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BC Historical Newspapers
All the News of the Creston District
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B, Sing ������a- Creston Again Oei^ati :u_ a6 to es ���������-T������-������S-"y ir-Ataaaara_ m xr������ ������. ������ j* ana ���������-, For the reaspc .that for the last, three years, rain has jmtd *2am|>er on **- /* ���������*" jOrestoh's Iiabor,Day -slsfcrittea, tfee niDa-V-T-^CtCl Vf.<������������_"'*ai_W������ *-rf-i-'a-^-������-^_l '_K^>__ rffeSa. a**-������������^������������-������vw*^ ������*���������<(-��������������� W-fc*^ l^)lM������ytHft ~W������aK������������ m<laTrHjj|'* isg cf the t!nie cf its f6Stsl ^^v ^? 0?? - .' < JTelsOii; ^ Kelson Hdw Co., Nelson; ^AAT 4-A..A 0.-.W ������4& VUV OUA, isa0 ������svaAA4������A^K4f ggija^pxmrmy ~ygm&.f ' 24. which will give the ranchers an I n_r������tx*T*4'U*li'-v tx> At.t4**nd. it haStifir he-*foi*������ ^ strawberry season. - l; This year, in spite of the rain������ the y celebration was a succes. The down* [ fall wad hght aad i&tersaltteat *n& P at no time wee it ribcesaary to stop ), the sports. No great) records, however, were knade on account of the slippery conaivtoa of twegrotinas,, and **nany more people would havs-at- tended had not the sky Tieea sp th_eatr ���������aning. The hasebaU gatne petweoa -*V^a������ mv.A -i.rAsrf- "gHft _s^*is^ js: ���������sr*^*-rts*^"S -^AAOMJa a-a.^. ^. ^*A.*J JZZ.ZmmYmmmm.mmm ^m ySZfmm^f . * ������ f for Crest-on^wifch ��������������� i*o?_ af M ta 11. ��������� The game was made-liater'eathie by * number of good catcn������s?and double f'; -Second base onthe Ideal* t^^ had his teg badly cut by tho spikes itrthe _hoe of a -ase running. He, however, remained out o- _tbe gamo only long enough to have the wound bandage^. Cranbrook: Junior Baseball team fmled t "mhO W*l������S SmXX m*Xit*Sm%VmmtS*Am3m ^ ^ J������ i-f ������f. .** ss lb 2b _5 c P "-eifora Tucker1 McPeak Bayle T-A, Olson Hayes Ward Umpire���������Jim English, of Fort l%iil Beside fcO the ������Qn*-wa*kf,***-������������-������,7������.a n-f ������-li_ ���������- ^mrw^^mr up ^ a������������������^^ ^���������v>rw'|iri'^*^T^4^vrjpi*"^v*A_ajai"_' H4"a. ^p^^^a* local people the Labor Day celebration owes its success largely to the following grins who mWe some generous d-nations: Bather������_ Leiser, Vancouver; Eiuson Milling 03., Lethbridge; ������������c������������aughlin Carriage Oo., ���������Ualgary;' Oranbroofc Jobbers Co., Cranbrook; Thorn & Cm. Kelson: _felsnn Ci������a- * I I Oompanyr Nelson; Hudson Bay Co., A������������J������������WiA, l_JS_l������A������_������J_-_..; __.. J.������-!-S-5S?"; it- Baton Oo., Winnip^i Si^iar Hotel; ' SlNULE Cofll^ sr. rJ -������ x3.-tpxr<jssaiaii T*T������_5i?ttl 1 5-i*,/. CO, S., SIGNAFlBSpaA-TSKOO^ OO-OPBBATIVE ST0&3S, " *-^ -���������We are unloading a ear of new Timothy Hay. jffirst Class Quality. si1 f_ A. Speers. H. N Birch and family went to Spokane Mondf? for a weeks vacation. . B'lovrt nnrl or ATM -aarili ^������a������"������ SnrtrtaV ffl_ ._ ��������� ��������� - * v . ^~- rr^ 3ao_aae where he wiH^^&snme _f-3 stu- dies at Gouzaea Universltrl On Th_������i- day evening about 15 of his friends gaVif ���������*-** -i\Bi him a surprise party. A pleasant even's ing was r.pe_.t.with gsaass asd music. ������������������The OaO.S. Oompauy, o? Oaraabrb^ is-dispoaiug of several branches qt their business, and bargains galore, is the $r* der of the day in Cranbrook. Creston fo _a should get on the iaside, ������ ist"sr to the O. O. S. will bring all the information necessary regarding the special S^_������_= Tr-.-iM K=4**^ _== 44Al3I������4tf a* aO i?K g^mmmmm. m.^^ ^mlmm, m*������\. H^AAUAg .X^ ^,������. ... ���������All kinds of vegetables and fruit for Ijale. I will deliver your order. Jim 3Eee Creston, "ri.arose Wells and Miss ������������ona Weils went to Spokane Monday. ' nttssaa For Saturday A joint meeting of the Farmers Institute, The Fruit Growers Association and che fcrnit Grower* XJuiou wiii be held Saturday night to see about the feuding of an exhibit to the Cranbrook Fall Fair F. A. Russell, manager of fair this yeai vauie iu Creafcou Wednesday to stir up iuterssfc iu the matter. S S = S B B _ i -mm m . _a IB S3 a SB 17 SI S _bt m. ���������2Sw. Attridge of Erickson is now prepared to do dressmaking of all kinds.' Satisfaction guaranteed. Call at the home of M. B, Palmer. 88-tf Correction ol Game Law Statement vx_t__ _.wm _ ������ jcjiiwacm��������� ������S.Ov���������a; virauorooi- jaeraiu; ~ Old Sport Cirgar Co., New ^Westniin- ster; Atrrabelli .Cigar Co., Tancoiiver; -1 "������ *������ Imperial Oil Co., Nelson. HERE AND THERE A masa meeting of the gdadnnte nur- && of the province will be held in t^Sulal. shuSCjii SSuCOl jv00i������i "rttBOOaver, Tuesday, September 10th at S p. m. - - i *- *��������� l������S*������i obJeeS of the me^������&Aj is ������**��������� G������g������s" - ���������- Z.* -��������� i \ _ ' s; isift Ssiife** Oolu������_Ip -@?aa������m������e, _for- t<������lnlo8 ff^tetBatioBt l������w i~& nursss of nbe pr^vin^ It is ftope^ alt *������fbo can ���������p3asgqu(r ja&and ^rill be ps^aens. - >��������� > ^ i������ *m2\>^H lii.'}^ ass t TFasBt^uver cm-iess, *raveung in jtvnfttralia have ibb ont <ef f nnds ������nd have eaWed heme fcfrmon^iy.. Vassoc- ver haB been asked to saise ������, thousand goiters ������^������d the psovincial government has been *sdked to give the same amonnt, any siae. Dressers aud stands at $ll. Linoleum 600 sq. yard. Tapestry Bugs Gize G_9 $6.00. MenB suit--I5.85. Hundreds ot pairs of mens shoes going,, at half price. Bealcksicg out prices* on everything, ^5 00 will da the work of $10 don*������ overlook this opportunity to buy at less thanmanufactu-fe!- prices. Yesy speouii prices on lace curcains, aroh Cut- isius, window fixtures1,, ail sale prices' ars _*, O- B.- Orssbssok, ao chssge fo? packing. i &\t. aria Mrs. v^eo, Yossg c? Cbsp- l^������ljOat.������ are visitins fr:s_2s _sd rsl- , - - -1 ativea ii^Grestois and vicinity,. - > ���������We carry aUt kinds c������ ^_������ic������s,^r; tb������x' tocfcfiug seaibh. S? A. Sot ew/ P ' " A ** <\ The. Creston-Erickson Civilian rifle association wiS hold its Ihivd sheet for the Dominion plate Sunday, September ts, 19in. All members are requested to he present. ���������We have ground and whole ppiees, ^lao peppers, bay leaves and celery seed for the pickling season. S. A. Speers. > ������. number of the Labor Bay_ vimto-f- $|t Creston were .-Joe Grafton of Fernie "F, &. Sbantz, of Lethl-idse* T. F ^nghes of Calgary. * xne aucomooue race was not pOile*! ^ft vn account of the dangers of skid- ding on the wet roads, The results ofthe.-Caledonian sporte were as followsV��������� -'l t Standing broad jurap���������3Et������ Bern, nrsv O. Ar_owsmlth, second.1 Aunning broad. Jump���������*Ai?w>W8mlth, 4 a first, Reid, second. Standing high jump���������Arrowsmlth, first, List, second, Hunning high jump-��������� List, first Arrowsmitb, second, jtiop, step and, jump-���������E, O, nunt, first Beid, second.'?:-'.''?., >.������������������', -.-'?' \:--ti Sack race���������Arr-Wflmlth, first, Pol- ;��������� - 1 . ��������� ,, .���������;'*������������������'���������',.������������������.;,'���������.,-,'���������:..',,.���������'... ;������������������ - ���������{���������: 1 lett, second, -ti'ti" ''���������ti-tiz"- "?''���������-���������",,*��������� ; Hundred yaj.������d dash���������-p.' W_a#d, first Beid, second. ..��������� ������������������'.',?,'.'*.' iiaco, m.yai*dfl~P..Ward,' first, H, If C. Hunt, second. ..���������������,��������� ���������."'������������������".������������������ Y Y.'���������"'��������� ��������� ,- ..������������������������������������-1 , . 4 ��������� - - , Y Single ladles race, 60 yai-ds���������Miss Palmer, flrab. Mitts Vera Hu*4*roft������nd ���������', ' ��������� ������������������i-.>-j|l A ' ��������� y .. ' _ r ���������.������������������.,' Ml������������ Whitney tl'ltl for second place ���������' ������������������.' '������������������i_'-,',t'' '��������� ''���������" '"' ������������������', -ti ' ������������������' and iu niolng on tbo tie \%$>y) touched thu lino again at tbo same tlww, Th^ \\ pi'l������50 waa divided between them. ' llunllo riitco-^>Y*rd, ttt������t; Angus ' .'. ������������������ ''-,v ,..-).'-.'������������������'. f ;-,��������� ' . -. McCluip, seoond, ��������� ' *?. -S_ff.Bad Meb.-J, A. Croinpton .entertained a number of their*- friends last evening at their home on Victoria aven- ueV Among the pleasures indulged in %ero-danoi������g and mufic. The follow- S. Pu Yi. the young deposed enopeforij ing were among those that were preseui; -, ^Get your consider and mustard ^..nJ .^wH nu������������.A^n /iu:.):jha. ���������^_ j c. tot the pickling season at S, A. Speers. **��������� * Caufeain Orr and Fred Oonwav^ stew- ^o^ohief^en^iftee- ^thft-a-l-aaier ,7 , TTmrnX.*.*. M1. ^.a.a. ������_. A.-.. ��������� _ ^V���������aJImmC^a^ JHa.AA4,������o������������VI1������Ba VIUIO XIX %/UnXX nOAAUAWUHJ other orchards in the valley. IH���������tl ������1a.1. mM ml..lA 4A<1 MAnn 4... . ���������-JL' uaa ovwtk Wl t������ aaiaav u.. duuj_> aaaaaa ' f quassia chips at the Mercantile tsZ China has had his queue eat off. ���������*��������� ' 1 ������_etxib6fsof tho young China Aasooif- fioa thin^ tmkf.% this is the most hopefu} sign of the imbmiaklon of the Manohus to the popular government, ^ - ���������' Tttohondsedaad Qlght7-two lets st *���������; j- the Prince Bupert government auction, last Wedne&day sold for the mm o( one million one hundred and ninoty-one thousattd and sixty dollars. v A oomminsion is examining the re. cords of Captain Amuudson on the UontU pole, expedition and soou will publish Its report. It is stated that tttfire is no doubt that he got within a ��������� ������������������;, ��������� '.;' .��������� ���������������������������: '..-:< .''" ���������������������������' *��������� '.'���������"���������"'��������� :- ,���������-' ������������������' 't-^-���������.'���������'��������� ��������� duarter of a mile of the pole. the people of Germany -nailed in ta 3T.i*i' wi* uiiiluu aud a naif oi post, cards JapAU stands next in numbers, then Great Bfltlan whose people mailed 846, 000000-oonli*. /The Douahobors veasuu for not r������g!������- toriug berths iu, oompHaupo with the \a_w Was broaght out at the tiial tit' Mel lMt vreaki to that they fear thi jovem* lusnt will have opportunity, if blrthi. itre recorded, to ku jw the number of Sir. usman Arrowsmith, Miss Arrow* smith, Mrs Oherrington, Mr. C. D. O. Dawar, 9|r. and Miss Callander, Mr-, and Mrs, Barton, Mr. Lyne, Miss Muns, Mr, and Mrs. McMurfcrie, Mr Leslie McMnrtrio, Mrs. Barton, Miss Howarth, Mr. Frank Jaokscn, Mr. Ked- dell, Miss Pound, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. M. Young, -1 ���������Economy Can Sealers, finest in tho .world, for sale bv the Oreston Haidware & Furniture Co, sole agents in tbe Kodteuay Valley. , '^'. .. m**m*amW**mm1������ Rev Siurki^.daii, Presbyterian minister of Bob*land, formally, ot Oreston, spent last Friday and Saturday iu, Ores- ������������������"��������������������������� .���������'..' .f ���������������������������''������������������ * ton; He Is taking his vacation, spending sone ot bis timeflahing at Kitchen- or. On Wednesday lie stepped off the traluhei** on his way to attend tbe Presbytery at Nelson. At Kltdftoncj*: ho had tho win.'oi'^no, l,n Btaoplug to plok up his fi������h boAkot, in tUo aari������, to hit a ohuir lu suuU a way M io break one ot I' e lens ��������� b! his glasses into his eye, badly outting the whlke. Owiug to confuein^ the Game Laws in tbe various district-of the Piovincn 1 f the Beview made a mistatement in the article primed last week. Iu this district; the bxg limit or grouse or any other ffftuse bird is not limited t j sis r������9 day as was stated last week. Pheas- &_i*3 ?r^ T*?**-*,'*i������*,A������*i vYfnv^^dim- xT \W LUiW. - .* j_a ^^UmXX,"% B FALLS AND i-s-9 S Q flM DlfiCO Mrs, L.. A. Charest cf Rosalia, Wash arrived iu CreBton, yesterday, for a a few days visit with friends. The ladies of the Methodist church gave a v^ry pleasant surprise tn fflr and Mrs, Harvey Dickson, on Thursday /��������� evening. o Mr. Dickson was presented wiih s go-d fob &uu Huts. Dick sod, with a silver cake dish. The Dicksons will leave next Tuesday to make their, home ia Drew, Ontario. " ' v .* _ ���������% *^ "Walter Jackson made a business trip v.1-- t r - v to Cranbroofe^ gSfidav returning Satsr-. AmmS Muri'luil liuliuu raue���������Mrs. South, firdt, Mrs; fifixwell, second, Iloruu race -P, Hurry, first, Price, second, Pony raco���������P. Hurry, first, Xko Lowiu, uocond. A mitnbcr of tlie oontests w*)ro close amVU'o decisions disputed. In one of tbo Uoui-o races, Floyd Jitodgcra cov- ,,.���������./.,1 ll... r-l-..,.4-^l. 41 .^,1 ���������%..������������ .,,������.-���������������.. ������..,.������������ ��������� ... V*'-'*-* ������������������.'-- ���������������'- s.^a-.. .m.mm ^1 mtm^fmm..xxv **#-.*. .-.* Mr. and Mrs. William L. Maweon and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibbs of Wey- burn, Bask., arrived in Oreston on Friday last. They intend to make their homes at Canye& City. ���������You get five per cent discount at The Cash Stohb. . <���������__������������������_���������_������ A surprise party was given to Miss Anna Hamilton by fifteen of -.her Creston friends last Friday night. Refreshments were taken by the participants and an enjoyable evening waB spent at numerous games and danoing. Miss Hamilton In soon leaving for Medicine Hat where she will attend: school and the party was given in houor of her leaving. ? Will Smith was also the reel- plent of icmo of the henow, ae !*e is leaving Orest-m ou Tuesday for Stetfcler,. Alberta. Both of the young people were presents with books* ���������Fullstooit of whula oil aoap and quassia obiips At the Mercantile, Over in Nelson, fast now the sool^ty-i butterflies are taking lessonB ia, deportment, aud learning how to say duke ������������������v with the proper eoaeut. Even with all their practice some of them CouUapght yet say ic with the correct intonation.��������� Greenwood Ledge. ..' Don't forget Saturday, Sept. 7th Mx. B. Lorraices Company appear at the Mercantile HalUit Rip Van Winkle', a good company aud a good production Seats on sale at Post office. '* Taken in Precarious Con- ttfm^ifxmm -rnVrx If,*4>44l.4,^.l. *"������������������" m.-0 ^_������aai_Ar������Qs-A. Hospital The enjoyment of the Labor Day sports on Monday, was suddenly brought to a termination by the serious accident to Indian David of l-r-fyr-if*, *W*f-_o*f<\ *������u^. ,��������� ��������� _������__ m ��������� +j* ���������/ vvo-Jicf} ar xlx* Wf.2- tyi-yiyiii J_."US3S * " , ~T his falling horse and i-ollsd ������������. iu the ' ��������� broncho bucking contest before the crowd of spectators. On, Wednesday . xi������ was t,ent to the Cranbrookhospit-Vi spill in a semiconscious state. The accident happened in a peculiar - manner. The horse apparently slipped on the ground, wet from the occasional irin, throwing the Indian from the> saddle so that he struck the groun_ _.x,_...j, ���������AiAA uib jieau ttciu suouitier. The horse then fell with almost all of ht- weight on him^ injuiing him internally. He was removed from the field to the Burton Hotel, remaining unconscious for over twenty-four- hours. - .'l Dr. ^Henderion, who has been ������*--''' tending the _ndian^*eays it. ia^wdt* vfet^ possible jbo deterniine the extent of hip- -,fc**v*5���������,'-������a0'- "3���������*2X X.m X. il-j.^- m , _, ��������� rii**i ^ * that he will live. Kis squaw and u,nd child-fen were at the park at the ' time of the accident and Wednesday., jthey accompanied him to Cranbrook.i 7< : ' '"'MitiP rysim tilM men available for military sertlce,which iii-iii .oppwililon to-Oiirtr .������tflBU������iif WiW-.j .'-QoaA Doherty 4 organ for salo Price reasonable.���������Apply Drug Store dlsonie germs on tho body aud legs cf asluglefly, The bridge orow has completed its work at Dook Creek and has been removed to Kitchener. Work will soon be bommencsd on a new$10000 Great Northern depot at Bowlttttd. T^r'-aso against the Ivdlan for theft at MoNulUe was dl������mlHBc^ for lack of evidence. ���������Juit arrived, now stook of rubber v.. .11..., ������������������. ...,.i^i. ...^- ������.... ji ������ -I *Th<������ MnvAii.VA'ar.nl'1 tlt-awwlnfaatj. *%t .T fl was counted out of the race. He w������������ 'Pwrkwof Bonners Ferry was killed by t������ld Ii..iv������ii������ tin* riu-o tmit the pony* a-a acclileuUl discharge of a 22 rlfi**. *1 *��������� ,* ��������� jk *. ������.n #_ *h 1* tr* nt,hk WUWIM *#���������*%* at*******1* mttm * m *h������ mr v ���������*.������������������������ ���������Best vinegar for the piokllng season nt tbo Oast. Store. Jim Crawford, bottor known as While Man Jim, of Kltobonor was ii: town Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. B. M. Bold entertained a nam- bar of her frieuds ou tie evening of August 81t in honor of her guest Mrs. D.. W, MoLeod of Toronto. ��������� Among thoso present were Mrs. G. ?B. Hender-, sou, Mrs. W. G. Blake, Miis. Cameron. Mrs. W. K. Brown, Mrs. J?F. Boae, Mies Bessie Munne, Mrs, J. Oherrington Mrs. J. Wi Dow-. W.l������i"������ Je������������i������ nftivj Mrn. B, SN Bcvau, Mrs. -. Jt ,M. Burton, Mrp., &. A. Speers, aud Mrs. H. S. MoOrootb. The evening wat speut in miusio and games, MIsb Bessie Munns, of Bcgina playing a number ot splendid selections aud also winning the prize for doll- drcBaiug ooutcst. Tho Regular monthly moetlug of th** W. O. T. U. will be held at the homo ol .. ,i 1 Mrs. J. M. BartoUf Wodnoiday Sent.. 11 at 8 p.m. A foil attendance is ro- qnpflt^d tor oleeii^n ������f ofuc������r������. Joe Brown and Mr. Olson went to tb Stampede at Calgary laBt Saturday. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evening gave, a surprise party to Mrs. J. Foster," v/ho left yesterday for Ontario. They presented her with a fine cut glass cream pitcher ond sugi*r bowl. Mrs. H, S, MoCrcath gave the presentation address and Mrs. J. W. Dow presented the dis- les. ' Mrs. D, W. MoLeod who hat* been visiting Mrs. R. M. Reid, left Tue������day tor Winnipeg.' ' I? L. T?? Taylor went to Oalgiry Sat*, urday to attend the Stampede, " ,' lr S* S-i 1 rtf 1 1 ��������� -i-n'' -\'-1. " ' I1 M ���������V A1- J ������������������'���������J,\. ,;..������������������.,(; -.,, ���������~-"-*/i_������'J������-,������_ ���������:\*'W :*f.������l "Y*VtV:' Y-.v;'������ !:ti-iMk .v'i^i** A couple of trees caught on the forty cable on Satnrtlay iiruVtauUog oporaMou Geo. P. Powell of Oraebrook is in town nii Hi-mlT-iA-M belonged to ono of tbe ranchers. Tho llno-up of the fctswebjOl Uanoa)>>*^(^* I jine gun was in tne nana* as um* oouua j mnoh to tbe inoonvemenoe oc tne rau* | R. M. Lclbwhohas been pirospebtlng ���������obetewhohAdetovtedto town. I0^* ���������a. A horse moo Is soon to bo run between Ike Lowis' horse and F. K, Hurry's pouy, for a putae of $100. ' Mr. Mner left ������������������Wednesday for Corn Creek whoro he will work out the a*. sensmont on M. J. MoPonk's ooppw mining nlntm. 11 ��������� l / VV UO (JMUgU*, *OW������MMW MMfkbij Clarcuco Bnndy, C. P. R. agent at Bynn was in Creston on his vacation ml ��������� ���������' from Thursday of last week until Tuesday of this week when he departed to Wltiulpeg for a visit with his mother. Will Taylor and Joe Jaokeon left Monday for Calgary to attend the Stain- pede; y Goo, Piicoy went to Cranbrook Monday. Dr. 8. F. Tolmie and party, of, the Dominion Department of Agriculture bavo engaged rooms at tho Burton H-itel and will arrive in Creston today. -..jt !J;-.i\r-','i ������������������/���������^���������YMll ��������� ���������'' ,;..y*r,! T .US ���������' ���������'"������������������"��������������������������� .V ;'V|-!ii^.t'1% ''���������iii-flto ���������'"���������:,i-;;v,;,;,v Z,,$k?.-,U I I., ,-������;,l������l( Uuy Loweuborg wont to ttuauor������> Feny Saturday, lu his au.omobllo. Wittl .4 .*fr^,. .*'"' I m *f>K W * fN. '���������*.,������*��������� ui Hiwn vvt-^p-MKUur. V. ... .,������4������l,,".������y' wifiaiiAwrinn'iiirw' mm**mmmmt miammimUmmmimkjm m������-im\,mimim������.m.^i������mmS~^ ,!Mi[m.mmmm^.iim,mimt-itiimi ���������__ sacs ^vfeMiaatfiMSftiaiSSttw -7i^'ftihfi-fy*laiTll l__ -fcjXMj'Q'JL i'l&ll^r-"-.-j__--\ii_c--~ii ._ is, ���������������<a.���������__. _-_������^ ,*4*a*_i'.'ff_a>Sa-'<_?!a I3KV5^#, 1 BY ..?' . -.ondon? ?.'y.: "L (Continued.) ? CHAPTER XL. -..:.. ;,,?>?..;.- Caught-.,. "Raymond -.. Copley .?.werit away from. Haredale Park with every ounce of fight, knocked out of biin..'..'.'..Never for moment haa he 5_tlch*������ted a development like this. He; had gone there in his most truculent mood?: The whole world seemed to be prospering for him. It seemed that he had only to hold out his band and everything would drop into it. YHe had no tear Sir George would defy Ypim. Rather had he taken a journeyacross the fields in order to show bis power. There had been no actual necessity for Sir George to put bis colt out of ihe betting yet; indeed? it would have Been diplomatic to wait for another 'ortnight. He could not realize it. He was not disposed to regard Sir Surge's story as a deliberate lie, for ,* bore the imprint of truth.. The only ?������*my to settle the thing once for -*.U.'"ws.s to ask for absolute proof.? But if ting were done-. .'..-.Kar'r,y Fielde*a -should certainly protest, and if he did * k>, then the public would have to know what was going on. Taking it alto- getheA-. the risk vras teo! great. He would have to find some other And now that if the Blenheim?c6lt turns.out fit $n<l-- well for?the?Derby there .Is no- ||thing-to-beati-birQ?.v. ���������:;��������� 'ti'titiZZ-y'titititi ?lfWdoes turn out. ^ But he^won't. ?Oh,?yes ho will? But l'lr'tell you the story and if yoii can show me some way out you are a cleverer than tbah I take you .for.:- '���������".ti ;-:[-���������:���������!/, ��������� I .Poster listened with deepest interest; He looiced just as anxious and haggard as Copley, by tbe -time the story was finislicu. ; For a long.t.Tie heYsat gloomily gazing. -'.into-?the fire."' ���������tt's a facer, he said presently. I r.dmit jt'������?a facer. v; And? that horse will run, /and he'll win, too, unless "we can find some means ; of preventing . him from starting. We must find some means.\Yti, '-'^yZtitiytiti- Copley waved his hand impatiently. Whjit's the good of talldng that rot? he said. The age tilarZ: getting at horses is past. -That was done with fifty years ago? ' YSven' the sporting ���������' '" '. ��������� ' _'- : . .'^ ��������� ^^^^^^^^������^_^_^_^_jfW������^_p^_fcV->tn)MJi������ -��������� ''* r!\ '-;���������������������������'' ti-'- ��������� J**! mm'fX���������Vfc A*jf-l/**''' ^fc __& __>'' '-~''!i,''~Z-:~ '' -l^a______*_t____H_____x________^_J������>_MaialMa|B*W l.'r-^.V. YofiwUS tlnd relief in Zam-Buk i j |f ?1i sases? th������* cuffli fi^ - sliijgjMg ? Sri ~ painpteps bleeding and bfin^:������? ease^ perseverance, with.Zas\p: Biuk? meahs cure. Why not prdifQ se.ij!.-.*}-'?:^: tif--"^' ;&ru{^tsen&'meem~Z'?. 60a box. -"' ?Beautify Farm Homes v?With the settlement on the i������id qt- ati. increasing nuraber? of emigrants: each year, the beautifying of the farm hoineY claims some attention. To ...... ...._..���������.__���������... -^.^.���������.v -r~ ^ many the subject may be of little,}4h"- writer wouldn't dare.to use a sltua- terest? the cultivation of prodiiceybe- tion like? this: ? "Vou must think olihg^thelr primary object. -. ThisYls something better than "that, at a ?y |:only- natural and as may be expi?c,tea-, rate, so far as our hsttlhg transactions are concerned. And ii the -worst comps to the worst we'vR. got a. few weeks to turn round between non and Derby day. You see, there's no fretting away from the fact that Sir Georgp owes me about forty thousario pounds. And I must get that without further delay, it is no use thinking anything more about May Bare- dale. With that money we may be able to cover our loss or we can hedge our: bet so as to bring it down to a trifle. We shall have to be con- tentpd with what we make over the way out of his difficulties as far as he could see, he was face to face with the ruin of all his plans. He had laid against the Blenheim colt tlsick and thin^ He had literally piled the money against ��������� comfortable assurance never run at. all, and tnat Mirst Park Meeting. So long as Rickerby and that lot are not suspicious,. ,'��������� '���������"��������� libegin to fear that they are.- Foster interrupted. A,s you know, we i n?i'trH'ik .���������*���������.���������*. Ji^-c^a Hsfi *r������ r??*^ .'���������riAiT'.a ^������*-so-f week, but it hasn't come, though I wrote a sharp letter about it again the day before yesterday. I don't know wb.-3th.er Rickerby suspects something, or whether he is going to refuse to pay. but in the face of what you hav-������ learnt the non-receipt of that cheque is alarming. And I am; bound to confess I don't like whatyou | say ab^-nt Phillips and this chapField- it with the "eh. Phlili'-s is a dangerous man and Iti cases, however, where the farmers have made good this question should receive their very careful considera*' tlon. The app6ars.nce of inost Canadian, farms is not? at all prepossess-? ing, the lack ot tireesor shrubbery glv..- ing one the impression of barrenness? This could be so* easily altered , by planting a tew trees or aiirubbery which would hot only, make the farm homes beauty spots but would ? .;cbt*x siderabl,- enhance the value ot ?-ihe: farms themselves ? This fact is. un*^ , fortunately? too of ten lost sight b!..by fthe farmers when the question of beiii.u-j :;ciissing ��������� he? :.que^i^b_-;; ot ti. wliat?cOhstl- ?tutes the ���������^a^^-^^YPer^st^nfeiyY-de; ^htanded ortbe'-dirami^ist^by^ ^ajger of todayvS^YY,??'.??:?.v:'Y?i:??v..vV^::;;-,;-v?lY i:?:l. have talked"tp::'so;inariy:-msnagers>iY: ���������on.this subject.;;:said?^ie_..-^rttejrf.--;^������it^-;y \|^ioiie���������'has been;,;^l.e?tov-^iiVe:?meY������h;y?-;^.f' :^ery.?d'afinite?notionvaa?iQ;.^u^ ���������?snapi,.i9. ���������'..'?-??,-���������?���������??????-? ??:; ?-???'?;1,? ti: titij. can heii',.;jyou^vOiit,^,:S������iuYSuS������n4������ '"Walter. ��������� -1' haVe:--an?id^?fof^?^^;|^ ?act play that justs.'bursts?wi*;1vhSnapi',;v I'lligive it to -yo*o"Y?-'He^i.t?iiit?:;:-.:?Sa. ?;?"Rla-v opens with LilianvJini;l -woman ;in?:dra\vint; room, seated side^:by: ;side ;oii;a sofa and embracln*; each?ptliet ���������Passionately. ??:?';?;'vV:'.-?Y-?:i? ?Sntei' to thelri a manYwlth;, a suit: '^Ssfe and an umbrella. :HeY Is bt ���������course to all Intents,.jbusbandYunex- rpectedly returnedv '.'-���������:��������� ;?������������������??? ^??:..-;-Y?;' ??Huskand no sooherY takes liiY the situation than he yanks out. a revblvcr .������nd shoots bott? man and Wbth-ih. ? : Then he takes but Ills glasSea,VPUtB ilierii on. looks about*nim. ?tihd ?iinia- .fie.ily Ill (if 111)1111 B--A',.'" . >.', ........ ���������- . .-������.���������-��������� ��������� , iii mmm m^'ytitititiZti r'OB C%: ,DlcAll, ,..,...'.-���������������������������.,-������������������.' '���������DAercifu? hoavehsS ho bxclaimcd. on: the wrong floor.-r���������LippincQ.lt-8? i in Minard's Liniment Cures ;'-''-.. ,Cbwa'?;;K- Garget In that It would ' he was ! V--owes, us 3 sruSge. tset's have Feld tifying the farm homes Is put up to them_,.-.-\?Th^ from the ������io- realize t^it cemmsrciaUy it i? of even greater'vWiuev. --- - . ".;'������������������_.Zti The uses which trees would serve | can only bb i-ealised by practical ex-j pertinents. As si; shelter from wind. 1 stormis bath to stock and crop they are very valuable. Of e-yeh greater importanije, whlis it is not ii practical xise, is the effect they would produee on the landscape. ? The scene which today cm. only be described as unth- ���������terestthg would become pleasing to tlie eye.. The miles of rolling prairie without a single tree tp break thevls- Appreclate8 Walt Mason ? ��������� A Vreo Press reaiter in farroffl Bel-; fast seiuls this apppreciaUon ot -Walt ���������Mason's philosophy?Y;.j.??:Y'Y:?���������??,;'��������� You have: a chuni iipoh y^ppur staff Who glvos us many a merry laugh, "Voii'll bear v?lth me on his behalf? -?> *"��������� A little, ;.^WlO;.?Y ?;?;??' Wnifa racy ��������� style and winsome way? His iilng at crahik, and croak and Jay, The Tsound: advice; and skilful piayY' ���������?-..- The -hoursv-begulle..'-'-;y:ti:Z-<:-'tititi'.'' ��������� "..��������� MJB^'_Mmi ' Bml _a\^k ft__W-t HJafc'^W^ mtm* B^B-^-M.-;. U fi:'H _H_fe!__^ ___^*'? __-?:T_ _?%' _r^_r-_i' _r _��������� *____-_T~BI. __T -��������� : I" ^iri^il!!. V f.-������������������M'il-I''?!^^ ti^ti.titititiy,titi::'ti~titititi^ - -:?.^?^:-?'?-/v":;"Tlil8;:::coTn ������������������; ?uiu-^ we. siia������ be ���������;jgliid; Ui'. ioxWardv.cbpyp ot^-tow.^ -:-^o^e%?i^A^om&tiig^{ ?;?:.iTubsat'��������� Trusts.?_gfru3teea :and'-T-mst?Oompahies.":;^ ;):'%ioneY" r'c.ti_bAn On^farm?properhty^AY:"<duBB_NiT?^^������*'��������� ,tiyti'^:,:i;iyjtiy.:^yy Peld- tsi. becomes monotonous in their same- en m. We may ha about to net a huge fortune without j something out of bim. a pennyworth of risk. That P���������*') Copley jumped at the idea. Ke imug i ������ect bad vanisbed at a blow. If be | x^e bell aad sent; for Pleld^i? who ap- ri-^^-^f !^ HTurlanil be would have to S T>r.^-P.������r������ nr-AxsAAntlv <-4_v������l ani* 4>olle������T������sd: fl 4_23t V t!"*'\^ ' . * ** . ^* *** ^^ ���������****���������***.'"���������-^* ' ^ ' m -m J ^T* *^'^fc^1 *** ���������m ^m m. ^.m.. ^ .mm. mm^ ��������� -^ .������. X. ^ ^_=_j. ^i Trr *. -*-\^^ ~m��������� m. ��������� .^^ pay those debts, or the turr woum an^ ready to^^ aiiswef 'any questions, know him no more. - And if P05*?^ j Look here, Copley said in his most at Tatteriall's his social car^r. wasi aggressive manner. I've been hea_- at an end. There would be no morei ^ about you. I am told that ehsnes of makins money in tnat- way. [ v_���������r n:laie ,. aot -ield at ^ . vu. He would have to start an entirely new plan if he meant to keep up his role}; of millionaire. But millionaires do' not repudiate thftir racing debts, am? Copley could see no light in this di- ..;.rection.? :,-:-. There was worse behind, too.- It was disturbing to know that In some mysteriou's manner. Aaron Philliips ?^as niixed up in this business. ?B������t ':":'..he bad made no sign? "He had not ?Ycome: near Copley, nor had he at> tempted to. extort money from him. -And here was Phillips actually a sort of partner with Harry-Fielden, who aad taken service with Copley under the name of Field. The more Copley thought over the matter the less he liked it. He had know Field-en ?iby name, although th*-*;/ had never met. He realized for the first time that he had a daidly enemy under his roof, so to speak. Now what did these two know? he wondered. Well, It wouldn't be dllfficult Is that so? quite correct. Ha ti' JlfUl Fielden? That is calmly? Then, what the devil do you mean by coming into my serviee under false pretences'? No honest man��������� I'll thank you hot to. take that tone with me. Fielden said. We don't IvaTl*" . tr, rticmiQc.thji ������rf-*rAAAAO rtf hr.*!PKf V . It is a subject ou which you are not an authority. But I see you have found out everythin_Y and 1 may as well be candid with you. For one reason I entered yoiir'service because I had nothing to do.: ? I assumed the name of Field because?I: found nobody in . my own neighborhood recognized me, and I didn't want any of my old friends to know what 1 Was doing. I suppose I am correct "IU-assuming thatj you have just been to see Sir George j Haredale, and that he has told you i everything. Probably he has inform j ed you that my partner in South _ ���������\e- r *3i������i-i ���������-*- -^--���������-���������-*���������-��������� ���������-���������-, to buiivine5Si ������-ad^he advent of trees and shrub- ~ J bery aii home beautiflers would be a * happy relief. '���������' The ex'iens'* heed hot be large-and! when the farmers, realise the advantages which the planting ' of' a??iew trees would bring, there is litt'e doubt but the; practice of improving the ������������������ ont*-.. look of:;the farm homes ?will be so wnl- versaiiy-stopted that a.few years,from T.ow will see few -Canadian farms which have not each; their quota of trees and shrubbery.? I see he doesn't eare two sticks For the 'wild war of politicsY ? Not blarneyed by theYparty^ tricks, -'"'.. y Of g'-afsisy -guys. "���������������������������"��������� ?'?Y.; Now could your bard ideas spin To show a way otit of'the din, Show saner methods, that we win .'��������� tititi' A chance to rise. I do not flatter when I say Walt's full serio-comic lay, ;- l8..but the common spate of! play, He turn- new tioil. ? That being, so, could be. suggest A way into some haven blest ? From out the present nasi unrest ,���������-,,"? And storm���������-some oil. Y-- To calm a nation's mad display When time ticks off election day, To saner wisdom show; the way, .Net wisdom's - sum? ��������� 1H.V .a _������ji *i*l*������l;:iT':' Hi- M.<xsv -??^d''^presdnt';i_^acr*iiib^ ���������:diffl$ti!tle'^ ?earlier yeara ?w^ i-lbulk except by loiv^ the majority ?o������ fafmers: to sell their gra'n? to; tb* elevator. o_wner^ at iartltriary I^id^s^ other annoyances; ci������using?cbntiiniai:dlssati the distribution bl^v*M*s?iiSflseivbythe Grain Act, and the use of ithe" "���������*' -���������--���������---' .���������--'���������--���������-������������������... .'-���������-���������s.. ������������������.:������-_������������������ _������.-'^v-'4__:_.'_4-i_*-������������* ���������_>_-_ A'<^__'-_>Ci>'.-' I a������ ^_m;"���������;���������*_���������_ *- r\.\ a ���������������' ir*>3*i ri ee^'rvf 1 tots.? It; Its the safcg-tard of i������e iaraers aj- Used?acco: ding to directions, Dr; J. D.KellogiK's Dysentery Cordial will afford relief in Jie most acute form of summei complaint. Wheneyet. the attack manifests itselfYno 'time should be lost in seeking the. aid of suit; in; ite^eing^-uoneva'siiay vwitii,, oec_i������.T-i -���������- ... el^atorycwaers ;*are ^ ���������������������������It.v;!s.:-easy: to under* ? stand wnv^^ The^^iWay'������������������ebplsisohflth^ and^belps to cause ^rYshertage. 'r^.*^ m^������ ^^.^irtn ^a ���������nrtnsehse^ > .Th!s?;^e','knbw>to^ the Ccrdial. It will act immediately; on the stomach and Intestines and fal- lay the irritation and pain. A trial of it .will convince anyone of these assertions. ���������- ��������� '.'-Y". ?������������������-���������;'���������- ti.Conquers'Asthrria. TO be relieved'a"Weeks?ihstead v1 ������������*"& ������4AVAA.r.-.j, ~.-r.-- -_.. ..--^ . ;^ .,..-..--..,.., ,,-... from the terrible, suffocating due; to |1 ? 4s?en_l������e .sho*rWge:^d?^ortageYo% "fariher therefore;ti&>., isdiYhe cahv;tq ;use. t ^e loading_j>Ja,tfOrim and Vbe-',, cbme?an irdepe_det>t shipper?-^ In ;sub_eq|ieM;aa^rt^ ?will state In detail-^ ing into ears? -omparediifrfth^l^ ? ? Y- asthma is a great thing, but .-to?...be,-! safe-guarded for sthe future is even greater. Not only; does Dr.? ijA^D.;-; Kellogg's -> Astb:mai;ltemedyv?;brih^* prompt relief, but it introduces^a?&&&������ era of iife?for the?���������fflieteS;-/'���������'���������^Sys'ter; matic inhaling of smoke or^^ fumes from; the remedy prevents re-attacks and often effects a permanent cure. Bf:v : ; We hanuie. t^ liberal advance ^^au* bills roti^ing?"suPrv cars are inspected, securo the highestYprlcea -at time * bfc sale and make v _- --U TlTm *���������_ -.C T4AT- CI", !t.T1,T1 ���������*' 1 TI ������I ������-l������<--t 11*111*1 ������.Yld. MANY DEER IN HIGHLANDS Outlook for Coming Stalking Season Better Than Usual The Scottish deer stalking prospects .for the coming summer are good.? ��������� ��������� ?���������,������������������.���������������������������-������������������-������������������'������������������ ?:-:Y?v In all districts without exception FOR THE ANGLERS M^IaiImm prompt returns when sold, market information. Write' us for shipping:' instructions ,snd- not ask If you know'Aaron Phillips, because that would be superfluous. I their average numbers during the never met either of you till I returned i f������st ^e y������"ri*' ��������� ^������'wD1Jt"''^So to Englond, but I know about you. ! the*?������%**:??^^L������^SS ''-r^ Phillips knows more, v I am also ! >ear th,a" fG1 s?me voars back. The aware of the conspiracy for prevent-1 f"*^������*������ ^1!^^ ������r^-*n ing the Blenheim colt from running! 0o������ ^"d ^rtP ^ ,������, ^U^'i? in the Derby, but that scheme is frus.-j Jjjg} ^^^^^^ trated, Have you any more to.say- find out. He would send for Field en I Africa was Aaron Phillips I need 1 ������������������*���������.������-.*���������.������������������������.,..���������..��������� _- ,._ fllreclly ho got back to Seton Manor.1 - --���������- ������* . ���������:..-.��������������� tn,in^��������� i the red deer are more numerous than Ho would 2'vnp tbe young man judiciously. He found Foster awaiting him with the air of a man who Unfit the world a good place to live ln. Ho looked uneasy, however, as he noted the expression of his employer's face. What's tho matter? he asked. ! Matter enough, Copley growled, it's all. my friend. You can say goodbye to your clroams* or fortune. Tf wo can get. awny with a Avhole skin we shall he lucky. Ah far as 1 can make on*, we havo made ourselves ,!iab!fc foV thirty or ��������� forty thousand pounds, and havo nothing to pay it with. Well, that's nil right, Foster snlil. Oh, la St? 1 Hiipose you will ndmlt. _. . . . ,. , winter of prolonged hardships���������weeks This is a nice way to speak to an I of hard anow-covered: hillsides. employer Copley protested | Su(jh comlltionB> tlw hold, thin out It woukl he if I were still in your all tUe weaklings In the herds, leav- employ, Fielden retorted. But then J ing only tho vigorous stags and hinds ngor, consider myseli'ito carrv on the best traditions of tlie There is no occasion j Highland forests. As ���������n result Of lonj SKIN ar-^fi'w- *7"i3���������^!*Bi '.*������ ra -i mm ������a>j e������ m������_ 2-Urri_Mi_ffi;_������ Do you realize that to go' through life tortured and , disfigured' by itching, burning, scaly and crusted eczemas, or other skin and scalp humors is unneces- cary? For more than a generation, warm you see. I no your servant. for me to remain with you. Perhaps the next time wo meet���������but never mind about thai. Fielden turned curtly on his heel and left tho room. The other two exchanged significant glances. ' Pretty cool, wasn't ho? Foster mut- 'ercd. Yes, anil pretty sure of his groun-.!, too, Copley replied. I don't like It. Foster. I dor.'t like it. a bit. I have a feeling thai those rellows know ov-"**.'- thine. It frightens me to think that Phillips has been lying low for sol long. You may depend upon lt. lie j is up to some mischief. Anil iiov that you toll mo you have not io- celved RIokerhy'B cheque I foel all t'-o I certain or it. Don't you think 'r would ho us well to go over to '?\u* Nook and remove that telephone? i-. ulwnyK struck me as a dangerous th rn to leave It on the roof. You iv;;'" know what, lnquialtlve people Mmj** 'ii*iy be about. And If nnyhody :\o. <iualiit'Xl with racing only aaw It th-**.' would he nuro to auk 'mentions. v\\* had better take the car and run over there before It Is dark. What, do yon finy the milder conditions of the past winter and sprln.; all sorts and conditions of-both stags and hinds are now to bo seen In the corrics, which today carry���������It, Is generally allowed���������more red deer than ovor. bofore. In the clrcumstane.OH thero is Hourcely a forest in the threo northmost countioa which wouM not be vastly hettor'od by quite a wholesale removal of heads and \ haunches during tho coming autumn. in nil tho Balmoral corrlos tho rod lU-ei' are In exe.ellcnt condition and the-bo8t.of sport la promised for tlio, coming season, during which the King la l.o 1im_ a full round of sport In tho Aberdceiishiro oorrlon. Tno Prince of WalOB ia to join hla fatliiir o.i this occiihIou and iirrnuKcmcutH nro ryjlng maac for a sorloa of t\\*> tenslvo dear driven und stalka In which a mvnbor of dlflt.lngiila.ioil gnosis are to take part. rhiliiioe'mii, lenHed for ro lonp; now by Bradley Martin, and Olenquoloh, oo 1ohk iilso In tho haiiiln of .the��������� Into Lord Burton, who did ho much to lin- provo the herds of red door, uro both of thorn showing well at Iho proHont Queer Materials Used In ificlal Pliea The mukers of flies for fishermen are coi-tstantl**7 devisin*** new and ingenious forms. All manner of queer material enter into tbe manufacture of these flies such as bears e"> c-brows and mouse whiskers. The business done in .mouse whiskers is very considerable, for these are an important faetor in the- making of a fly, known, as .the grey gnat. Trout rise vefy much better, it is claimed; at whislter flies ^l^an at the same gnat dressed in .jungle cock- hackles, although they "look very much alike. - Bears' eyebrows, for tho reason that they are stiff and have exactly the right line, are eniployfed lp the making of a fly that Is extensively used in salmon flshing. Those eyebrows are taken from- the Himalayan brown bear and nre expensive. Fly makers employ agents all over the world to look for birds that will supply material for the best fly hackles. ' Ono of tho most sought after el-ins Is tha. of the rare screamer, an African bird about .the size pf a hen, that shows a tiny bunch of feathers on, ouch shoulder, worth n.hont $15 a bunch to the lly maker. One of thesfe birds will,--It-Is. estimated, supply feathers In sullicient, quantity to make' only half a dozen (lies. * ) . _ G-LAIW COMMISSION iHERCHANTS A. ^ ��������� 701-703 Y. CP.AIN" EXCHANGE. , WINNIPEG*. CANADA. a: *v itife Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury,. nn mercury will mirnly UnHtroy Uin iwukii ot fimiill ami roniplcielj,' iicrunuo tlio wliolf ������j'������tinn wiiou niiti^rliiu it tliroimli Uio miicou* Biirtuci'a. HupIi Mritn'.-M sliouM iifvi'r l>������ iwril oxuint ������n urofliTlii- tloim win ruiiiitnlilo phynli'luiiH. im tlio (liiiimue thitjr will iii) I* tiMi -folil In Hut unoil yuii inn poiiaiiily Co- rlvo from tlmnl. HiiII'h Cuiinrli euro, inniiiiliiiiluroil liy P. ,1. oiirnnv ic Co., Tnii'do, O.. contslns no mfir- ���������niry, anil In ukou Intfrnnlly, umlnit tllrooliy upoii tlio lilornl nml miieniiN nui'ra,|"i'*i t������t Uio 'tyntoin. m ImyliiK ijull'a i.'iilu.Tli Cuia Uo Diiro yau u������t tlio i.i*imimi. ll In 1 iilum Internally uml mncln in Tolouo, Ohio, by K ,1, Ohfiicy * Vo, Toatlmonlalii ������rflB, bold bv DniMlatn. I'rlro. 7Kn. nor bnttliu ��������� ���������I'uUn Unli'a rumliy -I'liw tat ormutlpaUou. ^ TT EE how htuidy my timr ti^wMpyi:lis*! _) You place four or five of thetn around your quarter section. This sav������s time in ���������harvest iisiulmg td stacks^* %fffi$itifti. ������* Tlienm*** granariescome in tbiioldyou*.* gisluAbm each : etacli. i My granary keeps, grain clean, <fty,ati^nbcat84.. No miiety gr#ln, no losses from' rats or-ivermlti, whenl" ready haul uir������gt to Ilia clevatos- :������ro:n the"^raujiriec.'>'���������;", "I make several sizes of this, handy granary. Vou can , got 150, 200, 300, 400, 500, oQ0'and 1000, fiill miaa- '"'_'___!���������' ttr* guaranteed Imperial Buohet elzoo (not , ; m^'mitriy- Bin#,ft TT.R. buohels) and yoti set up any ''-��������� Pedlar Granary in half n diny,.. Rcmembor vou can move It easily any time. My Qx anary oaves biff money bycuttlng down tettmltig and keeping tho graln.���������"lg|^t,,' i .t UUllltj .....ixt. Wil.il Cuticura Soap ] And gentle applications of Cuticura Ointment have proved successful in the most distressing cases, of infants, children and aduits, when all che had failed. Allhonith C'li'lf'ira H-.������n H-nil Oloirir^Mi ������r* mill* lit ilrufiiui* iaiiiI drtUitm ������������������mrywlirrr, a. liii-ral avt aalai anrl luilr. will Uu'd^nl, iwww.tr**-./hiiai>iiink- BABY'S GREAT DANGER DURING HOT WEATHER Aloi'o little ones die during l.ho hot wonthor than at any other tlmo of tho year. Diarrhoea, dysontry, eholora, iiil'uiitiim unl stomach.(UsordciH como without wsirnlng uml when a inudl cl tli I t^Ut-H- \a**H ���������>*������/-��������� W.N.U. 014 Poster had no objection; ln fuel. .v>! tlato. rather llHed iho Idea. Half an h.Jiirj later the cur was croaslng tho oonn-1 try, nml before dunk the two reach ;d i i|,������.iv iloAi-lniitlon . 'Pliey were Inter I Hum they had cxpncled In consequ uvu* j of a breakdown on the ronil. hut Miry Hcnmeil to bo In time, for tho ha is v win* ipilet nnd desert ell nnd, as 1'iir an Ihey "onlil huh nobody had iv ii iiM'ildllng with the telephone. Foster proceed(>d to pull down tlie' thick lilindn nii'l Unlit lhe kiih. It hud not i������ cur red to Hin. a������ a 'preeuutlotKiry mpiiHiiro to lock lhe front door. There ....iu ,wi iwci...iiiii r,,r hurrv nml, ul'ler prociirlrm 11 clieHl ot iooIh. he Hiuned , yo;,���������K (���������iul(l>*oii. An occutiioniil ilui.c on hlK w.irlt. which pir-iU'iiled few ilir-;(,f (������������������,. T'iUUhh will prevent litomneh Jlcultlcii. 1 an,i howel trouhlen. or If tho troniiWi Then the door opened iiiul two men; w���������u(,.. Hiultlculy the prompt umi of the walki'd ib'llhcnitely Into the hull. Top- TulilolH will etirt' Iho hliby. .Mm. Ii'v lurri.-i! 'v|||, 11 Mtini'l lo rucc tlielil. I Adelnre < .iillletl e. HI. UrilllO. Que., I i"l'o he f'ontlnuial) | wrlUm; '.My Imby wuh uouI*1_mi wuh " ' I hin liu ������\'-in, toil ....'1.1 ' '*��������� ��������� " '��������� ��������� .Tq 11 cii ran hin. motor Into 11 luilldhiK yetrti'i'dny. I km w that Idiot couldn't drive. Wim it a Mhop'i No, a motor garage. ^ Tomtit n Lnmpllfjhtor ]for Hovornl wocltH pa������t ono of tho public street-lamps at Green ford, neur KiilhiK, hns boon found alight nearly every day, ullhouKh the lampUtihter oxtinguiuhi'd ihu Ufe'ht each morning.11 SuBpeoilnK that hoiuo youthful Hup with mlathlcvloua propensities was at work, the lampliKhton But hlmaoU to cupturo iho culprit who wuh thing him 00 much trouble. While waiting in .hl'llug to pounce upon tho offenders '"id wiih unuii*pd to sue tho lamp HDparontly light lUelf. Invcstlcatlon revealed tho fact that no������t in "See how the man at the left can nhovfll grain lu from the tlireplilng machine, yfa^ ft it has no leg-spout .to deliver Rralu ������^������* Alrset through the manhole on the rool, tuh doorA-sectlon or VM^M^^'iA Z mtight lor saving cost.- It pays fpt'ituUjn ryear. ���������S Sieifttt wctious-~loW frolEbt cost.. A boy run Mt Jp? %te for my dfiocrlptlvft booklet." ,,,;���������. 700 .-^ ^rtl*rarBettkl������tNa,Q!-4 This Pedlar People Limited,Gshawu.Oiit -T'tnilllWBO * 0M.OA_Y EDMONTON ' 76tombft������rt������St. Crown Block 5M3ulSt.W. tLMKAl'WU M003t: JTAtT UtftwirKHfS c������re Wltltlock' ������6 Mn-Utt M������ I'lUI* ������t. S Dlrsot your Inquiry to the Pedlmr pla to naarest you, you promptly and aaVs you tlmo The Pedlar Granary Is flre-prqof. Think what that meanal mm*m*mmmimmimmmMmmtmmmmmmmm^ Thoy will answer TIomI. phono, that? Hoon net. Mm rliiht. iigalti." Tim Tub. Iiuh nre hoIi'. by medicine ilcalcrii or by mull nt ���������.���������'. rf������nl������ a box from Tini Pr. WlUUim:;' Mctllctne Co., llrock- ville, Ont. Eattlly Unclomtoocl -Kxcubc nm. Tlmtn my At Phone 1 Oh. yes. WhatV Yon can't irlvii mo tho hour yotl pl'OillHHHi I COUIlt llllVl- UHlUH I w vY." ���������. , , :..-f I.* f*ts..,.,������.. ri r. ,,1.. ".i'M',1 "14-..II ������* * Any otiieVtline will do. Don't mon- tlm'i'it. Oo0U-hy. Krhiml���������Tliul iniitit have boon your dcniliHt. I lost���������H was. Most ExoeUorit Reason It wiih u gala occasion at the school, and the y������ung lady principal was very ii..v.i.niM ihul, hei' iiVa.Jlr. -jhould aho*,'.' | off to tin best advantuga heforo thoj many ladle; present, ' Ho to the Unit scholar nlio hiilil: Now, Oraco. whore was Mary,1 Quitim of Rooth, born? 41 (. lAllllU.Ulil'VI , Ull.llil.lvu in v. J...A-... .*,������.���������* it'*i>y ������;������"������������������ Mnyy hnl'n Ihiinv? uuk- od the Ui'iohor. And Hwoct. little draco promptly *vn* Mworcd: Henaua**, fna'am, hor mother "was 1 s'-nylng thcrb. , .There arc Otjicro niggu���������What do yon think of tlmf- Idiot Jones? lib always answer* ine rpir-H-lon by mating another. uiggH~*'-Tto'~'b i������������? Mm. Tienpeck���������You know t.h*������ saying. , Unlucky in love, lucky at cards,, llcupeelt���������And yet you won't let m<r, play.* .. if m nrmvu v������r������Mii**M|i** Mrti. llobtioott Itlumlcki aged 10*, of Philadelphia, wants to run a foot raci* with any woman ov*sr CO In but* boms1' I city, Addrens General Delivery.. w m ��������������� t * i * t * 1* , mam : -. ,..,.,.,....,.;. ���������,;,.-.Y;,Y':,i, ^;fc-:Y--;v',';-L; .-.;::"���������;..: .'.-::���������::.-���������.",-',���������,'������������������'���������-',���������"' Hill,.. ���������. Illll I tt ������III<II������4M>,,'IIIII.IIIIIII,������IIM������II|������>I^^^ N-_wia������a__a--na_- MNaUl,-r:*ii������lw___B_a HI il When, you want to clear your house of flies, see,that you get 1 i ' * __ Imitations are always ���������A unsatisfactory. . J 4 3 "J I i m THE'ALBERTA'HOTEL 715 MAIN ST., WINNIPEG A few doors south of C.P.R. Depot Rates'$1 .������0 to $2.00 per day Cuisine unexcelled Hot and cold L water In every room -* ������_H-Be������_H_������la__Ma_M '-Hotel practically Fireproof gw m ffin.ii ts utTnw wm wfti. liWTMBRs **W ������P������������r-aat.������Aj*9,*4ihAii _ WS" tab* iJii*?: GDuvbai\rkttt; cofeaa wind gdiac ������* ������Ttbttb_rt>r������mcdy,fcr MAMaffi^RU,** fg-g-M**- banaMe- B������ rare ������������d ufc ������* **__*��������� kind. _w������_ljHSjrec������nU* wttt*. THE JOHN INGLIS C0.s Limited Engineers and Boilermakers Boilers of all kinds���������Engines; Pumpfl, and Heavy Pla������.a Work Writ*? un for Prices 14 SiTsfchan Ave., Toronto, Canada L If you want to purchase a carload ' -* of ; Good Ontario Appto Communicate with * It. H. DAWSON 90 Golboufwe Street. Toronto A Puzzle *- Ma,caught pa kissing the hired girl. What's she going to do about it? That's the trouble. - She doesn't ���������know. She can't make up her mind "whether to get rid of pa or the hired girl. Sometimes she says she thinks she .can ret a new husband easier "than she ecu get a new servant. ier tor' _ie cmidreu, v/Uu when growing up, rejoice In parents who can he keen and interesting coo- panioiis. Thus said Rev. C. H. Grundy, M.A., weU-_no"A<n as a lecturer and the popular vicat of St. Peters Bronkley. England,' to" a representative a few days-ago " >. * , But do no(t therefore think, he went on. that I am encouraging the youthful ��������� folly" or improvident, marriage, which so often leads to misery. At the same time, why should people want to start married life on a grand and showy scale .instead of "being content to work their way up by degrees. The real fault is tbe extravagance ot bachelorhood. , The v/orn* ecpnomy iia not in the dictionary of .many m������*n until they think of marriage. AH nion should begin to prepare finH.icIa.lv for marriage the moment th������������y begin to earn money. The habit of thrift thus formed will be quite as valuable; and helpful as the money saved. You say that perhaps a t girl has been brought up according to standards of comfort that necessitate a certain salary in the man she is xo marry, in order that she shall not suffer by the contract; and I made it a big noin** at one of my recent lee- tures that a'register should be kept containing t>e names of young ladies who are willing to take husbands who possess rarticuiar incomes? Thus the men-would know which are ihe $1500 qt the ?rf00 a year girls, aud comprehend" In which section to look. That proposal was not received with favor by some of those present, but I may say1 that my matrimonial hur- etu���������-w-leli id- really designed tc do nothing more than *brlng young couple together by correspondence ���������has proved successful beyond my expectations. Aiready i nave had 340 lette _���������some from the Colonies��������� and on<? bappy pair will be leaviing shortly t* mr.ke a home in Australia. Do I advocate State encouragement or regulation qf early marriages? No sir, I most emphatically do -*ot; we cannot have the policeman to control our love affairs. But what I do-wish to in sis*; upon is that, parents might do much more than they do to foster early marriages. iror the longer I live the more I am shocked at the ei.|i,������*������������.^-fl ***- ������������.������..fir,i_ ��������� + TKj*v tt.4-.1- nr* 1 v w������������������-4��������������������������� -* *-- j- ��������� ~ .-���������-.-, -���������.-,, .. ��������� ������, keep the gir'<-* about them in the home instead c iettitig them earn their livings, but too often they seem to take a selfish delight in opposing their natural xnatiimonia! yearnings. ������*,_ . A.��������� AU ,4.-... A- *.��������� . ��������� _, ., iue JdiuBi un.e-i w ������*.������._ ilia c_aai_u- ing daugoter about with him, or the mother, id'anxious to make her assist in the household management���������and, In any case, they1 do practically nothing to help her to meet eligible partners And yet it is often the case Hh'-'t such home-staying girls .know next" to nothing of practical domestic worlc or economy���������how to market wisely, how to test the goodness of articlt*1-- before buying what quantities o������ things are requisite for varying num-ers oi people, and so on��������� and thus they go on and on, immersed In petty pursuits, until fbey are really not eligil-le^as wives. In my opinion, parents can B_ardly begin too\early to train their children for marriage. What? No, I don't think I go quite so far as' Lceky, who advocated child-marriage, under cer- Th<s Fresh Air Fund '^ - Mrs. Noopop���������Charlie, what "do you think? Dad'n just sent us a $100 cheque for oir* new baby? Wasn't that good of him? "** * Mr. Noopop���������I should say bo! I'll write at once and thank him for his contribution to the fresh air fund. Within the past few qays a fifth survey paity has been sent out of Van- ceuver by Chief Engineer Callaghan of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. This latost expedition is made up of 18 men In charge of Mr. F. G. Ashe- an experienced operator 'on location work in mountain country. Its field ot action will be southwest of Liiiioet and is s'Ud to be the roughest district ec'-uied by cbe projected railroad. Those already at work are near "West Vancouver and'northeast of Newport it the head of Hove Sound. Mlnardls liniment Co., Limited. Gentlemen.���������In June, 98, I had my hanr* OJi/j tirr.1 gled by a vicious horse bitten and badl> _aaaaa- T.ne Worst Case The worst case of mixed metaphor known, said .a .teacher of English at the University of Pennsylvania, was the output (ft Sir Ellis Ashmcad Bart- lett, who belonged to a Philadelphia family .\ Sir Sails" oaec wrote to tbe London Times:" ~ * The concert,of the powers in China Ib a m-ere delusive screen, agreeable in sound, very tickling to the ignorant ear, calculate 1 to dra-w the cheers of the groundlings, but which reaily serves only aB a blind to ourselves, as- a cover for ministerial inaction as a sounding board to tell, our foes of our plans, and as a lever wherewith they are enabled to checkmate our policy. Imagine, ended the instructor���������im- WHAT ARE t&M DNEYS FOWif- io-uii-er system perfect condition? poisons from the blood. .terpOiBonoua acids ana frsste matter Ireni %tur < "What rhappens'" if the kidneyi ---*--* ,pe.._, , First backache**,,'. j���������.i-j���������vara*r bat ^happens" if the kidneys avo" apt in' Thejrjcannqt properly., filteri_.th# Whnt then7 Bunennij ending pains La the Joints and muscles, frequent headaches, then spots before the eyes, rheumatic f paino,-' tfae_ chronic iidney disease^ in v7hich���������at great tssp^nes' ���������only tctriporiufj' malna lob ire how. Finally^ coa-- rcmature death. .- * ������ "_S5 - .^t^tcJW'^tIl'&.^^eJ?.J3Ji5_������5tl _sy������ begin to warn of their -anheoltby conditionYis to'1 -take DR. CLARK'S SWEET NITRE FILLS. They wU! help the kidneys and keep -, tbem healthy for the future. Sold everywhere at fifty cents a box or mailed direct by y.j j& THE MARTIN, BOLE & WYNNE OO.. WBNNBPCG, CANADA J|,;Yg*|^ agine a ucieuu uuiug uu mai-i ������_������_^ a _^i_f _^if_ jf**WT������<*. W������fV i suifered greatly for several days and the tooth cuts refused to heal opti. your spent gave me a bottle of MINARD'S LINIMENT, which I began using,., The effect was magical; in five hours the" pain had ceaseci and in two weeks the wounds had** completely healed and mv hand and arm were as well as ever. YoUri-s. truly, a Tn wnv 41. A-4 . . A-V^r A . Carriage Maker. St. Anto'ne, F.Q. 9_as:hkk j;iik_15 mm? 5. S^m. 4_ia-m**;**** ms> *.*. mm.mx TELLS OF CURES AMONG HIS PUPILS THAT WERE REMARKABLE Raw, Infl-i-ned, Itching Skin h ed and Healed by IYD Sooth- A Stick for a Hump Swing a stick to cure a hump, phy- pical or mental. A well known physician recently stated that fewer round shoulders would be observed in f our young men of to-day could they but cultivate the habit of carrying a stick. As will easily be seen, the use of a walking stick inevitably pulls back the arm. And so, quite naturally, too, the chest is pushed forward, thu_ allowing of its expansion. Whereas the man who carries nothing is ��������� invariably nervously conscious of his hands. And to hide them away somewhere puts, them in his pockets.- ���������_���������__ *��������� **.** ������a_ j���������*a������_# aa%������*__a% liiHi/c. NMnn nia.ui J*?- IMm.mr. , '���������saamm-mm-Tzggii **^ >?_.*** ii' *;?l-i rl!ACE?C mJ-Tt-fEWTi What happen^ By>the very action ��������� = ;���������= :.!:*-;.*;:. .-5 "���������;���������!������������������ S ������������������"���������������������������������'- a*55 ��������� I nr thrnut tip" Vila Via���������.aIc in Tile, nnnlrat Entirely Orlqlnal Do you consider Wobbleton?s humor original, tunics? asked uubbieigb. Sure it is, said Binks. Absolute- lv. I don't believe there is any humor- in existence that antedates Wob- hleton's jokes. Barber'!-* Itch is a form of Ringworm, wnich wnen once started, is most annoying and unsightly, ��������� and most ditneuit to cure. Barbers often refuso to shave anyone having this disease, 'ior fear of passing it on to ' other customers. *_ V, 1 > Requisite on the - Farm.���������Every farmer and stock-raiser should keep a supply of Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil on hand, not only as a ready remedy for Ills in the family, but because it is a horse and cattle medicine of great potency. As a substitute for ed by colic it far surpasses anything that can be administered. ue onngs ms shoulders into tne line of a slouch, and so ^o a stoop. But to be at all efficacious the walking stick carried must be of ordinary size ���������that is-to reach as far as the hip. A shorter stick tail- iu its*" mission. Por either it Ib swung in the hand, with the other hand in the pocket, or .__\i������u-Sc���������l_^-r,1-0 :%? r* ��������������� ** carried high under tne arm, w-tb Not fo������" Him Jones���������I dare you , to gq o"������-er and speak* to that lady over there. Tames���������Not on your life_. That's my wife. and. besides, we- ain't speak- in'. Did you know that Miss Belle gave Jones some apparel? How odd. How was it? Well, first she* grave him ths mitten and then she gavs^hlm ths sack. ��������� " ' keep the skin Wonderfully soft and healthy hy applying Dr. Chase's Ointment. Just read what this teacher has to say about the healing power of Dr. Chase's Ointment. Mr. Chas. C. Poirier, Upper-Cara- quet, N.B., writes���������"Two' years ago while teaching at Shippegan I caught Barber's Itch. 'J. friend told me Dr. Chase's Ointment would cure me, as it had him. When I went for a box I thought ir dear, but when I found how "cod it ���������"-'as I thought it cb6*?.p. "Not only was I cured by that single box, but it also cured two of my pupils, and this too quickly to be believed. One of them, a girl, had a runninc; sore on the ehin, which the both hands buried deep. Clarice���������Why, you proposed to May iast night, with those same words. . Vance���������Oh, darling, that was only a tryout, this is the* first professional performance. . contains no oil or tar.!! Is cleaxi., - i^-^l odorless, waterproof, germ and -5^4-il? vermin proof and practically ���������"!'-~-M Indestructible. Makes houses draft-proof, *&s$ to heait, and -_ comfortable *tto' any weather./(1^| Ask vour dealer to showvoii *��������� " * a sample, or write for sample V and Booklet to the ea ? THE S_4_Ki_AKB, _*ASNT C@? ��������� of Ceuatta, limited, '' i . Sen-eel. Wianfpeg,. Calgary, Yaneraver. ' Ho coaxed her one morning to fly; They fell from half way to tho sky. When aske*"* to explain She replied with much pain: It almost Itilled he and I. ���������Chicago,- Record-Herald. CANCEM! _ . - -.'*"*-.<_-3i: Bosk Fares. A ���������������t- -.������*i Home treatment removed ^Vsj lamp *-omthislady*B"breasl > ti Old sores, ulcers end. ", , ., _. KiTowia* cored. Describe -., y������nf trouble j -we will send book and testimonials. f> ���������r THE CANADA CaNCER INSTITUTG. Luairci*. ''ti JO CHMRCKfi.!. ������VE.. TuSunTu . - ;~ '' ���������������������������'��������� ��������� ������������������ '.. *fe * T ������: can After we acknowledge that there are several sides to every question we cinch our mental narrowness by aggressively adhering to our own J Near Dorchester, England, there arej ftl*.������?1??,?2"a^.nl stflct 8UPerv*f; ������ ^������,ni������a n* o PimK.-! t������mn-hith������si.t.r<.f iOTia> ���������>������*��������� Ido t^nk ev������ry man ought to marry the moment he has sufficient means, itnd a sense of responsibility the remains of a Roman amphitheatre capable of holding 13,000 people Senor Gonzalez Garza, under-sec- refary of the Interior of Mexico Is a matter-jf-fact man who has, the habit of holdir.g his mouth,open. The otser da.y Secretary of tne interior Gonzales' walked Into Ga."za _ bfllce anri oxc-aimed: Old chap, you have yoar mouth open! I know It. * replied Garza, not look- ���������ir.R up fr_m his writing. I opened It myself thl~i morning. other had s certify to the cure of tbese cases." Wherever there, is Itching skin or a sore that refuses to heal you can apply Dr. Chase's Ointment with positive assurance that th* results will be entirely satisfactory. The soothing, healing power of this great oint- ���������*._���������.������. S_ l������..lw -nc-.n.'ls���������r*',-.-! ���������fin - *t*0"? IllCUl AO A AAAjr .. v..*.*~������ a*... m.^. .m m^... at all dealers or'Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. to Insulted Visitor���������Never say die! Boston Boy���������I commonly refer the dissolution of .the vital force. to When Slmpkinc read in the news- jiaper ab^ut the cricket club, he confessed that he didn't know, thajt the olaket carried a/club.-.- ,,' ���������Y W6 egotistically Imagine that, the th^ga wo do make the world go TOUhd; But Isn't tho world, round ..-anyway?.-?.V'' ;,; ?���������'"��������������������������� ...- ? ?���������', and has found Miss Wright Yes, I am aware that child-marriages have been allowed in Turkey, and that In Spain and Switzerland, for example, a girl o*? twelve is considered of marriageable age. But I do not make a xoint of age so much as of the fulillment of the above conditions; and when I hear people- saying that marriage Is too reoponslble an, undertaking, and that it may handicap a man in his budineBB carr>������r, I tell him that it Is only when a man is faced by the Imperative necessity for effort that he puts his best foot forward. , ��������� No. sir, I am not a relation of that, ancient klll-*foy,: the:' world-renown ed Mrs. Grundy! No? nm I hy any means a kUI-joy. Yoii may sum my motto, up, In a phrase: Prepare the young,with all possible care for the rpatrlmonial plunso'. ? >: In trotting up the total'we find that we'v.e always got our * share of the close decisions! After all there is this to be said for Jonah: He was not fishing on his own hook. Oldtimer���������Is your married, life one, grand sweet song? Newlywed���������Well, since our baby's been born it's Peen like ail opera, full of grand marches, with loud calls for the autho' every night. No fewer than nine newspapers are published in Waterford, Ireland, which is the equivalent of one for every 3000 inhabitants. What's the Use Hub���������I observe by-the newspapers that Governor Wilson has gone Seagirt. Wifi3���������To see Gert who? I suppose you mean some relative. Might Mean That Mrs. Esi * with ssewsT,a-r'er)������������������Hprs is an awfully funny typographical error.- It 3ays. Mrs. Rich awoke about four o'clock and beard'strange noises in the house. ' Exe���������How do you know it's a typographical error? Maybe lt means that she heard her guests snoring. forced to obsen Cheap Living* A European correspondent 'Off-'TSae-*.' New York Evening Post writes that paper as fellows:���������I am - eonstantl������!$f cases where^grear.*5������i! ���������^ a.a. _ . aV_ ' . _ . - .i������i������ uy i.u������ uuuuuuiUlCB OI*' -Cgs-l the old idea that living; is cheaper IsiK? Europe than in America..' It is stjll>3! true, though less so than it was'eves: *-{4j five years ago,-that almost everybody ;������ in Europe doetj'llve cheaper than peo-^ pie of the same class ���������in America; J?������r' but that is not a matter of economical��������� but.of human nature. _ ,~\\~ Mlnard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. Everybody knows that Methuselah was tho oldest man, but even the Bible l������ rpUcent about tho oldest wo- uian, .- . .'���������,,;,.-.,;.;. '������������������.���������,.,-., . v - -.'. :..'-:,-, ��������� A 'Vory ���������_ccnt-mlndcd professor was Ib'ualjy cn_ag6d In solvlnfr a BClcntiiic ���������problem when the, nurHo hastily open- *>(l tho library-���������- door aiid announced ;n. Brent Tamily ovont; " ,, -, Tho Uttlo stranger bos ?arflvod, T-rofes'sor ' ' .' ?'i '.'?������������������,,-. Eh?.Hcilu Uio pi'Ofuimoi'. ��������� ���������':��������� ��������� Y It In ii. Uttlo boy snld" the-nurse. Tjlttlo boy, llttlb boy. muaod the pro- fcuaov. Well, ask him what ho vaptB. ' ���������'������������������;'������������������, '.'"' ��������� '���������' y;'-': ^Mr. E. Farrlngton, chief clerk In tho trainmaster's office of tho Grand Trunk Railway at Ottawa has accepted the position of chief clerk and secretary to Mr. J. P. Kirkpatriok, Grand Trun!: Pacific' Superintendent at Regina. Mr.-Farrlngton has left for the west accompanied by Mc Roy Delisle, formerly a clerk In the Board of Railway Commissioners who Is also cn,tcrin������** Mr. Kirkpatrick's . office. to Have you made any sacrifice demonstrate your,patriotism? I have, replied the St. Louis man; I bot c,n tho home team regularly. Ill lie Within tho liiHt, ton dityt*-.toiegm oommunlvuitloni; havo boon oHt.aVi.J for the first, time bctwpon tbo, Jtown ' bf il^ort Geor|<o situated ton thoi siVotlon of j,tho Grand. Trunk Pttoyic's /main lllno west of the .UocUIoh w1\fcli la pllil nmliM' noimlru-'tlon and the. out- Bide world. It la dllfictilt for thoso who have novor known tbo lack of llioivc fao-HtiloH to,roall**o juut how an iuijK'i'Uuil i'l'out Ihla Im In Hit- lifo ot n new town. WIndHoi liorkflhlro, MnRlahd, hne boon tho homo of Ennland's Sovor- olgnH for more tlfan olght oonturlos. ^^_]TS-K_������a!w\������i | , mx. m ftUflSe I mowSW im. ,l���������m^���������mr'tm^H���������imlk���������m��������� *"\ ���������MNHUIU���������T-' BTB OT**^ ������***, (_ ������^*A Troad soft lij - Step safely. Hpt-Wcathcr Heuiiewlfery It" is every .woman's, ambition to look spotlesuly fresh and, dainty, in warm weather' To do this sho miiBt havo a cons.tnn* supply of clean blouses, and ir ������hc bo' thrifty, these she 'will w.uali herself.. For this soap-jolly will bo found to be Invaluably economical and simple. Tho Hoap should bo ������hroddod : Into a basin, and allowed to melt until clear "of tampH.-'>' It-should thfin be run off Into a jiu*. When .using, I" a quart of wator n quarter of a pound of tho soap-jelly will be aufflolent. Then, Wo,-nothing'looks moro dowdy than a Rown which has faded. A little salt in tno, wator win sin. blue, whllo alum helps groon to retuln itn color. Ox, Ball la luIalUblo for Kroy and brown, and hay water will prevent tun or brown linen and holhuul f-*om changing thoir ahadca. It may not bo known, also, that while wash.j-ifj* kIovqh should always bo allowed to dry with a little oo.ip ln thi-t-m. Thl������ prevent** "undue Mti*.'- fiiiilu;,;. Tltny .slimill bo drawn ovor the hands sllirhtly damp to pull thorn Into Hhapo. White veils, whon washed, should n filth or b������ manglod nor Ironod. Carefully strotohoa, thoy 'Hhouid b������ wound tlRhtly round a tube of ourdboard or papor, whllo still damp. Whon dry, thoy will bo ��������� obBervcd to havo auffcr. oil neither, from toaru nor utifiinjuH, T^iR^^ Unlucky Number for Dakota Woman mm*)******** 1 IriTtc daw DiinniPD car r< I CMbodu itva tm^mtmti femttines I I of cars paw Mcels. IM������ 2 I voice? 9*m*m*m iiiiiiiiii������'iiwwaii������w>��������� -r-\ iSaim" I tut,,]' ��������������� IDJUCOU I find that my nunbund Iiuh boon havliiK tho otlico boy to call mo up ovory day and mumble terms of on- dcarment. That's a nlco way to fool hla wife Ho's boon away from tho UHlCii inuiuou. 1T������,.������ l������ ll O.ftf ������.������,, .lliln't nnflco M14. WjN.U. 914 m busy at bridge ovory day. *i and I'vo boon having tho coolc antwor 1 thQ Jolophonog, , , , ,y The question 'whether the number "13" is rciilly more unlucky, than any. other number has hover been entirely settled.. A So. Dak. woman, after thirteen years of mlctt-ry from drinking coft'oo, found a way to break'-, the "unlucky spoil," Tc-a is just as Injurious' n coffee bocauao lt contulno caffeine, tho drug tn coffee. She writes: "For thirteen' years I havo; been a norvouu wreck from drinking coffco. My llvor, stomach, heart���������In fact, my whole sy-itom being actually poisoned hy It. * ��������� v "Last your,I was-confined to my bed for six moiitbi*),. Finally It dawned on mo that coffco causod, the trouble. Then I bo������an using Pnatum instoad of ooffoo, but with Uttlo faith, ns my mind wu.i In Hiioh u, condition that..! hardly knew wiial l.o do noxt.. ���������"Extreme nervoumioaB und falllnp; eyesight cnueed mo to loso all caur- ntcco. In about two weeks aftor I quit coffee und betsun to uao i'oatuiu, I wno able to read and my hond felt clour. 1 am Improving all the tlmo and I will bo a strong, woll womnn yot. "I havo fooled more than ono por- non with a riollcIouH cup of Postum. Mra. 8. wan tod to know whoro I bought my fine coffee. I told hor my p*roco- had It and whon alio found out It waB -Postum alio has usod lt over sine"-?, ar.d her norvoR are' build- in B up nno. , "My brain !s hItoiik, my nerven Htuiuly, my umiotHo kooiI, and bo^L of nil, I onjoy auoh sound, ploimaut aloop.'* Name prlvon by Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Ont, Got tho little book In ...... ^> . , .,,.,,...������ .. J_Jll__,t, , A IAV, AAUAllI .y ........ ...^ , Tlififrt'ii n T*f4.nii4-n> " E-'cr read tho abovo letter? A new one appoaro from time to time. Thay ������ru a������r*ulne, true, antl full of human lnttr������;t.. ���������' The prima donna who car. reach the high notes Is able to reach also the high bank notes of the manager. ___-_.4_.^MH-_-_-M tfr-i.iL.ri ������������������- ** *" A Standard Mediclno.���������Parmelee's' Vegetable Pills, compounded of entirely vegetable substances known to have ^a revivifying and salutary effect upon the digestive organs, have through years of use attained so eminent a* posltioi. that they rank as a standard medicine. Tho ailing should remember this. Simple in thoir composition, they can be assimilated by the weakest stomach and aro certain to have a healthful and agreeable effect on the sluggish .digestive orsaii3. 1 That Mocha Myth -. ���������* Twenty coffee expertB testified In Judge Land!s_ court In Chicago, that the world It Is 200 years old. The last shlpmont from Mocha oil! local grown c-iffoo took placo that m^ny years ago ' This Is no now.i to those who know coffee. We have oft heon told that tho unto Brazilians .ralao a special Mochaoaque bonn, which they ship to Aden, whence lt Is re-shlpped to the world under the magic name of Mocha. Tho world has looked blandly on at this, has bought coffee, drank It and tractuhly called lt Mocha. Othor coffco countries may havo similar schemes. In a wan! Mocha 'coffco has coancd to bo a .Hmigraphlcal namo'and has become a more trado niimo for a trade article. A Richmond woman has In her employ a colored cook who has managed to break nearly every variety of article that rhe household contains. The mistress' patience reached the limit recently v*;he_ she dlscoverel that the dusky servitor had broken the thermometer that hung on the front porch. Well, well, sighed the lady of the house in a most resigned way, youv������ managed to break even the th-*"*m- ometer, haven't you? The maid replied in a tone equally resigned: Yessum; and now we'll have to take the,weather as it comes, won't we? An American and a Scotsman were discussing the extent of frost .exper- ?'-'^ ienced< in the north of Scotland. Why, it's nothing at all compared ���������", to the' cold we, have ih the. States^, said 'the American. I recollect b_e*_&_ ���������,r���������4-���������_ m|,nn ��������� ���������l,-.~.r. J..-__1_'_ M- -'-ii-a1 yy Aii 1.0a nucu a. dudcji, juaaaijauq JuiUJJJ,' * r-t-,J hillock iu. a "field, became suddenly lr*' frozen on the way and stuck in the air %,-,.. ��������� 1.������~*��������� _4> M..1 1 I . ff. .-. U iin.e a jump m. ju������3.v 1 -w v,vr--_, ijvj But man. explained the Sco'tsaaanrM-; the law of gravity wouldn't ullow tb^^jv'd I know that, said the America;*, _titH the law ��������� of gravity was frozen too.' -> Queenatown, Ireland, was formerly?, known as The Cove of Cork, but ���������whe'nK'S. tbe late Queen Victoria paid uT violtVs ;i there ln 1849, it changed Its name.-.;;,?<���������?? .** I. A *��������� He-,^ Is Jones a wise man? Su-ro. ������������-,_}>-s,i Is just running oyer with wisdom. W_"y!x,*:1 he even carries sound cents Jn * Wf" "' pockets. Different . Why did Mrs. Hiifeh Main leavo the room rlgh*- In tho vory middle of her nrKumout about Uio cruuity otkllUiii* uuiiu bliu.i? Oh, who went Into tho kitchen to show tho servant how to drop a llvo lobster into boiling water. Johnny���������Mti, mny T rro down to tho crook? What for, my aon? drown a worm. I want to A highgrade chew foi* those who want something better than-usuaL A teacher In a auburban school hearing a B.nothorqd laugh inquired who dnrod to bo ho rude. Pleaao, ulr, lt was mo, annworbd a loud voice, hut I did not moan It. Hill IHM. IIIMUII (U UU 41.. <|IH)| 1U1A Llll. now an>,vj' tenehor. No, t.ir, I l-j-ui-licd up my hJoovc but I dltl no), know thoro waa n holo in rr.y elbow. "Empire Navy PIujs as an exceptionally choice chewing tobacco ��������� rich, tasty and lasting. ,.... Our vlnlon could Imvo' wider rnnire. If W. M. could this arrange������������������ Millennium J 3. U. Olboy Jielfii������<4 Iiulkiudj) u II You are sure to ���������*Ktnpire JNavy Flug' like ALL LIVE DEALERS IIAVE IT- -V-IV KOUIU ^mmmmmmBmmmmtmmmWmWm^^ ..v-^1i,u.'������.'*-*Mn..-'J.'..iiii,. -I vUw4fMih>iHA,jli| ,)V. :t������ !&*'*!**[" fgj^Sj22^a������2|S____________i_ i^JSjfe^*^il__Li gjj������asaggai- .-..i* -.1 ... ________3E_- m,m*mi*mmm \k>iimm!mm!wktt ���������<���������>���������<������������������ ���������ti::1'-*!'*". sim&WmmmmB il^oiiimiliaM BK'lf,iiliii:'-|,jW'Aili������Wf������ . . ���������-i.Ti^if-iilMrw^^Tniii-Mwi^ii! Bi^.^iiit iniirn_- irt������_iw_ii'- iiiniiaiiainiinii |*a^"aiii^ |l5'.^'s,?:"R?T';V'"K'':^ '^?Y^;*^-^iY'?: -'.ts-Jf ��������� jui\iiiB.mi., .iiii|.ii*u������'ii')j'i .lii'iUiaiiw I'aiwainiUBSWWWatwf n_ ���������r^������*jyir. ������mm^0mV\ia������������3r% ^���������*W_ ������-*%*������������������������_*���������* * ������������������������_. %a������ K/ftV "S^ Publisbeidevery Friday -at Cr������sts&������ British Columbia, by tbe Oreston Print- ng and Publishing Company,Ltd. ^W. B. MC0_URI5 Eaicor ana ju&_ager ���������The Beview iB the acknowledged advertising medium of the Orestes valley, cir culating iu nearly one thousand homes throughout the" Crestoa district and -eaching out in a broad .manner-into otter comir unities. Our advertising rates nre basedbn the scale of the Kootenay and Boundary Printers'Board of Trade. Land ourchase and land lease notices, $7 for statutory ��������� rime. <��������� Diapluy. advertisements. $1 per inch petnibnth; other advertisi-og 10 cents per line first issue and 5 cents per line ih succeeding weeks. Subscription rates ������o.00 a year sn advance. Our, columns;are open to contributions dealing in matters of local interest and the welfare ol thecommunity. O-mtributionB must be brief and signed. * notes Sis-. -^H*_ /<���������*.��������������� X ���������___ -mxxm. . /^St^-m. %x __������_. $ _ ii j v i -w ir*��������� w xvxfsjajity THOS. W.WILBYSTARTS itUIUUIVWIbk iwvti Expects To IViake Trip tn .About Six Week Halifax, N. S., August 28���������At three o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. Thom- Alberta aud convoy him to the British Columbia boundary, -where he will be met-by Mr. Guy Iioweuberg, who will fill I iSfySilKll r I IlSiH ; have charge othhn as far as Castlegar, *where Mr. Job a D. Anderson, another vice-president will undertake to pilot the ear as far as Grand Fork- from -which point Mr. Wilby will have the esustauce of Mr. Jeff Davis. At Princeton an experienced packer will be waiting with horses which it is expected will be necessary in crossing the two divides on the Hope mountains. This part ot tbe trip it. is believed, will be on an automobile trip which he plans to j the most difficult of the whole under- The Leading Hotel of the Frnit Belt YOU v7ill...make no mistake when, you get off the train *- if jtou !sign the register at g the- Creston. Hotel. Travelling men. will j substantiate this. We study, the; comfort of our guests. The rconak are well furnished in a manner up-to-date. , -XWT XTTilV��������� -4.^~A~J Mtm..m* X\.r. t ������V ��������� I? UWJ BWS1OT1U AAyr- *-������������ -4������U U*������ VMV 'W*,V - ���������*������������������--��������� Our Guests I l %*au cfiaam, i headquarters for Mitiing Men, Lumbermen, Ranchers, Tourists I \ a a.nd Commercials. * V L B* Moran Prop. 9 We aim to keep a most up-to-date \sotck. , Notice the following new jBarrivals. ' Handbags in Leather and Velvet Hair Brushes and Bath Brushes New Sponges,and Combs Cut-glass, Water Pitchers and Glasses- etc* Hot Water Bottles and- Attachments* etc., etc. ��������� i Creston Drus&Book Go, __> t the west-era coast? of "y"i_ieouTer taking, and, entt on Island about- six weeks hence;, thereby demonstrating the practicability of the Canadian Highway. He is the .A. ��������������� ������*��������� ym A^A'jr negotiating this obstacle, he will be saei, at the town of Hope, by President W. J. Kerr, who will escort him to -���������������m_������. . u^K.-^__f _an������ of that organization oh hi* automobile. Tnis, and the flag of the Auto- official representative of the.. Canadia���������. iChillivfuck and across ths Eraser ighwsy Association, end flies the pen-1 to Westminster aud Vanoouver. stopping at Westminster long enough to entertain the pathfinder a t a luubheou to be given in his honor* From -fanaimo to the westers coast of Vaseonvw Island uo great difficulty i-3 to be encountered, the roads as far as journey. Co-operating with the ener- j R?Trw_t ���������_������-������ _ei-������ in excelfot-**- eon&i- getic pafhfinder, the btticers of the Cs- j tion An at^pt may ^ mado, to reach aadmn Highway Aasociatioa ha������& pre- ^ ____. _. -L-__ g^--^ -j,ut; \t thia -^ mobile Club of Canada, are the only decorations which he sports. For several months preparations have been going on for this firs: cross-Canada imi:i_-f.n im Tan m ffflnWkll _iSfi&������_ m fi^mmsm^mVn* X ������i y-������ ������������ X. 1-Ufi x otllore -tf) Glothes������������t3ents Furnishings 9S w I������ B _ __. _ ���������������������������<���������������. 1MB������ *mtm%m^m B**_*_tf* 5 _^a* ������������������������_.-��������� uv ��������� RBBIUaT II *!_���������-_��������� ! S-U103UI . 1.1 .UB J UIIU (Best equipped Livery in Town) Ail class of TURNOUTS supplied at short seti*- CUTTERS and BUGGIES for saie and hire. Saddle and pack horses a Speciality. ti .'--^: Feed for sale. Agent for the McLaughlin Manfg>Co4 ^ Horses for sale &*s m ss^&ass i SSSaf i lam nrepared to fill all orders, both by wire and' *cuall, and meet all trains S B . ' '. - - - . .-lmx ��������� m���������m -,������ $ _ W at any honr of the day or night. Commercial men and landseekers, will ^ receive prompt attention - ~T Eli Wt IVS I .1 11 i s *u Bo������i4 -as ������ - -" ' - ~_y_ ' a _ *g ��������� * ��������� _l pared maps, plans, charts, etc, which will be iu valuable to Mr. Wilby. A chain of pilots has also been provided across the continent. Those in Eastern .Canada, as far as the Great Lakes, have oeeu selected by different autoinobiis qlube in these di8t.icts, while west of "this point the men have been appointed by the Canadian Highway Association In moat cases tbe pilot is a member. frequently an officer, of the association, and it is his intention to accompany Mr. Wilby for at least one hundred miles on his journey, resiguing his services as guide when the district . served by another officer is reached. There are, of course, great dirfoulties . to be met with on the journey. For weeks it seemed ub if the trip would have to be abandoned as there seemed no possibility of getting beyond tbe Great Lakea, short of shipping the ear over the railroad or ou one of the boats plying on the inland soa, but a few days ago Mr. Wilby was advised that a party ; which had been Bout out to thoroughly investigate conditions in that locality, had reported that a routo which appeared to bo passable had at leugtb been located. Before leaving Halifax for his western destination, Ivir. Wiiby was presented ���������with a number of letters to be delivered ������ en route, these being from acting Mayor Martin to roprcr.cutativo western men. One of these letters is to His Royal Highness the Duke of Connaught, patron, And another to Mr. W. J. Kerr, President, of the Canadian Highway Ahho- Olotion. Valuable assistance is being given by Victor Pucker, editor of tho Modern Pirwe* Magazine, of Winnipeg, who haa voluntooicd to pilot Mr. Wilby for 100 miles outaido of Winnipeg. Mayor Floming, of Brandon, haa arranged for a pilot from his town for n considerable distance westward, whoro ho will relinquish his task to the Regina pliot. Member* of the, Medloiue Hat Automobilu rM-.V m..r. mm ���������������!������������ ������������Vi������������wi������f< r*f Mr WilViT-in uot feasible, the journey will come to an official end at Strathcona Park. CANYON CITY NEWS Wholesale Provisions, Produce, General Commission-Merchants NELSON - B. -Miss V.. McLeod*;-tqBCh������r of������the Canyon City -330001 spent labor day at Nel- son. - ���������- *- Con Hall is erecting a fine new house y[\BB6B Annie and Etta Johnscn left for ��������� Miss Beaulah Clarice of Creston *is 'i x ���������������������������t> *-���������" spending a few days with Mr. end-Mrs'. Emhree. ' " ��������� '*' ���������iininiiiiTiiiiiiuiiiiminimniiiiiiiiiiT - nm iiiiiiiiiiiiim.ii u iiiiip - -- |i||ta|||^^ riimrrniniiimniii[(i|HilHlTil'aillll|IIHI||HH ������!trii i ���������!���������_���������!! j iiii] iii i _'!i!!i;i|iiii_���������_���������_��������� iii nnnT li i il \ ou his property here.' Geo. Hurry was called to Nei-:on, Wednesday by the serious illness ot'his ivife. . Mrs. Willis arrived Sunday from Spokane. Mr. Willis is the mill.foreman aud has been here about two months. T. H. Hickey and family moved to Creston yesterday, where he has charge of tho Mercantile Livery. Many reports have been received of the residents here killing some Hue deer thiti season. B. Chambers sad G. Loach being the first lueky ones on the list. The work of stumping and clearing tbe site for the Crnyon City Bohool is nearly completed and' work will soon bo commenced on tbo now building. Born, at Nelsou, Monday September 2, to the wife of Geo. Hurry, a daughter. Calgary Thursday. Paul Hagen made a trip toCreBtop Thursday. TTTTT iiiii Trnnrnr iiiiiiilii Tmnnm milium iimiiiiiiiimimimni!! iiiiiimiiifiniHiii EXTENSION OF, TIME i NOTICE is hereby given that >the time for the reception of tenders for the oonstruotion of the Victoria Hurbour,' B. 0., Breakwater, is extended to Wednesday, September, 18, 1012. ' > By ordor, , '>������������������������������������: B. C.v DESBOOHERS, Secretary. '������������������ Department of Public Works, v -27452 Ottawa, August 23, 1912 W. P. Holme*, formerly of OrcstdrV aud D. L. Allen of tho Canadiun Bank of Commerce of Cranbrook spent Sunday and Monday iu Crouton, , pns is the Wori^erful New ^^ -hat has made such a sensatlba throughout Western CariadaY Made of highest grade Saskatchewan wheat, in the newest, best-equipped, largest mill on the prairies."'?-y- y Made witlj the determination to give users better flour-value, greater certainty of baking-success, fuller satisfaction >yith the final result, whether with biscuits, cake or bread.- Housewives throughout all the West admit that Robin Hood Flour gives all this. , Therefore, Madam, it is the flour for you. , y This flour cannot be described in an advertisement. We use this paper merely to give the introduction-r-to say*: " Let us make you acquainted with, Robin Hood Flour." ; it t������ the sruapanteed flour. If you are not aatlpfled with It after two folp tr:ala, Mk your crooer tor your monoy baok, He will fflyo It to you. Add moM watei* than usual whon usln_ Hobln Hood Kloup. Mado of euoh taa_d,dry whoat, it aoaoroa moro moisture���������produolnff a laripoi*. wmter Ioi*i. The difference between Robiq Hood Flour and other flours ' you have to find out for yourself. T*hat there is a difference every woman who now uses Robin Hood admits. '��������� ROBIN HOOD n������LLS, Limiied Calgary liooseJaw M DUCK CREEK NEWS J. Blinoo of Creston ngont for tho Ooltbtrcoin ooUito nurtsurica -,vaa down ono day laBt week taking orders for nursery stoolc. Paul Ofner mado a trip to Calgary on Sunday returning Wednesday. Although tho weather was far from what could bo desired a largo crowd took iu the iulxjj.' day oelubratiou at MrAat/in MoMflAV, T. M. Edmondflon has on display in S. A. Spoors window, six onions which ' \ m ���������, ��������� woigh 10 pounds U ounces or an aver- ago of 2ft pouude ������ piece. For Sale by CRESTON MERCANTILE CO. T?.cv. I-tbil*'' wont, to Nelson W"dno?*- <lay to attend tho Pronbytory. Ho ro- turnod today. ���������Get your coriander uikJ mustard seed, your Tannoric, Chillies and ginger .......... ..,,.,1,11...... ,.H ...... .... 4 AAA* 4.AAW A4AA4AAAAAJM, WUMMWMM. 4^ ... . -,. . A,|,UU1II. ^JfllHY should you get your job printing done away from your home town w^ when it can be done here in Just as neat a style as anywhere, on as good quality of paper and at reasonable prices. We will have your work ready when promised. CRESTON PTG & PUB. CO. m wm m imx iiiiiniiiiiniiw .un i,n inn, iaihwi.i.i,.. mi, im mmxmmmmmimmiimimimmmimmxmmmmxmxmim ^^^jyi^jij^^a|M^|gjyj|^^J^jj22^_j ^^-^a."S;S3,.':^:.*W*l������������������������i-* *m*mm*mv*m*aaiaami n___ s "ti fl-'fti -' >*- la"'1 v r.i^f"F-������������������w-i-r. ������������������ -r , r ^ 4,j; -f-l* "������ Tf l������fJ JTS M J* 1 I l?. ���������'-���������*������. * - i-i it- War ** 'j-*' f** ^ ^ * *���������' ^ ii Jl J tf V V ^C .Y i?"5 A"\i*rtif- "������>''"i '_> '*--. K'irVl-^r ^* *-lSs>Sa������ill'9iwi, vKll** ,.T**1 '"t-7'-' V-*V,_ny������!l.,������_r������wji,_> , . j y. '������Y~ >i < - r ' ' ��������� v* * - ' *_--.,������ ~r; . ��������� "* ������ ���������I ��������� , - j2*^_"������"'-r*'-*������:?-IW ^^^S-^l^ ". l-i������ *?���������>������������ aii35_ SiW'-i _;.__" yv.. jl >/** _ _ ��������� ^* _*___ tun, creston REVIEW, ^ I !*���������,_������������������������] -*_HSL_ QUESTON, B. C. _i__MC_ji������. ij������. j*k*- ?V!any Attractions For Nelson Pair a 1 I S 1 THE HOME o'f thb. ' ��������� TRANSIENT COMMODIOUS SAMPLE * ROOIWS 'The dining room is strictly up-to-date and the bar supplied with onlv the best brand of goods. ', ������ I- ���������m I _. _a ~ I S "* _������A-_ _M A AfV 4������^ _-_> # r / ���������*:-;it;:i .*i*������i'*_������_i .4^1 '���������I'm-B "v x ������ "l . I IT iM-it-fQC -tWYIT trt TM������ ���������ana*"!���������l-fc^��������� - ^^"^^ '"^f^-********** .Tr _^_* mmmmxj hehlon^^piiesuoiiu^f, '/Seven depisf and six mjttifsfif* WO)* Wt*ik.to_c_hiie, lUMjrtraled Dautyri ������. 3eeyr for Prenm>iti. laeisni ���������} |.:.**-.'a l.i!-.-;-s i:':':':!? K-:**:*3 5-i-:-:-*: I-:::':-.! tat E*I*i*,_*>l.< 1 Hiiiijiiii! S:i:j!*:0 Progressiveness has been the motto of the committee of this veAr's Fair at i f I Nelson, B: C, Sept., 23 to ,28th, and with that idea in.view, they have^for many . months been planning Bpvel funfutuo ...v.:������u ...:n u��������� ;*x..���������A..*.f.A \\avo ���������"���������.-mm v, .4,l.u\ mil %nj AAIUJLA/VAAAA/.*'* mmm. ��������� for the first time. These features not only include many new exhibits, rac������te and prize contests but also an entirely new brand of free attractions. The committee has this ye������-r selected some' of the most famous vaudeville acts that are to be seen on the stages of America or Europe. Selecting their j������ Aotti aa fhav tin fvnm f ho V.i_ _������bI trmii;lp- I ��������� rf ��������� .. oa gj ville headquarters in the country, th^y have secured somo novel, interesting and highly diveraing features, which will be absolutely free to all -who at* tend. Acrobats of marvelotss skill- comedians who can make a mummy laugh, the best .of music and many other novelties will be introduced. All these attractions are absolutely freo to those who attend the Fair,. They will seeperformers tbat are seen, in~*the biggest theatres or circuses in * - \ the United States, a highly interesting day, full of wholesome amusement can v.��������� 1.....1 i.~ ...ii _i 4.4.J*. a t\ x r~-i <^Kt AAM^A A.J> ������������AA TV AA1A atUbCIAU. 4L4.AJ. XX\JV XC.SJT \ * to mark tbe date, and last hut not least,* do not fail to attend. No doubt the chief attraction will be the At r >plane, Atuator Edwards has been secured ai considerable expense, to make daily Aeroplane flights from the fair groudds. Semi-ready Suits * TaBvfCialordei" II* Ttflrtxl 1* BO tewi'tptAr note !��������� your towa yea way have 25eml-:eadr mlt made to ?oot ppeelal qiAw fiom p^j- tuina. Bend (or ' Klng'a Own** ������i*ie* aalta at 320, "Witt style book aad self- tneaJarina; fonna.' Cuaianteed. W4 at .,.. ..^.m m.l^. ........m.l.m9x tm f....J. A^ftvAl jfaka f*Qm .wo *.J ,m mmvm, .ill On* (ot yooftt Swnl-ready Llmliei, ____B������m_r**__J, G. _red Johnston, Penile. B. C ������^55^������-iaii_--S''S^i5S:������^-SS-ii-5''3ii--S'; aw-7iw,J>i_bWi AIM M, MJ? **\s rr T^lV T; _s_. ��������� Si &fi s m mm xrm t.-x** t xrgmi 4 S*Ai JL JULTM4m * \S xfJUiXxJ^. Ak Vfa������4A-������ m m^xm.. \S -i.tt"*_; - _. 9 HEAVY cySNNUAL ^BmEARERS^ * m __>Uf1irrier irruiiisisr ~r - -. (ST9 i/XWUV-iWAfuiv ana .njsivz ^.^...Ji ������TPt*f_ ������ s v/ocn-ty XmXpmT.frnmm- ? B0_r 43. Cp������/o������ Under Experts of <Boih Sedtor.s U* " ', ''Ci'i HI - j* 7t ll��������� .. ._ S x ������������<S.ajS2J ���������ffi*' - 5j^jt3_ Ur"������ X *"_,- - -. A������-_iV. YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND the loth Annual 'eison Fr at Nelson B. C. SEPTEMBER 24*-5-6-7 SPECIAL FREE ATTRACTIONS iM^i i* m������mxxtx j mm mxx ������������������ m ������r M.J>������.4ia������ - _-. siae;&**���������& w^*,' xxm.fx.4fmx a.T*A l*r^A������.������ a^������.^vv. *������ W m j. juui *.ai������ Jt<ai4v Oiuuajuo BURNS' GOi-PLETE ��������� B imiias B Ol fill sisrs ifSQimlmm-ir PAUL & I-BRQY, Comedy Horizontal Bar Act ISHIK AWA TROUPE of Japanese g THE INDIANIS TROUPE of Five Beautiful Girls ������ , | KORSE RACING ROCiC DRILLING 8 t ^.m. q-s-,:^^. ^.^j r*t : I I I I , ������ Reduced. Rate^ on all Transportation Lines | j SINGLE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP I i.. D. Smory, Pres., G. Horstead, 3ecy, P. O. Box 3S2, Nelson,- B. C, Sow Burss* Fertilizers And Reap Dollars. Call or send, for onr New Pamphlet which is full of useful information for Fruit Growers etc. *��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� ~~ i_ ftl in lift o f|_ 1 r. SUnSId -s Go. W*faU������M**r%* CRESTON - BIG. Head Office CALGARY; VANCOUr VER; EDMONTON. an I _J-5^^ ������r^2i^s_gp^^sjp������_5������>2fr*������ i ������������������������������������������������ _i# >^i_ i rani\PAAi/ ^1 U11U1 lll/rfl YhmW mttiw&ws^aWiif������ .Rffiw^s&i^i&mw' g ��������� ', C6mPrlsing X25 Acres GRAND FORKS, B. C. | SEALED TSKDERS addressed to the undersigned, and endorsed "Teuder* for the Coustrnctiou of a Breakwater; i_ VlAAl-nmu TTawtinnv ��������� 13 f! ** *M . *>������u.j,������.u. ��������� ^... .*.^,.mm. ������... -. ... . * - ' will be received at .this office until i , * , 4:00 p. m , on Thursday, S8p*"'e'mbei 5, 191<T. for tbe construction Of a breakwater at Victoria Hahmi*k Viotoria, B. \ _ v*. _ - a> ������ * * V ������?4V ___ *4!9^ 4 /_ri/>jg| hi sr������if\ CCA/* ��������������� _l d ilia sSP iSherHea GUARANTEED HOMEGROWN Cellared���������Roots in earth, -no dangler of winter killing - "We can hold your trade." Established idOO by the HON. MARTIN BURRELL . Minister of Agriculture ALL STOCK DELIVERED TO YOUft������ANCH AT CATALOGUE PRICES | Por Catalogue aud Prioe liBt, write to��������� WALTER V. JACKSON, Agent, Creston, B.C. V All - fl IV IBItti M ii-BB Xwrnw'ti. S������_H Drii K. & K. TAKE AU. RISKS *.' tar- NO NAMES Oil PHOTOS USED WITHOUT WIUTI-N CONSENT TCEBotf CJUw 'BIKloliulTl - - * . ���������__) droamB.and 1ob������������*j, Bodlmetifc in urine ���������t oawworn exproulon,, dmflmlnr.'i. refitlnmi nlrtr - paltn, hair looir ��������� A .'.WRECK oai_\vora exprouloiii. poor momory, ......... -.���������.... -���������fl.-jfi,, olmmrmilili* doutd'u J Bloomy, nyooUn .Uoior������, ll* *syo������h "w kldiioy������1rrltablS, pifiplttttloiu ot the haatt, bflal JllmnlUllOll UIO fttOO, ������yO"l BlltUtOO. nOllOWOUniJua. wninviu o4A|44v>������v.ii i Io cou, Ulntrustfiil. tioft ouci'cy nml otroncth, tlroA m<tMlnm; r,"I"tf,*l,,lj2_ mooas. weak mAnhooa, prouiatui-e decay, boao palbs, hair looie, son Y$V :WIU -UB- >������������������ WIIE.CK ^ Our N������w Mathed T������*fttm*nt oan curavou und malco a man of you. Vndw lis innu- dlua-noar. thonotvaa booomo���������atro-nir an nlaiA, no tlmt nciivoulnosa, briBhfulnpaa and doa. tody ������ud Uio morar, pfivBloftl ftiid noxuf.1 ������y������Um������i nro l^^r^^V,ftlL������ iS*������������^*h_!S morovl|nlwft������tofroiAtriftoy������tom. Don'tlolquftolM nnd foldM rob you of your liard earuud dollan*. W������ will ������ur������ you or no pay. , EVERVTHINQ fWVATE AND CONl'IDfcNTIM. KEAuETn lf������ HiAtU-i1 VviiO 1.S3 trcr-tci ���������r^!, "Vlt* **������������������*������������������ ������n "i������r������nri������t opinion Pma ��������������� Clmr-r*. HonWa rVam������������������"!-��������� ���������Qaliicin*MonU������-" (Illustrated) on Serw.* ni.a.aaaof Main. QUESTION UST FOR MOMli Tft_ATMGNT oiiN* ON KiiQUES* Drs KENNEDY&KENNEDY Cor. Michigan Ave. and Grlswold St., Dclro\t, Mich, *Bi|_fcii^^^hiA_.llil,_"l_*��������� IP Alt letters from Canndi\muntbeaddrented IHiK^lill I |l������fWM Iqour Cnundluu Correnpondence Depart* jgprvqggpr, pp|p������n||piip_p������ ineiilj in \Vludno--, Out, Jf you, dcwie to D uae uii vfaiiomiiy-teill ������t ������ur Modlcal IueitUute In Detroit as wo se-j uml treat ��������� !��������� J.A.)*:ip, f*.'.,' , ���������������?������...���������,..*,*��������� ,171-....., ,..1.|^V *.*<+ *<*���������+ ���������r*^-j**f������'***r**wo������rl^t<'*������ #������nn ������������������ **m aaa* a ������aa a am****, a* ���������-��������������������� ������*--nn' ** a������*\Xm*\0+ w������**iuvh ������(-���������������*.���������������.���������i ,*..-������������������������* * - >-v '��������� ������������������ * "# *��������� .*",':��������� >��������� y + mm^ , B I-iiboratory Jw'iCanadian biulneu only, Adclrcaa, pu jcttero s������ wnowe* - 1 DRS. KENNEDY & KOWEDY, WlttOtor. Qnk ^^^tiiatatenttalvatamAArmMa. i ... jiiii ijiiiiiiiinmiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffiBii^^ i Plaup, specificatiou aud form of coa- A___A ___ 1. _ ____ ���������_J 4l^.^__ ���������4J A~_J���������A. tiouu unu uo noou nuu a-jaaaao ui i������uuci t i obtained nt this Department and at the offices cf W. Henderson, Resident Architect, Victoria, B. 0.j CO. Wore- -Old. Ep_ , District Engineer, New vvesimiuBier, W.G.; 3.G. Sing, BBq," District Eogineer. Toronto. Out.; ������T. L. Michaud, Et-q., District Eugmeer, Montreal, Que.; A. Deoary, Esq., District Engiueer, Quebec, Que ; and on applioatiou to tbe Postmaster at Vancouver, B. 0. Persons teudt-ring are notified that tenders svlli uot be considered unless made ou the printed forms supplied, and, signed with' their actual sip-uat-Grcs, stating their ocoupntiou and plaoes of roBidouoe. lu tho case of firms tho actual -signature, the nature- of the occupation, aud fcriaoe of residence of each member of the ilim must he given. Baih tender must he nooompanied by an accepted cheque on a obnrtered bnnlt payable to the order of the Honourable MiniBtur of Public WorkB, eqnhl to ten per cent (10%) of tbo amount ot the tendor, which will bo forfeited If tho ���������por- sou tondorlng doolino to outer into a contract whou culled upon to do so, or ��������� -,- - - . .,', * ��������� fall to complete tho work ooutraotod for. [(the tendor be n*)t accepted the cheque will be roturued. "I'l.������ Jl *....��������� ^1 ...,,.. A .1,., ., .,,.111. 1 ,. ..-���������)# I .. m *.m A.s.������.������.. .������.. ��������� m.m v.v. m A.A.W A^*A414. A.UVIAA A-.4 noaept tho lowest or any tender, Bjr ordor, R. 0. DKStt001-]B)R8, Beoretary. Department of Public Worlcs, Ottawa, AnguHt R, 1012. Newepapors will not bo paid for thi* adveniiioment if thoy inm tt, it without authority'from the Department.-r2a008. w \l> \i'( \mt Vii v*/ i#>? \������ w ikl \i> \��������� ib \mi ���������3mm^mWmfBm\WS*iWmW������m\rm< Bs SffB ! September 13 mnd 2tQ* IBIS TICKETS Por Sale at AM O. P. R. Stations At f 1-3 Fare Good to Return up to the 21ric inclusive Under the Patronage anu Authority of the Provincial Government* of British *��������� s Columbia and the Corporation of tho City of Cranbrook. Llvo Stoclc, Agricultural and Horticultural V' ���������'������������������"- *. \ ti ��������� ' ; ' 'v-'' '"' Products, Arts, Manufactures, Fisheries and Mines TICKETS For Sale at AU C. P. R. Stations At I 1-3 Fare Good' to Return up to tlio 21st Inclusive m \ma i- Xml imi im, \4> TWO DAY'S RACES, BAl.OON ASCENSION. ATHLETIC SPORTS ��������� i Don't Forget the Date September .' 19 and 20, 'J912- A FJve Mile Foot Race for a Silver Cup and $25.00 in Cash Donated by James Finlay &M ~m- ~f "% :*jvair >>*iMti *w. ?? x ;r������i -l-5"-"?!?l -*,--���������- -_ ��������� !..\ V .,' i ���������'iii^tfi ;ti;ftititil ���������mm .���������ti-titimpi '���������������������������������������������ti;^mM ,-v, ;���������.'���������,, -;VA tiZ-ti^titik ������������������-���������'���������:."*.)-.'tI<WM ���������-���������:������������������-.VV ���������������������������VI ���������' ;?��������� ������������������.���������-���������'li'i'l ?��������� v::iL!;!;:,'?S'; '��������� tii'^M ... .:,vi.i.'i.!j:.i ��������� :.������������������. ���������,"���������������������������'.;.'r.'ij, ���������.���������������������������l,->.'i.{ ' : ,-?y:'y^' ;-vV������?Y?( ���������.'���������������������������:* ;*te -��������� -"vM!l ��������� " ^'.''i'lil ''-V-:i?:i<i| i,'-,.i-,'ij " Por Further Information Apply to H. H. McClure, Pt*es*. F. A. Russell, iVJigT * , Robert F. Davis, Secretary ^ ��������� ' A*V'I_ .V ��������� ^ ������ ���������*��������� I Ml m?r- .si '���������'-.'���������iiim namipi.il 0M���������M��������� M���������MMal ti''[titilz.tiftiytitii:.^ -. ytiz.i ������������������.-.,.-'..,. Y^rYjY?"?^'^:'r?il:^Yf.'ti". .z.ti:.yti;;0titititizfti.y;ti.ytititititizy: mWKWQ*-������ Ktl#Mifev;'Rose 'Cold Cream ���������WaB,:!-.-:-..^.--;:,..:^-. . - . . - ������T - . (01 .-THE STEWARPESS.vv:ij ���������#-*v ���������A ioiiei delight, wiih ihe cxtjuiaUa ?fragraiics of fresh roses. It pre-, ?serves the most delicate completion against sun, wind and ��������� dust, and keeps hands arid arms Soft and smooth. Splendid for jStoVs lips.' Try it���������you'll certainly ���������appreciate it. ;������������������<,...������������������-.--��������� .... ... .���������-.. j.^ ^g^ 0?i^j gi-^ ja,^ a������ >.���������;���������>���������-���������- -your druesist'a. 186 , National Drug amb Chemical Co. of Can ap������. Limited. What Lite Aboard Ship rvijeans? to'"a rvOi.icau l.lean , .1 ��������� jmxft; .mrrmn ii i 3 inclined :t<r tbli*k IIBL&3JHI ewardess on boa-pd?| JSl' ��������� ^'i^S' thing iii t-iie-.-VfOyVdi���������������������������_������������������ ismi.vhins'ea:. ���������ytiZ Passing of.,the\Stovepipe Hat ?; Kugby after many years, has abol- YUhed tlie chimney-pot hat, and���������if ~"-pne of Mr. G. K. Chesterton's theor-; ���������; lies be carret���������-Rugby may now soon :? jb-eoina .a .neat of singing birds.., For YG.KYO,.. 'believes that the chimney pot?hat is inimical to poetry. Tha English leved poetry, he .'writes, naore perhaps that any other people before ,'"- they came under the shadow of the :" chimney pot and the shadow of the chimney -pot hat. And can you -kink of f.ny tall-hatted poet? Tennyson w-Tie poetry beneath a. wideawake, nnd when he was made a peer, Mr Gladstone was affaid that tie might insist on wearing it In the House o' Lords. \Vhat great poet tiave the top-hatted boys of Eton ever given?to the world? ByrOn was a a poet. Buc Byron was a Harrow boy. and Ha-row has always worn the -straw on its hair. :,: Before'Miss Mary* went away for her summer holiday somebody asked j feer when she was going; and how' long she wov4d be away Y And this Ss what =;he said"? ��������������� '-.������������������". When -st 'i_ the day after to-morrow S shall start a week from .yesterday and I'm net coming back until the day j "before rive weeks alter a fortnight and three days before the day after _ couple of 'days before 1 start. How long will Mary be away? Many wpme_ are ihat to become a st ���������.-.hip is th3 easiest inmg Whereas, in reality,, the work is by no , t_eans easy nor are such 'positions i j lightly obtained. For the right wo- laiah, the life of a stewardess ii ta's- einating to a degree, giving oppor-' tuhitles ��������� of travel which otherwise would.Ybe. debarred "ta the brdinai'y woman:? but it is n\o������t essential.,.that only the' right kind of woman shall attempt to take' up such work ..Mej_*e love .of travel,; is v not., syiffl- cient ��������� QuahncjStibri; '?' The, stewardess must,2J.ave some practical knowledge of travelling, must������������������* be.; physically strong, and a first-rate sailor, and. above all, must at all times be unfail- in_ly cheertul and tactfully symp^A eticY .?���������..?. ..v-:?YYYYv ' The stewardess heeds, also to poss-* ess the gift or reticence, since? rarely a voyage passes without the stewardess being raade the recipient of the confidences of some women travel'-j."*. Preference? tob^ Is always given to women who have had some hospital training. One line, at least, makes this an Indispensable quaUncaUon for their stewardesses so that it is worth while any woman thinking of adopting j the work firs* to take' a short hospital m L3 ls-ls m Iv^WV ' Speaking of the referendum. John- 'S������y Is unalterably opposed to having mother refer the account of his be- -&*aviour to father. A.; English Greeting course. * The stewardess gets; splendid opportunity for .travelling about the world' but this is b"' no means synonymous with seeing the world. During a voyage there are few people on board' who have tc- work harder than does! the stewatdes.*.. and she ? gets very ' p.mall time for sight-seeing. As a i sort pf compensation, she has fine op- pcrtumtie'. for studying character������������������ especiall y female character���������aud ob-. tains:'s. --cry d.iy&rsilied knowledge of! human nature by the time she haa taken a few voyages. ? As a sjeneral thing, it is preferred only to appoint experienced women as . .stewardesses The Peninsular and! Oriental Steamship Line, forinstance' only appoint women between twenty-j i five and thirty-five in .this'; capacity.'; i and this'age-limit can be taken as a| very fair average. ?-.-.������������������ The pay of a stewardess varies Trpni two pounds a mouth upwards,.,.. There .are, of "course. UO' eXpenses' W be in- 1 curred wh*le sailing, though between BISCUITS MUST BE FRESH TO BE PALATABLE *mm*im0ai**m*aimmm*mmmmmm***~m ui������*m^m^**m*^mmmmm^*^m^m^^^~* SVIOOSNJEY'S BISCUITS ARE THE FRESK BISOTTTTg Ft6S_. feiiOUgk- j\\ to take the place of tho bread and biscuits you bake yourself Because the MOONEY system is sb perfect that every biscuit is the same day it leaves the oven. The big Winnipeg factory is so clopo that your grocer gots aViGOraEY'3 in a few hours���������no long haul���������iio deterioration, Besides tho demand for IVIOONEY'S���������the popular biscuit���������-is so grout that his stock is always changing. MOON EY "S never grow stale oil tho grocers' shelves, That*8 one reason why IVIOONEY'S PERFECTION aro freshen, crispcr and more appetising. Ask for tho big package or a sealeA tin. and judga for yourself,, 8 Pow &i-e vou? savs the EcgTi.^man. ] voya^s the stewardess ba������? to keep _ I'-honeyou are well; eh. what? __ | herself entirely, since it is the general j } Bow are your childres and your wife** And all that bally rot. Mary of the Dainty Socks Mary drew a pair of _ocks on her *it- ;tle feet; Mary's skirt was very scant and her '_ [ tzce was sweet; '2Wafy was a modest maid, but the day ...-:'-was' hot; "Who will know I'm wearing socks? modest -������lar.- thC-ght. rule to ststs 'op.-.a-fresh for eaen -voy- 3g-(__. O^VOXJXl W.tOtl*.i--l ims^* ������ ������������������������..��������� _?-! ���������������.���������. - ini .-if ma-ntx-v bv tlOS. iaX'U.������*S?0 AlA.AA\^ia A. ������v^^ *-. - ��������� - ������������������ ^- s'nee it is the recognised thing tor women passengers i*o reward the stewardess. The amount varies, but a ���������Mary,donned a wide-brimmed hat that ;' .: .became her well, ? Then set o ': for places wher _;huy and sell; ) ;.?,Mhry"thought the people stared cause -her fac** w; . sweet, meager skirt and socks had .'.declined ta meet. stewardess reckons to maKe iruiii _*���������= to twenty pounds?on a singleYvoysige. ; Most steanishrp. companies, .have j their stewardesses dress in ?aYsort of | hospital-Tiiirse way while on duty. In-1 deed, the sire of a stewardess may hr1 compared t������ thatrpt a hospital nurse- it is equilly strenuous, mentally and I -. physlcaliv. fill? of an-infinitude ..or all' eople j sorts -of - duties, and often calls^. for i inost selt-sacriScIng:effort. ���������'��������������������������� The stewardess must always" think of others before herself, and, whatever the irritation must not suffer herself to lose Ke'r "*-temper. .Lost temper usually means lost work. ' 'One-half of the world does not. know 'fc&Wthe other half lives and, more's "the pity, doesn't care. ..Y '. . .."��������� 'i ' ��������� ��������� '���������' -������ , .,/' Good for Evil * ' "Tommv returned sobbing from '��������� fichool with a very bad black eye. But ���������-v-1-1 Yr*,?v "Mly TRioi*'" off for this in "the morning, he said. No, no. replied tbe mother, you must, return good for evil; I'll make ' yon a nice jam tart,*- and you must ' talte It to BJ'ly Rlobbs and say, I told ���������mother how vou'd punished me, anil 'j-he savs 1 must return good for evil ���������*o here's a nice tart for you.". Tho following morning with tart in none hand and his hooks in the other. j-.opr Tommy hastened joyfully to tu'hopl. only to return In a sadder ���������"ll-j-ht thin ; the day before, saying. . ho1wnr-i hla sobs: Mother T gave your ? messai-'a and" tart to Billy Blohbs, nnd lio ,bln''ked ;the other eyo, and says t,e waT'i you to send him a pudding. \m&\U!mmSm7^SxmW^XP^l'^^j!^ Shades. in the -'Sea ' Althoui2ili it is common definition^ to call anytiiing sea green, most people', hesitate between blue and sea green when asked to say , tho color of sea- water. - As a matter *.of fact. the quantities of blue and-green sea water are pretty ecpially divided. By nature gre~*n, sea-water grows blue according to the saltness of it. ' TJius, the Arctic waters are as-green as tli_ grass of Ireland, "while the iAt? Inntic is decidedly blue���������though not as blue as the Mediterranean Sea. which receives practically no frosh water at all Beyond blue and green U Is no, unknown thing for sea-wator to be otherwise colored. Frequently stretches of the sea will, turn a radiant snow-white, and no'scientist yetj has been abl- to give a reason for it. Equally unsatisfactory are the reasons given for the sudden chancing of sea-water to an inky-black shade, as hnppenfMl n fow years ago in the Bay of Santa Cruz. Red and yellow son-water Is comparatively well known through the Chinese Yellow Sea and the Bed Sea. Various Interesting reasons are given for tlie waters', being sui'h colors, but scientifically the shades are declared to he due entirely to nccul- iiti- vmu'lYblP growths beneath the respective waters. \8_'___4nl_ Irvv-tdri rfvf A ������r,-llV_*_,l" ������ t luvjia a*_������������U "������ ������a ^_-������AS������ ���������&������ a. oes your waggon cross ? DOES the road you use pass over rickety, dangerous wooden culverts, that are constantly in need of repairs and often washed stantiy ������.: l.. J aw������4> ciinicijf ; /"*������.. If. *���������* s.*.������������.^*>.4 c.o4T^.li. f,*.n*cr. *r.* Isvm. \-/A la 111.011.^1, ^M.W.J A4W.WO.* ...v AV... iaces oy moaern, everlasting euAvens;' liu.ld your CULVERTS OF CONCRETE which not. only cannot be washed away, hut actually grow stronger .with age and use. Every farmer owes it to himself to insist that the money he-pays for road-taxes bf* spent to the best advan-' --> tage. As a ratepayer, he is entitled to the best roads that :' can be made with that money. "When culverts are washed J* out, and the road rendered impassable, he not only suffers inconvenience but may also be caused financial loss by - inability to get necessary supplies in time for spring planting. And at best., with wooden culverts, part ot the money that should be used to make better roads must be spent every year for Repairs. Insist upon Concrete Culverts It will pay you and everybody else in your county. - Casals., Cement Company Limited 503 Heraid Building, MoncraM T ET n������ seid yoo-s espy of our free book. " Wmu* "the Farmer Can Do Wiih Concrete." Jsp vin ('uro handy. lfoi- t'uj_rty-five������ yei.i'-i h''.'������ proved it tlio flafc, reliable 'xcr-.i-dy tor r-payin, splint, curb.'j-hitf- bov.r, bony growths and Umbucss ixom othor aiusea. "I h������������* i-otmA una ��������� llAVllI w'.tll J'",;*" Bptvin I'Mto. ������������������������������ ���������*���������"'' now ir'li'f ll "n an- otliwr wltli ������i������>l >"��������� .,,'144. I Wti hint: I r tilwuxt with ynur -ivs-lU-ln. " ,r. VlMTKllH. $1 a,iwtlli���������4'orl-l. An* Anuniut fir tt-m ������A������wr "I "A Tfaii.* oaT'iU* Uxtmn" i.t ...fill roiwunt '���������' C*AA*������1<14|-|4: F4.Hl, V������t.MII,l. U. ������. X' Sound Is visually :rnpor,r/ih!e to th*** ?iili<nis. Bnt biliousni'SK yields���������and headaches, finnr sl"rlluichf'mi_i(*i'slii>ii _'n ,,' ���������,;-.-��������� ���������i"r""-'"*iil'ii������-.l , ,| the liver .'ind kidneys stimiilatmI i #_y ,,-,������������������ * Hats and Heat i runt Vi hdi in cooler ln hot weather than ii6"*"!at"at all, la somewhat para- doxlbal. Yet It Is perfectly true; Recently an enterprising gentleman ex per I me n led with different heiulgoar to prov������> ihe c\*tiet vernclt.y of above I stfltenrcnt.. At. the sumo time each day and whon the full heat of tht.e sun registcrol precisely 02 degrees, he :*;it. for n quarter of an hour wealing lints. Ir.Hldu each of the,se a spec- '.: lly sensitive' therinon\et.or lind been tlxeil. In this nii'.mior It was ftacortaincd ��������� that, the coolest, ho.id-covoring (on record was a hut niiule froni thltr best I It ind of Panama. This roghitorcd i only 7m 'le^.'OCS. ri'li<' slraw lli-in.- huri- nnd oriHnnry straw run II. faJr- ly, cloHi'l"-* with S>0 and R2 degrees roBp'ecllvely. After \Vhleli'cilme the white ivi!. llomburg at. SO degree**. (!eg--eim uh to tho bowler und-morliir- l)ii:ir������l*'i IiU'Iht. r.eore ol' '.v2 ilenrei'**. VVIillf.1 ontiiiile the hw)l l|.mlt ultogeth* er were ilv tweed 'cup, 'policeman's helmet., iiinl yachting or motoring eU'iH rinlii)' u> ,u vory, warm Ol, 07 and '.'H deiri'ees ���������ti':.... '*������������������ Sunriee A hush is over all more than terrene, The ray -wind squadrons of the night grow still As if stayed by the lifted hand of one strong will, To listen all for foemen yet unseen; Where ancient trees in vocal; groves convene No voice of old is heard; the mute- lipped hill Stares at the fading stars; with pres- sage chill; ? ' The whole earth listens, v/alts, with breathless mion, A solo-nn hour is this for all earth's kin. When time gives birth, to one Immortal day, Within whose bounds all evil doods bo.done ��������� ��������� . . Forever scarlet with tho stain of sin, And noble deeds whose worth shall last ulway. Till In the skies burns out tho dimming sun! Arthur Wallace Peach From the Jester's Wand Yes, they .were married last Friday in East Liverpool. He id a champion golflst I understand .. Yes, lie's a champion golflst. And the girl? Is a champion bridge-player. Where Co they propose to live? With tho bride's father. He's a champion bricklayer. Minard's Liniment Cure* Distemper Furious First Deaf Mute���������Ho wasn't so \ery angry, was ho? Second Deaf Mute���������He waa so wild l.if<������ Is reid, llfo Is eiirneiu? r.fili. tlie poet long ago; YVIlK'il i.li, ll |������ui, ii' .I'.^i.t- 1 ';*m,'-''1"'' Mean:* yen must get. up nnd go. Little .HhIo���������What Is tho Dead Letter Oflieo mamma? Mother���������Your father's pockot. Rome folks tell all they know, which Is bad enough; but thoy keep right, on and tell a lot of things thoy don't know, and that is worse. Prison Missionary���������Don't you ovor re j-rot. your past? Hardened Convict,���������No, It's my present, that worries mo most. Why wan Jonah thrown ovorboard. Y\n not num. but I'vo always thought ho was tho first iniui to rock ii bout.. ' May I count on getting your voto, Miss' Po-iko? Oh, I shan't bo old I enough UivuLe for two -yi'iir.i yet. When tho man who has heon hit, by the motor cur at lust opened hin e.ven a Blr.li of relief wont up from the crowd. , H'm a wonder you weren't, killed, said, one nr the bystanders. Your luckier tliiin ino.*t of Iho felinwn who get l.u. I e,er.i-.'.lnly ���������rim, refilled the victim, rubbing his brulsoH, 1 got^hlt* number ���������n.i.l. boforo lie titruek mi" An Hnele Tom's Cable, company wiih ii.ulo In ;i .iinall New Was your father ever _a bruve sol dier? Why, my father was only in tho army two weeks v/hon ho saved the wholo reglmeftt. Uo shot tho cook. * Mxmmmmm*mfx*mmmm- Where It Began Tho ancient king had cast tho Israelites Into tho tlory furnuco. Is It hot onough for you? lie yelled. Whoroup'on ho becamo known as tho oruelr-st despot in history. "JF jron frarit to know more about Concrete Calrerta. write our 1 nform a 11 o a Depart- merit. - To. Remember You by My life was a garden of flowers that day, When you gave me a rose and I still hear you say Very softly, and in your own dear girliBb way, Y ��������� To remember me by. And that evening long, past together we spent. When your voice to that Bong &. new glad meaning lent, Which I carried with mo, as homeward I went, To remember you by. And now tho' hard Fate has ruthless- . ly .cast Time to Do it Heckler (to orator)���������HI! guvnor, do you support early closing? Orator���������-Certainly T do. my friend. Heckler-���������Then shut up.. Maude���������Mrs. M. Is very \ literary. Isn't she? B8telle^���������Yes, Indeed. Even vhen she sent her bahy'B picture she wrote on the back: With the 'compliments of the author.���������Satire.- i��������� ������������������.������������������������������������^���������.���������������������������ni. ni- tmmtmmmm A. pleasant medicine Tor children la Mother Graves' Worm Kxtermlnator, and there is nothing bettor for driving worms from the system. Pa, why do yo x always insist on ma tfiwT the words he used almost Mis-1 ly .cast. ������������������. * ��������� i - pa. why do yo, always mmm. OH w tered his fingers. { Our .lots'Jar apart, yet wo both have al__lus'-'\������hea:!Mrv: Spoozleton cornea the Pastt id your memory sweet. I shall have till the last. To remember you by. I-.'B. here? , ,. Well, I don't like that follow and yet I bate to come right out and toll fclm to go.* Corns ciniso much sufforlng, hut Hol- loway's Corn Cure'offers a ��������� speedy, sure, and satin factory rollof. FftlmontU, England, hiis u, harbour ten squaro miles In iirou. Something About Salt . Tho chief thought about salt In tho minds of all holiday-makers wlll*bn ln connection with tho-sea; but It haB '.it'her uses and Htgnlucanco. ^ , ...... Most, pooplo think that spilling salt Swnnsoa Docks can borth tho Inrg-Hn unlucky. Thin Hupornl.lUim has est vessels afloat. ��������� * .."..��������� 11.������������������ i>nn,i, Tlie total urea o������ the C|iulinol 3_- landB fs *70 snnaro mllos. Dnntloy, asaorls that ho has found a euro for tyro trouble, Wii! Win**1':' itmt? TTr'n bought a motor b6at, Por Ism on th In tho mont strongly fortified iliac-, in Ungland 3W*W������ #iBI ft ft/H1?*^ I , , , ,". i��������� mil riinne white In'. Ht.i.rih.g to pai.-lo "\**]���������"���������*' ML t__ Ma __i m_ i*tftM v4a_ I '���������"��������� -'"' "; . p . ,.,,'f,,,.,. I'hirliiiul tiuvn when a big gauiler ii'iinv t KLlinllSfS ������ !,,'* r>U;\.M1:!:!wM0 y������,U,U > ������m,y,.r,l noar athanj wnrt,lled u. ��������� itw mmBm*������������ *** in,,... to her gown. <t_ ������������������ ._.,; .* hli. iiiiliUe of he Htrodt nnd hegiui W._l H HI II m*. I lt_UU> :3Hm m*nt*l.m������*i ��������� tw ammim, 2,'lc W.N.U. 914 i Iiiir to her gown. ��������� , . I "'���������;���������., ., .,..",. ,.,���������.,,,,.',��������������� tf Inrpilrcd fv,r������ vemn ' man. fltil'i' tiiui .Toiieim good memory? nteve Should siiy tie htm. why he ,. ,*. ,.,.,,,,. x--iit th" hi"! ''������������������< vb-e-presl- amitu of tho United Htatin. | tli������; inlili'le of the Htrodt nnd liegan i..,"!"..r 11.,, 'irvihli** In briiiH neter<< linncil lownrd the fowl nnd angrily < xclfilmeil: Don't lie too qnlcK to jump nl eon- ci.j.Vu'i������.i. Watt till you i*mv* ill-' nbow. boen handed down from tho ancient Romans. Two or threo hundred your-? u���������o all Iho r.orvantn ol the wealthy snl*. below the salt to-show their humble origin, and this custom wan observed not no vory long ago ln Scotland. , naltlng a coffin i������i' aflll prevnlent among somo nntlons, but tho most cur- Jons uno to which salt Is put to-day Is ln Abyssinia and Tibet, whoro cakes ot aa.lt are employed as money. Mlnnln-j tho Chnnae Hotel Mimagor���������Oh. yos, after n big night In'tho dining-room wo mlsu qiilto n lot. of silver, Ttoportjr (slyly)���������But vory Uttlo of tho paper money got.K nway, oh? Doctor���������Woll, I hopo you profltod by my ndvlce, I PnMf.nt���������Yes. doctor, but not no much us you ill<T. Tho mnn who Uvob on tho top of tbe hill mny bo mild to havo a bright prospect no matter how hlw orops iimy turn out. First Tilings Tho man to propose the establishment of a penny (two-cent) post, a postal money order system and post olliao savlrtgs banks was Sir Rowland Mill, who died' In London thlrty-throo yours ago toduy. Tho founder' ol tho modern postoflloo was bbrn In 1705. Hi's penny postage plan was suggested' to tho British Parliament in I8:'7,.nnd -wont" into effect lit Kng- land In 1.H40.' In tho same your his monoy ordor, nohemo was put Into off oot, ropUiotng an antiquated system that had boon Uttlo used on account of exponso. Stamped poBtugi) uovwi'm unothor Jnnovatlon sugijoRtod by Hill and, which aluo came Into uno that year. Tho flrjat ncoant evev mado In a balloon filled j ".villi lijuTOhOri m*x-. v.'as mado at Paris by M, M. Robert and Charles, 120 years ago today, ' A������"M| ������ ,.%���������-. mm. ^m. Im*m tgU|UiniM_lf3_yiMJ__l_H___l__H___ilaW' %BBBn%. ���������" ������������������������������ 'TgBmmWW ^$^2������iW$W . .... ..,.n.. ., 1,../,.,!������ ,,,v ���������. *UI\r\r* 4 A .������ ... Kf . , ->v '. ,- ..... , hen Is to run her through a thrash ing machine. lvely. That' will "do It effect. 10o n Tin, -. DO������'%|������t������h*4������l IlKll ������������IU Willi H,IJIin������,|. 1IA.IAI.A.I.W ���������MAP la lb* OltlOlN il, ������ml I IK ST IUNW CLKiN-H. Will rainov* ������r������������UM tail aUlaa of ������il kltiAla. , -A.,,,-,-.,...:,..., ~������JstiSPSi^:- gnrst^tt'^'faig^^ i* wmmmmm B_fi________S883l BfflMBMaoaMMMaaiB ~2S2' Mk?ARTH;O.R$??;iiA^.l|E MEP???-S^RE^.:PA^'^R:' y,?** *2.r-1 ;������-���������*: ,js.':mv: .0'p������S)GIA'lY ^PR-QTESill BY BRITAIN! Jl-lSfcv: hi" . _ :p������������J.i������ve's'_ t hjat'?t ^.^^^^^Mi^S?;?^*-?^^ ?ifiift'nvthe:;W ilf;������i*ip������ .������.01.;^ ,;?t; sYcewfu I yY^ '#'-#l������5t^ iS?*Hsltih_: British?hhariclera?and ileglsla- ?'-:������;&ir's.^ ??-included se^ ;?r?inlpibh cahlh^ -:-?i-;e*ar%bvbr.j'iAib^ f';.*tWii'^Jd':-;Jliau-^ - YYC:r-ttiers.Y:Ilon. -Mtiti B Y N^tel, Hon. " -!^iT������D?SUeid??Hoii .ti W? #? Kbbhe, Hon- ffi)-*^'dc '-'-W. Y. Si ^??;:'i*ieidihMY*?:^ ? k���������-���������*��������� Ylii pfoiobsing the toastsvtp>the. guests, i-iiSiriiWllfrld?;:!^^ ".:"-?"- 'how' Caiv-ida' s . ^differences ti; :��������� wj th? Ythe. 5?Ui_ted States had beeh?s.ettled:;:'durln������" ^;;C;:the'?-t?astv?huhdred?iyea ti- yy Bprti -to?; .{"irmsY saidih^ bad infiltration. .''iii/j^asibe^ ���������;Y;:--:^r-v???.TduChin^bff?*l* ��������� ��������� Y'i;ament ��������� ih .:Eurbpbs-;he^ . ; % rfl-Thonk, sqr(idi??Cianad a-;;shall ?heyter ���������*-go. ;-'';;c;.into-?it?td.-;:-s ?vK*^6hiaY-rhcei'.Yi^^ Yi?nf iVmameht and wars*^ ��������� ?������;?4hih^ ?iphblic:;;worksi :?-;���������? a ???:-,:-Y?Y???.iii:?'i:Y ti Y?;As to theGlerman (peril; Sir- {Wilfrid. :. -Y?-Y)i>;eiiev.el^t^ " ;!he'"terrl!#ry*.-s m lihtim:- I t '^t fl^^^ Sett! e? ?Y?m'en**-?o^ ulurnied ;i������s?:pi'o -nria^dah^^li???.^!-; aihbtei filed? with-. tue?l_taSe:^i_i^ eharg&'tbtftheiBM^ itiwas^tatbd?^ agr-ehiehi' Y could hot ;?he??;'reached :Great''.^r5taih?;^uld-';.appeai;;; :-. t'a' '-.' the ��������� Kagubifcribuhari' or-.; arbitration'?;??':. ?The^Ote' submitted;; s aiu?Wlil:give;careful consideration to both?i;hv������?bin?ahd th dent ?- iift?sent?to Congress ?i^g fliBcrimih-ttibninfavbr '[ofIii^e^an coastwlse?siiippihg: in the.-canalY; '?;If aftervdiii; consideration? iI.������::$Si;:^und that nb?8iitisf^ reachedi 5h the? matter. Great? Britain declare- Ythat?it!_-;will -.- be necessary; to -Appeal to<arbltratiori?.:���������???;:��������� Y;:?i?:'?'Y "; .Strathc6n^;'?Qn?:Pa.nai^ ?- London;^!Jbrd ?;strathcoha;: ?inter^ viewed oiv the question of ;the Panama canal?depreckted??';too? miibhY;public discussion; pending" ;further?: deyelpp- nients;Y Ylit the;bill,vhe;said, had been ?passi3d ;as^?bilgihiallytliiten ;sb',-��������� that; ���������svery1 Ration should;*have?a, > free,?uhrcstrlcted:?use 'of ������������������;the';'canal,Yitj ^oUldi have?" been?; a ti grea t? bene n t.; \ to : bv^-r^?;'ctaun'try ti: idoihg Ytradei-to.&..:?;the? -.���������wbs^Lcbast.?.?:Y JtiwbuldIhave ;facilita- ; ted? ^d ; eh^-pened; the transporting ofipassencers arid of light goods :which fbrnisb large ��������� a/; prbpbrtiohr' Of ; the; ttr^fiac?bf?railways?-; If ;these discrim-' iHllliiiiffi^ s a*s:;?g a n >. d A yw i ii? 'iti-^ety. ??Y?^?<*^ RST 're'-ch-Cansdi^^tipbal-^ yti.taWtiprayMtiv : ^ Qjtoer>;.EVehta?i.ri -vBritaJh^ty'm i:'Than;;'R'v������k?War?y^ ?yMOTij7ed-i~in-:$-tfi^ Bouracca, leader ot tlieYtErb adian Nationalists, dealsVwithYthe,..at- titude?of the English; iandi^ahadian press; with regard tito; President^aft's message? ch?the Panama rGanai-Jegis- latioh;---;}.-?? ti'- -ti:ti;-.tiyyytititi-:yzy[yyy}yyyy:yy;: It may be taken :fpr?graiited that this -turmcil. wills end all previbhs An that; .so the ?oiCi?th K ;>jMest?.bf ���������? the;?^!^: wiU'.get?hipp^'iby?|fe?fr the :'grain?i3?aiJW^R^^ a .nip?b*a,Ui^^rb3t.-';lt';'nia^he? quality lahdvohiy?shi_^iy?d-preciatea? Np? AliBERTAYGRASW BLbCKADS ���������M:oi^'vC*a'i*'S?!;!is:?ft*e'ye^ |I-?.;YEIeyaters?a^ tititititi-ti "��������� YY;?pWH!i������r?iHar^ 'Calgarv ^The';;-eraih'?comrni.ttee; of iA%ti,pi._iA,i western: Canada: this, crop season, ys/ich? littles:biYhbne?bf-th .stuff ;?^e]?-T'^lsbd??i^t.:4s6asbn, ' which? .was vperishedY^yi?cbId;,?and .wet ?apd; fl*OSt'-:-,;aUuY-SU6w;.Y,u������fOi--^/.-^ .WaS'YhS'lj/'. way;: tb!?maturit^thejl nevervhad^hefor^^tft?such? extent. We; have?already'Hreceiyed??sbme rubbeti out?samp.le_ :*bf-?^l&tOT^aiid ���������-'. spring1 wheat .'*ifrb.m������.'::'^^^ prettier?^eiit?lt?-wpuld?;be hard to flnd;in?;any;.seasbh???.?Ha er beehi;8tea,diiy'titi-^praply'for alio-yv- ingharvestihg to;prowledJsouth of the rum eiiMh.-)-V- *M*M&we^lMk tmWLll*mWBfam -,iXV-'- ���������THiJR'b'.'viia^ :������������������'��������� .-������������������������������������;:.,:'.'i'������������������.'���������:'':'���������;.. -;-:.^-.-^'.:titititi~-...-j:v:~r,:. .-���������������. ^r-Jtif^ttP&vS&li :'titiy[ti:zztiBEn[s,z:ti?Wtiutiti:yti^ - - ^e^ Calear^-l)bard;o^t^d:e??whic^ gl j-Amertcan imbroglibiS at- Canada's i line, and ;a larger mbviemeht'of wheat expense- -for it is?_a..aaSan s^a traf-1 to setrinYstb? Minneapolis,^ -markets fie that will suffor^most ?from- the; dis- j would -almostY^ur_Sy i^^fcv^f edff ^ crimiriaticri.; made?ih;?A^bri^n?;cda.st ' IUC""'"^ rwlse trading? It wili;.-bei.-.'se't'tled.-:.as'" thb?Maihs: and Ohio: bpuncary i'idispute;Ytliio ?^tlahtic tisheriesY.the ��������� AlaskaYboundary.? the Claytbri-Bulwe_r. treaty were all;;settled. '? FromY'-iy "first^Stay^ihY^Lci^pidbn'. In 186i?and froni;-jpei^sbn^ :with,.:varibus;?Bntish;^^;^ piiblleistSi?! '::h'&v.e'?sQ.sis -to'..'���������ih'o'-l'de.flh- ite concli^siph'-thai? the imperiai;(GpY- ernihent; ' with? axiy-: pa,rty? ;IhYpoWer, {will stand; any thing rather :thah?risk a; * kit Cwvi. .''m^m-mxi* \. ;; ia& ierrirory;TAo^ u J>olievM"?th^e:: wasY^ough y^^ :';������hi^ny:?withcut ^brpinn Y lin into,a natipnal ,^-r,.^t:^^ cd?*h>>?pr^sent;=Panama :;thef������'bv.ers^^ii^^?;??Y"^ li^l������!up>h;it;;^ :bl^^jhi?i??; lordshipji" ??ie^pecihlly?-t--iU: ������^^t?Briiain?ihat \iiiis:?Interp4"]stion ���������'fih'oul'd'-^h^yievheeh-'-iput The ; foreign;office dpubtle&SYwill Slit; t^'niattervbeibre th^ ih? thb; proper;flight andwe hiiye?the. ???^?-1sh;-i4'?-;tbat?he?befte{ve Y^'ind^e^ " i??;*bie?tb?.S"attic?ito0?t^ -: '' ? ��������� tiiW. Cdhc^riied?5??;??'-?;??; ^"'Y^vYY"?';-':'-'?^-: .YYY?^ eiiiorrgeheraiof :Souih;;Afrlcav-wdvhisi; -:' :.fead.?^e'cently.,v?take^;;;par^ ti ?A"eptidh to the^Canada preiniier; at -ike '-���������":?--���������'Svosrat' eblsnial?Iiii^ltute in TAondon? ::Y?He? saia?that::; Mr:. _5Sqrdeh told bf; hl^i ??Y'wbrk;?lh^e!dyng::- -^gether i- iavhatibh^Ih-: ���������,;-'?;_ahada:?:--';;;?>'He:?stlrred':/.,*^^ ?: iBveryYEn^llshniah?; however pself-ceh- " ? Ired? -un-^nibtional and .insular ?he? - ;ardght he?; ?pui.|welcpme?to MfiBpiv :-.;-'?;-aeh?^'h^ft;&idvY^s?Tho';?mere^ 'sourtesy, jbut it? was; the; hand.gi(ip pf ? ��������� :-?^itI*!eh8^--bf tig.y '<*pmHion?^enihire;YY: ::;yy;- ; Y? Tou������shing^Ph?the "mattsii*- of imperial '���������ti. --'aui-h? tisif 'Xrthhr^-saWS^ithat-Cat'-*; the ? Y^resentYti^eY ;:\.?-!ieIf-gbv^rhm_?dbin vwas-?heing ' ���������p'ros.bted?for "tlis -puiriMjises of -ie-,1 fence Y?Y-H6? proceeded?;^ ?; wayfof -lobWnff^ ^ : Uon? v ?"Eur '���������: -:''ai^ed?rc_Tip?iY'iGermany? the;-world's ���������;^eate'st;: mUltary" pbw8r?and?;the:'?sec-; Yi'Y-gripateB'itibi^al^iw ' ? relf prodigiously with?-ho?" rbstensibl^ -?:: ?r'basoh?? ?v: ?At: ?;apy ? mbipeht ?England; ?;;??:Might?nridc'h^r^lfe������nibar^ ':-&^'?blQ^al>:^^i^;vahd^^;:;wbu^ .;Y?:,lfoe?..ini^^ titiy pbihtihg out ;thb;.iiievitsible: effect oh f:" Y;.Gahhda? bi^;a;-|;re_t^bntliijen ctj���������ifprtabte. at' the pre^ ittle about:pfirpetuat nbacfc said *Ae?s^ mbst?poteht?; factor -in ?-the ?:W.orld's peace "today -s the British navy. ;��������� ?, :; assurance tnatvaYvery :large body o������_ AiiicFiCttii Opiuiuii iB; uOt:;Sat������5iied;:that; lt?shoula;be lett'as: it?h.bw{stahdsYy ���������TBig vReformYih?; NeW:::;2ealai*������^ ���������libndOri?--^^ Wbilingtbh,; '&&&.. "i"** Y; I am not, ^hbAveyei??..td be?'cQuiited among these ; Canadians ?*^biibharge their: Statesmen With? CrimihaT:?lAegU- gence oi" cowardice, becausei of their, passiveY aiid, even ?at^tinsbs;? __bniis-? sive?attitudb towards?the) arrqgahce' 'of theYaokee. ? Y?;>[titititiytiti:'tiy;ti.y;.yyy', Theiy believe, and ^rightly?sb^ that ���������r-yeh. if .���������v.ictb'ribUsi-'..:?Gi**at.-.--;--Btl'taln' would; gain nothing by war vy*ith the IStates, while^she Yv^OUld Yniiakb ftre- jhendous financial ^losses ?ahd.w'ru^5.^h"e. risk pi famine and sbcialVrevbiuiibh: ,.iiltih^mati,ti-titititititi----Zti : .:?.;-TMc.;-le; kno^rn ih^Washingtbh better tli an ptt^w?*? Montreal >ahd-: Tbrontd. where -wa lay deep^ in;;_thieYharrow quietness and chi)dish pretentions of ;our colonial irresponsibilityYY ;��������� ?: ? NO wojider? therefpre,? that?;Anie]ri- of :������he strain?;blockade:.this,?y ^sehteditsvreiobr-t'?^?;'; tititi'titivti-tijyrlti. ?;. The report?states?t^ )s ;^educed V to a?.mintoum??b l'- pui three cbntihgericfes^ bars: in which 'to move; the: cirbp?;emp- ty?elevatbrs a.t--;country:?pbints and a .t^b;-:weeks'''earlier harvest ??.;?\.";, '?';?��������� | The committee asks owners of grain ih-Alberta"to bend?etery- effort ib get? :ife;?gralh ready; -for; m^ket at thb; ^eayliest possible ��������� inoin&ht; Snd also re-, ;b?ubsts railways to Save ??equipment;i Ori?hahd ready to receive early ship-;' jhehtsY;?;-'''-ti".' Z--.���������"��������� :-.?'-.-; ���������????'-?.;::.:.-'?*'?.??? ?;CfV*er?iiinety per cent; Of the eleya-; :torS;"ar ^;.empt-_?! -.. and '��������� ready. :f oi*;' the' ISIS-: i:crbi������'";"J tract gradeYof wheat 'foil delivery ih toe U ets and;the?6btobef ih?Winnipeg?is running Vei-y nearly:,the;:sathbf.price, *V% S ��������� ��������� '������������*���������*' **���������������*������������������:���������?+Ajil r������ _r"-' "1 r%-ti'TRji"%-n nnnrurti 5e������'-t'. /JilAO^ t-ti^- lUiTVOt, l,\J\X*XJj,..A.0 ���������'.'AlUUVlV||iVMU ,������-">*<-'", ing at 9t%cY and ^ luth at:93%.cY this Is fbr;Nb-^I'North-; ern.. Y cashYwh^ for immediate ^delivery strli keeps at -,[k,f: '15 ? ���������'- Memicii'l/titiWwa^^ !������b!S*.n'"it'frX%^ yy ta ry , Prepared??^hy i'-.-W-Stearri's1?--.'-''''^--'',.''.*:^:;':-'-.''���������' ���������ti.\;-',- ���������:��������� ���������-, i.-ti ::.titi.-tii^^^'^^ti^^yjyytimJ&^s^ ���������i;ti-ll. we ConsAoer-:Xne,--Juli>'portionij^^sp^p.i. ^e^ed:by--'thb'.icdmmllt'i9^.f^ ';today ������������������-we::begih^;withi:'ii,*3fj,p^ ������������������������������������went -about -all 'the ^citie^;::ahd?^lllft_e|t&ste^ "^ .-\ ,. - - - ,.-������������������ ��������� -m . .'_,"' ''-;" ���������. '" jJl ��������� ti "*'-���������'��������� -' ^m^m~.\. V^'IP--.X:''.-a*A*Ai teaching" in;' their ^ 'syn'ago'gu6a'-/3-..-.anftYss������S^*ri anbthbr?'cent:: or ':'twb?$jf Yln?>the-A..fout westernYmarkets, ' Ghicagb?l%Mihnea*,, ^,,.,..ift,,.,.,.., ....,.., . ., . t, . ,, , polls, Duluth and? WiitnipegSth^^ ""' ' "''" "'^ ^ber^-h^^^-?*^'^^^?^?^^ ���������Aiherta?received?-':''-''.tf^ car%^?Compared'?with the two" btjier. j prairle?:prbvlnCe's??::-:;?;v ?YV? ?;Y'"?^}-ti'^ ,?The??re^-ri??urges: all paries^con-; cerned; to;: unite in?pne conaKibn:-. effbrt to tidlspatoh ?iisYmucii :giari>. as pbssi- Hle befpr-? the?^lose oftins /igatiohivas thisiYgovernsYebhsiderahl/: ;theYeffect afterwards and will undoubtedly prevent Ya? congestion? this: year and enable elevators ;*tb? maintain an ingress and flow' ofYgralii through the', .markr .eis.tiyti-ti;titiZ.:,ytiyti^ '?.-, Copies.���������; of the report were ordered ;sent to���������;:' Messrs. Bury: and Price of: the C .P :Ri;-W??;^.? Tr'eg^ deht?ahd E :?r??Freamj secretary-bf the ;TJnited 'Farmers?bt: Alberta; and; to L?tPY'StrongYpresident of;the Gal-; garyr/Grain' -Exchange????' ?'???? ^disease':: a:mbhg >;.thb;i?heb^e''???(aii^S-i|-i^ identical with:-iv. ;23;)'Y'and-b^;:^^?f|p',!^ Y'WhenV--Jesus - had-.-: mad&'Yal^;;!-^^ : command in g; .His: twely e ������������������ d^Pi.i?l||^|[g|^^g '.-departed; thence-. tov.ea;Ch.'.and'VtQ;;^j_g^ ���������In ;-.theirv?citieS ':���������'',: '���������'��������� ,-'-Thus.;- is Y^hin_ir^3IIS^ ��������� Ized'. -the? daily ���������: life/ :bf':;; Jeaiis [tis^tiiii^&M^ folIawersYtelling 'bf the-kin^dbhiSi^dt^iSi '.-_!������������������������ ���������v-*^ '���������'V'-'V ''fl-"���������'-���������������" . ''v ���������'���������'"'������������������,'���������������������������- '*���������''"���������".'. ;* ������*'-_-���������"'.L-.'/'-*_"-lL.'__������-r'-'^';_.'i*���������*x>.'-' ������A_,__������4������_������i ���������_������������������������������������������ j. >v.A<.=..i_ a,;v_iw^-m-m s^ rillers? Ihdiffer-ht?as fhey?are to respondent says; a m^^^ thfr?d^tructibtt-bf? pbHticali^atrbna^e. ���������hnS'.peenIntrbducMi:;;:'-;-Y'-:??.:-:?'- . Ylt:?p;rpvides <:for?th^ a cbs^isslbner?;having^/;^hbi^ ���������Jo't?" iadF-ftheYehier ._epartnjj3hts,_^except the?TaU*vP>LyiS.:'" TK_i ^ofSelal; imiy? bs SOUTH AFRICA TO HAVE ?-::?:,-??"?;:?--,?': ARMED vILI'N.ERS: FAST Olnlbn Will? Fbllbw?? Canada's l-ead ? lh?Au!3*Tcntin9 the Empire's :? Y-^:"y' ;'?.^'':Y,?.;;;:?'?.FIeet?;;?:;Y.;-??:?? "Y:;Y--? yti, ":��������� ti Ca^tbwh?^-The Sbuto African gbv- ��������� '.irhnieht'''-' lias- .taken-.'-adyaii'tage''' of v. tlie.- : >ppbrtuhlty ;af(brded 'hy?the mail?coi*j.- ;rat* t, wh Ich has just 'been .n egbtiated by Sir D, ?P. ? de,yiilie!_.s Graaf, ?ih Londoni to, make he-^. and - impoirtaht ?Arrangemcnts , regarding- the South Aitricah?'cbntrlbutlbn to 'imperial nav-; al defenco ?;:.:Y Y-.: ���������Y"-:---'-y;?' ;,' There -is every indication that ?tiie union has decided to follow thp lead of Canada aiid to provldoja fleet-'of fast armed diners,- which will bp^con-. : vertible into. naVa. .auxiliari es capab 1 o of holding the east-bound trade j'buto U* time of 'war'.."-. ..���������.������������������???. .'���������,".' This is suggetted p.y the ahnbuhce* ment that the new contract provides "ior'.'the complete, replacement of the existing. union castle fleet," during the currenoy of tho contract, -by bigger and fastP" steamerB, following Sir D. F. do Villiora Graaf's recent secret | tonfei'oiice": with Mr. Churchill. v;hereat the; Bubject of armed, liners ' was discussed. Y, It Is anticipated that the money contribution tor the navy win be .with- arawn.'diid tha,t the, saving thus af-. footed, will help to make up tho differ. unco between., the old arid new contract price ;.,'.;.-, Tho!,, arrangomont Is likely to bo rocelved vory- oordlally in South Africa, where It Is fullyCrea- lly.ed by outch and English alike that the,present; contribution Is wholly lnadequiitp. -...' It Is in-idorstood that tho Imporlnl authorities aro fully satisfied with tho , arrange*nent. theYi?rbund? ofi; incompetence : or -niis-; .Behayio.u'r.ui'tht.'-governor, .ajUi. can he dishiissed; only ;by; the House. ?? V?His?clecisiGO will be?subject to re- vie_^?byYtbe?:appeal board and ? appli- ; Cahi^?ablicltlhg- support of membfet's /otiii^rliamerjtv for' apppintirsent of j pron i^btib^?,ih;?tjb/eYpublic; service will be ^is^alilied??*.;-Y ;?? .Y'>'Y-?:���������'/??"' #hli^s|?^by������}*hrn:e^ ���������:;????i;?4?'.??-Not;--i=!^t;;:;Lbhg.?;^ -.; ;; [ ;'^i^uye^B? ���������CY^Thb. J pres ept'; gov-^; ;ei^mbht?bf China ^ MitiQTjf. \nY,_eibjpihlbn 0_ Commahder:C? 3? Eyres? R^N-Y of the Br;tish squadron iat Hong^Kbhg? ;;^e?Cbmmbdbre passbd throttgli ?Vaii- cbuver eiiroute from? Hongti :;Kbhig:.?to^ England ?/ I; look for anothefe������upri^ Ing IhChiha sbbh, he said???YThie 'idea; seehis-.tb^prevalrover':her'4';ihafc thing is lovely In ChlnaYhutithe?x,e-; verse is��������� Y the , same. -���������.; .-^The-;-present ;government?wlll be of short duratlbh and; i the Overthrow will comeivvheh :we:':!east expect.it..���������'���������:"���������������������������';���������"~;?.ti . ���������';.?.'������������������?_���������;;;:?.:' integrity?'should !aU_h?at':Kpglarid's protests.; ": ;?; -Y-:?i^?''?';^?;Y-Y?? ;;';-:' ; : As to?Canadiian ^ilin^_;?the^ mind tbem nb- more: than? the;, complaints of the reninrints of Indian tribes??;??; ? , Thb .writer^?.then says that England has encbiiraged';the? UnItbd?Staii:e_ !n its:;: cynical: attitude :;by?giVih_gYlt:_ita a good premium over the; new crop, as it runs from?.10p.-.' to :14c ?:pver the; September; and OctoberY������iitui*es, but by the time the new crop is .beginning to move;freelyithe premium;will?fade from the old Vwheatvti! At?arbuiid;92c.? to 93c.- the "level of price?fpr the hew crop '���������?' ���������which ; the ?markets Yare ; stayed ;at? we ?ihihk YweL; may expect. to : see a certain stability 'and Y;steadihess. The;9pc? ievelYyont be;easily broken thrbugh' except temporarily?- for? it is zaps to' say that fldb-. fbiY^yheat toiday feireiatlysiy ;no:?higiier'.ithian 75c. was .teh ^year= -ago.'? 'Y-;,Theileyel^ of ? value has bben Ypermahently lifted lihleSs a tiihe comes ���������when productibn lairg oyer-riiiis '���������'.-? rcquirssUetits?? and ithat time is nbt?gbing -to;..:be?this -;crcp./year^ ������Dtt?the?otl^ weather the spring wheats crops* wiii | move, freely and.; largely;? and-until supplies: fall off,; or prosiiects: develop pointing; to ? small er .".���������: crops?? later on, there -will be;np incentive? for?^������.ecu- lative?buyers: to invest ?largely; ih wheat'and: ^adv lalniy?the millers and consumers-will hot; doiso? ? At -present;; therefore it iboks as if prices in?stbre at terminal pointsv would be ;dbihg?^ivell -lEthey range "between say ;90C;?ah_ 95c??The: YY?v' v?;Bountltes or-Head-.Case ?.?���������?';?;,���������-'" ?Y Ottawa --Canadian lead ���������'-.* boiihtles have ceased, for the present at least? to;;be ;paid by thb government, '? The reason is i that -;th e'. price ..paid for Canadian, lead in London ?has reached 'the $90 a tbii: mark when? according, to the statute 'bounties must automatically cease ��������� '' ��������� The bounty Is ?15 a ton. ���������. ? ; , In. addition to the passing of the -.lead-'.-bounty at least temporarily,, the bounty of 9c. a ton on pig iron and sixty cents on, electrically treated steel will terminate permanently at the end of tho year. l?ihbral 'support "in?ffie i-ivar'wil^^psiin. 3nd?by?itsispOi!atibn?pfc.t^ publics ���������in;theBber;Wa ;'-vYTheni:-if\int,^h*^hai?C^ Important-./to preserve peac:b:._-D"d';Sobd orde^: iri ������������������*he? world; enga^ipeh-li; between rprb^ihees and races: ofj;a?Cbhfed- eraecyrarp equally?essentlaV^ ���������;a^natloh*^;hbh<>r.'Y.:Yv ti. The ?Canadian-; Gb^edeT������^iOn?i*ests oh. the tsrms of the agreement^ ed hy the former: provinceS'Sand e?- peoially of the i-compact\-hbt^seh? the Anglo-Protestantv majority^ and.;? the Fr^cb-Ca.thbno.-min_iity.;: Y: ������������������ ??????;?���������:' y tiSSoyriti has ithe pllgh^^ kept?; -The? words ofYhonor respected? ;i?!Thfi?la,ws?bf national ?mb^lty observed?;.^::' ???:;;-:'????? -,??'.??.;?? A -country";Z.ihti which "the ;notion of moral rights' and ^ood faith -to -minorities ig ; woakehedi? soon iosesfthe secret, of hecesgary strength to?have} ;its material "rights; ;respeci-edY?;?py Mothers.;, ?���������''?���������?.?:.:#''";??'.i'???'?: ??:;^?????' '/"?;Ah--old/ French? proverb iBaySj; that treachery always .pays back its inas- ter--.';-':Y ������������������������������������-..' Y"'* ��������� '";���������?.' ;-:?;;-:'"?���������'.���������'���������-'''������������������ "?--i'Y,-: ;; Let the' frantic denunciators of Taft in Canada meditate over the maxim. ���������;?.'',: AIRMEIN! FIRED AT Basket 'of Their Balloon Is " Struck Yi?.??���������*;'.-'----'?Wlth?Bliliet8? ���������-.'���������?' .-', Geneva.���������;Several aeronauts who iert Lucdrne Cor a voyage in the Alps In the Abro Club's balloon Theodore Sli&eck* ttHrrowly escaped beIny shot? They were forced"-.,to descend near Nldwald,/where throe, Swiss, armed with rifles, took aim and tired, with tho result that the basket bf the balloon was struck several' times with bullets. Y ��������� ",- ���������. ���������' 9evernl of the bullets passed near the paoaoncors, who nro intensely Indignant at the outrage. One of the men hav2 been arrested,, THE MARKET WMt Weekly Grain ; Letter , '..e'upp.lied/i/'.by- Thompson. Sons fi, Co-, Grain Merchants, Winnipeg. No Favors From Canadian Roads tiondbp.���������Tho proposal to; hold tho next annual conference of tho .institute "of Journalists at Montreal waa tllsoussoU ut a reeenl, meuLliiK, u resolution to that off oot bolng carried hy a Bubatautlal majority. Robert McDonald, - president-elect, and cdltot of the London Chroniclo, couulih.iOil tlio i'4ropw''P.,. i-cithcr practical nor oxpodlont on tho ground of Aypoiidlliire of Um'* and mnnby. The msmfibrs of tho Institute Woro not mlHHlonarloB or commorclal truv- bv.m v.'o:*!*.I*!.'; 'Jc-iuMrit- 'i(i ...i.i MM* v., , .11 ...... l'.i..,A 14, Ints. Again, tt would bo below tho dignity of tho Institute to accept tho hon* pltnllty of great Canadian railroad obr- poratlons, auralnst whom the Cnnml- lan Jonrnallsto thomselvos wore ������������n* crnlly fljrhtlnc. Israel JSahgwIH supported tho rcHo- lutlon rofnarklng that he saw no reason why they should object to Cnh- Mllli lllJIpAllK i-llli AU.II������I1AI. . Probe Meat Trutt Toronto.~-A petition tb the govern- f>r-*;eneral ni?kln*5 for tho appointment nf n royal comnilBBlon to lnvostlgato Lhe nliogou RedU'*.e Rates on Suez Canal London.-���������Tho dlroctors of the Suea Canul hlive formerly announced thoir Intention to roduce from January 1 next UiM transit dues,of the canal by 50 oontimes, thus, making tho tariff for ionn>.l shlpG fl.25 francs ond for ships in tullu.Ht .1.75 fiunu.s poi* Ion, For throb buccobbIvo years the com- piiny has mado reductions or 50 centimes, or a total reduction iti tbo taint for the period mejitloii.'il of about. t*4\ m a aa -int-t ������lV ll*m ft \^-.*_lrfV ���������* G.T.P. To Use Oil In Mountain Rnri- tlon Victoria, B.C.^-Prosldont M. J. 1.-.114A1I41.A.4I411, U. VIA.- .... - . - ., *.- ,..!... -^ that bin company has doflnltoly decided to use oil uu locomotive find on the mountain tsobtlon. Tha company Is In posBOBBlon of largo areas of oil hinds which will givo It a perpetual supply. Evontuolly It Is hoped to use oil on the Nntlonnl Tranfloontln- entttl aectlon of tho roud. Curnt** Ri*itcii������H Oog l.onrlon ���������in orm-i l.u inHuut- ia ������io^ whioh appeare*. to bo drowning In a pond with ������tci:p isldt*i>, the Ilcv. P. TI. Ilobsons. a ourate of Ognioro, Vu,������, idiHiged into tho wator and *pUHhed tho dog bofo-j him to tho bank. l.,M,AAAAU-. ...A*. A.WA neat irusi, opuruunii, *u ���������������,, ���������������-., ��������� ������,.. 41, ��������� mUif ....... A*i?^,-_ -A..^-^A ���������*_rr..^A'.-"'fi������:*.f,r; ��������� ������'������.--' I *U ��������� VJjil^y;: l.llAfLg - lUal. ,������Y ��������� lljll... AjaauIOC:.-.CAli J-....U-, ..pbrt:aht'ij'adyahcei?ltt^ . would?;be_; v the:;���������;earty^sfetting ;;in iof - ;a;; spellibf: very; unf^bra^l^ weath h^yest^'bver.:; we^^^rb?.i:;?C!inadaY'!.;and: North Dakota, and we don?t think?this .;wiii..:-.hap^ later ^ ;thei progrbs^Ybf??tte?-Argen-tihe and Australian crbps; will be a leading iniittence OU: the -m^rket.^ these ':.crbps .'are yh������. ths^arly, stages Yo-������; their growth; and ,pj^spebts?fbr?tli:e'in are qulte?favbrable;?ii?^??hile?we?wt*ite in this '���������. straih?;?sve;Ywbul.d-?n!bt'''r;fpTget thatiowlng to very ;wetYaadJ uhsbasbn-? ablb weatheriitt; ;Englariqi;>FrahCb?^d ..Getmany.i-the;?whoX^ countries-?have;::sustainGd? inuchidain-^ -age Yand "ipss^'andiihat; Willi t.aiisei'a' gbbd ? demahdifi������ri;f'Qr;eigh.-??wh*eaii':;sb;e^: tween now and ?Decemb opposite to Wha'tjocc^ when their harvests were earl-f?|ahd; wheat" in prime 'cbriiditlonowihgitbYa; longispell of; dry,?^OT'rn^;w statiistical position over the wbrld' 'Is aisb?yery: strong:??ebmparedi with a yeariago. The American. yisible 'supply is 18,000,000 bus. against 47;000,000 bus .a year ago, and the" Eiiropeah visible is only 5l;416.O0O against 7.4,- 400,000;bus. last year.Y,;Thedeniand for flour is also; good? and the iayls- ible supplies e1" 'vheat known; tbibe small. The ���������''!.������������������*..��������� si an crop is rnbder- ately largjer than the small crbps ,.bf the two previous years, but what; with wars and rumors of wars in southeastern Europe and the Italian-Tiirlc- Ish war Liable to interfere with Black? Sea shipments, tho export from Iths- sla may be very moderate for anbthei* year? Thus, while bearish sentiment and a large run of wheat on this:side' ln the 'h.ex't three or "four months'may keep prices easy? thero'is not yet any strong reason why they should go below present level and stay there, Our Winnipeg market-has been quiot? during the week. Trndlngin tho future deliveries is not active, There is a good demand for cash; wheat but quantities of the different grades arc getting into sm'nll compass and dealers find It very difficult to fill orders, sometimes having to pay a sharp advance to get. spot wheat on short notice. There aro offers for, cash wheat for October delivery at about "MsC. ovey the option pHce. Today's cash prices for old wheat are l Nor., IOOVaiC.; 2 Nor,, 104%c; .1 Nor.,-00i/4c.; No. A, 80e.:,'No.'B?72o. No. 6, Cl%c* Feed. 5flc; No, 8 Alberta Red Winter, 97%b.; No. 4, A. It.. 90c. FntureR closed ��������� October 92-^0. December 89%c. - Oats��������� ��������� A Btrong domnnd for cash oatB has Sprung up during the week and advanced prices 2o. to 3c. por buslicl. ExiioiL demuiid la good. Tpday'S cash prices are No. 2 Can. Wentorn, 4-"c; 3 C.W., 39c; Kx.l Fd. -iOcr 1 Fd. 89%c; 2 Fd., 8Bc, The October option closed Loday at 35'/{i-%a. uariev-��������� There' ban beer, a little Inquiry for bcrloy at DOc. for No, 3 and 4(5o, for No. 4. r lav��������� Tho flax market is about menuy "'' ."'" W^5^^'S,E'4".A!a*f|-'������*?**5������Jfi������ '.--. ;*''. -? Ottawa {-^whig i the ? first six; hibhths; bfiiSl^ homestead .entries for the four-western provinces recorded Ibyith-ibfflci^^bf;;-^ partaaent^^ humbered?l9;g_i, as?agai'ps������v 18^509 -fori;the" sanie'pe^od? Ihvl9li? an increase oT; 1;082: i For Manitoba the entries totalled 1.710. as against t,4|l9 ih?i911r andior -Brii- bia they ihcreased.;from:: 124 ;to?138? Both SaBkatchewaii and Alberta show decreases?i? The entries for Saskatchewan for?ihe six ^nionths stbod?at 9,- 340, as; agalhst 10:409 for^ the first; half bf���������''1911; while- the: Alberta: --tries' feif ;from-7,585?tb?7.336.Yi;;-;;--S?:;'??ii?;;-:???'?Y The nationality returns show that - -the -, Americans; head ed the ?llst? with 1.0S7 ;.:'entrIes;?Y;,'Bngli^h'ti hbnieptead-; ers numbered; -640; slcotch.vI0i:;';;lYish. 122^; Russian-? "'12<>i??:i'Nbrwbgiah'S.': ;i46; whiilb?542 CaUadI'Ms?.'frbm:;.\0iir ;-l?rioi;ahd??S5:?;frbmi.Qubbec?;tbbk Up -land" in tho west?zZ^Zy. f;.y..������������������:_",.. Y ;;teachih^.:pebple;:;how?.t^ -.-���������when'-th_y:-ba.Ve- to- Aeaye-ilipUvh^uj^a^^^^^. ���������l.bdib^;:'^d;'iteliiug;ihe;m;b of '��������� peace-;;arid;.-;ri_btebusness??o^ sai'th over which .ws shall relghiwi'ClK?^.,'-;*?'?!*- the 'Lbrd' Jesiis,Christ^ibb^ies^pceii^^ K is; ;glorined .-body:-*^dYaeybr; :^ainj::^s)il^g Weak or;. w,eary'-'...'or?;'slc%^pr;?d^ fiie -Work: of the d������3vil?has?;hbehi|?%^^j i'lbng. mafiifesilh:;the;resuifc?b ,the;;.curse':that-itTs;'_e3ie^ :h_-.:the -nbrmaV;-cbnditiohy-.ahd?nb|b-wej^^ is iboked-.for ?:? ;.-Je^s;'had;,ev^r?bei3bi^������iii_^i :Himithe :;jby- -andiglbry'/hf ?this?flsiiitii|@:^@i dohi of,-'��������� which-' Heilbved?-:tb?i;e_!.;^hdi|^^ Mvbisamples _f,::it;;;and;:l0bki.ngSu"||^-^^ .t-hie.';eafthhbuhd vihultltudes?who;^*^_^|g^ ;;hotY;bf?it?;Y?po:!w^ 'passibn::-'iipoB!' them"as-.He;-sawJ^them^l^l grovelling: and: no one to teii tnenrspi--^���������f^ 'ihe? _lbry"aud ;-hbW.:tb::'get:; it? ^??%?pifeuff|f^P ,tebus .;hai^est---'tb ?beY reaped;?^utYl*^YS^g labOi"-**"'"-'"' "' "^i*" ^wA"*/-.lr.A :\>A jsIt'iI-I-i-A :-T-;������*.'& fjf'r^-ti-l ^-^v^ SCaaw :a;littie?Sti^^;::to?aSR-t^ TECH NIC A_iWbRK^pf^ WINNIPEG tititi\::titi[tiytititi':titi^SCHO^B:ti_^%y [[titi Fuiu**b;--:Gsnsratio!i5/i .?;Y?P?ractlba!'' Accbfp:*{jlisn'ment*s-;' ;.?i. yet :we':atoito^ ask?Him.?tb;- geh^^br^i^^^ the;iabbrers:i i'lh-_sai :vi.Y8i?Hfe?a8ft8'1;i|^si '���������Whbin;ishaII?i:,s^d?:,ahd;who;wili:^pJ^p ���������fbr;:us?? And :if is::fbr the :.-willln^5b*s^:.^^j to say". ::HereY)am-:ly'; -^'Sehd'^jhe Y^T^e?v������||^4 ojuestibh.;' there ;-'sebhis ?to ;i)'e? -:that:; _t:;ii;?i^i| ������������������ Chrbhi ixix, 5?'tWho :thbh?;:;isi^llili|g'?.f pjjjl������ ,--.tb'.?c"bhs^arate'.,_i's^s'eEVlc'e'.:vtW to': -the1 Lord?"'" ->ThiaY.bf ?>buti?Ielisbpi||S|| aeems "iorrefer.-the^matter- p^ck^tb?iljve|}i^| -;Lbfd,; but?_iere?is?a-;;i'eiist?f^ '���������Welcannot?h0^estly?asfc:Mini:r^^ :forth-;; .'lahor'ers'juhless'v'we^^ to"-say^;:Hero;:^amiI-:-?iSehdi:ir^^ seems' tb;-he .lmpiled''-alsb;i&;;whSt^ii^^ vthe.Ur.'f3id?" fnr"'^^ ' "i**������>'l 1 ortit-fi'iiZ^wii\vim%\mm&^M> :?';for.'He -,caIled?tl^-twblifer?h|piS ,rF.ave?.-''A&em?? ;cleah'.?8pIrIt's.-';';aiid;Vall^rh^ hess and disease^and -,seht;:them?^rth^^s| -to,,do?as .He'-"had?_ebnidoihg^^biMit!,'ii^|| Winnipeg, August \21.���������There 'has been practically no change in the wheat market situation during the! paBt week either in1 prices or . sentiment. It has been something'of 0, waiting market, steady with narrow fluctuations' in the quotations, but at the end prlco*. are a shade higher than a week r.go although tho feeling la not, noticeably stronger. The wenth- er during the wook ovor Westorn Canada and North Dakota has been slow, cloudy and lacking sunshine and In conic parts there havo been intermittent showers bf,rain more or leas hoavy. just, tho kind pf weather to delay ripening and cutting; without being so serious as to cause actual damage,, The temperature has been moderately high and there has been no noar iippronch to the frost, line reported from any point and no niBt damage. A Uttlo farther south than tho middle of North Dakota there haB been" moro' rain than north here In Canada, and some damage to grain ln stook may Imvo been oaupnd by tho rain, but. tlio chief complaint Is about dblay lu goltlng thrnahod by having to wait until tho grain has , dried out again and thoro having boon an ah- Renen of breoyy wlniln, tho drying out. takes Boveral?daya, Thoro Is no doubt thnt, tho' whole oi' tho country botwoen the Hooky Mountains mid.the Red apd Mlfislsfllppl rivers noods a Hpoll of dry. windy.,sunny woathor to favor ripen In.; of uncut crops and allow harvest work to proceed coutlr.. uoualy, but rocont and proBont weather Is not, In our opinion specifically unfnvornble except for tho dolay which might lenve portions or tlio orop in | _. danger of weather damage later on. with very little change In prlcon. The to teach? ?the future ;^W shoeiaihbrse? build?a;;;hbuse,;hiake; a^ dyniamb??; manufact^i^?; i^rniture;. and do ail"-thti: other?hecbssa^^;andiprac-v ticalrthihgs that are Irideiriarid'. [ti "This'is .in effect^ nipeg;?si!ibol board?ipHits -arinouhce- -mChtYtb?the Winnipeg;,public ol the technical work outlined for the new schbbl?year. Allvcf this tbchnical vvork:wili be taught in Winnipeg's two Vew magriificfent high schbois; and is further evidence' that from; the ctandpbint of prbgressivehess the Winnipeg school board takes rank with: the best on the cpntinent. YY AWpULD HONOR KAISER- California' Prof^asor Considers Ger- man E-r.peror Should Get Nobel "?-,*.,? '���������Prize-' .Victoria.-���������In .ah. address petpre the Cana-iian Club hore. Professor Benj. Wheeler, 6'f the University ot California, made the novel suggestion that the next Nobel peace prize should be given to the German Emperor.- For twenty-flveY years, ho said, ho has had u mighty war maehine under [his hand and has never used It. After regretting the strained Anglo Gorman relations he said that it was Lot territory, but protection against arbitrary Interference.with"''''the pro- greBfl of German development, which had caused the growth of tho Kaiser's >iavy. sbme?bf|f]Ud4meht;;and^ :spmb?pfih|brQyi|?|^| "jh^ilike^^is"ibeeh'<.r;'glveh::-'eau^ ail?bveh?tb:J-i^^'!lMarlbfc^ ,-Hi������.:;ali i-u������ Juda's^whb: befe^ea?-H1^K#ig.l^ , and :-the:powep;was-v'tti.s;T,aU^^ :���������hd -; they; were?His; n^ssengers^|siev|||^j^^ ' ������������������'���������": As^ the vFather?;spoke.it^ and-'^rbhght'^rp.ugh-tt'i.m -speak',iahii' wbrK' .through;.them?H^T5ie^S|^������5 ���������w.-fe'-'.'-for, Him; ? Heiwas ;for.;^ahdS^ltBSstaij|a ' them arid He would: "s>ev^-.th*a|^s!6)ftS^^ So it is or should be htill���������-^bd?worlwfs^fi ing'; iti -us-' "'to'-\ will:. and': tb.?do?;bt;?.Hi,|:^|| good:'pleasure;-'(Phil, ii,' 13)'i;i-^';iYi^!g5s;;| BACK FROM FAR, NO.RTH Traces of Mineral Wealth���������Fires Devastating Great Areas Prince AlbertYSaBk.���������R. G. Mun- roe-.has Just arrived from a two-year prospecting trip in the northlaml. Ho has been operating in the country arouii-'l Luc Du Brachcl, about 1,200 mllos north of Prince Albert. Ho found traces of load, Rllvcr and copper and In a number.of. streams, freo gold, but not In paying quantities. . Up was reported lout lnnt winter .'and tho Mountoil Police,,wero searching for him about n, month boforo thoy found him but ho says he had only goho away from the regular trial. Fire1* <-re eiiiitlnnally raging nn north, ho says, devastating grout areas and driving gamo farther north, threatening a famine among tlo Inhabitants. It Is reported that tho bulk of the gnilu crops'!h''.the northern half of Alborta and Saskatchewan, la , still very green and will need ftood weather Into September before much of It nail bo'ent, but, in Manitoba, south- era Saskatchewan and ooulh**i'n Albert n, crops Pro much further iid- vnneed nnd cutting Ihih boon well stort- ei'. at .'several point;, and with dry weather would keep nloinllly .going r.hend. Under such wentlmr as wo, have been having, grnln must hnvo been tilling well, and at time of writ- ftouncll. Copies will be prcsontod to vsrlop-i municipalities for the pur- jhmm* of securing their co-oporatlon. T -indrtn ���������Lord Itrr wo think the prospnet Is good for T������nnv������on'8 poem | a f������������ avciw* yield or muiniK w..**ni domand Is qulot. To-day's cash prlcos nro 1 N.W.. 170o; I Man., 168c, ���������Rojoctod, ir������7c. Tho Ootobor Cuturo closed ot "158c. Prleofl quoted above .nro on, IiiibIb of delivery In store Fort William, Port Arthur and Duluth. , *r/.m *��������� ,. ...' r*. *r r������ ������a/,. .1- |*Jt*CU iC.fjlAV ,������������������44," ������4������. -���������. ,.������ ��������� WI*,.'. Vancouver, B.C.���������ID. J. CliamSio*. lain, priiHlihuil of the Grand 'T\^:\i Paolflc Btnteu that, two thouttaml n'orn men were needed on construa i >'i work on his linn In British Columbia. UllleHrt nil .U4>-'������������������-ii- A4i.Ai4ij.-j- i'< ���������---!" .11 i.rt ..iitnlned It wnnll tnltn ntii'll Catch Many Whales Matnmo, Que ��������� The Canadian Whaling company, Ltd v organised ln Montreal by Bunnell Sawyer, somo two yours ago and oporatlng In tho Gulf of 9t. Lawronco, is reported to bo prosperous tltln season. Tho company has two steam whaling boats operating and ovor 70 whales have boon caught thin Benson. Most of lilt* lliOUM_y III tl'iJ A44i������lAiiiA.������ ".'.'aii mm- cured by Mr. Hnwyor in Norway, luid tho leading ojicratlvca In the company are Norwoglaiis. ���������: - The great question tb? ^'any^^'good^pp^Mj work Is generally -that.'of; funds;'to-;bar*-i_?^||p ry:; it' on, but; Hev.-told'; thbm.;;'''.nbtr^#^j| bo- anxious about;.'that,-'?as;He.?W*buld;|||efi ;see'to it.' \-v;Matt.-_vlY.33,uStands.?'.afei^|'l .wjiys, bri as some -oho' has', put it^Mnlt-������;3^i,pi thou His service-thy delight:���������?;He?rii^!^iJ| make thy wants His care,, -As in JiiYY 'Dent. xx,?10;il2,.'''-they' were--tO;';ca'r^yY|;f|'' poacp every where, leaving ,:it;?t0-;.'thb';:'^|: people to jiccept or roject it; ....There[[titiZti whs rme-Heemlpgly strange thing abbufc^j||| their commission." .They. .were?.notZytiM to go to either geptlleis or San^rltaha^;ff but. onlyio Israel, and Ho said "to',tho'Y??^. woman of Tyre and Sidon: T;aminotr^;*l sent but: unto tho lost -sheen.' /of -[ibii&MW'' house of Israel"' (Matt, -xv? 24),?r:Y-lti^!,v was. not until Isrncl had rcjectcd?liim ti'tititir aiid cruciflc(3 Hilm and HeiwaS rlfeen, ,:;^; from the dead that He gave.^bbmmls-"titi-vtiii sIon'to-''gb Into nil the world.Y Y.���������''������������������titi.\'&������$ There are truths In :thl3'-;-'bttaij^eii?':@i-! whioh apoly to the wholo of thre i^ge?ii^ while some have special reference- to;???? the sending forth of the' twelve.,' *Ho'"?'-i'' is always the same, Rnd'-the.\vorld','-^ll'i?'?-'<'i;S be'the flume a- long as It hapits piiesiYlfi*, ent ruler, whom Ho will send to the '''���������-"������������������ pit when ITo pets up? H|n ;; kingdom. ;���������[ Those >yho ftro truly His and fillpd?;?,| with His spirit must exnect to uridi^iSf thomsolvoB as sheen In tho' hildot. ot''ztititi, wolves, hated for TTIs sake*. pers>diitri,:'.'.i-V:!.p. ed, treated as He wns, for Uiu .ilisciplu''??''���������?' ln not above his Mnster. > In o-n^oi^ ?,? ? gencles, whon under nrrosti wo bah['titiiti trust (he Holy Spirit to speak t,hi"o\jgh ; if us (vorso 20), and wo should bo so? ?| flllod that Ho can speak through ���������unvY^'' ut all .Uiuuri. TTo U; -vlvv-avi;-, ,'r,"ilj ':.,i?';���������.','!,:, mako true tt Ills mossengors^ Ex.'..vltiftm: 12: .Ter. 1. 7-9. Those whom H-������ ?! 'l! sends must he without fear of any.:.YKftl klml, ovon of death. Soo the threo '.-������������������r nc't*!i cf v^rn^f' -*1 *?P. ^ ?*,nf'' lhe e.nmfjrt to he obtained bv considering even sparrows. Note In verse* 37-39 tho whole hearted, self ronouno* lug devotion to Himself which TTo ex- |if..<1i: niil In vernr*- <" fhn r"-">**-' fr>f the BmnlloBt service. ��������� ti'i'tXti Tolclo.��������� Two statuettes of clay, pro- 1 ... \,m An\1������ A* lieftA V4������ri**������ nff\ havo bpen found In a field at Kaw m - vi %4 ti-y4 Commander Evans QofhQ H iiith i London.���������Commander Evans,:U?N;. second in command under Captain Soott of tho British Antnrtln *^xpM.1' '' ^ Itlon> left England to resume hfo o.-rt-'-";���������"Y#i niand of the Terra Nova which will -;'HI proeeed to tho Polar regions to ������������������mcBt-.'-.-i'^.'-ri'Stl Captain Scott and his psrty?' '?���������' ' ���������"'^\[ .v:rj;t| ��������� I .V.# (j ,,'..'.!ii ir^rx^Zm"r,,,,wly t',a"|^*,t5-iS;:,"t l������l" ,OK,������ ,m-\xi^.^uz -- Conareoatlon of Ona London. -The Rev. C. A. Good* heart, vl-.nr of Lnmhourno, near Romford, hnu iilixoutliiuod wcck-nlght nor-,,,... v'eoii bi'i-MiBf, on aireceitt oocuhIou th* ��������� -������! congrfguiIon consisteu only oi one WO-;.-,*.r.',*i;������g| ;t5 i -. ,..������,A,....r., y i.'iiiiiiiMSiwii'aitinaiiiitti^ i 'Yin ��������� ii ��������� "i in i ��������� i ii. ii i ii ii - Him i'm Y in' nn lain ^Jj^���������^L^ ti:tif^tiff^ titi;y:iy mrvQm '&W -���������pii'A':"' ���������.-.Jj.-iV-.-.V.**-. ;.:?:tir-titi:^:y--^;���������[r,������������ ^gg0B ^ggj^jg T*S)limW 4 we can supply your neeas in _>tone Crocks, one, two, three and five gallons also Pickling: Spices in bulk or packages ���������of-Kir ixtxm TP*'!/'���������*T%'<-***���������������7 ��������������� * m~ iOa * SJP%S'" ���������* ������-%-'-- now- : IT-IS- YOUR& FOB J J A DAY Church Notices ijf.-iiujE.ifia Jas. TajiGi-, ��������� i__uager oi the ___������-; j B | Lumber Co.. at "STahk, left on Saturday for a trip to the east. He intends taking in the stampede at Calgary ou his Now that the hunting season is on many sport - from different parts snav* be seen getting off the train every day with gun iu hand and taking to the tall timbers in search of the big red deer for- whioh Yahk is most famous. Joe Stick of Port Hill, Idaho, who has been working for the King Lumber Co., the past four months wont io Oreston for labor day and returned again oa Toes-day seemingly well pleased with his trip and au all around good time which he enjoyed while in Creston. A small first paymont brings S the machine, and you use it and H have it while you're paying. =-g "gg j The most popular typewrite- in I ***���������* 8 OresLou. i\i.;uiwiiS iu use. 3 f Quy Lowenberg, ? Agl ������ METHODIST CHURCH Services will be held every Sunday as follows: Morning - - 11:00 a. m. Evening " *. *: * '��������� P- m* Sabbath School ��������� 2:20 p. ui. 'You are welcome to tarry with us. .A .VU X4. 1..1. pCAJll'k PRE������._YTERI AN CUUR CH S. J. McCartney the Yahk merchant and postmaster, is uow painting his! store a very pretty shade of green whioh | gives it a very attractive appearance. Ben Riley, proprietor of tho Yahk Hotel hsis bought himself a new re^eatin" shotgun. Sen saj>s he is going to do t something to the grouse this seas mti i. . _=__ i I/isten! You caii scarcely , hear ,r the Fords go by���������though you see thousands of thero.. Ii's the -erfect "balance "1 *. y and adjustment of its simple and wonder- ful mechanism, that makes the Fctf-d the least heard���������and the most absut;? , i \ \ More than 75,000 new Fords into service this season��������� proof that they must be r'ght. Three -passenger Road- r*4.4i-\������4 mx)*?1"Pi s s_ ��������������� 1 1 ���������^*������aja *_*���������**% -jive passenger touring car ������850���������delivery; car $875���������f. o. b. Walkerville, Ont.. with all equiptnem jDatalogue from Kootenay Garage Company of CreBton, R. S. Bevan, manager���������or direct from "Walkerville. PROFESSIONALS CHAS. MOOl-us, U.E. ���������____W_P_^^ ' % O. IiARB Sukvetoe ahd AsenirrEcn Plans and Specifications Cl RT_5>XOa**I - - - jo.-o. i v,& ^.c. ��������� *������ U f_> _^ a ���������*_T m ���������-������-- %/ i>J__/J-^ A. mmm\^f i*m *t -*��������� PHEREARE SOSSE OF THE *|~V O SI TI O IV Q Referred to ns the first week in August Lumber Go.?Elk, steho- afl-jiphei* - - Powex Co., City, Stenographer - - i Railroad, City, -Sten'o- $65month ������aii' Service every Sunday at II a. iu. aud 7:30 p. _������. Sabbath School at 2:30 p. in. Adult Bible Class at close of evening service. W. G. Blake mmm m vi ai'in-i-aBBHiJi mB^mar B I AND ORNArttiiN 1 Coidsfreom Estate mmm BiJi-. ^-^S-,,. IL E.-HAI*L:D..D_'S* _-_u-_ T% t ST .J, . Li umber Co., St. Maries, Bookkeeper - - ������75 Harvester Co.. Moscow, Stenographer - S60 Uiiic- over i?raa_:-fares aamwaio^Gomnijssjon| City. Sten- Store���������Baker Street. j ograph'er - - - s|50 i ; . ti ! Hdw, Co.,_St? Maries, ^ ��������� ^ j jsookkeeper - ������o*_ CRANBROOK, B* *o. j_nmber Co., Palouse, Stenographer .--..-.-..- - $65 m mi ��������� ������_i|| 5Jm������_fc������ i Five acre Frait and Poultry ranch for ������.��������� *-% J"M~������y_, Xf. 4.__.������.*. .������ .3 .*,.���������_*.������.������������ XX... ^.f.m &OX*3. \Jt\JHV} IO IdOVYAJ CllAJlAAAJAUgg AIAJK? A^.ASCI.- dows and suitable for stock or dairy cattle. Bearing orchard bring in good ncome. Apply owner % Review. rAT.-rvr \/ W A-aXm jXmaja���������4a-m.**^ GRESTON - B.C. j\l1#l arvf-Vl*_**<5 A,V������_ _>a-V%1-������l-ra'*#- fill fhoCO calls. "We'll have a good position waiting for YOU w'heii you complete your course* Write for Free Lesson in Gregg Shorthand, Penmanship Booklet or Catalog. MR. 8c MRS. CROMPTON The Blajr Business College Water Notice Teachers of Piano, Violin, Singing Music Supplied for Concerts & Dances OKEIX, YOUNG & ^O, [Firrt Avenue and Madison, Spokane Real Eatate and Insurance. HOUSES TO RENT CRESTON - ������B.C. JAS. H. SCHOFIELD Fire, Life aud Accident Insurance REAL ESTATE, Eto. TRAIL - B.C. Before Letting Im Contract* For the 'uiilding of your New Ilouso, Store, Office Workshop or other building, writo or call on mo. Estimates given on all kinds of work. _____ Repairs & Alterations As SPECIALTY Charges reasonable nod satiRfactlon guaranteed on All Work JOHN BOYD, Creston M. IR. 'Xteatte CRANBROOK - B.C. Tho Funeral Director NEW SPRING FASHIONS All tho Very Latest Styles in Ladies' Hats, Trimmings, Flowers and R ihbons. LADIES' READY-MAPI:. WAISTS Now Lines of 1 j iii ? i i cl ( 1 ill - I'ons* Stohkings and Wearing Apparel suitable to the Soannn, Mrs. n. YOUNG Fort A Licence To Take And TJsk Water NOTICE i3 hereh** given that Andrew Miller of Creston will apply for a licence to take and use one quarter cubic foot per second of water out of an nnnamed Creek, which fiov.'p iu a Sast and "West direction through Blks 20,19 of Lot 892 and empties mtc King Creek or Block 11 of Lot 892. The water will be diver- i ted ai a point directly 200 yards east of the N. W. corner of Block 19 of Lot 892 and will be used for purposes on the land described as North half of Block 19 of Lot 892. This notice was posted on the ground y ' ��������� - the Si day of July 1912. Tho application will he filed in the office of the Water recorder at Nelson. Objections may be filed with the said Woter Recorder or with tho Comptroller of Water Rights, Parliament Buildingt-, Victoria, BO. A. Miller (Applicant) Mr. and Mrs. Bnrgess have just returned from a tri*-* to the c^asfe. Mr. Gnimout? who has been relieving Mr. Burgess, left last .-week for Ryan to relieve Mr. Bundv. Rev. Sarkissian of Rossiand and Mask '.-������������������ J.- ��������� ' ��������� ti; ��������� . - . .'' Boyd Of Creston spent a couple days fishing and hunting around Kitchener both made a good oatch of the Bpeckled beauties. E. Askiss paid Kitchener a visit Sunday. I Miss Leatham of Nelson is spending ] a few weeks with Mrs. G. Hunt. VER1NON, B. C. All our trees are Home Grown and guaranteed true ^ to name. We carry all tlie leading varieties most ^ suited to tliis district. Our specialty is budded stock- "^ /"-���������ft ���������fT,������"V-iC_iCai_1**������rA*n *������->������_������*������������������* I r. "rsrTi i-wl_> ������������������-i^^-.-t-o j ^mW \,rm* vm,a\>a.Sa. **/ ���������wi^,- x^d.i*������ aw ���������mjx^^s.^i' A WlOf ������X\. . ,. ^r -a # For further particulars apply to our local Ageut. ^ J.BUnco, Box a9? Creston5 B.C. # ja. ai F"^^?"^ THE CANADIAN BANK rn? r*r.ii/ri\/fT7T?rr^ V/JL" m^\jrXVJm.������*JLmm^jxm.\^MmJ SXA EDMUND WALKER. C.V.O.. I.",.*)., u.c.i.., ������'r������*M������������ii'm juJCCANDEn uimo John aird Ccn^rp-l Mcnfi'irr A������H)Mtnnf Gi*n������*raj Mnnntfer CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000 BANKING BY MAIL Accounts may be opened at every branch of The Canadian *���������% ��������� 4> r* ........ i.n r.m.l:*',*,.ti U. ������ r*l'l������l *������������*!'"��������� lafltt VlVlMlll' I llf Dana oi *i������404iiiii������**4-*> t*/ *���������"- ������-������i'*-AAAn^.������ x,j ...x..i, <..u* ���������������������������-������������������ same careful attention as is given lo a!! other departments of the Bank's business. Money may be deposited or withdrawn in this ���������way as satisfactorily as by a personal visit to tlie Bank. 8,������ P^t-ev B. Fowler. Manager Creston branch Water Notice Von A Lickncw to Tajcm and Usm Watkh NOTIC1S i������i hereby givon tlnib ISgbex-t LouiH Tom Taylor of Creston J3. C��������� will apply for a llconco to tako und use J cubic foot of water out of trlbu Liny of XiiiK Ciuck which ilmvw in n, westerly direction through Block 1), Lot, 802 and oniptlos into King Crook near Block 11 of Lul S92. The water will bo diverted at tho S. W. corner of Block 0, and will ho used fbr dnmcHtfc piiJ'KJS'-'rt on llio luud dcsi.'1-ibed <i.s Block 0, Lot 892 (S. W. 10 aero black). This notice was posted on tlio ground on tlio 20th day of August 1012. Tho application will ho Hied in tho ollleo of * tho Water Recorder at Nelson. Objections may be filed Willi the mild Water Recorder or with the Arch Deacon Beer of Kaslo spent a few days vacation in Kitchener. UaoD^u .T Baaronti .lAlinanr, nnA TRov- MXmmm.m m . _ .Sm^mmm... m m ....^v.. .m..^. ...... . ';. .'���������������������������' ' * .���������";'-'.'������������������ ;.- an made a record trip between Creston . fa and Kitchener last week;_ covering tbe distance in forty-five minutrs. Mr. and Mrs? Ahdeen have returned from visiting in Craubrook. Aroh Deacon Deeh of Kaslo, B. 0��������� conducted service in Kitchener on Sunday. irabelli i������������Mf@ imagS xmmmm iFisae^BB&ssss ei&waair^ssiM A SPEOIALTY Dealer in Jiig'i class boots a_Td s^ioes. Get your Wines, Liquors, | Tobaccop igars, Pouches, Pipes, etc., at the Creston Wine & I B ! I .Vrtf****// **a "~ I ��������� m^wm'mm mm. W* S Sa Poole, Prop. W. P. Taylor, O. P. R. tie inspector of Yahk was, iu town the firs: of the week. Ike Lewis and family of Squaw Point spent the fore purt of the week in Cros- ��������� SYNorais ok Canadian mouth. WK8T MINING KROULATIOKB COAJj���������Coal inInlnK llglitH mny lio lcimort for twonly-ono yourn, ronowablo iitim annual t'ontiU of 81 an aero. Not moro Hum '_,fxio noma can bn lonne<l to ono aiipllciint. lloyaliy ijye contB por ton, In vnimirveyinl tori'ltory tbo traot mi'Hti bo Hliiliml out by tlio appli mini, In iusi'hoij, uml ihumoiiiiI iippllcailon 'lo tho A|*oiit or. Hiib-AK9������lof Dominion Luiul lor tho iliHti'lot inuHl. In all eamiH tin mado and tho rontal for tho Unit yoar iiiunI bo pukl to tho agent wllhlu thirty Uayw niter mini; application tliUAIi'TX���������4t. in,im... c!';}'.t::e** yenrn of <\������* and ovor, hiivliiis- mndo a dlHcovory inny lo- I'nU-ii claim l.f.00 fi-cl by l.r.OO. Kcc, S.1. Al loivil, 9100 nniHt, bo oxpondod on tlio claim each yoar or paid to Uio Mining UoooriUr W|>on jJflOU.O Iiuh boon oxpundoit or paid and other roa.iilromoiitj'compiled with, tboolulm may bo iiurcl������ati.nl al, 01 an acre, l'LA-ltUi MINING OI.AIMH nro ADO foot lonufiindivom l.diio to''.una fo������i, ������������ido. Kntry. lno ������Ti, Not Ii.'hh (ban "if 100 mimt bu oxpuntli'd In dovolopomont worlt oach yoar. 111.1,'llMIMri .--'I'ivii li-ii|.|.il .,) i\yr. lriH*>������ ������>i������.fl! <��������� ii rivor may nn bunco vonouapplicant, im I, linn ot 'ill yen in. Uinln'. IH (in mllo pornn Comptroller of Water IMghU'. Purlin- '������'it'������. Hoy ally, '.'li p������ vccnl. nfior r.io output 4 .1 .11. ir, . . ������ ,* C-ll'OOdH 810,000. ment Building, Victoria, B. C w. w.coitV -..>-,,. . . . .. r.......!.. ������n,.i,.i,., , rn,. ,,.i���������>i,. ... X-4, J.iAJfAAJi. y������A|'J.4.>....4|,_/ 1 A COMPLETE UNE OF 'Peabodys Garments A5C/e Have Them In ALL SIZES They Are Roomy and Good Fitters ^feR^lzrirfe mTHEMTOTHETESTSHOVmHERl they.WILLSIANO IT-becauseItheyare MADE TOWEAR mm': iif? -������������������.������������.v- ;.���������.������������������?���������!.'',' , .:**���������<'-eh-. Y fe;<:'Y'U.v ���������-__5f< '^^^^^^. M, :.!.���������*���������. _t.',v. I '���������':,-'-'"\'i;:^*;yi;-;'^^l..iJ:i:i.i4iv|i,iJ);| i!!fe#^' WOBODY BUYS OVERALLS TO PLAV TRICES WiVn THEM SUCH AS IS SHOWN IN THE PICTURE ABOVE, IN WHICH rOURMCN CXERTED'ALL THEIR STRENGTH EFFORT TO RIP A PAIR OF PEAB0DY&' OVERALLS. IF THEY.WIlf STAND THIS-THE.Y WONT M������ THE HARDEST KIND OF LEGITIMATE WEAR a WE ARE tHe: agents o.f PEABODYS' GUARANTEED OVERALLS "-**oss ::i;i;,ij;,i;,'-.Ai IE CRESTON MERCANTILE 'il iif'ifii'iiiirtifi IWIW_liiaiiWMWt m nu mmmmmmmMMymfimaamm^^
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