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Hf6f Zl: 9fiV , ) Legislative Library 4w> Kettle Valley Orchardist 17TI-T YEAK-No 42 GRAND FORKS JS. C, FRIDAY, AUGUST W, 1<HS JBL.00 PER YEAK Isolation Hospital Bills Arc Assumed by the City TV" The mayor's remuneration bylaw and the aldermen's indemnity by law were reconsidered and finally passed. Aid,. Harkness .gave notice that at the next meeting he would ask leave to introduce a bylaw providing for ihe number of aldermen to compose 1 he council MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE VISITS CITY Mayor Acres and Aid. Harkness, McArdle, McCallum, McDonald and Schnitter weiv pieseut at the regular meeting of the oily council on Monday evening. A letter from Mrs G'taw and family expressed appreciation for the marks "of sympathy shown by members ol the council during the recent bereavement of the family. A communication from Winnipeg solicited aid for the starving people of. Serbia. Referred lo. the finance ..committee. Aid. McArdle asked for a three ...months' leave of absence, as he desired to visit sick relatives in the east. Granted. The chairman of the finance committee recommended that the- past month's accounts be paid. Approved. He also stated that there appeared to be some doubt as to whether the city had a right to col- . lect the accounts for treatment from the patients confined in the isolation -hospital, during the smallpox epi demic last winter, and he' wished to have the matter discusst-d by the council. Some correspondence on the subject that had paj-sed b-tween the ciiy .. clerk and ' JS-urisier Stack-pool was read. Mr.Staekpnol expressed the opinion thai the city could not force collection from patients residing in the city,but if any had been broaght in from outside the city the govern meut would be liable for their treatment and maintenance while in the hospital. A letter from J. E Thompson, M.P.P., on this subject, stated that the chances of the government voting.a grant for the maintenance of the hospital were not very good, but if any patients had been brought in from outside the city, the provincial health department had offered to assume the accounts of these per sons...' The members of the council all expressed the opinion that it would be too hazardous a risk to -attempt to force collection of these bills, in view of the nature of the legal advice submitted, and on motion of Aid. Schnitter and McArdle, the council decided to assume the bills. The chairman of the board of works reported that some grading had been done on" the streets in the West end, and that the Bridge street bridge required some repair. One of the abutments was decayed, and supports would probably have to be S'r Robert Borden has promised placed under it if ff was intended to tDe British government that he will transport threshing outfits across it. send 4000 Canadians to Vladivostok- Some more street grading would be,;to assist the Czecho-Slovaks in their done. Some one had appropriated struggle against the central powers, the city's plow. The noxious weeds The Dominion government, in ac March Tolls Washington What a Biy Army Could Do "FOOD ECONOMY IN GREAT BRITAIN. Making potato bread in an English farmhouse by mixing- ''viced" potatoes with Hour. Hon. E, D. Barrow, minister of agriculture; F. R E. DeHart,of trie land settlement commission, and Ben Hoy, horticulturist for the Okanagan district,-were in the city for a short time on Saturday,- The minister was on a tour through the Okanagan valley and the southern part ' of the province, investigating the agricultural conditions. While at Vernon he looked over the. Coldstream ranch, which the land settle ment board has recommended the government to purchase at a price of -3900,000 for returned soldiers. Representative ol* Muni Commission. ^ Many Gamps lions Commission. Visiis YANKEE TROOPS LAND IN SIBERIA Washington-, August 15.���������Tne Twenty-seventh infantry from Man ila is arriving at Vladivostok today, Secretary of War Baker announced this evening. The regiment is com posed of from 12U0 to 1500' regulars and will cooperate with the Czechoslovaks and Japanese in their operations in Siberia. This is the first oflicial announce ment of Americans being in Siberia. William Thonilinson, ore sampler and collector for the Canadian munitions resources commission, noting occurrences of several of . the rarer mineral, especially platinum- bearing ores and placer sands, returned to the city on Saturday night from Franklin camp, where be'spent, last week investigating the prospects, ofthe ores of that di.-tiict containing platinum. Q.ni e a large number of samples, collected from the Mi pie Leaf and a number of other properties In the camp, were shipped to the government assay office iu Vancouver on Monday, and the result of Mr. Thomlinson's investigations will not be known until the returns from these jamples are received. Mr. Thonilinson stated that if it should turn out that the ores of the Maple Leaf contained platinum, there was a good chance of seven or eight other claims in the camp hav jng the same values, as the geologi- mite has been discovered He will return to this city early next week, when it is hoped that, ihe returns from the Fruiklin camp samples may be available. Mr. Thonilinson sent eleven sam pies from the Cascade immiii"-' prop erties to the governn.'-Mi! a-sav official Vancouvi-r. 11 ������������������ simony advici ,- Oiosoecuns to pan all their clirom- samples i'nr platinum, as the lw<. minerals occur m ihe came, kind ol rock. ' W.^liixn'im, August 15���������An American army of 4,000,COO uork ing with the allies in Francp und' r ���������i commander in chief will enable ihe United St.tes. to "uo through ili^Ofrniiin line wherever it pleases," Chief of the American Army Stall' March declared today in hi-* tenii- iiniiiy before the. military commit. t.ee, disclosed in the senate by Senator Chamberlain in reporting the new manpower bill, urging quick action on ihe measure, "It is up to the-United States to win the war, and we can do it," said' March. "If we drag along we will be playing Germany's game, and my opinion unqualifiedly favors young men between eighteen and twenty, usually unmarried, who haven't settled encumbrances, and are better physically. We expect to have all the men affected by the proposed draft change, approximately '2,300,- O0U, in Fr-ince by Juiy, 191U." THE WEATHER Mia. Knowledge Gained From Experience A young ensign, acting as r>ehoo teacher on the battleship T-x������s, asked the question, 'What are the two principal parts of a sentence?" tie expected, of course, to get the answer, "Subject and predicate." The old "salt" who v\as called oh scratched his head in perplexity and at last replied, "Solitary confinement and bread and water " The following is ihe minimum uid maximum temperature for each lay (hiring the past- week, as recorded by the government thermometer on E. F. Laws' ranch: Max. 9 ���������Friday 10���������Saturday ... ! I ���������Sunday I 2���������Monday 13 ���������Tuesday. 14 ��������� Wednesday .. 15 ���������Thursday Am V0 70 65 52 -17 47 53 50 Inches Rainfall.... 1.28 79 76 75 Trie Lrdue complains because onlv one dollar of Grand Forks money has been recognized in Green wood recently. In these days of soaring prices, one dollar is not a vast amount of money, but it is 100 per cent more than the Greenwood money in circulation iu Grand Forks at present. The Herald says that from a finan cial aspect it can not be considered that the recent sale of lands for taxes within the municipality of Penticton was a success. best supply of pure and delicious would be cut in all places where he thought necessary, but owing to the size of the townsite it would be too cordance with the instructions of Sir Robert, has authorized the mo bilization of a special force for ser- expensive to do a thorough job of it vice 'n Siberia with a base at Vladi in all parts of the city. The report vostok. was accepted and the matter of re- r. ,,��������� , ' 7 , .., ��������� , , . . l . Some people have huth in odd pairing the bridge was referred to(numbers, and the favorite number the board of works. lis one. cal formation was the same on all the properties. Mr. Thomlinson has been spending the present week at Cascade looking over the chrome properties. He said that chrome ores were likely to contain platinum values, and he emphasized the importance of prospectors getting their samples tested for pljtinum and other minerals as well as for gold and copper. If the aasayers of the district, he said, are not prepared to make a platinum test, they can obtain the necessuryj equipment from the government. ! xMr. Thomlinson returned to the; city l&ot night from Cascade, and he! left at noon today for Rock Creek, where he will examine some prop-; erties on which it is reported chro dentist ,-upplies on credit The Busy Bee Three hundred billion bees, according to one expert apiarian,made enough honey last year to fill a train of cars long enough to reach from New York to Buffalo. At the low wholesale rate of 10 cents a pound, it was worth ������35,000,000, and if the 700,000 beekeepers of the United Honey improves with age. i tie Slates had worked as industriously 0|,j(.r it jri lnu |jn,.r the fl-ivor. Ex- and skilfully as did the bees the! traded honey is much easier kept weight of the output would have! t|mn coni\)t ttS the latter is liable to been three times as great and thejget coiled and must be kept n tight value ������75,000,000. i\ot only did ! ca8es# the little workers contribute that K. Spraggett, who has charge of food product to the nation, but asj a sawmill near Republic, was iu the they made it they treated it anti city on Tuesday. He left on Wed- seplically with formic acid, thus ]j nesduy for a business trip to Spo- preventing impurities or decay. j kano. ^^ j Bees were unknown to the Indi- Bodies of Americans |anS) and they were brought over to 15c Sent Home from England only a few years after It has been decided by the hng-; the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers. It .ish and American governments jn was more tua" iwo centuries that they will send the bodies of after tuo first while invasion of New American soldiers buried in Fng- England before the modern beukeep- lanrl back to America for interment ing began. The industry of lire after tin; war. present day dates from the inven- The teeth oFtime--Tht^ that the't'O" of the movable frame hive Langstrolh in 1������52. bv mama wmssm THE SOT, GRAND FORKS, B. G. <-r< At V TlT U������������' ������*4++* is still alive, was serving in the neighborhood ������tt������ dtattU JW&S ^UU of Chateau-Thierry during the first three weeks of July. AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER G. A. EVANS, EDITOR AHD PUBLISHER ^ SUBSCRIPTION RATES���������PAYABLE IN ADVANCE I Owing to the success of the hog production campaign in Canada and the United States, "fl'ul conservation efforts of both countries in One Year (in Canada and Great Britain) 81.00 fcj10 consurapti0Il of pOl'k, the Canada food One Year (in the United States) l-������ui. Address all communications to ��������� The Ghand Forks Son, PhonkIOIR Gh.no Fon.es, P, C. . OFFICE:-.. COLUMBIA AVENUE AND LAKE STREET. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1Q, 1.918 The situation on the western front continues to improve. The Huns are still headed in the direction of Germany. The following sentences have been handed down-by the Canadian Press .correspondent at the front: "The Canadian force is wearing the smile that won't come off. The nature of the ground is entirely favorable to such an operation." Ample scope is left "the reader to formulate his own interpretation. board has removed the restrictions applying to public eating places on pork of all kinds, which may now be served at any time by such places operating under a Canada food board license. Net exports of pork from the Domin-. ion have been increased by 125,000,000 pounds per annum, or. 571 per cent over the five year pre-war average. *L Comfortable Convenient Needfu Whether your occupation is one that requires mental or man- .uel work, you need good eyesight. If you can not see objects near to and those in the distance with equal clearness, you - require Kryptok, the invisible bifocals Kryptok Lenses are comfortable and restful to your eyes, . and enable you to read o'r sew and look at distant objects without changing glasses. Consult us about your eye tronbles. A.D.MOREIS0N mESDAZ?^Gm z"\ J When, last winter, Mr. Hoover notified the late Lord Rhondda,the British food controller, that the United States had sent to Europe the last 'of-.its'.'surplus wheat from the 1917 harvest, Lord Rhondda, it is said,, cabled back, "We are beaten; the war is over." But we were not beaten. Agr^at movement for economy, in the use of wheat began, and the States have alrcaaysent to their allies more than 100,000,- 000 bushels of wheat saved by the people through cutting in half their customary con sumption of white 11 our.' That shows how real a part in the war one who ssems to be doing nothing can take. The people of this . continent have saved the day, if .Lord Rhondda' was right, merely by altering their diet. j The German government must wish that it had back the thirty-million-dollar "slush fund" it raised in order to .corrupt American opinion by buying newspapers like the New York Mail. It is hard to see that any results. useful to Germany were obtained by the expenditure, and thirty million dollars would buy a lot of ammunition to be used against the army of a people that could not be fooled. Singer^ Talks The so-called free-fare trip to the Nelson ' Chautauqua is the most expensive journey we have ever seen advertised. For instance, if you want a free ride from Grand Forks to Nelson and return, you must purchase $66 worth of goods in Nelson. If-any person in Nelson will send us $66 for new subscribers" to The Sun, we will gladly furnish him with a round-trip ticket from Nelson to Grand Forks, and, besides, we will guarantee not to laise the price of the paper. The Chautauqua should be put in the circus class- during war times. It is more or less of a fake itself, and a first class pro-j moter of fakes. - . After hearing speeches by Lenin and Trotsky the Moscow Bolsqeviki resolved that the bourgeoisie must be placed under control and mass terror put into practise against them, "mass terror" is a German phrase and a German practise. The Bolsheviki grow more like the'-Huns-every, day.���������Toronto Globe. What Perfect Adjustment Means ������[ If you've ever had the mistortune to own a cheaply constructed sewing machine you'll know what it means to have parts constantly breaking, or the machine refuse to run for some seemingly unaccountable reason." *rSiti������er quality and the perfect.adjustment of every Singer machine save yefsuch discouraging experiences. Every Singer rnna so light and easy as to require practically no effort on your part to do tho "heaviest sewing. ������r iManv women use a Singer who haven't strength enough to operate ordi- nary "machines. The Singer does all the work, runs noiselessly and does not easily get out of order ir Should repairs or new parts, needles, etc., ever be n, e'led there's always a Singer store nearby to save you annoying delays. H- WEBER, Winnipeg Ave., Grand Forks, B. C. THE FOOD SITUATION The following cable has been transmitted to Canada from the food controllers' -conference in London: "Resolved, That while the increased production of the United Slates and Canada- rendered it possible to relax some.of the restric tions which have borne with peculiar hardships upon all our people, yet it is absolutely necessary that rigid economy and elimination of waste in the consumption and handling of foodstuffs, as well as increased production, should be maintained throughout the European allied countries and in North America; that it is only by such economy and elimination of waste that the transportation of the necessary men and supplies from North America to the European front can be accomplished, and slocks of foodstuffs can be built up in North America as an insurance against the ever present clanger of harvest failure, and the possible necessity for huge emergency drafts to Europe; and further, that we can not administer the food problem on the basis of one year's war, and that we must prepare for its long continuance if we are to assure absolute victory." The conference was held- on July 22 and the food controllers of Great Britain, United [States, France and Italy were present. Most encouraging was the report as to ihe success that has been achieved by the efforts'of Canada and the United States to tide over the extremely critical period which set in at the beginning of the present year. Mr. Hoover's soldiers that meed of praise to which they speech has heartened allied Europe and shown are justly entitled. When so much bravery Germany the hopeless prospect she has of ft displayed by all, there should be no jealousy, 'starving.Groat Britain and her allies by her and the paper that accuses an allied' country j submarine frightful n< ss. of too much boastfulness is playing out of j That these encouraging results of past ef- j. j forts do not mean that all danger is removed ��������� | and that every necessity for further effort has At a dinner party in Berlin in the days be- been passed is, however, not to be for one fore the war a German ollicer, by way of male-, moment forgotten. Rigid economy and elimi- ing himself agreeable to an American woman [ nation of waste in all foodstuffs must be con- who sat next him, remarked that the United tinued throughout allied-countries to guard States would never have an army because it against harvest failure and the possibility of would not go to the trouble of making one, having to feed larger military drafts from and that if it did American men would not America to Europe. Increased food produc- h'glit, since they were thoroughly feminized by tion and conservation are still vital to the suc- the women school teachers who taught them cessful prosecution of the war, as the above in their youth, and by the influence of their resolution, passed at the food controllers'con- wives and daughters, to whom they, deferred ference and cablod to the Canada food board so weakly. Let us hope that that officer, if he at Ottawa, emphatically states. Ghristina Lake Pavilion Dancing every Wednesday night during season. Good music, good floor, :;ood roads. Refreshments served. Boats for rent. "In God's name, what are eggs and tea Compared with final victory?" You can not reach The Sun's numerous readers exwpt through its advertising columns. You can rear SI.00. -' 1 The Sun one year fur LAND REGISTRY ACT . Fruit wnTbe scarce this year and jam will be needed badly next winter. If you have a wild berry patch near your place pick all you can, and can all you pick. Jam saves butter. Save sugar from other things and use it for jam making. Don't waste sugar at the fountain. Sugar for sweetening 500,000,000 soda fountain drinks has been sent to the bottom of the sea by submarine. All the allied nations are giving their own IS THE MATTER OFVull that, parcel of bind formerly known us Lots 1.1 unci "> un<l I. "lU'-cklS Map :18, lu'itiff subdivision of part of Lot 700. lironpl, Siniilkiiineen (formerly Osoyuos) Division of Yule Di.-triet: and IN THK MATT UK O F application 1.1705 K: NOTIOli is hereby given that. I >hull at the expiration of one month from the date of the first publication hereof issue a Certificiite of Indefeasible Title in respect of the above mentioned lands, in the name of Hitj^h Allan 'ilnspell, unless iu the meantimo valid objection bo made to mo in writing. '1 he holder of ihe following documents relatinprtosaid land, namely: 1. Deed dated 20th April, 1S9S, Lloyd A. Mauley to Richard McCarrcn. of an undivided ono-luilf interest; 2. Deed dated 1th April, 1899, Richard Mc- Ciirreu to John A. Cairns; is required to deliver tue same to me forthwith. Dated nt ihe Laud Registry Office, Kara- loops, B. C , rh>s 2lst d-iy of June, 1U1S. C-H. HUNHAR. District Kejjit.trar. AND PICTURE FRAMING Furniture Made to Orr'er. Also Repairing of all Kinds. Upholstering Neatly Done R. C. McCUTCHEGN WINNIPEG AVENUE npHE value of well- =printed, neat appearing stationery as a means of getting and holding desirable business has been amply demonstrated. Con- suit us before going elsewhere. Wedding invitations Ball programs Business cards Visiting cards Shipping tags Letterheads Statements Nptelieads Pamphlets Price lists Envelopes Billheads Circulars Dodgers Posters Menus And commercial and - society printing of every description. Let us quote you our prices. New Type Latest Style Faces Columbia Avenue and Liil<c Street TELEPHONE R101 _=^> -UK-atiS SKSHHtSi-l THE SUN, 3RAND FORKS, B. C. i������> I' i' K - I)f 19s J naer 'ii lie n Your telephone' is better than facilities, becaase it brands your answer without a moment's delay. While to telephone is to talk to the party warn ted, it is even better t'ban a l'acc-to-facc conversation, because you have not to go to the person to whom you wish to talk. You simply walk to your telephone, and Central does the l'est. Day or night it is available���������far or near the party wanted may be; it ts all the same to the telephone. i i THE BRITISH EM- ; GENERAL DECREASE BARGO ON APPLES! IN THE APPLE CROl From Dominion Fi'uit Crop Eenort} Latest information concerning tin- JSTo. 3 ���������So inanv inquiries have been ' apple crop us it affcctM ilie C'ruimlian received at this ollicc as to the ' possi- west is contained in the fuiluwiii'' Do bio removal or modification of the em j minion government bu'ietin: bargo on shipments of apples to Great! Nova Scotia���������Decrease of 4o. per Britain, that some definite stratement, cent. Best, varieties (.Jravtfcstuiri, Fal seems necessary. Inquiries on this la.wa.ter, Blenheim and Stark. Scab subject have been prompted . by the j'-row developing. Spraying fairly gen- failure of the fruit crop in England, and the English trade is just as de sii'ous of receiving Canadian fruit as ��������� Canadian shippers are to get it across. The agitation is therefore a double- barreled one n It seems quite certain, however, that there will be no change in the present situation. Explanation's are not necessary Every foot of availab'e steamship space is required for tire transportation of men, munitions and food The Canadian apple, as vvoll as many other articles of food, is ri"t considered essential, ������nd. until shi > ping facilities are in a much more stable condition than .at--present, all efforts to modify the apple einba.rgo must be futile oral. Ontario���������Increase of 25 per cent. Winters generally light, ami early varieties medium Greening. Snow, Mackintosh and Ben Davis are best of laler sorts. Baldwin arid Spy lirjht uvpry whern iSvab prevalent and sprat- ina- not general. British Columbia���������Decrease of \~> per cent. Best varieties Due ht*s������. I APPLE-PRICES ARE SURE TO BE HIGHER -During SYNOPSIS OF .LAND ACT AMENDMENT Pre-emption now confined to surveyed lands'only. Itecords will be granted covering- onlv land Suitable for agricultural purposes and which'is non-timber 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 claims. Prc-emptors must occupy claims for five, years and make improvements to value of $10 per acre, including clearing and cultivation of at least 5 acres, before receiving Crown Grunt. Where pre-emptor in occupation not less than 3 years, and has made proportionate improvements, he may, because of ill-health or other cause, be granted intermediate certificate of improvement and transfer his claim. Records without permanent residence may be issued provided applicant makes j Improvements to extent of $300 per annum and records same each year. Faii- B. C. Market Bulletin the past three weeks the apple pros D3Cts for 19.16 have been seriously ! ure to make improvements" or record r - ��������� I salne wl11 operate as forfeiture. Title canvassed, especially from a market cannot be obtained c.n these claims in 1 I less than 5 years, with improvements of i lg Standpoint The concensus of! ?10 ������er acre, including 5 acres cleared ������ l and cultivated, and residence of at Opinion among jobbers is that owing least 2 years r ������ J " Pre-emptor holding Crown Grant may to the crop shortage, the high price of i record another pre-emptic r ������ ' ������ r ��������� quires land in conjunct!' tion, tion if he re- with his boxes, freight and labor, prices will fl!''m- without actual occupation pro- ' ������ ' r j vided statutory improvements made and be high. Some advance sales made do i residence maintained on Crown granted ������ ' land. Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20 acres, may be leased as hnmesitcs: title to be obtained after fulfilling: residential and improvement conditions. For grazing and industrial purposes, areas exceeding G-10 acres may be leased by one person or company. PRE-EMPTORS' FREE GRANTS ACT. Tho scope of tills Act is enlarged to include all persons joining and serving with Mis Majesty's Forces. The lime within which th������������ heirs or devisees of a deceased pro-omptor may apply for title under this Act is extended from one year from the deatli of such person, as formerly, until one year sifter the conclusion of the 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 tho land, if divisible, as the payments not justify-this opinion. Jobbers are to prone to estiinite values on the; ruinous prices of two or three years j ago, when most growers had decided' to root up their orchards and quit if, better prices were trot obtainable. j If consumers will take the trouble' to estimate the value of the apple from its food value alone (outside of the luxury), they will find them the cheap ; est food offering today. Reports are in our hands of advance sales.of apples as follows: !VT.,,.l-;���������fo..l, M,.,l V.. l f .��������� . &���������-> .-a ' nH ,,le Payments already made will Mackintosh Ked, JNo. 1. iroui frl/oV ; cover in proportion to the sale price of . ������.n I7J- i ��������� -r ., . . ,1 the whole parcel. Two or more persons to l?2. 10 per box. Ill this class also; holding such Agreements may group ��������� ��������� (.1 . a t\ i- ��������� vr I their interests and applv for a propor- comos the bpy, Delicious, Newtons, ! tionate allotment jointly, if it is not a u��������� ii;' , ] ��������� .��������� ��������� j considered advisable to divide the land bpitz, Winesaps, and owing to their covered by an application for a propor- ��������� ���������. .i ��������� r ��������� ,i ��������� T, ii. I tionate allotment, an allotment of land scarcity, the Jonathans, Homes, V\ ag- \ of'equal value selected from available .,���������.... w. ��������� n ��������� > .������ ��������� i Crown lands in tho locality mav be ners, Kings, Omme.sf etc , are opening made. Those allotments are conditional .. ��������� ,. i ������, >���������- ������������������>, ,1 upon payment of all taxes due tho at approximately b I. 10 Ihe spread: Crown or to any municipality. The i,���������t,���������u������������������ fi,��������� xt, | xt , o , . i v, oi rights of persons to whom the pur- betueen tlie JNo. 1, JNo. 2 and Pso 6 chaser from the Crown has agreed to sell are also protected. Tho decision of the Minister of Lands In respect to tho adjustment of a proportionate allotment is final. The time for making application for these allotments is limited to the 1st clay of May. 1919. Any application made after this date will not bo considered. These allotments apply to town lots and lands of the Crown sold at public auction. For Information apply to any Provincial Government Agent or to G. H. NADICN, Deputy An ulster of Lands, Victoria. U. G in the latter class will be 15c, while the former will vary considerably. j Transcendent crabs will open at ���������$1'.4(J and liyslopsut 81.75. I Early apples, orchard run, in crates, j are quoted at $1.(55. These prices are fo.b. Okanagan valley points. ' Check for tlie Savant The iamous English arch too legist a id 'naturalist, Sir , John Lubbock', was once overseeing the labor ' of a countryman who was working for him. in a field. Sir.John, always ready to improve the minds of those in need of enlightenment, pointed to a heap of stones and asked, "Do you know how those stones were made'?" "Why, -sir, I spect they grower!, ^ame as ' taters," was the man's?���������reply', "Well," rejoined Lubbock,'<'if,th'-y 'ay there for fifty years, they would not get any bigger." <��������� "No, sir," said the rustic,'in ccui-.- thev wouldn't��������� same as 'later* TtiIm- taters stop growiu out. of tlie tiio unci. il It-V "SOLD OUT". No more oleomargarine'today. I'ood supplies in Croat Britain are a ton of sapphires will be used tins often so short that even the weekly allowance of four ' . , , , - . . ��������� , ������������������ . ? ���������.-������������������ ��������� ��������� a . ��������� ��������� u, year in an American factory where ounces oi margarine is postponed". ��������� . v (the jeweled bearings of electric meters ~ ; are made. Wealthy and Mackintosh. Jonathan j Yakima Valley, Wash.���������There has j and other winter varieties light, been little change since our last report As a means of nreventin" thefts of yh'ght scab. j was published. Jonatlpins are only au'omobiles some owners are now~ Idaho���������The crop will probably not aboui '10 per cent of a normal crop, |Kl.ving their names engraved on the exceed -20 per cent of last -year, when and not suflicienf to meet the demand, wind shield. .3500 cars were shipped. This will Bartlett pears will he moving heavily' * ;.' greatly.reduce the quantity of Jona- lirst week in August. Klbm-Ui peaches . Jib printinK Hl The gun o(n,.fJ |U tharis in the northwest, as it is the are about half a nor.nal crop, and will ,m,cijca||y t|ic"sam������ prices as befo'ie principal variety, grown in this state, start to move about Aug-ist. 20. tlie big war started. I! 1 CANADA. GEORGE the FIFTH, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of .'.;... Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, KING, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. To all to whom these presents shall come or whom the same may in anv wise concern,���������GREETING : A Proclamation_ of conditionr.l amnesty respecting men belonging to ' Class 1 under'the Military Service Act, 1917, who-have disobeyed out Proclamation'of 13th October, 1917, or their orders to n port for duty, or are deserters or absent without leave; fro.n tIiel:Gr.ii������idiari Expeditionary Force. E. L. NEWCOMB <;. L,. JNEWUOMhJli;, i Doputy Minister of Justice 1" l.'aiiiida. ) WHEREAS considerable numbers of men belonging to Class I under our Military Service Act, 1917, called out on active service in our Canadian Expeditionary Force for > the defence of Canada under Our Proclamation of 13th October, 1917, although they have thus become by law soldiers enlisted in the Military Service of Canada, Have failed to report for duty as lawfully required of them under the said Military Service Act and the regulations thereunder, including the Order in Council duly passed on April 20 last, _- ������ Or have deserted. Or absented themselves without leave from our Canadian Expeditionary Force, And it is represented that the very serious and unfortunate situation in which these men find themselves is due in many cases to the fact^that, notwithstanding the information and warning contained in Our Proclamation aforesaid, they have misunderstood their duty or obligation, or have been misled by the advice of ill-disposed, disloyal or seditious persons. AND WHEREAS we desire, if possible, to avoid the infliction of the heavy penalties which the law imposes for the offences of which these soldiers have' thus been guilty, and to afford them an opportunity within a limited time to report and make their services available in Our Canadian Expeditionary Force as is by law t their bounden duty, and as is necessary for the defence of Our Dominion of Canada. NOW KNOW YE that we in the exercise of Our powers, and of Our good will and pleasure in that behalf, do hereby proclaim and declare and cause to be published and made known THAT THE PENALTIES OF THE LAW' WILL NOT BE IMPOSED OR EXACTED as against the men who belong to Class 1 under Our Military Service Act, 1917, and who have disobeyed Our Proclamation aforesaid ; or who have received notice from any of Our registrars or deputy registrars to report for duty on a clay now past and have failed so to report ; or who, having reported and obtained leave of absence, have failed to report at the expiry of their leave, or have become deserters from Our Expeditionary Force, PROVIDED THEY REPORT FOR DUTY ON OR BEFORE THE TWENTY FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST 1918. AND WE DO HEREBY STRICT!.Y WARN AND SOLEMNLY IMPHE3S UPON ALL SUCH MEN, and as'we'.i chost who employ, ha: hour, conceal or ;-.ssis~ them in their disobe iuace, that, if they persist ir their failure to report, absence or dese:tio". until the expiry of the last mentio-ed .''::r- they will be pursued and punished with ail u-;. rigour and severity of the law, SUE jECT TO THE JUDGMENT OF OUR COURTS MARTIAL WHICH WILL PE CONVENED TO TRY SUCH CASES or other competent tribunals: and also that those who employ, harbour, conceal or assist such men will be held stiictly accountable as offenders and subject to the pains, penalties and forfeitures in that behalf by law provided for their said offence. n Provided hov/ever that nothing contained in this Our Proclamation is intended to reiease the men aforesaid from their obligation to report for duty as soon as possible or to gr; nt them immunity from arrest or detention in the meantime for the purpose of compePin^ the:n to perform their military duty; Our intention being merely to forego or remit the peniiitic? heretofore incurred for failure to repe t absence without leave or desertion incurred by those men of the description aforcsaic who shall be in the proper discharge of their military duties on or before the said twenty-fourth day- of August, 1918. Of all of which Our loving subjects and all others whom these presents may concern are hereby required to take notice and r/ovcrn themselves accordingly. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Wc h;ive caused thest Our Letters to be rruide Patent, and the Gent Stvi of Cana'la to he horeunto affixed Vv'i'.nc'b: On- Right Trusty and Right Entirely Be- oved Cousin and Counsellor, Victor Christian Wil'.ijrn, Duke of Devonshire, Marquess of Hartirif;ton, Ear! ol Devonshire, Earl of BurliriRton, E.iFon Cuvcnds! of Hardwicke, Baron Cavendish ol Krif;hley Knight of Our Most Noble Order of the Garlcr One of Our Most Honourable Privy Council Knight Grand Cross of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George; Kniijhi Grand Cross of Our Royal Victorian Order, Gov ernor General and Commander-in-Chiei of Ou- Dominion of Canada. At Our Government House, in Our City of OTTAWA this FIRST day of AUGUST, in the year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and eighteen. an.! in the ninth year of Our Reign By Command, *&*>*<v>i^4s$tuJLje,t ^= 7 Under-Secretary of State J THE SUN. GRAND FORKS, B. C. Of all present-day Sewing Machines. Why buy* a machine at which you have to sit in an awkward position, when you may just as well have one with which it is a pleasure to sew? The White Rotary Sit-Strateisjust the machine you want. Sold on easy monthly payments b^) cTVliller {$>. Gardner Complete Home Furnishers Vancouver island where the Granby has its coal mine. . DON'T HESITATE! PHONE 101R FORFINE'PRINTING orable discharge and returned to the city from Trail last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. E A. Mann visited Nelson on Tuesday. W. S. Jones, of the Granby com pany at Anyox, is spending his vji __ cation in this city W. S. Phillips hud leased two of his chrome claims at Cascade to the Stewart-Calvert company. Geo. E. Massie left on Monday for atrip to Princeton and the coast cities. News of the City All boys who are in the gropher The latest reports from the ranch- ki]VlnR compelion are requested to ere of the valley'appear to indicate turn *jn the balance of gopher tails that the late rains improved the that they may have, as the competi- grain crop prospects quite materi- don closeg the iast of August, and ally, and that the yield will be they mug(. a��������� ,,_ -n by [hen> when heavier than was anticipated tnne th__ wi,, be counted and the prize or four weeks ago. ' winners announced. [^{i William Haninoff on Friday last I was lined 810 and costs for- an infraction of the inspection and sales act, ' the offense consisting of shipping Iwenty-four boxes of apples to Phoenix without marking grade, variety and packer's name on the box as required by law The case was tried by Mayor Acres, the information being laid by VV. J. Cook, Dominion fruit marks inspector. Dr. Kingston returned from Vancouver on Saturday, bring accompanied by his young daughter, who had the misfortune to fall on a rusty rake at the coast few weeks ago and contract blood poisoning. She has now entirely recovered from the ef fects of the accident. 9 "Quality Jewellers'% We carry a complete line of Jewellery,Silverware, Watches and Clocks. Cultivate the habit of vising our store frequently. A cordial welcome awaits you, and we will cheerfully show and explain the merits of whatever may interest you. Fine-Watch Repairing a Specialty. "1 9 . Bridge Street, - Next Door B. C. Telephone Office V Serbian was fined'$25 in this city last week for being an idler. The fine should go to the man who has to do two men's work. Will Irvine and Noble Rinns and ladies are making an auto trip from Trail to Vernon and other points. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w H Do(:k,teader resigned from Bucban, of Lynch Creek, was thf; proviuciHl p���������,ice fl)rce" on the brought to the hospital on Wednes- 5th .inHti> fU)d he has m0VK] frnm day, suffering : from an attack of Midway ln Gre. nwnorl. He was o tevel- ______ ' police officer for nearly twenty Dan Matheson, who is in charge years. of the work at the Rock Candy .. t- " i I he people who were most plenper] group, came down horn Lynch Creek on Wednesday. He says that the property is looking fii e and that the company could use more men if they were available. with the performance of the IW- tomans at. the Empress on Wednesday night were tho.-e who remained away from the theater. J.L. Meikle and daughter Mil- f The Unien mine in Franklin camp dred, who have bean spending a has shipped KSO tons of ore to the couple of weeks' vacation up in the Granby smelter this summer. North Fork country, returned yes-1 ' ��������� , .��������� , - , ��������� rP -, " l John Pierre, the oldest employee terday to their home in frail. j ' . . ' J i of the Granby in Phoenix, has James McArdle and son Kenneth ' moved ���������t0 Cassidy, the town on leit yesterday for Huntington, Que. They expect to be absent about three months. Mr. McArdle was called to bis old home in the . east j owing to the serious illness of his' One of the finest homes only living sister^ hl Grand Forks. Lots 84 Judge Cochrane and W. S. Jones! x 125 ft.; 30 fruit trees, caught a coup e of 4-pound trout in ; etc. Christina lake on Sunday. There are ! . ' only few more of the same size left j7or terms and conditions in the lake. - I , , j apply to ! J. T. Stafford, who has been in the home defence military seavice: for three years, has received an hon-1 rane Grand Forks, B. C. Make your 'money go further. Saves car fare and slme leather. Costs very little for upkeep. Gets yrm. to work feeling (ine. Lets you slip home for a hot dinner, instead of a cold lunch. Cycling is easy and pleasant when you ride a Cleveland Bicycle, the wheel that runs smoothly and easily year after year. Look for the name-plate Cleveland. Let me explain to you my easy sale plan on terms. First class repair work done also in Blacksmithirig, Brazing, Aluminum Soldering Oxy-Aeelylene Welding, Woodwork, etc. Open on Saturday Evenings Till 10 ������'Clock Opposite Grand Forks Garage and City Hall Always a full line of Accessories, Tires and repair parts on hand for bicycles, motor cycles and black- smithing. John Simpson, ex chief of provincial police in the Boundary district, is checking lumber for the. Canada Copper company at the millsite.near Princeton. FT. R. Plommer has been ap pointed purchasing agppt for the Canada Copper company. He has moved from Copper- mountain to the millsite, four miles from Prince ton. Rve whiskey is said fn be s������llina for So per bottle in Princeton and 870 p������r cape in Spokane. In Grand it has disappeared from the market. We use nothing stronger than cider h^re. S R Walker has moved to Eholt PURE MOUNTAIN HONEY FOR SALE In glass jars, 1 lb net, 40c; or 4 lb. pails, SI.30. Comb honey, 50c per section. C. C. HEAVEN, Phone F134 Christina Lake Pavilion Dancing every Wednesday night during season. Good music, good floor, good roads. -Refreshments served. Boats for rent. ,.*......>.^..������...~...a.i......C"������"0".".������....������..���������**.. "."������"...a.������a 1 Hurrah! How's This j. : Cincinnati authority says corns | dry up and lift out ��������� with fingers. T .s.; Hospital records shovr that every time you cut a corn you invite lockjaw or blood poison, which Is needless, says a Cincinnati authority, who tells you that a quarter ounce of a drug called freezone can be obtained at little cost from the drug stora but is sufficient to rid one's feet of every hard or soft corn or callus. You simply apply a few drops of freezone on a tender, aching corn and soreness is instantly relieved. Shortly the entire corn can be lifted out, root and all, without pain. ' This drug is sticky but dries at once and is claimed to just shrivel up any corn without inflaming or even irrigating the surrounding tissue or skin. If your wife wears high heels she: yfill be glad to know of this. New Management Dad O'lell, who has been driving trie baggage wagon for Vant Bros., has rented the Province Hotel Bar Where he will serve all kinds of cool, refreshing temperance drinks and the choicest brands of cigars. When you are hot and in need of cooling off, call and see me. Also.pool and billiard pallor in connection. Look for the Biggest Brick Block on Bridge Street You will alvvays find me "At Home." GIRLS! LEMON JUICE IS A SKIN WHITENER How to make a creamy beauty lotion for a few cents. The juice of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin lieautificr at about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, sallowness and tan and is the ideal skin softener, whitener and beautificr. ���������Just try it! Get three ounces of orchard white at any drug store and two lemons from the grocer and make rrp a-quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon "lotion and massage it daily into the face, neck, arms and hands. Yale Barber Shop Razor Honing a Specialty" Wise wives won't waste. BOOT REPAIRING TA.KK your repairs to Armson, sboo rn pairor. The Hub. I.ool' for the Bit* liool. SAFETY FIRST When you are in the Boundary Country stay at the Hotel Province GRAND FORKS, B.C. A new brick and marble building, strictly fireproof, with iron fire escapes and 200 feet of 2 inch hose. Hot and cold water; bath on each floor; 52 bed rooms, barber shop, pool and billiard rooms and sample rooms all under the same roof. We cater to tourist trade. P, C.'PETERSOI GENERAL TRANSFER BUSINESS AND DEALER IN AND I OFFICE AT R. PETRIE'S STORE P. A. Z. PARE, Proprietor Yale Hotel,' First Street AT YOUR SERVICE Modern Rigs and Good Horses at All Hours at the odel Livery Barn ML H. Burns, Prop. Phone 68 s JeconcI Street HANSEN & GO CITY BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER FOR SALE Ol'l'K El F. Downey's Cigar Store TKr.ici'ilONi:s: omen. Iii.fi ffpqt StPPPt ; cri*nrjwjiii_iiui .'.unm.jmuixi J . :���������*."��������� IMPERIALS PARLORS BRIDGE STREET WE SELL Fresfi Tobaccos All Leading Brands of Cigars Soft .Drinks PHONE 64 W. J. Meagher, Prop, i������i������Mim4i������������miwuitMMW!
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« PRESIDENT OBAMA | Home | The Diminishment of Dreams, Or, Hope Really Is Audacious »
November 6, 2008
Since Halloween
Friday I celebrated Halloween by going door to door--not asking for candy, but doing GOTV stuff for Obama. I didn't knock on the doors of strangers; I told campaign people that I would never do that again in this lifetime, having already fulfilled my quota of door-knocking for the Mormon church. Nor would I do phone banks. Instead I did stuff like data entry or hanging those little thingies on door knobs, reminding people to VOTE on November 4. Oh, and I also brooded about the upcoming election.
Saturday I felt like crap and tried to fight off a cold, and brooded about the upcoming election.
Sunday I cleaned my home really, really thoroughly, first of all for something to do. Also so that if the election went well, my happiness would be increased by the pleasure I always feel waking up in a clean house, and so that if it went badly, I could just sulk and not have to deal with housework. Then I brooded about the upcoming election.
Monday I tried to be upbeat. I wore an outfit I really like, hung out in cool places, planned a nice meal, bought booze. I worked hard at projects that needed hard work. Then I brooded about the upcoming election.
I had cleared Tuesday entirely. The only three things I had to do were A) vote and B) brood about the election until the votes were reported, and C) watch the results.
Voting was not as difficult as I feared. I didn't vote early because I like going to the polls on election day. I was able to walk to my polling place. There was no line. None. There were eight voting machines and people at four of them. My wait time to vote was 0 minutes. I voted, walked out of the church (my polling place is often a church) and kept walking, to get my blood moving and to kill time.
Tuesday night I switched between various web sites. I watched states turn red or blue. I opened a bottle of wine. There was that moment, after Ohio was called for Obama but before California came in, when I did the math like everyone else and realized Obama was going to win.
I burst into tears and I cried on and off for the rest of the night. I cried for the same reasons so many others cried: joy, astonishment, gratitude, hope, fatigue, relief. Emphasis on astonishment and fatigue. I mean, I knew I felt joy and hope, but they were muted by the huge strain of waiting for the election.
I toasted the president elect and his family. I toasted myself. I toasted everyone who made this possible. I went to bed eventually. I slept fitfully. I woke up with a hangover.
Wednesday I did the minimum I could get away with in terms of professional and social obligations. I read accounts and analyses of how Obama won, how the world reacted, what his presidency would mean.
I felt OK. I felt better than I would have if McCain had won, but I didn't feel great. I still felt a lot of astonishment and fatigue.
And then, in the evening, something happened. I finally laughed.
A good part of it was reading about how McCain staff said Palin's shopping addiction was worse than was reported before the election, and that REPUBLICANS lamented "Wasilla hillbillies looting Neiman Marcus from coast to coast." Or watching video on Fox News informing us that Palin didn't know Africa is a continent, and threw temper tantrums that reduced her staff to tears when she got bad press.
This is who the Republicans chose to lead them, and us?
I laughed because it was so ridiculous. A new bar has been set in the theatre of the absurd. I thought it was bad enough that the Republicans stuck us with a president as stupid and incurious as George Bush, but he was no comparison for Sarah Palin in the contest for stupidest person ever to run for office in the American presidency.
I laughed out of schadenfreude. Who hasn't? Bill Kristol, Pat Buchanan, John McCain, certain members of my social circle, all these people who vaunted Palin as a legitimate candidate: their credibility has been profoundly damaged. And Sarah P herself had to return the clothes and go home.
I laughed the nervous, anxious laughter that bursts forth when you realize you've missed a bullet. Except that we didn't miss a bullet. We missed an entire artillery assault.
I laughed because I could. I laughed because laughing finally helped dissipate the tension in my gut. I laughed because it felt good, and it helped me feel the other things that made me cry: joy, astonishment, gratitude, hope.
At a time when it really counted and we knew it, we did the right thing.
Posted by holly at November 6, 2008 11:36 AM
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"I felt better than I would have if McCain had won"
Wow, is that the understatement of the year. If McCain had won, I don't think I could have gotten out of bed for a week.
I saw the stuff about Africa and wardrobes and crying staff. Just when you thought the Republican party couldn't set the bar any lower. Amazing.
Something funny happened here in England after the election. People kept congratulating me. I did vote; it was the least I could do. In return, I suspended my cynicism for one whole day. I even did the same little dance I did when Pinochet died to celebrate the ousting of those cruel and violent sociopaths from the White House.
I've started following Obama's naming of his cabinet and I'm keeping a wary eye on things that the incumbents might do to box Obama into some bad places before he can take office, such as another war (with Syria? Iran?), or beginning to drill for oil in Utah's national parks, or further gifts to investment bankers that will put the government deeper in debt. Paul Krugman had a pretty good editorial in the New York Times urging Obama to be audacious -- the audacity of hope should be more than the title of a book, really -- and not to let those close to him box him in, either. It won't hurt for his constituents to remind him for the next four years, vocally and regularly, why they voted for him in the first place.
Yeah, I was amazed by the revelation that she didn't know Africa was a continent and not just a country. Then I was almost more amazed when that commentator (was that Bill O'Reilly?) was saying essentially that such ignorance is no biggie since she could easily be briefed on geography and on the basic functioning of the U.S. governement...
I'm glad you got to laugh. I wondered up until I heard the declaration just how things would go. Bush got two terms and that shocked the hell out of me so I'm relieved and ready to laugh again too! And I ain't even American! I do know quite a bit more than Sarah I think though.
I got coffee and planned to stay up all night waiting for the results. I was pretty surprised when they called it at 11 - surprised in a GREAT way. I was ECSTATIC...for about 5 seconds. And then the results for prop 8 started coming in. I ended up staying up all night watching those results, and it's really dampened my happiness about Obama. Every time I start to get really excited about Obama, I remember prop 8 and I want to cry. Since my family and most of my good friends are Mormon I'd really made an effort to not harbor any animosity for the church. Well, that's out th window. While I know a lot of good Mormons, I officially think that religion is a cancer to humanity.
But, um, YAY FOR OBAMA!
Didn't mean to bring the mood down.
I was THRILLED about the presidential election results, and went to sleep after his speech. But on Tuesday when I read about Florida, Arizona, California and Arkansas (unmarried people are no longer allowed to adopt or foster children), my mood plummeted pretty quickly. It disgusts me that people voted to TAKE AWAY the rights of others. First of all, our society needs to move beyond the idea that everyone's ultimate goal needs to be marriage, but until they do, they cannot take away the ability to get married. If that's the only way that a loving relationship can be legitimate in the eyes of half the country, and in many ways, the government, then it should not be taken away. Loving someone and wanting that to be recognized is not something that can be legislated.
Hi John GW--you're right; that was quite an understatement, so much so that I had to write another entry explaining why I would say such a thing.
Spike, like you, I think hope should be truly audacious--that's something else I've addressed in my new entry. And I am also following Obama's appointments and so forth, though more with cautious optimism than real hope.
Hi CL--I was likewise shocked by O'Reilly shrugging off her ignorance.
Dale, I think we should all be glad that Bush is gone. He did enough damage in the whole world that we should all do a little victory dance now that he's leaving.
Rebecca and Kristin, you're both completely right about the Prop 8 stuff: Mormonism has become a cancer, and humanity should move beyond the idea that we all need to get married, but until we achieve that, we need gay marriage. I'll have more to say about Prop 8 soon, but I'm still trying to process the national election before I move to state stuff. So far the only thing I've managed to write about Prop 8 is this little preliminary thing on my fake blog. But I will address it more fully, I promise.

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Driver Seriously Injured in Fiery One-Car Crash
He was traveling at a high rate of speed and drove the wrong-way for a short distance before the crash, FHP troopers said. Alcohol was not a factor in the crash.
HERNANDO COUNTY – A Spring Hill man was seriously injured Thursday (Nov. 29) when his car burst into flames after it crashed, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Andrew Edward Biggart, 42, of Spring Hill, was taken to Tampa General Hospital in critical condition. He remained in serious condition this afternoon (Nov. 30). Troopers said the crash was not alcohol related.
The crash happened about 5 p.m. at 4163 Shoal Line Blvd. in Hernando County.
Troopers said Biggart was driving a 2008 ford Edge north on Shoal Line Boulevard at a "high rate of speed, passing several other vehicles before then traveling northbound in the southbound lanes briefly."
The Ford left the road, traveled onto the west shoulder where it hit a mailbox. The Ford continued until it collided with a fence and then a tree. The car rotated to final rest on the west shoulder and became engulfed in flames.
Photos courtesy of the Florida Highway Patrol.
Florida Highway Patrol | Traffic Crash | Shoal Line Boulevard Crash | Tampabay News
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332 Forest Point Loop, Labelle, Nova Scotia
Sales Representative
RE/MAX South Shore Realty (1989) Ltd., Brokerage
Cell: 902-529-0514
Tel: 902-543-8882
$112,500 - For Sale
What a wonderful, tranquil property located in coveted cottage country, Labelle, Nova Scotia. Enjoy the best of private country living in this quaint 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage or move-in ready year round home, with an easy commute to Bridgewater. This wonderful home has been totally renovated and updated from top to bottom. The open concept kitchen features cathedral ceilings, all new solid pine kitchen cabinets, new counter tops and back splash. There is a huge master bedroom and a second bedroom on the main level, with additional space in the loft upstairs for 2 more bedrooms. You will surely enjoy sitting in the living room with the cozy wood stove, looking out the large windows at all of the wildlife. Set in a beautiful park-like clearing, the property also features a workshop, a wood shed, a large deck on the front and another deck outside the master bedroom. There is also storage space underneath the home, a perfect spot for your canoe, toys or lawn equipment. Just a ten minute walk down the road, you will find public access to Ponhook Lake where you can enjoy swimming, boating and all types of water sports. This is your opportunity to enjoy your best life with family and friends. Don't hesitate to make an appointment to view this beautiful property!
- Property Address:332 Forest Point Loop, Labelle, Nova Scotia
- Property Type:Residential
- Price Per SqFT:$103.97
- Lot Size:2.08 acres
- Acreage:1.0 - 2.99 Acres
- Sewage Type:Septic
- Water Type:Dug Well, Well
- Driveway:Gravel,Single
- Structure Type:Single Family
- Structure Style:1 1/2 Storey, Detached
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Carr rules out Queen Anne bid with stable star Sovereign Debt
Although Alpha Centauri and Magical Memory are likely to be on show at Royal Ascot, one grey who will not be heading to Berkshire this month is Sovereign Debt, with trainer Ruth Carr ruling out a tilt at the Group 1 Queen Anne Stakes.
The Lady O'Reilly-owned eight year old continued his remarkable run of form since joining Carr from David Nicholls with victory in the Group 3 Investec Diomed Stakes at Epsom on Derby day, taking the horse's career earnings to over £750,000.
Carr, who described the £50,000 required to supplement the three-time Group-race winner in the Queen Anne or Sussex Stakes as "a lot of money and I'm a Yorkshirewoman" on Saturday, will instead aim Sovereign Debt at Group 2 and Group 3 events.
The Group 2 Doom Bar Celebration Mile at Goodwood and Group 3 Betfred Mobile Strensall Stakes at York – both on August 26 – are among the targets for later in the season.
Carr said: "We've decided we're not going to go to Royal Ascot. We're going to give that a miss and keep chipping away at the Group 2s and Group 3s – he's capable at that level and we want to keep his confidence high.
"He might just be a better horse round a bend than on a straight track at Ascot and there are plenty of other races to look at."
For all it has been a fine training performance from Carr, the contribution of James Sullivan, who has won all three starts aboard Sovereign Debt this campaign, cannot be underestimated.
Carr said on At The Races: "Jimmy is getting a really good tune out of him. He didn't seem to get too much credit for his ride at Epsom but I thought it was a fantastic ride for someone who hasn't ridden around there that much. He went out there with a definite plan and it worked out perfectly.
"It was a brilliant day and why we work day in day out – it was what we dream of. I keep preparing myself as one day we're going to go racing with him and be disappointed but at the moment we're enjoying what we've got. He seems to be in the form of his life. He's got a real will to win – he lowers his head and means business."


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