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The oldest mining camp newspaper in British Columbia. ; The Ledge was published in Greenwood, in the Kootenay Boundary region of southern British Columbia. The Ledge was published by James W. Grier until 1907, and was subsequently published by R. T. Lowery (1907-1920) and G. W. A. Smith (1920-1929). The paper's longest-serving editor was R. T. Lowery (1906-1926), a prolific newspaper publisher, editor, and printer who was also widely acclaimed for his skill as a writer. The Ledge absorbed the Boundary Creek Times in April 1911, and was published under a variant title, the Greenwood Ledge, from August 1926 to May 1929.
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gi'jusjMg-j-jiji "i" >i^~>��~��t ^mmmmSM "if? V, J! i (J: I fe ll. ill THE OLDEST- MINING GAMP NEWSPAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA Vol. XXYIL GREENWOOD, B. C.,! THURSDAY, JUNE 2, '1921. No. 47 ii V House Furnishings, Hardware/ Kitchen Utensils, Etc. T. M. GULLEY & CO. PRONE 28. GREENWOOD, B.C. gBTOmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmig We can fill your wants for-��� CANNED PEACHES, PEARS, APRICOTS, PINEAPPLES, CHERRIES, PLUMS, RASPBERRIES, &c. Also a full line of JAMS AND MARMALADES LEE & BRYAN �� Phone 46 7/uuiUiUimmnmuuuuummuttimmuimiUttumium.rv ��M| Fishing Season Is Now On Everything in Fishing Tackle AT GOODEVE'S DRUG STORE I This week we are celebrating our first . anniversary of business in Greenwood. - We wish to thank the people of this city and district for their patronage in the past, and solicit the same for the future. TAYLOR & JENKIN PHONE 17. GREENWOOD T*EAL VALUE Fit-Reform Made to Measure Suit Quite a substantial reduction in prices Your measure taken by one who learned the business W. Elson 8 Co Real Estate & Insurance Life, Fire, Health, Accident Automobile Best Companies in the World Enquire as to Rates Ranches For Sale Auctioneer . Call And See ~ CHARLES KING GREENWOOD, B. C. �� I COLORED SNOW GLASSES In Shell or Nickel Frames Put up in a neat Sprinsr Covered Case $1.00 PER PAIR . ... McELMON Watchmaker Jeweler Optician OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOtK^XVOOOOOOO T. THOMAS CLOTHES CLEANED PRESSED AND REPAIRED. TAILOR - GREENWOOD oo*<��oooooo��ooooeoooooooooo JOHN GRASSICK Watchmaker and Jeweler - GRAND FORKS��� Mail your watch for Repair and I wi.ll mail-it back. Charges are moderate. ��OOOO^OOOOOOOOOOOO^^ WINDSOR HOTEL GREENWOOD, B.C. The WINDSOR HOTEL, is heated with steam aud electricity. Fine sample rooms. A comfortable home for tourists and travellers. Touch the wire if you wane rooms reserved. The buffet is _ replete with cigars, cigarettes, cooling beverages, buttermilk and ice-cream. OO0CK>0O<>0OOOO<KKK>OOO<XK>O<K>OO0OO<>OOO^ "THE EMPIRE'S STANDARD" BURNS' SHAMROCK HAM BURNS' SHAMROCK BACON __ FOR BREAKFAST! P. BURNS & COMPANY LIMITED Wholesale Distributing Branch, for West Kootenay District, NELSON. B.C. K Packing Plants at ' $ Calgary Edmonton Rectos Prince Albert Vancouver ai C. V. tyEGGITT GRAND FORKS, B.C. Dealer in Farm Produce, Railroad Ties Cedar Poles, and Fence Posts, Farm and Fruit Lauds For Sale. List your lands with me, Have a buyer for good ranch J, P. MORGAN Dealer in Second-hand Furniture and Clothes, Metals, Sacks, Horses, Cattle, Etc. BAKER STREET. NELSON Greenwood Theatre Gray & Clerf. Props. ONE NIGHT EACH WEEK SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Commencing at 8:15 p.m. IV' Ready To Help A Man With Business , t .t With trade reviving, everr reliance may be placed oa the telephone, vrltich is sach a principal factor in industrial development. British Columbia is particularly fortunate in that telephone lines radiate from ihe principal cities to all ooints, so that instant means of communication are always available. The duplicate snbmarine between Point Grer and Naoalmo was laid this month, doubling- fae facilities for telephoning between the mainland and Vancouver Island. New loajr distance lines have been built en Vancouver Island and Uironghont the lower Fraser valley, both north and south of the river. Very few applications are unfilled because oi lack of facilities, so that the telephone always taken for granted, will not fail yon. -.....'. - BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY. Anita Stewart ' , In a Drama of.Mother Love "Human Desire" . The- adorable" romance .of a., motherless waif's persuit of happiness Six Reels Also a Two Reel Comedy "Toonerville Trolley Meets AH Trains" Baled Hay For Sale '- Baled hay forjsale. Extra'g'ood quality, mixed .timothy arid aisyke. - - - . \, ��� ., .' V '-'' ~y Fritz Hatjsseneb Box 364 - Greenwood, B.C. ArouirdHome Barry Youill arrived in town this week. Archie Aberdeen is spending a few days in town. Lum Clark has purchased a Ford touring car. J. V. .Mills has sold his Over- laud car to C. Mauahati. E. N. Grubb, of Oroville,- has bought the Peuticton Hotel, Pen- tictoti. Service will be held in St. Jude's Church Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock. Harry Borders left Midway on Tuesday for Vancouver, in his Chevrolet car. The Hon. J. D. MacLean left on Wednesday for Kamloops en route to Victoria. J. W. Clark, who has been visiting at the coast for ten days, has returned to town. Mrs." E. Thompson, of Trail, was the guest of Missv Marie Anderson, on Sunday. Mrs.'R. A. Roylance, and two sons, of - Saskatchewan, have rented A. Sater's ranch. Summer is here. The boys are swimming in the pond and they say the water is fine. E. J. Cochrane, Inspector of the Bank of Montreal, inspected the local branch ou Tuesday. , GeTyour wall paper at manufacturers prices. See the 1921 samples at Gobdeve's Drug Store. R. A. Wood returned on Monday after spending a pleasant two weeks vacation at Penticton. Mrs.L.E" Brawlers aud children who have been visiting in Vancouver returned to town last week. Mrs. Arthur Claughton aud son, Roy, of High River, Alta.; are the guests of Mrs. C. T. Fenner. Geo..Hallett returned on Sunday to Mission City, after spending two weeks vacation with his parents. Ola Lofstad reports that he encountered the lead in the Helen. This property is situated south of* town. F. F. Ketchuin, the genial merchant and-postmaster, of Beaver- dell, spent a few days in town lasfweek"." ~ Stan. Lockwood, of New Jersey, formerly of the Mother Lode mine spent a few days in town during the week. Geo. H. Stevenson and N. Saudberg, of Seattle, are doing some development work on the "Roderick Dim" aud "Electric" in Long Lake camp. -1 . . Paul Nelson, who recently purchased a studebaker car, motored on Wednesday to Spokane accompanied by Stonewall Jackson on business trip. Miss Marie Anderson who has been visiting he mother herei left this-morning for Spokane. She was' accompanied by her sister, Miss Ruth Anderson. The Independent Meat Market is now open all the. time. We carry only the best stock procurable in fresh meats, hams and bacon, - lard, sausages, , head, cheese., "etc " * The Presbyterian service" on Sunday, June 5th,' will bev held in Greenwood church at 11 a.m., instead of 7.30. Service will be held in Midway: at 7.30 p. m. Services for the other Sundays in June will be held m Greenwood in the evenings and Midway in the'mormngs. . Oa Sunday, June 19th, Rev. VHillis ' Wright,' of: Grand Forks, will conduct Communion Services in Midway in the morning ,and inj Greenwood in the evening. JMr. Wright will conduct a baptismal /service dur- his visit. ' '"��� - '������ V V ' Junior Red Cross . The peace-time program of the Red Cross League of Nations, to which the Canadian Red Cross is i signatory, embraces and embodies the very important platform of Red Cross instruction to the children. This branch is known as the Junior Red Cross, and in Canada this is the medium through which the Canadian Red Cross is endeavoring to -induce among the children and young people Red Cross instructions and activities of an educational and social value. In this situation, the Red Cross aims to. enlist the services of the children and young people on be> half of suffering childhood to minister to the needs of thoBe children leas fortunately situated than themselves, and more especialty, until the post-war work of the Society is completed, to the children of soldiers or-those suffering directly as the result of the. Great War. In this respect it will furnish, to children and young people a successful and healthy outlet for their energies and present to them a definite purpose for which their talents may be employed. J. H. Dawson, of Silyerton, was the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor this week. While here Mr. Dawson inspected some mining property in the Long Lake camp. Don't forget the School Bazaar on June 3rd. The boys and girls will be looking for you at their Sale of Work and Concert in the evening. Bush's orchestra will play for the Dance following, Keep this date-open! Sunday evening in the Presbyterian church, it being the last Sunday in the month, a special musical service was held. It is the intention of the church to hold a similar service on the last Sunday of each month. - ' ��� Dominion Day, fJuly 1st will be celebrated at Ingram Bridge under the auspices of the~United Farmers of Greenwood riding., A good ��� programme of Baseball, Trap-shooting.-' Horse . racing, Ladies -race, Potatpe Speering race; "Boys, race, Victoria Cross race, Stake race, Bucking contest etc.. etc. will be held for which liberal prizes- will.be awarded. A bigV dance. Jn. _ the..Co-operative. Hall in the evening. f Don't forget the Tea to be held in Kennedy's store on. June 3rd by the school pupils. This promises, to be one ot the most interesting teasiof the season. - Fortunes will be told, iced drinks and ice cream will be served as a com? plimentary seryice to. the Sale of Work going on at the same time. The boys and "girls have expended considerable trouble and time in preparing this, event for ..you. Your patronage . will be "greatly appreciated.";";-; VV ; ' ���' -"��� :. On Thursday, May 26, E.'E. Tucker and Harry Nugent; were arrested in, town, for ..not reporting -when.eutering Canada.V The following.day.they., appeared before, Stipendiary Magistrate, W. R. Dewdney. Tucker was-fined $100 or ;in default 3/moriths imprisonment on. the above charge. Nugent is put on a .$50. bail, to appear oh June 6, as he stated, he could prove ;that he had-reported, The truck, these .men had was seized by Customs Officer, R. D. Kerr, of-Mid way! The liquor it contained . is .being held for- a claimant, by" the provincial authorities. Columbia and Western Lands to be Opened The Hon. Dr. MacLean arrived in Greeawood Friday afternoon on a short visit to his constituents. He is enjoying the best of health in spite of his strenuous part taken iu the late session but is quite glad of the rest this trip is affording him. On being asked by a Ledge representative as to the Moderation Act the minister replied: "The probability is, that the Moderation Act will be brought into effect by Order in Council about the middle of this month. Stores will be opened in the larger centres first and a little later in the smaller places. It is most likely that Greenwood will have a store and in this case a representative of the Commission will visit the town in order to select a staff and a suitable building." ��� ������ _ y ' ' In the interview the Doctor mentioned that the opening of the Columbia & Western Lands, some of which is situated north of Greenwood, will take place on July 12, 1921. All applications will require to be in the hands of the Government Agent at Fairview on that day in order to insnre consideration if there should be more than one application for any particular piece of land. All applications received before the closing of the office that day will be considered as having been in at the same time, and in all probability where more than one application is received the particular piece of land will be put np for tender and the highest bidder will be given the preference. Unsurveyed lands, either for purchase or lease, will have to be staked and advertised and in this case priority pf staking will'govern. - Continuing the Doctor said, that it is the intention of the Government to give what information was..ayaHable to the Government Agents at Greenwood and Grand Forks, with instructions to the agent at each, place to. do everything in their power to assist applicants, and forward any applications they may receive to the Government-Agent -at- Fairview. It was also decided that the Government cannnot take notice oi any applications for land received heretofore and intending applicants- , should,. therefore,. govern themselves accordingly and see that a new application is iu. at Fairview 7 before the 12 day of July.. "��� .-..-���--- .. ���-.- .������<_. "-V V. Mining News G. P. Jones has returned to Hedley after spendiug the winter in Victoria and other places, on business connected with the Hedley Gold Mining Co., and has announced that development operations will be started right away in the mine. The flume is being repaired and some slight damage done by a washout recently is be- rectified. There is a much more optimistic tone among the Hedley business men and residents generally than has been the case for some time past. The Waverly Tangier Silver- Lead mines, situated at the head- waters of Downie creek, near Revelstoke, have been purchased by the Walters Investment company of Spokane. The company is spending $10,000 for development work, which includes the construction of a wagon road from Albert Canyon, to the mines. "Bosem" W. J. Richards and two others have commenced development work-on the Silver Reef group on- Anderson creek says the Nelson News. The property is a gronp of three claims staked and worked by Pat Perkins and associates of Kaslo, and has a good showing of silver-lead. It is the intentiou of Mr. Richards to push development work all Bummer. Greenwood School Concert Evening Programme GREENWOOD THEATRE, JUNE 3rd r. O Canada Chorus 2.*Orchestra Selection ' Greenwood Orchestra 3- Tom Sawyer (Sketch) Public SchoU*- Pupils 4- Vocal Duet "Let the Rest of the World Go By," Mr. Cavaye and Mr. Hibbard. .v. Recitation Cecilia Hallstrom The Unwilling Patient, Senior Pupils Recitation Edward Johnson Orchestra Selection , Greenwood Orchestra 9. Recitation 7 ; . Miss C. Mcintosh .10. Comic Song . -Mr. Hibbard. ii. "No News, or why the Dog Died," H. S. Pupils 1.2. Song V Mr. Cavaye i3. "Fudge and the Burglar," . H. S. Pupils 14. "The Maple Leal For Ever," Chorus .God Save The King.. The Census For Sale V,- Team of ..horses,. 28$6 lbs. < Set of .-harness . goes' .with'" team. Heavy wagon"4>i in tires, "used only a few months. Light.Democrat .wagod;Vlarge- heavy: sleigh and a light . sleigh. -���'. Chains - arid cant-hooks for logging.; Apply to ;'.""" -.'"_���. f X'\ '��� XfX ;7.LVPutzs��V7 v'.' '.--��� X-X'-X " -���- ..V.iGreeriwood. Human Desire 'v In "Human Desire" .in which Anita Stewart will be seen at the Greenwood Theatre, 'on Satnrday evening, June 4, has the part of an Italian girl who is intensely fond of babies, and who'for.'-this reason makes a splendid Madonna for an American artist who finds her friendless on the steps oi an old stately home in Washington Square North, New York., The love affair between.the artist and the: girl is developed as the picture proceeds. ;, Both; in' Doubt-;.;-' . At a dinner on one occasion a prbfeeaorVthough he:,wonld ask a colored cloak-room attendant a few questions about his memory. . As the attendant handed him his hat he said: "How do you know Ihsa one is mine?'' . tlI don't know that, sub," was the answer.-- ������-.,/ "Then why,do yon give it 60 me?" queried Sh* professor. ,;.. '"Cause yon gave it to me, eub/' The sixth Census of Canada is now being taken, J. C. Knght, of. Vernon, .commissioner for the Yale federal riding, has appointed the following enumerators for the Greenwood Riding: Mr. Williamson will be enumerator, for Beaverdell, Carnii and Main Kettle River; Rbb't. Johnson" will have charge of Bridesville and Sidley: W. B. Fleming will look after Kettle Valley and Rock Creek; Eric Jackson will do Midway arid Boundary Falls; John. Docksteader,will have .charge of Greenwood and Eholt. A Correction ; We, the Midway Baseball Club, wish to inform our Rock Creek friends fehatife was ourselves (Mid- way), not Toroda Creek, who had lhe pleasure of playing that little 22-8 (riot 9) .game on the 24th. V. Midway Baseball Club, ��AIt CONTRACT SEALED TENDERS, addressed to th* Postmaster General, ���will be received at Ottawa ��� until aoon, on FridaT, the 24th -Jnne, 1921, for tbe conveyance ofTEls..-Majesty's Mails, On a proposed Contract for four, years, i times per - week t��a the route between Greenwood and.- Railway Statitn ',C.K.) from tbe Postmaster - General's - pleasure. Printed.notices containing: further Information as to conditions of proposed- Contract raay t�� seen and blank forms of Tender may -be . obtained at the. Post Office of Greeawood and ' at the oSca pf toe Post.OfEce.Iasjsector. Post OSce Inspector's Office, 13th Mar, 19217 VancosTer.-B. C. ���-��� ��� ir.r. MURRAY-.'.V Po��t OSce Inspector ki\ ���II ���'!*.? ���HI 4 .1: . >' 'I f { n !H ft ;*' ���in nl ��'��� ��� 1 . !ul ���K�� I '���Ml V,'I '�� M 'HI Tin I ii I I d m Tr!| ���X'A '-All I'll '���'At 4 LEDGE, eEEEFWOOD, B, a hep: Does Bronchial Trouble Begin To Gel Serious? First it was a lit tic throat tickle, Ihcn a cough which grows severe. '.riiis neglected cough travels down the Iu>.gi. and it's mighty hard to treat. To treat throat trouble right, use Catarrhozone. ��� Ii heals the sore, spots, allays irritation, eases lhc rough, makes breathing regular, clears out the phlegm and frees the nostrils from crusts ami accumulation?. Yon can prevent colds, and keep free front Catarrh and bronchial trouble by fre- tpienlly using Catarrhozone���thousands prove this every day. Sold everywhere, two months treatment $1.00. n'.edinrn~=izc 50c; small size, 25c. " Enter Mother- in-JLaw By Ella Randall P earee The letter was >\rvf-< i Mrs. Franklin Kirby and its contents enjoined secrecy. "[ want to surprise Franklin,1' wrote that young man's mother. "And you've surprised Franklin's ���wife, too,*' This thought was slightly tinged whh bitterness, for Vera had her pre-coneeived notions of mothcrs-iu-Jaw, and her first feeling- was resentment that her happy Httlc home was so soon to be invaded by lhc arcli-eneiny., of domestic tran- . fiuility. "Franklin's mother���of course, I expected to meet her some day. And of course, I'll do my best to get on ���with her. But now���" Vera bent above thc written page again. "I'm coming for a visit, but if it suits mc I may stay."- Vera gave a gasp as she read. "The idea! Cool, 1 call that. Coming for a visit���and may slay. Docs that mean forever? ' Oh, well I'll have to hang out the welcome banners, for Franklin's sake. Vera kept her secret during the .next few days; but it rankled within her heart. You couldn't tell iter any- Ihing. about mothers-in-law! She knew what they were like, even thc best oi ihem. Thcy never thought a woman quite good enough for their precious son��� and Franklin was an only child! And they never quite approved thc wife's housekeeping methods, especially her cooking. And, thcy always considered the other woman a' little extravagant, to say lite least; and a little ��� careless 7. of '. Hubby's 'com ioiH>::'and:..7iV ��� little too'-fond. of-''worldJy--.ple'a^ire.S7"V .-:.-���' ���'.-';'V'Q.)v.-l'iii"surc''.l.6'. cbmc-'iii''7for7ieruV ��� ���-���'. cism-.' aii(l".:advice,%.7.:r.c3c'c:tedW Ve7rtv.' ������ ������ ������'-."A.n.d-7;l.r'frtr-iic-liiV-7.t:Jii-tik's^jrie vqiritc 'satis-. ��� ���_.".factory;'as\I' a.ni.7' 7;>lt)Av7he--s-.:gbii)g^7to7 .^^JiavcMny^fauitsV^^'^VQ^V V;:Jjbw ^V^i."sr��j*&Vo' ).ear.tj7tli;;i:;t-the AVpirnaihhe.' 7V:;7ixi^rried isn--;i:7;md-.-hV;vc.r ^ '.'.y/s'7 as gopd.\as^th'C;7motlUy"7he7faKsoa!cV''V' ': 7 7 7' VeraVwCn.t 7abputVlverVl^iy-;;7tasfer 'y.: conjuring'. np7 diSturbm^';7:;V!sio}i;s:/7e?i: y . wliai.7 tke^dyeitt'Vfti lilic Veldcr vv;M-f5:.-. ;Kirby.7miglii,4iVc.aiS j7f:Slrc7liiK^kiirJ\Vti7 77- Franklin'VbutCsl^ ��� ���wer'e.Tmar-riedV^ud^ i---.y; single';'Jnte'inb^rvjo^^ : 7;3hcrc.'''h'ad..^ VV'V:tlic-way ;of; dtMttc-.st -!'b-.irtsi;a7n.<L.scie#cies; ��� -7'VV'.An<LneiwJ^ .7',;.'7p^rfcc.t7r::aitv!":V /������:: 7; ��� as; -site ��� weft irab.oiit ;t]iC7taskV?f 7��&'t.t(jV_. i y ;-;Vthe.;giiestrjSbjh iir:or(tcK;;-/?I.t7irtas7alsb: ;.'7'7V'her7isewih'gyr^ yX: 3iave 7 tp; -giveHip -'.-h' g'r -ftcedlgv^oi^fbr; TviVViiheifprcscniV^iVVV^ 77;������:���'���'��� i V'Vy>iU.7:af...;;i'_^ '-���V'',^bah'ed^.c'r:8v;-.''L f^Hfii ft Vso mc%;mi��5:Rb:rt^ :''V 77^:hit i7 :F'dbn^t.7da ���^7;-;-7��nly-.I_:k'ii7eAv7{-jW 'y> ji.^nipressiojis^ W Vi j? e;;. sc c #���&'������. i��^ 7;i7'--77C!vte.r\rp^ ���" VV' ;��� ;V$fr4V'i:kchV:i^ y y 'iip'ofj-iAi$ :7.tive;7^s tSin'ger^tf c sit iiwhi rl ed; _��� -.---'.iri't 9^ Vhc^JCilr-hj^.'s.-:-.! i)v;f .i^'rp^ft^-^:. V4-^.?P.ES: .V.-W7-fccd'i.,3l.^^^ X'X':y. SpX$^Uy$��iRffi$& JfMfc X&>?X - y.>$oiii'r-V-he;adj7aii<ijshouj.^V^U^fSnfcr^; ��� -..-'"' ^-/.ran.&.j.T^ VV.'V-7-.0.'!i*riv?._.Qi.^^^ ���iJVViyptfavlte^ ���..;.;_Vy.TOS$^ Toygr ��� 77..:i7':i'*;th.e;7V;_fp^ 7;~; 7 yil ?y o|b f ?>ii gji't.-Sv yj H ��-. :hv?:n^fj^f/.S '��������� &>r?- Typ \ 1;'. XXy^yf'^^X:^X': -'Xv'\ y^ ' ;��� VV--���:������ ";-"- ; ���V'i-'gV^iwy*!^ '.V-'r^-Wdy^^ 7 '-��� 7:7 v.: ': ������'��� VVVV^I^f&iifl:^ :V'-^-':'-V''I'^C^^ ;t 'Iftplf'' V^^::l^:pA1?:7"b,\v'_.:i6/ er j?jyaQ3k?-aM;:fiQrner?'VJ..' ��� -7' jifiX X iS'icVsUpp'Cd|7a;;li ah"d';Vc7�� j 1 iii i shl y\ '-xixSO: ::fVV7.<Agi_)'.jm^ '..y \ ��7 p\c^X:X;'^qxi^6; ':sp.;:^BX'-'4o^-e0&exiii:: kept a cheerful home, and that's something, I made Franklin's father happy. And I made Frank happy as long as hc -was with me. And now you're making >iim happy. I know, by his le-tters:" She looked long and lovingly at Vera, and tenderly patted the hand shc held. Isn't Franklin wonderful!" shc said with enthusiasm. ���'Isn't he worth doing tilings for?" They stepped into tlse tiny blue and white kitchen.- Oh, just like a toy j house,'' exclaimed Franklin's mother, j "I believe I could work here and en- ' joy it. But I never did care for kitchens, and cooking seems a.mysterious art. I always had someone else do thc cooking, and I gave my'attention to the service end. I. can pour tea to perfection." Vera watched Iter in bewilderment as site went from room to room, talking entertainingly of many tthings. Shc was an exquisite figure, slender and light-footed, with silver blond h:ur fashionably arranged, bright blue eyes and a fresh pink and white complexion. Her small nose uplifted a trifle' and there was ;t dimple in her check. She had an air of permanent youth. '1 he sort of person who never grow-- up, thought Vera. Yet there was. wisdom am! shrewdness, to<\ in her bright eyes; and an undercurrent in her silvery tones that twanged at one's heart strings now and then. "Such a dear sweet homc. ..I'm going to be happy here while I stay. And I'm going to do all T can to make my visit a happy memory for you, you two dear children." Children! Vera already felt old and sober beside this light-voiced, light-footed stranger. The elder Mrs. Kirby tilted her head charmingly, with a sparkle of mischief in her glance. "Did my letter worry your 1 always announce my visit in that way, that if I am suited I shall stay. But I never stay." Her dimple came into play. "I am a wanderer. When Franklin's father was living,- we traveled together and so I got into gypsy ways. I have friends-' everywhere. So 1 come and visit, but T never stay." Vera watched her vivacious guest as she arranged the roses shc had brought in a cut-glass vase, A sudden tenderness crept into her heart. A. thrilling longing, almost maternal in its nature, to draw that gay, roving, childish spirit within thc sweet, protective circles of home life. ���She went swiftly to the other woman's side and laid a caressing hand on her shoulder. "I want you to remember, Mother Iii-rl)y,".,-.��h e,;-. said; ..:jity. l/diieri -.y oicsr; epiiv-.' ��� c'fctj.';..\vitlt7,i)e\vly..7 :''\VKo're-v^ T&taay^VV-WitliV^ ;An'd;7 always;-w.c7'shaU Vw'anV ;7xbu V fe: ;c o;n 1177 af 1 dX(t ay'.'. a.s7l on g" 'a s; y q u V.wi'l )'.>' V" 7 (Growth Of Education In Saskatchewan Has Kept Pace With the Increase in Population. Despite the rapid growth of settlement in the prairie provinces, the education of tlic younger generation has kept pace, with the increase in population. Faeh province has its Department of lulucation whose energies havc been devoted to establishing schools in every settlement, so that every child throughout Western Canada might havc the advantages of a public school. Just how far this idea! has been accomplished may be judged from the following statistics vcliiiin; \<> the province of Saskatchewan : On September 1st, !��i)5, when the province was formed, there were $94 school districts, of which 10-were Separate schools. Since then tlie organization of M-'noo! districts lias been so rapid that at one time a new school was erected for every day in the year, including Sundays and holidays, aud at present there are- more thaw 4,300 school districts. ..if which JO are separate schools. In 1905 there were no secondary or high schools, though :l few of the elementary schools were doing high school work, but now ligh schools and a university, student school :���. without province. o that it is possible for a o receive a public, a high ul a university education .having to leave his own Also Itchy Scalp, Hair Fell Out, Face Disfigured. "My head began to itch and there were scales on my scalp. My hair came out badly when combed and it became very dry end thin. I also had pimples and blackheads all ever my face. The pimples were hard, large, and red, and caused mc to scratch and irritate them, and my face was disfigured. - "This trouble lasted about two rnonths and I began using Cuticura Scap and Ointment. After I had Iustd two cakes of So3p and two boxes of Ointment I was completely healed." (Signed) Miss Zona Jackson, R. 3, Goldendslc, Wash, Improve your skin by daily use of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum. They are ideal. i Seep?.5c. OtsSmtnllJSistlSOc. Tt!cu��S5c. Sold throughoutth��J)ominiois. CiinailianDcpot: Lym��m. Unfiled, W St. Tai-I St., W., HonSicol. sSjUSP-Cuticur.-i Soup shavee v/ithouS inu?. n.���Mil w.i��� ������.!��� .1) 1 wi .w���ni..i. H.nnmin.'iim Iwm Sooth Ai'ricjt Behind In Caring- For Veterans Wild-Life In Dominion Parks A Sportsman's Paradise Saskatchewan One of Best Big Game Countries on Continent. Thc value of Saskatchewan's game resources is no: generally known despite the fact that this province is one of the best big game countries on tlie continent. ,, . Last season alone a total of ��170 big game animals were secured by licensed hunters. This-bag includes 80 caribou, S/0 deer and 1,200 moose. Were the 1,200 head of moose secured placed on The market, their meat alone would fetch a very considerable sum. These animals would each dress on an average about 400 pounds, which at thc low rate of fifty cents a pound would amount to $240,000. North of Prince. Albert is the caribou country, and while moose have been secured all across the province from Onion Lake eastwards, they are especially plentiful >: from Crooked River east to the.. Manitoba boundary, within easy reach of thc railwaj'. In this, d.ist ric.t...asin.aiiy.-as-..sixteen..!-, ioo.se liavt{i)ft&iV;killC(l'j;(7oiid t.ownshit)7fv;7 Csns.di.in Delegates Kcuirn From ConfercnccWith Marshal Haig. Marshal Haig has returned to England from South Africa, whither lie had gone to preside at the empire conference of Great War Veterans. lie said said the British Empire Services League for cs-servicc men throughout the empire gave him a hearty welcome. The two Canadian delegates to thc Cape Town conference, K. 13. ��� Maxwell, of Winnipeg, Dominion president of the Great War -Veterans' Association, and J. Mo-'gan, of Toronto, representing the Army and Navy Veterans' Association, travelled back to England with E;;Vi Haig. Increase in Game and Birds Proves Value of Sanctuary Protection. In his annual report for 1920, Mr. J. B. Harkin, Commissioner o'f Dominion Parks, reporting on 'lhe value of wihj life protection, says: "The. continued increase in wild life in practically all of thc parks is most gratifying and affords lhc best evidence of the value of sanctuary protection. Reports from the various superintendents show that in thc three parks on the eastern slope of the Rockies both big game and game birds are coming back in large numbers. Thc superintendent of Jasper Park reports that this year .the bighorn, which a fc^v years ago in that park had been re-' chtced to .very small numbers, now total 5,000. In the Southcsk River hunting country contiguous to Jasper Park last season there were reported to be 2,000 bighorn, evidently an overflow from Jasper Park. Similar reports of better hunting conic from practically all districts outside park- boundaries indicating 'that the protection afforded by thc parks is not only increasing the wild life within their boundaries, but it is resulting, as predicted, in a natural overflow of game which is restocking the hunting areas," Nations Must Avoid Another War I our 1 eeth By Rea Proctor McGee, M.D., . D.D.S., Editor of Oral Hygiene. IN LATER YEARS. Copyright, 1921, by Rea Proctor McGee: Mr. Maxweli .iec :lared that South Africa was much behind:(. the other dominions in caring for ex-service uicm sQB'7G'erniansVHokI.7 BjUjon..I.;';ir.ycste.L^ XyX/'}i^:-Cah^a^^e6^:XXXX X���tlfeif c; ��� .i sVn .07 tItc=sV:V3ib^V^i-_O7=6;OOO^0.O9' iiVyeStcd^i-!fi;.-Hye^'fo:.clv7Jp; :tl< Vs7ee>ihi t tyj: tiqtijtrj'v- :;&V; ;1Sj :7#7-TolmjeV;;^d.er| j; J\ttnis t c7r7:.7-pf ;::;;:7 A'gfi^ ; lv-| iy aryi 37CJ ul.i%a|iQit-i^^ ;iTo;w^'the;.7.^^ 'fjiij:;W07MI;;;;iJi&^ 7To;lnjie^ ul six-.*?��pr esSe^:' thS; ��� jVQ^ aIkiV ���i.liir- [711 S^s-'tji gSj��m s '������ oxT; thevkonf m i k srou; ft S^siiiiing ^ji;';Gre^ :sul I7 iff 7'the; 7'erw bargo ?;aigM���i.-s-tv^a;rfiadii.i^ :;G?itt]e;-7;.;feing--.V^ t\H Miller's Worm fowdcrs U'ill eradicate the worm evil that bears so heavily on children and is believed yto cause, many fatalities. They are''an acceptable medicine to children and can bc fully relied upon to clear the | watchfulness. Sir Auckland Geddes "��� Reiterates President's. Message to U.S. Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, speaking-at the Empire Day dinner of the British Schools and University Club of New York, reiterated President Harding's recent utterances against war. .."Wc must not: forget the evils of war," he said. "Let us resolve, as the President said, that it must not be again! Another''war-cannot bc waged without horrors indescribable. New weapons havc been devised among them bacteria, to spread disease too horrible to contemplate. It must not be. "Do not let us forget the awful cost of war, or'its horrors, also that the price of- eternal freedom is eternal Let us not decrease Time lies' in wait for every mail and will get. him sooner or later if something else doesn't; When time begins to get a man the-qttestion_is, how well is lie prepared to resist the downward drag of years? Wc know this drag is sure, but wc all hope" to >makc it slow. It must be terribly disconcerting for a man to suddenly havc the skids knocked out from under him aud to miss the pleasure of the long, quiet twilight of life. Not that any of us arc yearning for that ''quiet twilight" business, hut it is the best we will have when it comes, so let's make the most of it. It is a .fact that men and women past fifty years of age, who havc perfect \ceth, arc remarkably free from chronic disease. Very few people who are past fifty years and who Tells Remarkable Story of Sickness and Recovery. Toronto,. Ont. ���:��� 'I .suffered greatly fronrweakness, seemed to be tired all. the time, arid had sio' ambition to do any-' thing or go any place. My nerves were in bad shape, I could not sleep at night, and then came a breakdown. I read of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the newspapers and several of ray friends "advised me to use it, and it surely put new life into mo. Now I am quite able to do all my own work, and I would strongly advise every suffering woman to give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial. " ��� Mrs. Cfiakles WAKELIN, 272 Christie St., Toronto, Ont.| The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham's \ , ��� . ,. . , . , . 1 Vegetable CompoundI have thousands of . show advanced pyorrhea and decay of, sn& letters as that abovc-they tell the the teeth havc anything like normal | truth, else they could not have been ob- hcaltlt. i tained for love or money.* This medicine . ���ri.��,.��� .,.. .-.--.. 1 . , ��� . i is no stranger���it has stood thc test for llicic arc people seventy to ninety . move than forty years. N who have nearly perfect teeth and I If there are any complications you do . then- splendid healthy leads, us lo bc-; not.understand write to Lydia E. Pink- licve that there is a definite cotinec-1 h��m Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, tion, m old age, hetw'een good teeth j ���.' . "and good health. ... ' ' ~~ Many old people, tire vigorous who have well-fitted artificial teeth, much healthier in fact than people of the same age who have advanced pyorrhea, or a number of abscessed roots,! or both, in their ���'mouths.' The Thrift of the French ���1 food channels thoroughly of these. our watchfulness. It is drowsiness destructive parasites and restore', the I in -,',,<, vvatch iou-c. ,vi,;ci, ;s r inflamed and painful health fulness. . They-a remedy for these evils. surfaces to an excellent espons- M<ore Gypsum *iu Canada 'paSifo^ ;;E*|$rfc^ XXyfXy^$:^^^'^^^XyXX %;-;Bji|t'e��7. vj:Sk fp&i! i6tj^ip(^\^i^��^ii^ '���tffe^s^tM^ flilsqoti^Tc Vi-I'lie -;'dijc pe^g?rii-:^riee:77li-as; ^AS7^yWi7M^|^7;''75:i'^ B^^uX^y^'yiyyyyyyyy^ J'���^tr|h7g;i!iS;^S^fe ^ieed;7S,pi)0JJ!|Si; ^c&��fisCS)f vcfijaSisry &.t*r;, ��� :irt&��iXii&��'. :o.0Q0^0Q' ;pf7ftWxis: Wi=e: ���exportJc:d';fe:;-New7;7^es1^ iJJcte-.; :fii:a-'rlv iiHl-iffoikiid;. ������ ��� .Mj^^Cfiistjii-- has"! '&ji4i).g%$T6t f.kc7'isi&c4l!22J090 fjooi^7 Jets ���dealing' vfyitV-3j.i^ fhe-.p^dbct'ioii :,d|;jtic.-be-st7fifetftijAV.; ��� '"��� :"Good' '^rit���\.^p0^66p-tiii^'X.-y- ^Saxtthcfiv-' -Mibfif iy$ti&;pyJneukj4?; ��� kit. fM i%' %flpi7-'(?1ipS ��� V^i<?7t^ta-I^fe: ;itgttip^f7tlif'dtijg]f 'herfri' -:Wool::: .|>r70^erS'77^sgQ;c;i^ 7ai^gdp;tefl7;7tO;7;-^6^��4-ii \ ,~$'o~im0^Xi &jL .^���^ri;'i5ft-,^eja;g.f'7^ Tjtet'-wSS:-ol?ti.iji:edV '''ilifs-:ts;' -cotts.tde7r- jfe(l7%i7;vcry '-f^v^Sble-^Iigure; 7m7 ^iiiw-- ISf; ;^trff'-��t>tc 6j7.h^^0oXina1rke't7V:-VV" V.-: .!;FndU's.t-ry';';.pf.w^^^ XX'X^- tirely' .pri,; Coal'-- Th eTreV ^ 7-' 7�� 7: ���;; ��� ;':,-7;^Beu^-sp'eaki;ig-.0x7.'th.g.;gr:c^ jK).saI:Ug;--.'o5Ctip-^.t'lic-7-vRirh'S Kdisli-Ki;; .:^c^er'7^I6yd;'C.i>org^s:;ud-7-g"^ ;-iirst;'i3.Pl'M!'! Q u't!- oihex 1 y Vw i^7:tIi��f;:ocEu7;' ^pa;t igft- oMhe" Kit!i 'tiity dtfliJ7;i!iea.i;7;':>l3'ei '.forei'tKc :Va:Vlh;i;-au i^^6Si^y\^\y.Xiiic :;iv'n:i)r--V^^ ��� fi^ri-.'^b taiii'ed vi.n^i^atVg-^ yi\ Z-i} ic ��%-<\r.ldv7; r- :It '��� M&S7/ i !Aisi .'.hfetfel V .���pA?cr :>oi.V>rVji. ijw*5^ tSXt: ^il:Uoii'r-fit"cSQ-_?W-;:..-/ - j-t- 7 corfi_ti;iis^}<y7ery'7- (���& alHy77.fef77i VoVi;? ;jf!4r: ic^^-^Mit&ivab'K-^iJ^ .7<|;<5a.V.!'eSti;;'big^!^ ; W-h67hi70:f Vh^Ce;;;.!* ;pfbiititt:iau77Vi:V^- i|f ��� -^Vi^uftV TV aiiiisyH Th��7iiSil5Qct^i;c^fo|7tii^J7r7g^ ga\igp'd7liy;-'fjj!::;|'^ ���O00^:i;a3^@;7lgcks:i;ij 7]oa<jed ;-|fve^vyv- W$X M !StiXW!$XZiX> hlih?: rth^^itfflSIiiBp^Sr^^^^ ?3&i|:/Vii_V^>i;hjj^^ ;gfeaj:��KiuVvri^^ i7sh^;iifi7iij|%gaf7^u��K :3y^lo.pi:iii7;!nj.:oi;S^Mpi77'^ 7ali)'tdgjVSKj-r^ iR^lp^V.--^V\y i!V-7tS?^ ;trf5?;.;t3:gryi%3^7\v.ijliftft JV^antecl X9'�� Qvi&P&!;SM '��esc 70iar>ty 7 >.T.h<J -tff!;il7St;!i^;iV3ft':'diV^ Me:4 h &. x BRgecsVq f 0x11 it a&i ehitfVj'Sil U ��� JcmSy,:' vl uiy Uy(X2��Xtiv��flXfc&3�� Large Reserve Available If. Market V'7'VVX'-' Can Be:;'Found. .-77-7-V'.v '.:- f: Tii;idrilling-' tp-.;U:st?"7thc 7cpm'mcrcui.l possibilities oi' lit'e'Salt beds in-;'the; :Fprt7^feMurr.ayycJistrict,;of Jlie-Athat ;balc:i7l\ ivicr ���7c;^?n'rys:.7.ree>u t ly,7 i t;.7\yas :foujrsJ.>IWt:JJiefH^ ivityd'iH<?7:-R;n.tl --UX's\��n-f,. .6f -coihliiercial; oiitta^ifyr^'a; t77ile:p:pi s'Sftngin^ :-f-r-dm '-SOQiiv '600-feet,;;7hd-7rVVfmirJke;tican: be-'fpu'titl ipi-/it-'.;/there '-\: aIJl.i?:;MTVl-sJv'eii bf; ���fVe'.i-mii7vri;;a7; :ii'otei!jcWllic77min;erf; ais;:'J0:? 7 C.ti tyvil ay ..:i& V. i s 77f q uiid';iif'several; .O'fr^rl'-i e7;P r o'vtiVit'es''- '51 u 7 was -n 0 i 7 kn 6 vv ii' ty.;?C.k>-?V "ivt VIV 7 XX- nb rt hV".. ������7sl"lie7'.tp^ith' ; pro'eMc i .io'?'17 Xiyy. i ni iic iitH'n:;Ca' iiad il' iti ��50^as#fhV yiiia :ivVi jjfe Ave-prfsifs 7'6'J. Vt: li c-;;o:re.;; mii st ;r-uiJ.'..i.!i&..-S^l:i)ii^-:'-ihitlJ6ifs,i ^l.:ii7g;e ;ir;e'scrv^:-.avail- 'Xi''i)Xy. 'GyjVst.iii;';.is';.-.qii'.e': ible ior war. Prior to the dinner, Sir Auckland- unveiled a bronze -tablet containing the names of. members of the club and sons of thc members who served in"*Jie- war. The first name on-the list is'.-'tiiai of ���flic Prince of Wales. X-.Drop .Floral- Bombs: 7V.V p.ccoi-ht'ipn7.pay7'Seryices-';.at.Montrea^^ 7.7;7'7;., ;l7pr>.Spidiers;ahd;;SaiIors7;7-7;7V^^ ;;:.Aii;-.'.'cs'anip!e,p;t.,sfi ';U7;.hJt'.'.;-.i3.ecor'S(fi3ii:!Da ��� I'psti :7-;.Tuijid' ;at'- ��� MohTtrcal.rwhich. People Have Worked and Saved Money Since the Armistice. 7France was dreadfully tern by thc war, terribly depleted financially bv Good artificial teeth, arc far prefer-' its expense. But what do we see able to diseased natural teeth. ' jnow? Two'years and a half after Artificial teeth arc jnadc from por- lhc-armistice her people are. able'to cciaiu. A great deal of careful study invest 10,000,000,000 francs a year in has been put upon the shapes, colors, types and contours of porcelain teeth. Tho making and fitting of plates lo^ thc mouth, and the. arrangement of the _teeth,' both from thc artistic and from the.mechanical aspect, has been reduced almost to an exact science in America. If wc keep our machinery iu good repair as wc go, wc will have no regrets when thc time comes to reduce speed and jog along quietly to the cud'of the 'road. Prince Has Small Income jLaSr: ��� sii.d[.\y'cj^ hit|\-'i:eii..jihc7:'���'.���-.'FriiiehJ-''���������itVi<1V. -lihgliisli 7iinH.7ai-y-. s'ery-io.cs'-.<v>'!h';ci\-'.-.;ihc. :pr.c.siVl'ctU: ":p t'-thc-.-fitiid.f I^r, :7\\(77-.r7L;A t Ifc'ribi?-,-. aty-- fuyi'iiTccd';tji;i.t;.;the?;-jpiiit;-c^ 7. c.ha rge /o i.-; th C/-La s t: - Pps:t --obsCr v ari) ce s-. ..... .. ,...-,. , ������iia��^1's'eivf;-.a-'\vychtli-'to'the7cc'!ebMnbni ,la:7d ��� fail'df/ his. :iti'iirio'rta.f7c.Omi:ades;7;-77" /.7'A;:-sfi1:kihgcfe;ith ���tlie.:'\a'}:i!V'r6.r'ce7-:'.Avlfeu/^ -.il.e\*^a'rci^Vrf<lV-tl.a/ ;aiidV<iroi>^c',d-;'^c;.\yerS\as''-:: a'7 .nfemeivt.o ,'fe.;.KT!'.!'e;r.y7#9Jd.i"e'-;r^ ^���O'.fj.i-ljij'J-JiiVttljp Jhfa-r^ -'.-. -Stib- iscqiiGifll^:thcyv-..ficw.:-'a7\yay7-7;;W ���wr'ca:tlfe.;in 7Ui?;iSt7i;-;Lawi-ciic^ i4p.-.J:sV��>mp^-fio'ft^^^^^ ���aTi i il ;7rff ar i i tc.s .'as ;txv e 1F as777sp! iti ex s7. w Ii 6' hsl^c.uh5Luiikiip^ir7grayc^ 'ifgjflTi^j'si;i.c'tiih��7;of'���) <!iievn^' subniaruics. 0elttsl^'d^liangev^v^ 7had77:?i; ftu7g^;yjoffijJr;'>jSw^v-^ .^ri's't;,fjp^Ktf.S'^ 7jne;a5W%d;d:)4^Vaii^ 7<i7m7;^ilte7^ijs';jtl;uip $����!';i^f.g;Vvtt^ jlisve^.lQils^aipti^li}':^ ^RtflhigWs^^^ y?V77:r.7VAmericatV jtarmeryy. XX-X ^ ':f;;j.tj/|ii.&d7-v'��tai|iS,~.SV-K^ j:tl)|��i:g.h.bff.vt'!SViiprthy^ f'd^#ii:itpauttifiiT5 -rfpurtc^^b^SSftftcJary;; o.f7Agricw!turc' ^;*51.^i^ir:efiTliSiifg^; 3O * C/LitIIgG7;!t 1 foV7fcicl-*.. jpiifiy-sffiai|;J7parT|(afl i.Svrog7apli^oasV^ ���t1fp^giy^ftS:Vt!a^7W^ ,fl.0:r6>.gii;3iiv��figyu^ J<i.:j3"> j &��� 7>ti& S'fi iXy :'y eit f '7h^ivc:c;;-'y 7^i:e;, ;CSn|t(JiarV^g7i^mf;rK^ #if'^T.^.!_(I^ ���.v..^s:iiS|j3f,5��i'J'a^ pf/itiartfr gf ;7t lje^iin ���aSirHW(ni^htf^ st^geiv 7^:|r:pjji:jpji;hn&i^-7b7fViji^ Sf^'n:;edVa^aiy;d)y7u li' eV prts;..ure7^7pf7fsuhV. y igJ^S!:*^ v^y^^u'j; ji iii- c ii f ly ^^J ��& r^ia%.<V 7 i ri;; 4 iSVS1 ^ yti v)MX^Xi^X&fXiXS^^^^. ^:i;fe7;t%:;;t:hcr;sivif,7:{V.V' Because King Will. Not Have Taxpayers Burdened. The Prince of Wales .is not setting up a racing stable' for the��� goodi'veasoii .that-he-cannot'afford one���r.i- disability by the way, I hat would not.-have hindered .some.of -'his 'predecessors.' Iii spite... .of-;- the-new7wealth which, has" 'come-,f 17.0111 j-.thc.better . nianagctiicnt o'f;'v;tli.e;:.:-Pucliy-.: .of; Cornwall, the i Prin e e's\ in'co'iue "i's: ;vc ry - much s ma 1 ler than/.t.liayt'usital forthcllcir Apparent pvving.7fp"'iii's'.-.co't'isent- -to. tlie..'King's :.7<;l<; tc ni i in it j i pitV ,t tni t,: tlf c ��� y 0 ung'c 1; inciii-: jbe.rjf-'of'-.t'h'.e'. Rrtyal^fanuly^s.hall/ript be .�����burd.c..ir;7f,o"'.4l Weekly;VP6stV.V i ���%X^XX^^y -7 bonds! There's ,a" lesson in thrift, in saving, in resources, for" thc whoh world! ft wc had anything to coin- pave with it iu America ottr prosperity would be the marvel of all ages, our money power almost beyond com-' ptttation. But France has not been spending billions for luxury since peace came to her. She's been saving her sous white \yc have.enjoyed scattering our. dollars. And thcy work in France.���Chicago Journal 0! Commerce. Allenby Galls For Order In Egypt ���Asks People to Follow Path of Peace .': *���'.'. V"-; .,an^ Order1. ��� Field. Marshal V Viscount' Allenby, British High Commissioner iu Egypf. issued a statement ..referring to the re- 'ccn'C disorders m'which'he is loath to .intervene in party, politics, but as a last resort the responsibility for law and order, devolves upon him. Great Britain, he observes, has held out to -.Egypt "the. hand , of conciliation' and friendship,-','7 an.d is ��� now awaiting /Egypt's'reply;/:Ha.cxhorls the F.gyp- -tians'; in.;their :'.dealings with each other toifbHo.w the paili of peace and ;coiieilia.tion'.:'-���>:'."������X-'- ~-��� ;��� >''���'. ';'/.;';Fruit ?Pnlp'yNc\v:^Shipment'.V. -7. ���������";:Frui.'.';pu.Ip7;vfr6ni'7;7British ^fJoh'n'ibia; ���td'-tlie\Mivitc.(i;-.Kiig.d'oin-'"is;^ .fca-: ttirc-viti shipincuts outbound; froni:this ;p'07rt'7.cp?V .life; ���S/S::;'i''Mberjk,,'-7wlHc!i -left. \";mc.67uyc'r;::rccciilly;"'���.tJi.er'cV.ycir'c 7tvtfo^'"'tqtvs: 7pL7friiil7 piilp^hs^a^saiiiple 7shipmeviyy'yyyc v ,;...���<���. -<yy^ - v ��� > ;Sir Edwa^d'; Carson,' -who for many ;ycars.-.Jia''sVbcen.' leader'of the Ulster ���f6.rcc'S'..���;���^iV.���VParHam.c!it,���'��� has becn ap- pQiiitcd;:Lord pf Appeal in Ordinary in iucccssipti;. tp;"J3ar6n..7-;Moi5ltoii1 who dicd7iir\March;V'7'-:77v- -.' 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' 0XX0^BWy^'^&^XSX^itX: i^l^t^nMi^^tl^^dfcrl^j 43^^ * sSSSM *-��' �� " THE LEDGE, GREENWOOD, B. C. v " Sit -' TTfce cotnfwtiation of pirnt^- �� quality and economy <�� lias tnaae Magic BaM*ig> u. Powttet the standard�� jbaktftjl powder of Canada. Positoely contains no,' alum ot other tnjtmcms substitutes.^ Its use 4nst*i*es perfect satisfaction.. "Costs no more tta�� the on Madame Curie's Position In Scientific World Is Without Parallel In - History. Mine. Mane Cniic, discoverer ot laditim, is in Xcv\ York to receive the gift of one gram of this very valuable clement from American women- The rise or this woman to the position of a leading scientist of the world is without paiallcl in history. The daughter of a pooi but distinguished Polish scientist, she worked hei way up in the field of her choice uiilil today shc bcais the tynquc distinction of having, together with her husband, received thc Nobel Prire avvaul, being the first and only woman piofc-Mii af the Soibomic in Paris, pf havinc ie- fuscd tin ribbon of the Legion of Tlonoi because, as she put it, "1 don't like decoiations," of rf coving lhe Knirli,h Albeit Medal from thc Kiijal Society of Arts, the icrond to bc Thc announcement 'ha-, been made in thc Manitoba Legislating that gianted to .1 woman,- Quen. Vicloiia Premier T. C. Norris will call a conferrnce of the praiiic province PremictsJ having icceived the first. There wot- to consider what kind of unifoim legislation is neccssaiy to deal with the, many moie honois end deeo.ations Made iri Catta-da. E.W.GIIAETT COMPANY UM1TED ��Vt>,MPro TORONTO,CAN. KOK-mlAI. iA/estern Premiers Conference To Discuss Unoccupied Land ProDJem Discoverer of Radium Ts Remarkable Woman WLy Not Use Dried Fruit? BY LORETTO C. LYNCH ' An Acknowledged Expert .. All Mattci s Pertaining to Household Management. Germany Lost Her Opportunity ���t��� Refused Chance to Make Voluntary Offer to Allies. The lliiii-.li picniiei Kt> - open the veiy coie of the piobhm iihin he iiotes the change of attitude in Gei- mau\'s spoke,man ,ince the fust days o'f thin tenor whin thej tame ee ie aiser u '. *" 101 I dons dried fiuils plentiful and cheap it.u i oi tnc uiough to delight thc h tiio'^t .ccouoinic.il All diied funis .ii wi-11 as all Oriental inn's like figs dali , and the like, bien-piouounced hopde-s hut Tanlac ha, eomplctily oveicoiiie my stomach double and 1 cat mint, \egc- l'��s suppliant, to hocli on November, "| ],,ui ]_vct[ on ,, ]K1���;(i diet Some folks have the idea that in or- j 11, 1918 Tod.>y Berlin is making ex- j lUlCl V(lU, aml my CJ5C had twice j ,u ivocm's, dci to bc ellectne, fruit must be both cus'S not mciely foi delay, but foi '- ��� ��� ' ���--��� ""- ' juicy and acid. Thry pass bv deli-1 a\ oidancc of hei ihbt- "She is be- giuumg to challenge In i re-poiiii- bihlv," he sav,, and uhm hei upic- seni.r.iM, "icfiise to f.iie iheii obligations tiny ,.re iheeied. ami ciuomag- cd and suppoi trd " ,ue honifyiiu. dim. Undci the \ Gfiuit'ny had .m oppoi'.unity 10 inicio=copc this dm n hmhl> vImoU , make a solum.',} otic, but ,hcjc-j0t the (In ihiee jr.u. ago and fiom I pound, m weight and look, *o every- iinul to take advantage oi the ol'Ur ' tjMl ,;,���, U]) luu.i \ (00|v T,u,ilK- ] |ndy Idl, mi lhc veiy pictuie of Wh.n l'oic<d to t.,k- anion, the pio-Vtcidil\ ivmt down1 hiil. l-n .. health I fu 1 twenty years younger "Jhdifoie, fined funis niii't b Olighly i le,.ncd \.uh a tiujll iliOi- b iu ill ITt ud. but thc 10-poiw in almost all instances, w.is j-innlar to the one given to th< I Ioil.il ��ugg( si ion of award. the Legion of unoccupied land pioblcm in Wcstcin Canada. It is also proposed that the cpnfcrcncc consider the position of scltlers now on the land with .i view of finding ways and means to increase llicir productivity to the country. It nccd not bc argued that thc callinir of a conference for such a purpose is timely and in the national interest, for il has becn we'd said that the economic future of the West and of Canada as a v\hoU\ depend'; upon the proper settlement of thc unoccupied lands along existing nil way lines and, upon thc improvement of conditions affecting the production of ba��ir farm ' ,��� products. J, |��- alvvaj, interccrliiicr and icvc.ds The foitlicoming confcicnce is the outcome of variou* meetings held j tin f,u t that the blood is usually ihin between the Western Provincial Cabinet Ministers" and thc officials of the j and lacking in ihe strengthening piop- cnies ot voting folks blood. If you A STUDY OF OLD AGE Western Canada Colonization Association. waul to fill your blood with theUire of InMhc mcmoiial leccntly presented to the Western Governments by l,lc. youth, build" up jour slrc.igth, restore Managing Director of tlie Colonization Association, the vh w was clearly and sliongly cxpicssed that unifoim legislation, calling for the listing oMm- occupicd lauds at firm prices and for a reasonable period, was the keystone Jo thc success of any: genuine colonization movement. It is idle to advance thc theoiy that voluntary listing of unoccupied hmds will suffice, for those who aie in a position to judge as to the possible success of any voluntaiy movement arc seriously impressed with the ,tatc- ment ol General McRac that the proposed legislation is both reasonable and necessarv, if lhc money subscribed to lhc Western Canada Colonization Association is to be expended in the national intnesr. Thc listing of unoccupied lands with the piovincial governments, will enable their Land Boauls to issue maps and piicc lists similar lo those now issued by the railway companies. Such maps and piicc lists will be generally distributed and will not only .civc the purppsc of thc Western Canada Colonisation Association, but as well all the land agencies ihioiighoul the piovinces. In addition thc neccssaiy infoimation will bc provided to enable the Dominion Government to direct immigrants to thc vacant lands near existing ia;h\ay lines wheic homesteads arc no longer available, i ' ~ Thc unqualified endorsation given thioughout the country to the proposal for provincial legislation is evidence that thc people of the West are seriously anxious to effectively deal with, and find a solution lor; the unoccupied land pioblcm in the prairie provinces. " ' ' Thc proposed "intcr-piovincial Premiers'.conference'' will probably be held al an caily date, the outcome of which will doubtless affect cvciy community interest in thc West. In thc meantime every -Board of Trade, Municipal Council, Fanners',Organization, and all inteieited public bodies and citizens, should give serious consideration to this impoilaui subject and make icpicsentations in regaid thereto lo their respective Government-;. Some lcgisIation*-undoubied!y U nccssaiy to deal with the serious unoccupied land problem. Needless to .say, evciy urban resident is affected by lhc Micccsi or failuie of thc fanner on thc land and should therefore be vitally interested in thc forthcoming Premiers' conference vJuu agricultural conditions will bc fully reviewed and an l)one,l attempt made to find a remedy for existing ills 11 iii Keeps the A your n<-.vis, just tr��r Dr. Hamilton's PilK." This wondeiful medicine is grand system i egulator. bowels in good condition, keeps the body fiee of v, a,to aud impurities Kor joimv. and old thc use of Dr Hamilton's Pills is recommended. 25c at all di .ilcr, or The Catari ho/one Cii Montreal. .aid w,nm u..to, 1 find .1 in n tooih- biusli (lc-iiable Then pu' the I. as, to -ctk m i It.iu cold watir in a e,,\l.ird vc-k 1 'ih< fruit in..y t><: .stiv.id m ihii ���-.inu' waler when plump ,:'d much ui tile ninu ial mallei th.il soaks out .nto tin ua!< i m..y tin', b< con'-cived. Fig1- and dates, as \v< 11 ���s ,,ii^iiis, <-hould bc scalded sc\i,ial linn i with boiling water an<' then spicad out on ,i pl.itiei -to diy. hi cocking un> of the "d'ied and soaked" fruits arrange to cook ilov.- ly. This wi'l ai>l m <\\eloping the n.ituial fku.or and sweetmss If you must add extra su-,,11, ^dd it tow aid the end of the euokhig Less sugar ,s needed to gi\ < thc doiio/l s\\,_e!- ncis if added at rht md i.f 'he cook- posiK she niadi \\<ic iu ihe wo.di of; ���i���,|, Jt,,r i v ,l;, s0 w(mI. j t0uidII-l pi IK, hcrd.iche, and awful attacks of My skin got yellow .md 1 It 11 of"l imtil I was hardly more than .1 walking skeleton "This was the fix. 1 was in when .i t iljje, and (veiything else I w.ml j fu'end i .died and pel m.iCed mc to give now,"' -aid Joseph S Kaisei, a boiler- T.i il.iv a tiia1. Hc was certainly a maker, who live, at 3.51 Bevulev St , , liienil in ne.d ] impiovcd right fiom \\ innijieg. ' the fii,i do,e- 1 am a, sound as a "Mv iioubh (dues b.n,k to ., ,pi II > doll.��r .todav, have put on tvvclvc fln ihiee vr.ii s ago that tim* up uiiii' I took Tanlac 1 Indy Id itcidilj unit down' hiil. V )i .> health ��3- i tlu Ji.il:,li piiuucr i \a-peiaimg.. 'pi,. ,,n '1 od.iv -he i- f.,cid with .in ult.ni.i- M hih i tuin h.ukid hy the lilh- ol Miiiain | ,��� , ;,, and the b.iv one'-. of I'r.mi e 11 the fooi out of the house and ,pitit Iiiiinlied, of doll.iii ii\- it on usj feet, nothing helped leims an h.us'i Giim.iuy l.ai only ie Monti��.il ^tar. Iiei��<'lf to hi. me.���'I Ull Ill" till t I a"', li. noun Ml : s| ,ui tnl .md the t h.mgi in me is ,c) great that ,u\ friinds who know what a dcspei- .>te condition L w.is m -ei me now .in1 s'.n.pl} r>m,u(_d. J h.i\e neve. I just moped .uouud , l n<ii\ u ;inji''ing in riM'Idn t c \ i u ' i qua! il "' 1 wa, ,ii,'Tei- I J .ml. Armaments and Peace w i ak 1 of eo.'i . ciy day m\ whole life in i, ,o!rl hs le.ulm.; duiggi'-ts noi' ,//. M3 wheii Tuesday Is Calamity Day. .M.uisties show that calamities are far more common ou Tuesday than on .my oilur day of the week. Kail- ioad disasten', tires, sticet aciidcnts ���lhc record in hi 'd l,i> Tursdav. cell case i= easily Science Explained Rain of Blood Clouds Thc Red Wcic Saturated With Sand From Desert. 'Rain of Blopd," a curious phenomenon of Southern I*ranee and Italy, occurred recently at Monte Cailo and Men tone. After the downpour ceased thc roof,, joads, gaulcns and shrubs of thc Rivcia wcrc cpv- ered with sticky crimson. The superstitious inhabitants of the gambling mctiopolis were much tcirided. Theic is, however, a scientific explanation ���which is perfectly satisfactory, says thc "Scientific American.*' It is said "that the rain"clouds had "been satur-- ated with red s.md fiom the Sahaia Deseit. Farms In New'York City. There arc in thc limits of the city of New York 800 farms, valued at more than $33,000,000. Five .tic in Manhattan, 55 in thc Bronx, 54 in Brooklyn, 5<55 in Queen's and 121 in thc Borough of "Richmond, The average value of a farm in thc nation's greatest city varies according to location, and thcV-ivcragc acreage value runs all ihe way from $558 in thc r.ronx to nearly $.',000 in Jitrooklv.il���New York Tim< ��. ' liog raising in Wcttein Canada is still a paying proposition despite thc slump in prices of all fai in product*. John Hamilton, of Co.ddalc, Albeit.i, recently delivered a load <<i hogs to a Lcthbiidge butcher, averaging -'70 pounds each. Thcy vverc nin<- months old and scaled this .weight after'' a journey of eighteen miles. Britain "the Balance Wheel Catarrh C. (.ml) is, a loi.'I tp-iv-e ^rc.itly n fii'imed bv lonstitutionil lOPi'ilious. If.M.l.'S rATAHRlI MUDIGINP. is .-. To��iw iu..l Ttlooil l'uiilicr. JJy ��� Ic. nsmc; Ik Tiloud .iiwl ImiM-iiff up thc Sy,te.u, HAM.'.S CATARI*II MI-llJlTNT. rcsloics ror-u.il conditions .-.in) ��i!o��s Njtuie to ilo us v.orlc. All Drti1.t'i,ti. Cirinl.i'.s iice * 1c. J. Cheney S- Co , Tolci'o, Up.o Telephone Subscribers Increase. The new issue of ihe Manitoba Covcrnmcnt telephone dii eetory for Winnipeg chows an increase of 600 -uhscnbirs, there being -10,000 names in the latest, while in the January issue ihcc weic 39,400 listed. L SATISFIED WITH BABY'S OWN TABLE! New York Minister Urges Crushing of Anti-Biitish Sentiment. Qiu-t ���l nioihcr ha, used Baby's The ministers of the United Stale, !(>vn 'l"^lp''" for ^' '-'He ones-she weic uiged to do all in their powet '^}' fX'\ nfnh]s .,1>>- \Ur UX oi , ' them leads her to ueheve there is no to eutsh/any and cvciy sentiment j n.ilr_ medicine to ��� <ti'.il them for any thj.t wc hear against Kngl.md, in an i oi ihe many minor .liinicnt, of cliild- addrcss by the Rev. Clunks S. .Mac-! hom'- Conceining them Mi- Ku- Failand, of New York, general secie -^X B-m "/' ^ ^'^h'' ��"." r ' ^ Iwiites: Jvly Daisy w.is icriibH consti- laiy oi the I cdeial Council of Umich pated, but after the use of Baby's Own Tablets he is crtiic'y well Pg.im I .11,1 .,o well .satisfied with t'.ie T.ib'ets that I 3o,e no opportunit.y m re com of Christ in Auiciic.i, before the Con- gicss on icduciion of anu.iment, "Jtiveiywheic abroad," Mi. M tc- 1-ailaud said, "one finds unrest��� dan- geious uiiii'si. Fngland. conservative to the supcihilive degree, is tho gicfit "bala"iTc"e "vvlieclV The-"great ..oveinor." mending them to otliei moihcis'' Thc Tablets are sold by lmdicinc dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from Th Or. William,* Ont. .Medicine Co, Brock- Make Armistice Day Fixed Holida)''. Thc conclusion of the war is to bc ���vlibratcd by a public holiday obsciv- Over ed under the name ot Aimistice Dny. A bill to this effect pa-s^od its final stage in thc House of Common a and no doubt is felt thai it wi'l receive .Senate approval. The holiday wiil bc the Monday in the week in which November 11 (tlie day-on which hostilities terminated) occur, and Thanksgiving will he celebrated the ��..u_.e day. Allies Will Care For German Graves Use Lizard Skins For Shoes, bkin^of many uncommon animals, including apes, li/ards, walruses, pythons and numerous, kinds of-.litigators and crocodiles, are now being iisid for snaking women's footwear. Beauty is onlv skin deep, and lot5 of wisdom is in the sam, ela^s. Wlr 1 ! slieait Mere is a. table drinlc * made as Quickly as you can pour Jiot water into tlie cup IANT POSTU delights the taste, and causes none of tlie harm \ that often comes from tea and coffee. There's a Reason : A a azvrejtsi > a 400.000 Estimated to be on French Soil. coiiffieuC'' will shortly be h< Id the lip*est i.'.itivi, ot the A hetwe.;) I'.ii'ish Fiene'i :"v) ��� Holrian *\\ v ^���ravc, Commissio'is and <j"< im. n n ji- icsontativcs with ieg��>rd to flic* tica*- nu'iil of Geiinan gi.,vcs in AT'ud coitn'.ric, .'i.d of All.i d graves m (,,-i- niat.y. ft i, esn,nat(.<l that thiio ,>n wc'.l over '1(jU,0t}i) <if. ,ii,u g;..v-e, on French soi', and under .30,000 Fi<u,h g-:ive, in Cc r,tt. ny. It is hops.il that a satisfactoiy ,ohri'in <-if 1cm may rie nache.! at ;he . ���; pioii- fcn I l l Never Rcfurcs Rc.-;itest For Help. "Vvhy,"' ..,k�� <l Ck.v (Loid <!:>>->, ���jt < "t'cit Rhode,, <,ne d.ij, "do >ou always give away ihequcs oi ��2i\ ��30. ��50, or more, td ev :i ;ic'er-do vveli vvlio vv'liiucs to ypu for help''' "W<11," said Rhodes, ",i mrn ou��_e came to mc in Cape Town, and said he was on his b(aili-end=, could 1 lend him som< thing " 1 didn't Id*'' the fel!ovv\ {jrr, and rtf I'-rd, ^nd that ,anie I'iglit iie eo-.ur.iirti <1 -m.-ide That was a lesson to mt, and since then I havc ncvci das id to unisc nioncj ;o folks who are hard up" -coi ibutmion of piune, stiv.fd with iai.-in, and a veiy little lemon is a pleasing ch.'.ng;. A delicious company dc-seit may be made of panics lOinbincd with lemon gelat nc. A pint of lemon gelaiiiic is piepaicd and allowed to coo), bin not necessarily ha:den. It is then whipped to a ,pongy consistency with a douv egg beatei ami a/cupful of stewed, stoned and mashed prunes i, folded m, as v.'11 is half a cup of c.eatii whipped unt.l -tiff. A doyen nur m> .'���.���- ,Jnipp< d may bc added. The m'xtcie i, set'aside to thoioughly chill, oi it may first be packed into mold- It is seivcd with additional whipped cream This makes tvve've serving1-. A novel fioren desert is made by adding a cupful of apricot pulp, obtained by forcing stewed apriiots thiough a sti.'ine', and a cupful of banana pulp to a quart of veiy s\,\(,ct lemonade, and tL< n freezing Thc lemonade must bc ov��:i-,weel, a> the tongue, doc, not ieeocriii^e the sweetness of UO.'.on dis-hes so icjdily as othif- There aie for ,ah some stoned chenies flavc you sci. llum? Ten , cents' woilh of these, i leaned and ,-o.tkcd and slew"'! and s\vee(c-i- cd, and their juice thickened with ever so liitle eomstaieb, will make iho filling of a pic Mteii as the cueicr sells io one ilo'.lai. Try It The s-tiiug figs ai( chrapei than the oik s in pr��tty boxe-. First, sci ub ilu se and then put them tp ,oak. Stew slowlj-, adding a little !'nun skin if liked. Taste. <-v,cii Miougl', add a lit 11. 'I hi se arc est 111 cut coil,; .it bn .ikfas p!e de,s- r; inpned c. i r i i Old Standards of Sea Power May No Longei Hold. 'Accumulated Fortune of $15,000 In JJotb tin United Stales and Japan' Twenty-Five Years. aie building waiships lapidly, and if | A i,inner H.in.ardo boy, a faun laD- the old standaids of sea powtr aicjorn at Bow.uauv ille. Ontaiio, w.t, still to bc taken as valid, thu l-'mpiie I Killed recently in an accident while mu,. be recoiniled to the los- of any! woikmg in a bam. lie came to i ,m claim lo lmchallinge'' ,-apuioi',ry in | ad.i twrntv-iiv.' v ears ago (ram 1 ng- the chief of tin" ocean- But i' may > land a, a bov rind up to the time ot bc thai thc old M.ndpi.l* ,.{_(.,. power j hi, deati; worked as a farm labom hold no longer \lu-t important are j "Li hit an c^ta'c of $1*5.0110 ; Si,000 lie the fuoniHy lelation, in which the I beiti.< .aln d to a lJovvmanv die ho,[>it- Statis ol ihe Hmpiic stand both with Iii thc United State, and with lui,-,n Asi Pin- fi)r Amciica, the natuie of this conn -- ,? try and of the Dommmiis would have to stitfer an ahuo,t dcmmiiai ,h.ingCs hi foie the thought of w.u at -ea be- fvvefii tlie navi s oi the I'u .lith- speak'ng peoples could ,nieigi fiom the region of fant ,.,tic uicinlihdiiv ��� London Tiiiic j Pace Does Noi Count BarKiado Boy's Success^ Conserving Labor In Handling Grain | Grain-Car Dumping Machines R��- 1 place Labor of 16 Men. ��� lhc Pennsylvania i.uhoad has ie- ii inly ip,udled :it lialti'nOie four i-i ,iu car dumping u'.uhiue^ "Tho ���i, i"i "ar i, inn on to the machine, M>il ,md ,i Ie i'ip_son-_ aie automati- i illy pi.iced, lhe immovable grain door i ���> pus'ird in, and the car i. then tiu- ,U *fi 000 to the Hru-aido Homes iu ' !J<1'. rust sid-w.s ?0 d'grccfr. llien ml, .in'l the balance lo a broth, i , ei'dwisi to an angle of |s dcgiees; m\ Fnghnid _ He came to Canada i,lc endwise Upp'ug. is then lcversed, oenuilc,s, and wa, foity-four \eai, of j-'-> 'l'��u lhc gia.'n i, < ompletcly ��� dis- ag< .,t the time of hi, death. I tha'g<d fiom ihe car. The time oc- . .. - . . [eup'iil iu ciptjii'.; ilie i.n, including a r\-i \x;-^i- *, , i t- ' phi III.; .III'i icpiovillg, is tcven miti- An Oil Without Alcohol.���.Some. , , , , , : , _ oils a-id many medicines have alcohol l'u"- J'"' '' ,0:"!,:'" "P1 -'-s lhc labor as .> proiuin. til ingredient A judi- ��l '<> '"icn. and will moie i|iiickly re- cious tiiiiigliiiL- of .-iv essential oils' base 'hi;"-,-us fm sciviee. cbuijiOse Hi Thomas' Kclectric Oi!,' . . and there is no alcohol in it, so ihat \ it, f.iict an la,tmg. ]SJ0 War fl^ pr(>m J|aig British May Move Slowly But They j BolsIieVISiS Abandon Always Atiivc. The svstcui ot constitution ,1 lov- eniuient devisi d by tho Bnlis'i House of Common, has stood the test of time and held the in Id agains. ;ill ,|.. als as thc best ,}_tcm of government jet established, Kig,ht Hon 1 W l.owthcr, former ,pc.ik< l iu tlu Uuiish House, stated in hi., addics before the Canadian Club of <V.t By Food Control Oider Camc Too \Late Situation. i nine s ahandoiuiK n . i To Kc'icvc ot 'Hi 111 n,i iM iijnliol hi fiiodstults cam" t jo .iti- io iiiicve tin: sn,, tion |U Bol-.'i ��� j visi Kttssi;.. _ii gliding to Utter, ie- u.imi1 in llcilu; fi >'.n a lamily vluch av.i | j-t, ]\\i',\ Ul 1'i.tiogiad tli'iu^lioul ,he Tie icfcned to the many vv ho would! K,.. dc<ire to make changes and ��u<l "Let us be roiiiiil how we lay Field Marshal Not Tempted "Extiavagant Offeis." ��� I'lel." TVlaishal I'.ni Tfaig does not i-itMid io wine a hook on thc war. l'c an interviewer jitst before his depaitiiie from Capetown for homc he indiciti d iii.it he liad decided not io wii'i sin Ii <i book, ''in spite of th'' cMravaoatu offeis vvhii.ii had been ii.ido to !n n " we lajr our hands upon the ark.-' "Vou may thmk that we m ike old conn I iy are slow movers," Mr. Low- tliei pioccided. "It may be th it we ihe pai e at but the point iii ii ui'/ which siiev isl rsgimc. | The condition4- aie wo,.-' io." u-' th.lit they weic when tood w.u- i^.'led .' oe rail's," ,.nC Icitir stated "We are i 'odd now that wc may buy fjod and' tin pea,mis are told thcy may sell I go slow, but it is not winch vou aie going for which vou an' counts " for The Meaning of Calgary Name of Alberta City Signifies "Clear Running Water."' Tlu iiuestioii of the oiimn of the Tradition In The Navy Decorations on Sailors' Unifoim All Have a Meaning, ri.idiiion:- plays an inipoit.tn: pa a in the navy. For instance the wide collar on in.- simian'.! shirt luuaiis, though the gi< aso-slushed queue has long bei ti foi gotten. Kim the US niau-o'-wai's u'.'n wc.'iis ,�� bl.tik liand- Ki ichief bee.in,i the ltriti'h sailor put it on a, i badge of mouriuiig for .Lord Ne!,ou, the three white biaid., on his ci^ihii arc tans iO h,.vo been simih.ily adopt id in ti'k'ii.ot meiiio.y ot Xel- tlie If not sugar I lie fust or as a s'.m- witii wli'ppcd i u,tllu "Cilg.iij" ���V.nur im for some d'sct s,ion a lev, months, ago Sonic p.ipei-. eMuitcd from trif m chives ot the depaitmenl of justice at Ottawa alii! presented to the major of the sontl ern city on Fudaj' h.st have ���~ct- j ti. d the matter Tiny shovv_ thai w'un the mouutcd police post on the Row Rivei was cst.'blisJieil foi ty-'ive yi.it- ago the inspector stationed there, Briscdos, cndcavoied lo have it iiAiiu d after himscll. Tie wa, ovi,.-- Hiled, however, bj Assi,tant Comnus- sijmr liviue, who approved of ihe suggestion made by Colonel McLeod that Calgaiv, mean mil; "clear rtin- uii.i, watir," should be adopted.��� Fiom lhe Ldmonton fourna! food without violatniL, uoi eutmi nl rc^nl tiions Hut thetc a>-c no food I shops And the peasants abou ] I'lMOjiiiid have little, food to s,>il , Tin v don't want paper uibli - " j sop's vic'Oiiis ,.t Copenhagen. H tth ul tlie Xdi, a;>.d Tiaf-iiuir. Intelligence of Animals. ' sopic animals,' wrote the bo. m hi, u/'ii'iiMpi'ii on t'n<, sp.'iji't t, '.o< iiioie iiiKlhgent oih.i ,.t th Earth Grows 15i.u*s>:er ����* Will yni'lC. so l.H m.ill .ibiwe t'MIl [ once i^iv a talking Inis- ci.ius, ,.n<l fa;hi . ��ii- '' ��� .c pi Uiiig * bci s.' when he was The o-ily i)Cf, 1 have met iii. the siiugui'^ kind." How Are You. , ������A New \ork m.tn declares that the ordinary reply tP the qncttion. "How r.re ion:"' is 'Jthcr trrc, un- grammati��:al or mendacious. Frequently, too, it is elaborate and tiresome. - It would bc better, would It people regarded thc The Deadly Fly. '1 1 e sl-i.t_,'!i of a hon", i most a- ���!> <n'lv .., h.s bite, never mm- his ; ai!s> and 1 he car-.ics uri or t, is rank \\;;!i d the .s,i.,ie thiu^ .iiid don't torg'I that th<y i��m their feet���Mivneal ITir.iM. ivv is tor .ilwajs 'm r.iitlm: inci". that ���!1> germs l-li(_- do -in a sin.,11�� r scali ; ll'PC lnc.rtise.s Half An Inch Evciy, 1S5 Million Ycai s. �� j \iio-ibii. 'o i .I'c.ii.itions in ,[< 1>\ ' ; >( i \p< ��� is, no ii wer than loO uiilhon- I itii.ioi, diop iijioii the i .ii-;!i inn ! tdn." Mo,-L j !-,ii>h" vv il' coiicli'di1 that' ' ,dl t'lis so'ui niatte. m.i-t idd to tin | bulk ol th( i ..ilh. \nd so u ('oi-, j but it '.ikc% ,i -Hi jn impuIv Ion; iiaie 1 to i i. ke .ii v .ippreci.ibli- <lill> n.nc�� ' \o Ir-, ,i p nod :h..a l.��5 uullioti i v'ars i, lrjpured for this rain of dus;, i lock ai.d metal to in.-rca,c ilu sit_, oi ihe earth bs li-iif an imli Canadians Celebrated Kmpue Day.' Catiadi iu= in N'cvv Voik celebrated Empire Dav\ The flag ol the Do- ' minion was in rvidence at the head cpiailcrs of vaiious Canadian organi- .ca'tons and a sciics t-f social and. patriotic fi.slines matked the daj. The "Duuibelis,' 'the Canadian ,ol-' dici eutertoiiici s, who were appeal-; ing at a local theatre, cHcbiatcd lhe day !>>' giving a ,pe, ial perfoiniauce j at the Fo\ Hi'ls Hospital, Staten 1,-1 land, fot ihc benefit of the schliei, theic '��� I A Saving Idea, 'lhc idea <^t lhe "living vvagi' as somclhing to bc adjudged and piO- tccied by Ihr whole vvcitilit of opinion doe, stem al last to have got thoi oughlv into tha mind, of '.lie in i�� oi" people. and this, in spite of om i>ie- i ni l.oiibhs, J count lo t>( oiu of tlu glial gain, of our tin tiim ' -\\"i ," niinstci G i/eite. Thc Men Who Went Fiist. 1 ;pp, mi lit, of the mil Hi., an pi r-i,1 hi: in lii.iiiilliiiiiig that the monev sp. i.t i! the .iinu.il ii,lining oi nii.il bilii'"!,,, j- l.Mgilv wasted Yi ' Ciiiid.', iiiuoii, lii-i cottl'iiiicit w i- n..nh up i.rL'tl) oi un ii w\\o hid u ci iv i I jn,' ,tich iinniii^���llimiltoii ^piCl.l'.Ol r.~- A Keen Edge For Every Shave Y OU ncvti need ihave with ��n un- strojipeil b'ade if you u��t th" Vslcl Auto Strop Rr ,. Siroppinfc ie; gns the cttne oi C-'C blade anj fciivs you 2 1-eer, edge fnr c%cry shave }( you want peifeit��on rvcry mornmg, vou must use the self-stropping Vjlct Auto Suop Razor. it strop, its own Mad��s iutomatic^liy ��nd perfestly. It favc; a ckait, comfortable ,'ia\e. It i, rinsed snd wiped dry u ithou* j. .single pirt htin^ removed. Ha?or, strop dnd 12 blade merit of cases. S5 00 the sets up io $16.50 sr in assort- Faticy Aixtty&trop Razor " sharpens itself Auto Sirop/Safety Razor Co., T.^nnted. TORONTO. vtr The Day of Reckoning. . Wht n tin "British mini,-- lin.illv , que m. a,; m< v mu-', and laid that [ when ihev vv.int to qo b.n'U to work' _ _ n will >ake v.( *"Ks ,-iiul iiiajb,-, niOi.tli, ' j to pump out the mines ,,j thai work London's Missing. ( WJ��� bp ,>0w^i,1Cf ���1C ,tAV 0. ,t-c^0lll.lt. llvirv vear no fewer tluiu 30/100 j ���, in come for thc lin-eaui, who I'd person, are reported missing in Lon- ( tlum into th.e m.- .and in hi ���Ion alone, Some of them are never; t[��� re���Rochester Democrat ;coi nor hi an! of again; others after ivck, or months oi absence, mum ) and lake t,p thc threads of tlnlr former life as if thev had never left it. tiiein r. the .matter, which not, :i morc rhjmcd . ruh* run=: Don'' 'ell \our frirnjs ?ho��f your in 01% 'flo^ d;ce��t; v arc you: <_a<stion. greeting, not a ���Bc;tOii TranrcripL 'Night ill OU Doii Dies From Injuries. .Montreal.���Following- injiuic, suffered when fhe jumped from a tram car after it had been jtruck'ln Hght- r.inp, ?4r>= Ferric- I .tbcllc. 68 years I old, died from a fracture of th? ,lasU, Liniment used by Physicians N. U. 137Q Wheels turn easier and axles wear longer when they arc properly lubricated with. Imperial Mica Axle Grease. Its powdered mica flakes form a glassy surface for grease to work over. Thus friction is reduced and wear retarded. It costs less than any other grease because It lasts twice as long. Imperial Eureka Harness Oil keeps your harness pliable, strong and new-looking. It gives leather a rich, blacfcr lasting finish, prefects it from moisture, and adds, years to its life. It is easily applied and is a big money-saver on repair bills. -> Imperial Mica Axle Gnsse ami Zm- ''' lit * '* ii li AaaaouMwfMtfhii . THE LEDGE Is $2.50 a year strictly in advance, or $3 when not paid for three months or more have passed. To Great Britain and the United States $3., always in advance. C. W. A. SMITH Lessee ADVERTISING RATES Delinquent Co-Owner Notices $25.00 Coal and Oil Notices 7.00 Betray Notices ...3.00 Cards of Thanks 1.00 ' Certificate of Improvement 12.50 (Where] more than one claim appears in notice, $5.00 for each additional claim.) All other legal advertising, 12 cents a line first insertion, and 8 cents a line for each subsequent insertion, nonpariel measurement. Transcient display advertising 50 cents an inch each insertion. Business locals I2j^c. a line each insertion. tTHE LEDGE, GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA. Mxanm The Home Circle A child should be made to feel that his home is indeed a home, the happiest place in the world, not merely an outward shelter and a resting place, but a centre of enjoyment, sanctified and purified by love, the thought and remembrance of which should be the safeguard of his life as he goes forth to the world, giving strength and proportion to his character. DR. J. M, BURNETT Physician and Surgeon Hospital Phoue 90. Residence Phone 69 GREENWOOD. B.C. . SIMILKAMEEN LAND DISTRICT The blue cross meaus that your subscription is due, and t l.at the editor would be pleased to have more money. ��� Duty is the thing everybody else ought to do. Knocking as a profession is badly overcrowded. Don't be a knocker for what is this world to a man when his wife is a widow. ���. A friend is a person who knows all about you and likes you all the same. That which helps the district helps you. The growth of a district depends on the co-operative effort of its citizenship. Boost the work of the Board of Trade by becoming a member and backing its activities on behalf of the district by yoar active interest. A good citizen's relation to his business, profession or calling carries with it the perception of an object to be sought beyond profits. A good citizen is hie who lives up to his opportunities for public service in the community in which he lives. ��� The Board [ of Trade offers to every citizen, who has red blood above his ears and.below .his boot tops, 7 the organization and the opportunity to become acquainted with local conditions and problems "and/views, in a word to. make a . portion of the contribution it is the duty of every citizen, to make on . behalf of the : present and future '"civic and community intererests.: . 'The larger the number ���who".pull -together and take -an active interest in its advancement, the greater, steadier and more permanent will . be.tbat progress. 7-V 7 ' ������""'.- While We Have Them) : While it is comparatively easy to be polite towards strangers, or toward people of distinction, whom we meet in society or on public occasions, still it should be remembered that it is at home, in the family that an everyday politeness is really most "prized, coming as it should from the kindly feeling of the heart. E. W. WIDDOWSOJN, As'sayer and Chemist, Box biioS, Nelson, B. C. Charges:���Gold, Silver, Copper or Lead $1.25 each. Gold-Silver $1.75. Gold- Silver with Copper or Lead $300. Silver-Lead $2.00. Silver-Lead-Zinc $3.00. Charges for other metals, etc., on application. In the Siniilkameen I<and District, Recording Office of Fairview; and situate adjoining Lot 1453s. TA.KE NOTICE that Paul DuMont, of Bridesville,. in said district, Rancher, intends to apply for permission to purchase the follow- described lands containing 40 acres, more or less: Commencing at a post planted on the West boundary of said Lot 1453s and about 11 chains North 'from the South-West corner of said Lot; thence Easterlv about IO.5 chains; thence Northerly about 20 chains; thence North-Westerly about 20 chains; thence North about 5 chains; thence West about 1.5 chains; thence South to place of commencement 28 chains mora or less; and also a small portion of land commencing- at the South-West corner of said Lot 1453s, thence Sonth-Easterly about 1.1 chains; thence West about .5 chaiu; thenoe North 1 chain more or less to point of commencement. ��� ' ������ ��� . ���-��� Dated at Bridesville, B.C., March 17th, 1921. PAUL DuMONT. The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Limited Offices, Smelting and Refining Department TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA - SMELTERS AND REFINERS Purchasers of Gold. Silver/ Copper and Lead Ores Producers ot Gold, Silver, Copper, Blueslone, Pig Lead and Zinc "TADANAC" BRAND DR. A. MILLOY DENTIST All the latest methods in high-class 0 Dentistry. r . LOO BUILDING Comer Ahbott & Hastings Streets. VANCOUVER. - - - B.C. Of all places on earth, home is the mast' delicate and serisative. It chords move with a breath; its fires are kindled with a spark; its flowers are bruised with the least rudeness. Here our hearts wear no covering1, no armor. Every arrow strikes them, every old wave blows full upon them. If we would have a true home, we must guare well our thoughts and actions. The best way to extend charity to persons who are in need is to give them work. Don't give any able bodied man a penny or a mouthful unless he works for it. By this the man retains his self respect, and the profession of the tramp is not encouraged. If a man needs help and is able to work and you are tempted to give him something, don't you do it. But instead give him work. Odd jobs can always be found, and set him at these. We do not advise refusing to relieve hunger, but we do advise that it be done in a manner that��\vill not breed dependence iu men. If everyone would do this all over the land, this country would soon cease to be the paradise for tramps. + * +���fr****** *��� + ���&��� + GREENWOOD ELECTORAL DISTRICT TREMONT HOTEL NELSON, B.C. ;_... Nicely tarnished rooms, by IheJ day, week or month F. Nilson Proprietor There's no one like a mother/ lad, 7 V To,comfort.all our pain; .7 "-; -V . There's no'one like a father, lad, . To make one sinile again; ., 77 . ... '��� So while'we have our mother,-boy, I^et's drive away her fear; ��� And.while we.have our father, boy, .''. ' - Let'sjfiil his heart with cheer. .There's noohe like a.iuoUier, lad; . . ,7;.Tokeep.us pure within;.. ; ThereVWbiielike a father, lad, -7 V To warn away Irom sin:. ��� ��� So'whUe* we'have.otiT. mother, boy, Oh, lei us not.rebel; ��� And while we have our father,, boy j... Let's heed his.warningsiwell; The time is surely coming, lad, : ";', When mother will be gone; .The time is surely.coming, lad, 7 Of father's passing on; V. ' ~ So while we have our mother, boy, . -.7.Let'smake^herspiritblest; ' And while we have our-father, boy, -,-'Let's be our very best. ���;-���.' "���Asnos R. Wells. A Touching Poem V The following wishful poem by Dr. Hawes,' will appeal to many, who In the wet past carried a bottle of liquid bait when they;went fishing: ..._- , x^yX'XXX'x'yT'y It's nice to sit and think and fish; 7 And fish, and sit and think,, .'��� '������'.-/ VV And think and.fish and sit and wish 77 That yon could get a drink- -. ..""./;" HEW GRAND HOTEL v: 616 Vernos St., Melspa . Brick bmlding and finely furnished nsonis JOHK BLOSBERG ' - '- PrQpttetOt NOTICE is hereby (riven that 011 Monday. iiic20iii.day of June, 1921, at 10 o'clock-in the forenoon at ilio Conn House, in ("iieenwood. B.C., a siliiiii.'of.llie CoiA'i of Revision will he held .for tlie purpose of revisiiifr tlie list of voters for tlie above-named Electoral District: pursuant to tlie provision of tin: "Provincial- Kleciions Aci." ." . And notice is further jriven ilial-any.person claimiiitr to be entitled. to be registered as a voter in Llie above-named Electoral District may apply in person to have his name entered on the list of voters for the said Electoral District at the said sitliitfr of thc Court of Revision, ��ot- witlistandinjr the fact that his' name has been omitted from the list of applicants for registration or that he has omitted .10 apply for registration at'.the time or in' tlie manner."otherwise provided by the '-Provincial Elections Act.'' .The list of .applicants fur'registration is now posted aiid may be inspected at the office of the undersigned Rejrisirar of Voter*; ' - Dated-April 19tli. l'J2l..- .. .;'���'��� ���'.'.; W..R. DEWDXEV, ."Registrar of Votors for the ('.reemvood ���Electoral. District. The Ledge has. always���. room or one more ad.. V MONUMENTS KOOTENAY GRANITE AND MONUMENTAL CO., LTD. FRONT ST.. NELSON, BOX 865 t��� p LOA.T is uot a periodic- j, ^ V al. 'It is a book con- T ���V taining 86 illustrations all j* t^ told, and is filled with T T sketches and stories of ��f�� *** western life. ' It tells how ���j* a gambler cashed in after ���*, ���j�� the flush days of Sandon;,^ Jfr how it rained in New Den- j�� ^ ver long after Noah was *T T dead; how a parson took a �����}�� T drink at Bear Lake in ��{�� 4* early dayB; how justice ^ ���$�� was dealt in Kaslo in '93; �� �����* how the saloon man out- J^ jL prayed the=worn en in Kala- V T mazoo, and graphically de- ���$�� ���^ picts the roamings of a ��{��� 4* western editor among the j_ ���$�� tender-feet in the cent belt. ._ e|�� It contains the early history *�� ^ of Nelson and a romance V T of the-Silver King mine. ����� "** In it are printed, three if�� ju western poems, aDd dozens ^ T of articles too numerous ^ * to mention. Send for one. ~ ���*i* before it is too late. The jp> price is 50 cents, post ��l_. paid to any part of j^ world. Address all . tors to * The Ledge 4, . GREENWOOD, B. C. MATTHEWS BROS. GRAND FORKS Agents for Chevrolet, Dodge, Hudson, Chalmers. Cadillac cars, Garage in connection. the let- $.$. 4.<%. $. j^. jg. 4. ��$. 4* 4* ���!��� 4s PALACE AUTO LIVERY AND STAGE W, H. DOCKSTEADER. PROP- Auto Stage twice daily to Midway meeting'Spokane, Grand v Forks and Nelson train, leaving Greenwood at S a.m. For Oroville, Wenatchee and Princeton.leaves Greenwood, 3 p.m. Fare $1 5Q Each Way:. Hand Baggage Free. Trunks Carried. Express and Heavy DrayineV - - ;. Auto's for hire Day or Nisrht *'. V- We carry Tires; Oils, Greases. Kay and Grain Office Phone 13. Residence Phone 3L v Join the REDCR0SS British: ;in-:. -..-V:. Columbia C The Coming Week bf June, 6 to .11 will see...the' greatest Red;Cross. Membership Enrollment, Drive that;. Canada has ever known. British Columbia, must, and.7will, top: ihe, list,;' else-it will .defeat ,.its_ own traditions, -so splendidly upheld! -.. C. The/Red Gross is today .a. living thing, -..pulsating, with energy." A child of-war,'it will not be .denied its right to. manhood in- time of peace.-. Vast as was. its', work in /'���battle, vaster still are the labors which how' 7 confront'it���labors which it is pledged to undertake. (C Join the.Red Cross in.British.Columbia, and by your example and effort help it .to achieve its work in the relief of sickness vand distress. Help; it to inculcate its- principles and practice amongst the rising generation,:-��� the mothers and fathers of ^tomcrro\y.7;' ���y~',.;-'X\'-".-;'.' '���..' ��� y <G .join the Red Cross in. British Columbia:, .you rnen and-women of diir Province, and help. it. in its greatest, endeavor for the improvement of health and the prevention of disease. .7 ���V"-'"--V. " XyX- V '"''������' V; ';. C Join the Junior-Red Cross in British Columbia, you boys and, girls. You will .be-proud >to".wearjts emblem���you will be V glad to serve under its banner. Many are the ..children less fortunate thari you whom yoacan help and cheer. Senior Earoilfiteii Fee $t.6( junior EsrrollHiefii Fee $0.2! :Mail your EnrolSment Fee to your Local Branch or the, ,= CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY V'-Vv;"..--,V;.BRITISH COLUMBIA DIVISiON.'- .626 Pender Street West -VV' ' Vancouver, B. C.; Synopsis of ' land lef / mentmenfs Mlnlmun.'pilc* of Srat-claus land reduced to $6'an acre; second-claas to. $2.60 an acre. Pre-emption now confined to ��ur- veyed lands only. - Records will be granted covering only land suitable for agricultural purposes ind which is non-timber land.. Partnership pre-emptions abolished, but parties of not more than four may arrange for adjacent pre-emptions with Joint residence, but eaoh making, necessary Improvements on-respective claims. ^ Pre-emptore must occupy claims for Ave years and make Improvements to value of |10 per acre. Including clearing and cultivation of at least 5 acres, before receiving Crown Grant. Where pre-emptor In occupation not less than 8 years, and has made proportionate Improvements, he may, because of ill-health, or other cause, be' granted intermediate certificate of improvement and transfer his claim. Records without permanent residence may be issued, provided applicant makes improvements to extent of f 100 per annum and records same each year. Failure to make improvements or record same will operate as forfeiture. Title cannot be obtained In less than 6 years, and Improvements of f 10.00 per acre. Including 5 acres cleared and cultivated, and residence of at least I years are required. - Pre-emptor holding Crown grant may record another pre-emption, If he requires land In conjunction with his farm, without actual occupation, provided statutory improvements made and residence maintained on Crown granted land. ��� Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding io jures. may be leased as homesltes; title to be obtained after fulfilling rest- . dentlal and Improvement conditions. For graslng and industrial purposes areas exceeding 640 acres may be leased by one person or company. Mill, factory or industrial sites on timber land not exceeding 40 acres may be purchased; conditions Include payment of stumpage. Natural hay meadows Inaccessible by existing.roads may be purchased conditional upon construction of a road to them. Rebate bf one-half of cost of road, not exceeding Malf of purchase price, ls made. <'"'. �� LEDGE ADS. BRIG RESULTS X*** fr**^****************** * ��� - = 4�� The only i��p4o/date Hotel in the interior, First-class Cbc Bumc Rote! nelson, B*��< PRE-KMPTOR8' FRKK > >.. ACT. QUANT* The scope of tbte Aot U enlarged to nolude all persona Joining and serving with HU Majesty's Toroes. *Se time within which the heirs or devlaWs ?t a deceased pre-emptor'may apply or title under this Jtot Intended from for one year from the death- of such person, as formerly, until one fear after the oonolusion of the present war, This privilege ls also made retroactive. . No fees relattn* to pre-emptions are due or pajra&s^y sbldlers on pre- ���mptlons rooorded after Juno ]��, ftig. Twtes are remitted for five years. Provision for return of moneys ac- wrued, due and boon paid since August 4, W14, on account of payments, feel ot taxes on soldiers' pre-emptions, Interest on agreements to purchase t!K^a.��L ���Jty l��ta held by members of de - 4�� in every ^respect, f CENTRALLY LOCATED Hot and Cold Water; Steam Heat and Telephone in each room. ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS. ��� CUISINE AND SERVICE THE BEST First Class Cafe and Barber Shop 15 SAMPLE ROOMS Steam Heated; Electric Lighted. RATES 51.00 per day aud up; European Plan. Bus Meets all Trains and Boats. " + + * + + + ^**w**v"*T* *v* w* *v* *** *^r *���* *v* w* m* *w**��* *** *v* *T* *v* *T* *T* *T* *v* *v* *T*** ^m!H!^mnimH!mHp!!!!!!W!^t!!!!!!!!t!]!1!!!!f!!n��m!n3. 3 35 & Job Printing 2 3 3 Allied Forces, or dependenU. acquired ���"root or Indlro-* *"-���* ~ itment to Mar ���UB-rHmCH. direct or lndlrooL remitted from on llstment to March 11. lit*. Provision made for - Uauance of Crown frants to .sub-purchasers of Crown Lands. aMulrtn* rlghU from purchasers who failed to complete purchase, Involving forfeiture, on fulfillment of conditions of purchase, interest and taxes. Where.sub-purchasers do not claim whole of original par- gel. PurobaM prise duo and taxes ^ bo dlstrlbuial proporttonatolr . ORAZINQ. ' * \ * Graslng Act. 1110, for systematlo development of livestock Industry provides for graslng districts and range administration under Commissioner .Annual erasing permits issued ~ based on .numbers rangsd: priority for established ..owners. Stock-ownsrs may form Associations for range management. TFree, or partially freo�� penniu ?2 . Annual -graslng permiu issued based on .numbers rangsd: priority for established ..owners. Stock-ownsrs may form Associations for range management. TFree, or partially free, permit* [or settlors, campers ec tramllanL ua to ten haad. ^ ??. A. HIGGINBOTHAM ..(Expert Optician) GRADUATE OPTICIAN AND OPTOMETRIST IC -W.'C Block *''.���'��� Nelson B ���Economy and Satisfaction ^ B combined with Promptness g B are the features which go to 3 g make up the Service we give ^ S our customers. Are you 3 | one of them? % I WE PRINT I Letterheads, Noteheads^ (Ruled or Plain) Envelopes, Billheads, a X3 3_ (All Sizes) - 3 % Statements, Business Cards, % H Posters, Dodgers, Etc., Etc. |j 1 The Ledge PHONE 29 �� & GREENWOOD Job Printing Department ��3 OOLUMBIA The Mineral Province of Western Canada TO END OF DECEMBER, 1919 Has prodaced Minerals valued as followfl: Placer Gold, $75,722,603; Lode ��� Gold, 8100,272,431; Silver, 150,432,304; Lead $43,821,106; Copper, $153,680,965; : 7 Ofcher MetalB (Zinc, Iron', eta), $16,818,487; Coal and Coke, $199,123,323;.- Building Stone, Brick. Cement, etc, $29,991,757; Miscellaneous Minerals, e6e., V : f , $785,918; making ifes Mineral Production to the end of 1919 show an - X0XXX^rtgatt Yalne of $670,649,894 |^i^<tnii|r7Y(w''Essliif December, 1919, $33,296,313 .Tbe Mining VLaws of this Province are more liberal and the fees lower . than those of any other ProFinc�� in the Dominion, or any colony in the British ���7Empire....-���>���������;.. ]'-.'y\.', . - ' ~ , XX'-- ;':-.;VMineral locations are granted to discoverers for nominal fees, Absolute Titles are obtained by developing snch properties, the security of which is guaranteed by Crown Grants. Fall information, together with mining Reports and Maps, may be obtained ��� ���. gratia by addressing��� ;^'^:r'::"^.v.^^.-..- *HH n��N. TBE MINISTER OF MIKES >"' ; VICTORIA, British CoiumMa, *
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