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I V w ! > \H LEDO THE OLDEST MINING CAMP NEWSPAPER IN BRITISH COLUMBIA Vol. XXV. GREENWOOD, R C.,: THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1919 MANY NEW LINES Come In And See Our Large And Well Assorted Stock Of Carpets, Furniture, Pictures, Crockery, Etc. Etc. Many kinds of Oil, Tinware and Hardware ���a���������- T. M. GULLEY & CO. PHONE 28 X GREENWOOD, B. C. Insurance Life, Fire, Health and Accident RealjEstate, Ranches and Mining*Broker AUCTIONEER Charles King GREENWOOD. - B. C. 1 No. 25 p^^^^S^^5S^5s^5��^^5S fir Patriotic Fund iiim!mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm?nmm!!!!!?y NOTHING LIKE IT! | "PAY CASH AND CARBY"-1T'S THE SYSTEM ~j THAT SAVES YOUR MONEY ^ __ P��Mr CeefteM Raisins 15c Per 11 oz Pkz :3 tZ- Pucr seeled Raisins. 15c Per 15 oz Pk? as ���EH ttui Sultana Raisins 25c Per lt>;Bulk ���%* fc Pair Cleaned Currants 25c Per lb Bulk ^3 fc Ptscr Cleaned.Currants 25c Per 15 ozPksr ^3 P�� W�� tlM hart r��ctlved a shipment of Dates, Pigs and Candied' Peels ~3 5 Call and compare goods as to auallty and prices before i~2 St. surcbasiojr elsewhere ... ��3 I Phone 46 LEE & BRYAN | Canada Food Board .License No, 8-6251 25 iuiOiiauiUiUiiauiiuuiUiUiiiiUiiuuiiiiUiaiUiiaaiaiiii^ "STORE OF QUALITY" A FINE LINE OF Gloves, Mitts, Socks, Boots, Shoes and Clothing AT J. G. McMYNN MIDWAY - - B.C. All Well Again And Ready For Business Still showing exclusive designs in SUITS Get one for the Holidays and enjoy yourself Just received a fine lot of heavy Tweed pants suitable for winter 1$ to 40 Watt Lamps���50c each, 60 watt Lamps���-75c each. 100 Watt Lamps���$1,25 each. .ritfrii." NITROGEN LAMPS 60 Watts - .* , $125 each 100 ����� / - - 2.00" 2(30 �� �� ., *��� 3.50 " W. Elson 8 Co Greenwood Greenwood City Waterworks Co. EVERYTOING ELECTRICAL | wmmmm^mmfowttoimMMW X Choice Goods A FINE STOCK OF Cigars, Tobaccos,. Cigars ettes, Pipes, Fruit and Confectionery Suitable for tbe Holiday Season R. H, GUISE l Windsor Hotel Greenwood, B.C. The Windsor Hotel is one of the oldest and most comfortable hotels in the red metal metropolis. It is located in the heart of the city, and conrenient to all business houses, Heated with- steam and electricity, Fine sample^rooms, ��� Many of the bedrooms contain electric heaters. The bar is replete with modern beverages. Hot coffee, sandwiches, and light lunches always ready. Touch the wire if you want rooms reserved. H. McKEE GREENWOOD SOTonsofGALT COAL on the way LAST SHIPMENT Order At Once j XX ?c as TH^CAJ^IA,^ QFCOMMERCE ���WALKS*, AV.4. ILSW fcSUL. PrwUbv Christian Science service will be held in the MELLOR BLOCK on Sunday at n a.m. All welcome. Every Wednesday at 8 p. m., testimonial meetings will be held in the same block. Sunday School every Sunday morning. MATTHEWS BROS. QRA ND FORKS Agents for Chevrolet, Dodge, Hudson, Chalmers, Cadillac cars, and Republic truck motors. Garage in connection. GREENWOOD HOSPITAL VISITING HOURS 2 to 4 At other hours by arrangement . �� JQFfrf AJRD, C��*��lM��n___aef Y H. V. P. JONBS. Ami G��ni tfuu&r Cakmlto 1*tym*^UM& nm* . $13,500,000 MINI^ hmy-'Mott^U mad# to provkS* the bank- k* *wyic* required by miners. A current account facilitate* th�� handling of bu*ln*M r��- caipts end payments. L. R BRAWLERS, MaMgas WANTS, ETC. You can get a bargain in envelopes at The Ledge office. Get a Float for 25 cents at Tbe Ledge office, and send to your friends iii order to cheer them during the dark days of December. Strayed Came to ray place, one red and white bull calf. Owner can have the same r by paying for this advertisement, and feed oiy the: animal, ���"��� WM. JOHNS, Bndesyille, B. C. J. L. Coles is visiting1 his family in Vancouver. The Skating Kink opened on Wednesday evening-. Robert Lee expects to spend a few weeks iu California, Chas. Dempsey and Frank Ion have gone to Vancouver. At McElmon's. Waltham Watches. Boys Watches. Harold Chapman is working lor the Granby at Cassidy. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Twells returned to Trail last week. John Cropley and wife departed for Vancouver oa Monday. Gunner Geo. Robinson was in Greenwood on a few days leave. The funeral of Captain A. R. McMann took place in Princeton. Gus Christensen arrived in town on Tuesday from Oregon. Frank Anderson is tending bar at the Tulameen hotel in Princeton. Miss G. Lee, of Vancouver, was in Greenwood ; for the holidays. Mens Lumberman's Rubbers, socks and underwear at Rendell's store. A Soldiers friend is Dad O'Dell at the Province Hotel, Grand Forks. Andrew McCulloch is acting general ""superintendent of the K. V. Ry. Boen.���To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maletta, of Anaconda, on December 25th, a son. Rae Lane of Calgary, is on a visit to his father, Bert Lane, of P. Burne-& Co. Ladies silk scarves and hand bags, handkerchiefs of all kinds. G. A. Rendell. John McKellar was in town last week getting a turkey dinner and some matches. Geo. Clerf returned to Allenby on Monday, after spending Xmas with his family here. W. Wamsley, C, P. R. agent, leaves to day for Rossland, where he has been transferred. D. R. McElmon, Greenwood. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Childrens and Babies Gold Rings. Hot lemonade is good for influenza, we have fresh juicy lemons on hand. Rendell's Store. Owing to the tough climate, several men have quit their jobs at Anyox and returned to Greenwood. Any persons wishing to contribute to the Emergent Hospital fund, may leave same at Bank of Montreal. Start the New Year with a pair of hockey boots. You can get them at Rendell's store. Born.���Oa December 18th, afe the Greenwood Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. C. Rock, of Midway, a daughter. Over in Princeton the Hotel Princeton now-has an auto bus, and Joe Whitmore is happy. He does not drive it. Born.���To Mr. and Mrs. O. Wheeler, of Rock Crqek, at the Greenwood Hospital, on December 30th, adaughter.-?v ? Greenwood is free of 'influenza; and all restrictions.'. .-."have;: been removed.:X Schools openedv/ on Thursday, January 2. ; Tom Hare died in Princeton last month, aged 67 years. He was one of the early day prospectors in the Slocan.; At the Tulameen Hotel in Princeton, Big Andy Johnson is feeding about 100 at a meal. ? He deserves a big business.; ? Fresh ; fruits, -and ? groceries; quality and ? prices guaranteed. G. A. Rendell, Greenwood,x&XGi ?EmU Larsen, proprietor of the Proyince hotel, ������ Grand Forks, died in that city on December 25,: after an illness of several months.': For that nasty cough use Syrup; White Pine and Tar. You can; get it at Goodeve's Drug Store. The local Treasurer of the Canadian Patriotic Fund wiphes to acknowledge receipt of the following subscriptions from 22ud November to 26th December, 1918: Duncan Mcintosh $ 5 00 Central War Fund 184.15 J Keady 4 00 P Mytton 4 00 G. Grosvenor 400 A Legault 4 75 II. Bolingbroke 3 ao Clyde Jory 1 g5 FJConyers 580 Geo Winters 280 M J Dunn 4 65 ESpraggett 3 3�� J D Yeatnian 3 90 E Herrick 400 C Primnialle 400 A I, Price 335 HE Bedford 250 T Lamb 400 G McCabe 250 J A Connor 70 W. R. Dewdney 5.00 P. H, McCurrach 3.70 Boundary Police 13 00 J. V. Mills 5 00 Greig & Morrison 1000 Hon. J. D. MacLean 2000 W Jenks 12 00 J C Boltz 6 00 Charles King 300 Central Fund 81 65 P W George 5 00 Hon. J. D. MacLean 20 00 G B Taylor 3 00 P. H. McCURRACH, Hon. Treasurer. Canadian Patriotic Fund. Negative Electricity My sister Maggie is a very fortunate girl. Yes? Why? Dunno. Bufe she went to a party last night and played blind man's buff all the evening. The gentlemen hunt round and And a girl, and then they mast either kiss her or give her a (shilling. Yes? Maggie came home with thirty shillings and a war bond. I Western Float | Murrayville has a toy factory. Have you a job for a returned soldier? In 1858 chickens were $4 each at Yale. There is a big tungsten Held in Cariboo. Wool is 41 cents a pound in Vancouver. There are 29,323 telephones in Yancouver. The signs point to an early provincial election. Eggs slipped down to 75 cents in Kaslo last month. J. G. Ewan has been elected mayor of Blairmore. Punch Hunter has returned to Kelowna from France. Edward Stoker died in Armstrong from pneumonia. In Vancouver fehe grafters even put water in the whiskey. F. H. Hawkins, the assayer has moved from Silverton feo Anyox. Beware of fehe Flu. Ife is not like Jim Jeffries. Ife can come back. There is eome talk of again opening the posfe-office at Three ForkB. Fred Graham was killed in the Le Roifmine afe Rossland, by an air blast. With ten cases skill in fehat cifey Kamloops lifted the Flu ban the other day. .Booze is $15 a bottle in Prince Rupert, and about $80 a case in Vancouver. Wheafe shipped from Kamloops to Vancouver now brings from $63 to*$66 a ton. B. C. Mines been started in died in A lead war has United States. Leo Long, assayer, Seattle last month. The Kaslo mill is running on tailings from Whitewater. Ore from the Arlington dump, near Slocan City, is being shipped to Trail by M. S. Davys. The Blue Groufie afe Cowichan Lake is shipping steadily. The diamond drill is on the fifth hole. Two miners bave taken a lease on the Mollie Hughes at New Denver. Ife seems strange that no one takes a lease on fehe Mouufeain Chief. Sidney Norman, editor of the Spokane Mining Trufeh is one of British Columbia's besfe friends. Sid was one of the romantic figures in the early days of fehe Slocan. The Bosun mine near New Denver employs aboufe 80 men. The mine is more than 20 years old. Bruce Kirk is foreman, and Dan Tattrie shift boss. The Sunloch Mines Limited of Vancouver is diamond drilling its property at Jordan River, Vancouver Island, the development work being in charge of R. H. Stewart, M. E., of Vancouver, formerly of Trail. At Ainsworth the Florence employs 50 men and the Highland 15. The No. 1 has 10 men doing development, and leasers are working" small crews on tha skyline, Maestro, Gallagher and Little Biiil. The old camp is fairly active this winter. Going Strong The Family Herald and Weekly Star oi Montreal is having the best year in its history. Their subscriptions for the month of November exceeded by almost 200 per cent, the same month of any preyious year. December will also be a record breaker, The Family Herald Publishers are perfecting plans for elaborate improvements. The public should not confuse that great weekly with a small daily paper of similar name now in liquidation. There is no fear of such a thing happening with the Family Herald. The word "Family" should not be obmitted in the address of that paper. We are informed that their offer of a War Album free to all who subscribe still remains good, but the demand is so great that it may haye to be withdrawn soon. The Family Herald is big value and the Album is most attractive, so it is no wonder they are securing thousands of new subscribers. and that safe The far famed Rexall hair tonic can now be obtained at Goodeve's. If you want a really good hair tonic, procure at once. Mrs. G. B. Garrett left Grand Forks last Thursday for Maple Creek, Sask., having been called there through the serious illness of her mother. '.:��� Geo.: Boag was in town for a few days from Lightning 'Peak, G^o.; stales that there is four feet of snow at the camp, and that he made the trip but to Edge- wood oa skis. Just received a shipment of "Bobbie Burns" plum puddings, fruit cakes and oat cakes packed in tins for shipment overseas, at Rendell's.: Miss B. M. Cummins died in Vancouver on December 28. The deceased was well known in Greenwood, haying lived here a few years ago, had been a most active worker during the recent Flu epidemic at the coast and had become fun ; down, thereby falling aa easy prey to the disease she had striven so bravely tp combat. Interment took place in Victoria. '. Soaie wild ducks are still flying, around'B.C. They better hurry soufeh or'they will be ehofe. The 0. P. R. bonghfe fche King lumber mill afe Yank, and bas made anjinifeial payment of $100,- 000.7 "' The provincial government has bought 22,000 acres of land in the lower Okanagan for soldiers settle, ment. Keep away from crowds avoid the Flu. The store does not advertise is a fairly place. On January 16, Johnston Hark- ley will be tried at Prince Ruperfe for murdering Frank Martin at Swamp Point. The Victoria Colonist, was 60 years old on December 13. Ife is the oldest paper in B. C, and a power in fehe land. The scope of the Mounted Police will be extended from Port Arthur to Vancouver. There will be a barracks at Nelson. The big fire in Kaslo happened February 25, 1894. Most of the men were drunk the next morning, and Big Georgie danced the Highland Fling on the ashes of the Noble Five hotel. For fehe first time in the West if not in Canada, a soldifer has been sentenced to life imprisonment for desertion. Privafee Demitro Gelen- zyn is fehe man. He is now serving his term at Sfeoney Mountain Penitentiary, Manitoba. T. Eaton Company of Toronto will on February 1 commence in Moncfeon the constrarfeion of a reinforced concrete building 240 feet wide and 240 feet long, Ife will be sik-stories i in .height.-:"._:It_..'is, expected to be coin pi e ted by the m'ddle: of- the 8ummer;----'.;;The building will be used as a distributing warehouse for the maritime provinces, and will employ between 500 and 600 persons. Canada possesses perhaps the most extensive fisheries in the world, those of Norway and of the British Isles aione disputing the supremacy, whether for excellance or the abundance and variety of feheir product. The fertility of Canadian waters is indicated by ihe fact that the entire catch of salmon, lobsters, herring, . mack The Hydraulic Company of Philadelphia is operating, a plant on Twenty-mile creek, -*a tributary of the Quesnel river. Gold values there occur as fine particles , disseminated through a 425-foot bank of gravel, boulder clay and silt, with black sand concentrates, which are said to carry platinum. At Green Lake [are three properties, the Fitsimmons group, now under development bond to the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company Limited; the Green Lake Mining and Milling company's group, and the King Solomon group. The mineralization on the Fifesimmons gronp consists of copper and iron sulphides, zinc blende and magnetite in altered limestone intruded by dykes, ore occurs iu indefinite bunches up to 20 feet in widfeb. A dump of 20 tons will average 3 per cenfe copper. Gold values are reported np to $20 a ton. Notice The Emergent Hospital Committee will meet at Mr. Chas. King's, oflice, Friday, January 3rd, at 8 p.m,, for the winding up of all business in connection with the above Committee. All members are requested to be present. Any person having bills against above, will kindly have same presented at this meeting. Persons indebted to Hospital, kindlv remit as soon as possible, as money is needed to pay off, bills. .... ' i ' .': ' yX Fred. H. AxAsr, Chairman, Chas. Hartlaxd, Secretary, Emergent Hospital Committee. New Weapons of Warfare At Camp Severe a captain was putting his company of recruits from the mountains through rudimentary drill, when the officer on inspection spoke to him sharply. '���The faces of a number of your men are all scratched and bleeding." he said. "What ia the matter? Has camp?" j The captain smiled sadly. "No, i there has been no trouble/' he j answered. "Those fellows have jjuat been ���n there been trouble in ���. . . ,���- ^._�� learning to nse feheir erel and sardines, nearly all the knives and fork*." haddock, and many of the cod, : ���'��������� hake and pollock landed are taken American trade with Canada re- within shore. ten or twelve miles from suited in a balance for the Dominion of $31,700, UO0, \ ���fi 1 ! M&jjESEmM&i*) 1 V .Tm &&D&EL GmmWQ(XQ^J8LJ& A. Nation in it ^ Homes Not K : Judged Entirely Cities ���ill, how does a r..-iti��i!i iKmd moro truly tli.in in its li* public appearances arc iroiu;".'.tly acceptive It is what it is at home. A low years ago we heard a good ileal about France as degenerating or at least becoming a static civilization. Men had taken the scintillating- I'arisian boulevards lor had left out of account honsands oi happy anc irtiR-al lire-ides in hundreds ot small towns or tiny hamlets dotting thc gardens and ��� iie'ds of rr.ral France, I each one representative of hard work- jinu lives <>i peasantry and middle us, each one potently sicnilieani of ���ual -pirii It: is to jtidL,re a nation bv an rl ���'oia.ei the rnra 3 Cakes GuticuraSoap and 4 Boxes Ointment Heal Itching Pimples On Shoulders and back, ��� ..I ���������^ "For two years I was troubled with itching pimples on my shoulders and back. They were hard, red dnd very painful, and were scattered. I could not rest i at night on account of thc itching. ...-. "1 tried several remedies "^ but they failed. Then I used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and I used three cakes of Cuticura Soap and four boxes of Cuticura Ointment and I was completely healed in six weeks." (Signed) Miss Kate Young, Melrose. Man..March 30,1917. Having obtained a clear healthy skin by the use of Cuticura, keep it clear by u..ing the Soap for all toilet purposes, assisted by touches of Ointment as needed. Cuticura Soan ia ideal for the complexion. For Free Sample Each by Mail address post-card: "Cuticura, Depi. A, Boston. IT. fi. A." Sold everywhere. Red Ots:�� Donations Th$ Precious Ruby Is Ten Times More Valuable Than Diamond The world's ruby centre is Mogofc, in Upper Burma, sonic sevent}' miles north of Mandalay in India. Hare arc the great ruby mines, one of Burma's most valuable monopolies. Indeed, not only does this country produce the iinest of these coveted gems, but they are recovered in such quantities as to enable her to dominate the market. Few are aware that, weight for weight, a ruby is more valuable than a diamond. Jt is estimated that one the color of pigeon's blood, weighing five cara.ls, will sell for ten times ! the value of a diamond of the -same j weight. Furthermore, the price, in- j creases with thc size of the stones. ! As the "byon," or earth containing j ~~ tlie coveted gems, is taken from the i ground, it is placed in great rev*k-��� ! ing tubs. Mere it is screened and alilof domestic animals under lire, a sol- the loose earth removed by water, i dies says: A big black mongrel caim The residue is theu lipped on to llie- ! intn our improvised trench kite one sorting table. A white overseer ', afternoon. He had survived a ten ine Pigmy Elephants Zoo- Poor Dog Under Shell Fire In a letter describing the behavior- Considered a Most Important logical Discovery Two specimens of a hitherto unknown species of elephant, a read dwarf variety, havc been captured in Africa and were reccnlly taken to England. This is considered a most important zoological discovery, comparable with that of thc okapi in the. Congo forest several ycars ago. These pigmy ..elephants grow to bc 5J-'i or 6 feet high; that is, {half the height at the shoulder oi !an ordinary African elephant. The JUisks of thc two divan' vlej/nants now in England are eery dark, and I display evidence of wear aud tear land of exposure to ". wet or muddy jhabiiaU Thcy arc abnormally small, i Those of the' female weight about 1 i pound each, and those of the male 3J.-J pounds each, compared wilh ill) pounds as the weight of one tusk oi a grown African bull elephant. SET SLOAN'S FOR YOUR PAIN RELIf X��� You don't have to rub ft in to get quick, comforting relief Once you've tried it on that stiff joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheumatic twinge, lame back, you'll find a warm, soothing relief you never thought a liniment could produce. Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss, wiystes no time in applying, sure to give quick results. A large bottle means economy. Your own or any- other druggist has it, Made in Canada. Get it today. I careful I the jru ! sorting 1 >ands o! dollars, hand flic yield may be pounds or two. The 1'if rubies from these mahout S-IIHUMIH. y examines tiie pile, selecting i gems from the worthless do- ��� f he _ * lucky he may at one j find gem-; worth, many llion-j f dollars, while on ihe. oilier : uul ; yearly mines miidred output totals Wliethi i the corn be of old or new |gro\vlh, it must yield lo llollowavY, ���Toin (.'lire, the -'MpFst anil hi -; cere ' offered to the public. ".> io the quaint and -��� ocived from t ionics lli:!.t breathe j Saskatchewan uietv and homely j only province lorry idossoms lore, throughout .giiom, K.t him \\a now streets of the nountain villages after nightfall an look through tho thru rice paper sho- jis to find Japan, lie will see large I families, tlie grandfather at the scat of honor, and about him his sturdy sons and grandchildren; lie will hear the glad laughter ci children, and the strumming of the samisen, and in that shadow-picture about the braziers, he wii! see in truer light the strength and promise of the. nation. ���Clayton Sedgwick Cooper. Saskatchewan Contributions Amount ; to Nearly as Much as All thc | Kest of Dominion I The province oi" Saskatchewan, ha-.ls ( an:.da ia Ked Cross dona-! ! lions Lu- ihe year ending .Vptembcr j SlTUl I JEt'OIlOmieS i-l, accoriiing to word just re- nadi:i:i In adquarters aised iJi.l.i.S.O.M, the! ��� Cana.j;i p> n..oh the ! England Saves Pulp by Conservation Saskatchewan , of ^a-,er compared with ten hours' bombardment of shell and gas, and sank down by my side- utterly exhausted. 1 lis body became inert and nothing, not run the t'-n- deic.-l hits of bully beef, would make him move. His brow ii eyes looked mournfully into mine as if longing lo toll me som .-thing. Just then the boche ''onimoneed strafing am; at every i .\-plo<iou a shiver ran through his body. ! do not know \vh;i i became of the poor beast. There was au engagement soon afterwards and thi-; big, black niongril dij-appearod. Keeping in Practice JLndy-VW hat are yuti cr.'.iug for. my Jiltlo mail?'7 i Hobby "Mv father ba-> bin bca'dti'j tn-." ' ' )..ady--"\Vell. don't cry. All fatheia! bave lo beat their hi tie boy* .-,01110-! times." Ib.ibby���''Hut jny father isn't like other ' -fathers. He's in a b-b-bras- band and b beats the [Ay drum!"' Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria Had Important Information mvi&^&mWrbii I Produce Jtiig- Re uits I mi rai tlie Mississippi senate, said iu a Checks 300 per Minute Electrical Machines Handle Thousands of Cards Tbe Cauada registration hoard issues the. following description of an electrical machine which is used by the board in checking and transferring thc huge number of cards used. Corresponding to tbe card of every registrant, there is now prepared a code card, to whieh all the information upon Unoriginal card is being transferred by moans of perforations, executed by a machine which registers .villi exactness. The purpose of 'his can best be understood-by explaining that were there brought to- gfghcr the. cards of 100 males, all British subjects by birth, all _ 29 years 01 ago, all single, a:.d all without, apparent physical disabilities, the punch holes for those particular pieces of information would show . clear through the 1(}0 cards These perforated card., ........ _. ,, , , , . ��!.,(��� 1 ,,.:ii 1 , . .... ��i..-n.., 1, ,������,.:������ i lul results ia catarrhs! couditioaa. plelcd, will be put through sorting I,ei>Im.ollU]3> lw- Byron Harrison candidate, for the recent address: "The Germans claim to havc culture, but to my mind it's pretty | scarce. It's like the ham in the sand- j wieh. I "A boy complained (o lhe attendant in a cafeteria: "'Say, there ain't 110 ham in this here sandwich!' "'You haven't come to it yet,' consoled thc attendant. "The boy munched ou for a while then he said: " 'There ain't none yet.' "'Oh,' was thc reply, 'you've bit over it now!' " Catarrh Cannot be Cured ��ritl> i.Ul-AL Ai'i'LiwlMUi'iift, ���� fJiejr .aniiot reach the scat 01 tlic disease. Cztaun ia h local disease, greatly influenced Oy cob- ttituiiotial conditions; aud 111 order to cur* 12 rou must utc an mterual remedy. Hall's Latarrh Lure 1.1 taken internally and acta through tlic Dlood ou the mucous turfaces ��] the system. UallY LatarrJi Cuie <vas pre. enbed by oue ol the best physicians m tliu ���wuiitry lor ycars. it is composed ol dome ���i the best ionics known, combined with iouie ot the best blood puritiers. 1 lie pcr inn dollar marl oil this amn-aiu only $l,6.r...',l)0o lor ;: Dominion combined provinces arc as 10 British <_"olm;ibia.. .. Alberta .. Saskatchewan Maniiobu n-a.'bec New Hrunsw ick .. .,, Nova Scotia i'rince Hdward Island Ontario Tolal .. The Dominion's the Th.. ows: est o li-'tire tl by loring is a liniment that lias the blessings of half a continent. It is on sah' everywhere and can be found wherever impiy reducing the size ol tlie j enquired for \cl by hah an inch lhe e.-iiuiy council reports a saving of'Double Entry Bookkeeping Ancient. ii.ii; tons oi pulp per annum. j Jt comes as a surprise, very often. JrSOini X\ thread manuiaclurer in Great J t0 r111(l how'far back in lh�� cciiturios ; Britain reports a saving of IsO tons!sonlc 0j t]10 ordinary things of everv 115,01K) 231,501) l,!Jj.(��iK) 1-I.SiKK! lu 1 sire :t sutail li\ lie .ngla.nd every passenger on the ears anil oniniluises receives a ticket in receipt lor liis tare of th .oiidoii j The Friend of All Sufferers. -Like j Brave French Woman Risks Life to to "lhe. shadow of a roek in a weary . land"' is Dr. Thomas' Lclcetne Oil ito'all those who suffer pain, ll holds ;oiit hope lo everyone and realizes il j by stilling suffering everywhere. It 'iniment 7.50:) i ll.OUO 12,500 s; 1,000 S>, 785,000 Natural Kesourt'es Potenvial Wealth ot" Canada Brought ot pulp per annum by affixing one tiny label on the end of spool 01 thread in place of one Hi each end as lorumrly was the practice. Thc question of senseless waste of paper iu the matter of handbills was 'dea.it w ith and it was estimated that more than 1000 tons of pulp were, absolute waste in this connection since more thai half the handbills were a mere litter in the streets and on front porches, and never read. By making railroad tickets half the thickness Lngahul has saved -IfJO tons 01 pulp. By using postcards instead of pa ints. I tcct combination ol die ingredients 111 iiall'j S when ciini-'tJUrili Cure is what produces such wonder- S:ud ior b 1 and tabulating machines, cadi speeded up to handle 300 cards per minute. By means of electrical contacts, the machines can be set for any ctnnbiiation desired; ;for example, wcrc it a case of securing the names of military prospects in the city, of Ottawa, the ..machines would be set for a combination similar to that mentioned above, ex F. J. CHENlil & CO.. Props., Toledo. O. All Uruggiitt, 7ic Hail's !��� iir niy tills lor constipation to Attention of the Royal Gee- graphical Society At a rercut meeting of" the. Royal Geographical society, tiie lion. Ar- llmr .MiigiKii read a paper on '"ilie! per and envelopes thc numerous so- JNaturai Jvesourees of i.auad.t.'' lliSjCietics and organizations in Great audieiict. toinpri.sed most of those j Britain have saved 600 tons of pulp public men who take a lively inter- a year. c-.l in the greaiet Britain overseas,! and the close attention with which Dragged Down by Asthma. The llie speaker was ioiiowed seemed to man or woman who is continually promise graiiiymg results later on. j subject'to asthma is unfitted for his Any 111:0.1 wiio is pmikged lo au-lorhci life's work. Strength departs hp-t:day life cast their roots. It may not t,lc|be generally realized that double entry bookkeeping, for instance,! adopted in 'most large businesses of the modern world, originated, or if it did not originate, was practised, among the mercantile communities of Italy in thc fifteenth century. Au early exponent of the method was a Minorite monk named Luca de Bur- go.othcnvisc Paciali, who wrote and published a treatise on llie subject in Venice in the year 1494, three years before Sebastian Cabot landed in America. 'Llie system survives as Luca de Burgo established it, with thc exception of the few alterations necessitated by four centuries of commercial evolution. Butter for Siberia A shipment of Sasnatclicwan but ter is on its way to Siberia, having ! ly-)jy jeet- been-bought by the militia depart ment for the use of "tlie Siberian oree. It.comprises two carloads and dress the. membeis. of lMigiauU's premier body nl geographers is- certain' oi a distinguished ami .inliueiitial audience. . While little thai tiie minister of the interior said wouii; strike any Canadian, possessed ol average niloriiia- tioti as new, ii u>ay have been quite otherwise under ilie. riii uiastaiiccs ol its deli\er\-. It so it served an excellent purpose.-.' Our . natmai resources are great; this ive know; lhe next str-jj is to see. tliat those who may help develop these resources also realize their importance. .He spoke of the tremendous mountain ranges, not forgetting to mention that Mount Logan, in the Ste hlias raiige 01 the \ liKon, towers to of tiie great waterways; <;cpt that the sorter .would in one op- is the first shipment of butter to.Kus eratiou throw into twelve different pockets th.e cards of persons whose ages were, say, 29 to 40. As each perforated card is being typed with thc iiamo and address of. the person of whom it is a record, it follows that information of a most valuable kind can be furnished oh remarkably short notice. The board hopes to be able to complete this week the clerical work involved in-' the preparation of. the cards for use. by these machines. Then, and not until then, '.will . lhe real 'usefulness, of registration begin to be appreciated. . sia ever, made from this, province. GUARD THE CHILDREN FEOM AUTUMN COLDS The fall, weather is the most severe season of the year for colds- one day is warm, the next is wet and cold and unless the mother js on her guard the little oiics are seized with itolds that may hang 011 all winter. 'Baby's Own Tablets arc ltio.thers' test friend in preventing or banishing colds. Thcy act as a gentle laxative, keeping the. bowels,aud stom- I was cured of Rheumatic' Gout by. MIMARD'S LINIMENT. . Halifax. ANDRLW KING.. I was. cured of Acute Bronchitis by MINARD'S LINIMENT. . LT.-COL. Ci CREWE READ. : Sussex. I -.was ...red of Aeiite Rheumatism by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Markham, Ont. C. S: BILLING. LakefiHd, Que., Oct. 9, 1907. ''.' the lakes, almost seas, and of tiie 600,000,001.) acres of Jorest. Our coal reserve is ''.'placed by Mr. Meiglion at l,^j4,000,000.,00g. ions, or equal . to sevcn-toiiihs of all "the known coal, deposits under liie liritish Hag, oi which the Canadian reserve in /\lheria is thought to. hold lour-liihs. Happy Alberta! " It appears we, bine,, according to the latest census, enough caribou roaming the. so-called- barren . lands to feed lhe allied nations for years. Dr. \V. Aliller, provincial geologist 1 for. Ontario, spoke at some length, on .- ,, the'��� mineral .ourees of the D.omin-' n"011t Uu:r0 and energy is ���..'ken away until life becomes a dreary existence. And yet this is needless. Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has brought a great change to an army of Miilerers. It relieves the restricted air tubes and guards against future 'trouble. Try it. Champ gne Catacombs Millions of Bottles of Wine Hoarded in Vaults Thc glory of Rbeims is undoubtedly its mediaeval.cathedral, and all ils associations, says the Yorkshire jl'ost, but 1 must confess that J was almost equally interested in what might be called .its'-modern cathedral structures in. the shape of the mile- long vaults gerving as storage cellars for thc champagne' bottle���millions .upon'million's of them���hoarded \\\i there. A walk through those Gothic-arched vaults ��� their walls all frescoed with illustrations ot the worship of Bacchus and the history of viniculture���has an interest -for some minds not inferior to that with which' the tourist contemplates the painted windows and. plaster saints of the above, ground cathedral itself. Jn all the area of the western arc no such capacious, and seductive dugouts Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. Transferring the Bad Luck A. visitor on a Britisii battleship was dining with a group of officers when his foik accidentally struck a glass tumbler. As thc glass resounded the oflicers shouted as one man, "Boche.!; On asking for an explanation the visitor was told lhat the ringing of. a glass meant bad luck. One officer declared that on one ship hc formerly commanded every time a glass was rung a man fell overboard. This is why the officers i now cry "poche" when a table accident occurs, ihey hoping to transfer their bad luck to the enemy. ton, but unfortunately, his remarks, I ffCUr*V a"U sc.duc'��vc dugouts" as ���������������-��� "the deep-down, miles-long, Goth <: Everybody Is Doing It 1'roteering we learn with- relief, is hot only ;V United State X monopoly. Herr -Victor K:irl Adels of the iuar.- nesniann Arms and Munitions- factories lias been fined $375,001) arid sentenced to six months in jail for pro- j iiteciiiig, in three vears,.to the ex- I tent of at least $1,375,000. His meth , ,��� , ��� . ��� . -. ������ ��� ���,jo<!s appear to have been the familiar ach tree and sweet. -An- occas.omu X ,nminissio-tl ,)roki and owing to an oversight, .could- not be reproduced with ibose of Mr. Mcig-i.., ��� hen. The latter, seeing that a better 1 inoic^sl authority was to deal with, them, did little'-more, than touch iipon our nickel, copper, lead, gold, copper and other stores .-'..-��� .Many realize that,, hitherto, settlement has iniid.c 'far greater strides in an r;i<t nnii . west . lino th.tn. from 'south to north. In fact, "Canada,, so jfar as settlement is concerned, re- iseii.ibles somewhat a long, straggling jslrcer. From Halifax to Vancouver, and from A'aiieouver to Halifax the ;n,!H. ,11;l���ivc and impressive pile, traveller tares the setting or the tiie British Museum, has, after a rising siin-iievorlhe pole star. Yd, ;-|aps(..0j ,hree vears audiuore, open- as Mr. Meighen mtiniatod, our aiui .,.-��� its K:Ucs to visitors, the first: to should, be J., add .depth to onr oecu-! l:lk(; ;l(ivantage of it being some Au's- palion, and to enter; into and fully j t,-alinn''soldiers who entered under vaulted cellars containing all the vintages of the sparkling valley %-of the Marne. No wonder that in' 1870 the ./Prussians found " their Cajiua in Rhcims, to which thcy .moved, their- iiead'-iartcrs immediately after Sedan; The British Museum Help Allies The devotion of a French woman to her country Mas recorded recently nt one of the American headipiai tors, to .which a woman whose name cannot be mentioned, had .ma.do her way through shell lire- and o'vei" a region filled with gas and traps to bring to the allies information eonceriiing the Germans. With her mot her and young'' r brother the young woman, who is not yet twenty, had lived at Soulevii farm s^nce the day it fell into tin. hands of the Germans four years ago Four other brothers are in thi French army. The mother, daughter and boy were forced lo remain within the German lines and witness the day-by-day conversion of lhcir property into a German club bouse. During these four years the Iwo women endeavored lo placate rather than to antagonize their captors. Froni German officers who frequented thc ' farm the young woman learned information which she recognized to be of thc utmost importance. AVlien shc heard lhc barrage she determined to run the risk ol crossing the nearly three miles separating her home from the allied lines. Telling her mother and the others lhat she had work to do in the .garden, the young woman left the house. She slipped away toward the American lines, although every road was swept by allied and German gunfire. After many difficulties and narrow cjcapcs the young woman reached the' A ni cricaii' lilies and told her story. In return- for the information she brought she asked that every- effort bc made to rescue her mother" and brother. The Germans attempted to maintain' their position at Soulcvre farm, but the Americans overcanr them in desperate fighting. ;' The mother and brother ..-were' brought to American headquarters 'uninjured.'and there was a joyful re- 'titiion. ��� Left Only-the Table and Guests Carry Away Cutlery. Glassware The keeper of a restaurant frequented by Bcrlincrs when taking their outings in thc suburbs raises the following plaint in the Berliner Tagcblatl: "You have no idea what our guests- carry away with them. Wc cannot hand out teaspoons without demanding a guarantee sum beforehand. Drinking glasses are stolen more than anything else. When I; took stock in March I counttrd 352 glasses, but a week after Whitsuntide T had only sixty:foiir"left. It is eniite thc same with coffee pots_; I have lost 152. enamelled pots. Knives, ,,forks and spoons disappear in the same way without number? "A short time ago I handed'iout a dinner of eight portions. As the party appeared to be rich people arid ran up a big bill, the waiter did not remove the things immediately after thcy had finished. When he did so a little later he found that the knives, forks and spoons- had disappeare* from all thc covers but two. That is only one example, from many. Under; these circumstances, thc prohibition "of the use of tablecloths and napkins came as a read godsend for us. If it had not come, there would soon have been not a scrap of table liiien p.inong all us restaurant keepers. It goes without saying that keepers who try to keep poultry or other smalt animals suffer from thieving attacks." Has Again Opened Its Visitors Gates To medicine. I had tootaehe yesterday.' proportion,. the German I'inatizininis and T vvfiit home and niy loving wife j lenuni w.iiild turn green with envy kissed ine and so consoled me that J ���: ; tin- rain-soon parsed away. Why Naval Nicknames ���lout vou try tlie trick!1 ��� . : ��� , ,- :. :��� SiifWr-I think I will. Is *��.* ��---nous nicknames arc appb eieonic; was never much more than conjured up by the timid. wile Provi 110111 e nrcXi- irow?��� Vancouver vour Daih xirm^mxm $iXPiMi$' :'rM xk-hi,x^^^:^i4/ WmMXM�� 'lArB-ET-ES1" Ciirious nicknames arc applied lo vrssels of the British navy. The Ariadne is,known as tlic "Hairy Annie" jor "Maggy Agony.'' the Narcissus as I " ."Nasty >isler," the Cressy as the :; '��� j "Greater/." the Inconstant; as the ������Jv-Isikstaiul," tin he Iphigem'a as the "Sil- ; Jv fane/' the I.ucifer as the "Match ���Box,';.therllecateras'tlic <_lle Cat""or ���I "Tlie ''��� Toin" rand ..the'.. Neptune as.'the 1 ")<ivX> JlprpXy-xi'X ; iiiyX;. -Xi'' ;. .In the "United Stales navy similar [nicknames have ben used to sonic [extent/ The-Sas.sa.cus- was known as ;tlie.-"Sassy-/Cuss-,""the Miantono'nioh j as "Mj-'-Al-nt-Don'l '��� Know/ Yoii,"': tlie .���AYissahickon-. asW.ihc:;."Widow- : Higr 'Kins.''. !Wvaihi>ii:g. S\oX:.'.X..;ix AViiiprba'go'^r''perhaps'the. vWc/know She. Goes OV.HrCI ' ���! lhat: ran :b<- rnii-rd'-'V'-iti:'-.' \: ,x' '- IW- ( -..-"..���'��� 1 ;i)i;tt3-;i;as rbren;iivvc-i.ted; eolored a^ desired - r.nd j ���rarer '-'ecu it is tp';b.c.' ��� -1 1 W, C/7; .123*7;: y.. to ��� ���^.ii'si'T. to -presfi:: ..-vlnasi---.-:- to '..- Therefore .itr,m'ust '..be:- easier r.-Ivrry riiK.n:;tlian: a-'physician// , phone are hidden away deep down in j the cellars, and other priceless I things, such as the I'arthciion frieze, 1 are sandbagged. But casts, so perfect that it takes the keenest experts to'detect the difference from the originals, are on view. If it had not been for thc protests of many sections of the British public, the museum would long ago.have been annexed to tlie aircraft department. It must be congratulated./.for having . escaped .nn- wclconteTattonupns from:; both, friend and .foe." '. ���' ' ^ ' ���'��� -: :;r ,..-'r:' I He Cannot Sleep "Visiting Cards" at the North Pole Tlic. silk flag which M/- Anumdscn is taking; with- 'him to plant: at 'the North' I'ole-^-"if thc. opoprtuiiity;' pre-; sents.itself"J says the y :Lqri-don-'|.Ob-" se.r'y.e.r);^will:.b'c:',u.s.ed;'.'-.-pf-..-.cburs.o;.'.:;;fqr purely; iprmal/^purposes, -r; ���- fqr/; /the rights .of the first: eqmer/beloiig: to the/ United ..States, whose Stars -and Stripes were.-: planted /there by. .Commander Tciiry on AprilX.6,-. 19Q9. Nat- iirally,: every..Matiqii;'..which/." achieves 'cither Tolc'isfanxious to leave a visiting card.v.; When Scott reached.the SoiUh/Folc on^:January:/l",;;;i912,/h;e planted the Union Jack at a.spot half a'iiiilc:from the Norwegian-flag.which Amundsen had placed /there >. some niofi'.h-s'-'earlicr. ." liXXXXy /. X-Xy T isn't the body that craves rest, but the mind. ������When.you are bodily tired you can usually fall to sleep at the first opportunity. But when the nerves arc irritated by anxiety and worry rest and��pleep seem to be impossible. The mind seems to be most alert, and you are thinking, thinking, thinking- first of one thing and then of another��� often matters of little or ho-.importance. But you simply cannot sleep. Sleeplessness is the most common and often: the first indication of a/breaking..; dovyn'of ithorieryous /system;/-'-'. XiXXiXxXxx-- The object of sleep is to allow the body to rebuild tissue and the nerves:to recover tone. Sleep is the ideal condition for this "Process; //;;������./���/���/���'/ ;.-.:;,//.-��� //���/ If/you/cannot sleep you worry, and worry' breaks down nerve cells at a tre- mendous rate, so that instead of laying up nerve force for the demands /of the day you are using/up.the reserve. . V :///;The;nerve centres are sometimes liken-/ ed to storage batteries// If you/continue; to consume""the nervous energy in reserve* without paying back, these centres become sooner or later depleted, and you find your- Belf/a-nerypuii wreck. ;/ /After; a sleeplesa nigfit you ffet up feeling tire<l and lacking in mental energy.. Your day's v:ork seems more than you can face, .-.and yon become down-hearted and';-.-discouraged. The future is not bright, for you must* realize that the natural result is exhausted nerves, paralysis, locomotor. ataxia or some form of helplessness. In Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is found the most natural and the most rational treatment for the nerves imaginable, because this food cure contains the vital substances v/hich go to the building up of the blood and the depleted 'nerve cells. Z;I)r.:,/Gha'se's Nerve, Food does not in- /duce sleep, but it does restore the nei-vous system, and after you have been using it for a few days you will begin to find yourself resting and sleeping naturallj\ A little patience is necessary if your nervous system is greatly exhausted, but you will be encouraged by the benefits obtained to keep up the treatment until the exhausted nerves are fully restored, and you feel the energy ahd snap which means success and happiness. /Dr. Chasefs Nerve Food, 50 cents a box, all dealers, or Bdroanaon, Bates & Co., -limited, Toronto. To protect you against Imitations the portrait fend signature of AW. Quae, M.D., th�� tenons B��a��ipt Book author, are on ��yery box. y.< MkMt Mvr^iwmuMttifimi V. X'^iXi &X'��XX X'XXM X'i ��� I '. \'~; ' X'. .���,���>_.".;*';. "���,;.';'; ���~\ :i -V" " :'."'*:" ' -y* l>. NO. TAXES are levied on your insurance �� Investments. Be advised. Write lor = pamphlet to-day. �� THE EXCELSIOR LIFE INSURANCE CO. 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LE CLEKfl id.Co, 1Uvk.i^toi:::Ro, hmipstead, London, emo. f��Y sew uhacke ctastu-km) romi or iasv to taki THERAPION KSfflUm IM THAT Tr.AUK MAKKCD WOKP ' THEHANON ' ft 01 Th 3 New Peddler of Paris War l.��OVt.��TAU> AtFlIBP TO kXX OEKU1NS rACUTO Wood's ShaqphofiiMi rh�� Ortat English Jiemrdt Toco* and iorigorttci tba wbol Four Year Old Sells Flags for Charity Peddlers along the boulevards m' Paris ;u"'.' beside themselves \silh cn- xy ami iiulkimition. 'Inhere i? ;i now- coiner in Un'ir niulst, wiio, though stranger hail a jji Dogs' Wool Is Sterilized and Cleaned Before Spinning Thc spinning of doys' wool 1ms proved ;i success, and several offices have been opened in London to receive and prepare tlic combings. The Ladies' Kennel Association, Belfast Chambers, Beak street, Regent street, W. receive thc wool, .sterilize it and clean it, after which it is sent to the central work rooms for spinning. The wool from 1'ckinesc and collies is especially beautiful; the old grey sheep dog- is also responsible for delightful knitted jackets that stand no end of wear and launder beautifully. All soft haired dogs yield lovely wool ami thc hair from wire haired dogs is used to stuff pillows for the wounded. The Countess of Gosford, Koyal Academy, I'icadilly, \V., .lias charge of this industry. NEW HEALTH FOR WOMEN liiiitiiiSl .^4j_m% '������9\'rAi-r%'J* ISilX- Saying the Waste of War f Every Man Does His Pit in Salvage I in tin- ways of vending, has ���riicr net revenue in the iirst Tin: most fateful years in a woman's life are those between forty- !ive and fifty. .Many of lhe. sex enter this period under depressing con ditions lli rough overwork <>r worry about the home, or th.rough a cotuli- ���jiimi in. which the blood is weak or '.watery and so thcy sinfer heavilv. ���i Among the commonest Cambrai Has a Long: History Until Recent Times Was Fortress of | | Considerable Strength Tlic ���limbs bank of thc Utile town oi up the slope ���helilt ( .imhrai, un the at one . some 1 are In ad month of activity than the old-timers piiaiion ot The Ortat English Jiemrdf. Toes* and iorigorttci tba whole n��rvoti(i eyitem, ronkoa ncw Blood in old Vcin��, Curt* tt'trvou* pebilUjf, Mental and. Brain Worrv, Vtupon. Meney, Lost of Kiurov, ValpUntion ef th* front ot' ptart, faillttr Mamorv. Frioo f 1 per box, ilx bi|S. Ont mil plesao, tis will cure. 8oldl>y��!l Erutl!rtB cr milled in pUIn pkj. on receipt of trie*. KfiDnttmphletma.ilettfree. THE WOOD MEDICINE CO-IOK0Mra.CIIT. (FMmibWlitaJ NURS I K- G m/MSM. ��NE^___NB>H\VS/BNBNta I A 7 Constipation Care A druggist say* : "For nearly thirty years 1 have commended the Extract of Roots, known as Mother Seigel's Curative Syrup, for the radical cure of constipation and indigestion. It is an old reliable remedy that never fails to do the work." 30 drops thrice daily. Get the Genuine, at druggists. 3 have in the course of thc year, .\ot only that, but he makes his sales so easily. I here is no tireless am.1 tiring wrilkini;- io and lro, up and down in tlie cafe terraces, lie is not subject to rebulfs. lie simply lakes up liis position at a given spot, .and remains there until his wares arc all disposed uf, and Ihey certainly quickly. | Jt miqlit be imagined that the so- ! cret lies in the nature of the wares,! but there is nothing so vastly inter-i esting or alluring in small, cheaply j made liases of the allies. The attrac-j lion is in the peddler himself. He is one of the sweetest-faced little cherubs, not more than four years old, with pink checks, clear, sparkling black eyes, and black hair Killing in curls down over a spotlessly white little-boy costume. His Hags are stuck in a basket which is suspended from his neck by a while ribbon, ami his chubby hands are kept busy placing tlieui in the hands of willing lies, feverish fllislie: the heart, dizziness, symptoms "r ache, depression and oilier wel cognized disturbances of the whicli signalizes lhal the , pat-| back I 1 re-1 healt the St. (Ji'.entin eaiial, norllieasl of I', pnmne. was for .tier part of ils history, and tpiite recent tim--:, a t'oi'ln-ss of siderable strength. 11 was, in which ���asti-ru ������in! of I Illlh'^ Line On the. battle from the palmy day* of plenty are gone. What was once thrown broadside round the country in wasteful quantities, and left to rot or disappear in the verdure of fair France, is now carefully picked up and carted olf to the salvage dump. Clothing, ammunition, .empty tins, fat��� in fact, everything which may still bc made useful ��� is collected at the various dumping grounds, where it is sorted, packed in suitable bundles, and-despatched to the bases to be utilized in manufactures of all kinds. Nowaday.-, every man is exhorted individually lo do his bit iu tlie salvage line. In addition, parties are engaged specially to reconnoitre the j battle area for male rial-, that may be I saved and used. A few figures taken at random irom salvage returns may serve to .-how what diligenee and ������are will ave the armies ami the nation. u one week it i.s csiimat-jd that me division salved S500,iJ!)0 worth of imnnmiiion and ovploHvrs. se the left over meal Even the smallest portions can be made into appetizing dishes when combined with a small quantity of 25 Safety in Acquiescence Head of the House (roaring ^ rage)���Who told you to put paper on thc wall? Decorator���Vour 'wife, sir. Dead of th<' House (sub-idin;. J'ret Iv, isn't it?���I'assiim Show. ,-ith i Raids Made on Rhine Towns I'liarlemai around 'I, who lirst built and theiier .onw an! lood re-'ur('s prominenth in the Iom quires attention. Women nri><-iillv j northern Franco as a place ,need rich, red blood all iheiv " lives, I'" 'lisputc." When the bait: ���but never more so than in. middle-I,lot ]'X><\ between rival prim jlil'c, when the nerves arc also weak | bome, or when (.'ainbrai ami ovcrvu-ought. is<-'t by foreign invader*. Oi VM,v ..v,-.,.,, M-iii.i.-ii .-,,1 .-,i-,n-,. :i.��� .seem: of the i mlil ���( ���!) ,ed, .alls it lig- ny ol forever e was es at not .���ilth ;'>"' tin., j Ins ling (tue was not I) it was the j most violent hoviilitii s i veen ilje Hishop of Cambrai and | supporters on the one baud and' citizens on ihe o lli or. The sturdy woman can make by taking ))r. Vv il- j inhabitants, after keeping up the Hams' L'ink' i'ills, for these pills ! >'.ruggle intermiitetitly for some three ! make rich, red blood, which-in turn i hundred years, finally, in the twelfth] stimulates the -appetite, strengthens ] ecntury, achieved their independence! the nerves and restores full robust j;ul(l wrested rights and privilege.- heaith. Thousands oi women have Dm��� lhc great church dignitary who found in Dr. Williams' Fink Fills j ,'llk'(.1 over them, which ever afterward they jealously guarded. in th.' i-aine weel; ���..dved S,'U,(N!() v or:!' kit: another salved rillos.ar.'' b.ty.m.-.".:.. Tliesi .'"mures >!������ im '.'epi'e-t .'il the liigb. '-'. ed in "!)' -e retares. eonsii'er she number < lhat niM..' be salved in army ami the miml.er have iij;h'ing m llie of war, we- In i;-m to In-mi ni'enis' s'lviug tions" .ne.st prove to .ine r div ision | e'lOtliin-/- and ' Sj!11��i'i nt'l WOMEN! IT IS MAGIC; LIFT OUT ANY CORN Apply a few drops (hen lift corns or callur.es off with lingers���no paiii ���I'-.ir \ aim s record- \::.i v. hen we >f ��� ''.hi i- ariicles iln. iviiiv.' of an of divi'-ii eis we .'.-���rmr.s llicaln's re.'ili/.i1 wiial a "sah af"- ojier:;-- the annv. Now every wom.-.n can prove prompt help afforded to her h; by renewing :\n\\ imilding up blood, ll i.-, a. lest lhat. any a can make by taking Pr. New Troops Are Doing Admirably J iv : oit aiu '.������ -iliioi ���; ;ui;. i ���rx'n pail. eaih.:. >oi e at: All the Way From Cologne to Baden I Successful Attacks Have __ i Been Made j British airmen during the pa.-:: ; three mouths have wrought heavy ^�� I damage to military objectives iu J i woieru Germany and enforced with- jjdrawal of several enemy air sqi^'l- jjrons from the battlefront in a vai:i ���iendeavor to j'rotert the raided te-. - j ���rilory, the Jiritish bureiui of informa- | !tio,i announced in a review of ih'"- ] i activities of the Uritish independi-nt i 'air force. * i ' i -\ 250- mil iieiv health, tiiese a new in life. So if you once of thc ment which and strenj happiness Fills lli and witli i iiui interest suffer, avail yourself ;jt splendid home treat- ivr. William's' Fink i'ills There always seems to have been a I own' hereabouls.- As in Ihe case i of most ancient towns, the ^ile is an j .old one. Cambrai was Canibaracum i in the clays when Caesar "overcame j thc Nervii," aud Canibaracum was au Welcomed Warmly as Comrades by I Veterans, Who Say They I ] Are Fine ' i . j In e. cable to lhc director of public j ] information at Oltaia, Fred. James,.; jotlieial correspondent of lhe Cana-! (lian overseas forces in l''r;'.nee, pays |hi.L;h tribute to the men popularly I ! termed "new' troops." i These iiu . he slates, absorb tlie. j spirit: ot pride and lhe splendid} morale radiated by tlie corps from ; the moment of their arrival. ��� Air. Placing mem in tne nancis or wining :so. rasj)v alfou] .,n<l you wiH b0ithc A'ervn," aud Canibaracum was an ",l- ""���""-" ul u;,u .��m.o. -��-i. huvcr.^ '1 lie war-charily for iv.ncn; nul0 t-,1Q i,' ^j.dcc in regained I :>'icient Nervian town which finds jJ^lV* (",b,cs,:. ,,, ��� r ,, ,��� the child is working should be nmclr hl,.,,th Tlu, ,)jll5 Jarc aohi ;)v alij mention in the Antonine Itinerary; . yuy 'ee'.'ive.l their i.rsl baptism better e<|uipped with funds since lie-idc.llcr; in lm,dic)ne; or ,^y be" had | And so since tl.e time that "the i ^ ^ a An.ieus and have been b.!g.in. --\lso the woipan always on ;hy n.ail at 50 cents a box or mx boxes i ^R����ns of the great Caesar look it. j ."?"!im nt "J :,'!1 Uu; rcc��it tcniblc ,-v Cine;miuti aui ri di.v covvrrd this ether compound un 1 ���.���Miped it !',-ce- ;ronc. A;iy druggisi wii! -II a tiny boille"of free zone, Hk'c here shown, ior very little cos!. Vou apply a few drops curcctly upon a lender corn o; callus. Jii!.!':itlv tlic soreness disappears, shortly you will unci I'n: corn or callus so loo;-. .hat you can lift it >ig-';! off. Frcezone is w oiiciei.I..' It dries instantly. h doesn't eat. away the corn or callus, but. shrivels il up withoni even irritating thc surrour.ding- skin. Hard, soft or corns between the toes, as well as painful cailuses, lift right off. There' is no pain before or afterwards. If your druggist hasn't frcezone, tell him to order a bottle for ;ou from his drug house. It of tin- Rhino \m>'- iu wbi.:h are: located the primi- pal <jermcM war industries atid 'ail- way systems vital lo maintenance ''f the Teuton lint s in France, has lie; 'i brought definitely into the war one, '.he slalemeni. said. Flier? of ihe independent air fire have raided enemy 'eriit..iiy XV) [j..i( ., ;>n,l dropped Fl? tons of bombs on slralegi.; points. Aside '"rom deslroyiug or <hi:ii:iging munitions ami poison gas lactones, railway .stations and trains. il -.va.- staled the attacks have had a wide-spread moral effect, demonstrat- then di by dozens of public- meetings in the Rhine towns, demanding cessation of aerial warfare. All tiie way from Cologne to Baden, the British review stated, the aviators have conducted successful raids, despite heavy concentrations of enemy machines. .'In September alon were of be 21 Cerman industrial towns raided and more than 100 tons nibs dropped on them. A Terrible Train Daily The Heart of a Piano is the action. Insist on the Otto Higel Piano Action the fringe of "thc crowd watching hiin as only a mother can, cannot bui be satisfied that shc is vicariously doing her -bit. "* When Piggkin is Pigskin Leatherwork Made From This Skin for $2.?t) by writing the Dr. Williams' Aiei.hrine Co., Brockviile, Ont. down past thc time that Charle- : "K'Umg, and have contributed their magne fortified it, right through tc- | "'^'"m to 1c Sl,cct-ss of t,,,; c;iusC- the present dav CambVai, as has beeu | 'J lu'-v nra warmly welcomed as A did Nice Holiday you spend your wceiv s | other in your life bought Jpikskin 'leggings or putties. {you know they are pigskin? As Bulgarian Outrages Premier \ ciiizclos, iu visiting Seres, Macedonia, which has been ; hrai,' during the fifteenth and six- occupivd by <in;ek troops, found that; teenth centuries and for long after- of the Z4,000 inhabitants, .S.OUU had (ward, was noted as a plaec'of trade died of starvation, 11,000 had bcen;vuul affairs. The town indeed gave its name to that fine linen, produced said, has moved in and out of French i '���'""jnules in arms hy veterans, who history. Most of its entrance's and cv-i declare the new men to be fine, its have been warlike onvf, yet Cam Nearly Indestructible 'robably you have some time or j deported and 2,000 had been forced a pair of*10 work on military roads in the llow do Bulgarian occupation. Thc remaining inhabitants, including women MONEY ORDERS When ordering goods by mail, send a Da- ijiiwio- RrTi-f�� Mnnev Order, matter ot fact there is no leather iu J dressed iu mourning, told the premier the world just like pigskin in wear- I ol crimes committed against the ing finality. A saddle, a holster, or.Oecks in the two years the Hulgar- a .pair of putties made of this homely'j>����s held the town material will come pretty near prov ) The K ng and His Cousin George V. Most Deeply Attached to ,...'.. Former Czar King George is sajd by some who probably know nothing about it, to have: been-deeply-overcome when lie learnt of the assassination of thc cx- czar. Of all the inoiiarchs in liurope it was to his. cousin, thc Czar, that he was most deeply attached: their personal intimacy was close, we are as1 sured on thc same authority, lt will be remembered at thc time of the revolution that it was staled how anxious King George personally was to offer immediate hospitality to the deposed emperor, but was reluctantly compelled to perceive how_ impossible such a step would be diplomatically. ,That. does not tend" to al- ' leviatc His Majesty's grief. It is violating no secret, to say. that the king never extended to the Tsarina any greater measure of friendship than due courtesy. His affection was. concentrated on her husband. Those Rich, Heavy Silks Few women who are proud of the fact that they wear hosiery, underwear and dresses made of silk realize that old ti.. cans contribute from 20 to 30 pod cent, in weight to the glossy "silks worn by them, says the Popular Science Monthly. The price of silk has increased enormously and to be able to sell heavy silks at a price that would yield a reasonable profit, and yet be within the ..means of tlic average purchasers,- the manufacturers resort to the practice of weighting''''the silk with tin tetrachloride, derived from tin cans. Five ing indestructible. There is one easy yon can always tell way by which pigskin. Ex- Worms, .however generated, yrc found in the digestive tracts, where thcy set up disturbances detrimental amine. H. closely and you will him!t0 f|ic-health of the child. There that the little black spots on thc outside of the hide are always loca'ted in groups of three. The whole surface will look speckled, but these specks will be there in groups of three, always and without fail, iu any hide once worn by a porker. Another part of the test is to look at the grain sidc of the hide. Vou will find here that there arc holes all the way through. As a matter of fact, the bristles of the bog grow entirely through tlic skin, and arc nourished not by the skin itself but by thc fattv tissues of tiie animal. can bc no comfort for the little ones until the hurtful intruders have been expelled. No better preparation fortius purpose tan be had than Aiillcr's Worm Fowders. Thcy will immediately destroy the worms and correct the condemns that were favorable to their existence. Comfort lor thc Dyspeptic.���There is no ailment so harassing and exhausting as dyspepsia, which arises from defective action of the stomach and liyei, and lhc victim of it is to bc pitied. Yet be c;m find ready relief in Farmelec's Vegetable Fills, a preparation that has established it-' self by years of effective use. There arc "pills that arc widely advertised as the greatest ever compounded, but not one of'4hem can rank in value with Pannelec's. Thugs Were Once A Religious Sect Highly Organized Community Lived by Rcbbery ���T New Frightfulness Tried by Huns Die Germans have been using in lhcir air work a new type of itiliam- nmble bomb, combining great effectiveness with lisht weight. A single airplane, it is said, can carry 200 of .'Forte Fobcrt then; bonibs. ! ��� "'Thcy stop at nothing,"- the older soldiers declare, 'and will follow anywhere through thick and thin. And they are staying in the game without grousing.' "Among those who have been awarded decorations or recommended for such are the names of many who left Canada this year, arriving in France since Ma v." going to Were Prussian* here in such abundance, in the fifteenth century, which in England came to bc held in high regard under the nainc of cambric, but in- France as batiste after the name of its inventor, one Baptiste, whose statue.! AdjMl Slid EV��� still stands on the'"Esplanade." It is some time now-since-Cambrai decided th?.t its fighting days wcr.c all behind it, or at any rate that its ' Sort of Religion Preached fortifications were not of much value, j Churches and proceeded to raze them, and the j outbreak of the .present- great Strug-(-''pnly yesterday our pastor was .ex.- gle found thc little city on the banks ' plaining in a convincing manner that of the Scheldt an open town. The i Adam and Eve were Prussians. That fortifications with which it was form- ,is easy to understand, for in the Bible crly surrounded, had for the most jit is written that- our German part been demolished. The fosses;has created lis according to His own "How vacation:" "J spent a day and a half a place where 1. would have nothing to do, one day doing nothing, three days with a headache from doing nothing, and a i\ny and a half getting back to where I could do .something." ���Fife. EASIEST CORN REMEDY, PAINLESS-NEVER FAILS ^ in image. Tin: writer, tlic daughter of a eminent architect iu Germany, on: "If, therefore, all men have ,rov - iocs The only \<ay of lighting 1hc fire caused hy this ncw form of destructive weapons appears to be the isolation of the blaze set, as pouring water on it is literally adding fuel to the flames, ou account of chemicals of whieh the bombs composed. the arc Put There fer the Purpose W'ai'er���"Do. you mind if I put your bag out ot ihe way, sir? People coming in arc falling over it.'' Diner���"Vou lea\e-it where it is. If nobody falls over it, I shall forget it's there!" thousand tons of tin that purpose in.'191?.'' were used for HOW THIS NERVOUS WOMAN GOT WELL Told by Herself. Her Sincerity Should Convince Others. From the Chestnut Tree | "Free seats iu churches ought t I be abolished." "I'm a'stonnih.'. sir. .-Why?" I "'hey 'make people good for noil ing." "" ���". io .word "liiitg" has an interest-, ing historical.origin and cohk-s io us froni. India. In a recent adflrcssKtid- yard Kipling told tlie story as follows:- "Once upon a time, a hundred years ago, there vyas a largo and highly organized community in India who lived by assassination and robbery. Tbey were educated to it from iheiv infancy: (hey followed it as a profession., and it was also their religion. They wore--called- Thugs. Their method was.lo disguise themselves-as* pilgrims ur merchants and to join with parties of pilgrims, travellers and merchants moving about India. Tbey gi'.y into tlic. confidence'of their', : Then: was never victims, found mit .-what thcy had ou ; rififes aad thc help of women were more had been tilled iu and the ramparts, in part, leveled to make way, as the suburbs extended, for avenues stretching out on all sides. Thc chief survivals of 1his energetic demolition are the hug still rises to the east t the rhalcau de Selles and such gates I Prussian*, or at least Geimans, and as the Porte Notre .Dame and the I everything- that grows and exists should, belong to us. That is why otiri{ilc kings ! device is "G>>d with us and Germany 'over all.' "Is it not idiameful tliat other peo- de- square citadel, which jsceuded from a Prussian Adam and of the town,' from liis wife, there should only exist Minard's Liniment Cures Garget Cows. ini Hundreds of Repatries Sent SIunIj Back to France wholesale j "Every morning and every even- jing, week ends excepted, a train crosses tbe German frontier and cn- I ters the station at Bale, whicli is ou the right side of thc Rhine. It contains from six to seven hundred repatries, being the women and children, thc aged and infirm of the occupied parts of France. As the train noisily clatters (remember they are short of grease in -Germany) into lhc station, its occupants begin cheering, singing, aud waving their j handkerchiefs,' but thc cheers are (never a success; they unexpectedly >: break off into sobs, and the hand- i kerchiefs are withdrawn rather sud- jdenly," says a writer in thc New Statesman,, describing opinion hi Switzerland. "The carriage doors are opened, the old and feeble arc lifted out ��� sometimes only their bodies can be moved, because two or three days in an unclean third"rlass ' ��afi..tg'., without proper attention, is not *ood for invalids���thc babies are .enrried off and bathed in a Red Cross railway ambulance car labelled 'Au Bonheur des Dames,' everybody H made clean, the old are put to bed for a few hours' rest, and everybody is fed ami freed for a few blessed hours of pottering about before getting into another train���a clean, French train, for France. "The repatries arc looked after while iu Bale by local, therefore German-Swiss Red Cross women, of whom there are fifty to each train, working two or three shifts awctk. Those women arc not quite ideally , ., , it .neutral. Repetition of thc same1, ony both narrowly escaped ����v����.% >SCCJ1C has not taught them lo repress Just think of it���instant relief the minute you put a few drops of Put- >���,. (nam's Extractor on your sore corn. j-*un jjytnam's makes corns dry up, makes them shrivel and peel off. It doesn't eat the good, ilesh, it nets on the com alone, loosens it so you can lift it out with your fingers. ''.Vomtcrful; you bet Putnam's is a marvel, and costs God but a quarter in any drug store. Whj7 pay more for something not so good as Putnam's? Narrow Escape of Two Kings Sovereigns of Wurtemburg and Saxony Flee from Dadizelle From civilians freed from thc Germans in Flanders it was learned thai of Wurtcmburg and. Sax- I pies who -have no right to exist on ~" ~ ] this earth, should wish to reduce our Learned Lesson from Brute!inheritance? we are the divine fruit u,. Wi,i, [and all others arc but weeds. Thai n -T���,. ., tj^���j :., -c>:���v,i. -,���,iji* wliv our great emperor, represent- Dog Took a_ Hand in Fight and in(, (;-0i, |)n -;irt])) ,ia��s (1(,cidcj tQ m Vanquished Combatants j..n t,,.,[ ,,, :in tl,t.sc inj���stiecs and to "Three men iu Brooklyn, neighbors | exterminate the weeds." and friends, were sent to St. Catbcr- somcthiug happen to them at zellc, northwest of Menin, Both monarchs were iu (lie town when the British guns suddenly opened up ou i whirlwind bombardment. th eir ieelings Thcy fled in a hurry, and, so far as ine's hospital rercnily suD'ering with]_..Many mothers have reason to bios Graves' Worm Kxtcnninator, were sent ,��� stillermg wiin^i Jia dog bites, and were attended by thofAlothcr surgeons. Thc men were sitting in [because it has relieved the little one-, tlie'backyard of the residence of one of suffering and made them healthy of them and got into an argument which turned into a hvc-ior-ail light. The dog of one of the men, who was lying asleep, said to himself: "Js not ] A Question | Having finished his meal, thc diner : called for his check. : "Let's sec," s.dd thc waiter, "what {did you havc?" ! "Can't tell you for thc life-of me," ] was the reply, "but what I ordered. 'was minced chicken,'' F. Sontum, Canadian coinmer- agent in Norway and Denmark, vc no ihis a pretty picture? Men ',;> right to. make .brutes, of themselves; hunch less -friends who have no rca- ! son : fer a diiter.ener, j^m since ������'-they i really want to tight so badly, I will ! teach them how to do the trick." { And so he rushed-in and .began' to I bite: thcin terribly, ijtii���'-sparing his jmaste.r. Sliini; with lhe pain, they ; turned ftoin km'ok'iiig. each other to Might the dog; but be was l����o imich ifor thein, aln.t cleaned out the crowd, t'oinptetety vanquished,':." the incn 'made a break tor a high fence and | climbed iipon that, but. tlie dug chew-j led the,calves, ol .their7 Uvs - till ihey j : pulled tbemselve-; np ont otitis .reach j.' j'atop the fence, 'the dog' then went., v time irlicn the sac-i,,:i,-|cl'y l:is cnrv^ ^ ihmigh saying is known, managed to get awav saie- ly._ .Some enlightening information vvas gained irom these liberated j Flemings. Some of them from I.cdeg- Jhein said that ever since, the Germans! [first cauie to their town iu 1914 thcy X Iliad forced all civilians to sleep on rial | lhc floors, while huskv Germans or- has advised the department of trades icupiod their beds. Twcntv-eiglit of aud commerce of thc invention by a Marshal Foch's Baton Ithc. villagers were killed bv thc Ger- Danish engineer of an explosive rc- ,e mars'J's baton prcented to! "Kins. One of these was taken out,! ported to exceed in power anything .Marshal Foch bv" thc president of U*��>��d against a wall and shot. The ! ytt invented. lhe inventor, K. W. !the French Republic is a vorv beau-h"I''<P.<:rs were fed by the Aniericvi j Biclscn, is working at the station, ox hifitl and elaborate affair. -The staff. ' commission lor _rcliei m Belgium. ; Ski, near Germans always j . Ti Christiania. rViVni' thcin and I upon a rich ,.duc velvet ground, bear's [thcy sn|d. h"t the thii-.v chased "gold stars' On one 'ot"; ��'-,c,k llils !or1:i :l��"".y the ends, also of chased gold, are>r:-vc them their own German ratmns, engraved th.e .marshal's name . and j which invariably were bad and tmiu tb.e date of his appointment; the ��� tp '"'.��� other bears.the traditional -device of j il w:��s -on-Sepieinbov. 28 that, '.?:����� French mar-hal>: -"Terror.-belli do- Germans ordered lhc villasc.--.-i <-f' i-us pa.-is."' It is a 'superb'work of ' Fodegheni to evacuate, the place, but Vr[ ��� Muany. of them .hid in collars'-or in ������������������-���"���-������--������ | Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper hubbubs an, as' tiny To the Point Jiolpiiij; |<>a town,' where they tlie iBiiiihh euti-re'.i. Id the \ill:ire:s that i a- were n;o\ im. un tin i< n a to himself: "Xi 1 .;tte.:s lliev I vcrv "i that one. "Vc grimy old junkman yanio adomr. llierc anylhin^ .yoii don't noi'i! 1 migl'.t laker" asked the griiriy ''!)���. 'i hi l!'UI.-S ChriBtopher, 111.���"For four years I suffered from iiregularlties, ���weakness, nervousness, and condition. Two of our beet doctors failed *o do me any good, r heard so much about what Lydia E. Pinkham 'a Vegetable Compound had done for others, I tried it and was cured. I am no longer nervous, ara regular, and in "excellent ftesltb. I believe tba Compound will care any female trouble."���Mrs. Alice Heller, Christopher, III. Nervousneaa is of ten a symptom of weakness or some functional derangement, "which may ba overcoma by this famous root and herb remedy, Lydia R. Piniiham'B Vegetabla Compoond, aa tbtnuaads of women have found by ��5perience. If complications exist, write Lydia E. Pietism Medicine Co.. I.ynn, Mass., for aogsestk>n�� in regard to your ailment. The jreaoit of ita long experience '�� etyoaraerrice. ro'p�� stripped the ctirpFo ol all va . threw it down a well, or buri was^in a run down |ami ,TOtlt 0��� to. the next job'.- d they ��;a't over lhe. fire of an evening 'wilh chapters on First Aid, Bandaging, j gnawed out of them. 'i hey did not with a knotted towel --r a spceiaWj- Anatomy, Hygiene, care of the hick, want lo tiKht.eaeh <-l_her, ami from prepared '-piece ol rope. Thev thenii Diseases of Women, Mother and BalKN . considerations, nt p.-nstenc and pru- d the cyrp'i' of -11 vilirbl'e-- ' MarriaRn���to bc had .at some dniK-storea... donee, thev did not even . wanfto jt".orMnd50c.toDr. I'icree, CourtwrightSt., ifi-hi the di>^. ' BridEcburp, 'Ontario. X X . ,,..'}. ������- Throwing Chalk for Luck in'-throwing a.piece o< elialk after bis liien for hick as thev poured into ,. T- out alcohol, which makes weak wmwi,tl'7,M<s trenches the Irish oed- ... ..,:, ��� V;;-lK,V''l 'X '^ and sick women well-dtis thc X^X^ "' ���^'V** :' ���Wrm>W. like;nu��-l:;depa,:inents,tjiis depart.;: precHpt;^lofD^tor tne aueie-u mem,: w..rued- well,;.aud alter -....maiiy., Jn'ac(i^ 1>ra<;ticc many vears and nowHdn'ys-. vx.-���:, hraeo, ������- wlicre lhe;.r-custo.: kmp dc'Vvn and. hangmtr " If a woman sufTrrg from w��ik back, "At last thin us trot ,^o b'a'd that tlie ! ,- ��� ���- ���* ��� -������ ,m:���( ���������. . f'r''i- i < . ������.-.- ., ncn'ousuew; or ��� fliuzmess���u pains afflict govern met of India lu., lo mterie;.-. , ��^> �� ^ } corrc��ctirc ifi one I ike all poyornments n .crct ��,1 _ a ��� ,:- :'^u1' of aativc hcrbs, and made with- pailnient���the department ot. I hue;- *"->-"-_ i. . ... .? , roc��� to ileal witli the Marked Mother���Don't cry, dear. of the -naughty i>.>.\ s was it you?. Toniniy -;��� Ti'.c "lie'\yith t eve. I many . of them ; lhe -mburb's "f I romained . until .Tlie (icrn>an> t lliey would like to > ' Scottish troops,..-.-In;; ] had. tb'r nasly. : habit hroats (>f. the' tieni; ; eaii.c'ht them, .' anil, . wore 'afraid it" take ] Germans, villagers-';1 Ithem torriblci things .the | would' do (���>. lhc .villagers-, wii ' entere.il tiie town. Accord in;: to the villager- Whieh ������*'c'i'niil1? horses 'have dii d ill ,|,.Jt'i,;, uli'rs because-, there 111,11 I'll ; , . , ��� r . l : ' ""iy Kind lor tliciit, irreiuier- !��� that the ' of c.-.i ti - Ji> wh.tn t.hcn'f.i;-,-. a .'i-ha'iicc.".' said, .r.lso 11 lu.' no the l-lacki automobiles im.- b aus all il e i w.ns and _ rtmTiiiiK'. M-i-iniis'l' ��� the ��������� S.-.'MS ; r ' ��� 1 . > 'i-li'cv I :hO I Tl. ' ! I l.i'- . ���"isiitl j" \-\\\'A\ i - . - i . -'l-CV i - I many!/ l-'ian- j lood of| tlormaii ! Ft for , , practice many . years ol tracknip down and liangm.v ^,4 by'-alm^^t'cvrrj'druggist in the land, onciiiated 01, ma upthe actual murderers, ami iinpriS-;iu hquid or in tablets. &?nd Dr. Pierce, ; with.'.'a. white sion oning their-s-1'itj.-. and confederates.: Buifajo N. Y. I0c, for ��� " " * '*~ -��� ��� '���'- ''--'- ��� who included all rank;? of snrieiy, iM pjerccrs Pl��asaiit Pcileh put an end to. 'lhc .whole dullness; of jj^4n^ bowel trouble. ..':.. Xhll'f-'trCC'.r|..' ' .-:, , M, ' Slretferi.Onii���"Dr. I*i��c��'�� FuTorite Pr*- jbciru ���rnpoon wm * ��r**t ' help to btw. During <ta-e ��� Protect Bird Sanctuaries ;���: i Dr. R..-M.. Anderson of lhc' rcoloy-. ical. sun-ey has left for the ...-western provinces to complete the examination which he began last year; of-' the sites reserved by tlie:..department; of the interior as propo;cd bird .sanctuaries. Twenty-eight .'of -these-'.", "areas known to be breeding j.laccs-fo'r wild fowl have been, setiside and -'.'.'those which arc found to be f uh Ale it is proposed to det-rji^"'btni: sanctnaries and Jbavc thcia 'ad'.^u*."*"-* tnottcted. ��n erp��et*.dt p��iiM ber��me ��11 nin-dotm, . vrtnk tad B��rrcui aad I mbM not ��M���������� i n��uef*t��d.- I ��l��o mil- j fared *ith bueiuuho- ; 1 ttm * complete irr*rkj ���ad to doirn ��-!; is I bed ���mhta I b��t��a teids^ *F�� rente I^*- trriptxnk,' I ��oco eom- *&i**d te feel Mpencir sad H i����iJr tmwwi m* te fcnBti and tttVK^it. I t��jMAoMrii.y9oA*aifeiftAt. I j B^fcMhky^-Jfn. rime* Jw&rf, mtritfL 'nafkinjr' lucky erand unlucky'one* with: a black one, ?ays .the ���:������ I.pndon Chronicle. ������������... -������'���In. 'ils'icarly..;; 'yov.'th 'Ronic'Va'dopted ilie.' custoii), and altiiou!.;'i' chalk,;, not imlipenoiis, .wr.s'-'chief y:;known; as ttsname; Crrla,.ii!;plies,7 avail; import; from'.r Crete, :;vit:; was generally. used:"for.'...the liiitrkintr of lucky-dn'yE.' Ae'i;'ordi!i'c"..ti>';::"lI.''!racp,-'r,.jl!c'':niirki:Vc' v. a s ilonc x-x\ ci:ai\. 'ior.: ���:h:ck. ..������."���^���.-'���,-.-.-'''-./'-.'-.The---'-New'-.Economy.:;. ���'���-.��� '',^0 you:.sent'-nve'; 5hillings '.for'".--tliat advertised appliance-to keep yourtras biiir do>\n,./;Ayhat;-.d_id.-:,they/;,.send yonrx x ;������'���-���'y'-' "xr "A paper weight.'*���Tit-Bits.' XXx .J )."�����'.: Argentinian Sentenced- fr<->n-.'.-Jvome ��� rrpe.rL ��� 11. r>ol.\ci':i;i-'.lia_:'"p: ���������' a- iiiilitarj- .cv'urt. :i j sed. a -sentence:-of il- itli on f ui Mroio lb .lira nie, an Ars;-, n'tiiiian'. v. h-- j is ntiv,- acting as the m.-m.i^er cf a ;ii��'riii.in pri.pa^.'inda iH'ii-i ;'L^:iey in Ivui no.s Ay:u::. It was charged tliat Beltranie, as an agent of the central po'tyers, had sent inilitary information froni Italy to Switzerland. lie was exrilcd from Italy two years ago, and since then has been Br'iyc, .in. the in.trrcfls oi Gerinanv. Th�� Utile Doctsi- a'waTg rsadr ���r-al'TOTs on hand to relieve fcuf- ���:���-, H>t and bladder troubles, and ���->' ftelp rature pnrify tha blood.X'X-i n�� UW^aal me h. Ckmietl Cfc X ��f *m*U, UmS&L, Tyrone. 1* A man named Dodgin had Lccji appointed foreman in a brickyard,. but ins name ivas rot.known to all the crupioyc?. r,One day v, bile 011 his round he came, across two men sitting in a corner smoking- snd stopped near them. "Who arc you?" asked one of them. "I'm Dodgin',. the new foreman," he replied. "So are we," replied'the.othe, .workers. "Sit devra and have, a smoke,'' brings cheer andxomfort "to many a person who wants his tea or coffee but doesn't drink it because he knows these drinks hurt hirru for Postum B��m in W. N, V. 2234 ���#!\ y w v"1 JJ 8THE LEDGE, GREENWOOD, BRITISH COLUMBIA. :H& LEDGE X y..ar strictly in advance, or $2.50 . not paid for three months. If not A.r until the end of the year it is 53 '������c.-iys ��2.50 a year to the United . in advance. R. T. LOWERY. Editor and Financier' ��� ADVERTISING RATES ..X-Iiiiuuent Co-Owner Notices $25.00 ���It-..: and Oil Notices 700 '.ray Notices 3.00 ������:..'Is of Thanks 1.00 Certificate of Improvement 12.50 -, .'.'here more; than one claim ap- ���:--ars ir notice, $5.00 for each additional claim.) Ail other legal advertising, 12 cents a line first insertion, and 8 cents a line for each subsequent insertion, uonpariel measurement. ELECTION NOTICE. Corporation of the City of Greenwood |- " "��� irr-na as Five Years on Polar Diet l'l'ISI.IO \OTICK is lit-n.-t.j- Kiven to the elector.-: of tlie Miinici|>:ility of the City of Ciroonwoi.il. that I rt'fi'.iirt-tlio prc.sencu of the ��:iul >.loetors in the City Hull iii the City of Oivinnvooil on tho Ijtli day of January, 1!)19, al U o'clock noon, for the pui'iiosi; of electing ijersoii.-i to represent iheiii in the .Municipal Council us Mayor and A Mermen, and far lhe purpose of electiiiir two persons as School Trustees ami two persons as Police Commissioners for Uie Mimicipalitv of the Corporation of the City of Green wood. The mo;!e of iiomiimtion'of candiJiites shall he as follows: The candiihiles shall ho nomiiintoil in writ ins; the writing shall he suhscrilied hy two voters of the municipality as proposer inul seeoiulor, unil.sluill he ilulivei'u'l to the Kotuni- 111K Orlieor at any uuc hetwoen the date of the notice inul -' n.m. of the day of the nomination und in the event of a poll l.einff necessary, such poll will he opened on tlie 16tli day of January A.D. Jul'), l.etwcoii the hours of '.) 11.111. and 7 p.m. ��it thc silid e.'ily Ollice, of which every person is herehy required to take notice and govern himself accordingly. laUAi.ii'iCA'noNS. The persons qualified to he nominated for and eloetcd a" Mnyorof lhe City shall he such persons us are mule Hrilish siihjecfs of tlie full j aire of twenty-one year.-i, and lire [not llisquiili- The bine cross means that I *'1'1' ",ll^'r any law, and have heen fur the six ."' .' ' i mouths next pivecdin',' tlie day of iioiiiiiialion your subscription is due, and the reKlst.ie.l owner, in the Lund Ke^istry thnt the editor would be pleased Wii"', of real property in (he city of the assessed value on the last municipal assessment roll of One Thousand ll.dlars or more; over and ahove any rc'i-ti-ie 1 judh'inent or charge und who aro otherwise duly qualified 113 municipal voters. Tin-persons qualified L. he nomlnatud for and olee'icd us Aldermen, School Trustees and Police Coiuuiissioiiersofsiiid City,shall bo such persons as are British subjects of the full n��e of twenty one years, 1111.1 are not disqualified under any law. n in I have heen for six months next preeediiiK the day of 110111 illation tho registered owner, in the Land Registry Office, of hind or real property in the city of tho aascssed value,on the last Municipal Assessment roll of five hundred dollars or more over und above tiny registered judgement or charge, and who are otherwise duly qualified as municipal voters. Given under my hand at Greenwood this Sis.* day of December, A.D. IMS. to have more money. Tin: turkoj' hung high last week, with ihe goose a good second. Tins week a great many people are busy paving the way to Hades, EunorK is asking for meat. We are willing that it should have our share. All "Arctic explorers before Stefansson always governed their operations by the amount of food taken with them, the general rule to go no further north than half their food supplies would serve for. Stefansson adopted a new plan, that of depending on the natural food supply of the Par North. Because of the loss of the ship Kar- luk, with all its stores, Stefansson and his men were forced to put bhe food theory to a more rigid test than thoy had intended. Indeed, for the greater part of five years they subsisted almost entirely on animals and fish. On their bill of fare were polar bears, seals, reindeer, tfuiak ox, and wolvea. Only one of the party oblected to wolf meat, and that on the ground that it was against the dietary laws in the Book of Deuteronomy; the others declared that the wolf meat was the best food they had. They laughed to scorn tbe idea that tbe Arctic regions are barren, and declared that, in a sense, it is easier to make a living up in the Arctic region than in a place like New York City. Pessimist It is reported that Berlin Bill had nothing but crow for his Christmas dinner. Tiik church will bave to advance In order to hold the interest of the world. Too much moss on the old ideas. B. TAYLOR, Hcturninf? Officor. Two of a Kind Nothing to do but work, Nothing to eat but food, Nothing to wear but clothes To keep one from going nude. Nothing to breathe bnt air, Quick as a flash 'tis gone; Nowhere to fall bnt off, Nowhere to stand but ou. Nothing to comb but hair, Nowhere to sleep but in bed, Nothing to weep but tears, Nothing to bury but dead. Nothing to sing but songs, Ah, well! Alas! Alack! Nowhere to go but out, Nowhere to come but back. Nothing to read but words, Nothing to cast but votes, Nothing to hear but sounds, Nothing to sail but boats. Nothing tc see but sights, Nothing to quench but thirst, Nothing to have but what we've got, Thus through life we are cursed. Nothing to strike but a gait, Everything moves that goes. Nothing at all but conimonsense Can ever withstand these woes. ���Ben King. R. L. DOUGLAS ROOM 18, K. VV. O. BLOCK NELSON, B.C. Optometrist and Graduate Optician, certified by Proyincial Board of Examiners. Cows in Korea Booze Hypocrites The Vancouver Critic say?: "Mr. Fiudlay was named by the executive of the prohibition party, and upon their recommendation he was a appointed. We all know X:\o. results. How many more ; tiro prohibitionists are in Find- "'$ class? '." 7s:ippen to know that during .'.!;���'. prohibition campaign, that ���;������:���ttiiii office of the Yorkshire ..:;:ig, ��� where .certain ' prohibit-' .���;.- were wont to gather that ��� r was drunk and afterwards i-iiiitbr "gathered the bottles, .one night they became so . .-i'u.-tingly sick that the janitor :...���: used to clean the office, and was :"red for refusing. The man took Xii position of jvaitor through :.:.'oe of circumstances. He is a v.-.-'iter aiid a newspaper man and ,��� yi]i-not hesitate .to make, an affidavit as to the truth of the. above '-.-tateinent.'. While all prohibition's do not belong to this class, yet there are many who do,; It. is a matter of dollar and cents with I've Found A" Friend I have found a most wonderful thing. It ie. a friend. Strange! If I had found a million dollar bill, or bad been elected president of the Pawnee railroad, I should have made a feast and invited all the"neighbors'60 come and rejoice.-with me.. .'������.-.Tf I had married a wife there would have been great festivities, giving of presents, drinking of healths and go on in general. If a baby had been born at our bouse we should have celebrated the happy event. But here when I discover the real "pearl of great price"' the rarest and about- the best thing there is, it seems to make no matter. Nevertheless I am secretly elated. Just to meet a man who is genuine, human, liberal minded, sweet sduled, hasn't any narrow cranky notions, is} clean and decent and Gne���and likes roe���nothing crn: parallel my feelings but j *Lt9 lines on ."reading Chapman's ^''ne waU'tpr of. the Bomer: ""in felt" ��� l IICE fikj I C'S-- En soihe neV planet;swings iu^' koafc Corteir-wben Vitfcu eagle7 It is a fuuy thing to see the cows at work in Korea as well as the oxen. When we think of Mooley and Sukey and Mrs. Jersey, it is of the fine milk and butter they will give us. But it is not this wav in Korea. Milk and butter are almost unknown in the native homes of Korea. A Korean might keep a dozen cows, but if you asked him for milk he would look at you in amazement. His cows are to carry great loads of wood or farm products to market, or to haul the big, lumbersome two-wheeled carts or the ungainly log plow. Just thiak of-it! No milk, no butter, no cheese!: Too bad, isn't it? "Yet," writes a medical missionary, "it is doubtless a wise thing for Korea, where no heed is paid to sanitary laws. Milk, being one of the most dangerous mediums for bacteria, it is no.doubt best, after ���all, that the Korean, with" no re-, gard whatever * for tha laws of health, has never learned to use it." Now the doctors are telling us that even scarlet fever is traceable to impure milk, as it contains the very germ���with a long unpronounceable name���that is present in scarlet fever. This is why, they reason, the disease Is almost unknown in sections where raw milk is little ueed, especially in the tropics. A Korean seeing butter used in a missionary home, expressed his loathing. To him it was not only a "disgustible mess,'-' but it was made from calf feed (milk). Neither does tlie Korean eat beef tb any extent. His cows are too nseful as beasts of burden to be 'slaughtered. A missionary, reaching his sta^ tion in one of the interior towns of Korea expressed a desire to purchase a milch cow for the use of his family. ; The Koreans to whom he expressed his desire were amazed, No euch thing had ever been heard of around there, tbey told him. No cow had ever had milk drawn from her udder by human hand. That was the calf'B business. What was more, no cow .wonld put up with it. Undismayed, the missionary proceeded to select a cow with a young calf. '-There's trouble coming to you," the man from whom he purchased told him. The moment the hand of the milker pressed upon the cow's udder, her hiud feet flew into the air. Her feet were then roped, and head and tail were held by the missionary's native helpers; one clinging'to each horn. Finding it inapo=sibIe to get rid of that hatefnl j hand, pulling away at her teats, by either, horn: or "hoof; : she: stood tremblingand bellowing incessantly, every,iuch.of her body.-, an put- ��� his j riged protest against ..the indignity 'Xyi. ���;.-..whieh.-'elie-was compelled.��� to.:sii.b"' :> '������"thotti^ihe :mtssion- '���X'^x. xxxx X' xXxs6xi��yentbe miviiiXxyxX, ^'���K-'^'Hiwer ing coaxing^f a,vsoon bad bi? An American spending his holidays in County Roscommon. Ireland, fell into a conversation with a farmer who waa feeding his hens: "I guess, Pat, you havan'fe as good hens here as we bave in the States? "Perhaps not." said Pat. "I'll tell you," said the Yankee, "about a hen my mother had. She went out one day and ate a feed of corn and returned and laid twelve eggs. She went out fehe next day and ate a feed of corn, and laid 12 more eggs. She went oufe the third day and returned and laid twelve more eggs. She went out tha fourth day and hatched seventy-two chicks out of the thirty-six egge. Now thafe is the kind of hens we have in the States." "Well," said Pat. ' 'I'll tell you about a half-blind hen my mother had. She ate a feed of sawdust, thinking it was oatmeal'; she went to her nest and laid a plank 12 feet long, Again on tbe second day she ate more sawdust, and laid another plank twelve feet long On the third day she ate more sawdust, and laid another twelve foot plank. She sat on the three planks and hatched three kitchen chairs, a sofa, one table, a mahogany chest of drawers. "Now" said Pat, with a twinkle in his eye, ' 'that is the kind of hen we have in Roscommon. Afraid Molly���Pon'fc cry, dear. You must be brave while Jack ib away with the fche army. Remember, the war won't lasfe forever, and then he will return feo yon. Betfey���Y-yes; bufe I'm afraid fehat before he comes back eome other hateful man will marry me. 4�� 4?4* *$* �������� ���i' ���$��� *k 4? 4" 4* *fr+ + 4�� ^ C LOA.T is not a periodic- T'���" al. It is a book con- ��� 1 'at tb-- ."".Pacino.. ��i . "''���' ':"itit^x .-wii-a-sur- iaca"���'���otlier .*i�� -r-on a psa^ of Danen.���;��� ��� T ���Pr. Frank Crane, ������*��� 4 taining 86 illustrations all told, and is filled with sketches and stories of western life. It tells how a gambler: cashed in after the flush days of Sandon; . how it rained in New Den- ^" yer long after Noah was dead; how a parson took a drink at Bear Lake in early days; how justice was dealt in Kaslo in '93; how fehe saloqn man ont" prayed fehe wond^n in Kalamazoo, and graphically depicts the roamings of a western editor among the tender-feet in fehe cent belt. It contains the early history of Nelson and a romance of the Silver King mime.; In ife are ^printed three- western poems, and dozens of articles %oo '"���. nnmerons to mention..: Send for one before ife is too late. The price is 25 cents, postpaid to any part of the world. Address all leisters to **<$_> t����^i ���$�����$�����$��� ���$��� 4* ;��^rieoe��ao.wti*^^Ui+*++-r: I . _. _u^ tthrnaa,��� A*'- ���uU SYNOPSIS OF 'LAND ACT AMENDMENT*" Pre-emption now confined to surre. id lands only. Itecords will lie granted covering only land suitable f>>r agricultural purpoeee and which i.s noii-timlitj' land. Partnership pre-emptions abolished, but parties of not more than four may arrange for adjacent pre-emptions, with Joint residence, but each making necessary Improvements on respective claim*;. Pre-emptors must occupy claims for five years and make improvement* to value of $10 per acre, including clearing and cultivation of at least 6 acres, before receiving Crown Grant. Where pre-emptor in occupation not less than 3 yeans, and has made proportionate improvements, he may, because of ill-health or other cause, be granted Intermediate certificate of improvement and transfer his claim. Records without permanent residence may be issund provided applicant makes improvements to extent of J300 pcr annum and records same each year. Failure to make improvements or record same will operate as forfeiture. Title cannot be obtained on these claims in less than 5 years, with improvements of $10 per acre, including 5 acres cleared and cultivated, and residence of at least 2 years. Pre-emptor holding Crown Grant may record another pre-emption, if he requires land in conjunction with his rarm, without actual occupation, provided statutory improvements made and residence maintained on Crown granted land. Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding iO acres, may be leased as homosites; title to be obtained after fulfilling residential and Improvement conditions. For grazing and industrial purposes, areas exceeding 640 acres may be leased by one person or company. PRE.EMPTORS' FREE GRANTS ACT. The scope of this Aot Is enlarged to Include all persons joining and serving with His Majesty's Forces. The time within which the heirs or deriaees of a. deceased pre-emptor may apply for title under this Act is extended from one year from the death of such person, as formerly, until one year after the conclusion of tha present war. This privilege Is also made retroactive. TOWNSITE PROPERTY ALLOTMENT ACT. Provision is made for the grant to persons holding uncompleted Agreements to Purchase from the Crown of such proportion of the land, lf divisible. aa the payments already made will cover In proportion to the sale prloe of the whole parcel. Two or more persons holding such Agreements may group their Interests and apply for a proportionate allotment Jointly. If lt i�� not considered advisable to divide tbe land Monuments. KOOTENAY GRANITE and MONUMENTAL CO.. LTD. Front St. Hext to City Hall, NELSON P. 0. BOX 865 Satisfaction Guaranteed Estimates Given on all Kinds of Granite and Marble Work MINERAL ACT (FORM D Certificate of Imororeinents. NOTICE "Toney Fractional" Mineral Claim, eituate In tha Grcenvrood Mining Divliiou of Yale District. Where located: Iu Deadwood Camp. TAKE NOTICE that I, Isaac H. Hallett, ����� Ageit for J*me�� Henry Goodeve, Free Mlner'e Certificnte No. C9575B, intend, 60 days from tho date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of the above claim. Aud farther Uke notice that action, ��nder Section 85, must be commenced before the issue of sack Certificate of Improvements. Dated this Jist day of November A. D. 1918. I. H. HALI.ETT. Peace Is Here Everybody will want to celebrate aod unlets you have the Flu you can't do it in the old fashioned way, But we can all celebrate with �� good New Year and anticipating this we will haye^ a ship ment arrive in a few days ot Everything thats good all the trimmings for a good old holiday feed, If an increase in Business of more than Double is a sign of Square Deals and reasonable prices we are all there, Come over and see for yourself. The Myncaster Mercantile Company Hotel Building ... Myncaster, B.C. *&*&&��&��#&&&&��&&&&��&��&��*&( Notice To Delihguent Co-Otrners To W. D. Morton and T. B. Turner, or to any person or peraoni to whom they may hare transferred their interetta in the Gray Rock, Lucky Tim, Little Giant, Black Bear, lulfer *nd Tip Top mineral clafme, situated aloig tha Kettle Valley Railway, in Arlington Camp, Greenwood Mining;DiY��ion. Y��u ar�� hereby notified that I hara expended the imtnjof Six Hundred Dollars, ($1500.), for labor and imnroYetnenta upon the above mentioned mineral claims in order to hold said mineral claims uader the provisions of the Mineral Act,-and if within ninety days alter the date of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expenditure, together with all cost of advertising, your interest in such claims will become the property of the subscriber under section four af an act entitled, "An Act to Amend the Mineral Act, 1900." J. A. BRADLEY, Beaverdell, B.C. Dated this 24th day of October, 19I8. P. BHRNS & CO. 1 CANADA FOOD BOARD LICBKBB NS. US Dealers in Fresh and Salt Meats, Fi*k and Poultry. Shops in ��early all tht " towns of the Boundary aad iLootsiay. COPPER STREET, GREENWOOD, B.C. The only upsto'date Hotel in the interior, in every respect, NOTICE covered by an application for a proportionate allotment, an allotment of Ian' of equal value selected froni avallahl .nd hie locality may be ndit" Crown Janda in the _ . ... made. These allotments are conditional upon payment of all taxes due the Crown or to any municipality. The rights of person} to who persons to whom the purchaser from the Crown has afreed to '& sell are also protected. ��� ��� - ' of La - ���oportlon klnr ape tion for these allotments Is limited to The decision of . janda in respect to the adjustment of a proportionate allotment The time for making- applica ble Minister adjustm is final. AJiy appllo* - will not be the 1st day of May, 1919. Anj tion made after this date wl _ _ considered. These allotments apply te town lots and lands of the CrowA.soI4 For information apply to any^Provin- cial Government Agent or to ���\G. R. NADEN, Deputy Minister of Lands, .Victoria,^. C. Send a $1 to The Ledge and get 10 different copies of^Lowery's Claim. NOTICS is kereVr f tree tint application will te aide to ik* legislative Assesebly of tke Province ef BrltiaU Colaasbla at its next Session on bekalf elf Tka Caecade Water Power * Llrkt Compaar Limited, a Ce��ps��y insor- porata* br tke legislative Aeoemklr of the Province ef Britisk Columbia nader Chap. 51, Slatates of B. C. 1107, for aa Aot to be eatltuled ,vTUe Cascade Water Power * light Company Limited Ast 1WT1, A��tea��meat Act 1918," giving it power to red ace its capital from tisaa to time as it may see lit by veto of a asajority ia raise of the skarakotdsrs yreseat or represented by ���roxy at a aieeting call** for tkat purpose,- and also couflralag tke rednctlea of capital heretofore made by tbe Ceaipaay ea or aboat the ith November, lN7, aa< aloe skaaglag tke tlaseof the koUiag ef tke Compeer's ertlaary General meeting from the tkird Wednesday in Jsly la sack year te tk* tkird Wed=��sday In October la eaek year, or ea sack ether date iu each year as tke Birscters mfty from time to timedetsraiiae epos; aedt alee ossoT7erlar tke Directors of tke Ceiaaeay to make bylaws, CENTRALLY LOCATED ir *fr ���*�� ���������+4"fr 4�� 4p ��� ��� ��� ��fr e fiotelI ilelson, B*C�� First-claw Hot and Cold Water; Steam Heat aod Telepheit ii each room. ROOMS WITH PRIVATK BATH*. CUISINE AND SERVICE THE BEST First Class Cafe and Barber Shop 15 SAMPLE ROOMS Steam Heated; Electris LifbMi. RATES $1.00 per day and ttp; 3ftr��iMML PlM. Bus Meets all Trains and Boats. -��� ������ j-��� . '. ������ 'in ���1���wKUm ��� ��� * raise and nfalatietts t& be observed by all persons nelag tke water, electricity er electrical appllaacee o* eibcr property ef tks compasy; also raise and rognlatieas for maiateaaace of llaacae o* eikcr property ef tks company ralee and rognlatieas for maiatenaace o tke Company's andertaklnjr aad for tka collection of rates far electricity er water sapply and rsnts for electrical lines aad appliascee let for hire, aad for *xing tke time or times wken, aad tbe place er places wkere tke aaose eball be payable, and in ease o( defanlt ef payment to prerlde remedies, for enforcing; tke payment tkereof; aad for sick fartker aad Incidental powers as may bs aeceesarr. Dated at Tleteria, B.C., tkis 9tk day ef December, 1118. BAKKAKD, KOBl*TBOH, HIBTlftXAX * TAIT MWIM t*t tke AppikMt. The Ledge is $2 a year in adrance. Whea not D paid for three months it is $2.50, and when paid at end of year it is $3. ���Economy and Satisfaction |f combined with Promptness M are the features which go to 3 makeup the Service we give f�� our customers. Are you ��1 one of them? .3 1 WE PRINT Letterheads, Noteheads, (Ruled or Plain) Envelopes, Billheads, XyXXi (All Sizes) .\,. Statements, Business Cards, =�� ers, GREENWOOD ers, The Consolidated Mining & Smeltiog C��. of Canada, Limited Offices, Smelting and Refining Department TRAIL, BRITISH COLUMBIA SMELTERS AND REFINERS Purchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper, Load *%md Zim Otm TADANAC BRAND PIG LEAD, BLUESTONS, COFPWR AW�� iPBLTlsl Marat "THAT. - LIME IS BUSY" Do you ever doubt the operator when yon j��t this r��p��rt. Her test of the line called is a very simple matter. Remember it'is easier and quicker for her to complete a call tham to report back^to the person calling. Bach operatorlaenses her unusual reapomibility and ia appreciative of every evidence of conalderatlon accorded ker earnestceffort. BRITISH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE COMPANY, Ltl OOpOOOOOOOO<K>00000000000<M T. THOMAS CLOTHESlCLEAKED {PRESSED AND REPAIRED TAILOR - GREENWOOD ASSAYER E. W. WIDDOWSON, Aasayer and Chemist, Box B1108, Nelson, B. C. Charges:-r^GoId, Silver, Lead or Copper. $1. each. Gold-Silver, (single: assay) ^1.00. Goid-Silyer (duplicate assay) $1.50. Silyer-I/ead $1.50 Silver-Lead- Zinc $3.00. Charges for oth*��r metals etc on application. - PHONE^29 3 ix Job Printing Department g British Columbia has been here a long time so has the B, C. Cigar, Absolutely Guaranteed. Clear Havana Filled, The Cigar that never varies. . *"" �� Have you tried one lately ** WILBH^G&WOLTZ B. C. CIGAR FACTORY VWEW WESTMINSTER, B.C Culamcen Botd PRINCETON, B.C. Om of th* Wrpet k#M�� la thedty. Beemtifal leoti���, flae roewa aed Waty mm\t\. A. O. JOHNSON - PJtOP. PHONE 13 Auto and Horse Stages Leave Greenwood Twice Daily to Meet Spokane and Oroville Train* Autos Per Hir��. The Tlntst Turnouts in-tiit Bound*ry. Light ond heavy Or*ying \~* Palic�� LiTiij ifid Stige ��ftEEBw����oi. i.e. W. JS.. DOOXiTIi^Ba, ?��r. OH a* wept per* fer nl�� The Ledf ��� eftc* Got ran fore ihf ar�� aii g��tt��. at - + #mi-*."=*-'
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The Ledge Jan 2, 1919
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