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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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Y* -3o ~ *2 ' H" * *,V' *7 I* I I ii h ii' v3 \ t THE OLDEST MINING CAMP NEWSPAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA Vol. XXV. GREENWOOD, B. C, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1919; No. 36 MANY NEW LINES Come In AhcL See Our Large And Well Assorted Stock Of Carpets, Furniture, Pictures, Crockery, Etc. Etc. Many kinds of Oil, Tinware and Hardware T. M. GULLEY & CO. PHONE 28- ''A: GREENWOOD, B. C. 5~ - Choice Bulk Tea 60c Ber ib. Choice Spider Lee Tea 70c "3 1 Phone 46 LEE & BRYAN I ���~ c ���^��� nss S~ Canada Food Board License No. 8-6251 ^3 ^imuiuiuuttuimuwiuuiuiiuuutumuuiumuuuuuu^ Mazda Tungsten Lamps ��������.;. -- .** 15 to 40 Watt Lamps���50c each. 60 Watt Lamps-r75c each. 100 Watt Lamps���$1,25 each. NITROGEN LAMPS 60 Watts -' - *��� *��� $1.25 each 100 ����� / - ��� 2.00 " 200 M \> m ���' 3.50 �� Greenwood City Waterworks Co. EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL 'STORE OF QUALITY" A FINE LINE OF Gloves, Mitts* Socks, Boots, Shoes and Clothing AT J. G. McMYNN MIDWAY - - B. C. HMcKEE GREENWOOD Dealer in, WOOD Orders Promptly Filled Around Home Christian Science service will be held in the MELLOR BLOCK on Sunday at ii a. m. All welcome."' Every Wednesday at 8, p. m., testimonial meetings will be held in the same block. Sunday. School every Sunday morning. The ban' was lifted ia'*Graijd Porks last week. ' Geo.^ Clerf of Allenby, is on a visit to his family. Thomas Brown has lett Phoenix for California. Horace Strutzel of Phoenix, is now in California. At McElmon's. Waltham Watches. Boys Watches. Andy Johnson of the Tulameen hotel, Princeton, was in Phoenix last week. . v < Four hundred men are working on the Copper Mountain railway construction. _" Full line 'of fresh bulk, pure sugar chocolates just' iu. At Goodeve's Drug store. ,".v D. McPherson, a former C.P.R, agent, was a passengers' on Saturday westbound train. Y ������''���'" Pi. -Sergt. Alex Dayison is now in England, and expects to return io Greenwood, yery shortly. H. R. Bidder left for, Allenby last Thursday, where, he is in the employ of the Canada Copper. The trunk that was recently stolen from The Ledge building, was returned on Saturday night. Roy Connor has purchased the Similkameen Garage and Repair Shop in Princeton from Wells & Burr. / Miss Gladys Jackson, of Midway, was the guest of Mrs; H. McCutcheon for a few days this week. There was no hockey game on Thursday last. The > Phoenix team failed to" put in ,ance. Output Low in February The Granby 'Consolidated Mining, Smelting and Power company produced 2,610,735 pounds of copper in February, according to a New York report. This is comparable with 3,156,486 pounds in January last and with 3,842,686 in February, 1918. The earning in February of this year were probably the lowest in any month of recent years, due to the shortness of the month, the low price of the metal, as compared with costs, and the production which is the lowest since AuguBt laBt. The costs have been 10�� cents or more at Anyox and about 19 cents at Grand Forks, accord- to the statement of stockholders when copper was sold at 25 cents a pound. The cost at Grand Forks has been reduced by a redaction in wages within recent weeks. Idleness .was/'forced ...on the Anyox plant by fire early in this month, but another furnace was blown in at Grand Forks. The damage, estimated at $50,000, may be repaired within a few weeks. The Power Line MATTHEWS BROS. GRAND FORKS Agents for Chevrolet. Dodge, Hudson, Chalmers, Cadillac cars, and Republic truck motors. Garage in connection. Tlie Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Limited Offices, Smelling and Refining Department - - "~" - .' ' "= ' ..- . TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS Purchasers of/Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead Ores Producers of Gold,^ Silver, Copper,. Bluestone, Pig Lead and Spelter.. "TADANAC", BRAND'-���--" WANTS. ETC. You'can get a, bargain in envelopes at The Ledge office. Get a Float for 25-cents at The Ledge office, and send to your friends in order to cheer them during the dark days of the-winterr-- -- -V- - *&��45��G��&��G5��< !����������S^5^ p. BERN5 <fc CO. AADA FOOD BOARD UCEMSE.NO. 113 ' " DealersTin Fresli and Salt Meats, Fish \\ and- Poultry. . Shops: ia; nearly all the towns of the Boundary \ and Kootenay. COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD, B.C. Greenwood Farmers' Institute AU Members of the Greenwood Farmers' Institute can obtain Seed Grain, by applying to the Secretary, Charles King- ' Prizes for tbe Gopher Killing Competition will fce announced April 1st CHARLES KING. Sec ^ankitig Service VOUR banking requirements may ���f be entrusted to this Bank with ' every confidence that careful and efficient service will be rendered. Our fadiities are entirely^ at your ���������':������ disposal. Xxx'i-'. i-X" -' THE GA^DIAN BANK IA Greenwood BrancK t; L; E. Brawciers, Manager Work will commence ��� very shortly on the power line of the South Kootenay Power & Light Co., between Greenwood and Copper Mountain. The Vendome hotel in Anaconda has been renovated and will be used as a boarding and bunk house for the men working on the construction of this line. au appea'r-' For Sale Improved Ranche, 68 acres, 25 cleared, one miie from Greenwood and four from Phoenix. For particulars apply owner, Wm. Jenks, Bos 393, Greenwood,'B.C. ..; .;..;" 'ixx^xl $9& Szteiii 'i^W S -Light farm ' -wagon . and /"set double' work., harness, apply;to ..": r'i ixyx w.;;c. .wilsonI; ;- Just in, a shipment of prints, lawns, nainsooks. White cottons for underwear, etc. G. A. Rendell, Greenwood. Duncan Mcintosh and Pat Crane left on Saturday to attend the-mining convention in Vancouver. Elmer Swanson who has been seriously ill with influenza followed by pneumonia-is improving slowly. Bert Beer a former C. P. R. engineer, who went overseas witb the 54th Battalion has died in England, * A new shipment of white and coloured flanelettes, sheeting, sheets and pillow cases at Rendell's Store. * William Buddy died in>Graud Forks ��� last*;week, after a long illness. He was an old-timer of the Rock Creek district. . Lieut. R. H. Sinclair, Pte. Ludy Frankovitch, ��� and - Pte. Donnelly returned , to Grand Forks last week-from overseas.' The Ledge is $2. a year iu advance. ~ When not paid' for three months it, is $2.50, and when paid al" end of year it is S3. "' Walter Frith, wife and family have moved from Allenby to Keremeos, where Mr. Frith will go into the mercantile business. Try Aunt Jemina's Buckwheat Cakes for breakfast, with either honey or syrup. We have a good variety to choose from G. A. Rendell. * - Cecil Dawson of New Denver, who recently returned from overseas, is the guest of his aunt and uncle; Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor, Chris Eaton returned from overseas last week. After spending a few days in town Chris went to Bridesville, where he is visiting Billy Johns.. . Rev. ;E. Maclean,. . Sunday School Secretary* will preach in the.Presbyterian church, : Green? wood,;next Sunday. 23rd, at; 11 aim.'-.'; Members- of, the Sunday School and Bible Glass .and ..their parents'are particularly requested tobe present. Welcome to all,. : Information Wanted Western News Stamps make thrifty Mining News The whereabouts of the sister named Emily of the late Jack Hadfield/or Hoadley, is requested. Hadfield, or Hoadley, died in Mesopotamia last fall. Emily is married, but.her husband's name is not known. She had friends in Greenwood named Johns or Jones. Communicate with Frank Hampton, Princeton, B. 0.. Wrong Number "Did you ever get a proposal, Auntie?" "Once, dear." A gentleman proposed over the telephone, but he had the wrong number. - - -��� ���- A Kamloops soldier at present in England says in a letter that just before beginning his letter he had quit a game of poker. An English soldier raised him 'toopence appeny" and he couldn't k translate it into Canadian. On sale this .week, Ladies Whitewear, ��� consisting , of' our stock of night dresses, Princess slips, brassieres, drawers, etc. G. A; Rendell. ; The Ladies Aid of the Presby-t teriau Church will hold a Sale of Home Cooking, Candy and Ice Cream in the Red Cross Rooms on Saturday afternoon, March 29. Tea will be served. - After the 31st of March; no further subscriptions will be received bv the Canadian Patriotic Fund. All who are in arrears are requested to remit same to the local treasurer. Bob Perry (The Lone Canadian) who has been mining around Beaverdell all winter left for Vancouver on Saturday to attend the mining convention. Bob will be away two weeks'., The Grand Forkscity council has been informed by the Provincial Water Rights that there will: be;a?. charge of $200 for .taking Two million gallons of^water per :day>;fr6m,:the -Kettle; .river.for domestic .uses, in ' Grand Forks.: Heretofore that city had obtained its v^ater' supply from - the, river 'free of xuarge, ,.-.." ,'''"':'���.���; "'��� ������; Thrift children. Kelowna has a branch of the Moderation League. The C. P. R. has acquired the Nakusp & Slocan branch. Louis Degero an alien was expelled from Penticton last week. Seventy|five returned soldiers are employed at the Trail smelter. A late report says that all Canadian soldiers will be home by June. The Great War Veterans of Kelowna have 56 members in their association. A branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce has been opened at Vanderhoof. Merritt city Council granted $100 to the local board of trade to help finance it. \ Mrs. Greig a resident of South Vancouver for 20 years died last week, aged 75 years. Scarlet fever has caused the closing of several public schools in the Arrow lakes district. The Montana Legislature has authorized the borrowing of $15,- 000,000 for good roads. One hundred and fifty seats have been added to the Westminster church, South Vancouver. Passports are required by travellers proceeding from Dominion through United States to farther destination. The legislature at Victoria is considering construction work on an irrigation project for the Grand Forks valley. __ The school teachers of the Ke-' lown district have formed a branch of the E'ederation of Teachers - of British Columbia. J. Donaldson, of Sandon, pleaded guilty and was fined $500 in court in .Nelson recently for having a still in'his possessipn. The Provincial Government has made a grant of $400 to the Nicola Valley-General Hospital, at Merritt, to cover the loss in operation of the emergency hospital daring the influenza epidemic. An Anti-cigarette bill has been passed by the Utah legislature. The bill is very drastic, and prohibits manufacture or sale of cigarettes or possession by dealers of them, or the "makings" for sale within the state. Daring the year 1918 the pack of " British X Columbia" salmon amounted to 1,616,157 cases, the largest on record. Of this total 527,743 cases were pinks and 497,- 615 cases chums, and only 276,459 cases of sockeyes. Word has been received in Vancouver to the effect that Alvo von Alvensleden, former large property owner and unofficial representative of the ex-kaiser i a Vancouver will be deported back to Germany with thirty other criminal aliens who are behind the bars at Fort Douglas, Utah. " During 1917 there were built in Canada 87 steam vessels, of a total tonnage of 130,600, and 97 sailing vessels, of a total tonnage of 155,- 780, or a total of 184 vessels of 286,380 tons: according to the shipping report of the Department of customs for the fiscal year ended March 61, 1917. Twenty-six thousand Canadian soldiers have succumbed to the charms of the blue eyes and rosy cheeks of the English maidens and the casualties still proceed at the rate of a thousand a month. Canadian spinsters when the next war comes will have to devise some" protection for the lads going overseas. ���Vancouver Sun. A Swede working on the Copper Mountain railway construction at Princeton was killed recently by falling ,bver 700 feet down the mountain side. He was standing on a ledge just over the top of a ptecipice.: doing some rock work when a.; falling rock struck and broke .the; rope which, was tied around -; his waist, letting him 1 crash down to his death. Work has Diamond Vale ritt.- reBumed at the coal mine at Mer- There will be great mining activity in the Beaverdell camp this year. The Canada Copper has reduced the wages of the men working at Copper Mountain and Allenby. Mcintosh & Oliver shipped two carloads of ore recently to the Trail smelter, from the Bell mine at Beaverdell. The Waterloo mine, No. 2, Lightning Peak camp, 'recently made a 10 ton shipment to the Trail smelter. There is said to be a big mining deal pending on tbe Swede group, a very large silver-lead property near the head of the Coquihalla. The Providence mine shipped 16 tons of ore to the Trail smelter last week. This shipment made up a carload lot of the Don Pedro and Crescent Fraction. About 36 tons of ore were shipped from the Castor mineral claim near Beaverdell. This claim is under lease by Bob Perry, R. D. McKenzie and George Hambly. J. A. Kennedy will do some placer mining on the Similkameen river, above Rich Bend near Oroville. Everything is aboufe ready to start placering soon as the spring breaks. Four standard diamond drilling outfits will work in the Aspen Grove camp this year.��� The-drills arrived at Thelia on the K.V.R. and will be taken to the property of the Aspen, Grove Amalgamated Mines Limited as Boon as they can be transported there. They will be set np at once and will explore the " above mentioned property, which is under bond to Toronto and San Francisco capitalists. ~��'./,4l -'ilk. Reports are current in Merrito says the Herald that the .Burns Wilson in]eres$sf hav^Ttaken."- agC option on the <i:Iron Dollar" group of iron claims on Iron Mountain and that energetic development work will be started at an early date. , Two deeds have been recorded in the Ferry county auditor's office, in Republic, each stamped with a $500 revenue stamp and each conveying, by quit claim, an undivided half interest^in the Lone Pine, Pearl and Surprise claims, in the Eureka mining district, to the Northport Smelter and Refining company for 500,000 ehares of its capital stock, par value $1 a share. "Two million dollars' worth of ore will be Bhipped out of the Portland Canal country next summer, and the district will have a population of 2,000," predicts R. W. Martin, ol Seattle, one of fehe owners of the Mineral Hill partnership group of claims on Salmon river, three miles above the sensational Bush mine, which every mining man who has examined says appears to be fabulously rich; News that fifty thousand dollars' worth of ore per month is being Bhipped oufe of the Salmon River mining district in northern British Columbia, is given ont by O. B. Bush of Vancouver. The amount will be steadily increased. The shipments are from the old Salmon- Bear River Mining Compaa's property, now being developed by R. Neil, of Spokane. The ore body was discovered by Mr. Bush in 1910, bufe very little work wa^ done on it till 1917. "I hear James, your master is a perfect lady-killer, especially since he got his new auto." "'Tain't so sir. He has run over some, but none of 'em's dead vet." -���_>' '-��� i ',:'ak---"\i - ;|/:.-^X--:-,'.- JLEDGE, GSEENWOOB, 3�� & MttS il/) 'elegai.es Airplanes Sold to Bolshevists More Winter Coming Weimar. ��� The German delegates to tlic peace conference will be Count von BroekdoriT-Rantzau, the foreign minister; Dr. Ed mini David, majority Socialist ancl first vice-president of thc national assembly; Dr. Adolph i*3 Warburg, Dr. Adolph Mueller, minis- Davidson Gold lines We 1'robabK at. tlii: i'lt-c- CliCOUiUiTO 1012, .-.mi jnovuicc ; inch i.i oi:r rlii-iu-: so buy I">;ivw?Min stool. I'd.-!! i](-vcloi-,u:l to :,n ailv;iiici'<l stride, lllv 1:1,1.-1 ���ll![)Ui,UlIl di-vcM'tnenis ,u llie ���.-<���::���'I lir.'.c. Ilii;'.';!;.? Iin-; been rlartcil on I lie si'.->.;i iit the ;uO-:-iot 'level, fold miiii-s yi nonWri. Ontario h.-ivo mort-.KT.l .��S,f!00,000 worth o? ;;old since il .lave l'-'ii, in iltviileiu'.s no le-.^ than ? 1J,ju(i,i'!lM>. 'I'lie jruli.l camps ol tlm aii i-oiiii>.-ir.iinciy new; they ,-i.-,-. C'\|iaiuliiiy r:,],i.lly. Shi^.-UhI trold securities Davidson Mt llie ii'.os: aliraetive speciihitive iiivusiuicnts we know. If yon desire furtl-.i-i- inf-fniialiou re;:ardim; Davidson, fill ac-coinpanviny coupon and ;:i,ul inline to ns witliuut delay. ouml the present price. I'lie uul is now on a prothicm;; basis, company's lii'.dory are inking place the extensive vein system recently name and address F. C. SUTHERLAND & CO. Stock Br 12 Kin;: Su- TORON'TO. oi;ers eet K.I.; , ONT. Name planes at Yilna lo the Bolshcviki [or ,000,000 marks. j The machines were valued at 10,- tcr to Switzerland; Professor Walter 000,()00 marks. Portcn then fled to bchuccking, ot Marburg University,, Koem���3lnlrff| and headcd a and Herr Cdcsberg-, minister of posts ju ^ jand telegraph, and thc Prussian min London. ��� Lt. Portcn, formerly an port Arthur, Ont. ��� According to officer in thc German aviation ser- some of thc Indians at Nipigon there J vice, has been tried by court martial, j will bc lots of wi.itcr yet. Recently [ according lo Berlin advices received it snowed heavily all day there. Scv- in Copenhagen, ancl forwarded by the Cral Indians were in Port Arthur with Central News Agency, on a charge of their dog teams, and one said,'"Will having sold an entire park of air- be lots more snow, and lots more COMMON HORSE SENSE SAYS SPOHN'S DISTEMPER COMPOUND is thc best answer for all questions concerning Distemper among horses_ and mules. .During the winter and spring months, when there is so much change of weather and exposure to disease, a dose of SPOHN'S each' clay will- keep your stable fiee tiom disease. Give SPOHN'S before your horse is knocked out. Equally good as preventive or cure. SPOHN MEDICAL COMPANY. GOSHEN, INDIANA, U.S.A. tslry. ! Professor S conspiracy in tltc local workmen's council against thc commander of the German garrison at Kovno. Tlie plat was discovered ant ten arrested. - Por- Seeds for Russia German Ships I shipbuilding; m To be Seized] Prince Rupert Merlin. ��� Th,.- mercantile fleet in, vicrmaM harbor.Sj, tlie disposition oil which would be decided at an early j date at the food and shipping con-1 fcreuce at Brussels, consists accord in Prince Kupcri.���J". !., Mullen, president of the Prince Rupert Drydock and h'.ngineering company, and F. P. ScheUenberg. his engineer, have, ar- meckiug late in 191-1 published a letter blaming Russia for the European war. Berlin. ���'Jn official circles it is believed that the peace negotiations, in which Germany will take a part, are very near at hand. It is learned that Start in Such Trade Considered Sig- the instructions to German experts to! nifkant and Important no Id themselves in readiness to leave. Brandon, Man. ��� TheJirst ship- for Paris on March 17 or March 19; ment of garden seeds ever sent from vvhh the German.delegates, were bas-j Canada to a foreign country, left ed on a remark made hy General Nu-'berc last week. Tl consisted of nearly idant lhe representative, oi Marshal j l^"�� l01is of beet, cucumber, radish, F.oeh at Spa. In recent negotiations parsley, cabbage, onion and turnip wills llie German armistice commis- ��� seed, two-thirds or it in one ounce sion, General N'tulant is reported to packages and the rest iu three pound have said that the allies probably I:lrul five pound sacks, l negotiations al the. prelim- blow coming." Wintry and stormy weather may be expected during the month of March. Good Lumber Outlook T - TAKE IF GUIS S GOATE if cross, feverish, sick, bilious, clean little liver and bowels.' | rived front Pittsburgh to begin plans Ito start the building oi iwo 21,801)- to German figures, of 723 steam-!1011 ^cl "ships here. Mr. Mullen is ers of 1,986,700 gross tons and 134 jt0 !'e licrc :l nl0��t'i :i��tl Sehellenberg, iling vessels of 52.000 ton's. The!U!ukr whose supervision tlic ships would he. able to he about rMarch 20 and inary peace might be concluded April 10. A laxative today saves a sick child tomorrow. Children simply will not take the time from play to empty their bowels, which become clogged up with waste, liver gels sluggish, stomach sour. Look at the tongue, Mother! If coated, or your child is listless, cross, feverish, breath had, restless, doesn't cat heartily, full of cold or has sore- throat or any oilier children's ailment, give a tcaspoonful of "California Syrup of FigS," then don't worry, ��� remove the because it is perfectly harmless, aiut ,����� tftU1^' a few hours all this constipation I Depression Which Many Expected Has Not Materialized- - Thc North Canada Lumber Co. Ltd. reports that prospects for business throughout northern Saskatchewan are better today than in any former year. The retail lumber business at the company's numerous yards lias been excellent since January 1 and tlic. results of the good crops in the north last year is being felt in all quarters. Farmers arc making extensive improvements ou their premises and there is particularly good business in material' for new barns. It is reported from thc southern parts of Saskatchewan that the demand is keen. It is apparent that the depression in the lumber trade which inany expected at the close of thc war Jias not materialized. rt&&��^&&��&&&&^&<&&&&<f^^ Doctors, warn against- remedies containing powerful drugs and & alcohol. "The Extract of Roots, ��J long known as-Alolhcr Stigcl's fo, Curative Syrup, has no dope or 0* strong ingredients; it cures jj indigestion, biliousness and fj�� constipation. Can be had at any & drug store.". Get the genuine. J* 50c. and $ LOO Bottles. 3 fe Colds Cause Grip and Influenza LAXATIVE IIKO.MO QUININE' Tablets cause. There is only one "Jiro- E. W. GKOVE'S sicuature sa sailing" craft and some of lhe smaller steamers will, however, be left by the entente to Germany for international trade. Thc steamer figures include steamers finished during the war, but not the unfinished steamers, which tlic Germans continue io insist cannot bc demanded under the armistice. h We have been using MINARD'S j LINIMENT in our home for a nutn- , ., . , i ber of years and usc no other Lint- ire to he built, remains here perma- , ment but MINARD'S, and we can rc- uently. Steel fron. Pittsburgh will be i commend it highly for sprains, rolled in Chicago and fabricated here. , . , ! chest, shipment i ��� i- ' ,. , . ache or Employment is to Mullen looks for lhe first within a month, be given to 600 men. Labn obtained ou this ^o..sl. to b There. i.�� more Catnnli in this section ot the country than all oilier diseases put to- The fate of Germany's steamers iu [^Li^ "^ U""'5 " *as:*ui'i>��st��1 ,0 h< neutral ports is not absolutely known although many oi" litem have probably been seized. The German in formation regarding the action of neutral governments is incomplete. Thc total tonnage that mav bc stir- ?"3��� Surfaces of , , , . " ". ; Dollars reward rendered to thc entente is approxt " mately 2,250,000 gross tons. WEAK, WORRIED WOMEN Can Find New Health and Strength Through the Use of Dr. Williams' pink Fills It is useless to tell a hard working woman to take life easily and not to worry. _ To do so is to ask the almost impossible. But, at the same time, it .; i s.. t,h q- .-.-rl u itf'-ipj '���- ev tityyrvXo ina'n',.'..tp- - sa Xor b-kST,-"S'{i;$n^^ ��� -T^fceyie.r-'.oare's -asVlightiy-'as^may'/be-: .-;L>trt:d;/:l^buil4-':U^ meet .:.V&?iy.iu "tvsuupMein anjis .t\.:-It:-:is::"aJ.-.v'dKfcy: \ '.'_'���$ h;evp w e s-' hKV;seK:, .and; ^;f"amil.y:^'.f o r,- -..h'et ���:--;futftr;cTtesi'th,;ivuty:'d'cpc ';:,.:;���;To BU^rtP^gaiiist^t^pni^li^e;. Irfeak^ X'iXdmXfiyi-- beak ty;- tlie ;_pbfoo_ci;;; Mift't Xbe tt^cftt.:'--'.:CiE.rft;"--!^V.c.dv"^ ;Ne>' :o;tlie-t;: v-..tneckqlne-.icfecs'; this -.>s7e.:well"XX\,�� XiXXirx "..": Wii 1 ia.ii iii'V- }Xi n kyii.'Xil XXX. Ttti's '���' xiiecl ici iie- ^cttially-'inakc^-;: -iic\y,- iyXXdiXi.-\4y><X^y Xstrciig:ih&ifeyiih&^ lnenraijle. Doctors prescribecl local rc:nt-<li;.s, and by constantly failing to cure' with local treatment, pronounced it nirtir.-iblc. Catarrh is a local disease, greatly influenced by constitutional conditions and therefore rcquirrs constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cur;, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts thru the Blood.on the Wuc- the System. One Mundicd 5 offered for any case that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Send fer circulars and testimonials. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold b> Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. construction that this country is . instituting in that devastated-land. The whole shipment was sent express to caU-h the steamer "Cyclops" iruiscs, pain's or tightness of lhe leaving Vancouver for Vladivostok. soreness of the Ihroal, hcad-i This order., follows a recniest sent invthmg ot that sort. Wc!,,, ,. Ar���r ���'. ,, - , not he without it one .single!10 tlu" M<-^��*'�� <-0. about a month day, for wc get a new bottle before the plher is all used. = I can The order goes to Vladivostok, Si-, bcria, tinder orders front the department of trade and commerce of the f-*-'-"^ >\ " i^w^i-ijj n.u .m^s, ����mj0��� t|,-c i,o:i. 30c. l^TriZ f V;rin;.?U1' ,.amI wH1 b�� Poison, sour bile and fermenting \Yalue of Manitoba's Da'iry Products u.-eil tiieu: hy the Canadian economic waste will gcntlv move out of the/ ,,-, , c ,, i , -, r mission lo R.tssia in lhe work of re- bowels, and"'Voiriiavc a well, plavful { lhc 1"CpC""t of tIlC department of child again. A thorough "inside, j agriculture, of Alanitona sliowsV that cleansing"' is ofttimes -all that is:thc steady progress which is being and COUGHERif! Coughing. Spreads Diseixae'' 30 DRORf-JTORT COUGHJ* HALF THIJ ��� FOR CHILDREN Cock's Cotton Root Compound WII recommend it highly to anyone. JOHN WAKE FIELD; La Have Islands, Lunenburg Co., N. I ago Tor quotations and it was ob'ain- :cd in open competition with the eastern seed houses. Thc telegram-ordering the shipment was received and the entire orde Airplane Evades Customs Officers AVashiugton, D. C. ���Customs authorities havc encountered thc first case of an airplane imported into the United States under-its own motive power. An American bought a Canadian plane, and il was flown aero necessary. It should be the first treatment given in any. sickness. 'Beware, of counterfeit iig syrups. Ask your-druggist for a bot'le of "'California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown- tips plainly 'Mn"i XXX "" c ii ���'���'���> printed on the bottle. Look carefully *?04,912. .iiore Tor Uieir-us' and see that it is .made by thc "California Fig. Syrup Company." If I - n you see a man. or woman succcss- r was prepared, packed^ ])C giad 0f ;t Don>t waslc timc tnd delivered within a few d:>ys, mak ing a record for such a pcrfomancc. A superior quality of seed was supplied, thc shipment being subject to government test. This order is probably lhe forerunner in the development o'" a large trade from Canada to Siberia. It is apparent that seeds suited to' this .part of western Canada arc suited fo thc j belittling his success. IJsc your f.orcc trying lo equal it. made in this industry in thc province was.maintained last-year. . More than a million pounds more, of butter were exported in 1918 than' in 1917. L"he''farmers'- received-. af;-roixatcly ii:3 ��� produce thjin duriug-the previous ycar. Thc A safe, rtlfable repv/atina medicine. Bold in three decrees ol Btrength���No. 1, SI; No. 2, $3; No. 3, $5 per box. Sold by all drupcists, or nenfe prepaid on receipt of t-rico. Frco pamphlet. ""''Address j THE COOK MEDICINE CO, T0S0NTO.OHT. (Former!/ Wlitftir.) VHZ NEW FRENCH RCMSDV. N��1 H.�� ���.& -th��RA-pio:n ttu^s rieat iucces��. cukes ciikomcwcakhesh.lost vioot h VIM HIONIV ELADOEK. DISEASES. BUOOD FOUOM. riLSS SITHIK NO DBUOOISTSor MAIL tl fnST �� -ri rOIIORACa M ICEXUANST NEW YORKOt LVMAH BKOf ... -,, I JOKOHTO WRITE KOR FREE BOOK TO DE LE CLEM total value of dairy products amount-1 ked co haverstocero.hampbtead lomdom qno. ��� ' *r��nkwdraokeitasteless)��ormof iasy ro tui THERAPION 'bSMsa^m HI THAI TRADE UAKKBO WOKD THKRAflON 11 OS UI OOVT STAHI- A��rUID TO ALL OEHUIKE f ACEET�� J ed to $7,393,534.15. Plot Against New State .Miller's Worm Powders not only make the infantile system untenable, for worms, but by their action on the Powers heard a statement by Dr Extensive Plot Being Fon^..-=d. To - Excite a Revolution Paris. ��� The council of the great C ��� F> I 1 Ti ��� 1 Si i' -^ , ��� Xi, ���' ! similar areas iu Siberia an-1 "this Spartan Rebels runished j ?,ordcr 1,car Dclro;1-, 1hc ^"^'^iappHcs to other iiMCS 0f goods pcr- - . ���- '"" anr0S(<: ��� t" W,.,Cthcr .lt ?V:lS ���dutI-1 hap*, pariicularly; along . agricultural <-> i ���*����� '-a- i-i ut <V' ��� able, particularly since airplanes arc ,,���,.,,, ������,,, , n . , - . Only Minor Fights Now Occurring1 t . ,.-.._ ; development. Russia has not'in the not mentioned ni tariff acts.. ,,_.<. i������i.���,i , r. , , . , ������ r . ���-���������...,-- ,, ... ., , pasi- looked to Canada for garden Customs officials final y decided ;_������.,. n��� ... ,. , . , .,. ., . ��� , ��� ... ��� T' ���. i \kccds on other supplies for agricttl- that if it remained in the Ijnttcd' �� In Berlin London. ��� A German government wireless dispatch received here says that according to official announce- .JiyenV'thpreTia^ afii;iiglitiftg;''-.at-rywhe.^ci in.;B&:rliiv.yXy fligjit'att'ack':;6.ir\:t^ thc^ggye'rnnVeut j'-tVod;p.^;.-.irt:--t'lrc-'\sub.tir)yj oi oNfctikdlln'-'- was- .-./ruttr-ai ed.; '.i.'v.'i'h'erc* ^���cFd;:occasio:naHtmimp6rtai>t^ :nl;Cn.tS;"i X'XXi a nl o. t- te6 nbe fg^nd^ariotts, i^^gfts Mtv:icasr'IJei:iiiU:--H^ .:.,-.;iV;';j'ni-li.t^ri,;.'-':br.^'ejft States it should be taxed as a "nian- ;ilfaetu;:.ccl article" ..at.'-t-lva rate,;.of; -,20 pi-ryeQfity'y 11 Hi flits -.?'ii*.,of-,^'t 1 r.c'r-corip-. tryy within'::'siKi -.its6ii-i'Hs>"'"i't:i;.\v'il.l--:-bc ���?�����? ga rdcxl^ag ;.;o ii ���' -toti ryytin (t'.\villv-_ipl;--:'.be- ;taxcd." Minard'.S:^^Linim.ent -.iGure&yBiifnSy&tcX. .'.-'.��� iXB re wery iXoX Mak^ -/\Nut ^Butfer; xiiXcXXrkx$xxjy tural development, and this-start in such trade is considered significant stomach, liver and bowels they correct such troubles as lack of appetite, biliousness and other internal disorders that the -worms create. Children thrive upon them and no matter what condition their worm-infested stomachs may bc in, thcy will show improvement as soon as the treatment .begins. Cattle on the Ranges "Cattle on the ranges are as today as thcy were in October," said -1,-i^r.i.w .-..-ri----!������ ���";��--'���"-. ������-;.>���:- v;.--"-^,..--;uPrd'<^ -.appetite..-^ ��� ��� ��� -��� ��� -��� ��� -��� ���i'NaftKfMil^^ro'RcilV.iffi ..alnta^f:"i^'#t53:lrcft-;^ jf |i��y:^aivlft;ei*ii:Hcifr'Strcti^f ti vjiricLlicftp.- '������tl is'das el ;aAV Xy\ by ;tli e ��� :dcca' s ion aL-U siX. o i ��� ;��^':;^y;I.il'j'ai4^;J[.;iii-^ - -tlp'ij ex ty!<3 Ve;;.;tt> . v 1 i g litfti^'t.jiie^are&l'xff ;;yv eak; ;-\yi rtiEiiV: -('than;, vXiyi; ��Mv6.r;- i twecliS; ?CLne;'.^:^iVfong-vtltii^ '''B0avaUti&s*h;^;:Mut_ffi::^ p L-tb ^;-Sjart|yeaji:s-;:iij;4|;:als'pr.tl^T*j;'i'^df :ing7:|iip:%fvtli:cip4i:rms^'^ :}tid;-..-i(iip.6r:taht;..''-^li'at^ inspector^ w.li'o������.-":is iilled :/they'o'|7:icr;--jrt'Sy;'-.a'I^ SX-iX?Xi.XXrxXiyi'.Xi "X'iiiiyXXx'XrXi XXy -em 'n>|irt;-;roi;5Aibc'rta;;: '���". "There, is' .no XXXr XX-XX:Xy':.:.yx-..X ������. X-f XXXyyxxy '-:jdangcr;rio\v.;-.biF.'-any;:great'Toss-.of-cat- i ii^c^;����vk:y-yl\yXX device jiot^iiiorj^oiit -'te-���bft-iiv^M^reli'/^-E 'ccan^lcx^tlianv^ :!����StJ^^&^:4efcp|ieriii% ^ ^A;.;lSc^ery4iii::fchis :PPssibIfii;^-ijnlc.:^.irc-l^ ���]^K':of.,-st'rQ^ i s;s tied;-7 s;vy|::;Ui e pir efos ^ iii/^'t:;';ift.;,e��pcifec,:^tixvvaie ;ffi^4��: -;sti4 gtt s'^altcr'.' s-cy cnCoifi^cidc k ;������ i tv; .the!.��vcni:[jg^:i-l(;;lje_;vsltptv .-;��� y-.f-T kiXiiii erli iv. -ftc w'sV. aiw: r7s;^ rXlyXXi .-.yisW' ���;Palch'X. c p :iU in iic's^/ay^-j��t'::ili^.TSpa-r'fa^ _c;i ji^;:;yi ��i|dd;vTI cittvSo's^ : J biji iyi. i:yv- f iffijiirs'; X t (i;:cft<5ivi7rg!3tjtP:;.iVeiice: Tt3s''\$u'in:di-cd';'-&S^;..y"a'ftep Be:Uvc:Gfi i;..SQ0;;:aii;dy pOQ'.pe.i^ efttpoly^il; \i\x the., cb iikc Rtp ^i-pQuifti^tp^Sitti^ ii^Xv]ii^y^rXM0i:iygbt^feak:',aiid^bad�� P��c$$y$Pp��?MQ&M$^ i':XXXMXxiMXiXiXXXXXXXyXiXXXiXX' ^^^^Ji^S^'^v^M?^;!?5i!^^te9^i4*^M<^V^-: iyifxufif-dlfe^^^^ ^ngSti^^f^thciiMm^"^:^-XvyxXxXyXXyX;: "^nfo^ ^%i;Gat^rt.Wio'ws>lM ?_<tei_:i:(i:c\i-V!i_.iat'V^;tiv(l: At:'thatt.^ti^e;.riix.ibaby.-.;Nva^^K;^mon;tis;U \-^:>---^v<-viliVer-:an'Uv.Mwel-s';'f^':''!i x-rxxyrmxiy:;x.iyy.xy,:xxryf,^;yy:^r:xy"^. bld;:anaS:thg:;ea|6?QKIC^ttMmp ��#V?$$&^^ ;v^.fc#^;_afaijbs;t^bP^i^ ^fa ��'^fc t!i:i fcf togM^^'^'^-u^ zne:^.::SuOTi>^;M;;.;^r::;:^|I - '-��� ��� - - ' -���- - - " ' -���'" ne:\v. :gra ss :cpmesv. Bcnis', of the Czcclio-Slovak . delegation, on thc widespread conspiracy alleged to exist against the new slate on three sides���X~r..XrLy, ..'Aiustro-' Germany and Hungary, According to documents found on _a Gcrm.ui courier arrested at.,'Prague, anX��� C& tensive plot is being fomented to ex: cite a revolution and furnish arms and ammunition.': to' _UiQsc ^seeking r.o f;,(.'" overturn the new government. The council regaVds. the,-cprcscnta- tions.as.���seribi!S>,''attd'-:is'".tSkhig mcas^ urcs; to inveistigate and give adequate security. :" The. cburicil^also'-;consider-��� cd. thc,'serio,tiS;.���"ihtcrnatiohail :.|.-.cohdi- ���tipns:.4Ji^I.'ol<aKd,VC-'siij?J9:ct':>v.Ivic^ be .xpnliiiued; .whcu/Poland's' frontier pii ���v'G'Qrifi'a.ny. VSv'ill- 'probably.. be-, -deter'-: fiiiircSd.y- XiyXxx ,; XyX;Xi'.] XyXxrixi'. iX' :-.;:"T_hc;yiiVdicatiotis:;arc -that,:Poland;.will secii^.''a'':S_da_putlct--;uprthwa Baltic 'unci ;thc:V,;tcn:dciicy?;is;y^byyinclude L>a tiiig ���' inj ,'tlie.- yjPp! is It;cpr rid er, acros s PrussiaiK^-^'i'Av7;:': XyyX XXXXyyxx; OR MONEY REFUNDED. ASK ANY DRUGGIST or write Lyman-Knox Co., Montreal, P.Q, Price 60c. Rrmembcr thr name ii it minht not be fccn aeam :: tli feAni -eK&t'iit / LtstltiXXXX p:f '.".]>. loctrjcivl Sftgrji:ec%;by--}j;;-yBvG iCplp.il.0;bf::tAie ;Westei;m:Eleb^ ;"p:aii^v-';'s;T4iey;'. ��� b'e.'i'te.vP.--^:tli^^^ ytblephtyiy -vjyill,'-. sup jil.eiueitfO'btii-i;:ii;Pt riyiil;' \YJ.Lvc/s-v.s:tenya .^yTvyp^ytpcs/Tpye^ :iive^.ve^iys.vaii'dyseti'te:r!epd ..tb di% -by ���:fi;^s ���ai);pli4aj.;ipii5:"ypL;y.Pifth'dni''s --.'yCorrV. iXXxX t jiVgt or;, iXM XyX>X :XXXi XiX> y&itcX^tiis, iJ'Pijtnaiii''SV|j's-^i?c!b:ui.^ ���p'aiiilbs;s 'S'c'iiii^dy, ~25c-'st:'. ari'.':d'eaieri'j-'.;'-=��� iOeMilig^lierHabit- .Shpiytftprn; V :$"teer^;y::Hold:: XtXie X rtS.iS^s'/R&pifd^'fpr' Cari^djt- Xx; :yV'Sli:_? rtii briv ".:s tccrs';A'a re :-yg;t- ttin^: High; :.'T.;'Forcedut6^.Ustyi^seryey::Feed7;^ .'7 '.-Mqos cr J aw^.'Sask.^Tlic .xpld .?\v. catfe. :er;-p���y-the;-;pastyiweek; in sputhern ^SasT katph'e.wan;^has:ynce7essitate.d atid^fdi-iiitrstctittiivgyiti^ supypl^ybf-''-;feed.;oy':Nb':.':gi^ is'Vaiiticj^i^ 'CTc;r;y;as'y:thc-yrcina'rkablyy:o^ haS;.;niad-e'y^ity7-y6r^y(;ivsy:Tor^ ���j;\yi:ii.tcr.Mlveir^st9.qk-'^ triaip rUy i.p;Lcas es:A iie;paltle:- an d-'hor sfis! .., . ''^.'{."hav-e"^'bt^ii^abicvtb-vfpragcvfpr^therii nieasurc xy; tkc^X'-iiyyirgy \v cir'^o i.^9;:i ;sM.s^MwHp to vc^ ;.;;y:nic:nJt?lK:'iti:��y^ Siia(iy--::ynpt;y6Ke.tt::- slee:i^tfgy^\i&Ii;:;^tuiS;rojj ���yGpnipTi hvy;;m^ftagf igy'p^VtUttsys^te'iriifiy t'lrtoiiierea'sedj^crca1!'' ' ���-"������' :������ ------ -s ������--���-���- ......-.���-. ;Ltt^i7^|;;a!'pt^i J IS Pimi.s'nesys.:yijady_:iWal-h 0mSMi}xMi$xi0^io^ ^mmmw��x>Ximdxxjxtx:xx;xx^^ IXy yiciy&A iiiXyi:i \i & wilkbeyycpiisidwi^t^ .priEcy'+e.tbfd^bftVibpr^ ���ia:k^ifC'.siS:l|b^E.s ;#^r^ y^ed^SudSviiiWc--';sm"%^^ :y:bfy;3je:altiii'-r'77Wb^:.;l: ri^v'e'iVif^-'io'"^^. V^^*CWiri',Bfe^.-^VSll_ii^5t ifirik; :Pills; Xx \yXii n'; arrj?.:::pfi-;j?t y:-;' &|.en <\yr 51%.'-. n tlju'i'^'''"' ;>yy.;;y S'b-U ������ ������'eXm:'- gift',; "&n, ''^WihiiWXBinK. XiSiitiXXtQirt anv -djMe'r m ^mextfq'iiio-, or ���..-li^'-iriail at 5'8-eent"s a ban ot-'sfx bbxejs : i0xX .;��,!����� .i>oi�� -!'he flf, VVi'lfiams^ y;/5;i:(id.ieia:c XXo.^. ihr'&AvV^yy^ym,.' 'XXr:^^ij^'C^-j^i^\^s^6:'cp^x -jf \-^ti_fi^p^iGfal^:'^>Tlve:Shi^ ;e:r:aftiy6.ftt:yii:afeytd<jety WXXci.X0kx:i\X<X-idlied'-iKSr'cpimiiLy;'in ' ���Paris' has- draSded -feat ilie' Gctnian ships irt'l-eru-edXn. -Chile ska-Kid be,d��-- j-ivcred l-o tlie ���Ut.j-itujl Sta:tes, The .g"a** ^thar'tTc7:ybiKe$ftSis :it tveyeji'vgiiiptfs: sieljeiiVy'likS'b^her.iclUtigs:''.' 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Mi ^/icey-ep^ps "f-br t_he Cfi-wadum coiirin- |wlutc+ ii23- -yrtiew, Z2i$ red:, II:-Pb ;:gint��� "Mr. feift[Hv.-tii'j-, hBanSjal cx-.{^ virdvt:^ 36- -grefB. li ;Jl>ert -of fbe Canixfe-H cveon-P-ivnc ntte-- brsu-H, .;aitl -2- Wael.:.. ���S;ipji--oi- Silieria, ids�� was-a passfyger ii* rti the niH' ol IJv i>.er ..1_;W) :i-iS-;;!5aii��'S:v:lje<j;:ui:s^-tliWpfie-:v^d!& ilS!'';n��'S'6US rrrefg^; ^ijl.c-^fe'.-'. Ptfef ^i-dy.-"-"trili*-.".4"ilift**?u!'��� fe-^VS-'titc"<^"gfi=i"iv ... , ..... ... ...... \x:\i 10Vj $?$% ftty tMjg^Ms.y*iyegti:l:nriij:iiss_ ^cvf:yyi^;|isJy<^-"!s^^\^iS^ itl ������ilU'.t^ttin'iivcji iutd' Ifi^e.rf/iUiCyy'ie;.^ "" :"" ,.-,-.-.. ������-> IV t-hrit caft-.-f>e,.\'ts��J��t yyy;��Qrns:;aiidy'::^a_rl4;^'?AEllS^ ^rcatedyt^itJj^vLfplIo^a^s ^witliputvi&aying-}a:;:s6ar>y:; X. X ^X XXxXX J.-^o'��JPb;^ :^:gn^iift:uis yeatches^thtf ....,...-, .........^... . ... .,., ....,���,. ,,. -..- :iii7':MJ5ins:-:and'';tftake^ ^WllK^fe!^f|��7fpMd^ :��!]prtltpm;-;^gtd^sl^^y^ ypprygwfe'aii^l.tfer^ :op eiiSiii pzKp&iriXSXX.i XXXXXXXxXyAXXy. XX&yi ivfe -^^^ft^ii; ii tc& Sli pwif li clcl^ : m ;^ aft uS r y :ya;;ipft ::iift_^^;tcft:sy',siTb^4i'ft^ iiWPftls-tiaiu' y.Tl*fe fett^-Hw "��.Vi"iVK'i1?: 7f, ff^T;I}t^^V/K:'-: >T'^'4^^ \m^& oi d^ths.irai��- fIti,'Xa:t,Se ^iiSSISiipk^SSS ��� oraj-jK^.- ���m-c j f LOt'ltJ ni t -litem. :i-;-t,u vy" ^t.i'is-y-a'jtHa.tf'ivlio n^tt^wpis ysAic iftamle y of- 'grcattifSSj is. lipfflt-ed- xti thejfife" iyiXXXx-:"'X- ;��:.wpaf '~dis4in~. t'i3--3.0J2 in ife :ii.i-Si;v*!fee far Hw itoe-tf-.ilstisi; ^-ho p^ <'7cvt��byi>e^ '^yvra'n'jjf'v and 'We^fbe'ft _s'U'i>B-r-��(Vr ���t^-vo .dvAth' mlv -fc.atrg' -i./i vr^t'i ^ the'Jfa|'-tiia-t.iOi:i:,iof that \ ��� y ix-:- '���-. ���\_i_rt__;__r_J;,^i.'i. ��� . . ��� ��� liou. . 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Order for five tlollirs -costs three cents. lioJand Climate Disagreeable Ex-Kaiser Desires Change on Ac- ,-':���: ..." y,/cpuntroi HealthyX "Geneva. -���"It is - reported from Basel ...that the former G.ernlau crn- pcrpr, has y cbijuplained against his residence itiyHolland. 7. 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The,urine i? often, cloudy, 1;pf'sedimenjt; channels.often p:et.sorc and.sSecp Lj.di-.turbcd/two or-three-tireci -.".-, II i '���������Xt iXX, ': Ktl "i 1 W����0*��'TK' m$sx THE LEDGE, GBEE&WOOD. B. ���L Disarmament :of Huns Important Perfection in Disinfectants Tree Wanting ^ On Irrigated Farms Liquid Can-Be .Made Non-Poisonous By Electricity 'It is stated that since the New York department of water supply added a small amount of chlorine to the -water, not a single case of.. ty- ph'oid'fever has occurred which could be traced to the city water. A-far more remarkable achievement in water purification, uuwever, is presented by thc equipment devised by British' chemists for the use of^the army, in France. It was so perfect that an equipment on a barge could pump foul water from a canal and deliver it in large quantities purified for drinking purposes. In view of thc New York success, it is proposed that chlorinated water'be used for spriiik- ! ling the streets to prevent the spread nil. -i ��� a ��� ��� -r. ��� it t 4 of infection. This proposal has been Bolsheviki Armies in-Russia Directed! .-". , .. ��� ��� L l (anticipated--to some,extent by the Poplar Borough council in the cast by German Generals Paris. ��� Among the officials of the peace conference it was openly declared a week or so ago that the Russian question, which was regarded as the mo'st pressing, would be taken up immediately. Il happened, however, thatk conditions in Germany-were so alarming that speed was needed in drawing up a treaty of peace. Hence disarmament was thc important topic considered first. It was brought to thc attention of the council lhat the idea of immediately drafting the article of-the treaty dealing with thc disarmament of Germany was needed iu order to expedite matters. For the last few weeks the delegates have been hurrying everything in the hope of getting-the preliminary peace settled. It was agreed that although Russia was tre-.- mcndously important, Germany was no less so and therefore between tht two evils thcy chose the latter. This has resulted in criticism in: ^certain quarters where it is believed, that Russia should have been dealt with first. An interesting sidelight on German affairs was given by Prof. Geo. E. Herron in the form of an anecdote of Kurt Eisner. Mr. Herron met Herr Eisner when the latter was attending the Berne Socialist conference three weeks ago. "In the course of a talk on the sit^ nation on thc cast front," said Prof. Herron, "Herr Eisner told "mc that end of London, whicli for many years has provided, under the direction of thc medical officer of hcnlllh, free supplies of such disinfectant produced by an "electrical process. It is freely j used for ^public institutions, for flushing drains, and for other sanil-u-/ purposes. Electricity is passed through a_ solution of certain "salts, converting the liquid into an effective non-poisonous disinfectant which.can bc stored unimpaired for long periods. . Asthma Cured To Stay Cured Thousands Testify to the lasting benefit secured trom. CURES WITHOUT DRUGS One of the, finest discoveries in medicine was - given to the public when '-'Catarrhozone" was placed on thcr market .about fifteen years ago. Since then thousands have been cured of asthma and catarrh. An interesting case is reported from Calgary in a letter from Creighton E. J hompson, who says: , ��� -... - "Nothing too strong can. be ..said for Catarrhozone. I suffered four years, from .asthma in a way that Is Recognized As Having Vast Practical Importance The following comment on the Canadian Pacific Railway^ Company's policy of supplying trees to larhi'Crs on irrigated lands, is taken from the Canadian Forestry Journal: "A~ far-seeing scheme of tree planting has been put into effect by the department of natural resources of the Canadian Pacific Railway Company on the irrigation block cast ot Calgary. Naturally devoid of any tree growth and yet with great potentialities in agiicultural production under the stimulus of an irrigation system, it was early realized by the -management that no matter how fine'thc building that may be put up on the j bald prairie, it can never be a_���rcal home unless there arc some'trees and shrubs upon the ground. Most of the settlers coming to the irrigated lands had their origin in well treed districts and all of their old associations aic 'very intimately connected with the j trees growing about their old homesteads and - thc lcaf-siiadcd lanes through which thcy played as children.' . ../ V "Thc aesthetic side of prairie farming is coming to be rccogued as haying vast practical importance;. For example, il a settler can be induced to become interested in the appearance of his farm, particularly to- the point where hc will plant a grove "of trees, it is reasonably certain that he will soon have something more than a transient'business'interest in thc property. Once that attitude is developed it is but logical to assume that the settler' will, not start-out to ''mine" the soil with the object of getting as much quick money as possible and then selling out. The Canadian Pacific" Railway Company has done a splendid service in encouraging plant? ing_ of trees around the homes on the, irrigation block and hits -distributed each year, without .charge, quantities of trees which have, beenfouiul by experiment to be hardv in theclistrict." Comforting_relief from pain makes Sloan's the World's Liniment This famous reliever of rheumatic aches, soreness, stiffness, painful sprains, neuralgic pains,. and most other external twinges that humanity suffers from, ��� enjoys its great sales because it practically never fails to bring speedy, comforting relief. Always ready for use, it; takes little to penetrate without'rubbing and produce results. Clean, refreshing. Made in Canada. At all drug stores. A large bottle means economy. due. ouc, $1.<JU German Delegates Go to Brussels Copenhagen. ��� The German delegates are going to Brussels to learn thc decision of the allies concerning the turning over of the German mercantile fleet and the conditions of the food supply that is to be given Germany in return. Weimar. ��� Under secretary Brann, speaking of the armistice negotiations at Spa, said: "Wc. consider the rupture of the Spa meetings-simply a measure permitting the opposition delegates to demand fresh instructions from tlicir governments. Our situation is serious, not desperate. Fresh negotiations will conic." - SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON LESSON FOR MARCH 23���ISRAEL WARNED AGAINST COMPROMISE Decisions Becoming Known Military Conditions for Germans Given Out in Instalments London.- ��� The personnel of the German fleet is to be restricted to fifteen thousand, the supreme council has decided, according to press des- Joshua, knowing that his. life was drawing to a close, summoned thc leaders of Israel to appear before him. patches from Paris He knew the tendencies which the nation was developing and the peril which faced"it as his leadership was The military conditions to bc imposed on Germany includes guarantees that no tanks will be built and coming to an end! His jealousy for j ��o more poison gas manufactured God and solicitude for thcin prompted Und that all German war material ever With Headache This Relief From . Suffering Fully Appreciated by the Wiiter of ��� This Letter���Tells Others How Cure Was ���. ,.. ..Effected South Fork, Sask., 'March 25.���Mrs. Letts of tins piace has a happy experience to refute, bne suttereu ter- iiLiiy: with iiuiiuHciics,- but headacne iiii_uieiiits' never seeuieu to help her. The trouDIc came . trom' torpid, y Coca-Cola Factory . , Regina, Sask. ��� Construction work 'on the new factory to be erected here by the Coca-Cola company for the manufacture of the:delectable drink ' sluggisn 'action oi'tlic liver, kiutieys I God's la him to assemble thcm and point out the great dangers which confronted them. .1. A Review of What God Had Done (23:2, 4). " .1. God had fought Israel's battles (v. 3). He gave them victory over thc strong nations which inhabited Canaan. Striking evidences of this arc the capture'of Jericho and victory at Gibeon, when the sun stood still at Joshua's command. This victory had been secured quickly, which indicates that God had interposed in their behalf. 2. God by thc hand of Joshua had apportioned the land among the tribes (v. 4) for an inheritance. In chapter 24 Joshua rehearses '' the wonderful things God had done for thc nation extending from Abraham down through the-ages. 2. Points out thc Promises as yet Unfulfilled (23:5-10). 1. "He shall expel thcm before you" (v. 5). Thc actual possession which God had given was lhc pledge that hc would give them full possession. God's promise was the guarantee of this. In view of God's faithful performance of all his promises there should bc no room for doubt. 2. "One man of you shall chase a thousand" (v. 10). Thc reason of this was because the Lord God wouid fight for them. To have the - Lord fight for us is lo havc thc assurance of victory regardless of how few or how many. -.- V 3. The condition upon which these promises would be realized (1) . "Bc very courageous" (v, 6). At a time like this it required courage to look 1 to God lor all the nation's needs. (2) "Keep and do all that is -written in the law of Moses" (v. ,6). Fidelity to must be handed ^vcr and destroyed. It is added that allied commissions will supervise the carrying out- of these conditions; ' _ ^ '" When the Germans are summoned tp Paris, the Evening News says, the ���treaty will bc read to them and they will be invited to sign it. There will bc no discussion with a view to alterations of thc principal articles of the treaty. If it is thought necessary, questions involving thc adjustment of details -will be referred to a special commission. would beggar description. I the Bolshcviki armies of Russia were., through everything that man has commenced. Thc factory is bc- !:mu' "ow.uis, and when ��� ���' . i -n ti "'"" i -i / _-- ; i was.- overcome by th and when mis condition w was essential. Turning With EGYPTIAN LINIMENT For Sale by all Dealers Douglas d- Company, Napanee, Ont. Manitoba's Surplus In presenting his annual budget before the provincial legislature at Winnipeg, the Hon. Edward Brown claim-o cd that the province had. a revenue surplus of $322,876 on hand in cash. Manitobans possess $44,000,000 in Victory bonds, which means that every man, woman and child in the province has produced for the nation $140. The amount subscribed, added to patriotic contributions, totalled $84,000,000, Mr. Brown said. *=. r tftr^-X n* J& Ik. ..... ll ���.-���._._ Teach Children to Use Cuticura Soap - Because it is best for their tender .. skins. Help it now and then widi touches of Cuticura Ointment applied to first signs of redness, roughness, pimples or dandruff. If mothers would only use these super-creamy emollients for every-day toilet pur- poses how much suffering might be avoided by preventing- little skin and scalp troubles becoming serious. Sample Each Free by Mail. Address postcard: "Cuticura, Dept N, Boston, U. S. A." Sold by dealers throughout the world. ��� .iwtfc Where There's a Will���I 0 Licut.-Col. A. Balfour, lecturing at the Royal Institution recently, told how Gen. Birdwood in Gallipoli once came across an Anzac washing himself in a mug of water. "Well." said thc general, "are you having a good wash?" to whicli the soldier promptly replied: "Yes, sir, Kv.i I wish I was a blinking canary." TEETHINOTROUBLES Baby's teething time is a time of worry for most mothers. Baby's little gums become swollen and tender; his bowels get out of order and constipation, colic or even diarrhoea sets in. To make the teething peiiod easy Baby's Own Tablets should be given the little one. Thcy sweeten the stomach; regulate the bowels and keep baby good natured. Concerning them Mrs. Marcel D. LeBlanc, Meiu- ramcook, West, N.B., writes: "1 have used Baby's Own Tablets for the past six years and have found them indispensable. To my mind nothing can equal them in allaying the fever refreshment to drown his conscience i accompanying teething. I wouid not Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. A.man may'take in sufficient liquid temporarily, but it will be on hand ready to resume business thc next morning. went ing built on the east side of Corn UL oi 'un '-aside in any particular would forfeit being directed by a start' of German generals through Ludendorff who was not in hiding." N Prof. Herron declared that it was his conviction that thc Germans must bc put to work as the only mcans of stopping Bolshevism. could j wan strcct between Eleventh7 suffer. I was told of Catarrhozone c ,i ,, ., ,, . - ... e t ,. by a clerk in Findlav's drug store and I Soillh KaiIway, the joint .valuation ot tell dollar package. "It was | building and machinery being in the uenciitcu, Clia^e's iviuiiey-Liver .rills, the head- and acnes 'disappeared,' and Airs. Letts tnat tier lictnui was greatly purchased worth hundreds to mc in a week, and! neighborhood of $100,000. The build- Arab Prophecy Fulfilled There is an Arab legend -which I heard often out in the East, says John H. Finley, in Scribner's, that not until the Nile flowed into Palestine would thc Turk bc driven from Jerusalem���a picturesque way of intimating that the Turk would stay there forever (as in Virgil's First Eclogue) a like prophecy was ��� made, two thousand years ago, of the impossibility of thc Germans reaching the Tigris. But Uic Nile now flows into Palestine, not metaphorically, but literally. I have seen the plant at Kan tarn, -where (under thc direction of a Canadian engineer) thc sweet water of the Nile is filtered and started on its journey through a 12-inch pipe across the desert toward Gaza. The mound of sand that protects if is visible a few yards from the railroad "all-thc~~way " from" the"Suez"lo "tlic edge of Palestine. And thc Turk', lias been driven from Jerusalem by thc same forces that caused the water of the Nile lo flow into Palestine. I place a priceless value on thc benefit 1 have since derived. I strongly urge every sufferer to usc Catarrhozone for Asthma, Bronchitis and Catarrh." The one-dollar package lasts,two months; small size, 50c; sample size, 25c; all storekeepers and druggists, or the Catarrhozone Co., Kingston, Cauada. ing will be a-one-story structure of Medicine Hat tile brick and will bc . Mrs. A. F. Letts, South Fork, Sask., writes: "I suffered from terrible hcad- tches, so severe i thought sometimes erected by Carter Hall & Aldingcr of j1 ��oul(L ���� cnlz>' fro"1 thc����- No wi-.n^inrrr ' ti ~i- "V -.. ���. i 4- l remedy I ever tned helped mc until Winnipeg. The plant is-expected to I a USifd ^ Qiasc,s be completed and in operation by April 1. Still u^oses Lav/ Toledo, O., ��� In what may be his The Ncw Zealand government is farewell public address bctorc hc be- planning to drain two areas of swamp 1 ghis serving a ten years' sentence '"in land, containing 60,000 ahd 65,000 acres respectively, aud convert thcm into grazing land. Rumania's Plight Save Land Sales Brisk . Saskatoon, Sask. ��� Real estate Bolsheviki Forces Bombard Allies ' Archangel. ��� Thc Bolshcviki forces began ncw tactics, carrying out a night bombardment for thc first time of the allied, positions, on the railway- front. The enemy shelled these positions from.11 o'clock until one in the morning without doing any .damage. Quiet prevailed on the Vnga and other sectors. , By-the time .a girl gets old enough to believe that men don't mean the nice things thcy, say, she is so. old that thcy don't say litem any more. Too many of the things we ask for arc not worth having-. Buy an Eddy Pail TKE next tiine you need- a pail���a milk pajl perhaps or. an ordinary household pail for washing windows or scrubbing' floors���ask your dealer for . ECDTS IKDUntTCO FICHtWARE y.:- You w.ii find that ft will giTe J'oa -��� better sat.-.TiitZo-.!. KiMv'�� 1'ait* arc" Sigi',1, copvement economical.;.-Thrjr-- ' arc ca'y ro !i ft, -a��y to clrnn'e. .-WiU- cot "sprlnic >aks. ard caanot'beccme ���"- battrriii er ��!eatsd. -' ���',v ; " Asiyoitr dta'irr for thtm. , The E.3.F.DDVCO. LinilteiJ :: HULUCan-ida ���"���'-'-:, ll��*krr$t) lha Fsmou* E&iy M'efc*����",' -��'-/-'���- Queen Says Only Food Will the ��� Country Taris. ��� Queen Marie of Roumania, declares lhal in spite of the plight of her country and thc sufferings of ,the' two months from persons intending people in thc war,' there is no danger I to purchase Saskatchewan farm lands of Bolshevism there if supplies of Kidney-Liver I'ills. bince using these lccan say I am never troubled with headaches now, aud feel, much better generally." "11ns statement is endorsed by Mr. O. P. Cole, Postmaster at'South Fork, Sask. Mrs. F. L; Harris, Kcatley P. O., Sask., writes: "i was suifcring from liver trouble ���had a heavy pain under one shoulder-blade all the time, and was nearly as black as dirt around thc eyes, so'l concluded to try some of Dr. .Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. 1 did so, and before 1 had taken one 25c box the pain had left mc, and I commenced to gain in flesh, and by the time I had taken two boxes i was completely cured and felt like a new dealers^ report that many inquiries person. My trouble was caused by havc been received within the last I heavy work out of door's, and, - of ' course,- heavy eating, and constipa- poscd by thc federal court here "on a charge of violating the espionage act, Eugene V. Debs, socialist leader, upheld thc Bolshevist rule in Russia and referred to Lcnine and Trotzky as the "foremost statesmen of thc age." tlicir claims upon him. (3) "Keep a.oof from the Canaanites" (v. 7). This separation was to ob'.ain with reference to (a) marriage among them (b) idolatrous customs. (4) Cleave wholly unto God (v. 8). 3. Solemn Warnings Issued (23: 11-16). 1. Takevgood heed that you 'o/c God sincerely (v. 11). Love to God be without them and can strongly recommend them to other mothers." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers on by mail at 25 cents a box from Thc Dr. Williams* Medicine Co., Brockviile, Ont. Great Waterway Across Europe Chalons-Sur-Saone, France. ��� A congress of chambers of commerce at all point to me laet mat eituer tlic |hean or nerves, or ijuui, a^c not what , . , , , - I tuey Siiouid be. ..ruiy o- mose contli- is the sum total of duty toward lum.| U0IlS smH:iu ue renamed i.mueuidtely 2. Refrain from intermarriage' SAT UP IN BED TO Utf HtK bHbAFH ot^Stabdi^^l^on'r^^ Scssi- ��� ^rc approved the pro- side, leeiings as it smothering, op-'Jcct t0 Join tllc Rhone river with the pressed leeimg in the rnest, eizzy and' Rhine by coupling up the Rhone with taint spells, tired, ft tak, _ worn out Saone. Thc purpose is to create a teeiutg, invoumtary tvvucning of tne- <. ���t �� . ., >. ,^ muscits, slceyU-MJCM, restless, etc., ��reat Mte���y between the Mcditcr- ranean sea and central Europe, among the Canaanites (v. 12). For God's people lo intermarry among the heathen is to set in motion influences iconsutut.ion, SiiViigurei: Could Hardly Live for Asthma. oruiu wnote system, Mnburn s rteart win tiring cucigy io and Nervo Mil J tiltough Dn J" D< Kel!oSg's Asthma ;o tiie w-Jni Remcdy' Now he knows how necd" ?ten ana ;JS"J ks! !??�� been hJS .�������&i This food can bc secured. Speaking" of conditions in Rumania during "the war, the queen said: "Wc suffered even worse than did Belgium. She had Great Britain and France by herside,- and '-behind them j""-" ,-.--_^_-���-- -..- --���-.;- -��� , stood the-United States, while'we had fT��c ��� for *her ^arm.er--�� .bo"lc . , t>- ��� - . , ,- ,,,, of Dr. Thomas' Eclcctnc Oil in the only Russia to depend upon;- WhcnjfanT1 ho.lsc win savc: many ajojirr-y the Russians came to assist us all'for' the doctor. It is not only good Three local companies state'that thc majority bt their inquiries have come from thc Unilcd States. Selling h_ts been fairly good during the last two months, and it is expected Cat it will be uiu'sually brisk during March. thcy did was to-cat our food. They were never of any real aid. German plotters saw to that, and when Russia broke wc were absolutely isolated." ' '<''"; Switzerland so strictly protects rare plants that to bc found in the, possession of specimens illegally obtained is a penal offense. for the children when taken . with colds and croup, and-for the mature who. sutler from -pains'-aiid aches, but there arc directions, for'its-use bn'sick cattle. ���- There should always, be', "a bottle of it. in thc house:" ,-���_���_ tion. I would advise anyone suffering from Kidney or Liver trouble to give Dr. Chase's Pills a trial." "Dr. Chase's Kidney-Ljvcr Pills, one pill a dose, 25c a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson,- Bales & Co., Limited, Toronto.' Refuse substitutes. The genuine bears the portrait and siguaiurc of A. \V. Chase; AI.D., on the label.. .Western.Copper Mine. ' The Pas. ��� Copper-ore.' to. amount of ten thousand 'tons, been hauled from-the Mandv' the has- which would issue hi confusion and disaster. 3. God will make the heathen snares, traps and scourges instead of giving victory over them (v. 13). ��� ���4. Evil things will comc upon them just as good things had been done for thcm even to their destruction (v. 15). 5. Thc-wrath of God kindled against thcm (v. 16). tlie heart, and tone up tiie ured, over- strained nerves, Mrs. Vvilnam Steeves, Chemical I less has been his suffering. This *�� matchless remedy gives sure help to all afiiieted with asthma. Inhaled a3 smoke or vapor_.it brings the help so iiccded. Thc Indian -women of the six na- Roau, N.B., writes:-"! have been a ;iony u^iL Eve/y d��alcr'has it or great suiierer trom nerve troubles i car gct Jt for >r��u from hls wholesaler, and palpitation ot thc heart, \*lnch ' was so baa 1 had to sit stiaigiit up in bed to get my br'eatii. I could not he on my lett side zi all. 1 tried doctor atter uoctor, also-several dirtcreni rcncUics, Dut got no help trom thcm. My inotner insisted on in*z liying Aiubuui s Heart ami Merve rills, ily tne time 1 had used one box, I was feenug very much better.^ 1 took in alt mice boxes, ana now Tarn m per- Itoad Drag Competitions Open to tne Councils of Organized Rural Municipalities . Road dra"g competition:! havc been carried on for several years in the prairie provinces of Canada. Thcy ,. , ,. .. , feet health and can enjoy a aoodiarc generally open to thc councils ot tions arc sending a wedding gift of- "��-����>����� ��� ��� . J J S" i ��� j i ..... ., . : ,, w i /[sound sleep, and can Ue on my lett organized rural municipalities, an oil painting of tlie, old Mohawk Church of the Six Nations Indians, to' Princess Patricia, ��iiosc~father is a chief of the tribe. ���XX- ; Early'.Seeding-in- Alberta -: ��� 'Calgary, Alta. ��� A testimony of the wonderful weather-which has - becii prevailing and- a record in agricultural been, made by - Mr. Not;.'.Wantcd-,in" Sweden ;-- Washington; ���' -Wihiani Ilohenzol- lcrn'iw.6/-months'Jji.iorc'.'tlic armistice- was, signed'-planned an ���' asylum^ . in- Swedcn,-' but was,- prevented i.ony gd-" ing. io'lhat- country by the--Swedish authorities,', according" to-, -diplomatic advices inade-;pu1)iic. - "" .; ' - German Plotter Gets Appointment Weimar. ��� Dr. Heinrich F. Albert, privy councillor, and formerly general attache pf thc German embassy at Washington, has been, -appointed, an under secretary of Stale and given ing.or I'roifuiiiiis"'riles. .'.Stop: .,,... , , ; ,,' - Soothes anil;. llenK - Vou t>n mine operations lias been-made by north of-here "to Sltirg-con' Lake docki^ailcC.wh'o'iarms-in Turin, Alta. Hc since January, .' -The '- transportation U>as ."jiifi completed putting,in-a "crop. problem.was-sblyed by the use,of 17-5 two-horse teams, and, one caterpillar tractor. . This: ore will.be'brought-to Thc Pas by/water iif"the" spring.arid shipped to Trail,"B.C., for smelting.-". having beehyengaged in. seeding t'wo-.days.- for To Relieve Catarrh, v Catarrhal; Deafiness :-c>'-.'jKhd\Head-'Nois.es :ny side without" any trouble." , Milburn's "Heart and Nerve Pills are 50c a box at all dealers, or mailed direct oh receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,- Limited, Toronto, Ont., attiliated automobile clubs, and duly duly^ Pian Has Failed Persons " suffering . from catarrhal' 'dcitn'c or. iino-.:itc-K' owiu's-.hawr oi ,licariiig.,a'na have 'hcaii ��ioi>.<:i -will' b�� (fiwl ,to. tliC' direction of the chancellory In investigations conducted in this' country since thc entry of the United- States into the war, the name of Heinrich F. Albert has been 'closely connected with various plots in ' the ���4*iies Cured in 6 to 14 "Days '"?'": DntKgists leliind money it ;l*A7.Q O'INT MliN I._'fails."to .-.'cure " I (chine,. Uim'rl. IJIeeil :" Tilts. ' Stops -lrrit;ii:on ;' e:iK ��� Vou '--���ltl t'ct '.rcotfisl sleep'aftcr lhc 'lirst '. -pficatio.s.' 1'rice cOii - '"'..-.End Chop-Sueys, The,Manitoba -legislature'has""" pas- 1 scd-a .bill "putting' put -of-business' all Chinese restaurants \- -u\-_ Manitoba. GcrmaVi'inlcrcst "in conjunction" with j���.>;^.done; in order to protect ho- :X Horse.Sales to'Be' Held ���'''.-" . '���, Moose.' Jaw,-.Sask".-\-4 A-.series .of co-operative' horse "sales:;will be. held under-the" auspices of the ..agricultural societies "throughout -tiie older settled 'parts-of, the' province- by the. Saskatchewan; department'of .agriculture, the- limy -tie.i"e.n at nome.':i>y an, mie ���- i - X.t '���' ~ iJ. C-...I-, -n.'nCini-i- i !cme tuiti iii itiii.iV" instances.li.is. eiieeteit co.ii- Object-being 10 find ^profitable b?me ;.'piclc-icll;(., :ltter^tl,er treatments.-tovc tailed; market for the Surplus of farm horses ' >u'.iei��.-rs.. wni>.-cduul -se'aieeiy hear Ijavc Dad : . ,- ���'-".���. . - ; -'���- \" --- f - , Ijueir iiearuig .roiorcd to mkIt an c-xieilt lhat .Which exists 111 CCrtain'partS-Ol-.. the j t���e -uck^ol a'-iv-tcii'-ti-as iilamiy iiiu.m.e -seven oreigiit iiuliei away, mini cuner car. llicre- lore, ix vou Know oi'someone who is tiouutcJ iviilj hc.nl-iiQi>c?.ov eaiarrnal de.tttiess, cut Out authorized good road associations. Awards in the competition catricd on by the department of highways of _.thc._ province of _Saskatchewan_in_ 1918, havc just been announced. Five prizes,-aggregating ?500, wcrc offered France, Gives.Up Idea ���;of- Pooling-j-'n-cach ot six districts. Three grand prizes, also aggregating ^jlJO, were oiFercd in-adduion, ope-i to ihe wholtj province .' In-the competition there were . sixty-six entries, as compare*' with forty-four' in 1917.', lhc fiisS \yas ' won by the raral municipality of-Marriott, for the second' year- in ..succession. An automobile'club-and'*a good roads association each.jvon.'a"wards. "' . Know tltat tins bc success mMreiMiitf ni;iiciio:i-.��.an UMiany mieuiBi meili province. I ��� Count von Bcrnstorff, the German tci nie.ii.- The"membcr.s claimed these i ambassador to thc United States. -Dr.'plac'c-S- ^erc-all-night resort's Albert was extremely active u - Gcr- j'"^ ^nifid.cvil habits. ��� jnan propagandist work and in the' promotion-of��� various German financial 'schemes in this' country,- '.where- 'Russian Prisoners Escape Berlin: ,-=��� While soldiers who had been called to suppress rioting, in Sahdau were absent from the Ruhle- ben .camp, about 5,00.0 Russian prisoners of, war-in. that camp.made their escape;- TltcRussiansyare .now wandering about the country tb The'terror.-Oi the couiiuyy. folk. .--���������'.;'- -,'. \ "A- Kcston . citizc.;nrhaV'ya,hc"u -'that !ialciicd-'out':a>brb6d of bltickcn^" last week*;.-. He.-claims- tlie.. championship, of������ Manitoba:in this liiic' x.i ���. .' -.-. -;' states i a -. A- report .from Copcnliagcn. that the, German ministry-of1 defer has drafted a bill providing for standing;' army: of ' froni 150,000 to 175,000-men. The army will be formed on the volunteer basis.- . Miria.rd's Liniment Cures Dandruff. '��� ;Or.c ..idea".of iz .loudrmouthld' .man. is/bney-whei,. is/.ablc-to ijiakci<-himself W N. U. 1255 heard' in."a..rpom: dozen women.; ?, -where there-arc a' Aviator Makes Quick Flight ' TQulotise,-���Lieut.. Lem.aitrc,- a leading -Frdnclv "aviator 'during tlic war ha'scbnipretcd-,3. flight-frorn Toulousc" t.q Casablanca," on the ,.v.esiern Vcoast bi-JMoroccp, avd]5tanccJ;A';.-,9_00 ki!^-. inetrcs. (approximately -1,180. miles) in eleven houfs'-'yactual-flying,,time;���'."Ti'ii liciitcnSnt;and."yaypa=scngcr.y.left Ton "'.Wilt Attempt Rescue - -Daws.on; - Captain Petcrsfiit, with the gas stcainer. ticrmaii, will ma-he a determined effort" to "reach l.anl-j Laud to rese'e- three white men and fotir native families marooned there, according to word brought here by the K.X.YV.M.1V It is reported they have supplies Sot three years. Tlie Hct'man tried to- reach Banks Land Ibis year., but was forced back by the. iec before.reaching. Cape Parry,; War Debts : 'Paris. ~->; France, has-abandoned,: for the present at least, any hope of'having'-.her- great war .debts.,shared ..-by the-allies. "-It'"is authoritatively "-as-,.- ���-I-i" ���-'��� " - r" ,i "a- '���-. . -; grand-."prize scrte.d by one. .of-the. Americans .-at- " " tending- the conference'-" that. " what' had been an" embarrassing-possibility, has' no,w been'..,definitely'..; eliminated fromy.thc. deliberation's,"alllioiigh it .is" possible that/France .might :at..:- some, future time, attempt, to secure/assistance.' ' ���" ���' ��������� - ��� "���;.'' , .."-The project has ii'cycr,-bccn formal-i ly presented at thcy conference'; but conversations, hchK'at ^intervals- since the. conference.began -have Served' as a nie.diuiii" for the presentation of-;th.c French point .of view. ..-' y ;T��c Britisii" and United Slates delegations, have .been- ���qititeVfrank"- in their dispute,-'and.have'openly :said the. people .of. their countries would be slow, to endorse such, a plan. -X -.'-��� this loiinula: "and'-.hand il lo tliciii ami you may- have neon the hieans oi tavms iomi! jioor suneicr peihaps-irom total deainiss. The inccninion i-ah tie i>re;>arc<l at ^hoaie" and is jnaae as follov.-s-:. ; ^ci:uile ttoin ytmr :t!niRs;iV.t 1 oz. 1'ar.tnint. (liojiolc'-Sireiif^th). 'J a he tin*" home-and aad to il t-1 junt- oi hot w.iier an-J a little gianu- l.nnl- '-iip.it; ��� Mir 'iinlil d:-."(.>lvved.- '- Tate- on<J *.-.!.i.'&iioi.ni'tii Jour, turns ,i day. ' 1'ariiiint ��.- u---cd in 4ln�� v.-ny not only .to rciluce I'V tome action the miianiination and \ ���., .. ������������__.,! ;,. f���,.��� \r_ sweiimi: m lhe l-iistaclii.V:i Tilbrs, .and thus w ho SCCUred tt from-Mr, to"ruuaii*c the a>r t>i-c-SBtire on the ilium, buijjt has been forwarded to "that cour- to correct - any txtew ot accretions m tlie' 'A request for two" biishelsVof- Marquis, whpat"' came -from . Sotttli - Africa recently- fo R. Charles, of MijtncdosS, Fcaj-ce,- and Ot RAISES 60Q GH30KENS middle car, and the results it give* are nearly always quic!; and rftective. Kvery penon who has catarrh in any form, or di-trfs-sitilr. ru:iiljHii(t', li'i'sing founds in thrir ear.-. ;-liouUt give this recipe a trial. Nv , Is Ex-Czar Dead? York. ���'Bernard Xaumbc'rg ; a .-lawyer;'" was. named by' - ^Supreme Court Justice Benedict in " Brooklyn!: try. It is to bc uscd'-for seed, and. tc determine its suitability for thc climate there. Thousands Die in Petrograd Berne;.-t- During'the months." -pii December. >and -.. January ,"-vn'cdriy.- 100J- 000 persons'in;'thcecity bff-rctrogra'd j'dicd from liitngcj- and as the-.result of CHILDREN;NEED HELF5J Spanking "doesii't curebed-w-etti"'gT-:- -'-rthe .trouble������is', due'.to-.���freatn'ess..' .;ofth'e.interita.Votg^nsvMy success* ��� IuVliqiiie!tiejLilmeiit \yill be found louse 'at'.hopn-Satti^ Helpful;;;-S'eVi.'d "Bo"=iinpney,;.biit 'Ca.rabVnca-:'at;.-n.yc.''a'ciockV-Whii"y^ ;My'treatment., afternoon.'fhc . whole.. .yov'age'"which1-'iSj equally -Successful for adults, ;��� lastcd-29 .hbiTfW,-.vas". madel-in "two|;troubledyw-ttii uriu'wy.^ifficaltjesy: as".-a conunittec.of" one to' ascertain! ���-.,- -'���- ��� - "=>. ,���' '"'-; 'x-.x'y; -.. , ��;..- -,---�� >-���".-'- - 'epidemics, according- to Piacial slat .witel-acr ^lOuo!as -Romanoft,.- tdrmcr; -- ; ���-���..- V�� .'-'V'-'i""'c . ��� --'-'"������' :,-:..-. -. . - , .-, ��� ��� ,, ��� .-������ :, -.. ment?,--as rcportvd bv-hwrss retucei C7ar. ot l\.ussia,j5 dead oryahve. and it;.;;, --.��� ������-' :.-���..-.��� ������ y, -���-���/. .��� -���-.,-. <���>������ y-- After Being Relieved of Or- ganic Trouble by Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable /Compound. ."- Orogon. Iii'.���"I took Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Comjxnmd for aa organic trouble which pulled me down until I could not put my foot to tlie floor and could scarcely do my work, and as I live on a small farm and raise six hundred chickens eye.ry year it made it very hard for me. ��� "I saw" the Compound advertised in our paner. and tried it. It has restored statr.es. ��� J rdcad^'who-'.s^'.-n.ex.t; of.--k.hvr ��;-���;. ' . '--.Mr.'"" Xsumbcrg .is'.-.eagerly.-." loUkir.c: 1 tor sonic-one"'\vho;;c?jiyysolycylhe. -rid-" ..'die for liiiii'/'for''oii.'its'.solu'tip.v! rcVis" the colkctabi-l.uy or'-"hp" cb.I-lect\lv.!i'ly pt ri -?ilT,430. judgment" tvnic'i..- Mr-. Nauir-bcrg' -ccchtly" obtained-.a'g.'iiit.sV ilri Rcmar.'ofioii' b'cliali 6x tlie-Marine: ���Transportation .Service Cofr'ora'u.on.' rhy health so I can do all my work ��nd I am so grateful that I am recommend- c ! ing it to- mv" friends."���Mrs. D. M. = 1 Alters, R. R. 4. Oregon, III. ....... ..,. . c- !"'���-" Only women whohave suffered thetor- j.\ylio.; arrived- from.-.Kv.s; ia; -There y.crc j tures of such troubles and have dragged j.400'"of'-tlVc;r(;fu-'oc,^.��n,itlic'-;rartv,;-"r'..; ''alonq'from day to day can realize the Naturally' tejief which'thi." famous root and herb remedy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable 'Compound:- brought to Mra. Altera, -y JS'omiBTi'.'evervTvhsrc in Mrs. Alters' - ''i-'iircai. -that���;:._Jir.;-..ar.d--:Mcs.-'!Jiiu: were "���'vcrv: '."ahsrv", with: their.cii'auRl- condition should.p.ont by her recom- fcur 'w:.^>t!ieraito;'overiyirned::-'as; weridation, and if there are any corn- ��� -- x ���:,���;.-���'- ;.:���.'���'--pncat-iorB-writs Lvdip L. Pinkham* that soy ' X-.-X-Xxi '������-.: -; , y^\\"eli,.;.lic.iwas/,<nutc .'5hc.'v.'a= 'i'.ycry ir.'ic'!i-'ttp , ...Medicine Co,v. Lynn, Mass.. fcr advice. ; ��� The result of their 40 years experience ��� i is atyotjr .service. I THE LEDGE Is $2 a year strictly in advance, or $2.50 when'not paid for three months. If not paid for until the end of the year it is $3 It is always ��2.50 a ''year to the United States in advance. R. T. LOWERY. Editor and Financier. ADVERTISING RATES Delinquent Co-Owner Notices $25.00 Coal and Oil Notices 7 00 Estray Notices 3.00 Cards of Thanks 1.00 Certificate of Improvement 12.50 (Where more than one claim appears ir notice, $5.00 for each additional claim.) All other legal advertising, 12 cents a line first insertion, aud S cents a Hue for ���sach subsequent! insertion, nonpariel measurement. The blue cross means that your subscription is due, and that the editor would be'pleased ' to have more money. RED TRIANGLE RECEIPTS FROM THIS DISTRICT Accordiug to a statement prepared and issued by tbe National Council of fche Y. M. 0. A. regarding fche receipts of tbe 191S Red Triangle Fund, the following amounts have been received from tbe different communities of tbis district up to January 31, 1919: Copper Mountain - S 84.00 Fairview - - 38.00 Grand Forks - - 1,963,00 Greenwood , - - 1,137.43 Hedley - - - 700.00 KaledeD - - - . 57.75 Keloivna - - - 3,434.40 Keremeos - - 341.77 Naramata - - 114.85 Okanagan Falls - 50.00 Peachland - - 249.65 Phoenix - - 2,080.00 Princeton -., - 462.95 Penticton . - - 1,643.3S .'"Westbank- - -' - "' - '" r73.10 ���West Summerland' - ' 1,964,25 Midway Mrs. C. J. Lundy held at'her bome in Midway, recently,(a farewell luncheon to Mrs. Claude H. Martin; who has moved to Hedley. Those present were, Mrs. R. D. Kerr, Mrs. Dosland, Mrs. j. O. Thompson, Mrs. James Bush, Mrs. C. E. Moll, Mrs. Ernest Goodell, Mrs. Wm. Stewart, Miss Mona Mutrie, Miss Emma Thomefc, Miss Esther Martin, Miss Helen Martin, Miss Ethel Thompson, Master Goodell. A very delightful afternoon was spent, during which those"present enjoyed one of Mrs. Lundy's exquisite luncheons. ��14,386.31 The province-s was divided into eight districts and the amounts '* received.-from these several dis- " tricts up to January 3lsfc, 1919 are given as follows: y - ...."'.- ; - Vancouver Island ." - $19,376.60 - Fraser. River - ' . . - - \V_M,640^22 Thompson River : ' -���'���,'���" 12,505.08 :' Upper Okanagan . ��� .."--.;. '7,845.62. Lower Okanagan.: "'-���"��� -.-���'"i4',.386j31.. ;Kootena'y-Sipcan ..'���>" * 9;244"iS4 Crow's Nest - ". - -; : -" ".' ;;.;9,240.10 - Northern" . ���'. -'. ' -. - ���'i.''8,718/08 Owing, to'..the-exceptional"'local circumstances', "in Vancouver .-no _.. regplaivycanvassywap'.made/. for- the .'.".' Red Triangle-Fund,, but the effort - -was . centered' on.v- providing, the -. 8450,000',- required , to-complete their badly needed : hew;.building/- - The campaign., resulted- in ���$205,-; - 839/00 ' being;' subscribed, for 'the. , "local ..work/: Xy-i ':': ���-'---' - ���'-'-. "..'���.' .- - ^inaudrte'tlstatemenfc of the re- ������;.'.'ceipts.���..and" expenditures in the - ;-R6d- Triatigle-Fund for the year . \vill be published, in/newspapers ..' and magazines within a few weeks. "/;��� This;_3t'atement will, show where all y the money contributed by the Can- vadian people came from and how it was spent. Coming Through The Rye It's 6S years ago since Jenny Lind sang "Coming Through the Rye." New York went wild, as did tbe whole country, over the voice of the Sweedish Nightingale who was raised on rye bread, but what did it know, what did it care about rye? Almost nothing. War and possible famine were necessary to make us give serious consideration to that cereal. When we awoke to the fact that a world famine was possible, we paid court to rye. Campaigns were conducted to increase its production because an acre of rye will produce more food than one of wheat. It is also hardier and will stand more winter killing. When, in 1917, the wheat; crop was small because of winter killing, the rye crop was 25 per cent larger than the year before and, like a. replacement regiment in France, filled many gaps in tbe first line of defense against the attacks of hunger. It was principal replacement because it is bhe only grain aside from wheat from which light bread can be made. Thus, it took an important. part"iu fche last two years of the war; it will take a still larger part in. the coming, war. againBt hunger, because our production, which has almost tripled. in five years, will be the record, crop.��� Wall. Street Journal. ' " THE LEDGE, .GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA. _______^^Ua^^^^aaMHIIMn^HB^lHBBBaaBiBBaBDBMBB e =\ They Lie in France Where Lilies Bloom They.lie in France Where lilies bloom; Those flowers pale That guard each tomb Are saintly souls That smiling stand Close by them in That martyred land. And mutely there the long night shadows creep From quiet hills to mourn for them who sleep, While o'er them through tbe dusk so silently The grieving clouds that slowly drift to sea, And lately round them moaned the Winter wind Whose voice, lamenting, sounds bo coldly kind. Yet in their faith those waiting hearts abide The time when turns forever that false tide. In France they lie Where lillies bloom Those flowers- fair For them made room. Not vainly placed The crosses stand Within that brave And stricken land; , Their honor lives, Their love endures, Their noble death The right assures, For they shall have their hearts' desire; They who, unflinching, braved the fire, Across the fields their eyes afe lasfe shall see Through clouds and misfe the bonds of victory. ���Percival Allen, in the New York Times. V= It's The Truth The first physicians by debauch were made; **^' Excess began and-sloth. sustains the trade. By chase our long-lived-fathers earn'd their food; "' . Toil strung the nerves, and purified the blood; But we their sons a pamper'd race of men, Are dwindled down to threescore years and ten. Better to hunt in fields for health un- bought Than fee the-.--doctor for a nauseous draught, The wise for cure on exercise depend: God never made his work for man to mend. v ���John Dryden. Culattieeti Rotel PRINCETON, B.C. One of the largest hotels In the city. Beautiful location, - fine rooms and tasty meala. A. O. JOHNSON - PROP. J PHONE 13 Auto and horse Stages Leave.. Greenwood Twice Daily to Meet Spokane and Oroville Trains Peace Is Here - Everybody will want to celebrate and unless you have the Flu you can't do it in the old fashioned way. But we can all celebrate with a good New Year and anticipating this we will have ashijv ment arrive in a few days oi Everything thats good, all'the trimmings for a good old holiday feed, . If an increase in Business of more than Double is a sign of Square Deals^and reasonable prices we are all there. Come over and see for yourself. The Myncaster Mercantile Company Hotel Building Myncaster, B.C. \ j- ������...-. Autos For Hire. The Finest Turnouts in the Boundary. Light and Heavy Draying ; Nothing to Tell X '.'What, did your father.- say when lie. bioke his pipe, Walter?" "Shall. I. leave out the wicked words, mother?" .'-. ���_.,~~i;,,. .--"-' .'- - - ;'���._"��� Why. certainly','"dear. \'.' ;.-'.'. 1 '.'Then I don't believe there is any thing.to tell.you. mother."." -";- ; FURS - FURS - FURS -SHIP TO US DIRECT- The top market price paid and equitable grading made ���NO DELAYS AT ANY POINT��� We are registered with and recognized by the United States War Trade Board and all of the Collectors of Customs under License P. B. F. 30, and you can send your furs to us direct by our tag or any tag. changed to suit, if / marked "Furs of Canadian Origin" and your furs will come. right through. "._ ��� '[, ��� FAIR GRADING��� .. The rules and ethics of the exchange do not permit of sending out alluring orice-list3�� yet we will give you an i . exact and excert grading and say you at a rate of five to : twenty:five cents more on the dollar than the average advertising fur company as we cut out all middle-man's . profit In dealing direct with you. : ST. LOUIS FUR EXCHANGE 7th & CHESTNUT, ST. LOUIS, MO., U.S.A. Palace Livery And Stage GREENYVOOOD. B.C. W. H. DOCKSTEADER, Ppop. Old newspapers for sale at The Ledge office. Get some before they are all pone. J. E. CAMERON, Leading Tailor of the Kootenays. KASLO B O. FRED A. STARKEY, NELSON, B. C. - _.' ��� MINING BROKER PROSPECTS BOUGHT AND SOLD '.The Ledge -has always room for oneyniore>d.:_-_'_...;:_-_���! _: ' xy:_���_;___ :^^ll/^:SS^^fe^^^^S6.= v Scares of Tramps "Much bothered with tramps out yonr way?" "I was until I tacked up a sign ; on iny gate." Ah! 'Beware of the dog,' I suppose." . .- "Oh, no. Simply, 'Farm; help wanted." ' - 4, She Was Probably Right yX Mr/Styl.es-^Bat,/-really,, jou're not going to wear that, .dress to receive your friendH?.. < , '.���.;yMT8X'S^Je8-XWh^-noi?iJ.-x^ ...; ������...'-"-'?'Well ydear, it's.veryXaboft ,and ,', very, in neb J>ri, the '.decollete,." y y . ."Well, they?rey coming 'tp see me,'areD?t;tbey~-nbfc ' tbe= dress?"-'���>. yp LOAT? iB hot a pf rJbdic-. *��� al. It is a book containing 86 illustrations all told, and. is . filled i with sketches and stories pf western life. It-tells how a gambler cashed in after the flush days of Sandon ; how it rained in New Den�� ver long after Noah was dead; how a parson took a drink at Bear Lake in early days; how justice vva9 dealt in Kaslo in '93; how the saloon man ont- prayed the women in Kalamazoo, and graphically depicts the roaminga of a western editor among the tender-feet in the cent belt. It contains the early history of Kelson and a romance of the. Silver King 'mine. In;; iti are; printed three western poems, and dozens of,; articles!; too ,' hhmefons to mention. Send for one before it:is too.late. -The . price is. 25 cents, post-;, paid to any pa,rt of. the world; >-��� Address; all ters to'.."_-" XX'- i-X"xx ;:4 "74�� ���*i��-. 7* K Wi m M m m M- %&-i XT. Good advertising- has saved many a town and district from an early death. ... umcRotel Helson, B.C. The only op/to/date Hotel in the inter ior, in every respect, First-class CENTRALLY LOCATED Hot and Cold Water; Steam Heat and Telephone in eachkocm. v ROOMS WITH PRIVATE BATHS. CUISINE AND SERVICE THE BEST First Class Cafe and Barber Shop 15 SAMRLE ROOMS, Steam Heated; Electric Lighted. .< RATES $1.00 per day and up; European Plan. - Bus Meets all Trains and Boats. ^4,^*.4,4*4,4��'4**^4,_4,4��4f'4��';4,4;'4?4,4,4,^',l,*l,*{ .'���-*> y '. ��� . X . THE FROWN OR SMILE DEPENDS ON YOU Everyone responds to courtesy, face to face or "telephone - to telephone." Not one person in. a hundred is "set""in his telephone manners; not one in a hundred will reply with deliberate bruskness if the smile in our voice reaches him or her. . . A genial telephone voice marks that, true, cordiality which is the basis of successful business and real friendship.,' BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY, Ltd. ��� i ��� .��� SYNOPSiO" OF - LAND.ACT AMENDMENT; ' Pre-emption now confined.to siirv'e. "���* . lands onlj'. " Records will be granted covering only land suitable for agricultural' purposes and .which is non-timber" land. - Partnership - pre-emptions - abolished, "but parties cf not more than four may arrange for. adjacent pre-emptions, with joint residence, but each.making necessary improvements on respective claims. Pre-emptors- 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 Grown Grant.' . Where pre-emptor in occupation not less than 3 years, and has made proportionate improvements, - he may, because of ill-health or-other cause, be granted Intermediate certificate of :imurovement; and transfer his claim. -.- Records without permanent residence may be issued-provided applicaritmakes, improvements to -extent of- ?300 per annum and records same each year. Failure to make. improvements or - record same will" operate as forfeiture. .Title -cannot be'obtained'on'these riaims in less than 5 -years, with Improvements of - $10 per acre", including.5 acres cleared -and-cultivated, and. residence of. at. least 2 years. '..-..' .-.--.=,:' -��� Pre-emptor holding Crown Graiit may ; record - another pre-emption, . if - he re-v ?[ulr'es, land -. in conjunction with', his- arm,-, without actual occupation, pro- -vided statutory-improvements made and residence-maintained bn Crown granted land.'.-' /-'. -���""."..' '��� '.-���- : Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20- acres, may he leased as homesites; title to ..be obtained after-fulfilling.resl-- . dentlal and Improvement conditions. -,_ '���- For gr&sing and Industrial purposes, - areas exceeding 640 acres may be leased .by ona person or.company, y-.-.y '���;. ��� PRE-EMPTORS'. FREE GRANTS ACT. 000<XX>00000<>00<}000<MX>000<>0 �� T; ���; THOMAS CLOTHES CLEANED PRESSED AND REPAIRED TAILOR - GREENWOOD w- ' ������"...��� o OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Or. A. MILLOY DENTIST All the_. latest ^methods] in high-class - Dentistry. , ASSAYER E. .VI. WIDDOWSON, Assayer. arid Chemist, Box. Biio8, - Nelson, B. C. Charges:���Goldi Silyer,' Lead or Copper. ij.i_.each. -. GoldfSilver, -(single ��� assay) ^1.00. - Goid-Silver (duplicate assay) $1.50. Silver-Lead $1.50. Silver-LeaS- Zinc $3.00.'. Charges for oth��?r metals etc ou application. The scope ot this Act-Is-enlarged to ncludo all persona joining:.and-serving with His-Majesty's-Forces. -The-.timo-. ...�� ���.,��,., u ��'��i,ra. o.ii�� time within which thehelrsor devisees of a- 1 deceased pre-emptor - may apply for -��� title under .this "Act - la" extended .from one year from tb�� death of such person,- -as formerly, - until on��.year after th��- '. conclusion . of tha.. present war. 'This privilege Is also made .retroactive.. -. TOWNSITE PROPERTY ALLOTMENT - ACT. .'- -'_-.' Provision Is .made for the grant to persons holding uncompleted Agreements to Purchase from the Crown .'of .such proportion of the land, if divisible. as the payments already made-will cover In proportion to the sale price of the whole parcel. -Two or more.persons holding such Agreements .may .group their interests and apply for a proportionate allotment jointly. ; If-It. is not considered advisable to divide the land oovered by an application-for a proportionate allotment.- an allotment'of land of equal value selected'from'available Crown lands in ..the locality;.may be'. made. These allotments are conditional upon payment of all taxes due"' the Crown or to any ��� municipality. The rights of persons- to whom the purchaser from the. Crown bas agreed (0 sell are also protected: The decision of the Minister of Lands in respect to .the adjustment of a proportionate allotment ls final.- The time for making application for these allotments is limited to - the 1st day of May, 1919. Any application made after this, date .will not be considered. These allotments apply to town lots and laij4s of the Crown.sold ���tJnljlf^a^Ugn 9 _ ' . . ��� _^ . For information apply; to -any Provincial Government. Agent or to - X g'/r. "naden, ./. .';. -��� ,. Deputy .Minister.of Lands, -...,���.;-���/Victoria," B.C.-.. LOO BUILDING- . Corner Abbott &|Hastings Streets. VANCOUVER, - - - B.C. .Send a $1 to. The Ledge and get 10 different\;opies of Lowery's Claim." '! ""'-''���' ." .w -"-Economy and Satisfaction combined with Promptness are the features which go to make tip the Service we give our customers, one of tK^w? Letterheads, (Ruledor^Plain) ..... (All Sizes). I vani some powder-'.' V ���������*Mennen'"fi?M. . "No, viramen's." "Scented?"- "Np, I viil take it mi6 me." MONUMENTS KQOTEKAY CRAKITE AKD : 7 ^ MOKUi^EIfTAi, CO.,XTD. FROST ST., NELSON^>BOX 865 IwiiiiiiilliS ROOMtaX K.W.C. BLOCK '��� Xy x-X-XNEjLSOtfiiBXZ.X. , Optonietrist and! 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