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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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���'>-.���-"-St-. IP: rovi*cial lib rary THE LEDGE THE OLDEST MINING CAMP NEWSPAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA t ._ ',1? Vol. XXIV, GREBNWOOD, B. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1918. No. 27' Make Home Attractive BY FILLING IT WITH OUR Substantial Furniture, Artistic Pictures, Soft Carpets, and Elegant Crockery Plenty of Oils, Harware and Tinware In stock MAIL ORDERS solicited from all points of the Compass T. M. GULLEY & CO. New location���Russell-Law Caulfield Building PHONE 28 A) GREENWOOD, B. C. For Sale Building and Lot on GOVERNMENT STREET Location, Lot 16, Block5 CANADIAN EXPLOSIVES, LTD. NELSON, B. C. At Bakery BREAD, BINS, CAKES, PASTRY At Feed Store PANTRY OUEEN FLOUR. HAY and FEED GREENWOOD CITY BAKERY 1 llf#�� P ADTII11DC GREENWOOD CITY BAKtKI ! YVin. L. AKIliUlO, FLOUR AMD FEED STORE ������I X . Windsor Hotel Greenwood, B.C. Insurance Life, Fire, Health and Accident Real Estate, Ranches and Mining Brokers AUCTIONEERS SMITH <�� KING GREENWOOD. B. C. You want the best in Cigars, Tobaccos, Gum AND Chocolates GANONG'S FANCY BOXES At Popular Prices 0. K. CIGAR STORE R. 3. MUIR. - - PROP. "STORE OF QUALITY" Call or phone when you want Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and Gents Furnishings Try my Eggs and Butter J. G- MCMYNN MIDWAY - -B.C. H. McKEE GREENWOOD COAL AND WOOD AGENT FOR LETHBRIDGE COAL MATTHEWS BROS. GRAND FORKS The Windsor Hotel is one of the oldest and most comfortable hotels in. the red metal metropolis. It is located in the heart of the city* and convenient to all business houses, Heated with steam and electricity, Fine sample rooms, Many of the bedrooms contain electric heaters, The bar is replete with modern beverages. Hot coffee, sandwiches, and light lunches always ready. Touch the wire if you want rooms reserved. British Columbia has been here a long time so has the B. C, Cigar, Absolutely Guaranteed. Clear Havana Filled, The Cigar that never varys* . '. , Have you tried one lately? WILBERG&WOLTZ B. C. CIGAR FACTORY NEW WESTMINSTER, B. C Agents for Chevrolet, Dodge, Hudson, Chalmers, Cadillac cars, and Republic truck motors Garage in connection. Around Home Miss HJileen Oliver, of Trail, is visiting in the city. Jas. Napier left Phoenix on Tuesday for the coast. Some good buy's at our Stock Taking Sale. G. A. Rendell. Mrs. P. McDougall was in town from Midway ou Monday. H. S. Foggo, the military representative, was in town tbis week. SKATING X BM1ABMU ifl\ W P. BURNS & CO. Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Fish and Poultry. Shops in nearly all the towns of the Boundary and Kootenay, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo T. THOMAS CLOTHES CLEAr<ED PRESSED AND REPAIRED TAILOR - GREENWOOD oooooooooooooooooooooooooo CO., LT'D. Leaves Mother Lode 9.30 a. m. 6.30 p. m. ��� Leaves Greenwood 2.oo p. in. 8.30 p. m. Saturday last stage leaves Mother Lode 6 p. in. Returning, lea-ves Greenwood io p. m. OFFICE���PACIFIC HOTEL PHONE 13 Stages . Twice Auto and Morse Leave Greenwood Daily to Meet Spokane and Oroville Trains Christian Science service will be held in UieMELLOR BLOCK on Sunday atn a��� m. All welcome. Every Wednesday at 5 p. an., testimonial meetings will be h��ld in.the same block. Sunday School every Sunday morning. COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD, B. C. ����==��3=*SaW! The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co, of Canada, Limited Offices, Smelliog and Refining Department TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS Purchaser* of Gold, Silver,Copper, Lead and Zinc Ores TADANAC BRAND PIG LEAD, BLOESTONE, COPPER AND SPELTER ���ft* 4"_h4v* ���$* * * 4* ���&'<&��� 4* 4�� THE CANADIAN BANE OF COMMERCE MLBBM0M9 WAUBtt, C.V.O., CJLD. 3XCX, TtvUtaT SOm.AtltP.C���1< A MUmutt ..���,.... ;. P- V- * JOWSS. A��rt Gwerri Huuo CAPITAL SI&^a^QB RESERVE RIHD, $13,500,000 BANKING BY JMLAIL Accouots may be opened at every branch of The Canadian Bank of Commerce to be operated by mail, and wfll receive tbe same careful attentionsIs given fe> allother departmentsof theBawfcV business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn In this way as satisfactorily;a* bar', a peoetni viA'io.^^a^B^fP'^'r- ?�����. X^;x^ xxxXX^x^ H. C. UJCAS, Manager;X C LOAT ib not a periodic- *^ al. It is a , book containing 86 illustrations all Cold j and is ; filled with sketches and stories of western life. It tells how a gambler cashed in after 6h�� flush days of Sandon ; tow it rained in New,Denver long after Noah was dead; how a parson took a drink at Bear Lake in early days; how justice was dealt in Kaslo in '93; haw the saloon man out- ^ prayed the women in Kala- "j* mazoo, and graphically de- V jviortfi the roamings of a H* western editor among the Jj* tea.der-feet in the cent belt. eg* It contains the early history j��� of Nelson and a romance of the Silver King mine, la it are printed three western poems, and dozens of articles too numerous to anenfeion. Send lor one before it is too late. The pri ce is 25 cents, postpaid to any part of the w��rldv;i: Address M all ters io-X X XX': 4- 4* 4* 4�� 4* 4- 4* Autos For Hire. The Finest Turnouts in, the Boundary. Light and Heavy Draying Palace Livery And Stage GREENWOOOD. B.& GILLIS & ION, Proprietors. " ' ' "' 'w ��� DR.A.MILLGY DENTIST All the latest. metli6d9 Dentistry. in high-class LOO BUILDING Ccirner Abljott & Hastings Streets. VANCOUVER, - - - BC. tjtt... ���'*'��� Greenwood High School Report of Attendance for Term Ending 31st December. 1917 let- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- .* ;*' ;,+ [���: (JEEENWOOD,: B. &X No. of authorized teaching dayp, T7i School in seEBion - - ;.-77i Average for school - - 65.2S JUNIOR PRELIM Nellie Axam 77+, Annie Eustis 72^, George Hallett 63, Fred Harris 75i, Raymond Lane 73A, John McArthur 75, Mary McIntos>h 774, Helen McKay 56^, Allan Morrison 74, Arthur Marry; .71, Reginald Wolveison 77J. JDSIOB AliVANCED : Sherman Careoo 68+, Allan Eustis 77+, Nellie Hammarstadt 61, Creighton McCutcheon IS, Gordon McLaren ;62+, ; Vera; Parker���;69+, Ethel Koyce 72, SfaicoInj-'W.illiaQi.- bou 76,-.An.nie Anderson'.1S^';^^-; :':.:'X-:JVSIQR MATBICrLATIOJ* 'XX> Our Stock Taking- Sale is on and will run to the end of Jan- uar7. G. A. Rendell. D. R. McElmon, Greenwood. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Spectacles and pipes repaired. Mr. and Mrs. P. Crane and son, left on Saturday for Copper Mountain, where they will reside, Mrs, Dawson and daughter Mlss Eleanor, of New Denver, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor, The Greenwood School will hold a Dance in the Masonic Hall in the near future. Watch for the date. For Sai.e.���Five roomed house and Lot in Anaconda. Lot 4, Block 4. Price $250. Apply Joe Caron, Midway. Ward Storer is playing hockey with the San Francisco hockey team. He is holding down the position of rover Mr. and Mrs. Angus Graham, of Princeton, were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Murray for a few days last week. Geo. Ellis, of Marysville, was a passenger on Monday's west bound train, on his way to the Willows camp, Victoria. The Executive of the Women's Institute are requested to meet at the home of Mrs. Wood on Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock* There has been a change in C. P, R. Eastbound passenger train which comes, in at 8-35 a. m., instead of 4.10 p.m. :The Skating Rink will open on Friday evening providing the ice will be in shape to skate on. Opening night free. Season tickets will be on sale at the Rink. W. Salmon, of "Mariposa," Midway, has just .received his share of a big legacy left by his aunt, of St. Paul, Minnesota. The deceased lady died December 28th, 1915.: .���;������.;������ At the annual meeting of the Boundary Women's Institute held on Friday last, the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. ;W.-,.H. Wood; Vice-President, Mrs. Ashby; Secretary, Mrs. J. Jory; Treasurer, Mrs. S, RDixonv ������' ;' The employees of the Granby company at Phoenix, for the month of December contributed some $1,608.85 for patriotic purposes, making a grand total for the year 1<U7 of $16,692.86. A further amount of $663 was raised for the Halifax relief fund during the past month. The Sister's of St. Joseph wishes to add to the list of Benefactors who so kindly sent pries- eh.ts.to. the Hospital during the Christmas holidays, the following: The Hon. and Mrs. J. D. MacLean, Victoria; Mrs. T. M. Gulley, Mrs. C. P. Charlton; Mrs. C. Rock, Midway, B. C. At the Boundary Women's Institute Annual Meeting held -Friday January 11th, the secretary's report showed a good years work for the Red Cross. They have made 836 articles which, have been distributed in various Canadian ' Hospitals in England and France. :V During the month ot November, they sent 50 Christmas boxes to IN THE SOUTH A public meeting was held in the Rink building on Saturday evening lasfe, at which the Greenwood Hockey Association was formed, for the purpose of operating tho skating rink for the present season. The personnel of the officers are as follows: Hon. Pres., Hon. J. D. MacLean; President, E. W. Halcrow; Vice-President, H. McKee; Sec-Treas., C. P. Charlton; Executive committee, in addition to the above, Harry Anderson, B. Taylor, H. Sommers. The Association have secured a lease of the Kink, with all privileges, from the Rink Directors, for tbe current season. Membership in the Association is open to everyone Membership fees are as follows: Gentlemen, $4; Ladies, $3; children, 12 yrs to 16yrs, $3; children, under 12 yrs, $2.50; general admission, 25c. Your membership fee entitles you feo free admission to the Rink for skating. Skating tickets only will also be issued at the following prices: Gentlemen, $3; Ladies, $2; children, 12Jto 16, $2; children under 12, $150; general admission, 25c. Ife is hoped that a Ladies hockey team will be organized in addition feo the Intermediate and Junior teams. The Rink will be'opeu for skating, on Friday, weather permitting feo make sufficient ice by that time. With a smaller number of ekaters than formerly fehe Executive find the financing a difficulfproblem, and therefore solicit the financial assistance of the older people, in order to provide wholesome sport for the younger oneB, as well as entertainment for tho entire community. A Committee will can��a�� the town for members��� a receipt will be given each subscriber, for the amount of the fee~pai which receipt can be exchanged at White's Drug Store for the regular ticket;. Tickets may be procured directly at the Drug Store. Patriotic Fund The local Treasurer of fehe Canadian Patriotic Fund wishes feo acknowledge receipfe'of the" following subscriptions from December 19th, 1S17 to January 12th, 1918: WRYounkiii ���..:..;,;.���..-;.v;..;..;$ SBeneraikn"........,..;..;.....,......... R E Woivertou ......./......,.,..,,.; .. H Hausoa , ...,......:., VS Reese.......;...,.:......,. W ESmith........;.. ., A Legault;.'..... .....,..;... G. Grqsveuor. ,;.........., r. Mytton .....;...... ... ; J Keady....... W, C. Arthurs .......................... P-W.George'...- ���.���........_.. ..-. I/and J Portmann ..... ; Canada Copper Co Hon. J. D. MacLean R W Halcrow.... C T Eales , P Burns & Co... ................... J. B, Lane :.;........ J.C Boltz;...: ........���; W. R. Dewdney.... P. H, McCurrach. H McCutcheon , J.V. Mills....... ... K.C.B. Frith WP Miller .....,., H C Lucas! '.........,'.-. j. Simpson....... W. Klson&Co.....;... Greig & Morrison.... J.li. White.....,.,..:,..,........... I/ee& Bryan T M Gnlley& Co.;.:.; X..... J L Coles. :.^XX.)y:X... Js��3 Walsh- X:.XX-.XX'.- Smith & King.....,...;;;;;7;;.;7..:.: O. A. Rendell.... .XXXX:X;y U. McKee the local1 boys :at thelG Swayne in, the same month*G B Tavlor**~--..,.,-. :-^, r,,, Front; also they s<eht ;.a.j.barrel costaining;125 [ p "VV George iX'XX'Xr t X- XXX X ���'��� "-���- v. jjaT&of ;fruit :and:;pkkles-;tb' Bal-]_D Mclutosh ;:;���;::;; Cecilsa Mcintosh, 61, Josephine: , -���' 1 -'-'o'���'���"-'���'i* mt ' ^ --'vj-tyw��� .'..'... --.. ���":.-���, -four Sanitarmm.. The. financialjTTbonjas .......,..; 'XX'Xy'XXX j report re.ad;as follows:7;.Receipts <G- Wl A> Smith.:.-. Joseph ;Gv McJrtx:r,nyLx^i6^ XXX'X. '.Xy. i'Teacher.. '��� ture;$i9.S(v91; ��� '^XxXX:. McKee m- 500 4 oo 3 5P 4,oo 4 oo 4 oo 4 35 365 3 65 365 5-00 5 00 5 OP 100 00 20 00 12 00 4.00 7 ^�� 2 00 2 00 4,85 3-7o 32 00 5 00 3-00 2 06 10 00 5 00 3 00 5 00 6 00 2>oo 500 3 50 xo 90 2 50 '���: 3 00 2 OO 800 692 60 3O0 5 00 X 5 o�� 2 5�� 2.00 P. H."; McCURRACH, '.;,.-.���.' Secy-Treas, Green^w<3 Branch. They are praying for rain, in some of fehe churches in Los Angeles. Better run a pipe line to Seattle where the people are praying for it to stop raining. Rain always follows prayer, provided you pray long enough. Ife has been hot and dry for six months in Southern California. The water near San Diego is from seven feo nine degrees warmer than is usual afe this time of the year. The tuna, yellowtail and other varieties of fish thafe usually go further south in October, are Btill being caught in large numbers. At the fishing boats, rock cod, sea bass, yellowtail, etc., can be bought for from six to 10 cents a pound. In January, 1846, five companies of Mormons inEantry marched 2000 miles from Utah to~the Old Town of San Diego. There are 21 descendents of-fehese soldiers in the army at Cainy Kearney, 14 miles from San Diego. The other day they marched, along with a band and other soldiers to Old Town, and celebrated the event on the plaza, around the monument that marks the spot where Tremont first hoisted the American flag in California. In a future letter I will tell something about Old Town, and the early days. Jim "Ward of New Denver was there in 1869. He was in fehe army fehen, and drove a six-mule team all the way from Tucson, Arizona. The first hotel in California was;opened in 1842 afe Old Town, and the sign is still on exhibition in a building, 125 years old, now known as t(Bamoua's Marriage Place." The first wagons were brought to California in 1846.. - . ___: Lower California, Mexico, is a peninsula, 752 miles long, with a coasfe line o�� 2000 miles. In natural resources it i3 one of fehe richest parts of the world. Colonel Canto is the military governor of Lower California. He reminds me of the Prince of Monaco, Up to recently he derived a good deal of . his revenue from gambling. Mexicalli, the capital of Lower California was the most licentious town in. ��� the world. Canto made $1000 aday out of the Owl cafe in. that feougb town. That tough' diveis now. closed,..also the.resorts, at Tia Juana, and other feowns, since fehe United.States.- prohibited visitors from entering Mexico. Ife was American dollars thafe kept the tongh Mexican towns in money. Feeling the loss of his revenue Canto it is reported, proposes to secede Jrom Mexico, and establish a little republic of his own, witb the vie of selling out eventually to the United States for from 8100,- 000,000* to 8500,000.000. However the Carranza government is keeping an eye on Lower California, and has sent troops to all tbe strategic points in the Btate. Canto pays hia soldiers $L a day, and only has 700 of them. He did have 1S00, but when the gambling games had to cease his revenue was nofe large enough to keep up such a large army. Before longT look for lively times in Lower Cal-. ifornia-, mixed with the blood of greasere, provided of course, that Canto raises bis own flag. Mexico ie as hard to govern as Quebec. It is a pity that snch an earthly paradise, in the way of climate and resources, is perpetually in a Btate of turmoil. There ia no prohibition in Mexico. It is church in the morning, a bull fight in the atteraocMi, and a pul(jae drank at night. Away from the horde* a red plo&b jag costs aboufe 10 cents. As faT as I can learn "near beer" is not sold in Mexico. So different in B.C. B. T. LOWERT, ��� X&E LE&GE.. fiJUSENj��OAC B^JCL y War Bread INSURANCE L | In COMPANY S A Strong Canadian Company Surplus Over Three-Quarters Million Dollars ���*> HEAD OFFICE: TORONTO Wii! Teach Us All Seme Sadly Needed Lessons in Economy Tho food administration rill consider that it has accomplis'ii d a US�� T u r. H o u 3 r. ok P i. i: n r v '' TORONTO .'vr/.-.s/.-.w-V JCAl'ii; !.' ���."���; lUAN.U'AN'ti.'S ADYk'i: 'J O A V'.'J.N'J :.:.w i !"A\"r:'.; vou /.mkrica. "Yok ��..-.vn iV;.." :Vr !:r V.'enerr uiitf 1 for ���]:>���':'���. l.-rn Heiiiii-i.Oic:-.-. AtiW'Mitt.-i.f r. ::���>:��� is d;.it." ���! 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F.vny i an a- 1 r' t-v '-..i-.iuii i- ;::i|iiil'.'.:-. :i-.<l r.ii.bi'iini Brows v. ill. ;>.-..-.':r. a- I lie Ua.'r of a vcilioal i ;n : ������ v,'.;:;. i'u'i- i\ V''.":i :. i'r.-. .''i' it'. a i��.'..cr_.il : :.ri.i'::;.V, .:. rrri^viic!) your iioiiiii'ul in'jli- t'.'.ior.; l'ti.er.il) ���: :!:.��. ..-i.iiis unii !'..'. vii'.i urc il i!>.e ?um 1,-f in :'n- wuiM oi lli-.' poli'.c of l.unilum or P..'i.--, a'.i'l s-'iOJii'ii' are :ioi Pinli lii-r j.o'.t. .-i.s vs'-vl- in a nii'i>-,:'j; cnlU'.iiU' union or :-y..v r:.i;;i:f v. 1' 1 b<- ii-- ;-_ . o'.o ���.;i;s of solil fallen r,r. 1'.- f.i:iii. l;.-.-.i;-:�� in v.i.-.'��������;, ami ill" ;>:?���/ of fon-iin ii'.i'l ^oTi-.i-i'.!.; S.ir.i:-.:'. If \ -��;: a.-r \vi--i- y-.nir r��i>ubli>: v il! Ik: pcraiip.rnt; and. p"1 !.JP''. V.'.-.Oii'.ii'.on v.-:'i b" ii..:!.M as lii>: lui.njei uf a ��l.-.i ii.':;.-; aa.'. iupiiy empire when ���Jie l-r.r.i" cf Ecn.ijijTic si.all L- ob-- -"-d by t'Ji'-rorJirs; lTi'ah'.'.ier.-:.". H'or.yiiiliieil). C.r.ORGV. WRIGHT ^sn li. Nf. CAR ROM'., Pr.o��'r.:ETOts SHOE pol: 10^ -BLACK-WHITE-TA^-J' *U F. F. DJl��y Co. of Canada, Ltd. i'aciilion, C��n, I * t�� 4 I H; I great (!c;;i il it is able \o vX'< ~ J American pco]>!o ibia wiy.'cr a:i uc- j S I cci>iribk- v.'ar loaf, sUir'_!a;di::C(! as l<> ��� -~ I si;:c, iii'icc and inffrcclicil.'?. Sv.cli ."i ! ___'loai -.rould have vhc ___!va;;'.:::;'-s o; [ 111)e lircad card system v.-ilium*, siiv! oi its cli~at?!'ccal)!c features. ->!!;1 Hoover himself is ivi.ikiiss v>ar lircaii j t :%'|-}iM'ii:i(.'iils in 1'hiludelphia, ar.d vav-j jio-is .stale: food administrators, aaion^i thrui llm head of th? niovcinciii in i Mt.r.-iaua, havc tu'^.cv. ii vp i-adepen- jdeutly-. Thr America;-! w;ir loaf will bc rca!. : palatable food. No on.: need worry j on that '���core. It wiil not he the | black bread of Uu.'sia, nor will it 'contain chopped i-traw or chalk, aft- ' cr the nr.uiner of llic German and ! Aiislnai-i niastorpicccs of lnalr.utii- liiou. Oa llic other hand, it vill not i be the snowy white bread that .Arccr- ]irans have fooled tlu-msclvcs into bc- ilievi'.i;? is th'.: paraxon of nil foods. I 1'robahly it will contaiii a niodi- Iciun of corn, (..'iirn bread li^s failed j to (V'.iin wide popularity chhdly be- can = i: so few people, know Low lo 'make it properly. Another imfi-eoni bread factor is the system ui market- ip.S iliiit niakes corn meal cor-l more than while Jlonr, veilii-li is ;tll wrons-. There is not.liir.tt to indicate tha'. people will not cat torn meal ii ihcr jKft it us an ingredient o! a wcll- lliakoil loa.i Fidd r.t a reasonable price. When common sense frets in its work, tlie ^ki'inr; mulls of onr present bread repime wiil bc apparent tn everyone. 1 Iir.re is no conraion i souse in a pound of bread eoslinr I more here than it does ir. London. I'J litre is no common sense in stubborn insistence on bread made only of bleached white .floar, or in a system whereby a 10c loaf weighs twice as much in en.? city as in another, | nor in the ouilandish profits Hint the | ordinary run of bakers are at present I extrai-imtc from a brow-beaten pub- I lie. War bread will teach ns all some [sadiv nccd'.'il 1.?soi>? in economy and the sci; nee of r.atiuK wiil.--Spokane Spokesman* b' c v ie w. Every enlisted man would stand up stronger and resist mucli sickness if hc could have the benefits oi because it fortifies the lungs and throat, creates strength to avoid grippe and pneumonia and makes rich blood to avert Jj& rheumatic tendencies. t��P Send a bottle of SCOTT'S to a relative o* friend in the service. &coil & Bomuc, Toronto. Ooi. 37-14 :^Perii:ByyZJsi^ $lj$$^^ :^i^Jc^ipf:.~t)i;e;s;p'''"-iy^ ���.���'���s'^iqiEi' ;0:i:.'.;\v:hi:c!y ,Ii-ii-s.- 'P e.u'ii- ^treatscj; ;.':y.;'i1ii:,v��'::.!c;5[;C:ife';i'V^ i.(ic��Qii$i;_ij*S.fle^ .������Jia;s'itti'ii''.;iijtfe*tf'.; >.:E7n4'��� ��� ��� 'btb-Syji";'- i:0XU;y X:'-:.X.XX:''.X,y,''X'-:XX'X - ' l::.c:<?!e:''iaf.-������(���hie'." ������^������c..F:i'S': ''0!ieitii> ; ^a'ily -j'tilyf^ikzzkXXiXs''''::$n.['ike'.. ������1jd.x>,''.; ���;:;' '"... Our Airplane Spruce :-;.;|tf:;::||:|fe;;May::..^iir^ ,Q'otcL:fli5);ii;rt't;.':;;'H 7:;V7;Jd'Z'X}ior|jili-v:c;e^t'7;io^^^ '^���::::f;:iJ:.',j:.'-.,:'^iii::ari4''P^ssesirionR k GRAND MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES Baby's Own Tablets arc a jrranrl medicine for little ones. TLty ;\rc a mild but thorough laxaliyc; are absolutely safe; easy lo ftivc and never fail io cure any of the minor ills of liltie ones. Conccrniiifr Ihcni Mrs. Jas. S. Jlasley, Gleason Road, N.B., writes:���"1 have used Baby's Chen Tablets and have found them perfectly satisfactory for my little one." The Tablets are sold _by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents :i bo>; from The Dr. Williams' iledicinc Co., Brockviile, Ont. Gun That Never Stops New MadiiJic Spits Bullets by the Tiiousand Annomicfiiicut has been made o: the development oi en American machine Kim capable of continuous firing says Poiniku1 Mechanics." Ammunition is carried to its feed block by an endless licit kept filled by an automatic reloading mechanism. Supply hoppers contain from 2,dU0 to 10*000 cartridges <ind arc replenished or replaced without imcrlcrhiK -with operation. Mot;t machine, suns lire ������00 shots a wiitnite and are supplied with, annniniition by belts holding" appro.\iinat(dj" 250 carlridffcs. Thus lliey are able to fire uninterruptedly for only tliirty seconds, while the new inst runic nt spits thousands of missiles without pausing, and thereby docs tlie work of two ordinary pieces. The Test Question When the Allies Can Afford tc Make Peace With Germany The question which the allies must ask themselves is this: Will the Junkers, if wc should make some kind of a compromise peace, bc able lo say to the German"people. "We have not quite brought you the victory we promised, bnt sec how near we caine to it, and sec, at the worst, what we accomplished against a world of enemies." If the German people believe that it is the Prussian system which saved it, then the allies dare :iot make peace. The world will, indeed, bc unsafe for democracy. But if the German people .-duuld turn upon ihr: junkers und fjuotc their ���own words against them, namely, iii at the country has been saved by iIk devotion and suffering of the common man, then tire allies can afford to make peace. They will have brought about that fall of the Prussian system .which they set out to encompass. And r-vents at the moment of wrilins show that the process within Germany is full under way.���Yule Review. ajEillliniEMIEtlBtllEHKlllCIIIlIIIilCtlliBIIIIIEIIIMIIIIIElSEIltllEllIIIllEtlltillllEllfEUSIillllltlH b. art It Bids Pain Begone.���\Yk--n neuralgia, racks the nerves or lumbago cripples the back is the time to test the virtues of Dr. Thomas' ITcctric Oil. Well nibbed in it will still the pain and produce a sensation of case and rest. There is nothing like it as a liniment for its curative properties are givat. A trial of il will establish faith in it. The Big Crop of Conlineri and Contented G���i'ri'iiaii.v'.Pris'oiners of Wsk^WelK-S.at7-' :V:G.tr:nfi^ 'fe''Ctly<c'atvtM ihe ���opiniony:Of d3r: ;Elinef>l'. Glark, ,wbo iiasif }us;!.*���;���. re'turncd���;;Jroni;: .:a jirotracted visit;;to:.' javrppc,; ���:and7-���t:b��l:^,''a^;M)j;c mily. happy spcople iii:; Ivhropc \;1o:d^y, ln'''j':'iill:/vli.c";iii'terii.'m^ ;ini'bli^>:.-\y6fk7s:'-;it;: y,-liie'!i: tli'e^-arc:.;c:iii-. ;ployc<!'"tiic* prisoliti'S'fWeav^he1':'most ���.^:Vjikl.t; i}f;;;sUlikCSV:d]__i.;;SaVS::::;/ ������'���'���''���;��������� .��� .\....--.-. ������':,':/",ty.li'i^^^^ 'i ���' .t'I v^-oji :ir'l V.-;';!.i li ^^.vs 1' i- .cTc-JtrSy ? 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ItiViV.-iliift'iii a^-;- kf.maL-toyfa'ivev.ur mxm ���>'\i:XX*x;:.XxxxtXXXX^^^ 'ia':'i'' '"'XX' "" ���' '. ''' '���'���'".������; ������ '.'������''^������;,,'^:iifl:':-iiiV7,i^':,k!:'Wicr:^:S ���.rSlcp.i -a:i'e,,.lic;;lg";. lakit;:'!.. 'f/)/.:iirp:l':ea'Sc:j-.;jy 'y\T,hXXXX:.'X'::::f:.;:r.:''.:y.JXXX^X'.;:-.X:-X:. l,'-i:'6,-.''.i:ir-c>|H'W-.'l. i:0'ii-..Yi?'i.'' ���;ii-V'.'iV]rfit:o.';'.-;:>i>V*:i:if'" I?''-'-;,l ���������.'.���;'���.'������:.'.���; ���^���������/���' -X'Xi'7:'' ���'���r'"l'1.'1'-'--'."'''"'' ��� '-'X^^X'-^XXX^ .VDi'ul.." 'All' liiitvi'i's'.-.i. j'/i-j'.v.i.fti^'l v-:: ::-;hii:i'i_;hi::|: :w^.,;.: y:''-.yXy-:jX^XXXiXiX.::X'':.':'':':XJX:XX ��� _in.uci:i'',i *���'���'���'' ��� ':'-:.:-:.-:X':. :>: '..������ ^vs'77.'^.".'*;'':.'���'������ '-V;- ���X^.'X)7^;':':1.*5"t.c;.;')..n':.rfsel'l,;:;.^tu.tlte.r.-v-Cjira-ye-s.,' ������:v/ildjisr^4m't'-^^^ ��� ������<"-- ��� ���������������������'��� ���-��� ��� Vital !i;iiipor-triucc ,ei:tr X.iiTatia'w .1 II ������!! I I . I .1 ill! I Mill *���'. Ill ��� !^P*���^^^!P?^^^^^^'^*���,^'���'V"W.'.��i|'''��� ������'wi i^'i V '> l'1''���''. " Canary Causes British Panic It Tii Shot Before Revealing; Weeks of Mining Operations ���How otic little canary bird caused consternation among an entire division of British troops and had to bc killed, is told hy Dr. Robert Davis, recently arrived in the United States to lecture at tlie ofticcrs' training camps on activities of the Red Crosc in Europe. "For more lluin a month on a northern sector of the line the British had been secretly mmitijr beneath the German trenches," said Dr, Davis. "The work was almost complete. During 'the operations several canary birds were, as usual, kept in the excavations to warn the Avork- crs:������.of:: llj.c::;iiT<scivce: of; fire>: .damp,; which"is::fatal;to the'birds; "One lij.- th; sohxsleiV however;- escaped ���from its job; ���ncwiiiilto: the :in:iddle; of i>io '.'Mali's.���������I;'iifici:'sni.,(Iv ntighfinsr otfa: buslr :beg;iii :'tb Xing.":������ y .[���.".y '���'.'��� _:,���. ���'���;_���.���_:,;��� ���;\''Cohstei"natic>n7 reigned: iny.th'e; British liiie S; :;;:lf'11ie.; bird: had; been 'dis- coyercddVy'tliejGermans::thc work "of y"eekS: .'.w.oii'kl 7go".'ilftt*' :naught, '��� as the "'.crrewy.'.eqiilci'^^ : i a can i fig" of y Is -���;presen'ec:and prepare to conib;}t:'tlie sappirig: ,; operatiOns: :'i hfe:'iiiftiriti���'}���������.xyas; im ni^eliately' Order-: cd to ��� opei'i-lire ;<:ti::S!re:7cahary tq deft; troy7 itv '7T_.:ut;:7it-"s eharnved 'lifc.:. :Evcn the:: s-harpshoot-; ���crs'faikdvto: liritig it��� olowri; as'ithop-. ped: froiit'/UyigX<> tyyig.;: I7iria)iy: -tlie artiiicry": Intel ;do': be^fcalledron. ;;'77 A: itvcnclirgun': v:itil������'it "wcll-aiined: ::.shell: lifcyy :ihq"l)iixi;:;Lnd::;:tlic liusli; aiVd ;lhe :7:sb:i'i'.g: ji;!i':!_-i>':iiiibtlii-tiRives if''":::::/;::....:-v:\: ri-..;:;::;:';;V.v:.' Canada's Exportable Surplus Wheat Is Estimated The statistics and census bureau of the Dominion government estimates ! that Canada will have 154 million ��� bushels of wheat available for export 'during- the next crop year ending 'August 31, 1918. This' estimate i.s j based on the preliminary estimate of ! this year's crop of 249 million bush- | els, which, together with the quantily carried over from' 1916-1917 and an allowance for imports, brings the total quantity of wliea.1 available to 257 million bushels. These figures are necessarily subject to revision when later and final returns as to the results of this year's harvest shail have liccn received. Deducting 103 millions for domestic consumption, loss in cleaning, and seed for 1918��� say 16 million acres at 1.75 bushels pe^jacre���there remains a surplus of 1;��� million bushels for export. J:;T_ie',T'n;itcd':OStatc;sv .rhilitaryy'idraft: !s:ltp:ws:;ihafM >ically7::defectiy:o;:;i-s ;.fT0'ih-;:/:::ito:,;20';:!i>c:r eent,:TiJRli:eiV;in; ni r^iI; ^listld^ct&"t?'-iii7 in '^���iitvie's^ \-::3"lVBv-;:o��'ni7i-iad;^- blai-ji:c/7;tli'is7.;^tf>d h.e jaide:'oX:';.me*lj:cafeih^^ ������s��hti(Jll*;^T.^-v^~��^ 13 Tiiis quantity will probably bc increased by 10 million bushels, however, l>y the reduction in the quantity for loss in cleaning and for food here. The quality of this year's grain is higher than ever it was before, and consequently the loss in cleaning is likely to he less than the average of previous years, while the quantity required for home consumption, ia consequence of the efforts of the food controller, will not bc so great as the quaiitit:y'7'uI.l,o\ved:rfor;c',; yy. ATinard's 'Liniment Cures Colds, etc. Scdttiali Romance How; Love; Triumphed Oyer the.'������'.M.ii-������ ;::;.,.::v:.itary::.''Regulat_.ohs. X:. ..:���VLc.a.ve;';���<__fvabs.cnce'��� from a Sc'dfiish ciinip having:bceti refused^hini^ a lad pf nineteen/left his quafte'rs in; prdcr to get inarried,<:;; but������������;, -when The train ���.was "a mile; frbni the station/ where: the i>rospc:etiye : bride, /\vasV': w"ititing; ;the soldier-w^as/arrestcdVriS: a deserter.: : ���Wltemlii^ystory: ���gbw. ::i).!olicc,:'.cpitrtyBaillic; Siitchell exr pressed regret tliat 71iCt could hot���.'���'p.c'r-' ���fj3l:rtv';ih.'c'.'.^ out. lliati aS :bbtli parties: had; expres-, ;7sed;:::tJiei:iv/d,esire;Tbr/iiiarii:agc>:-:^ the.:��� cquri^as Ayitiveises,: ifire: ��� S.cpits': lavv.:���..'iv'jis,; :satis:(ied, /aiul; all /that;- :was Veq-iiia"^<l- \yrts tlie sheriff's" ���pc'rinissipii :lp:;;.v're.gis>tc.ry,:'';/;:>.:7:!/.>:';.7'/::,:?7��.\ XXiXXXX':-:--;.^, :/: 'THc_: /'e'ptipie.'��� ..���\vo'i;ft/:-':.::\i<>-,.'.'t11c.\,.'.:'..CAiini.y:.- huildsngsvi wliirc::-th:e;:Tega:l:: fprnudify pf Jdeclaratibii/ ^'wasi^gonev-thtpi^lii; i.l'iiitv' j l^aftc-ir ;.'.tli:*i:'/'l>'F.i.<:l c.'.]^'rp.o^-/\'V.'c.tvii"t'i,cyV-'',l.p'. the:; ;jv ol iee" s t a tio it.;! to ��� await;; "ah;. c seb'r t.; Wheat prices arc fixed but service is not. The best is assured yau S when you consign your ~ ���>C = I Wheat, Oats, Barley, Flax or Rye 1 g - . To the Old Reliable Grain Commission Merchants I Jas. Richardseu & Sons, ��� s WRITE FOR INFORMATION WESXKRN OBF1CES Oxa'm Kcchanffc, Winnipre Ciiain Esclionec, Cal&iry Cioada 3uilding, Ssstitoon LONQ DISTANCE PHOfoES Main tS22 Main 22<B 3241 Milk Ckocolaie Dainty chocolate pieces, out of the run of ordinary milk chocolate, containing a real flavor of rich, creamy milk and the finest cocoa beans well blended. Sold everywhere. Made in Canada. A-15 Making the Home Attractive How One Firmer Kept His Boy on XX''XyyX:;yy-thc.. Farm.:-. V.-:!7-:'":,";';v'.:-'':.: ���;':'���; ������ A:drainage inspector in a Canadian; iprovince: once visited i'';re;r't;uii'';.f;ir'in'r ei' and;:'f6niulJiiih not���'���'6.iily.,',iii;'.posses-' sion; ipf.'a' good :liouse,; with:; nipderii;: s'aiittjii-jr��� cciuii)iiiciitv: but \he and liis familyXv-ctc. enjoying the-: occupation', of the best7 rocihis in :tlie ;lipnse.>:::On being iislcecl ivliy he did not live in: llic :ki"tcliciL:::Iike. his. neighbors, arid \yhy"::lte::166I��d/ si?;: iriueli:. after; ; the: cotrifofts of hi s home, :lic replied that he^yvaiited; to7 keep liis 'boy; on Xihe farm,; ail(1: that' lie ::Could::Hot '���'���csivec't, to:.;do feq' ii lie;;did :iiot provide: hiin \vi|h hoinc conifort.s :cc|ii<il :to those enjoy ed"'.'li'y ;i)eople;;of cqLial ineans: and :r<iiik:of;1 ife.,'ih tlip.���������city,; There is niorc : sound; yhilpsophy in;; the in el li: pd; of :t|iat/farnier;'.''tl'iaiv;:ii,s.'';..f6'ii.rid;'.'bci tween ;:.t'h.d';!-'pS'crs.:':pf.';iit;iiiv .pii'.y/riii'p.l'Xd'p.po.pitlatipn^ ;-Pla:ii,niiij?::;;tirr(l!;Dcv:el6pineh;t;.':[yXXX.:::;: >:7,';:Wp.Ml:i"V;e' ;isked:";Iier , several /tiiiies to s in ft: ;ind ������':,.:-sli c lias ;rcfu set!; each I .'ti'ijifi;'.':'?^'/?"^^ :���������::��� ���X:^'X-':\::.y...-yxXXX'X: \XXXiXiXcrc ybn I'd ;iet^it;:;Kp::at;:tlitit. j'Sbuie op'the ^Straiisei-s^nvay^g th inking';:tJieji;Ve:,niissed::s I:���-DetrcitV;l,vre:e;'Press. '���������'.'��� XX Value of Corn Luther Burbank Says It Is Best Cereal Except" Wheat .:".'������'��� and Rice I.iitlier Burbank of California has declared that he was misquoted in the iStatement recently attributed to him that corn diet is injurious to the 'national health.XXX' y In : liis denial: he says: -r"': v- ��� ._ ::..:;'"I; ain in thorough sympathy with the effort to Ret corn niorc generally introduced* into the'���:.. dietary of the United States.,XIi is in my; ppinipn the best .cereal food; except -wheat7 and rice, and people should by all means be: encouraged to use 7it far niorc;li1)crally thaii it lias been used, as it supplies till of the : elements of'���; nutrition in.nearly the right prdpor- tipiis aivd .'will take,-'. the J place of so : tiiuch hi cat \y itlv; great advahtaRe;;; to; the healtli of .those; .vdiPvUSeHt, ' It-: \yill;ecrtaihly,;;be-:far::betfcr:;;;i good proportion of it rather tlian^so ''niviclr^'lnrc..-'white':;:floiir."vr'.'' X ^>\)u:;7shotildn!t7:::\ypr!"y over;': what tlie' newspapers- say about you.'':;;]::\X: ; ':':Jv doii't,'':7replied ::Senator ���. 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Tiitffscj. t�� Stanley Strcetj l^in<t<M��i Onb.> ;iyvi,itcS:.:-^-'About: ���'thW.oiyeifcr's''^ an eleN-atQiiiin^Detiiotti wbicli pprnplstely:; T��ret,ii��d..',:iny: .hefVes..... .1 ielottoreid:;. .'Siri'th.': tlte doctors: tliei;��i, but;ili��y- (ifil: :itdt'-ste%V;: :toi:y��iabitt ���;t'-a:;.'h'ei'pi'���'.'iaiiie'f'-.'���.:\W^:V:-.iacryes^:yrci��:.v; in: sueh �������������� state: that.liqpuld;;ri��tigoiidoSvii; toiyn::aIpne, or go ailT"place- %Ji.��r'^':''.'!;tii',eioi'; was a crowd. :Sornetl ines;:: :.&$ iinptlic^ woifldi liave to sit ^di-^ateili.-:;oyer:i:Rio: 'it'Bi^ijti..ift!i.',.B6rt��t|miBsi'.:fcT any ele?i�� at :aih: Biifc; :one ;ilay lactwinter;: I coininenecd'-usins- t)_r. Gllasc's:; t-reryft: ..Food, ana.befor�� Ii ha-d1: eoQipJetely vse<t the first.bibs I eouli-scs G difitrfiice. Irii my- cdJiflttioh. ���: I colitliive'cii ustrf^: 'thfesis. pills for spine %ime;.'. iThe": result Tris; splehdiil; i feel .eo: :W"Ucli .;>'eit��'r,;p����ii sleep "well at nislit, ��an go out on tho Btreet and atteii*: jEa.t]i^t-iii:ps'- like the;: rest of ptople^ .1 aim s��; pleased; to b* stble toi tell youi whstt Dr. -GUiuife'S Iverre ,F6c>3 has"don��:: for* rnef and ��� to retoiri- mend.jt to otlier":pe��pl*." i.^i.i:: |::?iNewi|.yigbri|':^ ^ialty must fbe^ instiUed inl^ t^e :i:de|lete4:;n^ryei'cell5,i^ iib��E.��^ctecl'|:.andi':^w : treatnient: ;^ felGliasefslNerire i|'ood.|i|'|-|ivi|i>i; inc^citate^i^ :l(0.7::get;iiiitotthe^^ ve^ele^ntew^ .^tftiS..pe'||ifop,d_iC^^ Tlie blood is m^de ric^ attd red, liiip'- starvecl nerve cellsXjafc^xa. -:StQred;7:'aiid';ir^it^ icorifldeiicei&;lia^ :'::;ai''dlse^e.i7^ajro:is^0n]d^ Ker^oiig diseases i^e Afferent. fbbnSrWitli ^cBff^^^^^?^ut ��� Io effect cure iia. imycii^et^e depleted nerre;cello miist be lioiir- islied foack to health #dvig9^1?y su(^ reconst_ractive^t^ as .:^l-'Cilt^'e*��i^iBi^^'r^_t,.-��':-" ij';S.aik^t^he\v^.h*^;iJ>j>!:9t;o 'fer'djii '^Xntyipr^y\^^y::i}X^XiXXXXiXX \'Yii tftC.1 :t.Hoi:"sii'n'd -rcpX'&'i-ttyri, .aif:;o^ -XXxXX't XXvX)^\XtlXXXX XXxffX ^.XXXx'.Wx^T^xXX^x -X: jp.", *.f ^ >;.^ ir"-xVl-"""' ':=it'" i-S ._"���"' :i1 "r "t ^V7?--"1!"" i. -i-^cr-iSV-* i'S-iS.' "^.-V^isi""? .".*��-""-'5. f-.r.iii" ���^��x^::. -l.""5'j! -"t --���'.'..Vve^'r \iiiiiii-: ;.;* ' ijshnii'v:i ; :'���' 11^5^\Vi.,:lj,..:K0:,Q'n.!. ' ,l^>r.^-."rri""" "" " -t: -.iVV l:::-,Ui iiisei:- !�� "\:-tf. ������t��v<Vi;,ljfovn'|.Cf^..-!:���;���.';., utpartjncivt ^gt5gtilJiv:^c^ol.^:��ji?icI:r.R^ .ci5;li;vi<.itcv;!':"���':���''^""Ue-^'^Variiiv?: ;tor' _ ;ihiat^tffc':::avft?ajtc';:yicl'i. ' b'j ��� .i'f'Qisito't's'.i���'. ^X^^^X&X.XXX'XXX'XpX^^XP:. [t!.^s:;yca"Kij>10^i.b:3:??t;rl* }roX1.X^XX.,'iXXcX^XtX^.Xi^:!p^ =-.f';b.iv^ii-,Svi67i'X,^"i?c..?,c4> fOs.'niii '���-''^'���'���'���������^gfafi^^ til IV I Ml ��� I' m is Sixty yer.rs of satisfied customers, Careful checking of grades. Lib- S ]fl S err.l advances, l'rompt adjustments. S (}, SlllUlltlHIHMltimiMIIHIiniHIIIIIHlllllltiHIIlllIlllllIlIlllinillUllllIIlUllUJUlliiiiiiiii }f xn m 1 M 2HE LEDGE, .GBEENKOPJi & JL t- Bruises and Sprains Have Sloan'.") Liniment handy for bnijses and sprains and all pains and aches. Quick relief follows its "prompt application. No need to rub. It quickly penetrates to the trouble and drives out the pain. Cleaner than mussy plasters or ointments. Sloan's Liniment does not stain the skin nor clog the pore3. For rheumatic aches, 'neuralgia. ��titf xniiaclcfl, lame back lumbago.', gout, strains, end ��prain��, it gives <|ulcb relief. Cenerou�� sized bottles ��t idl cirugristt. 25c. 50c. ��� $1.00. mm OUR ADVICE Ship to us at once and Rests '. Benefits of High Prices now prevailing. Fr?ce L!si and Shipping Tags FREE WmW!(M The U. S. Obstructionists People Who are Putting Profits Before Patriotism j The first-class and second-class ! mail that comes to our desk con- ' tains much complaint. And there is much ground for complaint. Plenty of people arc putting pro- j fits before patriotism. Some, leaders j and organizations of labor arc as ready to fight out a little private I war for their private gain as though I ihe nation were at peace. Some, representatives of capital are unwilling i to abate a lot of their old stiff-necked, stupid hostility to all labor organizations. As had as either of them arc those distinguished statesmen who -wished to enrage Northwestern farmers against the govcrn- j ment and against the war. ��� "War-obstructing enemy helpers in [.congress naturally raise the tempcr- _ attire of patriotic blood. Notorious ��� faults of that body are especially ir- i rilaling at this tifi-.e. Among those, i but .of congress, .-.vho placed thcni- ! selves in violent opposition to the ! president and his cabinet in the two i years preceding our declaration ot' I war. there are a few who cannot re- j sisl: the temptation, to heave a brick ! now. I The. ancient battle between haves ��� arid have-nots finds abundant opportunity lo rage; and there is plenty of demngogucrv on one side jof it and plenty of selfishness on. llic: t other. i Whether it labit to view fAJiifsjidAfexazderil'imnPKj.Canada WeAlio Buy HIDES and SlNrr/tRDOTi TOmA's "TliesphoiLinc. The Great English Itemedu, Tenon aud invigorate* tha whole \ neivouf. Bj-steia, tnikea aew Blood ia old Veins, U-tirta uVrrroiu Jfcbilitv, Mental and Jlrain Worrvl BcFpon. Jcnc,y, Loss of K:\trgij, Palpitation cf tht fteart. Failing Mtmor.y. l'lico SI per toi, eIi |tr$3. Onsniltpteaao, sirwillcure. fiohlbytll irugliste orroiifedln plum pkg. on receipt of ttlee. Jftv3pampMt.tTna.ileti.fru. THE WOOD iKOiciNZ co..Toi��aro. our. <r��runiy wm��ij public affairs from the conservative right or (lie radical left or the center, you can iind much to complain about.. But ihe great mass movement bas the right direction and velocity. We. have caught the stroke. In Wall Street and in the corner gioccr)r, iu :;liops and on farms, scores of millions are in the attitude of hearty, vigorous co-operation with the government. Broadly, we arc going right���and wc are going .to win.��� From tlie Saturday Evening Post. THE NEW FRENCH ftEMEDV. Ni��. H.2. K.�� THEE3APION 8��kM frCiUllCCeSS, CU!(ES CHPOSlp WEAK KE3S, LOST vigou * VUl, KIDKEY, BLADDER. 1)ISEXSK5, 8I.00D F01SO.N, *iles. " eitiji;:: ::o. DRUOSisrsor mail il; post 4 exj roUdERA CO. 'JJ. DEEKMAN ST. NEW VORK or LYM4K OHO) Iosqnvo. '.vi-.ivi: roll FREE boqk to Dr. le Ci.ero Med.Co, .'UvsssroCKRiJ. lUursTE.to, London, eno, IRVSEW DR/lGr.t;(TASTEI.ES3IF0(l'M0i' t*sv to ����������-[ THBRAP-ION.����rB.ssw KJS-TJIAI 1'tUDB MARKED 1V.ORD ' rHKRAPION '-13 t J' ���IT.OOVr.StAUP AFF1.1ED TO ALL GK!IUINEF*CEr.Wi 'ftt THE CALVES Mi��!xticst twins ev��r iinicd nl Abortion, Sterility, anil Prtr.-.i- I tire CsWfag', or* or" .one hundred cattle treated in 5 ciinulM. TJs�� one half ct. owl product, if nol satisfied ..������.������',-��������� rct'Jrn l!ic balance and gti:..f'.yaiir money. S'ilS, ?S'.. p01Ul<lS $4.00. Send foi printed EU-Uer. ���"���: ���.'MQUEKN'3.PKOEUCTS.:.'/:,Xx tr.d I/*ad Office, Edmonton, Aibtrti. '.���"',:.,.''.. j'.::, O^Aio::, :321::, f FIELD ^���/:^;AND'-:-V''.'':::^'.^.::A X''XX^yX''X:'..CA^ bdMINFON EXPRESS THE BEST VVAYTO SENOlWOHEVv TO THE BOYS fN tHETRENCHKS xxt 1 Awful Asthma Attacks. Is there a member of your family who is in tlie power of this distressing trouble? No service you can render him will ci'iual the bringing to his attention of Dr._ J. D. Kcllogg's Asthma Remedy. This remarkable remedy rests its reputation upon what it lias done for others. Jt has a truly wonderful record, covering years and y-ars of success in almost every part of this continent, and even beyond the seas. Wheat Grades High Seventy-five Per Cent, of Crop Grading No. 1 The new official estimate of the department of agriculture of Saskatchewan places the wheat crop of this province at 130,000,000 bushels, which is considerably in excess of the estimates previously made. The. increase seems to havc been brought about largely by better yields .than . ,wei;e expected, in 'the western part of the p-vovince���-the territory tributary '..������..to Saskatoon, Seventy-five:per.-.cent of the crop, it is official^ slated, 'will grads. No. 1 Northern.:: 7 :; :".", .''.'��� T: Was-.cured of Rliehnii'iile Gout bv MINARD'S LINIMliNT; 'XX: ';<ILa!ifax:;;:^ - T was cured of .Acute Bronchitis bv MTNA RD'S ."LINtM EX1X ��� X,:;r 'yx:XXVXU>lX::'X.',CRl^ ���'.:Sussex.,'' X':. X.: 1 was cured of Acute Rlicuniatisn: by .MINARD'S I-INtMEi!v'l\:.:-^'���''':-:'��� ! /Markhaui,:::Qnt;: 'e.S.yRILI.TNG. ::;r\'v;ilinkfefic]a;\',Qu(?;v;:"M^ The Tragedy of tlie ^ea The Minister of Labor Don't Kiss Anybody Dr. Hastings' Advice to People With Colds Dr. Hastings," of Toronto, gives the following advice lo people afflicted with colds: 1. Keep away fiorn places where r>copl'= congregate. 2. Do not use the same drinking cup us oilier people���you shouldn't do so at tiny time. 3. Do net kiss people, and shun too close coniact v.iih thcin. 4. Destroy your mouth and nose secretions by boiling or by iire. 5. If you havc fever or aches go lo bed end siav there until vou feel better. News Slackers, Too From Railroad Telegrapher to Cabinet Minister Within a Year The rise of Hon. Mr. Roberlsou from the ranks of labor lo membership in 'the national cabinet is the most spectacular in the history oi" Canadian politics. A 3-car ago he was almost unknown, beyond his own brotherhood of railway telegraphers, but Hon. Mr. Crothcrs found him and sent him upon a mission to Calgary, there to see what he could do in ibrhigirtg to an end the deadlock between the Fernie niliicrs and operators. At once he gained, the confidence both of the men and the employers and succeeded in getting the parlies to come lo an agreement, thus ending a most disastrous situation. The :runister of labor was naturally vveil_ pleased 'with the success of his ntiSsioncr and saw the possibili- Everybody Should Read a Good Newspaper and Keep in Touch With. Events . . n., . . ,, ties of much more good work. So Ihe usaii or woman wno in these wll��n lhe timc tame .Q a,)puillt ncw cntica. limes fails to read a good scnators, lic brought forwa.d the newspaper jeguhtrly; is a slacker, de- | namc of Mr_ RoljCrts0p. lhus Ur. cliircd trou-ssor "Willard G. Llcycr, , Rol>(;rlS011 became the first reprc- head or llic dcparlment of jouniabsin sclUalivc ot jabor in thc v.ppcr chain. at the Lnivcrsuy of Wisconsin, m , bcr_ .Hc is .,]so ,hc Yoan���c.st ,nc���._ addressing the students of the lib- - rary school. It is the patriotic duly to keep informed in regard to the epoch mak ing events and liltcrances that are rc- poricd in ille press from day to day. "The food of opinion is ihe news /; ai .������ . ���., , t ��� ,| . i ;of the dav," as President Wilson has 6. Always remember thai yot. have ��� J:lid>-|Jld it MwoYCS ,vcry ,iti. nRl1* ,, l * < ani:one(r1?e ^�� "ot only to read tbe news but you .have to give ll.cm!tD Br;n ]-.1^���iKC.ll op;n;ons in rc. gard to it the lib-;b,,r 0f that body. Now lie finds him- 1 sejf a cabinet minister a:id evidently with a great future before him. "From railroad telegrapher to senator and then cabinet minister "within n year" is someihing of a ;:tory. ���Halifax Herald. no more a cold than diphtheria or smallpox, and that you are very foolish to "take a cold" from anybody else if you can help it. Warts will render thc prettiest hands unsightly. Clear the excrescences away by using Holloway's Corn Cure, which acts thoroughly and painlessly. Says Pan-Germans Hate Christianity German People as the Highest Manifestation of Humanity _ Writing in Suddeutchc Konserva- tivc Korrespondcrit,' Karlsruhe, of which he is publisher and editor-in- chief, Adam Rodcr, .the well-known' German publicist, voices thc opinion; that tho ultimate object, of the propaganda carried on by. the Pan-Germans is the wiping out nf Christianity in Germany and the establishing ol _n'peculiar,'��� lnadc-in-Gcrmany religion. After accusing the Pan-German annexationists of bitter hatred, of "semitic Christianity," and quoting liberally from their .writings ��� to prove his contention, Herr Rodcr arrives at the following conclusion: "The_ Pan-German view of the world is consciously aimed at thc rooting out of the Christian religion and the system of ethics derived irom it. A German' religion is to arise, linked to the belief in Wodan of our ancestors, which, in turn, is to be so 'refined' by the results of the modern theory of races/and, the teachings ������"of: the Darwinian, theory of evolution that what remains wili be Atheism, framed' iii7:,vdiigh-spiinditig phrases.:OTlie:,German people, its the; noblest and. most favOred of all races, as the highest.���.manifestation :ofv:;..'��� Iii.x- inanity,7;will have: become .: its-"���.'���,6'wn'' god.' ���'���;!> -\ '..XyX;'X<\XX: yX-'-' "Christianity :\vi 11 die ' ��� done- :away :with, according to ::tlie::idcas;oi Nietzsche,: as : the great 7' weakening -and enervating influence;!The:oiily:great person is lie:who has power andiuses ."it: Sin, redcniptioii,: repciitaiicc,���'���..'the. greatcstv and most; profound /things that liiinian thought :trics :4o' ;fathc>ni; ���do.iYipt'exist for tins :coinpany : of heartless bulIicsV wyiiose ; irieiiibers, _w'ith''monocles"in tlieir left eyes and! rattling ��� sabres: in- their riglit,'hands, challenge the world in (irder to place tlieV.Gcniiair-'heel; lipcul; it's; ::ireck.'iii 'ancient T'ahiau ...Tashioit;'''' P.ilelligent public opinion, without which we cannot have true democracy, is the sum total of the opinions of individual citizens, and must bc formed largely from the news which is printed in newspapers. By failing to read the news and to consider its significance, a man i.s shirking his duty lo his country just ras truly-as -lie is when he fails to | express his opinions hy casting his |vote at au election.���From Newspa- Ipcrdoni, Ncw York. CHILBLA1N3 ICjsily .intl ijhiicldy Cured v.-ith EGYPTIAN LINIMENT for Rale "by All Dealers QOI.ICLAS & CO. Proprietors Nrvpauce - Ont. Prohibition in Seattle !.-������ ��������������.��..�����������.,���.. PAIN? NOT A BIT! LIFT YOUR CORNS OR CALLUSES OFF No humbug! --Apply few drops then just lift them away with fingers. ... ,...'.t................. ��������� jj^-wtji; ����m ��i r^'i ;War!;Has' ��raiij^ "::';:",;'.;of...'.Maritime .'fa^pityfrXyX-X-.. ��� '7:AV'e: hay:c;fcd;:t!ic:'.sta^v.'^-'vljlipvi-; sand:' y:trur.i?,'''';vbut'\'!ii#:,e7r7.;.;aS'irw^ fprccd:'������'to7;: feed .it tpda:y;;'it' Hb#'aThis? This new drug is an ether pound discovered by a Cincinnati chemist. It is called free- zone, and can now be obtained in liny bottles as here shown at very little cost from any drug store. Just ask for free- zone. Apply a drop or two directly upon a tender corn or callus and instantly the soreness disappears. Shortly: you .will fincl the: corn or jcallus: so loose ihat/vyptt7 can lift it off, root and .all, with the .fingers.:.. ,.%v: '���;:'��� 77Not ��� a t winge'.���.���:���:��� "pf;-.pain, soreness: bi-. irritation; .not cv7bii the slightest. smarts Happy Results of the Adoption of a Strict Policy Prohibition does prohibit when the authorities in the state make a serious business of enforcing the lawr. Seattle's experience in connection with the adoption ol" prohibition has been so favorable that one of its daily papers, the Chronicle, which opposed thc. proposal lo make the state dry, ��� I is very emphatically proclaiming the 7 ! happy results of the adoption of :i | 'policy which it opposed, it is quot- i I cd as saying: I I "This paper is ready at ten sec- f 'ends notice to light its best against ������". any serious effort lo repeal or cripple ���vi-i L',e prohibition law. For fonr months The Heaven of j Hural Planning Young Germany j And Development Sad i A New Report on Problems of Vital | and Current Interest in Canada ic I The latest report o? ihe commis- an-Gcr- i sion of conservation deals with the mans were luisy preparing the minds I important subject of the planning: of thc people for the contemplated and development of ^rural districts war, Jung Detitsciiland, the official ' A Dream That Has Had Awakening A year before the outbreak of present conflict, when the V were busy prcpari '"-'now Seattle has honestly tried prohi bition; and it has prohibited. Not perfectly, but belter than speed laws prohibit fast driving, or larceny laws prohibit theft." l'olice records for the corresponding months of 1915 and 1016 shows as follows: January 1 till May 1, 1915 ���drunks, 501; vagrants, 441; disorderly, 246; January 1 till Way 1, 1916 ���drunks,. 159; vagrants 128; disorderly,, 89. The comity jail lias 100 cell;, to -'let thai had :��� tenants.; it; year zg,6; alid;.���'the, Pooi"::Farrii���: lias; lost: ohc- ���foiirtlr.'.p'f:i(s Jvoardci's.; ;;: ���'���; "Add: to :this;;thai :uiicii!i)loxnicht ,is less, destitution is:less, : poverty >.i;-v: less .than, Iwelve'-months ��� ligp; divorces'are fewer; collections are better; 'divcs: :have.-;':clo s'c (1; - win te::' si a vc';s.:. it r e: organ of the Young German league, in its "issue for October.. i913, gave vent to the following precious sentiment : "War is the noblest and holiest cs.z pression of human activity. For us, too, thc glad, great hour of batile will strike. Still and deep in the German heart must live the joy of batile and the longing for it. Let us ridicule to the utmost thc old women in breeches who fear war and deplore it as cruel and revolting. No, v/ar is beautiful. 'Its august sublimity Hiwalos lhe human heart, beyond the I'uii'hly nnd the common. Jn the eland ���(..:t.hi-."e above fit: the heroes Frederick the Great aid Blucher, and all the men .of action���Ihe great F.m- pcror, iYlollke, Jfoon, Hisraarck���are there us well, liul not thc old women who would take away our joy in war. When hero on earth a battle is won by German arms and the faithfu' dead ascend to heaven, u Potsdam j lance corporal will call the guard to ' thc door, and 'old Fritz' springing tnd small towns iu Canada. It has been prepared by Mr. Thomas Adams town planning adviser of the. commission, who has made a close study of the problems of rural development in this country during the past three years, following twenty-five years experience in farming, land surveying and town planning in other countries. The report deals comprehensively with the social conditions and tendencies in rural areas and the prevailing systems of land _ settlement and development. It indicates the rural problems requiring solution in order 'to secure the proper development: and economic use of land for purpose of efficiency, health, convenience and amenity. Thc great injury which land development in Canada suffers, from speculation, neglect off' public health and want of expert business administration of land settlement, is considered. Incidentally. ; | the problem of returned soldiers i'i dealt with, and the connection between land development and such r,-~,��� i-���'^ i i , ,i -ii ' ��� "it,", i o'uestions as taxation, unemployment. ^.^f,,X0lflTLt,'n?n^.^n ^:e,ll!0!and high cost of living is "' " command lo present arms. Tha the heaven of young Germain-. i- is I RHEUMATISM CURED ��� In the: days; of our fathers ; and grandfathers:������������������ rheumatism . ,���'.; "was 1 bought; to be: the; unavoidable penal tyi:of.������'jiiii'ddlc life; and old7 age.? A1-; most every elderly person had rheu- .i'iiatisi'n, "as: ���'���wclF as/many, young r>ec- ple;:; Medical "science did: not tin der- :wi clearly shown. ! Having regard lo the need for i more attention being given to pro- I duction in Canada; to the extent tc* which . production is impaired by ' speculation in land, by neglect o�� [public health,, and by haphazard systems of development; to the ���importance of increasing the supply of- human skill and energy and of capital derived from production instead of by borrowing; the problems dealt itli ing, cither; when applying, not to be���,:.Tduiid;''.buVg1a.ries-aiid:;h6Ul::; freeaoite or afterwardsv;:;|ups bay<V'M 'This' drug doesn't": c^at! ^s- vai1's'icc'^:Src*^clJ?;i clotliiiig lner- upthe corn or"callus,: .but |f3l-*?&���. "'^ shoe dealrrs report;:gaiii^ shrivels them : so: thevI'lV'^ loosen:'and .conic."nglitl^ir^fivcv-pQr'Ccrit.-ii-.iiew. ^business; out '��� If "is ho luimbug' It 1moc';s are :built; the hanks; liold lmlv wo&;:iike::a::c:hanr::. ^orr!iQnK��Vore"ilV deposits ll.an, lliey/held rid :6f every ���hard; ;coni, soft "corn' or coritvbetweeii /tlie :toes,::as i-1'rj-st;. ti iii e; a.: few-Scents7.you: can .getiW^Ky^1'^::^ Were iie:tr:panic: oyer'llic^ :coiu- ;.'.';it , ^ ���; in*? ��� "of the :iiew': law :: iii-d-", wearing .IV.V.ll - :������ CIS. .--..������������.::��� - The Bacon Ho* :(���/���.;\\7e offer One: Hinidrod ppllars ;Rew-ari] 'fo.i*':ajiyve,3sX,oi.',G;i!st by :1 full's: Cutarvh;'Cure, : :,, I fall's: C:ii'in'K- On e lias been taken by i catarrh ^suljcrcfs > for, j thq:- past; Mliirty-liyt | years, and.'-lias: bccdiiie: 3;<iow;i .as - 'lie inost j seiiablc'rcineily for Gatarrli.:; : Hull's Catarrh: :l V'UaacIs through ;t!ie -Hiooil-pii'-tire" JtUcoiis i burfaccs, expcllius tliS PoibQiiJfrpSi'Mhe: 13Iood raS::7., he- '���! ""d healing .tltisj discascil "portions....: ..������... ',,, ��� - , , ,:������,������:������.-, v ������:,i�� i Alter you bave: taken^Halts 'Gatarrli Cure cpnie-iii^hepast^tliirlyrciglit-:]!!^ ;i place'Of "quiet septtlttire for leiis: of j iinciit in: votir "geiieraf Iie.-iTtlV:-:, Start taking ���1.6u:3ands of;::our::fellow-countryni?u;:i:,^ 'i>*xm.xX^.mry^ the-sea winch luied: pur���'������ - ....�����.���.,��� ;. :, , i.rnmeni "_-":- . ii-������������ ��������������� ti ���.���!.; ,v, ���c .^,r..- smiles: 's tliey: tiwu ���������siirpl'tis7������.''.'.������'.guests; painful .calluses on bottom of- join >.^.iX>'i���VvXUviXX.�� '-": ���'������'��� " - feet-' dt:'uever-:dlsappoints':nnd:Ueverr'^ .{���W1:,; ���,u.,'-v-;>- L" ���' ' ... ���������.���;.,,������ ,,.,,. ������������.] 1^ prohibition can :he oniorced: in ;burnsv bites, pr; innaine^ dnfgg:ist;hasn,t:; any;:-.frcezo :teU:lum to.gct::a little bottle^^ ���frcu.ii.:::l.ns;-;.w:hotcsii)c:.;;house,.Ci;.^ XX:/''XXXX ���":.������;,���:-��� .���:������;.���:������; -���������-.������:���,:���;���.,:���.:;;:..::::",:.XXXXyX-S h).iai'io.;7;-;Tl.i.eJfact::.is':.t!i;it':"\vh t5rflin'"Yield8;"Qf::,.:'^:A??>J great increase: Th :'.:-��� irn['-'' ���������n',:'"';i* .':^''^.7:'.'-:-.V:--.::������������:������ :^:-^--l>,i"tsini;-'?s,:tli;:it .;foll:av\-:s lyfcylzibi'licn-'thev. ���;./, ^:.;;/vrhe ;Pi:airie:;..Provinees ::XxXXXX.''-..'''.'X~^-~-:....' XX:XyXX'-'y'<, ���- '_>ros'pc'riiy.',/a^^^^ P.i"eliminaryv':Esfimat'e{'-:'Compl^ v:^:::/''::'thc-Census-ahd':::Statistics:7^ stand the :trbnble-4-did::notd-ciiQw it w;is rooted hi; thel, blood, d t thoughtsthat rheumatism :: was mere "effect of exprrsure to ' coir dainp,,; and7 it'-.' was"';.fi;'eated ������witli. mcntS: a it tl hot, applications:, ; wiiicli soinetinicS: gave temporary;lelief, but tbis report arc of vital and current interest to the people of this country!,:':,';.:."':..:' .;';'������?������.,,���.���:",;���.,;;'. ���'.; There are five appendices by competent authorities, and the conclud-�� ini- j ing chapter, gives an outline of pro- ' posals and makes' general recommendations to cover the conditions as that was ���tlie and .opti- to be did; 'i'lb.t,; cure, the ,tro'iible.V;''''.vrii.:''':.:il!'<'S.e':.!'-pre'seiil'ed.: ���;'���' ���������> ..���'���;....���: days ��� there" w:ere ilidusaifds ofj: idicn- [; :^^ ���''.:.: . ���,..-.,.������ ...���.��������� - '..:.:" iriatic;',c'ripi)l'is.''':!N:6\v.,',��:nie'di:cal''';.i',denc ^, :: - Never Again! '���--���'' understands :,that^^^^^ disease :_of :i hc^ hood,, and:, that with | ihism,: for bur temper: is croihs good,; :neh, red- :bloo,d: ;any -nian;; :; orr p'^ved; - ::.Only 7,::,iiie :tliat:''endures to woman,olany' age, can,_dW tis^i^cai^becuredby l^ sou inv.the ^blpod/^vlncl,^ continues ].bere: are:; riiaiiy ���elderly: :p^ liave'iiever relt ";i: twihgc, Of rlieinna-- ^Office"; romance: ol- tj ypS':'oo.y'5.:'.:or���:: ^'outlis,", --���"'���'���v"'.','',���''���'���,���:-,���. v-'s'-.^'������������:���,'-���'���-��� ���^>;-':^W.-s-iv-'-v^ .'JnVrvfS' A -,- -pii-iti no' ��� ,'i,v I ll ,i -Vvtvilnil liiar \- r-i 1- '��� ->r ill r i 1 L. , - r . t 1 l'uJPlli.UOllS, , QUI I .Skill , ,l!l il .:'..! 1-11 C\ t-?. :;;::->V^;��Vdtng: ,1^: ^lllc ,l)ic|iiuin niatc: cqnipiled-;-?::y:-tlt^ tlie, .iuuuli K;pr,i'ldrSv fcni>tire ::nhtil:;fh|y-.'iliec^nie-ichroiiici' lis in,: aiid:: 'niaiiy- wild dVave: eoiiqueret; it by siiiipiyVhceping their blood :i"ich aiid;pure.: The :blood niah'X���.���������blood '.cjjr'i.eli'i.nij*'���'������': ciualities ."'of: l'>n7:A\7illiamsr Pink ;Pills ;is::bc:;cbniing every , year iliore widely d-ihdw'n,'-Viuiilyt :is ;��� tltc nioreSgeir^raFusc^^ I Has; ffiW,C(1: ri^uw^Jsi" :;pf ::itsi:.ter- so1,u-rtn:rii-:^ r.rorsi���;.,; AI the :,first: sign; ,o.tx c term ptycars: alter ine, w;ar aur-; ingwvhicli: Geriliari seaiiieit and ships ;y;ill ;bc; excluded irom British Spoils : and: German -goods will be penalized: ���will '..-increase.:,;, f ���',,\\:e :���,:,'��� can: alsO; niake them :tiiidcrstand ;iliat:,w"c:::afe nbt'gb^ iiig:through: alVVthis^agbn'y 'again, JyoV' peace��� :curnpaigii'-no'^llain"^iters, and '���li. diielr ;:Slibwh; :l,bssV pf: Jlppcl itC, ..,,. ,. ... , ^-iVddyf's.':!^ ��� st��:tistic :omce'e3i;:tlie Dominion; gov-! ���. .;i_i^'_,i>u,;:-.i:.,^,::.:.,.;-.;.,.i_:;i::j-i_:.i:!2rf^ftl ;tiisease. ,. jty ���:, i.tMiig ,i' the /. lotal:;:; iprodtictiph-::: of j i\va A; fanner; at: pelncoii W'iljhitirs^ cii.rc'tV;'J.lib'ii'siiids;:''of." 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Xi-'X^i-'fXXX bliiid.tlic, raideri XtxlXl&X- :C75ii't.rol:- c ���c, hiin ������'.to sneeze vl:%lii:s,-ui'icb5:UC::;'''.'''':', :' Tlie Sa^katpbn "Si2rv>sa>o:'''Tkbr.> is- .it- -di-s'put'c;-': between7^.the-- <J:PvH;. and tlie . cpiiductprs7;.'���������!;._'J.u5.t'.y\\'li.'it lite point; of '.difference :Ts,"ftis- '. not -vet .���KriQ^;,;fctit':l!ib^^ ���'ra.ilway'.':;in.at1.crs. :��� say' Ahat. ���th"e,>':'ycp!T!- the ^tS:'5thfeJ: ;spirit: ;jdfv ;:|li.^:;7iim^sp,e^ ;l'Hea|f&i||lf|l? v|Econom'ical;:;;i::;f^ ;:"':7';;',.-: (v Ithout losai: ��� :y.'XX'-XxX: ,,-:'������ .��f-''P^^'?arc'-'' i.ta&fjcr'y\:.'<: (,;:'rca< insJaiit us*���:, p fa auy7,: is:' d ������ "',������>> ���,- H-~ ���.::-���'��� ' "t- woiid c - ol il ��� so; r nvanding. t:.":sl .are d- ���: ':<X ;.': il -X:XXXy lgS. best?'.': N:A a.?k-: w; ,'s ��� ie 1CA"T r." entid: bn; ���'I t!;::-k. ; ���said'ditr7- W PI k-d X\X\X X��� *'\i's li',c;Vu,Sf;'-.t,h^-j XcoX -:-C;;:iJiuo: iS-pi ���PC n a; iung ' ;::;A^liol^om|iA:dnig-:y ���: ���:fi*e;ef i mwikx li'gojSj;..; ;;'icir7?li'otli��^;oung:'7 ^::-^id;::;;^d^S::7;";i^ ������'���'������'���:C��p��ai��ii Pe��*ara Cereal Co.T;iLt.o.-:V\ ,;>:,,,.' ������';,^lnc��C'T,:OM��^:::'';;-;::-,;-::;.,;:,':, iTviiuiim��tmnii,iiihiiiuii��iminiiiiriiiini' ^:X WX:'Xii. vli84';': XX :*X, V:> ^t-^���V'l:^ THE LEDGE, GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA. THE LEDGE ��2 a year in Canada, and $2.50 in the United States. R. T. LOWERY, Editor and Financier Two of a Kind ADVERTISING RATES Delinquent Co-Owner Notices $25-0�� Coal aud Oil Notices. fioo Astray Notices 300 Cards of Thanks 1.00 Certificate of Improvement ro.oo ("Where more than one claim appears ir notice, $2.50 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 The gent who burglarized tbe kaiser's residence, knocked tbe props from under the proposition that there is honor atnong thieves. ���Macon Telegraph. Mazda Tungsten Lamps 15 to 40 Watt Lamps���50c each. 60 Watt Lamps���75c each, 100 Watt" Lamps���$1.25 each. The blue cross means that your subscription is due, and that the editor would be pleased to have more money. All by Acclamation Nominations were held afe the Cifey Hall on Monday, when all tbe civic offices were filled by acclamation. Those elected are: Mayor���T. M. Gulley. aldermen���S. P. Dixon, W. 0. Arthurs, T. Jenkin, "W. C. "Wilson, Dan McLeod and Chas. King. School Trustees���H. McCutcheon and A. E. McKay. Police Commissioners.���Eobeit Lee and "W. C. Arthurs. Explained Judge���You statement doesn't agree with thafe of the laet witness. Witness���That's easily aceount- for, your honor. He's a bigger liar than I am.���London Opinion. Two Reasons Central School School Report for Term EndlntrDec 21 No. of authorized school days 77J No. of days school was in sess. 77J The number following the names ehow number of day pupil waB present during the term. DIVISION I Ruth Mary Anderson 731, Ruth Axam 77, DaiBie Axam 77J, Ada Elizabeth Beattie 77i, Cyril John Eales 77i, Mae. Gibson .77, James .Bby't .Hallett 41, Garibaldi Intilla "77-?., Robert Jenks. 77^, James Allen Lane 7G1, Irene 8. Mcintosh 774, Bern ice N. McKay 72, Roderick McLeod 77V, Ethel Nancy Parker 76, Ralph Hartley Pond 18, Ethel Florence: Pond 71, Sanford Grey Pond 75}, Henry Albert Royce 54, Rose Jane Wescott 77+; . Roderick Mackintosh 77i, Ena Potts 77i, Ivor Potts 77*, Ethel Lane 62-?;. .Making 11 pupils with perfect attendance. . DIVISION II .'; Mabel Axam-77A, Selma Benson 77i, Agda Carlson 75��, Rufeh Coles 21/ Bratrice Dimmick 76J, Gertrude Dixon 75|, Russell Bustis : 77i, Dolly Granberg 75, Stella "Storer-66, Edward Henderson 77��, Gordon Jenks 77$, May Keady 75, Joseph Klinosky 70$, Francis Lachmund 72$, Gabrielle Legaulfe 77*, Walter Longworth 61, Frank Maslonka 77*, William McLeod 75j, Maurice Parker 62+, Edward Royce 46, John Bater 73j Elizabeth Schindler 76, Frank Schindler 77$, Gertrude Schindler 70$) Evelyn Tye 77$, Joseph Viala 76, Margaret Westcott 76$, Samuel Eustis 72$, Walter Hardie 74$ Joseph Putzel 02$, Louis Putzel 57, Sylvia Price 39$. Nine pupila with perfect attendance. DIVISION III Ethel Benson 77$, Bessie Bidder 77$, Jack Bryan 77, Myrtle Dixon 75$, Phyllis Eales 60, Lloyd Eustis 76, Lanreuce George 21$, Mona George 21$, Ruby Goodeve 76, Cecelia Hallstrom 77$, Edward John- eon 77, Jack Jory 77$, Mary Klinosky 75$,Donald Lachmund 72,LIoyd Lane 77$, Mary Longworth 76$, Edna Matthews 76$, John Mc-: Donnell 73$, Tillie McDonnell 75$. Bnth McKay 64, Joan Kathleen McLeod 77$, Gertrode Nelson 77$,; Alfred Oliver 77, Earl Parker 71$,: Evelyn Parker 75$, Cyril Robinson 72$, Margaret Royce 60$, Florence Schindler 72$, Ed win* Smith 62, Rath Stuart 76*. Herbert Westcott 74$, William Wileon - 77$, Ernest Wyder, 77$, John Wyder 77$. Ten pupils with perfect attendance. "Why in the world does his wife call him Picket Fence?" "Well, she says he's easy to see through." "I see." "And then he's very useful around the house." J. B. CAMERON, Leading Tailor of the Kootenays. KASLO B C. FRED A. STARKEY, NELSON, B.C. MINING BROKER PROSPECTS BOUGHT AMD SOLD HOTEL PRINCETON Princeton, B.C., now completed on tire site of the old Great Northern. Only brick liotel in .Similkameen. A first class house, Swanson & Broomfield, Props, ASSYAER E. W. VVIDDOWSON, Assayer and Chemist, Box BiioS, Nelson, B. C. Charges:���Gold, Silver, Lead or Copper $i each. Gold-Silver, (single assay) $r.oo. Goid-Silver (duplicate assay) $1.50. Silver-Lead $1.50. Silver-Leacl- Zinc $3.00. Charges forotli^r tnetals etc on application. The Knob Hill Hotel PHOENIX. One of the largest hotels in the city. Beautiful location, fine rooms and tasty meals. A. O.JOHNSON ��� PROP. WATER NOTICE. (Diversion- a.vd Usu.) TAKE NOTICE thill Tote Coiiiplietb wliose address is Greenwood, !J. .0., yill apply for 11 licence to take and use 5 acre-feet of water out ol Bouudarv Crepk, wliicli flows southwesterly and drains into the Keltic River, ill tbe International Boundary. The water will be diverted from tlie stream at Trail Avenue, townsite of Anaconda and will be nscil for irrigation purposes upon the land described as Lot A i, 2, 5, &, and 7 of Block 31 and Lots 13 and 14 of Block 27, tow 11- site of Anaconda. A copy of this notice and an application pursuant thereto and to tlie "Water Act, 1914," will be filed in the oflice of tlie/Water Recorder at Grand Forks, B. C. Objections to the application may -l>e filed with .the said Water Recorder or with the Comptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildiiifr, Victoria, B. C, wiUiin tiiirtvdays after Uie first appearance of this notice in a local newsoaper. Tlie dale of the first publication of this notice is January 3rd, 1918. - PETECOMPiaETO, Applicant. Notice of Cancellation of Reserve Notice is hereby given that tlie reserve covering certain lands in the vicinity of Nicholson Creek, Similkameen Division of Yale District, formerly licld under Timber License No. 2754b, by reason of a uotice published in the British Columbia dazelle ou th(i 27th of December 1907, is cancelled. ft. R. NADEN, Deputy Minister of Lands. Department of Lands, Victoria, 13. C. December 12th, 1917. Synopsis of Coal Mining Regulations. GOAL mining rights ot the Dominion in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Yukon Territory, tie Northwest Territories and in a portion of the Province of British Columbia, may be leased for.a term of twenty-one years renewable for a further term of 21 years at an annual rental of $1 an acre. Not more than 2,566 acres will be leased to one applicant. Application for a lease must be made by the applicant in person to the Agent or Snb-Agent of the district in which the rights applied for are situated. In surveyed territory the land must be described by sections, or legal sub-dtvi- sions of sections, and in unsnrveyed territory the tract applied for shall be staked out by the applicant himself. :,;: "X Each application must be accompanied by a���'; fee of $5 which1 will be refunded if the 'rights, applied for are not available bnt . not; otherwise. A royalty 7 shall be paid on "the merchantable outpu-: or the mineat the.rate.of five cen ;s ptr tuj. ;; ' The .'person;'operating, t e niiiii; ;sliau. furnish' the;:Agent with.:S>vv.;.u retuiii!, accounting for the "full 'qii&uuiy: of'merchantable coal mined and pay ili<i'..royally- thereon: .. -If the coal mining rijiiils atd not being;operated,;suchreU..�� should, be famished.at least once a year; 7 ';_'>_ ..' .'"'::���'���': The; lease will include the coal. mining rights only. '���''.-',' For full information application should be made to the Secretary of the Department of the Interior, Ottawa, Or to any Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion Lands. 'w.'/.-w; COS.V, Deputy Minister of the Interior. 5T. B.��� UnanthoriEed publication of this ftdvertisement will not be paid for. ' NITROGEN LAMPS 60 Watts 100 ������ 200 " $1.25 each 2.00 �� 3.50 �� STORAGE BATTERIES CHARGED and REPAIRED ELECTRICS VULCANIZING Greenwood City Waterworks Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL IN LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONING YOU GET SERVICE The value of the telephone is not only its convenience, but at any time yon can reach anyone you want. All you have to do is to call Long Distance, give the name and address of the party wanted and the time at which you would like lo talk, and she will do the rest. Be they far or near, travelling or at home. They will be located and will be available at the appointed time. Long distance telephone service is much more comprehensive than one realizes. BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY, Ltd. I Cbe Rume Rotel: 1 nelson, B*& �� The only up^tevdate Hotel in the interior, in every respect, First-class 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 SAM RLE ROOMS ��� . Steam Heated; Electric Eigiited. RATES S1.00 per day. and tip; European Plan. Bus Meets all Trains and Boats. + Chewtng IS THE WORLD'S BEST CHEW It is manufactured tobacco in its purest form; It has a pleasing flavor. It is tobacco scientifically prepared for man's use. ^mmmmitmmm mmmmmm .mmrnimnmmromnijs Job Printing 28 -Economy and Satisfaction 3 combined with Promptness! are the features which go to ��1 make up the Service we give 2�� our customers. Are you ��5 one of them? I 1 WE PRINT 23 Letterheads, Noteheads, S3 . ... (Ruled or Plain).. ''.,���'. r^J Envelopes, Billheetds, S t H Z. (All Sizes) Posters^ ^ ^iiiiiimiwutuutiuuiiu uuuiuiutuiauiUi luuiiuiiiiiiml ii Over The Top" Nature has made British Columbia rich and beautiful* The waters that run through and surround it, are teeming with edible fish, include ing clams* Its lofty sky ���scraping mountains are filled with almost every known mineral, while the yellow power of earth^gold, it hides amid the sands of many a creek. Its fertile valleys and hillsides contain millions of acres that are doing nothing to go "OVER THE TOP/' for lack of cultivation, Its forests of gigantic trees are the envy of the world, The scenery is grandly magnificient, while the climate contains the ozone that puts pep into the human frame, filling it with life, health and energy, With all these advantages this Province should have millions of happy people within its confines, and yd it has a scant 400,000* Then sings the little bird in the tree, "What's The Matter With B, G" Nothing, except that it is like many a business man. It does not advertise, or does not know how. Turn on the bright light of effective and suggestive advertising, until all the world thinks and talks about this glorious B. C, the brightest gem in the cluster of Canada's provincial diamonds. Get a move on, go over the top, waving your flag and blowing your cornet in front of the millions that have not yet been "swiped" by the red hand of Mars. In the meantime do not fall to boost your own business by dropping a soul-touching, money getting ad into Greenwood's Leading Excitement Come across with enthusiasm and plenty of printer's ink, and the public will shell you with dollars, until you grow tired picking them up. If you are wise, you will always advertise, in and get your job printing at:the same joffice.
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