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- ^*>>:_ N, :V i? Vol. XIX. CRESTON. B.C., FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1927 No. is Wynndel Opens Pre Cboilng P3^ Wynndel Co-Operative Fruit Grow- line of hospitality at their *"af home" on Thur&day night in connection with the opening of the pre cooling plant, "which has just been completed and is ready for business. The fuuction was was largely attended by Wynndel people as well as a number of inyited guests. In fitting recognition of his services in securing a substantial grant from -the federal de������-iHFtme:nt' of agriculture to heip construction,-.the honor.of getting the machinery in motion was conferred upon R_ H=. Gale -of Van- WttO" UUUTCfg -"annei* pulled on the belts and started tha pre eoolIn^Tnaaebinei-y .tt work at about 8.30. Following this ceremony the guests' were shown over- the plant by "President A. Joy and Manager E. TJra. and on completion of tbe inspection the crowd gathered in the central pre cooling" room, which had been fitted up with benches, and where the opening addresses were delivered President Joy introducing the speakers ..ar characteristic fashion. Major Mallandaine, president of Creston boa'rd of trade, was first called upon, and assured those present that Lhe affair gave him just as much satisfaction as any grower at Wynndel. He had waiehed the development of the fruit industry in Creston Valley from the planting of tbe first tree and warmly complimented tWynndei on the practical co-operation that had always obtained and had culiminated v?ith the installation oi? a pre cooling plant that ha������i few equals anywhere in the province. A.- Mel* Fletcher, Dominion fruit inspector;* O.__?.'Hayes,,.president of CreetoxT Reclamation ftlompany, Limited; and G. Taylor, district saaperin- tendent of the- Canadiam Pacific ExpreBs Company, who pleased im- mensley -with"bis announcement that the company was working on a rate ecbedule that* would be issued shortly to give a transportation cost that would enable other places in West TJTVjrjJiijjoiT In maba USC Of the VHT-rngj. del pre cooler." Public axecognition of Mr. Gale's effort * on behalf of Wynndel was expressed in a resolution sponsored by W. J. Copper and John 'Wigen of tbe Association direstors, and v which was read to the meeting, by Secretary A.Spencer, and was greeted it with prolonged applause; Regrets at not being present weie read from Col. Fred Lister. M.P.P., who _@ at present on the sick list* and W. K. JSsling, M.P., who was unable to be present due to a, px-evious .engagement. After the speeehmaking the ladies served a sumptuous lunch, and'- then with' tbe orchestra stationed in -the middle pre-cooling room dancing was indulged an the'other ttfo rooms, and was kept up till an early hour of the ��������� nsoruing by tbe yourag people. Institute -Votes ee $35jOO mWiimfmkr Mars. Whiteside jwms a visitor at Cranbrook last week, returning on ~ OQiiroday. " ��������� Sirdar market is well supplied with fresh strawberries from the S. Pas. cukzi ranch. The friait is well, sized end of excellent quality. Friends of W, D. Goodman will regret to hear - that he met with Creston aud District Woaaen's Institute met; in June, session on rpriday *a-ft������ftPi������ooiis witla the prest dent, Mrs. R. Stevens, in charge, arid a turjiout of thirty members. * It. was decided to postpone the annual flower show until a later date, owing to the closeness of the big Dominion Day celebration, to which a donation of $35 was raade. JMiss Irene Hiiscroft will be fche Oreston candidate for the Dominion Day queen, and will have the backs tag of the X-ist-i teste msisbers and friends. A committee consisting of Mesd&mes'Stevens, Hayden, JdL-tT-ss s.nc. T.fjifp������ v?ss s,,rkr,ointed to arrange for an Institute refresh ment, stall on the; fair grounds on July 1st. ; -' Mrs. Marrel gave an outline cf proceedings at the Women's Insti tute conference a^ Chilliwack, at which she had represented the local Institute. The tea hostesses' were Mrs. Jas. Cook, Mi's. W. H. Crawford aud Mrs. Jas. Compton. A freewill offering of $3.10 was taken for the Crippled Children's Fund. spection - of ^the ��������� Jogged'-^'oflf'-.vareaf bettveeu-tj-c XkB-'t&iihoMlngs and-Goat Siver/Tecently cut'over'by the Wiia-* law firm. The laud was surveyed: af" year ago, and will be offered for sale this year. ' *-- -,-������������������_,./ Th������ loss of sheep and lambs'" that has been rather, heavy of late at John Huscrof b ranch has now ceased with the- taking of n ?be&r in a "trap about three-quarters of, a..mile' from the ranch' on Sunday, "About a dozen old and young of' the flock bave alteady disappeared . his season. Mrs. Kervenko and family af five are at present occupying the house oaa on the Sam Lazachuk ranch, pending the securing ef the necessary papers that will permit them to join Mr. Kervenko at Kellogg, Idaho. They made a visit to Fernie at the first of the week to interview the the U.S. consul. (8 A "meeting of the citizens of Hus- croft- and ?Lister was held! on Monday j night to lay plans for the Dominion Day celebration to be held at the Hus- caoft recreation grounds on July 1st. T. A. Banks presided and committees were stand' to arrange all details for the outing, which will feature patriotic singing and sports for the children, with supper jassd an evening baseball match. Huscroft school has .voted $20 to help defray expenses. tottictel, JLi% vests-,,' &Olfi'-_r*-__W_fi_-���������__!. loiLi.,* - j another auto accident near Cranbrook, W. H. Bamford off Nelson, C^.K. on Sunday:' BiH sustained* a broken freight superintendent, was equally felicitous in his T������ar.aarks. and - assured that anything and everything in the way of facilities that the railway could supply could be had for the asking. From the information he' bad gathered he predicted" that within the next three years it would be f oaa nd necessary to add to the present impos������ ? ing plant. In introducing R. H. Gale President Joy felt called' upon to express appre ciation of the part, Mr. Gale had so ^ successfully played - ih securing federal assistance, without which building could not have been proceeded with, and the crowd reciprocated an giving Mr. Gale a great round of applause when he rose to speak. With characteristic modesty Mr. Gule disclaimed much of J, he credit for making the plant possible. The Association directors had been so insistent and persuasive In theii negotiations with collar bone and fractured arm. Other occupants of the car-Vere more or less hurt, but none seHously. Mrs. K. C* Proctor- and children went to Cranbrook on Mondjay, on heaa-i.i'^ of her w r>. Qocid- a motor car mis- man, being hart in hap.;'' Jas. Cook of Creston arrived oh Sunday for an over* night visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. North. With the dyking of Kootenay Flats all but assured Mr.. Cook as figuring on im mediately: doubling has green-hoaase capacity for next season. Mrs- Gi Cam and daughter, Miss Dorothy, were Cranbrook visitors last week, the latter remaining for a more extended stay with friends . in the terminal city. Mrs. Rogers and. Mrs. Dibley were hostesses at at a charming tea at Mrw. Mrs. Schmidt and family left on Sunday for Cranbrook. where they will join Mr. and Mr". L. Schmidt of that town and proceed to Saskatchewan, where they are to reside in future. Miss Mary Barracloughy who has been a visitor with hear sister, Mrs. T. Col. Fred Listea||M.P.P.. is at present a hospital patient at Cranbrook, to which institution he was removed _w on Friday last, suffering . with wbat S Trevelyan", ht*-& returned to Seattle, the hoapata!tdoc>^ aiHa^tsose: as a case- ,aftet a two-weeks' va^atiow w"4t3^-A.ice of aicute luruMago. ' ' '- Mr. Williamson, inspector of weights and measures* was here on an official visit, Monday. Lister is looking" at its best authorities at Ottawa that ib was only fair to give them at least half the credit, Mr. Gale ^assured, that it bad been a pleasure to render the aervicee he had because he felt that any added ' prosperity that might come to Wynndel would in due course in some measure be felt by other parts of the pro vince. And that satisfaction with the accomplishment of Wynndel was also shared by other parts of Canada was indicated in n a telegram, which Mr. ' Gale proceeded to read from Hon, W. I.. Motherwell, Dominion mlnsiterof agriculture: K. H. GALE, Creston, B.C. Please ox tone! to Mr. O. J. Wlgian my onngtratulntloTiB on the completion of the up to date pre coolliag plant. Karneatly hope plant will fill lenuiionaoaitH of district, though I feel that if Wynndel continues to develop as rapidly in tho future as in tho pat.t, thanks to the wise policies and efficient luaitatgemant of Mr. Wigen and his associates, It will only bo A very short period before further enlargement will, be iieceBRary;. l&tid.y ivitil. fLl_e.u con- tinned Bucceeas iiiki kind regards on my behalf, W. 11. Motherwell, Minister of Agricnltuvn. The ineHHHgo was roundly appliuid- o<l, and In roncliullngMr. Gale ushured that he waw on his way to Ottawa and that no fear need be felt aa to the J������;-t!;ccsaicijS. &������ &'*v r-our*"*. ^f niaol,h������p JrJSfOOO'whien waa'the aid anticipated frona Ottawa hy t,h������ AH&oclutaon. Others called on for capeeches were himself ard tbe*|Ro������e,:'s home on Wednesday last. The proceeds*, amounting bo $7. -were donated to the general funds of Christ Church, Creston. The boom of logs owned by P. Oherbo and Frank Pelle, was taken in tow from Sirdar to Nelson by the tug Ondnb. Unluckily the tug got stuck at the baidgo at Atabar, result- ing in a great loss of logs that got away, though many were recovered afifarawny ns Ku������knnoo)c. The Iohb will be felt by the owners as the cub represented almost ii winter's work sawing, skidding and watering the logs for th e tow to Nelson. this wUa **m*m* alfalfa, particularly, been soi good, and certainly \ the orchards were never more promising to look at. - D. McKee, Harry? Yerbury, Alfi Wellspi ing and Ed. Smith are at work dismantling the old L. 9.B. mill which is to be moved to the site of Putnam, & Staples, Limited, operati.-.ns on the lower road.* The firm ? purchased the mill along with the timber limit about a month ago. . - J. W. Smith, appraiser for: the department of iands, Victoria, was here on Monday. He was'making an in- Inspects Dyked Area* BRAND THEATRE SATURDAY, JUNE MILBRED DAVIS LLOYD HUGHES GEORGE BANCROFT EL BRENDEL ce Siding friezaes. Sirdar is several days late with their first strawberry picking, as the Parkin ranch had almost enough of the ripe fruit for a shortcake on June 1st Jack McDonald of Kimberley was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. J. Kel.y. Fred Davis of Erickson has taken a long term lease on the former Schmidt (Blroy Jackson) ranch and gets immediate possession. His arriv a.1 will still further enlarge the school attendance. Guy Constable Is a Nelson visitor this week, looking after the interests of the Stockbreeders Association at the hearing by the water boasd of the application of the West Kootenay Power & Light Company to put in a dam below Nelson that may cause such a rEse in the" *jra.tor of Eootcnay Lake at*- to make hmy cutting impossible. Alice Siding Social Club had their annual picnic at the tourist camp at Arrow Creek on June 5th. They were favored with ideal weather and a most enjoyable time was had. Given average ��������� weather Rued & Mather anticipate opening the strawberry shipping season about June *20bh. Wynndel's new pre' cooler is38 x 580 feet;-with? a ten foot porch to give shelter when unloi-Qittg, and standing six feet frosn the C.P.R tracks*; . a loading tunnel providing an almost heat-proof runway between pre cooler stad cars ii_ losd-is*1^. There are three pre cooling rooms, each 28 s. 15 feet, each vtrtih masis-rntm capacity of 1500 crates, though at present it is anticipated they will only be called upon to handle a carload, K300 crates. Each "has a gravity conveyor system on wfaic!_ the berries sS.de down a chute from growers conyey- "Tice tc tbe nr_ cooler floo^ a-odl *���������- gravity conveyor is used fop transferring-the cxates into the car when ready for shipment. The facilities provide for cooling the rooms to 32 degrees,.which, would place the berries a about 35 degrees of cold, and" 3b ia claimed that in the process of loading a rise of bub one degree will be experienced. . . The cold air is manufactured in what is termed tbe bunker room. It is 9 x 28 feet and equipped with a stand of 20-foot cold air pipes seven pipes wade and ten pipes high, giving 1400 feet of pipe frona which cold air as generated -and from a 30-anch fan is blown into ducts or channels about 12 inches square which lead into the three pre cooling rooms. This air circulates in its' cold state along one side and end, and along a duct on the opposite side finds its way back to the bunker room where it is again cooled and again sent on the same circuit of the three _ cooling compartments continuously. These bunker room pipes are copied Wttb ammonia pumped'ffaDrn a~'t������ha_-.'-r feet long and ten inches in diamater under 200 pounds pressure, operated Rt ii. Gale of Vancouver was a Thursday, Friday and Satna'day vlaitor in Crebton. On lata first night, he had the pleasure of opening tho new pro cooling plant at Wynndel Friday, in company with O, F. Hayes, G. Johnson. H. S. McCreath anil M. R. Joyce, was spent at Bou- nera Ferry, intipeoting the dyked m-cua in that locality and on Saturday the visitor left for Ottawa in tho Interests of the Reclamation Company, for a conference with the officials of tho iudlun department with tne object of lining them up to pay their share of the cost of dyking, about 32000 uerea of Irullatn lantla tvlthln the that unit to bo reclaimed. As noon as they officially consent to pay their share dyking work will commence* Crooks" Too Many Crook are dangert Give 'em a finger, theyll take a hand. Gives 'em a giggle, they'll t^ke every laugliyou have! So��������� watch out! REGULAR PRICES Canyon City B. Lowerson has just been notified of hia appointment as lookout man at Swansea, near In verm ere, for tho fnrestrr department, and hais left to take np tlie work. The United Church Indies' aid had the annual lawn social nt Mrs. Knott's on Saturday night, which was well attended, and accounted for an intnko of $25 * by a compressor de*-elops*ag np to ten . ton pressure, and driven by an IS h.p. oil burning engine which sjscr operates a storage system electric light plant for the needed illumination of the whole building which is wired throughout. On entering the cooling roomervone is immediately struck with the attention that has been paid to providing the best possible in construction. Thes>e rooms are of No. "1 for flooring with Sublac finish, while the outside is cle^r ceda'r siding. The.... outer walls are 12 inches thick with ehav.ng filling to six inches, then another ply oi aiding with building paper, a sea grass quilt aud air space, absolutely defying heat penetration when In operation. The partitions have a thickness of nine inches with shaving fill. The pre cooler has been built so that a fourth cooling room can bo put on at the minimum of cost, bub ao it stands today it is the second biggest plant of the kind in the B.C. Interior, and represents an expenditure of between 812,000 and 915,000. And when this is conjoined with an outlay of $8000 made laeb season in patting In an icehouse of 400 tons capacity and the rail wad siding. Wynndel Cooperative Fruit Growera have made an investment the past two seasons of over $20,000. Baiilding construction , has been under the formanshlp of Fred Pen son and a crew of Wynndel worksmen, while the machinery and plant has been supplied and Installed by Undo Canadian Refrigeration Company of Montreal, froan their Vancouver branch, Mr. McQrongor, their B.C. representative, supervising installation. All that ta needed now Ea a fow daya ������*������ cotiliamouH Hunulmni im'ud Ulie Cam- yon alrawberries will bo moving in quantity by tho 22nd. The Canyon baseball team took another 10-11 beating ab baseball at the bands of Creston high school at Caoaton on Saturday afternoon, the winners baling reinforced by three of i-ah f>i mt������n\ 1 or t*������n tn.. In tho abaenco oPHev. J, Herdman the Unlte-i. Church service on M'ondny ovening was taken by M. Samuelson, and It io announced that Prect I*ewis of Cxv&tcaa vAV* to the ���������speaker thaw Sunday afternoon* Alfalfa cutting will get under way Just as econ ns the weather dryu nnd a bumper that crop Ib assured. This Is tho Saturday nlglab for the picture show, when Iho comedy, "A Wife's Hern," anil the feature film, ������'T_53U//"-#a������ fcachoTVTi. There wtM be it dance nfter the pictures, with fche Dft*r!ie or-fffti^wtra wiipnlylna thin mimic*, J3.SBL B-S-YDff-ff; BRESTON, B. O, imported airect irom the orient in m^tal liri-ari cH ���������_ Blended and packed into 1 lb., %Ib_, 541b. bright Aluminum packages* ��������� ��������� ^ *. TS .fr '*������'*_- OOQL t@������l aos.������ ic������LP ROSE ORANGE P������_.KO_t_. is extra good. Law and Order,- or Ckaos? History Will Kepeat Itself Hudson Bay Railway is Only Another Aid to Canada'& Progress Those who talk*- of", tlae Huclsion Bay Railway in similar .strain today should be 3'esnlnded That only, ooin- paraUively. a few yoars ago Kctmou- | Ion was a-eganled as too far north ! to becoaaie the c'etita*** of develojieil lei'iiiory. Jiaaf C^aaaaala, smro all length, prows btoauea: j ������ir by year, cuh'rvation c.vo htaniirod miles or so nearer th*������ Aidlu, eireh*- iimi long before settlement ha.:*. *exh;uis������oal tlae Uaiuls thus .made av-ilUibb.*-, moans iv ill be fouaail to ulilay.it those bo- yoml Iheaaa. The Morning Star believes that onee the llualsoav ltiay a-?.!!������v������y !s eiiiupiolttd sand brglass opera!ioaa. lea* than a d������e;ule will [elapse- before thoa<v who ..'now cou-: | ilemaa the enterprise aa fiopeiesaly j laaiiasiia' -a,vlti 'be '^Itaid to . for.eet that ' [tliey ever nosed .tss ������>rc>t>tsets.-:-Va'n- eou'ver S-tii'a-; The 'action' of the British artd Cuiiuiltan (lovoriunents "3i\ breaking: off V diplomat U* and la-ail e retauoias witla the Kiwsian Sov ita ..Oovernauent is��������� .the * euhai nation oi a 'long; series o-S noai-ilialoissaiie uctioasa on the part of they Soviet authorities, awl-" openly "expressed and active '-eamity to' ' Krttlsah gaseous, trails., left iia the earth's,.at-. ..--', - -,, ,.���������'*���������'.' -, i i������ ��������������� ��������� ' - 4- ��������� t .-'y '-,' ��������� ���������- ���������?������������������ .anospliere" by X'allev's ooniot. Iia 3910, 3nf.������"a-t*sl'_- rati all parts ot the worm, i*a*oit������,s3?iaig Iraemssbif-. and���������" eaajr.oymg < ��������� ��������� ������������������ ���������* * rights and prtvileg^s whea-ever (he t'nion .lae'e i!ae.>. Sov'������5t k>m>s*Us'U'*H every,whea*e plotted a till schemed ao aindei-mino Briti*������h iiifliieau-e. destroy British Interests, at 1.1 with the avowoil object of uHl-iaale-j' overthrowing the' Bratish form of gov^riuweiil xud bresiking' na.a the ItritLsh >im������?aT������������������ Wherever iaa any part o*" ahe world aaairest was fcmtul to exist, vhe.a*evet- trouble loomed vai������. there ahe Soviet agents were biasy carrying- oaa their baneful propaganda. ;uj<1 always especially active ii* British interests weae in any wise coneerued. The. Bihish (������ovea*nanena continued ao exercise 3������aaienee and for bear a net' until these ceased to be a virtue. It* soothythe Soviet regarded tlae policy ol" conciliation followed by Great laraiain as a -si������-n of weakness. The> u-eated it with contenapi while taking full advantage oi It. But ia is not tbe I.'! rat ash Kmnire aloaae that is involved in Sot let 'pro'naganda and activities*. fc>>ery nation having a regard for the' eonitnuancc oL" law, order aud good gov-ernnaent. and interested iaa the maintenance of sound economic. jarineiLiles Lit all iiuet national relationship-a -and trade,, amust view wiah cosaeern the altitude of the Kussian Comanuttist' Cioveriament. In a ^vord, als nations ztiu-^i recognize the fact that there are two tnajo'r forces cv.nutending Cor supremacy hi the world today so hopelessly antagonistic lo each other that, both cannot survive. - - On the one hand, there ia the communistic idea sponsored by the Soviet, a system which denies-God, decries tlie moral code. recognised in all civilized communities, ignores rights of prop������a*ty. flourishes on strife, discord and unrest, has no regard i'or obligations solemnly eiiterd into hy it, and ever seelis to promote its theories and activities through the' medium of spies and ���������openly lawless characters. On the other haaad there are those people avlm reverence God and**-! been fenced in TTTCf It's wonderful -what ccrat- jfica7er.ee at''shine*/ will give r <^/'-k-L ������M_._.������-'a_rf_ i-ii-* *V *w^ii'k*^?i_BljiVi_'^?_i.^r table yoti feel "witKout one! Moral���������every morning use "Nugget". _������_������ ������. Ta_a There's a"Nugget "for ev^rv sfme made* 3(1 Honored Poor Inventor Egyptian King Visited England to Pay, y Homage t������ Ssa-nifasl prompters lieeaiase 350 years ago a? poor yoy, named Sainaael Cromptoai wanted to help hjsnaother, a king caiaio to lung- land all the way Crp;ni the: ghiasioa'ous ..��������� ���������ri~r: j Orient,twith-" all-his glittering-: en't'our=,' Says Comet Caused War j a������e. to stand in silent, hmnagc. at his The cause of the war was daae to j ^aiple gravestone. Wfltat the- boy did completely revolutionized the cotton spi ana ng iaadaastry, made the British city of Bolton one ol' the busiest and richest towns iai the world, and made possible a vast development?" in the cotton g*t'o'wiian' induslrv ef Ji^v^t. ��������� That's why'King-Ktaad! came--fa*oTn- C'airo especially to take part in the cenlenory celebration bl" Croanptou's ileaiah. ���������-������������������..���������. T^ast .Tanuary, when the International Cotton "Congress wns held in 'Cairo', ihe King was asked' to come to the Croiaaplon celebration at ltdl- ton. lie accepted. As a bo>- helped his mother "spin yarn at home Raised Thousands of Sheep Alt oaai Norfolk rihephea-d died re- cent'ly at Fell we] I, 3-haglandj, at the age of 82. He was apprenticed as a- shepherd at an early age and eontin- taed in that eanploymient. 'throughout the rest of hisiit'e. Dua-iasg his .period of service he is -estimated to fhaye raised 200,000 sheep and only reiiaeil ii few yeaa-j-f- before his deat-la; FOUND A HEALTS BUitDiNG TONIC A Nova Scotia i.ady Was in an Anaemic Condition Men and women who do not sieep well and are not refreshed .and sI reiagt heated by a niglat's re3t, are generally aixffea'ing front thin, watery blood. The lUsa-ves fail to get the aioiartshmeait they deinanrl and headaches and a worn,-out feeling is the result. Building up the blood is tlie one sure step to renewed liealtli aaid strength, and for this ��������� purpose' nothing e!.se can equal 13r. Williams' Pinle decUiaeu* a speaker' to a meet ing 'in WasaliiugtOn? The'-'gas tniule huanaaalty nervous, suspleUuas and irritable," he said, u\n\ ify-t.nothei* war occurs in .'19'J9. .the Pons-Winn i eke comet of last June laiuat ho blamed. Pain in the Back Yields to Nerviline J!" you hare Failed to secure relief from other remedies,- a*ub on: lots'������������������ of good old *'Arei-viline'" the staongest;, most penetratlaig 'pain relief on the market. Nerviline acts . -aaaickly on small pains Jind is 11k������ surest to drive out the big oaie.s." It's because ''ever;.' drop oil Nerviline :rubs in, because it has the ability to sing in deeply that t-drives away pain that ordinary oily Liniments won't touch. Large 35c. hot- , t.���������-ntrivances 5 Plnlt Pills, that I woaald feel myself it drives away pain that ordinary oaly j ^ "������"��������������� conu uance-s.. Unirraiefnl if f ilial not let vAir Icaanw ties at all dealers^ The invention. Is generally known-1 ua1iai*,lu S^J Jlotle/- ->6urV ^V, uc-^v ���������������������- "������ wv������ ic. i . , ���������������,,������������������ - 'I Wf*s m a very poor state ol health "~*~��������� ! m the trade as a naule. Its prm- j and reached the.stage where I had to eipal ianaovaiion wais the iiitroduc- j reiaiain iai bed, . A doctor was called tion of a spindle carriage which j in jiiad he told me I haal? no organic look awav the strain on the thread | t'ouble, but was .sianply raaai^down ���������, ��������� . , ��������� ���������'-., _ . ���������������������������-_��������� trom overwork. I had been left, with and enabled much fifncr yarn to be . spun,; thus avaakiaag' niiutlin possible. Skills. From first dose to last thev when S*"amuel Crotnpton Lftu|.it,u Sil,(l lrtu-iry 'the blood, aaid in this way pi*oinote better appetite, for tlae industry was then carried on ! letter vest ait night, and renewed hi the cottage.. She omicUlt.es he on-" | "'SJ^Mary- F. Ithlman. Williams- I countered suggested to h1iu a crorss . town, N.S.,- writes:-���������"1 have ..received between the ]laa*grea\es and Ark-.! sq naucli benefit fa*ona l>r. Williams' Musk rats in B.C. i Tlie development of the * muska*at j industry fiA'e miles south .of Itevel- j stoke will be proceeded with further this year, 160 acre^ having' ala*eady by the Itevelstoke religion, who xiphoid the an oral code, who believe iu the sanctity of anar- ringe. a-ecognaxe pro]iea*ty rights, -observance of law and respect foi' ���������constituted authority aaad the honoi'able obligations ol" promises and treaties, who strive for peace and the orderly solaation of social and economic pa-ob- lems. rather than aesorl to 'i*evolut1onary methods, spy systems, treachery, | threats, intimidation, even exeeuiion without trial. Ono or the other of alaese cedes for the governanent of'mankind must prevail: there can be no compromise where principles of conduct are so ahsolutely opposed. The nations of the world are comitig to a realization of. the situation and to au acceptance of the struggle involved. Unlike Ureal, Britain and some oilier countries, ahe T.'nated Stales never aecogniaed the JtuHSiaan Soviet (-Jo vent incut and has consistently refused lo have any dealiaags wilh ai. The whole Kaaglish-speaking world now takes the same position. France, too. 3s alarmed, as is evidenced by ihe recent declarations made on behalf of the Fri>neh CJoveraaiuetat. .Aaid U.S. Ambassador lleri'ick'lo France-has declared his belief I Hat "tlae people of every country have got to choose between order aiaad aiaurchy, between honesty and thievery, between every day virtue and crime." '"Kiilier we ba-Ueve Ln orderly society or we don't" he declared., "if we do, we ought to use all the powei within aas lo defend and advance it." Calling ii.self a Workers' (loveraanaent. tlae Communists of Itaassia have nought to gel. control of urgaaalzed labor ihroughoul the world, in 1 his they fulled in C.a'oui P.rindn. in lhe United States, in Canada, whore fhe hard common sense of the working men and the sanity uml patriotism of iheir leaders have foiled these insidious attempts, '*ityds'.' everywhere^ week u> creaLe the itnpvessl'.in thai opposition to llolshi'visin Is opposition to organized labor, but nothing was further from Ihe truth, J-uboi* lias overythlaag ao fear and lose from the spreading of the Itussiaai doclriiae and nothing io gain. Kfernttl vigilatu-i- Is 'Hie prica- of liberty, and as I here can he no true liberty under the llolshevisl s. as eva-ii ninny of ila*������m have leni'tied to 1heir eorrow. rh<' clvilizetl runlop.'i must remain aai guaa-d lest, lliey fall an the pit which has engulfed the people of Ilunsia. Muskrat Fur Breedea*s' Association. I Attacked by Asthma. The first 1'eaa-ful sensation is of suffocation, ! which hour by liour becomes more ! desiaerate aaad hopeless. To such a j ease the relief afforded by ?Or. .1. 3>. ' Kellogg's Asthma - Kemedy seems nothing less than anh'aculous. Its help is quickly apparent and soon the dreadful attack- as .mastered. The asthmatic who has "found out the dependability of this sterling remedy will, never be without ia. It is sold everywhere. a family to suppoi't, whieli I didy by dressiiiakirig;.,yThe doctor said nay blood had almost turi^ed to -water. and advised a'rest cure. 1 did not see how it was possible for .me to take a very long rest, so I decided to t ry I>r. AVi Itiams' Pink Pjl 1 s. Soon 1 [ ft'iund any strength returning . and. be- [ fore very lotng I. was able to go about jmv duties'"as us,ua! again. This whs Oil for Pacific Naval^ Base ���������Representatives of the Anplo-Per- sian and other P.riiish oil companies have iiaspecled oil exploration possible ies in Alberta recently-.-with a view lo securing a new oil .su|i|ily area for the North Pacllic naval base. Always Ready and Reliable. ��������� j i-Tacl.at'nIi.v ail pains arising from. In ! (laiiaii'.atio'ii can be removed with I������r. ! ThOiaaas' Uclectrlc Oil. Simply rub it 1 oaa the soae spol and it is quickly ab- sorlied by the skim Its heating pow- I er Is conveyed lo ahe Inllanied i.ssm- i which is quickly soolhed. This llaae .j old remedy is alsaa a, specHlc. for till j manner ������������f cans, scriilches. bruises j and sprains. Keep ,a boltle handy . always, Sheep Protection Act Municipalities in Saskatchewan Now Liable for Damage Done by Dogs Saskatchewan's new act for the protection of .ja-heep from dogs, went i a*fe\v years ago. and my health re- into effect May 2st. I:1 aider its 'pro-vis- ! anaineal good .until about, a year ago, ions, ativ-municipality in the province j wJieu 1 -broke out with huanor of the -"-.- v.! * <��������� i ~ J i ., 4 ,.i.ax��������� Milooal. Agalaa 1 consulted the doctor, is liable for damages done to sheep j .v]>o sal<1fcmy b]ood haa b0co_i.e'" W by dogs, and all municipalities must |-th|n ti,al it i,a,i really poisoned itself, appoint conipelent valuators to as-j l 1ohl hian I haul bought several boxes sess damages vliere sheep are des-I of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and he ������roved or damaged by dogs. To provide funds to meet these loses, any anaine.Ipalify may impose a dog tax of $.1.00 for -first and $2.00 for the_ second male dog kept, and up to $5.00 for each female. Minard's Liniment is reliable. Gold Dredging in Albert Eastern i-iipilal will b������> ex penned Mils year in gold di-eilging operations on the, .McT.eod Itiver. a tributary of the Alhabaska, in North Alberta. The iJrst da*edgiaig aanll will ha^ Installed early Ihis summer. Lots ol" men pray for things they wouldn't ho wilting to work tor. told ine 1o go on taking them as he thought ihey were just what..-! aaeed- o'd. 1 took eight boxes and again was in good li'eaHh, 1 can 1hea*oi'or������ recoaaimend these pills to all. in i* weak or laau-dowaa coaadiaioai." Ih-, Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all dmgglsls or will lie sent by mail, post paid, on receipt, oi' price, 50 cents a box. '.fry thorn, today. Learned the Reason Forbes Ma������;axine tells of a coin-red ������ageaat who was sumiuoiied before the insaarance coaainiissloaaer, "Dou't you know," said the commissioner, "lhat you caaa't sell life J.\\%ua'ia.nee without a, Stale license?" ."Ilosa," said the man, "you siuih Bald a anoaathl'ul. 1 knoweil 1 couldn't sell It, but 1 didn't know l.he reason," ��������� ""������������������- "aj'tniw-;. ^mm*mmmm,mmm,mmmmm*mmmm'������ ii-wW-^a-wtw. t'.^ria h a pleasant, laarnilcrfs Su1������- it il tile fur Castor Oil, I'arcpm-ic, TeclhiirK- 3Jrii|*,-; and Soulliiiijj Syrupu, especially prcfiaret. for* /.iiiaiits au ann . aiul Children alt ajju:*, Tx -tvitiri ifiah-ilJ.vn-- ;dav.'''.-'i l'������n|- I'fti* Ih- <.i������������-n!itnrf of <^-^y ..������.*��������� Xr~Af/~>.lt t������.t\ $ Vrn-viTii dirr-dinip; im eatyli .['.'a^'.tafift. l'.ay^iciUJi^ everywhere rccoinmelad iL R. A. F. Fighting Planes In Altitude Contest Quickest Time Made. in Ascent and Descent Will Decide Winner Sinple -sealer fl Killers, wilh naolors suiH.-rehaa-gi.'d to a ii a I nt lain power In Ihiu nlr al ureal J-ielgbl'.'a" are In taiki* I Liurl. In an alt it uilo race at the '.Itoyal j Air l'Vjrre display : at the llendoii ! Aerodrome, NAV., on ,liily������^. i Asci ndlnw wlilt sosih d liclwhl re- | eorihus, l.hej* will j ruslk' *������H������ "*" to more j ihun iTa.dOO fa>el. 'or' ia|iprn.slmalel\ | '< live inlli'H. Their pilots, will wear j i eleelideally wanneil suits and ho pro- \\ hl.<d wilh oxygen, hreaihlaag appll- i a iices. I HavJaiR Kai neal us ruphlly an port7 slhlu lhe height tillpulaled the 1 pilots'will come swooping back lo earth injulia, lhe winner being ihe airman Who makes Iho ' nsca-ial and il..scent In Ihe ipilckest time. Ihartna J:1 tbe wort<r;s rhiof ��������� lna'������������r ol' i'il|ii<"a. pnv Minard'4 Liniment for Irtacct bites. mi i- i..i-.,-.-.----~rj- i.i.in.i--ii"i- fn. ". -'-.��������� - .urn _. 1 a.i 'irim 1���������n������������������"'"*"���������-"��������� ��������� ���������������������������---���������' \V. N. U. 1U������1 proved safe by millions and prescribed "by physicians for Colds Headache ' Neuritis Lumbago Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART *i**tl-WWr*������W^^ .Accept only "Bayer" -package ^11/hicli contains proven direHiBiiis". Nlnrailv "n������v������rM Ihiwk of 12 IrtUlelt. 0 Alio hoitUs ol 24 nnd 100���������Drug^lat*. '���������Antfrln it 1b* irt'lt, m������rk iredWr-veA lo cl_.i.������rrt**������ ������f ������"^r..M*������,V'r1"r.,",7t Vr "'"'T*''',* er H������y*r ttiwuiamj- waai Im. ������i������ttim'al miUh tU������lB t.cucr*l umao uluct. Uifl "ihajfttit Uw.a.*' THE REVIEW. CRKSTON". "B. a ,, -A / -H -r / il&l a. w IS *^������ 1/N.VAVIFor a Better Understandmn; W ft ^ ft _r__-.~_- B^e - a_fJA "_��������� '* ~\P, A> -UJ 1 lll-1lajj_-li3 ������ _U-U> IV I nunwu t iM-nnriM -. Ottawa. ��������� Hon'. William Phillips, first 1"? iai ted States mi ulster lo Canada, formally presented ills letter of credence to ills ISxcelleiicy the Gov- eruor-Cretieral. - Mi*.-Phillips was pro- pen led io Jlia rcxeellci.ey by I Jr. O. J>- -���������Hon ,uiide.r scci'eiary' of uxlvrntil j (]ress given Appreciation of Needs of All Pirtions cf Canada Required Says Beaaty . Vancouver.���������"la .'this year - which ���������we*, celebrate the-Diamond Jubilee of the Confederation of Canada, oair greatest contribution to the memory of those courageous Fathers of Coai- fcderulion should be a greater tinder- standiaag of the needs of those portions of (he country an which we oaar- selves do not live," said E. W. Beat- tyj president and ola'ainnan of the Canadisiaa Pacific Railway in an ad- .<fi'a<'a'ii suraao ��������� ,=!_---__ b i _���������__*������* ULiiJ-lU&i&i _a������T DITCCIl- EAf S i\iUQ _r-&_-4iBS ���������.--ABI-tr m A- *������ i _r.iMn_n.iLT a sis1*? a lilies -L_ v __ ** a-r V. *. Moscow.���������An appeal has beeai addressed hy the' centra*, committee of all the Russian communist'party organisations, declaring that 1he rupture of Anglo-Soviet relations is unquestionably a'_ .step towards war AnfegaiS 19 UbHSG irai.s.i___ .ai'fair.s for Caaiada -"Mi governim ait seeks," said Mr. Fhilliaas,' "in tlie establirthnierit of any mission, to strengthen,, the cordial sentiments which have ever "animated the people of Caaiada aud the - ITaaifeat Stales, confident that their association iu everything that touches peaceful mid orderly progress will bring new-benefits'to both." And these cordial words found echo "both iai the letter'of crealeuee frian Pre si-, deaia Coolidge aaad in the a-eply ot Viscount Willingdon, Goveraior-G-esersil. v_ ������*Oiil������g-rj uuaiiiieu nij.il jvn . at a eombiaied luncheon of ihe (Canadian ('Ann and ihe Vancoai- j ver.Hoard of Ta*ade. . - "National chaa-actertPtics are baek- i ed bv* greater resources heretofore | undeveloped," said Mr. Beatty. '"The j iind is the tremendous areas oa agri- euitural lands-producing the finest j hus" pursued and is pursuing a policy ^heat in the v.oiid, and not less im- f of peace, and that evr-rvtliing possS- ' ble has been and is being done for peace, despite Should Keep Soviet Agents Out Says Sir Henry Thornton SI. , Thomas, Onf. ��������� Sir Henry Tlioa-nton, president and' chairman of (lie Canadian National Itsa.ilwavs, iu the- coua'se of an address bofore-the business men of this city, suggested that agents of Soviet Russia should steer" clear of this country and permit Canadiaus .aa build a tmited, contented and prosperous dominion. -- - "This nation is fou.iu.etl upon the fine traditions the Aiiglo-Sason __?_fllj-T!?jf:i-kl HBfiftSMli^run .1 'UlMblUn ������ ^������?������_iJ_^iJ ^B_i_i������giS_ayii_ H ������#f BligyP-fe. ijhwiiiu iiwui _j i_ri_f_i _t*_c_* _a _r_k_^._ni f-MvrvB*^* a. V aiu AA&m&PKtr & kUSL*\SLS.\\S against, lhe Union. race; its jiirfspiudenet������ embraces the . -The rupture as limber described /Jne pnncipies of the English law and as the culminating point iu a long ; fair pIa)V, Sh. lJeDrv fea{(, ,.We are gaaaie of Brirish diploanacy, inspiring j ^^.nti-.jij a law-abiding people, and we *a>ant no element to con and orgaaaizing slaaighl oai the eitapiiasj^ed. that au iniperialistc on- Soviet Fnion. It is the Soviet Union pbriant vast aa*e:-is vf equally good arable land as yet untouched by ahe plow. "it is estimated, in fnet,*' continued Mr. Beat ay, "ihat only from one twelfth to ona*: eighth of (he country's agricultural lands have as yet been Phillips is well informed of the desire j cuilivaf.ed# The seroiul is- its also unci' the Fulled Stales government io j HmUed water powers.1 doubt if There utuiivsite-fo tiie litfletL extent the ;j is aMye otlnu* countrv in the world so friendship which has so long existed j plellLinilly supplied wiah power de: Majesiy's Dominion of ��������� ,..-i_. ; the preservation of I provocations. ! The appeal says "ihat war may be 1 foa*ced on Russia, in spite of ������is ef- ! forts for peace, aiad calls on all laaem- i bers of the parly and all toilers to ! pay ihe closest attention fo rrjuestions j consolidating the economic sla-eiagih j and defence oi" lhe ajouutry. dihitarb that condition. "Whatever others inay think.about other forms of government and about visionary sehesnes of society, it may coaiseavatively be described as dis- tinct and uniq_iie aud 31" any communist wauls ao'coitie here and rouse the .slaves, we should iuToim ihein lhat we can do the walking ol" ihes'e ��������� jisrsei ves. bet w run You a* .ana (his coiantry." a ��������� v������-iopment as one realizes what that means as a "I am A-ery sensible." said Viscount ; ^^^ ]n imlualrlal expansion. VVilljngdon in repry, "of the remarks J .<t1io lhirti is ils . fo..es, weal1llf to which you have, given expression j w]lich aiready has enabled it io con- with regard to the cordial and friend-iduc( iuniberinK operations, a he an- 3y relations which licve long existed ���������beEnnv -F- XPt. Line Work U-_-_6_* Ws-r and can nual output of which exceeds $M5,- betweeta our awo counarir;s, aim can ; 00o,000 and to produce pulp and paper assure you ihat both I and nay gov- !t0-,ilfcvaIueof $200,000,000. ea-pment ??willf?giv'e yon every assist-j "i*iien thea-e it ' C.N.R. Anxious to Have Lines Cotm- i pleted Says Vice-President i Winnipeg.���������"We are forging ahead . with the branch lines," said S. J. j Ilia ngerf o rd, y ice - pros id eait in. charge nnn~ in ������������������wrm-.,-ni**r rn,i- nVnt>iii - m-n-'-i ,e ^ . niin.^-rft' I,ofi: i of operaidnfe of tlie Canadia.it:������������������N'ation- aaice in iiioaiaotiB!j oau lajiutual iho | sibilities?tlie DotfintialitiafS ;ol: wliicla t? gatess a fad prosperity. "We, in Can ada, re cogni ze t he,.. man y ad vanta ges we liiive 4.bt^tialed;"'���������fro.n���������a.''t>lle,' fact that Wje 'live in close association?^ with ti great 'and powerful neighbor aind* trust tlaat?Theserrelafions 'may be confirmed ahci strengthenedHduring yoUr term of seavice amongst tas. - Jnternatioiia! Bridge mineral of w.iit.vu laifltaiiways;. whoyairrived in the city we very'greatenabling it tt) produce ; }rom M0utreaL j zinc, lead ^n������^jy;Asf quickly a>/_ the coni racts yean ibe let, the work is getting under gold, slver, .. nickel.'j, r/.inc, f leaal copper to aat aggregate"value in Of ?113,000,OOOi"? and ! 1925 ������if���������! HKIxjl I.'^^i 15:__������ ���������=.>*������ u.aj. r uwi Jbusi j->e-3f_!_g5 Opeited For faSc Formal Dedication of Peace Span Takes Place in September fBnffalo', N.V.���������The new interna- tipnai peace bridge '" sjpiahning the Niagara-. Raver between Buffalo and Fprt. ISrie, bait?, was'opened to IraiTic June 1 with siaaiple cere.moaaies of lhe tvvt> countries which at eoiiaiects.' :?y :Proniptly at the time set for the opening, autoinobiles containing officials of the? bridge ".company- and Buffalo public .pflicials led by Itfayor Frank K.. Schwab, left the United Slates end of the structaai-H for the Canadian side. There, they circle ilaa-otind ihe peace bridge nlaaa. picked up Canadian otficlals"headed by Meeve Louis Douglas, of Fort l*>ie. ���������and returned to the Aaiaea-lcan side. . Display and ceremony was lacking That will come probably in Septeau- 'f'ber when at the foranal aledlcation*of ; the $-1,500,000 span, high officials or the Canadian and United States gov* ea-aameai'ts will take part;"-.* Pre.������ideiil. ���������f.-Cpolldge hns beeaa invited an I sapon.**1 Bora of the ceremony expect the at- teudanoe of the Piiaae'o of Wales-and Premier Baldwin of Cireiit Britain as well or <!ana;dian executives. Went 145 Mile, off Route Between yy v y:f?Mdnt.realfan<ii Ottavva' ���������_.?., ...v Ottavva.^���������-Aftery being in siir tor five and ine" Quarter hours, having lost his bearings and gone .more than one hundred miles off* his" r'oute. Captain R. Cklloyt, piloting a United States aran>7 goodwill "plane, landed at Otta-wa. Iii leaving "Montreal .the aviator riiisicbk the St. Tvawaence River", for the Q.t.taAya, River, he said, aaaal aftei rollbwiiig the fornierfstream ���������for soaaie hours, .came, to earth to regain his beaa-ings itaid discovered he was 145 miles:off his?roaate. ? he added. The system was anxious to get the lines completed aaid serving, the public as soon as possible, he said, and a good ileal of the woa*k would be done this year.?Ma*. 1 lungerfoa-d was not pi ep a red to say anything regard-��������� iiag ��������� aiew'developnie-dtt, and knew no thing of any p'rpjected lines into Manitoba's central niihang areas. ? ?? The vice-president was liei*e on one of his periodical ti^fps for c.onfea*ence with western:region o'.Tieia.Is. f w ear*1 A- Lv-i Aniicabl-^. Settleineiii Britain Waives Claims for Detection t-v..-: ���������_ k^!4 I I I l������j[ Washington.���������Ciaiuas of the British Government and its nationals against the United States for seizure and detention of shipping dua-ing'the world war ha\*<? been waived by Great 13a-i- tain, it was disclosed wilh publication of notes ratifying au agi-ee.-iient, readied two weeks ago. -,;. In return.- the United States Government agrees to enii-loy-.the money thus payed to pay claims of A<anei*i: cans against the British which araight fail of settlement in the British courts but; which the United States .Govenameut..regards as jneritprious.. British claims Avhieh the United States Gpveraiauent ' has ��������� recognized as just are understood to total ap- proxiaaaaTely. $f,000,000, with others tor '"���������"which liability" "has not been con- ccdod reaching a higher iigtare. Peking.���������Tlie moveanent of the X;t- -tionalisfs on Peking, ancient capital of China, and the strategic retreat' of Chang Tso-Lin. Manchurian war lord, under whosereginnj-foa-eigners ah ahe Peking district have been" protected, has caused an ominous a*aambling in jthe, Chinese imbroglio. The powers aa*e expected to conCeaitrate allied forces for protective purposes in. the n(i threatened ai*ea. * Japan Iras landed 2,000 troops at Tshigtao, ready to -advance to "Tsian- fia, capital of Shantung: province.' along- the Shantung Railway, which [Japan siai rendered to China at ilae ! AVashington conference. Tins sid- jiance, it is staled, will be made only i if Japanese interests require prelection. There are also indications from To!;id that 2,000 additioi.al troops will be despatched to Peking aaad Tientsin if ai ended. Great Britain is ready to tlespata-h at lea fat jl builaiioia Lo Tientsin from Shanghai, aud it. Is a i aiders food tho border. Vegimeni has i������een selected. The. United States is moving be tween 4,000 and fi.000 marine.'- from "Shanghai and the Phillipines ao Tientsin to naeet any emergency ttiut "may arine. Paactically aU missionaries in iho northern iaaland staticais were evacuated to the coast early in April, anil a large proportion of the women and chiida-en in Peking left either for. ahe coast or for Japaai at the same time. The Japanese ....expedition is adversely criticized by all tactions of Chinese here, who assert it, has even less jtisiiScafioa ihaai the, British t-x- pedit ion to Shanghai. grapl i.. Xew ��������� York.���������A giant photograph of Manxmen to Celebrate Possibilities of laicreased SmmiQration to Canada Win Be Discussed New Yorkf-^-FiVe huaidred Matax- men residing ara Caiiadai aiid the Unified States, sailed frcm Montreal Jaane' -3, for a four weeks home-going cele- .bration on their native.:-soil, the Isle of 22,000 sn.itia.re tniles of Newfoundland i Man, faanous for its Uiille^s cats and is to be falcea. frona the atir and pieced The final landing in the capital al-j)ogt>thel.jn the most thorough search ost proved disastrous. The field yet ^ be"undertaken for the missing To Represent King at Service Uondoai.���������Their MajestU's the King aaid Qaieera will be represented by ilae . Kuke of Connatight, ������,t the great ster- vlco Iai WeBlanlaiBfor Abbey, on July 1, in ceh'baatlon of the Dlatnond Jaahl-' leo of Ilae Caviaaidlnat Coiaf������dea*atlon, the Cannaliuia Preaa Ih olUclally iia- ���������I'oniMjd. 'Their MajeatioH will not he nible lo atitend tlao service as ahoy Will be i-ngtiged hi Scotland at thsit^ time. , PreiTiler of B.C. RecovorlnQ lliamilton. Onf. -Iloaa, John tdiver, fPrender of BiIIImIi Columbia, who woh cionvuleselng yiil. tho home of hlu Bon laea-o for Honte, time followlnj? an operatioat he underwent, at Uoehes|a;r. Minn., luiH mo far riMH'vered lhat he - li\lf cm-tin iiaatomoblle lr|[> lo Cirny County to visit relatives. Plan Blfl Elevator Vancouver, 11.0, ��������� The Province '."���������u-a-va: "Count ruction of a a,500,000 biiahel grain elevator lo cot-i? ai|iproxlt- inately-$a,000,000 will he eomrvienCRd "laeve jhort!;,* by th*"? Alberta Wheat jaonl, according lo aim* amcemeait .from ^"il^a-ST. mo adjoining the /Dominion ,'KxpeHmental Farm - on. which the 'plane came to earth was rough of sairface. and In gliding dowai the 'plane .suffered a smashed' wing and badly crumpled landing gear. Both Captain lIoyt..an������l Sergeant. B. 1>. Boozer, who aca?oaaa- panied him,, escaped ���������.������������������injury,., however.:. Cut.Off Date for Pool Wheat lle.gina. Sank.���������The directors ,of ahe Saskatchewan Wheat Pool have set July 15 as the cut-off date -for thai 192<s--27 crop,.', it" avas ofhclaiiy tan-" notmeed. All etreet grain delivered anal settled for by cash ticket On or i before July .15 will be included iaa the 1926-27 pool. For carlot grain nil grain not;' loaded out by July 3 5 AvIU bo eaa*aled over into the 1927-28 pool, ���������French aviators, Nurrgesser and Coli. It is believed this photograph will definitely establish, whether or not: tlae. crew of France's White Bird succeeded in.,:, crossing, the.,- ocean , and went down In Newfonmilamd. I ��������� P'ri'tic'ess Mary Christens "Ship j London.���������Priaicess Maa*y christened j the Caaaberra which waa* launched oai ! (he Clyde In. tlae presence of a large ! gathering amidst, coaisialerable on- ] Ihusiaaan, T-he Caaiberr';iv namei! ������������������iftea' i Australia's new capita 1, is the second lhal lie cruise r built oil the Clyde for AUHtraliii. iu a few aaaonths. The.'first cruiser is now being lit ted out. i ancient for i ts self-governaneait. Possl- i ��������� .- , . biliiaos of Increasing Manx: imnaigaa- t-aon to Canada aaid the United States will be among subjects to' be brought up at the celebration on the ..island. ' Ramsay MacDonald Will Take Rest Uondon. ��������� James llat.nasay MacDon- aki's doctors have ordered him to abstain from all active political work for a month, 'fhe former Ua bor Premier It.-, still feeling the effectk of the lllne^.** Avhieh conflneilr hina io a Iiob- pihil during his accent visit to the I'nhed States and will go taa Scoi- land I'or a a*es(. British Discontinue- Convoys London,���������Tlie Admiralty ban issued a communique slating Hint the British ttavul authorities in China were lUHconllnuIug'lho convoy of iiioiclmait 'whip's as ilrliag on Bteamem iii the YangtMj river ,hy.d coa-sod. ��������� Deslroy- ers will be held In readiuoHH, how- itver, lo deal with puoslblo aecui'- a-cuce <������l laraaag. Many Settlers Reached 'Winnipeg WiiiiaEperS.���������A youthfaal 'ia-arty of 45 Scotch boys from the hills aaid glens of Scotland and Trom the industrial centre of Chisgovv, have arrived in Winnipeg seeking job,-! and farm lor cations, on I lip prairies. With this party won* Tour Uri lish and two' Danish families who will settle on the prairieft sis soon as Ihey caaa find a satisfactory place. Other arrivals were" Poles, ISusadaais, Hungarians, Czeclio-.SIovaklaiis, Uuiiuuiluns si aid Swedes. Delightful Holiday Location W, N. I" l������f*4 Plano Ottawa.London Flight Ottawa, Ontiarto.���������Captain . 10. T^, .liiianey, ni-year-old t-anadltm flying iu:a>,- hiiH, tinnouneeil lUifliiit.ely that, he would fly from Ol.truvn on tho mom- lug of June JtO nevt lit hl.i propoaod iiioti-������dnrv llU'ld i(<f tr^indanv, TOnrlnaid lo celebrate Camula'ti jubilee teelebra- tkitt. -. -.i-iii. --ii ui ���������������������������/T-i.ii.--iinii~i-irill���������,-r-n������������������ ft" '���������-I","-- ������������������" ��������� ,-..f������������������-... ��������� - ^tT���������. ��������� > Tsi-.'f ^/swm :'^S!*'*fc* Algonquin VurU, In OnttarSo, Ih otto *of (ho aioiiainioii'H ehnrmlng holiday Hpotis, parHciihariy foy the lover of llflhliag, canoeing tiriil other iKjuatie spoi'tH. Here a. cnnnelMt Ih hImwii ivnilrlnR bin way thr������wi������������h tln������ pn^nfi:^ nvlaleh lepdn Into St, Andrew'ai J4������ke������ rnift of Iho beauty mioIh or thin di������llglilful holiday resort. - <"an������idlun National Kiallwaym; nhoioKiaph. Ca-iadian Minister Welcomed In Keii-iicky Addressed English -Spea-king Union on "Exploits of Neighfaorrlines's" Louisville, l\y.-���������The TTnton .Taa;k and the Stars and .ySfripes politely- fraternired ov������r the? heads: pf 150 ahe.mber.s of "tlie'.-"'Kentucky brtirtclr: of the English-spcjiking yUnipiv . ,vv;hil������3 lion. Vincent Massey* Canadian minister to the TFaaited States, .spoke on "Explbitfcf Neighbpi*i..i!iess.".y "l am glad English-speaking folk sire learning that we may be good patriot's and good neighbors'��������� t\i.'the. same time," he filial. He prsiised the KngliBh-speaKiiig U ai Ion v for its work in pa-omoling eonia-adeship aud good feeling between peoples and paid at tribute to the'Kentucky 'branch.,,-., ' ..Judge it< W. Bingham, itbaoa-ary" president of the-. Kentucky organ I nation, pa-esldcd at. the hanelaeoaa. He charactorized I2ngland a-s the "luo.st imporlaiat entity in. the world." **ny KnglatuL" hfi1 paid. "I do not mean a shih.ll iblarul <>ff the coast of Kiarope. af a-efea- to the aatale of an Had of tin? I'haglish-B pea king people throughout, the world who have wrought for themselves a condition of a-eligious, poWleal and social freedom without losing that mapper thai/ sitMfude toward life which is the charaeteaintlc of the race." **-* !increase iri Che^niicaS S.ilc&' QlIsiwta.���������tlMiauala's chemical inalur-- t������y recorded sin iaaereaf-'o or JpT.ilOO.Oao in .sale* ilurlng 102(1, tin- compared with the previoaaaa year, according' to the Domlnioaa Burenu or "Stnti.sll.cfi. I'ro- ducflon by 5,'"!."l planfft was valued at fl'SO.'SdlKnis, ns again;-!. $ I i:i,0on,tUM> I'or the previou������ year. * Approves Concession to Canada - Pnrlf*.���������Tlae Senate hti������ adopted 1b*- bill, which ha������ already piiRsed Ihe Chnmber of DepaalieH, which stppa-oves liie eonenapion to the ('sinaiilan Cov- ernhient of ground.In. Vlimy Illdge for the erectWiat irf a monument to Oaiaai- (llaaa holdlei-H killed. In Iho war. To Develop Mini no Area Winn I poty. ��������� Twn million Italian's will he Kpent hi the Ctntrnl Mnnllobji niinertil areii oia il.tvelopinenl. woi It Ihtft yt\A\J. Improved' navigation linil blghwaiyK Into thin dJntrlct are Jnrlulled In tlie activities, of iho Mlnng'lha- reuu of lhe Winnipeg Uosai-d of MY:t,d������- Moro ilinu D.0O(������,OU0 paKfletiger* are daily lil'ieai or hiwn**������ti wj liflh ������m IsaalldhagH In New 'Vork 'Mty. nrcand- , Jug to I'opiihir Mechunlen, * 'B'T__-*S? ��������� BESTS* ii EMTI-g'S? l>"tg ^"LSC 5"*E������E ������TTfl__i HCUlCtll I ������f Creston were irnotor visitors here on j heen seriously ill. and waa removed to *" "" ~ " ~" "* f!r;;rsl-.r'riri!r >������������������>������*������������������!*-������,- So reported doings in ft* -Uri* *__.<*,? i "at_Pi������ _ae_.-������ ita-ia Issued-every Irriday at Creston,,B.C. Subscription : $2.50 a year iu advance. $3.00 to U.S. points. O. F. Hayes, Editor and Owner, CRESTON. B.C.. FRIDAY, JUNE 17 l cTTCDo Tn rut ur.nnu \ _._.. 8 -.__-_? 8 is 8 SB8= ������w- 5 US1 j ��������� _iv������os* t^^s.j vi^*,*.*=-*" Editor Rtsvievv n an Aps-il issue of -OJLJ., the Review notified that all horses were to be taken off the flats, and two weeks after the appearance of the notice was given for such removal, after which date horses found on the fiats would be shot. I daresay that some of the moie valuable or useful hearses were rounded up and brought in. but I know of several cases where horses were not wfttited and so were left to be shot. Sojne of these horses were teen on the night of May 14th in a place caslletl Tebow Bay���������at least two males from town. On the morning .off .May 15th eighteen head were impounded in the village pound at Oreston. I would like to know why- these horses were ndt shot as ordea*ed, instead of making the owners pay pound fees���������and then have to shoot them themselves. FAIR PLAY Sunday, guests of Mrs. Towsara, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. Hindley of Creston were alec Sunday auto *������aiiers, giaests of Mr. and 'urs. P. Andestad. Andrew Rudd of Lewistoaa, Idaho, was a motor visitor here at the first of qhe week, making the run from that town, via Spokane, to Wynndel in an about ten hours in has Chevrolet sedan. He just spent a couple of days with has parents, Mr. and Stirs. J. B. Rudd. The official opening ef the pre cooler on Thursday night brought out a big crowd of young and old alike to the plant and the opening exercises nnd after dance, as well as the, lefresh in en Is were enjoyed by all. A meeting of the Kail Rare Klub was held one night, last week to arrange officers foa- the summer season and plan foi.the Confederation Jubilee celebration. It was decided to enter a candidate an the ladies' popularity contest, and $15 was voted tr> the celebration fund. s^riiiiorasK SGSpats!, very nicely. "'*- Mr. and Mrs, *G. Q-. Wright of Van- couves* were njotor visitors"on Tuesday. K. W. Newsbaum of Spokane, C. W. Bovvejn ^of Sundpoint, were other aaotor callers sir Wednesday* at? well as C. A. Brennan of Vancouver ���������who was here Friday. A crowd from here took in the dance at Porthili on Sat nrda.y night. I n the party were Misses G race Kendall Knthylee-t Porter, Edith Geroux, Esther Nelson, Mildred Andeen* Alice Molander and Mrs. Molander; Messrs. B. B. Macfarlnne, ,H. H. Red male, R. H. McKelvey, L. Sampson, Jack Dodds, VV. Vvickhoatii. W. Carlson, F-. Joyce and F. Molander. All report the dunce a tremendous success. saas-B a SUMMER _��������� _ EFFECT MAY 15TH Fob Sajle���������T������uaaring cur, good aa new. Enquire Review Office. CANADIAN a _������^ H _���������������-_ _������ i^j-v^-������_i iv ROCKSFe aanrr Lake Louise Nine Bungalow Emerald Lake 0an_ps. ���������Jf-** a* -**^ 1 _"**'���������_ ^m &"+ _*^_ Jfc _ - _ fAA_.ir iv* v.OAb i H0T1GET0 CREDITORS Creston Valley I������ the land that's consecrated To 4vOus* Lady of The Snows," There is such a vvonderous Valley Through which murmuring waters flow. Mountains grand are all about at. Like a mother's shelt'i-ing avnas. Guarding it trom anga-y tetopesis, From the cold ahd blighting storms. Meadows green, so gently rolling; Hills with wood to build new homes. Nooks are filled witd fetus and flowers; Lillies meek, and fragrant rose. Wiiterfalls that roa.r and spaikle With their power not yet known. Waiting for the time soon coming "When they'll light up happy homes. Happy homes where wife and husband i������i_o*sv the joys of rur.ti life: Homes in which are children helpful Hearts so clean, and free from strife; Homes where God is known and worshipped;* Justice garlands each fair bio.v; Virtue, honor, truth and meekness Rule supreme through sun or snow. Ltikesand valleys, hills and mountains; Fruits and grains, and birds of song; Cattle browsing in green pastures Bright hued Indians pass along. Church bell8 call to grateful worship; Heads are bowed In thanks to Thee. Creston Valley's wonderoaas blessings Shower o'er both you and me. Winter's snows so softly falling On the hei>ds both gold and grey, Bringing thoughts of our long slumbers In this valley fair to see. But we care not for the passing. Other hands will carry on; Generation wathoait number With smiling lips th:at wing sweet- songs. ���������MRS. D.S.T. Miss Olga Hagen left last week for Cranbrook, whea*e she is making a visit with friends at present. Miss Loreen WaiHrams, who has been attending Normal School at Calgary, Alberta, returned to her home at Wynndel last week, Mrs. Ashley Cooper returned at the end of the week from a visit with Mr. Cooper, who is resident of Trail. Miss Riiy of Rcissliand is a Wynndel visitor this week, the guest of Mrs, Anhley Cooper. ��������� Mrs. H. Rosirulalo of Vancouver- arrived this week from Vamcmiver to look after Homo business mutters, nnd her daughter, Miss Kitty Roslndale, of Yahk, is here on a visit with her mother. Ma*. Dennys, Dominion entomologist wlaia in looking lifter potato bug con- a ���������������������,!. wan a vir.itov here lawt week, a giicut of A. 15. Tow-son. Mill, and Misn Pederson arrived oai Sunday. \j. DnvaH and crew are at present t>aitUn������ a road through th������ WhirRii- troyd block, and good prngrcHtj in being made. Quite it number <if Wyaaiialcl pcopha vveie ail. the <;iratid hi? (VewUan on Hul- iiiahiy night foa- "Tlao Soi-a-mv of But im," Mass Alice Molander left on Monday for R������veistoke*. whea-e she will be employed in the C.P.R. office an that city, Fred Lewis and Mack Bsogtm of Yahk were motor callers here on Sunday on a trap to Creston. Joe McLaughlin, W. McDonald and and J. Swan of the Sash & Door Oom- painy staff, weie at Cranbrook for the weekend, returning oaa Sunday. Miss Minnie Schnooav Herbert Schmor and Mack Brogan of Yahk were motor callers on We.desday iast. Lewis and Claude Simpson and Lewis Anderson were at Creston on Saturday afternoon, playing on the Canyon team against the Creston high school, and this time helped win-for the Canyon mane. A dance wall be held in Hunt's Halt on Saturday, 18th, with Mrs. Lister's orchestra supplying the music. Everybody welcome. Masses Ellen Andeen, Esther "Nelson and Edith Geroux made a buisuess trap by auto to Ci-eston on Monday. Clarence Devlin left on Monday for Moose jaw, Sask., where he will be employed in future. He will be cea*- tainly missed by everyone. H. S. McCreath of Creston was a caller on Tuesday. F. J. Oattt*, forestry official, Creston, was a caller, Wednesday. R. S. Beavn was still another Ci*eston, caller last week���������on Thursday. G. J. Haddon of Nelson, district forester for the Kootenays, was here on an official visit, Tuesday. O. E. Davidson, provincial police at Yahk, was here on business on Friday. J, Bracken of Cranbrook was here on a business visit, Tuesday. J. D. Spiers. T. Harris and J. McRobb were hea*e on highway inspection matters. Saturday, coming in from Creston, where the forme, is general road foreman. A. Mirabelli of Creston was renewing Kitchener iicquainlances on Saata- di-ay. T. Balf of Porthili made a business caller, Monday. Chas. Stab I, pole inspector for-tbe Pace & Hill Cedar Company, Spokane, was here oai an official visit, Monday, Mrs. Andy Abraham cora, who has !n the matter of the> gatate of Edward Midfard, late-of Creston, B.C.. deceased. '?... AH posaona hawing ctatms against tho estate of the ������,bov������ named deceased, who dtod on the seventh day oC J aines 1919, and to whose estate adiainisttatlon -was granted ou the lirst day of Api-U, 183T, aro hereby r-������quirsd to send full particulars in writing of their claims to the undersigned, attorneys for Sarah MidCord. ad1 minlstratrix, at ��������� 205..".Hastings ot.eefc West, Vancouver, oss o. before tl>e eighth day of July 1927. After 8i3������h date tl>e -said Administratrix wiii proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among theaperaona entitled thereto, havinepreeard only to the claims of -which she shall theiihave notice. Dated this eighth day of June, 1927. THE STANDARD TRUSTS COMPANY, 805 Hastings Street West ������������������������������������������������������ Vancouver, B.C. Attorneys for Sarah Midford, Administratrix, Soon be Here And its pood practice to look oyei* your hay tool is and tune them up bo out ���������,the "Valley's largest,hay crop. Massey-Harris Hay Tools MAKF HAYING EASY. The New No. 23 Mower is a womuvv CALL AND SEE IT. Massey-Harris Repairs for all machines nro easy to ������et hooauoa tiao aervicw it. k<jo<1 and wo wpooiaHze iia farm farrai maohinery. widRS' SUPPLY DEPOT nTTAR. MTTTI.RTCTJ* e - ALASKA Vancouver - Victoria - Seattle - Portland- after Vancouver ��������� see Alaska ���������the Romantic Northland EASTERN CANADA A choice of routes via all rail or lake and rail UNITED STATES . Excursion fares in effect May 22 to Minneapolis ������ Si. Paul, Chicago, Neu? York and other centres | - j - '��������� %m Have the Ticket Agent teii you more aboaat Summer Trips. 'W. B. MARTIN. Creston t.Ws Bandy, Erickson CANADIAN PACIFIC 1 COLTJ M ^C^-k��������� The Mineral Province of Western Canada TO THE END OF DECEMBER, 1925 i Jfiaicer liroid, $77,663,045^ XiOue -or ���������U *1<W CAP AUCk Has prodaioed Minerals as follows: Silver, i74,llT,397; Lead, $89,218,907; Copper, $197,642,647; Zinc, G39.925.947; Miscellaneous Miaaerals, $1,594,387; Goal and Coke, $273,048,953; Building Stone, Brick. Cement, etc., $44,905,886; making its mineral production-to the end o������ 1925 show an Aggregate Value of $920,919,628 frodnctibnfyear endingfDecemfoer, i^^t, $o_?������' The Mining Laws of this Province are more liberal and the fees lower than those o������ any other fProvinoe in the Dominion, ivr aaiy colony-in the British-Umpire, _. Mineral locations ar������ granted to discoverers tor nominal Tees. Ahsolute Titles are ohtained by developing such properties, thje seonrity of which is guaranteed by Crow-n grants. Full information, together with Mining Reports and Maps, may be obtained gratis by addressing��������� ^ \ *��������� ��������� THE HON. THE MINISTER OF MINES VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA N.B.���������Prai taoally all British Columbia Mineral Properties upon which development work has been done are described in someone of the Annual Repotts of the Manister of Mines. Those considering mining investments'shoaald refer to such reports. They are available without charge on application to the Department o Mines. Victoria, B.C. Reports of the Geological Survey of Canada-, Winch Building, Van- - couver, are recommended its valuable sources of information. / Reports covering each of the Sis Mideral Survey Distracts are paiblished separately, and are available on application. na B-awa Lighter Underwear for th Coming Warm Weather ^���������v Men's Suits and Drawers at, each ���������.��������� Combination Suits, Watson's Spring - $1.00 Needle gives' you wear, comfort and freedom, cub in correct sizes to fit you, aU sizes, per. suit, 1.85 to $2.50. Watson's Ladies' and Children's Vests Priced 25c, 30c, 40c, 60c, and up. Extra''Outsize Vests, fine quality Ladies' Extra Outsize Combinations ��������� laDC. Ladies' Bloomers in White and Peach, 50c. and 60c. l���������trrii ru^^M ^|^ fM|||W t*fm***^ ���������___ IM P---P mm 1_ B R H_7_,H Wi m**Y^\*% D C2 _3 Q w HJsrKI-IISll ���������! t. nngyiPSijY ^ IV9 B t-U ^WimillPiPWil^^ _tSH.J_s .C-E&tS-NrS BBflB^ Local and ferso a a ������- IJr, Jasaifeson^ 'nssiropractor.. of Revelstoke, tar ho" is looking for s new location. i������nent a s couple, of ydaya in Creston at the f irat of the week, ,assd j may decide to opera Iof practice ~h<������~* early in the fall. - the stf-f? at Cranbrook, has heen re "ravaged -~- another year at an increase in salary., Nescs term he wii. draw down S2G00. The Sasisralti p'W2s_.Basfi**" nop.1 w^** not be available tor that purpose this seasofa. Mr. Edhsondson "haw just stocked it with brook trout, .200 of the minnows, being turned loose at the end of the weeki- - **' Mr. and Mrs. J.?B. S-tcLaajehlin and family, who hnve bee** living on the Schade ranch just no^tb of town the pust couple of years, left on Monday for Orawfsi'rd Bay-, whece' they -will reside in future, H. _?leEiii*ncc, last year's high school principal'at CreBtoraj who - is f now on A* Sehade of I^mrd, Sask., who has *rSB here for the pas*, two monlh-u ������ | left for home on Tuesday, bub" will be j inipossSble to _ fist the vetus-asiae* shortly with tha family to sigsaatnres tc^ the contra' take char-go of their ranch, just vacat ed hy J. B. McLauchlin. The first of the 1927 berry crop was on sale at the Mercantile on Monday, 13th���������a half crate from the John Spratt ranch. The first year the firm wks in business two crates of berries frona the same ranch came in en May 18ih. GaTtsaehes -who had fche misfortune to have her leg broken in a coaatiuR accident early in the year, since which time she has been a patient in Cranbrook hospital, arrived ho rue on Wednesd������y. * She as still -used as a bank advantages* j^ioaey carried, in spend on Criiles or may "foe lost J B easy to %?* OWU-VU4 Weekly deposits iai ������*���������__* Savings Bat-It will a-u-usx-ulate rapidly- # large accmiats are wekomtii CU~._.91 _ __ THE CANADIAN BANK _tfi���������_. ���������__-> * ������ Z^~, __.. i ^^ j. rips to xown Let the Bank save you the time and inconvenience of special trips to town. Send your deposits hy snail. Tliey wiii receive careful -__0.aa_- protnpt attentions and you will receive an acknowledgment hy return post* 28 IlViPERIAJL BAN1C C. W. AULAN, WmmmVSmm*B***Vm***Sm CRESTON BRANCH, Manager. i^2T FOR D PR S Ci������S Erickson- 1 -��������� P__. ajraa������ wm mm**** Touring���������... ~^~.-~. .-...-...-4603.00 Tearing���������-Sport.--������������������~ '-���������������- 710.50 B-u nabou t ~ 582..Q.Q Sport Roadster -~ 680.00 Coupe���������-----���������~��������� 754.00 Tudor���������-- ~���������- 769.00 Pordor���������.���������..���������-��������� ~f-��������� 836,00 Chassis .-���������.������������������ -' 489.00 Light Delivery���������-~���������-. ~ 592.00 Light Delivery Van... ' 649.00 Truck..��������� ~������ 515.00 Truck, Starter���������- . 585.00 Ruokstell Pa-as. 70.00 Ruokatel. Truok .- 100.00 ERICKSON BATTERY SERVICE SUTTON P going on cratches bub the injury is nmkinefu slow but sure recovery. There Is not likely to be any Cbau- taaqa-ja at Ci^ton next year.Although a canvass h������a bee*, si-nds * s.scs the entertainment closed it has been found required 40 guatnres Eo^t-ss contrast* 35 names -were'secured* ir..- \> , Aeeo'rdinsz -"to horticulturist "C. B. Twigg tha wet spell of the. past -week will delay the *\?ane dw^ttt':Valley orchards a couple of tajc^ss J p^nds-s-g at least ten days of hot Wftather. ������������������ Just now winter varieties ~-$g~apples are "setting" remarkably strong. W. B. HcAlpir������&- got bjaarafc: on Tasep- duyfroma month's holiday, ^innst of which was spent) watt*- ..relatives at Procter* with p-trt of the fSnal week spent on a trip to KeIowaoiBP;Twhere he attended the - An-slacuri synod as lay delegate from ft!1? Prefton^natishp j. W, Smith of Victoria^ appraiser for the pro*?irfteia!'"departn.ent.of-laiad.s wasHea������9.at*fche first ol the^-ssfc.s-.rak-1- ln-rt an iruSfpsctilqn of a loiRBed off area at Oorn Creek as weU aa the old. Win- law Una at east of town, both of which were surveyed last year;^ias^'arnay''t)e offered fov sale bv aaactaon -n~ib'e,'?early fall. ' " ' '\. ;/^r:; Fred iSaiarsy' *=:ofc a hnrrled ���������ihkll ^������o Ct an brook. oaxB'ra day. dr������el tiae^ssrious illness of his' "daughter* -Bvelyrca-fMrs!. AbraiarsiHOw), iu Ova-nuT-emli hs,sp;t-_l:. whosse life was for a time despaired of at the weekend, bt.fc friends will he glad to snow frhe is now rR.ikiiag s. satisfactory recovery of formei? -good health. O, O- Bodasers. is the- latest to discard the large touring car for the modest one-seater. havins^on Wednes- <iif'.y taken delivery of a Star coupe from the Crisler parage at Ea*ackson. It is done in the popular shade of of ^reen and certainly has the suaxitn- H*m of appearance* for the moderate priced car. Father Coccola* Oieston'a first Roman Catholic priest, Ktely stationed at Grand Forks, b������.s jubl !eft ^>n aro extended holiday visit in Krantte to recai perate his heal th. Father Besette, a more recent rector of Holy Cross Church, who has been at, Vaneo������.ver the post fbair years, haa been trans, ferred to Fernie. "Ti Deni govt mink' ������ smSguM be g&sd husinzm Ss> h&Pe w>ur APPLE BOXES and APPLE CRATES delivered NOW, so as to e&oid tha rash later on? ea Ai r-wi.jw *��������� For orders placed before August 1st we will .date the invoice August Isi��������� paymewtpO days nett, or 21% discount 10 days from August 1st. Vo "K" rt 1 ��������� OU.ilk.-_-a% O. %&.%.?A-P%JCJfi amu-M I I c3_**? Roadster a_r*d louring���������lp o^������ i Coach ��������� 1005 - - s ** _f_v_r*i-> -������������������ 112&.& 1114 Landau Sedaxiir- % ��������� 1^^^ ^_s_?ii^������* ������������������v������������������ ������������������ ������������������ ������������������ M _ JL. -^ S S__&lB^sya__.*B������,_ar Includes Bumperr Spare Tire, Motormeter. One-Ton Truck -r ��������� 823 All kinds of Used Cars For Sale %���������___-< MIER GARAGE PALMER & MAXWELL SS. ON ftM������TH!NS oPERATEB SV GASOUE4S BURNS & CO., Ltd, ��������� ������������������, ' i ,.','*< i -������ MEAT MERCHANTS ��������� . , " " fTRY OUH SHAMROCK PORK SAUSAGE An economical I dlah^ easy to Borvo." Shamrock Brand HAM, BACON ana LARD GLENDALE CREAMERY BUTTER Government graded, hlRhesb quality, jr*J%Jc������*3jrf ana %*\\jt%.E!*mji rictrt all varletlco. Choicest BEES', PORK, MUTTON* VEAL, LAMfR ''.. ������L&mr IBE AL *������OmT������Y FOOD tncrufaueu eft-g; prodnctlon and produces better poultry. Baay th������ bont. fiBjBgj|Mi^^ The stale of tbe 24 acre former John I Hobden ratach is reported this week I hy the owners, )t,he <������Id Canyon City 1 Ltaaaaber Oompuny, Limited the buyer being: Carl' Hc������;.r������, whs *jjj">th l.:s; wife and 'family have jajst arrival lately from Hamburg, Germany, and took possession this week. The place adjoins the 'village and is at least half in hearing orchard. At the June meeting- of Creston Board of Trade om Tuesday night President Mallandaine, O. O. Rodgers *a?nd <3eb. Johnsoh were named dele- KatP-s to attend the Associated Board's of Trade convention ait Trull next week. $25 was"vot-d to the Coriffeder- atinh Jubilee celebration, and C.F, Hayes has coaas^hied to Met as secretary for the balance of the yeair. Bev. J. and Mrs. Herdman left hurriedly by motor on Friday for Vancpnver, hein tac called to that city unexpectedly, due to the death of the latter's father. They went vi n Spokane- doe to reach the coast on Sutadaiy, for which date the funeral had been set. Mr. and Maria. Herdman will make a couple off weeks' visit during; their present trip, taking: their summer vnorttion two months earlier thiah originally planned. A. J. Kent atid O. O. "Wilson of Bonners Ferry were motor visitors on Tuesdny, en rout������ to Nelson, where they on Wednesdny appeared before the water control board looking after tho Interests of the night dyked districts In Idaho: who object -lo any license being given tho West Koote- anay Power -te Light GoEopany to install a dam below Nelson If such work will bo defcrlmeiaiatal to the drainage projects across the line. Trinity United Church ladles* Aid ware favored with splfindid weather for thoir "ImrnBtarroliiR" effort on Wednesday nlsrht, who.ti fche big new Comfort dairy barn was antlUfced for an evening of varied entertainment, In rinding a coaiueiL ,^ru()|i'������i--)ni<e������ band concert ou Ui������ grounds ami the may- polo drill whit-h waa inli'OttUy executed bjra 'd-n-xe-n of Ihw- f<lfl������ under the direistlon of Mrs. Ketnagahan. Very libaral patronage waa exteindcd tho refreshm nt hootho apd th������ evening's intukoran to well aver 180. a. A. Speers and Guy Constable. were Nelson visitors on Wednesday where they looked after tlae interests <v# ru������������uNm H rc.aiWtloii Company, XilmUcd, ut tho .eUbi-aigyo! iho-^iwo- !v(n������U3 waiter control boaard which that day heard the application of West Kootenay Power & Light Corn. p-.ny for a license to put in a darn in the river below Nelson which will r������ise the low water lewel of Kootenay Li-nka and provide additional water for further development by the power company. Chas. SutcliSe was also in attendance, representing the Stockbreeders' Association. Mrs. W. S. McAlpine was summoned to Procter on Wednea*dHy to attend the funeral of he������> father, Mr. Walton, who had passed away that morning after quite a prolonged illness, in his sixty-eight year. Deceased was one of the early settlers in Manitoba, coming to Procter shortly after the completion of the Grows Jlest branch, and where he had resided ever since.? tip till ubout two years Hgo he was an annual visitor������faere with ^Mx. and Mrs. IMcAlplne and enjoyed the acquaintance of 1* number of Creston people, and all with sympathize with Mrs. McAlpine in her bereavement. Wantkj>���������Cow, 'Irish'* or. milking; ranch team, about lOSp lbs. each; also a dozen chickens. C, Hollm, Hobden Ranch, Oreston, SYNOPSIS OF . to OrtHer New Stock of Harness Second Hand Store in connection Shoe and Harness Repairing NAVIGABLE WATERS' PBDTECTION AGT B.&O. Chapter U8s 'Sho OraKoii ItedUuni-fclon Company, X-httlto-J, I liorcby Riv������a notdoo mat thoyiwvv������, ������un3wi*t Sootton T ot tho natd Act. do|W9li>d wltli the I Mlmlfitor ot Pailillro Worlca at Ottftwi_,and \n Thn ttffloo ot Uao Dlatrlot _{-^rrjtan_r t>f tho 1-ai.irad Itoolr-try DlamortfoP Koot-iiay. tttNolJaon, IXC,, s* il_*cirafntlTO of thaj (rtte mnrt. t>la������.n������ of Ilnlt, No. i fortl-ioueolnnru-tlolra of thoKa*>i_m\.y>aa������Ui su-au. Vacant, -axttreoerve-l, marvt&e& Cro*sr_* Imnoa __ur_tr o������ _*ro~������ui.pSw >7 Biitteh aubjecta over 18 years oi age, and by aliens on declaiine; lhtentloaa to become Biitlsli subjects, con._i- tional upoa r-rsldenco,, oocupa-lon, and i-npi-ove-xaan-t for ^aBprlcnltuaral puar-posaaa. Full lnfes-na-tlon concernlnsr re_tu- latlona regrardl&s pre-emptions Is given in. Bulletin No. 1, I^and _-erie������, "How to Fre-empt 1-B.nd," copies of whioh can be obtained free of change by addrcoialnar tho Dapartment of Land_a. Victories B.CL, esr to eussy Oov- ernment Assnt. Becor-U. will be ctranted cover__u. only land sultablo tos agriculttsrat purppsf-*, and whioh ia not timber* Land, -.������_> caarryix-ff over M00 board tomt nar acra -treat of tha Coast Rang* and 8,0-00; feat p&r suco cast of tha. Xtauiffe... ,. ., Applicatlon-i for pre-emptions are to tia aU-Uresscsa Us tha Land Com- miaaaslon������r of tha Land Recoafdlnrar X>1* vision^ in .which, th* land applied for is mlt-tated, and *x* mado on ���������printsd foi-naa. copies oS wMoh -oan e* obtained from the. X_and Commissioner. Pra-emptto-t-v tmiat be occupied toe uv������ "jrvwrra -Uakfi -_-_vSV.V������SS_������-.*-8' 'JSSfiAs to value of fiO par acre, lnoludix_s oloarina and ot-ltivatlaa^r at laaat fivs aoras, bafora & Crown Orant can ba������ rooalved. BVw znoro doftallod -tt-formatlon sea tha Bulletin "How to Pro-empt tSUktW # PURCHASE m >^plL<-*tto-ts mra Moslved for pur- chas* of v-ru-rant and unreseiirad Crown land-i, not hatDQr tlmberland. for OLsrrlculture.1 purposes; minimum price erf ftarat-olass (arable) land la >6 pvt -uw*h aaad saoond-olass (rgTaa-lnrr.) land |_l.a0 per acra, Further infor- u_atioa _*effardbi_r piircheso or let_a_ of Crown lands Is given In Bulletin No. 10, *-_aaad Beatios. "Puroha-i* and X^einsa of Crown lands." Mill, fectoaqr, or industrial sites on timber land, not asxcaadlnfir 40 acres, may be purchased or lassed, tha con- ditloxas Inoludlnar paymont ot atump-L-te. HOMROITB LEASEft I Utuaaturveyad -ureas, not axoaadlnar SO acrtM-j may ba laaaecS aa homesltas, conditionnu upou a ; d������r&lHsiii boiui. aractad In tha first braar, title bavlm obtatalnabla after raaldancs. and Im- proraremont oondltlcns aro fulflllatf and land has bean tarararayad. KC,, s* ilt^cirlntlra of thaj fitta itinrt. t>la������.n������ of " " for tho uoolrnjiaa-tlioa of tlio Kooit. noox Crouton, 13.C, paroponoil to too built by msm fttiy, MmlUKl, will, undor Sootlpaa jr oftla Act! apply to tho illrilajit������ir ������l Jhabllc- Wc hks otttoo In tho City of OtUwi.. for thoap thorn. And taka wotloo that nftpr tho eacplmtlon, of ono month fa������oin Uiodntooa* thoflwtpubJIoatlon of thiji aaolloo tho OwwtonJftoclamfttlpnCorap; " tha said otkai at _ _ tho City of O ttftWA. for tho approval od U������ohi*W -lLti.-k.Eul plasso. -tna for 1<mwv������ to oon- ������aa-r������iftfc thn aaaid liooJn-maiion vvorks, Datod wtCroHtoiik, H.U., tliht *28tli *Iuy of May. 1W' OTL1CISTON REOLAMATIOM it^"MI������ANY, ;6������aaj? A, L. M������0U uJoJoft," A������ont_ "f>o.t������i o* flrfit )MihHoaUoi*i ta Juno W), lflW.' ILEAQEQ For arrsj-lnic and induatrial pur- posaa areas not a&oaaainrrj' fMO Metat may ba lessad by oaa person or ��������� co-np-aavny. dltA-tlHQ Undor tha Orajdna- Aot i dlyld** tot** ^ssiilfei^iass? -s&^ss^ nKStts? . thor?if������rav- teti amslnir %"Sb--o_������Tiiiibnw7'':''li^ araxina pormlto gr������ louucd tiasad on numben. -raiajreiS, priortty beinip jrivan to cs-tebSlaSs-ea O"WB.t.������*0. 0to<ete->owner, may form a-ano-olstiomi for rmnicm manaa-KamanL Jrtr*_. or partially- fre������, rnltn _cr������ svtaJlabU far asttiars. pormll tie*a4������ jsa&.wttriir^f'XMrr' aarjK-.-*"- -.*wjfi__^,Ja_TS3r*i_,wtJ'_.--*rx5r-(v^A* M-_c**i-*s3WJwa������_ai -yxgaairc. a .-/--j-.-**. *, THE STOW; ������JIESTC>H/ B������ O* 'aai Observing Diamond Jubilee Ir ������1 e.P.!l He One tall can. < w i t ia ah equal quantity of water) gives you 4 cups of pure, full~ cream milk. Al- se it hi as i i nirovc WORLD HAPPENINGS L^arcjc AtJcridance Expected at vice in Westminster Abbey Piepaaa'tions ac������ now weii ad-s. vanced for the great" sea-vice in- Westminster Abbey, July "l. -which wall, i'o:*tu th" chief eonianemoa-alion iia L,ondon of Caaiada's Diamond Jubilee, ' I Tlio Dean of Westminster,, Vea*y Kev. ', | T>r. Foxley Noi*a*is. has drawn up an | 1 oraUl of pea vice which follows as*J nearl\ a-a������ possible that which vv | used when lite jubilee ol' Ooiiledeaa- j tion waa. commemorated an. the Abbe> t j in 3917. | j Owiner to ahe- Kins and Queen huv- j j ing a number ot eng'aKiAU-ents ao fall j iai Scotland aso close to 1he date, it i is feareat it will -be impcvs.-dble' foa* i Their Maje&aies to- attend the t,er { vice. The lluke of Conaaiuight already has maimaie'l his intention to i he present, l-^-actically the whole ol' ' liie ISriaibh cabinet and a lame nuaaa- , be.* ol a a-paej-entativ.es of eaaibasHie*- Hall XM.*3*y. Pvavns.,AM5>n 11 CKlMn A V CrOAAl f ttCCAl.? uumsi-ii allium- _-_f.tf.Jun JUNE 12 ama u.-i������.,**.iobs-s isa'-e asset**-.! be rest a veal lor them. t! I For the lia-sr rime sa'xen juaiixes aoaak theii seals ������m the ben eh ol the Supreme Court el"* C'aT!:"U The Saa- ���������jpreixje ("ouri was etiUir,ic<=d lasa. j^es- frsioii to -Its-pre &*��������� ail. compleaneiat.' ; CongraialwiJoais tipon the recent fopemujr fbf the> Camiaaaoa. wealth pariia- fmeni aa; Canbesiu luivv been trans- fmaate-d bv' -Vosideiit ' Ooolidge in a ^riiessa&e Lo .-the &oYeraior-y������������iHn*al of iAuxf i alta. y ���������-* I.usuor seized by ahe eoastfitiiard .Jlro.au. i:una J uni:ers..?':mai.si-dc- the .12- yamile"- limit caai he hmodueed as evi- fderace iat ahe- a rials o������" alio, ro raus ;3iers. ahe l"..S. Saapivane C-oina deeid- ytd. MoroTataen ��������� andy-eajbductarsi ��������� of*;? the ?Wiamipej: Klveaiae Railway have set- ftled ahe question of wages' by aceept- i ing fhe company':?- offer of one cent an iioua* ineieaje each vcar wilh a. three- year contract. By ahe'j. present*tentative plans tiie Prince ofHvafes aniufPreiiaier Baldwin will Hail from Knglaaui July 2;5. arriv- inpc in ajtieuec Jnlyy^ -9. ', The Peinee and ihe Preauier will spend? Au?gttst. 2, o and 1 in Otauwa as suosts of Their ; s Kxctdh-aicies, yhe -Govevnoi-CJeneral ',} :tr,(]; Lady Willirtgdo.u and of -ilie.Gov- eriament of Canada. ������ ��������� Oit-e. of ahe.-iuaos't. collt'Ciioaas of Indian material in a'anada consist'ns of hone, hovaam stoaaa^ and shite objects which was rea'oaatly purchased by- Mc- Gitl i;aiivea>lt.y has jaast atriived at the David Ross INfclVaad ICatiOnal Musenna. This collection was duff' from the erotaaid anaaay yeaai's ago iaa. the district <saai'a*otanding Brantford, Ont. ������������������First, class'" is the'"Word that ITon. tieoi'-ge Jlojuilov, .nalaiistcr oC agrlcul- taaae, applies to Alberta crop pros- Iicels. ..lie says a hat In 3t" yeaaV ;ex- peraeaace in the provlaiee he has never lmowu lhe haaiai in general lo be In such good condition, aaid the a-e- ports that are coanirig in give every reason to expe������-i. a big season. Sir Faederlck Stupaal, direct or of thai Doiailiifon meteoa-ologacal lui'a'esiia Iaa eonaaaieaiiiriK on the predictions of llerbei-l. IlLowue, of WtislaiitKtoaa, D.C.. to iho effect that 1027 will be a siamaaar-rless year, paid lie does iaot regsird saach *a pa*ospe������*L as probable, aud that ova-n il' lhe year hKouUI prove- to be ���������sainatviorlf-ss 11, would bo New Use For Helium May be Substituted fcr Nitrogen ua Air of Diving B������lls. "When, helium \aas lust o,i.-M'overed : if. v. as considered a..sort ot _scaeaat.iil<|; ; toy-, and was obi-iiUable yonty in ex*f I tfeaaietv small tauaailit ies. Theaa it was j produced an <piautity sxatucient to? | talce the place of hyda"OKeai? iai air^ iships. Experiments aa-<e now iaa pro? ;: ta;ress to subsi.ituie i? for 'niarofieai itt I ahe air of diving bells, for the nitrof 'ireii tamier high, pa-esstia^e ***>Tatei-s the tissues of the bodies of the divers, and : when it escape's fdiaa-iaagy the?7 ascent "cauases severe lacerations. 'The dis- : covery has aat economic value for with lielium it will be possible for : divers to descend to the botttdu of ���������flae liay of Vigo and secure ?ini!iiotas Lot* gold fa*om sunken Spanish gal- ��������� Icons. S PETER^ELIVER-D FROM PRISON' Golden Text: "Slany are the'afflictions oC the righteous: But Jelaovaih delatei'eth hiua oat of them nil."��������� Psalm 34.19. " J^ea������oj>: Acts, 12.1-3 7. Devotional Ih a<?htf_;: T������.sa]m a9 mmmm FovtataaaW indeed is the *pei*sdn? en^ tevang the dihiug i-ooan of a. large liotei, who is acquainted with rite head waiter? IJaubetta Tragella. whar will bo the siuiaeriaaietident of service at the new C.P.Ti. Hotel. Ha.skatch- ewan, at Ttegina;, has* served iu the dtniaig rooms'"e'i" soitiy of the largest hotols oaa "tho 'continent, iaacluding the rCiripress at -Victoria, Hotel Vancou-- vei*. Place Vi^ea-,���������-Montreal, Kiiiclcea*- j bocker? Shet-ry and Ree.toi-sy ^Te^^'' Voile, 'and the Gunewald Hotel;���������"New i Oaieans. 1 Explanations' and Comments ; i f. _ Peter lnapvisonetl, verses 1-i.��������� | PaMtu" .iiarjaes and John wero iho three < ' pionilneiat laaon amenrs the .-apostles,1 and llerod A^rippa I. began his purse- ! I cut ion ol Lhe fotlowea*s of tlhrist by' I hasving .Jaaaaes beheaded. Finding 11isU ' I this act fiirttdj pleased the .low's," ho ' 1 selo-f-ia-d Peter as his aaext victim aaid j \ hail him fuipi-asoned to await his j e-\<<eaaliou aal'ter the close ot thej | Pas-tover jKNeculiojis were not car- j , raeai out daai'ing tne ^-"absover, and; j Jlorod was nominally a .lew aaad most-' ��������� earetul m all Jewish observances. I ' Peter was -guaided iu prison by-four , : auai'lorlous of .soldiers,, four set* of ' aip^hj, <������aae set for each wa'cLi, I wo ol iv 1 loan avoui a hained lo Peler in ills ' cell,"aaad two wuc on yuard outrihhs ! veise ti -When a naaa'i finds that a certain cotir-ae ol conduct as leceiviu^ i>ovci- Iaa* 'applause he is led oai to further excesses. A paablic speaker descends to a coarse aud vulgar jest, and .because it yle-ases the baiter sort -in -the aauipence, aiaid the speaker is awarded a "^tStignd ot! applause, he is prone .to desBend "'t^%lEiU--??:;farther ? deptlas?Hor ������a,.->r������ti-ri5'*'o f inn M T>��������� T ir -r_..j..i*J ..... ..'{. " 110, y Pe.ter'&,.;Peiiverance;,f.verses 5- 1 if-g^Petea*' was in prison, but"'pa;a.yer ��������� Wctslfanade ..earnestly ,ot,. tlae .:i.ehurcl*t.j, untQ: -God foxMiinaiy ::S:S yy - '}aj% &\ 'a % \ *'%}} wish f' cacAald*' ��������� ^^ur'ai?. ?��������� 1 liese:;?? (Nv*6ft" wo^ds, unto God, intofevery??-heartf.^sbcf, that??-whenever we pray, lav* pit bile da"j iai private, they would stand light be-,,., fore''ais; and Uiat before .we prated a*! "WaT* spaper Uoioi cJ2kff\10rST Success Will Always Bring Results Worth M-ssurea ir Anyttiing While is Advertised . Sonae tiane- ago the people oC Colorado"^Springs'--got the idea that there were great attractions iat that place for tourists. Following; up this bright idea they made* spasmodic efforts for several .seasons to attract visitors, but.without much, success So they decided to' appropriatey$M, _w oula you ���������goods xha_ bore no label? ~- ^^cuS-i yois fcuy aa sutoi-iG- bale of unknown" make, no matter how cheap? Nobody fvould be so foolish. ^VVki������ ������a������ trf* ������**__g- *���������i waw* _ir _a label just as you get to trust a - man, through satisfactory and honest dealing-. That is why kit- oassjs. an*f hoi2ss_-ci_a *_i._^i���������sils * t , bearing the SJsJP label are .boughr without .question by millions of ���������' Canadians. The shield-ahape? -..; :gvc-_; aikd red Sj^JJ?-trademark is. a guarantee of full value and best' qua!i.y.' The firm behind SMP ... y.. goods is y,^,v, - ��������� . . ...... .- 'v'__ie-_������iWet-M_-tA Products Co. ������^^,1?i"*������ MOJCtREAI,' TOflOVTO -WINNtPEG^ VANCOUVER. CAK.CAK.V syllable of prayer wis wotald^ b^" sure j eve?ry? tiane that, we had really couae | iaitof tlao preseatce of Ooci and''were j actually: talking to luaiiv'?-^R: >, A. | Iloi^y-f-f-^ffff^vfy,:?:::. ...v?????.:^,., ::MSSSA:^-^'k At night. sbpa*aiy heforc . lae���������.would [ havo been _brqUgh.t forth for trial and desittir, s3iel x?:"J cftarie; ;"^'Tliea-e i',;-is'r?s*;:t:he enemy plotting, there are tlae .--friends praying; and the auan himself around: whom all the nionaCe and the iaiteiy cession ai-e gathering has shut, his eyes and,.quIeted hitnseIf tp., sIuaiaher,; because "there, too, is he who laeitlier sluantaerethyaior��������� sie.e������,eth;. Obd is thea*e in the .palace, t.liere. in the, hoiise of S^PG������edls^eSd4 in .as Best Stores SVER1 Ci.a _;-_:i.? ._ ac?^._ nay^ta Farmers' Wives Constitute the Board ?y S-a A of Directors . The womeu of Saskatchewan are wihiaiiig their spurs dinf'the-f^-Bg and prayer;.'j-there '4h the "pa-isoai^ lceepfng-; poultry field: f??A.t i&e }Srst Sfannual Oyu for siu.VBi.'Li&iug:. "his iiGLpeCi., a.i������i������ the next year they increased .the.-sum to . $60^00. They advertised claieily in new-spapers, all over the country. Over SS.OOO autos visited Coloi*ado Springs last year, caaa-rying some 350,- 000 people. Move than 90,000. tnore people canae hy fa-aiaa. Those visitors spent about $13,000,000 in tlie Col- oraalo Springs ateighboi'liood. Not - a bad return lor a ������60,000 iaivestiiieait! Where there i������ no publicity the en- tcrnrise perishes. IC there as soine- tlaiug really worth while advertising of the rag-lal; sort will -make "a great success of it. A Sin art Frock for the Juraiof* Miss This-"chlo little frock is smart' in every detail aaid would be equally nt- ta-activo If fashionetl of silk, ftaio impossible lo foretell the fuel, thi.s far I wool Ien anaterlal, or wawhablo" #oo<1h. . ,,���������,w. , The skirt has plaits an tho front, aaid ju .un.Lia<������. ,Js j0ineil to a bodice having Ihe aaaoal- " ""���������' . j lull deep V front ending Iai a single W'heaa llolloway's Corn T-eniovor. Is ; scallop, and there is a belt across the rip plied to a i-o'ria it kills the a-oois i oiae-plei'o buck. Cotltra.sling inalerhil ond ahe cnllosily conieH oaal without; is eff<*ctlvely aasetl Cor the shaped nol- Thc; Oil for tlie Athlete.���������In rubbing down, the : athlete wilt iind Da-. Thoanas' ICcleclric OU an .excellent article. If renders the aaaaascles aiia! sinews plhible, takes the soreness'out of them and " strengthens theau for -ttralns thai; may he put upon them. It stands preeminent for Dais paar- posc, and ylhleles. who for years, have hocat aasang it, caaa testify to its value as a ltaba-ieaaat. Jnjiary lo tlae flesh. I'mlenl���������"lluf. aloctor, > ou aro asU- inn ?I0 for aalilng a cinder out. of aai.v eye," Srn'flallst "Now, now. >fy flanrgo is for ri'inovlaig a foreign saihsiaaaco from the a.'oraaeji." British Capital Interested Cantpboll lluuter, O.U.13., weLl kaiowia geologist aaad oil export, - ac- coaupanlod hy C. 1.. Fisher, ropa-esent- ing British capilnr. Is invest igatiig 1he Walnwrgl.it. and Hibsl.oiio oJI lield's. Xlic Turner Valley will aalso bo visited. all the,threads"of the, draina iu his holding the- ty'rahts*' pow- ss. let* in djeja*isiO'n>'liearing,-fl������e^pra^^ .������'- asceaids to Hi's -hoiy ^habitatioaai: 'res- poudinpry to the trust > of; '-his:fichild, whom He is lulling to sleep? And now it His time to work. The final act is reads' to be launched on the stage. Tlae moanent of deliverance is appointed, -and already . its -iuessenger aaad iajtrument is pri thewiaid to- loose him that, "is appointed unto deatli. How well may Peter sleep wlaeh ^bd is watching over his bed and "preparing his awakeuiiag!''-rRpbert La>,v. _ _The". circumstances "'of Peter's^ escape are told very fniihutety"��������� the ccniing-of the angel (the-"word angel means messenger), the light in the cell that.awiikened? Peteiy tlie bi*ief Trords t6 -make: hastej the falling off: of the claaiais, the girding and putting oai of saaidals and outer cloak, the command to fbUo'vv, the 'passing- of the first and the second guard, tlae opening of the. outer gates of the pi-lson leading into tlae city, the going out and passing through one- street,'-'and- then the being left alone. Peter was cl������,zctl and thought his experience unreal until he "came to himself" and said. "The Lord hath sent His angel and delivered sas out of the hand of Herod." Oaie thiaag is certain, whoever delivers us from ai ga*eat peril will always. eee.ni to us an ungel. "There are no bolts and there are no. bsirs which can withstand-the pua-poses of Ond." .neeting of the Sasl^tehewan Kgg and Ppulta*3r Pool, thb^r^Irectors o& which/fall bait I one, are wives of farmersy the report of the year's business showed a turnover of $537,- 117. - The Pool began business at the end of March, 1926. During the ..year i^i-haciaied^1,19.9,84^ dozen yeggs and . SlO^QOb vlbs.y offiiouitry. 'At? tlie close of the year the pool had paid-up share ctipitai faihounting to $12,374 and a ,resefye,.oC..^7,7'bb^ .ftlapproxtoateiy^,i(J,bbb. ]1~'}.Z1Z.}.S.1.,. Soldier Settler Lands r/loveTneint Started"for Re-Valuation of:. Holdings an Saskatchewan! Machinery for tlae_ re-valuation oC soldier settler lands" throughout the westy long awaited, was set Iai motion* for Saskatchewan when. the start was made hi tlae Regina oOlce of tho board? to send 2.500 letters to soldier set? tiers. With tlae letters;^e^tfaoi'ms of application for r.e-valuation and; "theso must be filled !h by the settlers and returned to tho board, byf.Octobejr'y 1st; lata*, front shield, sind <miITs ilnishlaig ! tlae loaig IlKht.-tHting or short slofves. j No. 15U-I IS 1n sb.es 8, 10, 12 and 14 ��������� years. Size- 10 yeaira a'eqaalri'S '2\i j yaanlH flU-iavch niatorlal, or l-'Ji yariln ! Til-iaach, aiad r;A nrd ati-lnch aaonlnasl- I laig. Prlo.o 20^ coavtu tho pattern. ! I Our Fashion l3ook, Hhastratlng tbn ! newest and ,nao������t practical styles, j I will he of 1iatea*eR|. to every honn> ' i ilreKsaiialvcr. Price of (he. book .10 ; i ceil Is tlao copy. | y*f$mS So _to8������fV������U������ " The Least Noise Made Her lump WIso.mothers who Iciio-w tlao virtue8 of Mother Ortives' Worm Extcrinln- ator alwa.VH hsive it at banal, because II: proves Its value. MJa-B. Tvrito������: How To Order Patterns Ail������!ia s���������������WiaanIpcg Ncwspapea* Union, 3 70 McDoraaiot Ave.,. Winnipeg i'atta.Tu J\*o. Si; I W, IT, Taton, Afiherai, Man.,' -*4X wan bothoa'od very much vyith any heart and laervoa, And the leant noitao wtiultl s_i������.bo mo jaaaaip nu_ aJma.wii., Mtup my* heart boatlug. I told my n\other about It oiao da*}-, mid mIio Bfljd Hint alio Iind beou, hmtiiciod tlie tMimt- way and told mo to get ������. ln>������ o.C L.MIABX. NlMIK* Town VV M.K:4 N'ollilniy i-aacccedj-. UlJe the effovti a laaiaii lo be ������llnaKiveai'le. nl" . !llP1aen I lieu! UUn the one boac X felt tapiHo a lot bettor _uad by tho tlmo I luul. tiUien three beacon 1. fjot relief." Priwv JVOra. n h*>i ���������������# ������U *a*u������.l������������.r*> ���������*-* waill^d ihr������srt nu r*c������int of prl������������ bjr i \Vhrn T. "tiUbura. &o.t ljfoilt������*l- T������Mwania.-aB%, Shipping Salmon Eggs The Largest Consignment Ever Made In Canada Tho largest 'slaap-lo coaaslgnnicnt of ssalinon. ckk������ ovoh slalnpod ha Caaiada was lhat aaaado by oflUiors oC tla<i Pish I'ail 1.111*0 Service of tlao Depart moot,'of Msirlaao and Fisheries to Ibe upper waters of l.he Fraser River in British Columbia. Fifteen million sockoye egKH. In lhe "eyed" stage, were ta*aias- IVureal iaa specially constructed ea-ateH Ca-oaaa the Dominion Government's fish hatchery ail. Peaaaberton oia the Frasoa* lllver below Hell's Gaie Caaayon to I the lollowlaarpf spawning, grounds in the 'upper Fa-user: Stuart Lake, Fa'aaacola I^uUe und.alie tjnesnel l^akeH.. Flln Floia Mine - 'lhe $7,rat������,o00 eoncentratloaa plant at lhe l''lhi Fl<������'u mine Ih Northern Mstial^ toba has hegian operallonH and 20,- 000,000 ionn of ore have already been lilonlced out, aaccordinKsto tho Wlnnl- jy-K Ticnid of Trade, v;h!e!: ir nct.Jvc!:-' -Hiapiaorlin-K the consila-nclloaa of aa uair* wiiv iail������������ I bin urea. Vancouver Island Mlne6 The Ladysanith Smolter is to* be taken over and equipped with modern machinery to ta*eat ores of tho mines of .Vancouver Inland. It Is expected this will lnoaiai a marked revival of operatlpaas of many old, low-grade oro piH)pfci*ties.? ' ';.''������������������ :.���������. y ;'���������- ,: Insect Bites. MInard'e takes the Itch but of mosquito aaad fly bites. DrawH tho poison. Him ii iwmn-m.iw inn ,Mtm,mi.u. ii ������i ' ������ I 'iiwik mm ������ii������iimhwiIiM| ^__^_i 4XXj MM ME-^ ���������^* ^m. - m^*ti ^...^a^^ft, ^ *^j y^ Summer Complaint or Stomnch Paint i-aafely, quickly relieved by ii Chamberlain's Colic 8c Diarrhoea Remedy VNW M-tW fRttNOH N-IMIKDV. ���������������.*���������', "W^Pt^a^ M^M WSOZr Hf-jH j*^^ B^ftH i^^^A HaS 5*"������2 ,, ��������� , .- ., PM P-^^_H fSW9^ JsmrSsk -Ml WmrSmm' **] m^ gmf mj ^*** _-1 ft mm* r������_r_ fm������siiZmmlmhmi"mvli\T. a*#.|T*������fl_l-^_'_������ kiw S������l*a������*������������> Vim,ftimm^hVmmlm\mmmMmmmtt-ti' ���������J f������������ \������.4im������ ���������CumMtmt*. mm r.t.rm mioII Inw* .L������t:i.P*ab-Jll_.<i*. _������������������*���������������!������������������������������-tui.lriW.������. a. ������i������~������������ m ���������������������r a 1 -tl si j4 -?. ?.-:������������������������������������': ?:????'?���������:������???.??f-??"?'?? fffy:?';.?.^pmS^.-?f��������������� ? Sfig|<f'^v*-������f :*; ^tlf ?������'���������' ��������� ? ???-': ? ' .��������� f ���������������������������'- &.\s ' ���������:*$���������%��������� ���������-������.' .'.-���������-..;- ^"-i^ ��������� ":'������������������''������������������ ������������������-���������'' '"'���������'" i" *-"���������: ,"-"-"-'.������������������... ������������������'.-?a-'-'- ���������'���������.-,'': ������_ ���������**���������"!* ���������- -..."'-'y ' - .*./.y-;"^ .' ��������� c .. ..��������� . ��������� . s_ ' ��������� '.' .' .-*'. ��������� ���������������������������' * ^^.t-.-"^..^^.---.^-'^! V '..r*: V-" '���������'": * **&&^^^^^ ���������>*'^-^^'-'-^,;*?>-S*^*?^';���������^''i^,;~^^ . ri? S&'SS: -ft m%^j aHl?.S:i 1| :! g| jf.^a.^g'- til --a w.a '��������� ." "'fir^ j-ii '-?��������� ;*?iff.- ' 'i������a*?i:M.feS l?tjl|-'f .^^^Hfel^-16 H ^-^^&'jE''i_i^^:'^J92J5'' -JKSll-I if' -^0 ^ | It all" llBUlf-iSSyf ViOHy^ity^jtf,. -*������ ���������:* ?i sift'; ,*t53.. began with the-'. rustle of ia^,:^but-^-W"ef have,;; in gyearsJbf tl|e ca^'detj^wax*''-bf: fife _ |_Anierlca,'..fhe!: olfler'.lf|s'-oaafeu--totk ������������������? bf M h������fr family reigarcied' hB.r wlihlKuaagledy I feelings qj'f- awe.i envy ar^cl repa*ajsa eh ll-Ier eldei-f sister.iHelmisiaiotner? said p .,?#���������- am>. ���������.y..s-vS*fc?*SH^p.������;>w,^,^^f'. x>s, >i| 4tyv^asryi;C^n*^';Tiess''?ieTi^^ '.had.. .?������ t.olst^'irffher f moaa^lylaaa-d:'? carrying? H t.i$yjj||f|^ J|. -*.v^a^elothes^ It'beywearing. "pAt y which' Aunty ?I?.ilfs 5? i'Ji?": *:': ' "','* ' ''""���������"' ''"'"'' ' '"' |- la'ughedlSsho^ine her |g;61d teelh^fysind !��������������� s-ifcl it fwas ay anatter tiff principle?with H lier| to asipendfjier money so'fast thai; J ia^������ne, _M0ufd3steali|t ?&*ona. ^hej"'"^t|elmTv J -vm't^K-the f one&meJiMl'et' of|?tJsie faimily ^ wii^||r:av^|ii^^ai|^^ ���������^' arida-'iairsinise������i';'���������*'a'-evb^l'bn'y':-'-Sbfe;r '"?ldveS: the rich, soaand of her silkeu skirts, it was "and t.m������a> good ^tinieai, tcto- |l^ll^irSO^|r^;^ ^"bht" f'|vi]iat.f|Wf.tt.|r������''for"*'^oineh ���������. bai^:a;ats'^ig: ,^hilda*en_ aatd"_-vi^(Ji*k'^fWhftn a^^6ih|rtai-; l^rep^anarrieditenfyt'ara. she|is o|d,' ai������d ;liym-' ll|e isfyoveyr. ' li;!?'3s all;: jai^t giving in||?andigiviijig upl^for wbam^i, a|ntil|������it l'a,||.-thes*y give oaat. I woUldija*t live flaere"it yota gaive me tlie i|vlidie Country. I cpuldai'tygtau%a?t nowy|after :l;fir*a-^e?yseeuy what' a?[ good:||ime ?&nier-. 'ic'in'-;^'ipi|iej^|haye!4^ ?nl| |S:?ti? , fKer??fvi>bM^,^^ ?by. thef oIderSwo!������eia%?aiad, staffed at jby? Aan'^^|^^?^ak|^oinir--J^^ marred" in t|^-;^>fiaip^,lEmlfea������ nearf^na^^'hauL "builjy!'j^i^t^o-rooi-ied ho-use^-yfoaiaaal ^ysym������^i?eti^;li$te-afer ���������inyy-lelml^hity^ fXTjerf -;'mb"tiaer f ���������au^-?J_n;aia,? ;^ig^':*fbeycbu tepatf with Finaaud, but Helml'a eyes lalid .'"ytl3dJa'ght.'sMUp^ "yT.^y,i- *-P.if:/Pi'ea^',u'is: ^)l^*4n)^e,ai^'i?a^y_. sot-a-pw,'?werae' la ea*������; when?^Ki'?y.ri;it:ec������?;;'-; "Aunt I-^li, :the: dtl.6hihg:|-^^ seeiaie^':*>; to: 'a^^fM<$0iyk^ aaulv?xie'ath ���������'��������� jus t.fitsa f-shp- defied cpuyehfipns and'."traclit.ions? ?lay iia? 'r ihetbu-r^^ slaaiioV'tibfz th^^fer-esfcy. Aunt- J'UH.i,'?ri>ray-:- it^'^usfc'-'^oh^ ^-prayer" ? ''-bfe*^eensfyi)fer; spells pfyfcicmg'liiugj;: that she; mig-bt. liV^i %htil'^heg^^ |hbif;^av^.|f|*|s^lBy yiaat'?sire'lmust?":be '?tbld?^;?.f..-r.i''^yq,;;^fL fLetters^^ talte a flpias time to go to ;;FiM^df ^i"^^ 'ten-'5aa'^oaal'asy.^a'^bew?;howy? serious, -h^.'';eb:ndltfibii'%as ^e? message? inightfnot;'arrive '"in tiiii������3."s-tp;| -save;5;llfelaiii. fthe^jamrneyv- -������������������She"'2naisty 'stay ''alive; ^#i;i^ibai*s: ��������� ^sa,ke?y, ������������������ SB.ielmi. 'iaavd;?-. alwaiy & ?befea3*;her y? favoritae ������������������'ni^cei? Helm il; witla hei* ^blden laait, arid ?<eyea? tlie -,colprAptt^the? :*^������^rt;'bix>wn; mp^s io 'the fbottMiif o??^ilaei ruhniug fpuro >ai,: laoTiaet'"' :4'-dhf Ju^^pugh -^ane; to;jfe | .Tlelmi" .aaid? ?:teil?fy lifer v"thirags-~r" "~^ " k "l.y^i?:|3,.-p'lea&p*&>*y}'���������">./'������������������*GvaVJ. ���������. '������������������ 'fy|b^?:,^b ftSlf: ^l^bl^ed?: 'Bteltaili. _ TV^ipl ?had exij^eeteciitp'ibe,'������������������ met by'>th.e?,Gr(eiaf:' cOoiossai w '-'IS .Woiii^prdioiiiifeiii' _F ���������>HW^f������|;|^ Every?-^^^^^^^^^,*^!-, ������������������ :..:.y^S^ondii>n~"^^^w^n^s^a 'Eojij iiaaaty ;yeai-^3^^*^e^yfs:;piL:jjtiei. iWorld" :?;3ia^y.bee'ii?lii^ prerie;*-'S^e:e't^a;->|.ajjom Sthoroaaghfare leading sou thwai*ds fi^tft? 5Fleet street to,the Thames embaiak- Imeifit?'"*":1^^?.-^.''"?';-:*4-7} ;^������yf m'}t-s :'P^\:^y . De^!pi,t:el:'a'tsfl':?s12&;"'' 'ispu^erfey ���������' street?' |paxjdu(^s",;mpre"fW^spap'^^-^ fotheir-gj^ee^^^ jpage s: fpf' ?tlap ] }^^^^Bb^}ij^ }or'^iis.' I small, fthoroughifiarpf jn??- a^'^^weeKywea:^ |plaeed?ye-nd to'-? eiid^iiteyytwbuid^ girdle | the ^iglobe?*?-*-- ', ������'dS}:::A'SSm0M0:Ht"i.}'\:.: ''?..? Tiievs??ra$i'"*l':'a^^^Iy?^ "jSTews of tbe * Worlirl^^^wPvld? prPyiile a quarter of., this bpU, for. if^^the IpfageM^i^^la^Sf-JuasStP*^ wrould aiaake a p^tlaway ,atrpan ijondpn,. across the Atlabrtic;'aei-^^yth4?:Uhlt6"d: 'Slifiitf^tlSl^S-ff lew ^hvi^i^';Sm1'l^^ ffitb^lie^Psicific O^^^ About 25,000,000 newspapers are published in Bouverie street each week?making a 'i^-^ktgjiiig total ] SSl*S5i_3"������5 w* *-T: ev������ary if&ip? -preg_-aa*g_r^Bviti--rabber, after 'te' *f i������S*.;#K3j Ferson wiio h'?ici Drightc-ned laeii el-Uflr machines #$R$k cv���������^t"4M? ^,rl- an^ ''^5^1 Ov^r .'���������tlie length and breadth of the ?#: $, ^o f" ea- '���������$ ���������?���������* -1- | I S5S������? luxatatiawitv-ysp^fttfooj'S-.Lfcveeem<������l raise the' whole family to a haglk- socia* level, and she -mai'velled how anyone, even her mother, would das-je^tp Jind fault witlr^tlaigi. woudcu^ f ia|#i^rao:n,. whot^r#'s31Isl< |.t''%l|i^f^i. h^djii|tar:. on"the^inlil^?^h^|Qp^ai������.'au^l pinic "ribbou's" 'in %gfnient3 that 'did not showat??.al)i;,s.?s.vt'j r������������������ j.���������.**'���������/1^ -nxi Aunt Wfi'laad^ iibt i spent" *^l h������>i* money on her owu'lclbtlies:^ Ta llehni's another she bad brought a pui*se SvJiich closed Sviah- a::crack. It h ad ? Ji ii^eatl on ���������..one side: an d two ��������� cl a w sV; wbticn?' Icbiuld' ^"bef'ffla ppeai^. ;;bn"l the the ^IJiferl'sidaaf'.^gbid. v::sat-nf'''yllningl;y m5'Sterious chambers inside; "arid better than;all was tht^delicateJfnfer- eti-ce it "conveyed regard ing? f woaueh and anoney. To lietaiii's fatlaea* "she broaaglat .a ,. silk ������������������ ^laandkerchief^ , with welt eai" roses bat "boftvfsldes, a* sort of inaylc haaadkerehief, for no matter la'pl^har^lit waS;,i:Sfl-u^/'e<l:-.;,i;a-.-;j paae's ���������fj!. hand* it 'would'' spring*"out?1 again wii.h- | out even a wriiakl'ol'^l'b? Aintija,^3irplr' I aui'.s big sister, who had her hair in ;| bangs,.-"slae...bi"oaagbt^a\square-,^bp'tifle.of. % powdtvr the eoibv) of skin, aaid a round | downy thing to put it on withy Aai nt I ,.J.il|;.usert, abhiek sock herself for this '^' ^rpose^iitjf "' s'l \ e y^s^''iV*^Wtl^r^pta'1TR- were certainly style in America now, Aaaiit IA\i anatle mtaaiy cbiatiasts be- ^���������^ytwe^ttyy^vaerlc^iafld^^n-la :��������� :^������pti caught^ae^yis^^ -* -i Tia^~-resoiv^t'J- %ee?'" tfais^-wOndei^ul country for hersel f was d eftnit^ly taken when she saw tlie beautiful picture Aunt Tjiirbyought iter' .It '-$$ia Si esdoi*eB#pici&$eji shiny s&i li'efe-'" '*#id; j5'-*'?'>:.7,?i'J-,*., -y? ������������������������������������,: .(,'.--?������-. _-V*- --:'iV*"v-' -:*������������������*: **T?' '��������� This, extra advanlage��������� this extra aproce^p^t is 'cat- To .*i^^^^_������\-8p^..88B&h*e^ achlnesT^ti' time"'tO''distribute them'"p*s' '^**M.<t^^^S^A^s^sr^^^^^s ���������JK '������������������������������ % ol. l,S00^^0(WKmoiless'yae^,nnum. 5h Isles fon.^u^^|jl������iprn-i^g^^ tlae rest oytri^^^id||i^i^^|^| ; liners can^v^.ffiea^tBi'^i&e* British Isles over great liners can 'flvry .ffleraf tK nuia* battei*jr of printing preses anust pro gofs^ttiei* 000 per minute, or 420.OOO per hour. Each issue requires"4* S005 tbnsff-bf whiafe papers 16^000flbsyoftih'^^*:lnMi and to tie >up ;the= parctsls, ^O^imlespf^ string. A new building in.; course of completion will' be " tlie most nibdern fin existenc^?'*'^? 'J-'-;- ".-;"?'->--'??* i}}.. ���������/������������������-"'^'���������h >.:.��������� ||a*ioti|i^|- w|th| lig:t_"i^; aa������ ���������.cblpri':'f,caliph ���������%Aufi#:4f Mb^v-^rtfiirden." ^it^shO^d an. old-fashioned gaa-den hua*sting wfth rbses ;and ^laollyhbeka^ and Can te'rb^*V belUa^lio-v^athe brick walk came tSrp lovely ladieSj one Iai a crimsoai velvet dress, the ptlaer, onerin fairy 'blue jS a mii^niriiai. I KJSS3.������- BABY'S OWN TABLETS ���������V: : gt*-!eu- S&'-> ':;/��������� i w p' Hi-' I vJ :w! !.-V. I '$ SI tl- I %13 TO WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE "''*��������� l-Vf*' ��������� ^iiiipiiii'-1 ' v:v:'KS^!s5:s!:t;:?:l-j%:-; ���������;^!:::a:fei:ii;:^|_;:-y::i^ Mrs. Wilaoiiyis r3E^^%ien<^,'aa:: Guide to Womeit Passing through the Change of Life Hamilton, Ontario.~- ��������� *I have taken! several bottles of Lydia E. Pinklaaan'a;>v VeKetable C o mp[ pound and I can-V, not speak too haKlaly o.f it as I ; WJiHrtt tlie Olaaing'a" of Lil'-as aaid wan . aall run-do waa aaad ; had no'' appetlto.., 1 wa������ very weak\ unci Hick, .iind! tlio' paiaaa in my back wore -a'o" bad I coaaldhardlyinoyb. wmmmmmmmmmmwmtfI got yer/y.Haal at times and thought I'laad not'a friend iin earth. 1 dtu not care if 1 laved or died. I waa very aacrvourt, too. sintl did aiot go out very aaauch. A ta-iend aulv'uveal ine to try abi>tUoof Lydia E. K 3>ink5ij������ih',.s Vegt-lablt* ������t."<��������� a i-.|>*>'*,������r_.1, no I did.' I ana a.."farmer's -wafe,Und al- f *vay������ worked hard'until lateTy> aaad wiw aaa bed for two montha, 1 began lo feel like a new woman aal'ter thai _arat bottle and I recommend it with ���������great aaaccew, uIho Lydia E. Pink- iauau'rt Liver IMIIm. I una williaag to answer letferH iV<aan woanen asking aliout your medieiaaes,, an 1 eamaaot ���������Hpenlc too highly of ������hem."-~������-IVIm. K1*...., , ,������,,, ,, ,-, t". -f>r'i ������������������.,. ..��������������� Humiltou, (.haturao. ? ��������� Sold Uy alruggi^trt wVvfyvr{���������������������'������. ' ��������� ���������& vv, n. ti. ie������i them; .clad; iu : waaite; reara*3eu^^a basket ha^imtuing-wlth j*(/ses^: f 'Helrnl believed that title liter aaad wondered how her .'-Aunt. < could leave such an/feaiehanted pli(ce even? to'1 comfe' for a visit to thi ipjld home. Aaaiat Lili had saved s<|ap ^a*app<ei*sitb get' the .;jbieture������ and hjad, left it honestly* enotagh lit.- the pas'le- bpardri"pll hi ;.wJiich it ca.ane.' and where- aipf^neea-aaed-fmlght ^see la-'jsm ���������vytheaice it, came. But to Jlelmt |he naaaie, esaa-ried pi-o'of���������-"'Aunty's Flower Gairdeaa." It ."Was....,?,tpp.,,, thrilling ������ a ih oaa glit- tb -lorfe; so she did not sisk for coiafirmtitioaa. g Aunt Uli stayed for the Black lee Skating, and 'th-en; -returned &to yiaei adopted cotantry, but the picture she left" with Heltnt kept the-ftrea- of her imagiaiatipai aiul. desires ; blaraalngY ...',,, '"''''inVigiaier' still Hieiy burneal"aC'fer her mother fiied aaad the querulous, scold- big fetaaidmplher canao to dliiect, a|hp hotafce am'lll her son woaald find a Blep- .naother for hks lanilly, Anna had iSaaa-rled aiii^.oaiteretl aipoaa the..-:';-3'tren'' 'dotUrf;}.p'r'pgrai>i of a;*bab*������r:?-JV,ypa:*'. '"1 ;f,:|! "^yt'th ;jii6riptoaaou^^<>f)'k ai^d"' coaiatln- wb^yys<ipldijjg-'all .^.rpifcnd;', laj'ear'- thefpx- iaari't'ie P. An'ha, who'''$������������- iaiiialiy. losing her red choelcs aiiad her light lieiarJ^|lie|itfil liekl to the vlsiou|vAunit *I.IU:;-'li!t^'''"|lvph., ���������h'ei"'*'*pJ_ff. the ^j-pn^sea-J ������������������i^n^.if, M?lja> f|*tfse������. It'i^hei ^aJcturp :.i\od- ���������'d^lj^i^tiiftij'^l^ r-bfaite^am-yj ^"jsjla '���������were rlngbagyalweUkiano,^^ chid hialh'H, h(i 11 stiuriierlng jiIouk ���������th^"'gaVtlen'-'p'aiia;'������ha'M'etl--:ihlo lanr-eyea nnd wlilHpered "<foaiie and be one of uw'>' '??���������'; ; '/::"'. l ���������" .. ���������=,-.���������:.���������!; ,.' Thei:*a-)_ are grout monu'iatfl lu ievei*y. J3''p, ; \Ybe,n A ana I,,LIII;t(e.H.t the, ijjoaaey 'iiaad Ijlelnit, n<a\v: pevetileaua,.���������held the jel'ler' hi her hand, wilh IIh niyhleri- bhH'pale ,blaae paper thai, the 'pokfuuiB' let-' saia*l Waifa riaoiVeyi' >ih������-"a w;ifi'Ktadaleaa<: Iy caught up into another*w������>rhl. Now all thintfH were pOHntblo, for here werp tho,wiRUM "vylth which Nhe��������� could fi.v fa Vjai'.' Klaa-, l(/(>, \Vli:u1tI t^CtuuVbaiJk ^vlth'\h111c .s*IclrlHf.tliiitf creaked like a bag ol! eabbnge. anal jhu-hoh avnd taayn for Aaaua'a chlldreaa, <Sraauiy woaald be Jioriy then for the things nlie had siuhl, but ulna would tell ber that tlie piiiat wan goaae. She wan worry for i'la-iihuy, who would nevor, aieva-r atiio AiaiC'dtia, . , ���������.'' .. ' f Had nil* made thn Joiiriiey io BalnL P*.!Ul, fMInnf-������(ilfill vfiui -\v������:31 that ���������iTt".-'., furliJlpd by no ipoiM, ^hpsp^pnlyy |vivid spot was.,the | >yltite~fac������^:priy' "thsy'soiled, pillow,.wir its, .tW|p,?bua*ning" eyes. :..., f .��������� ' "������������������}.;'.'.,'. .���������"Don't kiW me, IlelmiV Aiu;t; U ayy?-| ful? It is a had disease I have whichy duee copies" or i?the#3^ei goes -frpm5me. rthought it was 'Jbst a| World������ ^ the rat<3 pf 7,0 ic61'd.i'ilce::/'X-'vbffeS*-if-iiay ?tliau 'tlittf.'y"';Any"vira?y, ��������� I:''pniy"'���������"'waxttedj ito;^se^'Vou5"jiua^tell yoii^ fpbh't" stky'| with Mike. He says ho will lifPe^p ymiy ;-Yow?dor; not fowxaJhLut)''the--:'cmoney:���������it| was 'mine :; ll���������>rwants you because you| aire ypua^g and pretty., The girls tell| ine^he'sfaetlngybad already^ and mp| not dead* so soon. I have" money* .enoughs tptseatd .you., back, Ileflmt, that|L������������-������ wii^be.;best..':?lfpTP.?^uow, ,is���������aiyiea.-5 ht������/ Of you at hpme.?, :lti niight bef^pris������.f Xoax wilt go backi ywpn't ypu, IJelmi?" Ilelmi fell on her knees beside ythe bed. .;..: \ ��������� ..,? ;,:,?���������;" : : ^'-:,' " } ' ^EUt i&u*t it/ -i?g6qd ebbntry, 'Aaiutl llA\il' like '^bu'.sai<l������"-;Can,,t 'I'"get'"along| '���������pke^^cfuT. Aidt"??:isbe-���������?;soboeci. f ^'l'^ pati woilr, 4Aviut lili,' like y'you^did."*'''" "It's a. good? country; Helmi,*" SilI������|j Ways do' ?Avmt T*.ili w-heii: slae could, sneaksfyjustyl flee front Jik0y_".7said; onlysmpav;are>so bad, audi it'&shard for^a? youngf gia^ alpne, and| Itsvanfso afraid for yotaiiMen just wantl theJLr:;own;-pleaSmre. Mikp?was good to| me while I could sport" ai*ound aaid! d^ufce^iai-cr -vfhHe r dld'ntit say a cross word to btiii tor '."what yhe' dicl to men wjien they got drunk." 'He;'-'taWs. theii*' mbriey, Tleitnl;''".1: c?ah't st?aucl"tfliat? I������: tineaieued hihr I'd go and: tell, apd" thejn he struck hae with ix" chtilr. lift iaeVea* coanes to see me ?no>\% Helmi.? arid he madei-ane take"tlaifT'i-oom. above the bar because when people j pay for looms they wrant to "sle'ei*."-'-lie says. 'yoiTre awake, anywaiy,"'; with ������������������-your-.. cb'iigh," so what's the odds!'--.Heln..,-* snen-' are queer a nd al l ��������� for ������������������ sel f. The 'trottbTe' started -when Way little Helmi was on tho '.way. I hacVher nameal - for.ypu. Men "do not like kids, they're t: b^:-'imiciV"; trouble,? -'^;;,': wa sft3ua'a?v'Sind ��������������������������� cross'at mo because I was iaot smprr ond was some!lines slek, and when. little HelmL came she only llvedja day, and' he was glad. Then I batted l*,Iin^ MelmVr-fd? hate latan now, aa^d' a^ yd-Was? sbraetlmes sick, and wl|rin, pneSis^iaig to die, but t cannot'h|(jp< It! Ir^lnaU E^anied to warn you not {4������|et;;fabf%d Aap witla men tliey break your heart." Jf? (To Be Continued). ^eanomyt-jo������'eiy and. cca_a= | ^a^rj^^^^e^ yoaunr ''.nearest :|' ;!Ei_*i.'^^|?^?%'#3iygSs_ i- _.____.���������___._- iy ;''������as^-sp;f^-^s^r?������������*������ ������5������y������: ysssr .^ caar equipped WHh Firestone | _?IB5B3TOKSC ;fTIE5S & KXJSSSK CO. OF CA3NTADA LIMITEX* y���������.,- "H-amilton,--- Oatftrip. .. ',MaST:;.Mli^^P^i->pIJLMil ' '*'- Krestone BuiEda the Only Gu-m-XKpped TiMfrg ��������������� "*!-.-��������� ��������� For Either the Newborn Babe or the Gro-wing Child There is no other medicine to epual Baby's Own Tablets for little ones-^- .._ "whether-it he rpr^,tlie yiiewbom babe . 1|l or the^gcoy^pi^-eiii^ia. .��������� .t^^abtetsfjirilr? aiaf! wavs '^rv'-^obd^^Thpy ' m*e^absdlu^iyf opiates or other hai*niful drugs and the another can always feet safe, in iirjifblr tlieaiaal%?i$- ' :%%$������. - Concerning .'tl^-^i^i^gJi|rs. J^ml Aa*mour, R. It. \, South Mohaglian, Ont., says:���������"We have three flue, healWay?3childrem*to -whom^twhen-ift:; medicine -Is-neededj. we have -.given- only Baby's Own Tablets. ^ ThevTab- llets^faVe^-She' bbfetJ '��������� in?fe(|lcinp^%cu-i^can Iceep In"aiaiy T"libhTe'''whiSre'* there"al'e f^oung childa-en." % BabyJsijiO-siqi *riiDlets are^a^aild but thor6!ti^pkx&jtyP:^hich r-Sguiayii.������S ;tlap 'fetoniajcli' ^aiiiii;--bpwpls', ba^aajsh'f leoriStl-^ -'patidh1'"' aaid" ": Iii<3iges lion r* 'breals*'^iip- colds:; and..-sianple feyeiry-andy make������������������ 'teething " easy. They " "are" "solti' by medlchie dealers or direct.by.imailfat ?5 deaits a box i from piaaf - X>k ,W5b Brockville,iOiat. . iittkf HelpsFor I will not leave jroaa comfortless:|I wall come to you.���������John xiv. IS. %��������� ������������������ ������������������ - W- ���������Biii, Heywhosp,human fept-shave tro^ No syahpathy"but'tlaaa; bt Gbh, ������ ������$. j^.- craved. itato,QRSs ��������� f SKeSrlfis wilOrpxs'WiSSc our ��������� needs, '''-Y^yvaveSaW*-^ fe' ���������.. And'mindful of our. feeble frame,>|? Holds tb,J-Iis,,,heart our throbbiiiirg "" tlaaF "With love * v, name. laath - ��������� no ?"mO*ivtal ^Ma.*garetrifjCl?r^i?-#|i*'' We can never Iciiow a/sorrow fhifr ywliiela tbe^Soii,. pf. man; canhoi|'eait|(^*; ���������'ahtlt'iwe caufiyheye't"- ' understand %he xdepth and?;,;hrpe3puapel5'5f:pf;'l JS|s syh*- pjithy till.we..pome.to neetl,.It, I hp'e had "a' very' deep" wouaa'drHhie :ti;iar'|������sjas been, very eseyere;, but,,.hpw, should''I lianis', fPylediciaae Co, Will Grow Tob acco at Co ast m ?. i B.C. ^O'lUliJi* barge have ieaiown" without it'^'S ���������Laidy Crtrist-" as -"a? "'-brother Powerscoaaiyt; Letierfs. _ "i\ . ^ Had All of Them A aaian wiMarinay? a worried Ickvk wijtit laato a shop which advertised a pat- lent extau'iiiinntor,' aiad hhIcihI l'oia,-f a hundredweight'. , *,' "Cerlutialy, ������lr," Kiild the nnaatV;pil fiHHislaaat, "haal that naianllty would;,he suflielent 1o destroy all the shags (Jin the Queeu's County." J1*1 "'���������'I know lhal," was the ������ reply. "They urn all In my Kardeaa." Possibilities- of Growing Leaf '" : ' to be TeBted ''"' ���������'��������� Feasibilities of tlio Ba-itish bla i'.������.^s_. ..us.-ihg, <.*eiutrp ..of,... 'tbbaccojl ^i:<a*#itjg; ?;i hidu^try''' l will :.':;':b0 tcsleiLPuL'thiHiyear ������i?s'W result OS <>Xr perlaaieuts spoaasoreil by T. K. C'oveaa- try, member of tlae Provincial Legls- TiUurp;1 Seed haH beeai imported.yaml is being growti oai two' hall-acre ex-. perlrrierital plots at flaiuaicla. Oaie will be4,ia7-igalod,;"aiid,. the.,,other, forked witiibtit iri-igafiori io !'1 e'fit but 'i\iv best, aaietli'otr of p'ro'ducttbai." " ' '���������''."' Sp'aa;e' thn children ' froaai aufferjibg \ frouv woa*an������ by uaiu'g < Miller*-;-; AV^ran Powders, :t utost effec-iivo verjaiitpge with wlaicia to coanbait those hasidibus ,tpes ���������of the young sand helpless. lif-'is an excelleniil worm clofttroyor, aiul when j its qtiaUtion. becpayao lanowa^ta. a hoaaseholaT' no iithor wilt? be aaft'ed. The niedlciaie acts hy 11 sell', renaili^aig no pUrgat.ivae to assist it, aaaal ho \iip- rougb.ly,,.,that;,,i!,pl'l,ilug.. xu,9.re,,is,,de^h-,<|d. AUaKa etua be growrt over ther wld- e������t raaige of climatic comlitU'-jiH, of any legume yet grown In Canada. \i Is now being produced in every pap* v I tare from lhe Atlaaalic lo Ibe Pacific. yi}j0''r'"$'* IB "'' ^H������lrt''ws}-',':t'-''*wSmwsw ���������-;.-'''��������� -W *V- mf r't"H^m*m^mma.-t^f. mM ,i^.^ f'^'sJt^ 'l^mY^Wf lusr yoimi; benrt many. ph*������,naiat ������*M������? TO Ease sunburn whh Mjnard.-'s Linrment,* Blirad Girl Is Braille Writer Blindness has given a prore.salou 1o. Chaudlne John son',' 'of AVopdwiaad, Ok- lahoania, who. although born wjtho'ut':, >sight, has Iaa her early l we alios, be- coaaae av ta*aiai������ca*ll>er ,Cor the" blihd.* Wo- ceiatly siae was accepted'as ��������� a trans- eribea* for the Niillonal, Library for the 3"tiiaid ut, WaHiiing(oia, ]'3.'fj.' Various civic oa-gaaaizsiiloT^H have finiaiaeed: her, work. Her another reads - 1bo books to-her while Hhe .punches-out; the Ih'alUe letU-rs on beayy ' brown paper. New Ocean Depth Found A greater oesnut depth ihaia hi*r������*lo- fore known 1i������h 'been dlseovea*iKt by' the cruiser Kami on, tlae cierauan Ail-,' nahulty annouaacea. Oai the way'from CelebeH Inland In the iJule.U I^iihL lu dioH to NauraHtakl, .Tiapian, the Kuadnn' men(*ured an oca-au <h������pth of TiLlLC lVt-;t. IVhat h:t*! nsp '"> vo>a b"-!" IhoaiKht H������������ ureateat depth Ih 32,Git !������������*���������!, oil lhe eiiHleru caa;kMl im .Vaiiiiai. iC������a-nper���������������Take Mlaaard'a with yau. OUT ON FACE Lasted Nearly a Healed by Cuticura. 41 My'' akin troaible began with giirnplea. hrealcinR- oul on sny face. They Keo<lUi-!ly Kr������w' worse and splea'd to my body. They were red and itched vei**y much, and when I Bcfatched them it cauueil more pain. ���������ScTMchH-nc -ctiaas-rd ������������������raipalonta -which dlHfiKUted my face. At nirght I could a ot ���������alee p ota account of the hritt-tiait. The trouble Jame'd ntMirty ������- ye������r. *41 read an _������dverti������eme������t for Cuii- cura Soap and Ointment ������nd uent for a. free yiiiuplc. The nanaple helped me aa 3 pmchused tuore and In aave mor������th������ I waa he-led," ("Sialic-") Wlttl. *..,Yras-wa'V*->.H<>a4. BBah Ave,, Udmonton, Alta. T?7*. - 0'������--*."r'irc*. P-*-**���������- a-y** a ���������*,.*"'*>,**��������������� ",*-������ri Tfkunaa for dally toilet purpo-ses. K4J-U* Kit-*- IM* .J Mkil. MJl������w ("������,������������-!.*.������ B������������t������.<. ���������"it_.a"_������,U44w '.l-S.. MoatrsaJ" ivw. ������,,-.������ .a..- iliwta.nw.. ������mi fcwi ������������'hm������u -in-. CulUur* Slb-.inir StECk 20c. 1 1 VHB CM-mm _n_Y_nei_r Agricultural lime in 100 lbs. or Carloads Fob? Sjur_*B���������tomato and plants. S. Pascu-zo, Sirdar. 4 -������3> pepper tup uOuutiry -Several thousanci years ago, posu.oiy khuboiis. where Kimberley now stands waa covered with water, either the h&i of.n larfte lake, or po-*Jsib.y an ocean. This section raised by ���������pressMr������ f*r������_������ wstbia the earth crust. Several miles from Kisaberley lies ft large hsd of m!i������������i!e sheila, partly decomposed hut still containing thousands iis their -natural shape. This shell substance groand to a line powder in Kature's lab&ratoiry has many uses, but probably the -most J^ene- facial is as a Fertilizer Lime, as it is one of the best forms of hme for use upon the soiis of B CU which are very mueh ift need oi it% As a _sas__pl������_.tp the J^epartmerat of Agriculture at Ot*ta\va was analyzed and recommended for thia (use, the Dominion Chemist stating it was a very good grade of aisricultrtral lima��������� the aijalysis showing 91% lime. For sale at $20 a ton by Creston Valley Co-Operative Assn.. at the coast this week, leaving by auto for VsM-eouveren Monda !?������ Hon. S. F. Tolmie. the new nfco-l _ . ___ vineial Conservative leader, t^V.,.^ air- at. Qredtox. on ������.ti_.ur.$. ������m t&u. from Kelson to Fernie And Omnhrook'* j P&shS.iis-' <__.��������� _������������_>*. _sf th������ .t-'uzfa | ���������' where he is spending* w. u������������ _��������������������� a,>������ *m b. r.1 -_. wee*.. Severs! of tbe Conservatives FobSa&e���������Mason & Biech paaao, 1__ .. . ... .. good as new. *3T5. Also sonar ear-penl1So town *������������ ������3> to TOako bis acquaSt- ter tools. JStaquire Review Office. jance. Tesseb Foi. ������-%Ls~-One 3S -! !���������������* ffeet;| one8x 10 feet, and one 4xS feet.all[ , in good shape. A. Mirabelli, Cres_o������..| fi-saon-i !| The Women's Institute) announces _ I that CRESTON-S arid 11 a.ra. SIRDAR���������7.80 f������ags. s STORES at CBBSTON and ERICKSON 8m j arawrnmsf on July 1st they will have a refreshment ano novelty stall -it. the fair building. Wajjtbb���������Cow, fresh or -a.ill.inKt ranch team, about 1050 lbs. -each; also a dozen chickens. O. Hollm, Hobden stanch, -Oreeton, . June is proyiiag one., of tha rainiest montha of the aaanae in recent year**.' The ui'o^itttrV^'!������Qpply to date io very close ?tc> -twoflo -iaea. ���������?:?Mr. ;a*M Mi-s. tiewis of .-tos Angeles. Qi*!|f== -������?^?������r'S!io'tor vis!*o.'S hers ss-few? day������ last week, rguests of the latter'? bijotbe-ty 4. ..���������B3i_ French. *' A"oox> Por?SAi_B-~Ford touring car in-good running order. $200. Oan be seen atfc J. Cnrr's Careston. Mra. j-_. McCiloaesal, Kitchener. | f--1--iltii0 b3_3 " s"___.-__l__s. fll'Il'lil OuMINIS-iN oAY " mmmmmmmmB i i ��������� i This year it is necessary to have a Permit faroEB some Forest Officer before any camp^ Sire may be set oiit ia any forsst or woodland. Be sure to get a Permit for yoar csamp-fire and follow the mstraetions printed on the back of it. BHITISH COLUMBIA FOREST SERVICE W f_s))F*^_ir msVmm^mSsm BmBSmSsssm ��������� BLACK LEAF "40". .���������i-l&-, $L2S; 1016- $23.&Q PARIS GREEN ~...&-!b.9 35c; lib., 60c _Lead Acetate. Formaldehyde. Bluestone Chloride of Mercury. Corrosive Sublimate Strychnine. Gopher Poison. k "fhe tfiiien Jjow Junior Auxiliary of St. Stephs-n'e Oburcfe are' ha.v.n^ ������ silver te������ at the home of Mrs. S. A. St>pei?ss S ts. '5,'SO o.m.. Saturday June lS-h." ���������;'??" :"? ' ;r ��������� Mra. C O. Kodgers left on Bunday for SiM-kAiTiSL, Her hcsaUli has been anything hot good the past few months, and she is consulting a specialist. Mrs. Coaters of Bilrnley. Snjajland, svyrivei. Sn C8f?ston oat. Fridi-y on a- visit with her daughter. Mrs. W. B. Martin^ who occotupanaed her froni Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Dowd Cannady of Kellogg, Idaho, arrived at the end of the week for a mouth's holiday visit "with the tatter's parents. Mr and Mrs. D. O. Blasa. At the June session of the Women's Institute on ifaiday afternoon $35 waa rot-sd to help defray the coast of the Confederation J ubalee celebration on Donaanion Day. In the absence of Pastor- iierduaan the service at Trinity Chnrch on Sun day ni-Qht was in chaise of the Beaver Brotherhood, a^itfe.iReVa Mr inea^laaie | of Moyae prteachaiag the yse������*nioa3, J Mr* and Airs. 0. Greenwood were *?ss!t-ors -with Orftnbrook friends a few days this week, "haying Rone to that town with their youngest daughter who is having raae-dica.1 treatment. The wet weather that has prevailed from the 8th to 14th has accounted for a rainfall off about two inches for June and will assure a heavy first cut of clover and alfalfa at aii points in the Valley. The Confederation Jubilee celebration committee have been fortunate in securing A. C. Macmiltan of North Vancouver to deliver the address on "Canada, Past, Present and Future." He is nn orator of ability as welt as a keen student of Canadain affairs, whose talk should be most impressive, Two Entire Changes of Programme sssicsans Arsenic CRESTON DRUG & BOOK STORE ^ Showing a Versatility Seldom Equalled sad Never Surpassed! Although playing.the finest compositions by the greatest maaters in a perfect manner,,they introduce many new and novel in the art of Israss hand __.*as5c each as a perfect- imitatipn of the Grand Pipe Organ, and new ways o? playusg popiilar and jazz music. RESERVED SEAT SALE WIUJ OPEN MONDAY, JUNE 27thi at Beale& El wells, MAIL ORDERS, Box 168, CRANBROOK Prices���������Night* Reserved S������a������������ $1.50 General Admission, $1.00 AFTERNOON--Adults $1.00; Children 25������. These prices include Tax ��������� aa wajBW 3������ -aga-ni GEO. ������- KLBt-LXTT Women's Art Silk Hose at 50c. per ������Pair -������M- A Rood quality of Silk Hosa Ftrat quality, 20 inch boot, dtowble heel aud toe, full fnohion ed, sizea 8j to*" 10. [Colors: Black, Whit������, BUinh Bran, 2ano. Bcrtclt, Kttd<������, fiiinwet, "W-unBiia Calf, Harvest, Gun Metal. Local and Personal SPECIAL FOR JUNE y baagpry. In rp;oo(l ahupe. Mrs. A. h. Piuraraep, You cannot beat the quality ���������or prioe ol this Hose else- ���������afhero* *t nJz A. ^_5.J^sgK3 Foit Sai.3!���������Tmtring car, good as new* Enquire Review Office* Store For Rbntor 8A-.n���������OnMaita Street, Oreaton Drug St Book Store* Fob 9ai*k���������Orao-mnle and two female Pelt in ducke-, $4.60 for lot. McAlpine, Creston* Fob SiH-B���������Wicker ba������b; iod al t0re������ton, Jimeray Hi.iB'BLt- Von Sai>k���������-Purebred, 16 months old. K. Andrew, Box 01, Oreaton. Foil Qatjc���������Alfalfa and olorer lii������y delivered, or can be got at ranch. Percy Botticy. Oreaton. Mm. Ooutffl of Nolaon wan a weekend visitor here, the Rueat of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. AUavtin. Mr_. Burjrer of Drmnhelter, Alberta* Ita au Oreaton vial tor thlu wcelc, a guest of Mrs. J. II. Molntyre. Mm, L������tober of Waldo vrao a vlat- torj������ero In at week with her parent?, Mr. cm^ Mre. O.o-n. Mfr.hr?*, lionr���������Between O.P.R. tttatlon and Staplaaa* saow camp u.a������**s. eout a**v^nt.<cr, Finalcr nt������ai*e return b������*������������j to llevlew onkee aand receive ruwanl. Xhese are only a few of the many items that are on sale. Don't forget that every bit ot udercliaEdiBe lias been chosen from hundreds of samples offered hy leading canneries. They can't he beat* Come in and investigate. Yon will find it to your advantage to stock from our store. Try oai? A.-*-B-W-_. **������^^ Fragrant and stimulating. Sweriis m WsWMM mmmmemm |uB9irnlfiii*tSi M kM������l .NWDIMtf^ Hsrtlwsrs HI B
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