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-/* :/.-. '--*/��������� y ������* ��������� /*> /? "���������a: ������������������".*'-. V'^-^' s&'^s -*;/��������� ���������-/fr^'- **v ���������<-- -^*<^ -,<r N * ���������*-���������*��������� c* ��������� > v** a J*' ���������,- r^- - h --.Sy-jz, ' .yy-. -k. ,/^- '=V ��������� ��������� -������������������ ;. ���������- J'A'^-.->.*:''>,r; :^ "*-// ��������� ��������� y. *\ .- ������������������ ��������������������������� - vy***-^ %*���������:-.'*��������� 'VAT ;*������ *i. * ���������**---. s. ,, * - fa ���������-. . *- ��������� s;t,*:?.'-- ~& '.A--* - - **'- . \.- *-���������*,������������������ - ��������� ��������� ^ \ . -r< ������* ; ^5; y - -��������� ��������� A -Journal Devoted especially, to theInterest* b* Comox DlatHcU The News,,Twenty First Yi:ar, CUMBERLAND, B. C,-'WEDNESDAY,"'..IRNE 10 ;qi4 Subscription jfi.oo.A Ykar '^Sg^^JeSeggg^jae^a^^^SRSS^ri^ e X \ ^^ ERE is an opportunity right at the beginning of the season to | save money. " ��������� - ' I ���������' ' " * ' ' ' ' ' ' |'*A . For'a few days \ye will offer I .our*entire Millinery Stock at a dis- I count of 25c off every dollar A Chance Not To Be Missed ifi A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR EARNED The Victoria Times of jun*a. 6, has the following:". . --"'A '���������' , - ***��������� -.-...- "Attempts have been made iti the the last few days to secure a compromise looking to a settler merit in the coal strike on Van* ���������.'Oliver Island. The negotia**, tiotis, it is stated have originated with the government, as if is understood the premier0was duly impressed with the represeuta-. .tio������s,made to him by officials of the IJ, 0. Federation of Labor and other bodies,- especially the United Miuo Workers' of America, that a general strike may occur unless some settement ]is. found for .the strike which lias lasted for 13 mouths. " - - <���������*-,;' .General Supl. J. R., Lockard; of the Canadian Collieries, was a visitor to Sir iiicbard McBride yesterday afternoon, when the question of. ��������� the strike was under advisement,- and Mr? Lockard informed tlie premier ihat the operators .would not retreat From their position, and that no recognition to the miners' officials could.be given.,, ' ���������'. ... Frank Farringto, member of the iuternatioir.il executive board, of the United miuo, Workers is iu* the city today, but it: is uot known whether, this-is more than a coincidence." ' " ������ * Dry James P." Grant, of VfiC toria,.is beyond"doubt the hero of'the Km pressj)f_ Jjrela������d_dJsns- Mrs. J. J."Wie'r. arrived home ���������from Victoria ou Thursday ��������� ev "euing. Rev, Wm. Elliott, Mrs'. Elliott, Miss and Master Elliott, ar- ived iu towi-'on Thursday even ing. William Allsop, of;- Nanaimo, . was, iu t nvu last week. o-~ -��������� ������������������ !lDoc" Reynolds, of Nanaimo, paid Cumberland pd.the Valloy a business visit last week. "4^11," ..Peacey,.,. of Cumberland,' kas/'sold his Couiteuay dr:t& business to W. G; Robertson. . . . ��������� Over 500 men are tun ployed at the Courtenay logging camps. The now opera house is loom ing- up. There was quite a heavy frost thu other morning. . Mr. A. II. Peacey had a fiue display of choice flower plants at his store last week, They found ready sale. One of the busiest places in town, is the Cooperative meat market. They are a busy bunch. . Prank hits the high spots iu the store just about as high as he does 011 that machine of, liis. The |������irl who catches Frank, will have to go some. 0 11. The steel ou the C. P. R. is rapidly Hearing Courtenay. Ou Monday last, the steel was laid 3 miles north of Union Hay, and they arc working at lhe ialc of 3-4 miles pet day. At"this pace two more weeks will see the steel into . Courtenay, The bridge at.Trent ttiver will take about three weeks more to com plute. So lhat the company should bc well inside their estimate oi July 15, for the daily service to be put into operation. ���������Courtenay Review.. The Inte John Mom-mi died of '���������Mrcer, and was 85 years of age He was buried at Sandw-ck. "Mother" Jones, organizer of the U. M, W. of A, delivered au address in the Uuiou Hall* on Sunday forenoon. There was a large gathering. ;She is. a vigorous old lady, and;,a good speaker, and has the courage of "her convictions, ter. ��������� ''Jimmy"- is.a Cumberland boy, and we air'e'ajj proud of him. He deserves every honor 'that is sure to come to him. JieJ'had.a cool head,-a kind heart -and a willing baud.- All liquor to Dr. James F. Grant. Perhaps no better history of the disaster will be given to the public than that of Dr."Grant's. ���������Mrs. Margaret Rituhie, mother of Mrs. Thob. Home, died at Nanaimo ou the evening of June 4th, in her 80th year. She had beeu a tosidcut of Nanaimo since i8c*r, Mrs. D. Pikot and Mrs, Thos, Riekuon left on Sunday for Victoria, to attend a meeting of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., as delegates from our local Rt-lx-k- ah Lodge, They went by auto as far as Nahiiimo. Uev, Wm. Elliott, the new pastor of Grace Methodist church*, is a fine preacher, lie is a good bit beyond the ordinary . 1. ��������� -u~~��������� - Mrs. Thos, Dickie and Miss Louisa Jiickle arrived home Irom Victoria ou Saturday evening. liev. E. M. Thoniae, M. A.. 0} the Canadian Hible Society, occupied the pulpit of Sb George's Presbyterian church on Sfruday evening. ,Mr. J, Spoam, Into of the Royal Hank fttnir, will lciyo -shortly forhtflMionio in Scotland. Hoi* umigh'y lino litilo chnp, ami wo wi������������h hint witli. Vancouver, June, 8.���������Two thousand five hundred people attended the Orpheum theatre yesterday afternoon on the occasion of the mi'tuoriiil service to the hundreds of persons who perished in the terrible disaster on the St. Lawrence river when the Km press of Ireland went down.Hundreds who wero a few moments late for the service, could not gain entrance r'to the building, and scores- stood around the entrance, throughout the service to show that while they were debarred from taking an active part therein, they' were glad to remain and show their syiupalhy-loi' the bi-rca-ed and their respect fur the dead, II H. Stevens, M. P. for Van couver, gave notice to the house Saturday night of au amend" incut to the Immigration act, providing ior the exclusion of all natives or naturalized citizens or immigrants to Canada irom any country iu Asia ��������� north of the 50th parallel noith latitude. * Tho amendment excludes from its provinces the citizens of any country with which the government of Canada ban an agree" ment regarding immigration. Over oltflit hundred Ijoillci nre mitmnb- id in tlm ���������niiiilf'iii T.'m[iriiui' at Iii-l-ini"*. What a Kl-jCiutij ������;*puloht-*. RKAL ESTATE BOOMS ��������� There are still a number" of persous iu Victoria anxiously waiting for another real estate boom. Notwithstanding the salutary lesson, writ large for our learning of the past eighteeu months, they are asking for more. "Kvery' boom has its slump,V. ruustlu- saw, but it is surprising to find how many people fail to grasp the fact. .Time ���������was, , not long since, when Canadians boasted that there were no.poor in Caaada. Knowiug that-our virgin lands, our forests, our mineral wealth, aud our fisheries were well nioh inexhaustible, we smugly imagined we ���������had t he I itle-deeds , to perpetual prosperity���������regardless of-the manner in which this wealth wa6 administered. Like the prodigal of*, ojd we wasted our substance in riotous living:. Profligately we lavished millions of. acres on smart 1 ail way promo- tors, our best timber limits on a sorry crew of gamblers, and fishery concessions on party hacks. We learned the art of getting rich without working. We made n:oiiey selling real (-state to one another. We made money sell- iug real estate to new corners; and advertised for fresh victims. \Vejmade" niouey mortgaging bur inheritance' in the - money markets" and * squandered__the )MACFARLANE BROS-, LTD< it THE SQUARE DEALING MOUSE." June om ^���������T "No, 1 Johnnie," wns pi von rtilo hour on Tut-mlay to tiliaki- rhodiiflt or Cumberland off hit- feet. Wo did not honr whether No. 1 hit thn liljrli spots or not. 'Mother" Jonfti imlown on tlio \U, Scont aiovamont, money.. ' .The, day of. reckoning came. Railway magnates* fleeced,.us, concessionaries bled ut>, moftgsi' gees'forclpsed-jou us.. Tlio poor sprang iip like: ihusiirobms and uuempibymeii't" spread' Jike'the plague, Weed-^Vown farms 'once more' beckoned flabliy tiien'pg'etA fich-quick'real "estate iricli"turned again to honest toil; but the parasites who had waxed fat on the body politic still reclined on beds of ease. The speculators had had their chance, and they laughed us to scorn as a set' of greenhorns. When will men' learn that there is a day of reckoning for every broken law of uatuie ? The Almighty cannot be hoodwinked. We reap as we sow. May it be a long lime before we tire again cursed with nn epidem**- icof -gambling fever, and may our legislators soon recognize the truth that, the -Und lie longs to the People."���������-The News, Victoria. Miss Helen Freeman aud Mao- ter Fred Freeman will remain in towa uutil after the high school examinations. Q. .... Our city piiliiiHinnn in nftor thu ���������logs. P������y up, or lose your cur. WE LEAD OTHERS FOLLOW To meet the present financial stringency we offer for THREE DAYS ONLY viz :��������� Saturday, June 13, until Tuesday 16. ���������0*(iij-*������ww*"-Q y A tempitng array of Bargains to, suit the purse of the day Goods priced at ,2.50,50, 7.5c & $1.00 ". \Ve Believe this-'is a new departute in. [..Cumberland. Get out of the, old rut *=and==visit-GUF=moder-n=sale:���������Lp^g^^J here to gjvp even, an outline what we arc offering,;. Goods will be prominently displayed on special tables 'and Sold for CASH ONLY > No .goods changed except *at'"reffukf' prices���������watch for Posters givin items MACFARLANE EROS., LIMITED THE CORNER STORE CUMBERLAND Phone 10 P. O. Box 100 v.y ..-*?'' Mrs. Wm. Mcliit-'sh, of Vancouver, is visiting iter parents. Mr. autl Mrs. Thos. Richards. It is sai<l that the Empress or Ireland will be raised immedi atelj', and without very great difficulty. A diver ha*- be������'u down.'and reports that the'ship i,������ not as extensively damaged as might be imagined, ��������� .��������������� -I- ��������� ... Misa SH'imjf, boukkeopnr at tho Idesl Storo, will hmvc early ir. .Inly I'or her homo in Seotliiml. -������.. It in oxpeoUil ttiit-t Hir Urolinrd Mo- Uiiile will Iki hore to o|ibu thu now <>|)"ih Iiouho, \\"o hopo Unit Hlr Hiulmnt .will non liln my olotr to ho huro mi tlnt'oc canton. The nioimlifrltt oxcm;-ii,p to I'uwoll Uiveron Tuesday night ou ibe S. S. (Jlinrthor, watt vory tutich e.njoyed by tlio two hundred plou������iiro-.iwkor.s who took advau tagu of t)ii*j cjif)orlunity of vlHi't". iiiff and onjf-ying (licmcclvoe iu the enli-i-pi*i,������ii*g littlo town txnr.m tho water, tlio uxciirtiiuiists Hpeuk in flowing tonus ������f tho tivutiuoiit itfooivt'il by thom from riio pooplo, of IWul.l Rivur. Tlio purty.arrived homo atabuut 6 o'cloi'-k in tlm niorniiijj. >������������- Jiiilfo [Urki-r w������ in tovu tlu wtvk um] luiliMJuuut/ Ci-urt. '' . Kmng-iUlikt* mulit-lt worU bolU wnyi, *���������-������������������'- CAMPBELIiS THIS W B R IC blitccfc Impot������Votion at m������nufactafet*s* trices of fche Following Stapttt lilh������������ Extra Special Value In White and Colored Turkish Towels PUlowf, Oottom, Sbcottnifi, Ttcklnjji, Aprea liiuens, Bad CUwk dln-Jb TowoUiaflr, Crash, Red and Whlto Strip* TowalUnff , , CAMPfiEUIiS o ���������������^i*"tt^^^i<^"<*������>������N THE WjWS. 'CUlMBERtAKD; B. d v t *\ % By Edgar Wallace Ward, Lock & Co., Limited Londor, Melbourne and Toronto b (Continued) , , . CIIAPTBlt X. Verity Receives a Proposal -Comstock Ul-11 ihu down the paper ho had boon re: ding. 'He folded the journal, tucked it, away out of sight, and looked at the; clock on iho mantel piece.* Ilo had no' misgivings now. He took up a letter from liis lab.e. It was from Mrs. Cirangi-r Collak, 'and was daled Naples, lie smiled as lie thought of tise bombshell lie might have dropped beforo I)-"--". He heard the distant tinkle of it boll, and a minute later Parker-entered. ".Mlks JUa;.k'," lie- n:in ninced, Comtook rose to meet her. She looked ethereal *n her sorrow. ���������"I am obliged to you for, coming," ho said. "Do you mind if 1 ask yon whnt nro your plans'.'" "I have no immediate plans," she eaid, "Mr. Gold has very kindly advanced me some money and lias promised that liis governm:nt will find my uncle." ."His government is mine," he smiled. "You think we Americans should wear hay-seed beards," ho laughed. "That we should chew tobacco, and say 'f guess' at every .sentence." "As Mi'. Gold does," she eaid* demurely, and lie laughed again. Then, her face clouded. "It seems . dreadful that I can smile," she said, her eyes filling with tears, "so soon after���������" lie nodded sympathetically. "f think I know how yov. feel," ho Buiil, and lid walked to the window��������� a trick of iris when he was worried. "I believe your ��������� uncle will >��������� come back.: that the men who are suspected to have carried him off meditated no harm���������" He stopped. She looked -up and saw him outlined against ihe window; caught a glimpse of liis line profile and wondered what the story of a man such 'as he could be. What interests bound him to life? What did men such as he .llnd in ' tiie world���������lho world which lay at their .feet as a ball for kicking? _, llewas-a fine specimen of a man. 'She hail seen that on the day when she met him first; she wondered what woman dominated him-���������lie -Kimlil-lip��������� an_oasv_Jiian to rule���������she judged���������he was so1 gentle, so'kindly, eo innately chivalrous. lie came back to her. "Miss MapU" he said; any other relatives?" "None." sho said. "Friends?" She shook her head. "Save those J am "staying NaDru Co laxatives are especially good for children because they are pleasant to take, gentle in * action, do not irritate the bowels nor develop a need for continual or increased closes. 25c. a box, at your Druggist's. National Drug and Chermct! Co. ' of Canada, Limited, 177 "have ���������'you ��������� ._, wiib now, I have no friends,"'she. sail. "I o'was at a conv.nt school in Belgium ��������� till 1 was (.|uile grown up. 1 hardly knew my'uncle till a few years ago." tlo nodded, walked to tlio door, and opened j,t. she thought it was e trail go; - later she understood the delicacy of the act. "I am going to pay something to you," he said, "which will alarm you; but I want you to believe that 1 say It. witli a full sense of my responsibility, and wiiii tlie deepest, respect for yourself." "Whatever yon sav, T shall believe that," she said fiiilotly. . lie took a turn* up nnd down .(lie room, Uieu slopped suddenly .before hor. "Miss Maple, I want, you tn marry me," he- snid. She half rose, and lie walked u little way from lior. "Do not bo alarmed," ho snid smilingly, "I have left (lie door opon, and my servants! nro within call." "Hut���������Mr. 1)011--" Phi' gasped, 11 jiictiiro of ama/.cinent and alarm, V SulTered Terribly, From Eyebrows Spread to Neck, Chest and Arms, Completely Cured by Cuticura Sonp and Ointment, Uiirrerrsi, Hanlf. -~ " Whim my baby boy win) about fuiir inoiilh-i old lm miITit'-iI trr- ilbly from (.���������.'.���������,0111,-1, Tho lnnil-1** .'.liirlrd In ,;***C .**���������,, n 1711)10 in I v-ii.i vi'i y I luJiy. /''���������'\7r-*A ](, ,)).*,--,) iiim v,.|-y ,.,-,M Vfrily/ nud IMrul. Timtl'i'ii tlm *"* |';i*llJlMt, luliNc-yd-browa. I'riuii tlK'in Id I'lirvad'to IiIn iipoI', rlii-i.t nud nrrai. Wlii'ii lui v.iiiilil hi'iiiii-li, It would iiinlio koiv, "I (tot iii'ilMno but It iiiil mi HDO'i. 1 t-i...i incident ri'iiii'dk'ii Kit hunt, nviilt. Al lii'.t 1 cut v. liirnnlo nf Cutlcurii -Sonp nud Ointment, nml mni' ii'iM im 1.1 inr !.*..������ u,t,< < 1 11..U.-11 ,-. ���������'..Xi. I '!.*i],-r--' :,-!:- r.-.'.l I''-I c:.l ��������� fit C'uili'iini Hnup nnd <'titl<"i>i*n, "lliumr-nt. I would [���������Im- lilm 11 hot- kill* with tlui (���������ml- t'liiu .S<;.ii> r-.t-y ji!h").l ii'hrr...fd ii't>iAih;ii ���������Un-'t.uilt-'.iia OliilmiiU. Ilrfnn* I liad iiM.-l Jmlf of UmCu'li'iirn t'.n;i)������ ruul vlnttucntln: -.��������� ���������- ������������������-.���������������������������\ ��������� ������������������ ������������������ -���������: ^ ��������� Ji, T��������� KtromliiTK, Muy 20, im.i. Tlin u-BAlur iho of '"iiilciirn .*.<,*.**i for 1 idiot uii'l Imth not only lurid 1 to ii*-r.i*r\v, purity imd bi-aiuiry tho i-.liIn, 1 i'al|>. Iiiilr mid Iiiind-:, lull n-.-f-itj.tu iirovciidnK lijfl;-.iiii:i'iii'j!i, Irrt- (atloiintidrlDiri'liii'of ilii!|i'in-'*, iiipii,i!iu!oii rauto of fdinplM, liladheail", mlni'i*. end rouj'hui'i.f, yellow, diiy, iim<li> int-1 Mni,"* unnli'il<"si>mo condition! of iho Mn. Ciiil- tura bi/*i|> ������>iiii Oiiili.ii'iiL ii.t'. j >!d l-> A:.,a- iltti ami dciilui t'virywh'.'i'i'. I'tiralii.������rul frffl uuiplo ut ttrU, ���������kIiIi ''������������������.'���������it. I'wV-, m-nd IXjiKiuril fo Vutter Drug ii CUtrtu. Carp., Ctpt. JJ, Uo*tOD, U. H. A. things us mat- 1 could make women in 1-ou- "Wait!" He raised his hand. "You are * alone in the 'World���������1 also 'am master of my life. I want you lo :.iake a sacriiice; nob tiie sacrifice which women are ordinarily called upon to make. You sliall be mistress of��������� yourself. 1 offer you a marriage which will mean freedom to you. 1 do v.ot wish to talk of such crial ad van sage, but you one of ihe richest don." "Bul * I do not lovo yon, r,or you me,"' she said in a low voice, reproach in her sad eyes, "and such a marriage would be an unholy thing��������� a dreadful crime���������whioli all yonr wealth could not palliate." ��������� She ros\ "Waif, plo. se." *��������� She sat down again. There-was an entreaty, almost agony, in his voice., She snl in silence while he ta'ked. Half way through his story she rose and closed tho.door, lie talked now hopefully, now bitterly; UU the Hgbt in tlie sky faded and she could only see llie black outline of the man as he walked to and fro before the window, his hands nervously gesticulating as he talked. It was quite.-dark when ho let hor out. into the street, lie camo bareheaded lo the pavement and liainl.d her into a cab. "Tomorrow?" lie said. "Tomorrow," ��������� sho repeated. ..She gave him her hand and he raised it to his lips. View Herds at According-to I. ant chief of the the Panarr.a-Paclfic D. Graham, assistive stock depart ment of the (Panama-Paciflc International exposition, view - herds of all the various breeds of live stock*are to be selected and kept on exhibition throughout the entire period of the show, from February 20 to 4, 1915. This win cover the lactation period of a cow, and will afford wide opportunities for demonstrations. If individual animals in tho view herds aro sold. and removed from the grounds, their places will be taken by other, selections and tbe herds maintained intact, hi addition to" the view herds thore will be the usual competitions fcr ' premiums- during the months of October and Novem-* ber. This will be. the first exposition which lias attempted to hold a continuous live stock aiid poultry show. Animals in tlie view herds aro eligible to show in the open competition. Many of the breed associations have approved of this plan and signify their willingness to participate. - The occasion is looked forward to as presenting a liigb light in live slock expositions. An old farmer "was skeptical-*.'.", to whether people who woro miles apart could really talk to each other over a telephone. One day a near neighbor persuaded liim to call up bis wife 11s a little surprise. ������ He put the receiver to his ear and shouted: "llallor., Jane!" Just then a flash of lightning, caused v by the Tieat. of the ;.umme,r day, struck the wire, and ' he fell sprawling to the lloor. The neighbor was chagrined that the old * man should meet with such an accident on liis lirst trial oE a telephone and assured him that such a thing would not. happen' again exeep**. in case of storms. Hut he would not try again. He rose to his feet, and, shaking his head knowingly, said: ,.' "It's' wonderful! That was Jan-, all right." -,'-���������-;��������� DESK WORK- EXACTS PENALTIES Liver nnd Bowel 1 ������low down. Tone them up with veV&ntS&I-t? and 60c; at all druggists and *���������* Take. Abbey Vlt.-Tablets for Sick Nerves. * Vanity of'African Natives Inhabitants of 'darkest Africa who delighted iu decking themselves out in bracelets of wiri^ proved a constant menace to tlie proper operation of the'-Uclograpli because they . simply could not let the wires alone. They repeatedly cut down '"the lilies and carried, away tlio wire to make ornaments of various kinds "for. their persons. Several large binfiig concerns have been obliged to instal wireless telegraph communication between the railroad stations and tlieir ''ijunes i'or this reason. '���������'������������������. Visitor time do friend?" Terrible gone." (hungrily)���������"And at you have dinner, my -.what little ]:1oy���������"Soon as jou've Biggest Windmill Has'Steel'"Sails} It ib reported 'that a wind motor} claimed rto be the largest of its kiudi AWOMOgRFOLDSS^ERY in the world, has lately been broougutj Eavo j,:g 01)iUi0u that tin into use at Uarlingen (Friesland) fori aerin\ discovery of rccen a polder (tract of lowland, redeemed j tha adiscoverv or Enm-I Aii eminent, scientist, the other, day, the most won- ccent years wa������ , , tha st-discovery ol Zam-Buk. Just Lorn-the sea by high embankments) think* A3 soca ^ a single thin layer witli an area of 1.S50 acres. This ma-! ot jjRn,-03iik is applied to a wound or a sore, such Injury is insured against blood poison I ' Not one species ot ���������r a chine, whicli has steel sails and is mounted on a steel tower, has'a dia- matcr of 50 feci, and is said to e capable of dealing with 64,000 to 70,- 000 cubic feet of water au hour. It is au interesting fact that' first the wooden wind: Jills were ��������� replaced i������y explosion motors, but now. again, the steel wind l.-.otors are said to be tlie moro .and more employed, especially in the' draining of "polders." Practical "Yes. my ' friend, 1 was marry tlie countess when I about io suddenly learned that she spent more-than $12,000 a vear on her dress-uiai-or." ' "Then\,what did you do?" "Married the dressmaker." A,Safe PHI for Suffering Woiv.cn.��������� The secluded lifo of women which permits of little, healthful exorcise, is a fruitful cause of derangements of the'stomach and liver anil is accountable for the pains and lassitude that so many of them experience. Parmelee's Vegetable Pills will correct irregularities of the digestive organs and restore health and vigor. The most delicate, "woman can use them with safety. becau..e their Action, ,whilo effective,' is miid aud soothing. . ��������� ' ��������� ��������� ' ��������� Gold came inlo supper -*; the Ter- : -ers*. - ���������<��������� - He found a typewritten letter waiting for him, and recognized the characteristic type of Comstock Bell. He opened it r.nd read it carefully. Halted halfway to the drawing room and read it again. 1 Ie replaced it carefully in his inside pocket and wont into supper a much astounded,} man. -*lle snatched a hasty' meal, for he was a busy man in these limes, loo busy to talk to Helder, who bul ton- holed him in the lobby after supper. "Say, Mr. Gold, you're the mail I wanted to sce."y- - ��������� "And ���������.you,"''J"said_Goicl~'s;Tr"crT)iT!nor- Uie six millions of people iu this city I do not wish to speak with���������what is it?" "I' think I can tell you that you want to know," other. Gold hp.ivul'a deep sigh, "You aro the hundredth man met today, 1 guess,*who wanlu In me something 1 ought to knew; someth inn- said tbe l'vo toil get busy, Helder, for 1 haven't much time." - ' Holder bout his head *.nd. lowering liis voice, said, "Willetts is to be -arrested tomorrow." Tho detective looked at liim Keenly "Win told you this���������an i what do yon know of Willet'.s?'* "Never mind who told irip.--it is Irno. Ami 1 know WiileUs is Uio head of this gang whicli is circulating forged bilis--tlio head of the* gang which lias stolon your friend Muplo." "You know thnt, do you?" Tliero wns a ourjoua flitter in NYonlworr.i .Gold's eye. "If in fairly evident." Holder went, on, "Willetts'is already wanto. for forgery. 1 lc* hns an office in the city vwliieli is obviously used as u blind to covor l|is real busiueuM. 1 tull yoii he in a crook." "Ho you know him?" asked GJ.-1 curiously. "I liavo rood him," he said, "and I remember him woll. Ho waa a student in Pari,', iuul a con temporary of mine." >* "Was Comstock Hell a contemporary of yours'!" askod Gold. "Yob, but ilcil and WiileUs worn in tho samo school. Willeiis "hh 1 unlet, lanky youth in working h.-nir.t, but wan ���������iivlty oulnii-eoiii* nt* night. Ilo dlsiiiMH-iir-'il from Purls al'lor Hi** ficniidiil, awl I li.'ivo movoi* licitrd of him iigiiiii .".liil rou'mtly." "And you think ho.In tin mat) wbo illelrlbitle*-! I iu* ikiIcs-i'.'" "I "am sure," i-nld ]Nd. r eager';:, "uud 1 11111 in* suro 'hat Ik-ll bus been behind hl;ii." "That's nl)siir.l,"*<-iild Gold emphutt- 0'illy, "Jb'll in ii mnn ti.1 a very liw.'o. fin-nun*, lin inliiht linv . plnycd iho fool in*-,,*! yi.'Uiig'M'i', but tliero in na ri'iuion in the world why ho r-honld bo a i-i'iniiiilr'1 now. Hew do ynu Know YVIIJetli" i,< to bo Dinr )������������������������������������'.V" lli'ldei' idionli iili-t I10..1I, miillln;,-. An artist vas one da; showing a youitg woman over his studio. After she had critically examined all the pictures, she - epltcd: "f notice several sunset-: among your works, but uot a single sunrise, How's tha'.?" ���������-* Tho artist, who was rather noted for his Bohemian habits, blushed aj little at* this .question and then slam' uiered: "You seo, it's this way: To tell the truth, the reason I've not painted a sunrise is because I'm never up at that lime."���������Magazine of Fun. . Mutilated Bank Notes It has beerr noli-.'cd, that a large number of notes have beon presented to'banks with one-ofM-li off trie hill,-generally -Thi.: is an indication of ^.ji n*cr3~torii * five or ten. -. revival cf a method oLfrand. The process is a simple one, but is often cleverly and .neatly done. A. corner with tlie iigure 10 or 0 is torn off a $10 or $ij' bill and pasted over the "one" on the corner., cf a -United States SI bill. The change is a deceptive one'nnd unless lho person .'s on the lookout it would-be easy for him lo accept one of these doctored bills oven though only the cornor was tampered with. It is rei-ited that Mr. Kipling, during a holiday in Canada, had a little disagreement with ,tho landlord of a hotel ni, which he was staying. Just before leaving ho asked (0 seo the proprietor, and on the -latter appearing, he w.s greet Ml by .Mr. lilplin,** witli tho remark: ��������� "I ;lust wanted to tell you that of all lho hot,*]* under the shining nun I have never beeu in out that for un- niilig.'.lo.'l, all-round, ��������� unendurable 1 Isoomfort could equal yours!" After the indignant, landlord There Is more catarrh in this scotion of tlie country-than all other diseases put together, and until tho last lew years was supposed to * be - incurable. Fov a great nianj' years doctors pronounced it a local Ulsease and prescribed local romedlpp. and by cnn-tanily railing to euro with local treatment, pronounced ll incurable. Science has proven Catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore require,*) constitutional- tieatnient. Hall's Catarrh cure. Manufactured by 1**. .). Cheney & Co., Tok-V.o, Ohio, is tlie only Constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a't--a- f-pnonfv.l ' lt acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the , system. They offer one hundred dollars lor any case it fails to cure, fc'eiui for circulars and - testimonial."*-. Addrcps: C- J. CUEKIiy & CO., Toledo, Oliln Sold by DruKSRts.i'rSe. Tako Hall's Far..ily Fills for constipation'. ,who needed false dentist ordering a A young mail teeth -wrote .to 11 set as follows: "SU mouth is three inches acrost, fivo-righlliB inches'threw the jaw. Some hnmmocky. on the edge. Shaped like a boss-shew, toe forward. If you want, me to be.moie particular, I shait^iiave���������iu Heart Review i_i ^.f.*.,*. ���������l*i-ar_'i���������SftCTflll withdrawn, JH*. Kipling asked for bill, and i'o discovered that, tho. item was: "To Impudence���������three lars." had Mill- i dol- countn news- ill. Kn gland?" his ' Vou must Iind I'mit nii;," ho "I I-.IJUV," * * .������ A man with a Hloup and limp wiil!'i*d hlowly ucrosH Siiu.iit lain tbat iiiKht Tliero wc;''* very tt v. and tlm lOlii'titlili' Oil -. iih.'ii'-ii Him 1 .ii' imi;. 1 - 1 y 1 .1 :������������������ !'-: '. '.-i-v-i Viillhfiilty illscluivi kci-n and inreful n Hlklil l'Mnabtiry, 'U-lllllo point ,),*��������� ii.-".-i * lil,i du'ty "tn iiiisei'viitlon of jijmiil, duty all Tlior? is 11, wo]] iiiiotvii itlohlifil. in Loudon who has 11 Scandinavian valet. Th.- man cii'mcs to bis niaster rt'Cenlly in a great, stuto of ilistrosfi, bearing in liis hands a lmpoi'-'ho bad found. "Is it slill Klavory hn nsked,* iu alirm. Tho amazed muster cnlmeil rears and liKpilivil thol;1 eauso. The man pointed to un iwIver'.iBO- mont. in .tho newspaper and asked whnt it. meant. 'J'Ik* itiir.oiiiieonient was liende.i "Great aiu'.Uo'.i ealo ot HYrvdiv.." ' ' EAGi!rR"~Tb'wom< Health Regnined by Right Poo-I The nveragn hea'lliy man or woman is usually eager to bo busy at .���������-ioino ureftil* I'ikI* or omployiiii'iit, Hut let ily.Hliopr-.lii. tu- Indlg.-f-iion get hold of one, uud nil ���������"���������nilenvor liocoiiieii a bunleii. A woman wrlto*;: "A yeitr UM'. iifl'-i* I'fC'jVtMiiiff from an oiicnuifi)], my htomach and nervi-ij lu'giin io niv-: nio I'UU'li trotill", "At thin a my appctlto wm vornc- iiululgi'il, inilifii'HMo". tliiirn I luul no * !'��������� '.rov luul- v wen .U't kur I lu.'r, iiiiiihtiiil (iici.iiiHtaiict h a;id ptoplc'' Tlm ninii invited utfenliuii Irum liii- Iullrmli). Hi- woro ;��������� blacl* lu- v. . ni*, ,- 1 a Ni.., .1 im w.i^t 11.. ..I ���������*.- -4 *��������� .*' i.v.al.i. but, mid loti}.-,. black liru'-ikid until it. hil'.clii.������l behind iiofll'lj'* lill** IllUfjicillll. Jlo K-ariifiJ JlroaiJ .slrcil ��������� ni Ihbl hour of tlie veiling kivi 11 o\or to a few bi-liitcii pi-ili't-iiiaiiK boiiiid for ���������I. fo-ut "'''i ti-'in "fnff'in---find can- tiinini hi* way towards the bank. (To bi> Ci.|)ll!!Meil) ioitx, but, \vl;i"ii folliiwnl. Olliei potilo whaU-Vtr. Th.* l'om not nourish iih- iind Hum evoi'. "I Inst. Intni'i-Hi. v.iinti'd to lm uloiv good nervi.'i-, but J lrill,; v,oiiUl up������el. I vinlont. hciul.'ti'hc. "' '. ' I l 111' I LIllJll Hit-' .HI t .7 " u'\, *..ibr ���������-'. 'if 1 ���������������������������*������������������' "I hml v.oi-u Ci'iipi but did nol bfliinr* whnt. I read, at Oii.. liim.-. At ).*..;, vbui il nn'm������Ni ai) if I wi'i'o lil.t-iullj -.inrvitu',, I bi'g.tn to cut 'iraiio-Xm.*!. 1 .-..it 11,.., I.,..- .*.... a ymi*, lint ii-.av rl'ti-r tw on tjiajK Xtitn I sii.i <iii;i'i* work aualn. My iitoniapli overyiliiiK*; and had ul'.\;*.,vii had now I I.i' iiu-1-ri-t nio ami 'ji'lm;' mi .'i Wiilltlni'; ncroft'i tii 11 (l-.i^i'Ho.i. NlltH llllMTllKOll, Gold and notes to the value of $C5,- 000 were found In the house of an elderly maiden lady who died the other, day in an* unpretentious dwelling in Lur- east cud of Glasgow. Tlio on! lady h'id lived on a very simple "puiii. R-ia was .friendly with her nulglbors vat never gavo an indication that s'no. was any wealthier than others in tho sumo neighborhood, who/.vcrc all. of the 'working class. \ Rome of tiio money was found in an old-fashioned purse, y but there was no miserly effort at hiding the money, which was scattered about in different parts of (ho houso. Sho had Seed Is Their Currency An "ancient system of banking '.: still In active and successful opera- lion in Southern Italy. This is lhat of the monti frumenla'ri, or grain storage warehouses. In these are', stored large quantities, of seed, which i:- given out to farmers upon .demand without payment. r After the harvest tha farmers .return to the* warehouso the amount of seed they have received," plus interest in seed.*Thus do the farmers become established agriculturists without the " necessity uf borrowing money. ,' J '.' Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Day's, Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to ' cure Itching, Blind,���������'-Bleeding or I'rotrudii)*; Piles. First application gives relief. 50c. OII FieU In Pacific Ocean s Unique among the oh Holds of the world is tho gutumerlaiK". group of wells in California, which extend out into the Pacific ocean. There are 141 producing wells in this groun, v.'hie'i is situated about eighteen miles" from Santa .Barbara. These wells are drilled out' in the --an just off the coast and 100,000 barrels aro taken from tho oil' sands underlying tho. ocean bed every year. This interesting spec-, laclo of derricks,-built out'jnto the "Erear'i"5"Yi si blcfrom���������the���������train���������on���������the- way from Los Angeles to San Francisco.���������Engineering and Mining Journal. ' " FREE TO ALL SUFFERERS If VOJ(ecroi1TolSORIS,*RUS HOWS' 'GOT tlie Ul.UES" .MTFI.R from hlDSI.V. DLAnnUK, MIRVOUS MSKASKS, 1 nHox-|c\vi:AKsi:s*:.-i.'i.ci:Ks,SK[S-t;Ki.-i'T!ONS.ru.K8.V vritc f-ir FREE .i-oru hound medical book on i'ics" ii*si*a-.i"i anl u'osiienFUi. CUKKS ffftctcit by THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. Nil No2 N.3 THE R API ON SSS t lie rr;--.o(Iy for yoih OWs ailment, Absolutely FREE Mo'fol'.u-.v up*clr*.-v.l:irs. Xo obli--aiions. Ok. l.KCi.r.iic 511.11 Oh.1IaVi;MSTO*:KKi).11 AMI'SI'KAll LO.NDO.S.IiNQ _Jj*,x_^VA^r_iO-i.iLavi;_Ti:i.-KAi'w.N- wuj. waa vou. Peevish, 'pale, restless, and sickly children owe* tlieir condition to worms. 11 other Graves' Worm Exterminator will relievo tko:n and restore health. The meut sends about ofien Hove declared In bank tbat sho did not be- Nursc-r-Well, dot tor, i-;ust we sivo Beans Instead of Beef cbiel chemist of' tho depart- of.. agriculture, \Yashington, (*utt a message to housewives tin?'high cost of living.,It Is authoritative and cheering- "The prospect: need not' larm the averago salaried worker," ho says, speaking Trf the cost of beef. "Thero aro good ���������nibslii.ut.CR for meat; and tbo one at the i'.eiul of th*.' list is beans." him up? Uoctor- clierjuo. -Xc; unlil bo can't sign Minard's where. Liniment foi* sale every' microbe has been found that Zam-Buk: does not kill!.,_'. ��������� , ., Then again. As soon as Zam-Buk ts applitjd to a .sore, or a cut, or to ekin disease,. it stops the smarting. That is why children are such friends of Zam-Buk. They.care nothing for the.science of the thing. All thoy know is that Zain-Buk stops their pain, -Mothers Bhould never forget this. Ay.in. -As soon as Zam-Euk is applied to a wound or to a diseased part, the cells beneath tho skin's sur- faco are so cumulated that new ueallhy tissue is quickly formed. This forming of fresh' healthy-tissue from below is-'/Jam-Buk's secret of healing. The tissue thus formed i3 worked,up to tho surface and literally casta.ofC the diseased tissue above it. This is why Zam-Buk cures are permanent, 0 Only the other day Mr. Marsh, of 101 L-clorimier. Ave,, Montreal,called upon tlio Zam-Buk Co. and told them that -. for over twenty-five years ho had been a martyr, to eczema. Hia hands wero at ono time so covered with eorcs that he had to sleep ia gloves. Four yearo ago Zam-Buk wns introduced to him, and in a' few mouths it cured him. To-day���������over threo years after his* euro of a diseasa ho had for twenty-five years���������he -ia Gtlll cured,, and has had no trace ot any return of the- eczema! ' All druggists eell Zam-Buk at 50e. box, or we will sent* free trial box If you send this advertisement and a lc. etamp (to-pay return postage). Address Zam-Buk Co,, Toronto. We also Buy Hides and.Seneca Root mo Other Evidence . Dubblcigh���������Miss Sharp called a fool. Dp I look like': fool? Dawson���������No,��������� you do\ uot. Sho couldn't have judged ' y-u by your 1 looks. Wow, Freddie, onco for all, will you wash your face and hands?" "Suro thine*, if it's ouce for all." .- .,.-���������}. r,,t. mouths to bo ut give.-! tlio 'Um I y.h.n IV- fluid) rifi liil-io her luul; nt W. N, U. 097 l-D IllllCil v In ti idif 1-i'ulns , p. iii.i'iiC liK' im ���������-.���������'.' : t lirst i-iulit*; but t'i tliii.. th-iT.'-'H ������ in* lionbio now, my nri-vca two. nt-fady uh i-vi-r. and inl'ivht in llfj and auibliiiin Imvo 1 oi.n: back with ilio rofiirn m licrtlih." Namo nlvcii by Cnin.dian Portiim fn, Wlnrt-Ror. (Int. lU*:nl "Tho lioad to Wrllviilv." mi pUK*) ' i'ii' I-..'-** 11 ll-fAROn.'* Ever read the above ItHer? A new on������ appfam frem time to t'.me. They trr genuine, true, and full of buiun iritetett. CLEOPATRA SET THE STYLE Many Others' Have Dissolved Pearls and' Drank Them Thero. npp-ims to bo a foundation for tho talo-of Cleopatra's wager with Mark Antony that at n single meal she would swallow tlio value.of a province, the talo is too well known to need rt'ciuilfnlathm hero; but (lio practice of difisolving pearls, which Imparled r. do)Id0113 flavor to the wine, wns known nnd practised by lho wealthy 1011K before lho lime of CloopiUru. There is, however, a porfoclly w**!l authenticated inlo to nmlch that of Cleopatra, related of Sir Thomns rircuHhiiiii, ilio liitUiomiiri) merchant of (''u'--.*ii Elizabeth's ilr.y, avIio, In order to shame the Spanish ambasi-nd- or, who wan ox!oiling tho riches *>( hln iniifitoi' beforo Mllzahclh, romiirk- ed "ihnl. the inicpii hnd BUbJcctn who nt one iiiicul would oxpond" a mm ciiuiil 10 lho' dully revciiuo of tlio king of Spain und nil Ills Arundces put, loK'illior."' Soon nl'lpr-lliln lho ���������pini" lull niiibaR-tiilor wiih Invited to dltio with lho .'.iiKli.*-h Unlfthl. when Ilio Inller drew f.oni IiIh jiockoi ti ponrl fnr which ho hnd Phmlly befoi-ti n'- .fiiHod t,'n,fa\a, Ki'omnl it lo jiowdor, and drfiulc lt to tho hnalili of IiIh inbitroHM Un* iinot'iu-Friin j-'helluy I'ii Niitlouiil JlnKiiyJuo, A doctor ^niJ,. Ihn other day Unit nu hold ���������niunii-rvoi' onco imbnA lilm how ninny'.f'vt. of i-.iih Dm im-raui.' /,"im Hiilcliiii inlinlciJ. "I dont -knojv,'; f.ald Dm tloelnr. ���������������������������a-iuip Iniiidredn, .1 hu|)|)Oko. But, why do ymi Jih!< tluitV" ' lIlVU) V-.ir, .,*. ,.;.-..'i 'Uh iii 1 :.( 1 ".',;," Iioli'l Inst lil'llit,", wa:' tlin reply, "nnd I want to oliiiiKii up hiu (jus to tlio valel. The nuni ciiino 10 nis nianti r r-xoentoiH.'' Minard's Llnlmem Cures ^utns, Etc. Home-Grown Rujji Two bpaiillful fur rugs wero on tho /loor, of a ,pa'lo fawn color, and r.ug- Kesttvo.of doe skills, But, ua it proved they wero not from tho woods, they were from the fiinn, ami Iuul originally .boon ou lho backs of somo very 'irelty ."Jersey calves. When in th- courso of events the call! had no further use for his coat, il* wnu sent to lo properly tanno'd, thon it wns Hl-oJ nnd laid upon the floor. Kino Menellk'u Succeoso** Llji Yiibu, grandson t.nd successor to'tho Into King' .MciipHI: 11:1 kinjj; .it Abyssinia, i'. JS yours of fine, unmarried nud bourn no resemblance to the pronounced negroid typo of his ur-iiidl'uthev. '���������I"-'' seinl-^iiuciislaii (.���������nut. of lilfl fpnlui'p*** it" probnl'ly duo to tbo (inllu blood lu bin volnn. lie drPHnort iii Ab>siiinian narb, but Is Haiti to ho u vi'iy .wldiMiwalu) youiiK man. Ilo Ih well liiforini'il on tho affairs ot thu Ri'cat poweri! .-ui thoy uf- foot Ills country, HpcilfK u llltlo rri'iii'li and has nmoiif? IiIh council" lorn moro thnn on.. Kuropoan. Have You i Painful, Corn? ,, WJiat any corn needs is tho sooth- IiifS Influence of Putnam'a Painlesa Corn aud Wart Extractor, which ia twenty-four hours lifts out ' every root, branch and atom of corns and warts, no matter if how long stand- inK. No pain, 110 sear, no soro���������just clean, wholesome cure���������that'.-, tho" way Putnam's Painless Corn ahd Wart Kxtractoi* acts. Get a 25c.'bottle. "I am Inclliitid to ntiHpcct Die (���������obi'lety of the last lituiK'iit In our cIllHH." "Whv no'?'1 "WhtMi I iihI'pi! lilm what wero his fiivorllo Btudion in ornlthclofcy. ho re- inarko.l, 'Swallow;!, bub und larke.'" - Maiwzlne of l-'in* Strange Timekeepers , To aiiccrtaiu tho time jit night tho Apncho Indians employ od a gourd oa which tho' stars ol! tho lior.vo.ns wero marked. As tho const'ollalions rose in iho sky tho Indian roterrcd to '..i3 Kuurd uml found out the hour. Uy uirnliiK the gourd uroniu*. he "could toll tho order iu which' tho constclla-' tioii>] miK.it bo expected to appear. The li 111 peoplo of Assam reckon timo and distance* by tin number o������ ijulds of betel nuts'efiowod. lc will bo roiih-uibi-r.-'d how, ncc'ordlnp; to Wnsh- inK'ioti lrviiif?i tho -Jntcli colonlnl nB- aoinbly was invariably iilsinir.*jcd at llm last puff of tho third plpo of tobacco o������ Uov,"i'iiov Wouter Van Twll- I'.T, ' ' A Moiitaf,rnlf* Indliin of Canrda will not up 11. fall stick In lho pnow whc.i i rn sell ini; nliPiul of friend; who aro to follow. Ho inarliB with IiIh foot lho lino of shadow cast, mid by tho ���������..lmuai- in tho tumhrot tho shadow thn oncoming party cnu toll, on nr- riving at tho spot, about how far alii'iid lho lender ifi. At lioi't*- Willi Iic.V New Varsity Buildlno a iiioclliii; of tho liour,'. of govcr-* of,tho Pnlvoi'filly of rtitfikatcho- at !-;nfiI������ut������o������ tho jdans for tho I'osidonco buihlltig which, whon- fompli'ipi]. *v!ll cost C'SCO.OOO, wero approved. II 'lam on aUl man���������and many of my troubU-t ntver happnud."~KLWChT JlUmiAItl) toiflliBtBllfPH?! Q I'TTFi wliltfl hnlr nnd wrinkled fuccn of our busy men iind women tell uf doubt, fear and anxiety���������more uiun uiei*<(������������ ������/��������� ������(,*���������. Y#\,*.������y }dayz Juvw uitli the i;������.'ii't-UJU-vctcTn co that A\pt>������t\on (nrit-innd'nndMoep banlahcd. What oil ia to tho friction of the delicate ports of an onftino��������� fl Rlio���������.Inhn, I found uiice In tho pantry till* aft'-in'-on. ��������� jlp--Wlmt iU������ V"'- ������'l'it linv to do aliout lt1 Hiic���������t'iiuii.it t. kitty from your mm-u Ai.i' r.'i-fi"* 'jW.'. W.W'X Uotiif* fTi.ifc club ;onlBht?"-Hiiltl- The poBl offlro d-npartinoiit Ims Iv siii'd lUilb'o ib darii g liiat Dip trants- llllCHlnli nf '''du itV hlUlk tiotP't ill un- ix-uinli'i-fil htttrii U jiiobibllcd. DR. PIERCE'S l fm tt% (m II0* **% M 1 ^���������4-i.a.VM'Wk.M, y^tsc@Y8yy I* to tho dellrtite orjrini of the body. I t'i * tonic and body builder���������because it ktimulates th* liver to tloorouH action, tjultla Uie ���������towinch to aimlmilate food���������thu������ ���������Mirichlng tha blood, and (he nervoi and heirt.In turn ar������ fed on puro rich Mood. H������uralKia"la tlio cry of nUrvcd ncr*f������a fo^fcod.'" For forty yeira ���������'Ooldan Medioad Dlscovary" In liquid form bus gWen great Mtlifactlon u t tonic and blood make.'. Noto it tan le obtained In tabid form���������front dealer* In mtdieln* or scrttlSO encrrnt tlamp* for trial box. Write It. V.Plerte, Buffalo. tan. rncRCK'fl pmujant PKUJmi M*U**������ cawttlpatU*. r������ff������UI������ tlui llr#r, ���������a-i li������w������l*. Kra������-r tv tab* ** t***y. ���������y - ."-,,-���������'' ,-������*>yy. jg^aaeeta.Mf.l B���������> ��������� 1* 3-_i^B^r.������^\i5iB������iSKLAt^; ^fti^R'tmtiximm. * * *������w**jij*i-*-'^"-^^^^^ jS*.*)^--'..'-*'-.^^ ^Uia****i\������U������*i-BU a-ni NOTICE is "hereby given Ik. t appli- citinn wih be nnde to th> Superintend-' ���������.ntof Proviacial Pukce, Victo-ia .for a license to sell liqnor. by -whulesule upon., -thi premises gi'uih don Lot G, Blockiio, C-y-i-iibjilaud Townsii'e, Cumberland, B. C ; CiALI MaSSATTO,App}icii(t.' Dated ths3 Isb dny i.f October 1913. 1 bc*k ���������"������������������"i ** -u*"ju .4 *M.BJWR.TX3unr-je3: NOTICta iffh^roby giveu thutou tho first d-iy of D jj n')3r nest application will be made to the SuperiuUucUift of .^rovibcial Police, Victoria, for the renewal of the hotel liai.-useto sell liquors by retail it. tno -hotel known au theL-rno hot*������, situated at Comox, B.C. ' J George M. Baklow.* J.DiW October;l/l9l3. SU^OLlKUtt: NOTlCEis hereby given lhat,on tbe first day of November ini,-*., application ..will be made to the Superintendent oil 'Provincial,Police, for a rencvai of the whj!e-.ale liqu ir license upon thepietn- ,ises known as Lot 2^, Subsection J, Nel- L son District. 1'H.si-Ni-i*. 5>ui;\vixvo Company. Dated October 1st, KJ13 - xaLiKuttx* wwr������ \TKxa:3*'mtiti-rK* s^^^^*'vsavS!xnnmkimxitamn*a������. JJOriOE-.is' b.reby givt-n ihiit ������u the fir I day ot,Dieecri*lA.*r.n<jX' ai>p!iuit.6a]ttil be mude to tlin"Siir-e;ii)t������,������dji:t"of.-.Provin- .oiiil Police,' Vict������i,i f, .fi-r'ti r ii-*\v*il of tho, ,ti loi 1 oouso 11 sell Jiiqu-u'j..by' i-t-t.nl in tlio hotel kao-.vu a.i tlie Union hVitul'Vit*-' .uato at U.'ii-m. lJ.'.i.'. Jon.v S.,.VoLeoi>.; ' Pa-.Ad ;he 1st thy nf ()o>.pT).;r,*l9l3*'yj> " ' *---*������t���������������.������--*������������������������<-*-������������������-���������������������-���������������-���������-���������������������������������r������ -r-rn^r,"P,*T*f^'TW,*BnF'ly*'"*-"'' iuTlt'E id''lu-r. by 'tjiv n tlui on.the ,(ir.ifc day of 1} uuiiibei-- next, appliiut'oujwi!] bu nude to th.*** Siiportnbtiudent uf Pi.ivtnoial* rolioo, Victoria for the renewal uf the ho- ,tiil liceiiio-'to 3t-ll lien-irs by retail iu tho ,h >tel kuown'.as the llvi-r.dde hotel, situv.oo [ at Courtonay, B. G. . .. 0. H..',Fi:cnNKii ' -Udod Oofcobur I, 1913. NOTIOK is uereby giveu tii it on the, ���������Jan-it (Uy of -Di-eembur noxl ii'ijjlicati.iu will - be mudo'lo the ynpbriuten.lont i-f Fr-.vin- cial Police, Victoi in, fur the reue-i'ul of the hott-1 licecs^to S'-ll liquor-i by io;Ai!in the -hot-l Kuow i.ns.tbe .Wilson hotel, situated at Ui io.i Bay B.C.- ' Alfred K.v?]*u Horse ��������� Dated October I, 1913. ���������' NOTIOK is hereby given tnafc onthi- :*fi-'-Bt tiny, of Daeembor ii' st nppliouti >n will be nitida to the SuporintomJovt of' Prqvin-' .cial Police, Victoria, for tho renewal of tin* boul l-'een e to sell iiifiots hy rctiilin the bo-tl kno������vn as tlf-i' NGUoiiMhkoI-, situic-i at Union Bay, B.C. John Fraseii.' ���������Bated October Is*-. 1915.. T he. -C-o.u.ntchay H'o.tel A ,- ' , **i Eviry convenience ior'guests. ���������0 ,, - , ? The.Cential'Hotel for Sportsmen ���������i-iono but the Best 'of-Wines and Liquors liif'S| of British Columbia,-Ltd, .' THE S." S. COWIOlLA'iN WILL SAIL ,\S UNDER . Comox���������Union Bay��������� Nanaimo���������V'Xncouvkr���������Rout-k Leaves fcohiox,-Sunday, 4 p. tn ".... .Tuesday ii p, in. Leaves Union Bay, Sunday, 5 p. in'.., .Tuesday, -i-i o'clock, noon --., , For Denmau Island, Nanaimo and Vancouver. RETURNING���������Leaves Vancouver, Saturday and Monday,' 8 ������m ���������, 'For Nanaimo, Union Bay and Comox.* -��������� 'A,s J, ���������' '��������� y ' ;. Subject-.to cliange- without notice,' ������iwws������w:w������*.iv.i;-^.������si^ .* 5a J. N. McLTOD "i?EJOi=iaiBT,)r.' * English 4 x BOSTON always cu tap also, the famous MILWAUKEE BKEli">���������Anhunaur, il-.beiHiau, Soh te, &a. "CLDOHEY RliAJlD" ���������.SCOTCH WHISKY. Best Wines and, Liquors of all kinds The lio&rdiiig and Lodging D'-partment, under the iminuli.ito EUjiennten'donoa ,'.' , ��������� will bu toui.ri Fit'bt claSd iu every res-paot. ' zzz ' *% . CANCELLATION OF RE- '��������� ��������� "' , SERVE. . y ',', * NOTICE IS HEREnV GIVEN .'that lbs reserve! the notice of whicli nppear- edin the 11. C. (iaietie on the 27th day iMJDeceuiber, 1907, is cancelled 111 so fur 'is ft relates to tlie . following, parcels of '.'and:-the \V. 1 j of ihe .S. E. 1-4, ibe S.-\V;"i-4 and the S. 1 i of tiie' N, W. l^wtMof ihe river in Section 4; iheS. E. i-4,tlieS'. E. 1-4 of the S. U\ 1-4 ������������������ind tlie N. E ,1-4 m Section 5:. the S. "|-_* of the S. ll. 1 4 in Section S; the S E. 1-4, the S \V.' 1 4 and the E. 1-2 of the N. E 1-4 in Section 16, and ilw E. 1-2 oft.be S. E 1-4 and N 1-2 in .Section 21, all in .Township 3. Saywatd Dis-rict, ami ilie N.'JC. 1 4 of ihe .\. K. 1-.*.-' in Sw- tinii 3c; ilie N IC,i"4 nl'i'ie S \V 1 4 am! j tlie N W 1.4 aridN7 1-2 of the.\ If. 1 j in Section 33; iho N !-2 of the N W 1-4 and the N 1-2 of the N E 1-4 in Section 34; ami ibe S t-2 and N W 1-4 of the N W' i^j in Section-35, all in Township 6, .Sayward Disirict. * Tife said lands will be open for en try by pre-cni|.-tion on.Monday, tbe lSth'day ol Mayat the hour of 9 o'clock 111 the fore- .n������uu*,:������l! applicuions to bu t-iuuic at lhe office uf the Government Aj-ent, Vancouver. No Pre-emption Record shall include more '.nan 40 acres of land ex- ccpi'in case-* where it is uesirable to ir.- elude small-fractional pmiions of legal Subdivisions; information- in Winch con * ncction may be obtained from plans on view at die above niei-.tioiird Agency. R.A. REN WICK *��������� Deputy Muiialcrof Lands "5Lands Department, -, Vi'iibria, i). C, Febru-uy i.ith 1914. RECEIPTS ��������� GoyU-gmiit to City.... ������5037 95 Gov't, grant to (Jauip..,-. 100S '23 High School faes.-...;. ������7G* 00 Special Gov't gnvit.... ,2500* 00 Puitfbv City of Oum- - berland '3410 70 323 SOLA OVER ES T*BAIW 30 00 0 00 14 DO 3-3 DO BStfTES , ^i^o per dtiy aud Up "���������:-H^y^grggga5aS35gy?;5^^ ������ST* OLD N1SWSPA1JKRS POR SALE AT TII J3 OFFICE ^jf I fo ai tlie li-ir. , RATES REASONABLE John Johnston. Prop . Jrie Belter, Cheaoer Than.-Most Dairv Feeds ���������Vancouver filling���������& Gr-ain Cempany, Lie Distributors* NiViX'AIMO, B. C ��������� ~ LIQU.OR.ACT 1910. Section il. N'OTJCE Is hereby. gJvec- tlvil" one month irom jda'.e, Total Receipts 51^30*2 96 '_. " EXPENUITUIili , '��������� TwicJiers'/salariOT' .....'87025 00 Jamtoi' ' 910 00 Se-m-ngor TeK'griniv!, tol-rpiione., A; ]\r������.\wt*ll,, hiiulagi.*..':- Potter & KirkUriJti.. liaul:i*-;i'...;,.... T. 1), Mc'I.caiK stutioii- orv ninl ivpair**. . A. 11, Pwumy, slHtiuii- ' erv and hooks.. .. Islamic**} priming. ..;. News *- .... C. 11. TaHwlI,-���������supplies and livbory .-.:.' ,-.y Dr. G.Jv.'M'iicNaiiglitoii nietiif.til ui-*V*.yctioii Thomson Shtiioiii'i-y Cu books o. -. ' Free Ti-xt Book Ojiice bonks. .* J. J . Douggan, Tnts- U'os, Association. Daily Province, adv'g v?cr.'y!s balury 12 inos Nowbitry & Aslili'y.ln-' suraijcc, now .school Poslagi*. and f.tatioii- ��������� Vry,,.l2- mos . .'..-.' ,\Vni .*l'otk*!', lalior .... 1). . Kilpatrick', coal.. hauling CO. (D)Liinitod, coal. S. Leis-'i-'&Ou., cktlk yiiiiiatii, olouk , 1 lay in an ct M ellae;!o w l's T. 15'. IVntu, host*, glass. . siuulrics * I 'J: 00 UO [���������" M- 00 10 00' 41 00 112* 50 28 29 1 2o yn 10 0i* 0 70 GO 0% 1*15 oo 10 00 , 83 50' - 9 ci t* *~J -50 127 '50. ] 00' 0 50 - 12 25 ;\tra*-.-*!.-! jpqiUv i at.Lotehn:r.<l do.'ii'tpUoa ma' ��������� citiltD;- !.**iC'rtaiii our viliflou ftoo T;fcp*-t!,-*r '.' lllVO-llmil ISV'o'jnVi;)'Vf���������f���������"-*** *2*. C^nitn ������������������������������������������������ t'.o-iosirtoU-t eoi43di.i-.iti A Pk-.'X^af, -yni-rt-oca i-an*nw tnicu ���������il, sicwiey l������fii!i!*.f.'ffi"ii X ilivu.-O.! S,.ai*.i ij &������, i & w. !-iV������:vt ts*tfilI'.ollx, '* a>om,cim.-uo, ji tuo AlmnrtsoEiei? Ulk<j*.MtcJ wdoktr. !Uu^������t ri.-- ri*lnt\on ;r ivjy soior.uilj y- irt������u. 'fierrv, l\H Uia-wn. ?..'..��������� i> y-u'.-pes-^jo piinwitd. i.' itOl &J- ..������" ;ir'vi.l.-.-ti!i,*i-s. fcttuiiii oom. tr:; v du, \\w^-.r*>;.. a u- ��������� NOTICE TO CON rR^CTOR? , -No. S Mink Sc.-ioot.. SEALHD TKNUURS, snperscr.beo "Tender fir Ng.1^ .Viin-.' Stbooi.' ,\ill be received by ine iionour.ible uie Miniver of Public Woil---..i*;. to nooi) oT I'lKsdny, the ic*,li������c iv o( Mny 1014 foi ihe predion and e-jinnletinn of .1 i_*������������������.-" ��������� ron-'.i schiioMrui-iC ::! '.*>i.. S '-yn.', -*.n������- hif!;u;d, in ;!ie L*.iuo\ VA": ���������.���������r..' IV ��������� r, 1'!.'!):'. jpi\-.!U-:t'.-.n*-- t-*.*tr;ict a . * f irnii* i i teiiiJe.- ti**a\ be seen or, jnd r.f- c; -tviaj;,., IN THE .COUNTY' COURT OF NANADIO IIOLD1CN AT NANAIMO. IN TTJIC MATTER-OF William IltM-hi-i't. ItaUon. deceased, ill tcstiito, lute oi; Courlonay, II C- AND n - !N TI-I1S..MATTKK of the ^Ollicial Ailuiiuii'tniioi'i" Act,'* TAKK isOTICH that liy or-' dor nl! liis Honor Jnd^e llarkor, iiuuli-i on ihe 11 fit' day of Koh niHijv, I OH, 1 was appointed Adiiiii-i-ifniNii- tit" tho K^tnto of tin.- nbovOi niantioiied dw,(-asi,'d. and all jiiuiiyn having tdainif. figaiiiSl. tho Biiitl ciitaio arc liorcby ivqniml lo furnish nanus pcopm-ly vcfiliml, to lin; on i-i ia-i'oui th'.' iZ\\\ day ol Maivb 1914,'. AND lill 'l>ui-- ''io.- indcblod to snid ostalo, aro rc������- qu'nvd to ji'iiy tin- itinoiiut of llit-ir in.ltliU'tlnysfi to uio forthwith. Dated thi.-; llth.day of Fnlini nvy ISM I. W. WKSUV Wll.liAKD, (Ml\i.'ial Adniinii-tvator, (huiibeilaiid, 15. C ,- Don't forget to plaoo your J^cxt oulcr tor printing ������in-l������ }}?< ***** H.l.,V*.������������'������������-*r.t-������iMfclA<-**������^*"*.t������'*"*������1* *** ������������������**������"'������������������������*���������*������������������'* W*tJ^*!W\t&^fa4*t^V*ffi i O W TARRRLL J ^ ,^.M������Hr������WW'������.''*������"*������''-������w,MW*-������"i fy IOTICE ' ��������� ��������� ��������� ESQU1MALT & NANAIMO RAILWAY * LANDS Every conveyance from, the Es.quimalt 8z Nanaimo II Ivvay ' Company, ' not" already registered, should be lodged in the Land Registry, Office before May ������������������' 31st, next, pursuant to the Land -Registry "Act Amendment Act, 1914." j H snrIv ii _i, La. \.J v.,,- i^j L j X, , Land A������jc*nt tMMrna������LiJri1yB������A*������-M*������ftt:^rj[r^^ f HIGH G������ J Ami ������n KITCIIKN.'.UTENSILS ^ Spoilsmen Goods ami . General Hardware ������������*. t<,r^^tS!)pt^i*hift<r*������irtU.*j I'ly-ty*'] '������������������ ' Hint /Va.'i-t ii-.rr.Ii'. ^-������'***r > -"., (- l.'Mr-l.l.: Mi\ll..ir..(C.-tlWVll'im **\^.-- .' - ���������' I.-.VHIM h* ,|i -.1, t'lkVui r.i-.W \-"-tlJ<r'r <;-"'.���������*���������)*.'��������� ���������jV'i ni.:",'t-i:..', *���������.'.-���������-"' Srr- >ti ...nt ;v���������'- }< '-���������*-���������;��������� l> il'-fi...i- i,i, /.,���������(;'.* ;' ��������� ��������� 1 ��������� j*.-..ir i NOTIOK. Any poj'aoii or piM-nouu, cm tin*;-, rnnuiving or taltiiiji any hhn'Ici), timhor oi' wood, of nny tV'fj'ript.iodn inlonniiip; to tho 'W'i'lliiiglon Colliery Oo'y., or from or off tlm land of tlio Raid (.'Oiiipnny, or imyoru' ^ppiiiit1, rubbish of miy ilcsvi'inlion iMivv/bovo \\\vu\ the ."miuvoiy-**1 laud will ho proeccuti'il to tho full ti.Mcrit of tlio law, J. li. LOOK A 111), \ll-lll-l ,J| lUrlll.l^l"!', Cojlitiry Oo.y, ^ no~ti(Te" IN TIIKi eoi.'NTY Cdl'HTJ.OK NANTATMOHOLDKN AT (ji':������'i:kiu.ani> IN TII hi MATTKIi of 'Ihoninn iSmiiii, d,i'immhI, iiiif-tiiU'. wlin ilii'd in N'-li-'-n Id-tiict nn April '.'u.h 1 1 . AND JN TIIK MATTIC 11 of ihu 'Olli.-ial AdMiinlrtrniou: Act " I ;iKi'- xti.il Jt ij i/iiti I ty ijniiji i*.l lllH IJuiltit i.'llll.mi H.UKt-T. Illllllf tho fi'.h day of N'u'.i'.mlici li)l",!w..n nppi>iiii...l adii.iui'.*,tril,,i-(il !h;' l')'- lUlU llf till ulil-Vl) HUMllioilMl i.!*' coant-il, and ail parii*.". havl -y ul.iiliu.a^aiint tiio, mid iiHluto an- h tir 1 Ji-li pa un*, pr-jpfirjy vnif������������;d, to nui mi or ho- fori' Hns 1,'l.h dny f.f n.r.'.iduT, rq rpiTcrrtiuTi \n 1 c~ tm~ n*nvne~ixy^i;iT*** Superintendent of Provim-.iul pol -co for a license for the ���������'ale o" liquor hy wholesale in and upon ihepremii-os eit.iatod in the (own of Courlenay, IS. 0. known and dt'?<jiib'od as fJo'.s 30 iii.d Ui, Sec- lioiAGl. , ' Dated' this Jfilh day' of April. 10 u" UNION BREWING! COAirANY Ltd,' Conrad Rtilt-'h Appliennt LIQUOR ACT, 1910. Suction "12. KOTICliJ if: Ijerehy given lhat, on the 1 t'i day of Dccemher tu-xi, application will 'hv made lo the Sui'Oiir.'Cruk'tit' of 1'ruvinfiial Pwl- ii'o for lencwal of lhe hotoMiccncc' to fell liquor hy roiail in the liotti1 known an tne lluhr-piiiu Ilol'.d, A ufile al Ltiiid,,iii lho Pi-ovince of lliilif-.li Cnlunihiii. Dated ihib S.h day of Octoher, 10 IU, ' ' F11K1) THULIN Applinanl IJviOOH ACT, 1910, Hct-lion -Vi. . nOTlCB in htiohy pven that, on tho J t, .(lay nt net'ein'-fi'i' noxt, i'pplieaiiui. will he in id-* to Llie :?uperint!*>ndent of hovinchl Pul ��������� ice for rcurtwiil of iLn hotel lieonee <ti wil liquor hy :el..i) in lho ho'cl known ai-^lliu W.iiluw-* llu'j'I, i-iui :ili> at Cunipli'll h'iver, in lhe I'ro- vini'e nf Bri-i.di ���������floluinhi i c-f"r"j^ow.iies~oouKir<r" L.- V,< Ntinn**,* -w.at(.*r 12 nics Uoystou Mill, linnlwr High .school pupils, t-ix ��������� ���������day's- teaching.-. . School l-fiY-a :, ** Washing towel-?. .n i ti- ' ihe ist day i o l 4, ;i t ' tli-c ;oaice o* ,\ir. ], B:i,ii*J, GoveiinnetU Aycnt, iua- ��������� Ix'iian'd, B. ���������.; Mr. A. "J. .SU'-srl^d. vScaeury of the Sctiool Board;1 <V������mb*sr- trtn;!; ti. C; anil \hc department of . PjiIiIjc WoiUs, Victoiu ���������'* / ���������By' application io tLi: uTidcrsigt'icd, contraclo!.*. ivay 'ohta:n a copy cf.the p':������ns nr.ii sporific-^uons for the sum of ten dollars (Sio), which *\\\ ut- Kiuncled on' reiuniiiijj; lJ>nn,*f ini'ood order. Ench proposiil ;niu--t b& acconip^me-i l,i'y-aa accfptcil bank cheqw of tviiifi- ca'ie ofdepcrsii on'- ,v chiirtercd*-bf.i)k: c'*,. C-aii.*-tiii.-:i).������iJe pay ib'e to the Honour- .bit: the Miiiii'tcrlof Public WcikS, for r. -uu. utji'.al hi io rcr cent of tin* tcnuec, ' .vliicii sh,ill1 In- forfoif.'dii'thu pasty ten- t'.i'iiitg decline ic enti-J it.to coaiwct .vht-n c*ii!''d upon lo Ao so-, or if he i-ivi j.ii_iii!iij'il*'ii������ ihft ALfli,k_CijriLr:LCitd fiw*. ,34 00 5 oo ���������I lit* cht-tj'ies iiifctlilicatcs tu deposit of Ttnhuccej.-ful teiidcrerd will he muni-ec* ��������� in tliL-'u upon the execution of the O'lUin-eL j' 'l'cui'trs will not be considered tiniest ��������� jo, ()0\ iaade mil od tir: forms supplied, siV.Ufd ~ if 1 s\ii!i ihe ,v.:ttKil sij-iMiure'of the ioa<ler- 1 '" -ji.-r and tniciccl in tbe envelopes farn ������ 0 t'.O Special grant oxpendit- . tn re, Clarlc&Stowat-l Co. Lld.J'uniitiu-H.. 1150 07 A. McKinnon, fiini'ire 200 00 .Semitic lank .. ��������� 273 00 Kopuirs to old ..school S00 00 Maps ID 00 Lalwii- pulling , iu new- (loslcu.- 100 00 Totul oxpomlit. VdVd S12I1II2 00 High sclionl fee.> due'^i')-l 00 Ih.-ijieclfillly Mihi:iiU'i.'d. TlIOiMAS II. CAIIEY, Secretary. Pionrd of School Trusth-^ (hnn- l-erhiud, 1), C, .Ium. S, ll-M-i 1 hereby certify (Inr 1 have ex - LIQUOR AOT, IglO (Section ^5) The lowest <.ir ajsy ie*ni!';f not a-eca-st-ar ily acceptt'd. f. IL CiUlFFIl H, Dcpu'.y Minister .uirl J'ohl'c Woikc Kni.,*;'iin(:i; Dcp-utinuiil of J'ul-lii* W'oiki, Victoria, B. C, April 28,191^. in\ 6 my i-i' c tat t****-. mnr-**.*vxi*'**. tt^imai ������i*wi*i u*M**M.mi������ * -������iu������-w*ii"i**m Mfft'Y' ht3 r'A"..1*-'* r.iA (}-k$ H W K? *ft'*h*'**' ^%*fetyb ;: i-x - * ,.'"'1*1 ?-. *?i. i'."rri i *-* "T> * * kf*. ������������K������nJ fv:-i t* -(,*���������! ���������OLi'.iLiJJUvjiji.V ������ 0;yi.. Caurallai OavorKmcji**. Vih.o ,,t [^ r.Iun.- V/o liavo ������'-.*.���������? p'-pist, fl t$ rn.l :':'*,!*c:.*:ri*;.".".::/.!���������; v.-;'-. ' "! }\A (V.llolVn lj v.-A'/a l-'y tlm /v"! \$\ oVzryVi-'.iOtc. C-u.U. n*j [ijj\j i-\\A ri'H-o tt-r/i (j.'c lulcr'.C'- '������������������."'] iSOTlCllC ishwioby given tliat, on the iiiuih day ol May iit..\t. appliratiuu will 1><; made lo the SiipciiuteudeiH of I'rovincial Fo- lice for the yrautiuf*; ol a license for lhe sale of lifiuor hv u-tail iu * ' .1 and ii por. the |������jcniiser-!-.������ he o*mi liliuctcd in aceotdance with lhe plans ami speciiicalion*; to he til-*, ."r/-r-"*f'���������*,'���������'V..u,E"i.'^;-'.*.;���������' ma vj*''*ni*.i j-V'-V^-v^., 'lV> I't.'A v.i,:.',.-r TtjIi*. ml-.* (.������'-���������. ;��������� ' ,*.������:v 1 -v ..������������������'-���������- -1 '.-v.l.-'-j Diiieti this .till 1 d.iy of Ocioher, nn:!. CllARLkS '111 ���������vd with Mu; -iv.ii.uiiii-.i.uiv'iil ot 1 y ������������������������' ?,','V>*' -rtl. V1 '" l*"'*1 "'*>,i' '* ' ���������' v*'.0 a -.'��������������������������� *'*������ ;*vf \xs. Piovineial l'.die-e, and to h.'! ������?**��������� -"'' '*"v,w"*!I "'*>''' V",;:���������<���������<��������� '^*; 1IIII.IN known a.ith* Tiei iiotei, and tu "/ <������ ^JjiVa'^i^r-,:'^ Apt iie.nil |JC- situate at <r r n. ai the ^ov*,-!:: ���������* ^U^'.UC^ttvJ'iV.iVr. Z\t.;*nV>*i'?i\ ||, 1 lllelll Wll.lll ai KH) -t'-'ii. OCi.-i'n ; Pi.stnct. r>iiu."*ii l..iiinniOi!i, tip-r.i; <. ' Hiding on locomotives and rail n*ay cara of lho Union rVilliory Company by any person or ,,er.| ���������������'';��������������� ^������������ll>riii'M!.������M):i'(|tu B-.mP���������eveopt truii cu*v,*--i,- itnetIv |���������''**��������� '' --A1'^. aiu ai,;,iid ;.. p..-, 1... proh������Ht������l. KinplnyeeH rre ������iulM a,Kt,.n,lt of. llu'ir fmlehtedn. ��������������� io NfrpKM-*;. ���������**ayn-:irl l.i-.M'l Hi .nil*) I'm'rii*t i.f Pay -u*.). TiMCK, fJIM'I'l h tliil'll.'lni Bui!, <if 1. 1.1 il<\), tl. i ., Oill l ll '|> l^| II- pc 111 m ion tn lt'ii������* tho fi)ii*i\v.inl A ii": ii-; 6 .\ ; <^ .ii!iii.tt:-Si,i.illi-!*i'i������li.-.V.m.li������l|ili-<!n'i.i(l D.itcd thi:; l.it d.iy of April, j J lu,'ii':il. on ('iirlii'/. Inlli'iK, I'Mniin'iicin { nl j 11 p'til lilautiil on Un* S* iii.iiv,i>**.| ci'i-nor nt ' '��������� v-'>-,N>������*<i)-' It- llu* lauds desct-ii.ed as Luis 20 %'"\ f\i~lj/ (nQl^'fi and ^r i:i Woe!: K of the Suhdi , J i^J^J & \J U li i t i-i-J'-i' of o:u't of '-ivctioiu-, ji and *{ i, , 'ti. Mm- ... ,-",!, a, . . ���������> .. ii. 1I1.. t ���������.,. , . 1-,.*." ~ % ������������������ ,''���������''��������� i,\ *, . .,.*"';,i ������������������-1" ���������.>' I Wlir,Vn-:f;WV,'i.i i r������UiVi������*ti*i������:-i'iir������i-i"l--'-,.l:} Inc tf>d������.nnii-BftI for nllov/inf* t-r.inh Uvonh-r i ,)a;1. !'H 'U" Any ',i N"VU" ]. U. UX'KAUU, j''���������'''' 1''::: General Manu ���������..? . j OX-ii.u AdiniohUaw.!, 11 ' l'-ri.hiilu.il, il, I' i.i'aii'l, ��������� Iiont-i," t. I|.iwni(/ tin* Mho .. mr-1,. tl'-.. .i|i.llll'i tim |;i':ili|i| In p .>i.. <i COi.i- 1.1 (.���������client, ciii.tiiji.t-it', M ,1T", m-������r* in 11 ��������� .*��������� * MKI.l'.S I'.l'l.!., bn..lMiuh J*'., it'll. MARifV Tl.M'.Mft, , 1 ,)0(.,lul /,��������� ': -4c ���������VuVs WtsjihoSfe, ; t Violin Stii-'i*-. './. -I'. Mt������.''.il".S :������������������!������' ' ���������."���������I*.* at iti*' .'V'-'i'- ! ,������'*5^1 w.til Iile (ih < .1 ?!'*\ 1'K1*>%1I AiM.K AM) FAlO.n'k.'I.ITK <>nr Mill, i- th" \ ydt"*- of llie ile-l 1:( il <Jov... !���������'KK-.SK MILK !. IVIARU^, /��������� . t ���������I.* //I,* ������.-(*. -,' '> t/' -A it*"ml 1/. ' ���������Q-0-)J*-4l-?l'*{''lf''>*C'<ti ">'.'^"t.**���������������������������������������������.��������� t-'.'i'.; in;-*; ..-���������,r,v.*;. hiV..-A,i;.. i.ui*-: 1 c.r /. .-��������� ��������� .* It1-,'; ( . I .II. . *.. ),|| <l( 'VI I , ���������������!���������������. ' ' ' ' ��������� " ������ * ll.UI (i.*> j - I.f.-il";-, t,mHlL*>V Ll -I ��������� - - ������������������ I ' *���������' ��������� I - ' . I - * , r fi. .( fi" ".. (),.-V.n. -i'"l ���������- - , - ! ! 1 u -K I -11'.' .-.y-r*----*.-.- ,*.V*is?i- *'-;������������������-'-��������� 'l:'." t'.i ,-��������� .���������������-i'i {. -t\ ��������� > - , ��������� THE NEWS. 'CUShlEKEATO, B. C. ���������2gtf4^UAL2q *>nU '77UL^ s&nffi*J' te-ih~j& For Baking Success ���������This Oven Test Siccess on some baking- clays can be expected no matter - whal flour you use. But con-' "Bt'fint success is rarer. It can be aosured in only one way. The miller must select his wheat by oven test. So from each shipment of wheat we take ten pounds as a sample. We grind this into.,, flour. Bread is baked from the flour/ If this bread is high in quality, large in quantity, we use the ���������". shipment from which it came. - "/" Otherwise we sell it. / Constant baking success comes */ as a'matter of course from/ floiir bearing this name / ..��������� ' "Mo-e Brfeic^and Better Bread'? and ��������� "BetteN Pastry/Too" fi2��������������� Tho Friend to* Choose The world oould do very well without certain people of brains,. but it would fare but ill it it were deprived of others whose chief possessions are largo aud tender.liearls. We all recognize these great hearts when wo .moot tliem. They aro usually engaged in lielpins lamo dogs ovor. stiles, as Kingsley quaintly puts it, or they may Just be shod ".ia*** ��������� sunslilna- of pure fun and good temper "over a party of young people or children; It really does not much matter. To them all work comes, .alike,- ir it means the helping of oihci's"or-;*t;Sj;e*'' lightening of the gloom 'of :i dull (.bit" J r. k ��������� of life's road. You may have met on-- of the ,119111**/.. unrecognized benefactors of ������������������' lho world. ' a person whoso wide'humanity embraces every ono in it. far- reaching sympathy. Add such a one lo your coll- '.ion of friends if you' have the opportunity and count yourself lucky* indeed. For you will be sure of a refuge in the time of storm and stress that will not fail you, oven if all the rest of the world look.-* coldly at. you and passess by, indifferent to your trouble. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neural- gia. r*'\ /A. The King's Messengers Tlio king's messengers rarely figure-in public and it is only, the strictly personal business of hi marriage to Miss Hcnniker" lleaton that brings Major Adrian Porter to the fore to'- day. Ile-.s one. of the little corps of nine men who wear tho badge of th Silver* Greyhound. They are tho kinp's messengers,, picked men and usually military off'cers,-. who even in these days of a sure, swift postal system and wireless telegraphy, still carry tho sovereign's autograph letters to brother rulers, and also the more'important dispatches of the for-! cign office. Those all go "by hand," as business mon say, and tho king's messenger is strictly charged that the documents must never leave him by day or night and until safel.* delivered he must defend them to the death. -���������-London Chronicle. Time Has Tested it.���������Dr. .Thomas'. JicJ.eetric Oil has been on the market upwards of thirty years and in that time it* has proved a blessing to thousands. It is in . high favor throughout Canada and its>excellence has carried its fame beyond tho seas. It. has 110 crjual in the whole list of, liniments. If it woro double the. price it would be a cheap liniment. Reserving Non-Agricultural LandJ; The Minr.csot"** State Forcgtiy HsS>: ������iatlon is agiating for an amendment to the state constitution, , to^prbvi.de for tho retention as foreu.'rpsfcrvo-sof all state lands found-.upon Oxamina tion 10 bo uiisuitablt**xtfOj* agricultural purposes. At^ project', '*" such lands' may be filed up/n-iV'ider the v;v*iiao of homesteads, ib'ut, after the ran oval of the timbers^and possibly an" attempt ato farm-iife, foredoomed - to failure��������� the Jn.iul's aro abandoned, usually in a completely denuded and burned-over 'aoml'iiou, aivj revert to tho state, A much bolter policy would unqucstion'- abiy be to restrict agricultural settlement to lauds clearly suitable for that purpose, and retain, the no.i- agriciiltural lands for periiVaneut fores': production. The same problem arisos in many parts of Canada, in a similar way. Previously, tliero wiis no direction of agricultural ^settlement, and. a'f a result, much' non-agricultural limb: ��������� lnnd was taken up under lho homo- stead laws. This tendenc... \viis particularly strong at tho time lumber- .irg operations were being carried on. At that time the homesteader was able to iind un excellci.' market, for the agricultural produce that, could be raised during tlio few . years that elapsed before the surface fertility off ��������� tlie soil, derived from ihe decayed mould from fallen leaves and branches, war. exhausted. ���������' In very many cases, settlers have heen stranded on these poor lands,' and havo become so impoverished that thoy are wholly iiuably to move away and settle on lands really suitable for farming. JMore0recently, the provincial governments have made attempts at directing settlement, but the pressure for the opening up of timber lands has been strong, and arguments tha1; the lauds are suitable i'or agriculture have been so strongly urged that the attempts to withhold lands essentially non-agric-iltural have in 111 Miy cases been unsuccessful.���������Conversation. ���������*.-*���������. ���������<*������- 9������ DISTEMPER Fli-ik Ey������, Eplzootlo j5h.*3������t.-,a Fevnr. 0 ,- -mil Cawhal"* Fever Sure cure nnd *Tiosl llvo preventive 1,0 innui.-r :.iovv Horses at any age nvo Infected or "exposed." Liquid, jstven on trm tongue, nets on the Blood and -UlaniK c-xiioIh me poisonous germs from tlw body. Cures Disiemp-v in lios.i awl sheet*, and Cholera In l'oult'i-y. Largest solSin;* livo Steele ivmccly. Cures La Grippe anion*,' human beings ana is a Hue. Kidney * remedy. Cut tins out. Keep it. Show It to your chiikkiki, who will get ft for you. Free Booklet. '���������'J 1 stem ���������.*������.���������!���������, caufca und Cures."..- ���������' '" s DISTRIBUTORS���������ALL WHOLESALE. DKUUOISTS , 3POHN MEDICAL CO., Chemists ana Bacterlolot-jlsts, Goshen,"' md . U."i.A. EDDY'S FIBREWARE Tubs and Pails retain the, heat of the water much longer than the wooden or galvanized iron 1- -> * " t tubs, are cheaper than the latter ������������������ 3 and will not rust the clothes Build Concrete Barns and Barnyards VOU will find that tliey nre best at first and cheapest in the end. Concrete buildings cannot burn and many dol lars arc saved in lower insurance rate*-*. They need practically no repairs and never need paiiiiiiic- Concrete barnyards make llie best hind of a feeding-floor and save many dollars in feed bills, as your stock gets every particle lhat you feed to them, Send fur ihi*) tier, bur*)!; "Whit tlir Pinner (.'mi ili> With t-'oiirrstp.** It slum-.j 11 it Iw.y to build yocr.,own concrrti: burn, fcrrting- lloor or any otiierbuiM'm**; tliat you may nee J. Farmer's Information Bureau C������"������������cJa Ccmenl Company Limited Herald Bui/ding, Montr-tnl X: v -������-:r Firewood Cull in!*, firewood in sun iiii'i'i when ll' can lie ddiio in,inii easier nml CHcapor In v.-inli'i*, In 11 wiislo of vain- alio time, l-'livt cl-'iin up olil lntca. ibIIh, lii-nkiir I.kiiikIh. eli'., aroiliul tho liulldlriKH. I'ci'luiiiH Hiiiiii'wlioro 011 tlm Jfarrn t.liei'd nre tun licld-i Hint ronlil prontubly bn Hindu into one and iho. ���������old rail foiico liclwi'on lliciii cimvcrt" -ed inlo Kiinil j'uyW. or Into 1'iH'l. In thn wood lot tlu'i'i' iiiiiy lin di'inl or *?all*->-i IrciH llnd Nlii'iil'l lin h-iiidii'iI *nrt utiidi*' Ini, 1 llrfwiioil iicfiu'i' tlie live IrcoH aro touchi'i].--.T. !���������'., in Con. UTYnlllW. Poop Consolation "Why su .'���������lociiiy looklii'-*-, M-uIk ileal-?" I ".liiel- Iiiih thrown nn- over for uj 'liirl with iinnv nioiiry," "Oh, Iiii'i'i', '���������lioci' up! TlmL's im. nlnn thut lm ilo'.'Hii't lovu you." - Problems of oocial Work . The persistent problem- of social worli are, poverty, diseaso anil crimi, i'or-^-Yvl'iicli���������^t-lie-eoiu"ei!ti-5.nal���������remedies- have "-been, respectively, relief, medicine and jails. Tho social worker discovers by sad experience that relief is no euro for llie lirst. nor inedieine for the second, noi* jails for the third.' Relief, medicine, and jails are no doubt needed, i'or our sins, until we learn' how to apply real remedies, u'ir- til we have r:ocial programmes ade- 'cpiale, .obsek'te. inideniocratlc'. uneconomic���������tlmt is ���������**) say, wasteful��������� ami unedticatioiial���������lhat Is to sav, stupid*.���������Edward T. Devina in Tlie Survey. "Willie������������������Tr.w, where do jailbirds come from? Paw���������Tney are raised by* larks, bats and swallows, my son,���������Cincinnati En'iulre.r. "Kvory livitig room or library oiiji;Jii, lo have soniowhere iu it a handy box or drawer. In it should be wrapping paper, siring, stleliei'S,' clips, imielliiRi' o: paste, inss and Uie ihoiisaiui ami one little things ihat or.o ia likely to want frequently nnd in inconvenienced ly not bavins. If thoy nro handy in a known place time ia wived over and out asaln. Mrs. (iOO(1m)1'> (feedins tramp)-��������� "You seem to have a rock! nppdlte." Tliinsry IllijH;iiii-i--"A1i, mum, dat's all I liavd lefi in do world da I 1 kin rinlitly call 1110 own," Trophy For First Aid Work in Mines Jn order to encourage lirst aid work in mines, 1-1 on. .l.onis Codcrre, minister of mines, recently donated to the St. John Ainbiihiricu .association if silver -trophy . i'or. annual competition i?:iioiig.a]l mine workers in Canada. ' The importance of having all mine employees trained in lirst aid is obvious. When an accident happens in ordinary industrial occupations, only a short time, elapse-' before tlie assistance of an ambulance or surgeon can, bo obtained, bul as mining is carried on at great depths and distances underground," the time taken to 'obtain' i>:c.iiev medical assistance varies from one-half hour to three or four hours. ��������� ��������� ., - _ Trophies in * lirst aid work, for general con*pot,rncnjam"l~for eompptitioTr amoiifi- railwayman and among cadets, have already been, donated by Hon. Wallace* Ncsbitt, but the need of a special trophy for miners has "neon keenly fell. Tliero ia no department of industrial lit'*-* where the_art of rendering lirst aid is more necessary or where there is more enthusiasm shown by the average employee.��������� \Y. .'J. B,, in ConservatiJii. I ���������t I FARMERS Can always mak-������ aura of getting tho highest prices for WHEAT, OAT"*, BARLEY and FLAX, Ly shipping their car lols to FOR*. WILLIAM AND PORT ARTHUR and having them sold on commission by THOMPSON, SONS AND COMPANY THE WELL-KNOWN-FARMERS* AQENT8 ADDRESS 700-703 Y��������� GRAIN EXCHANGE, WINNIPEG* s Possibly He. Waa ..Smith (on steamer in midocean)��������� going across, old chapV . ��������� ... ��������� -" Hrown���������Yes. . You'.'���������New York Times. "out *:f Quito TSlobba���������-Put. yourseli' in ids phiee la a good motto. Slob)>n--Yen, it's the favoi'lti*- niolto of tho office Hockor. "Why do you miv will) unlvei-Hlty |ii(*r������.HHors','" "My doctor mi.ii, I liuii'.t, try atiiioiipiicii'." all Hiu.--!' Wll'e-Oli. Iiiibby, I boiif.lit a wnlst rm* a doll, r nliieiy-nliii) and I Riivu tin cleik a two dollar bill- I Just Holloed that Hho gave uio Iwn o.i'iit'i eliiiiigc Oh, Aoar, oh, dour, tin. 1 ivullty ot thi'iV.' Hubby --Calm yoiti'Relf, dear wlfo: calm youi-Hi'If, yon uro IniicOiit. -Ponn , Stni.e'Fioth. Minard's 'Liniment Cure;, D.-inclruff. The Wrong K*1*1-* dvo lu a ij|"���������v,*i. Anything in lho way f? ni'W i-iiillngH i'or nio round at your shop? 'i'ltilcr-'N'othiiiA bn' your 'ant bill, J I * . **' , '" ���������I'i "���������*<' III 'I lll'M' "Hit "hric-i vour fiitlwi' fib'i-ci tn kisii-in'itll li li 'ifllli'il' Ing? ' "I don't knew, t-tiuii: I it-h him ilia I you wo'tld 'I'-- i-i i.ics him"--Ilou^- lon fo-*.'. l>r. Morse's Indian Root Pills ���������mctl*/ meet the. nerd which no often arise** in every faniily for a nicdif ire to open up .tiul rcRuute the hnv.cl*. Wot only ore they effective! in all taseflof CosuliftiUlo*.'.. I..." thr/ I-'!p crcatly fn bre.-ihint; no a ColA or I .a Cripp** by rli'ininij* out (In. r-*.-/���������..-������ ���������ndpurifyir.-j tl.e hlood. lnil.r- ���������.i:*.-,-? way they relieve or cure tiilK.iuncs*-, Inatgestion, Sick Ileaihi hrs, Khe-.m.. utism And other coiih-i/iii tiilnicnt-*. In tho (itlleHt eeniie of th**- words l.)i. lAoitt'a Indian Hoot Pi!!* arc <; A Zi-outoEiold Remedy * W. N. U. 0D7 I'lilcl-V ftop'i viiniVii, cwr.ti colJi, anil Imuli * .'- i,,.t .,���������i \iy.---. :i it 2U c.ntj. , "A I I'i. \ i-iih^ llu* M'li-nin cnptaiii of 111,niv in om' in Vli'������lnlu'n bravi bull In of Ccilii]* friMlt," (it ll COIIl" if. I Vl'^l- iii'-ntH. "my rompuny, w������*,lcli t;i;i*,������.ial* ly, wiiHii't nfniiil m tlu avch llc-nd j liiiiiHflf. crf-w rlciiionillzed nml p;inki| ! r'tl'li'l.i'll. Ill'* Jill !��������� i'll III.*- l-l'l'ilit**-. ibf'f ] jbriilu- if.i'l hlaiti'd poll'iitoll for Hhj t i-in. I "Ar. niu; fcllo-*. wii.t J l.iii'iv naii a.*; I fi*ai'l'v*-'<- ������3K n Hon, liiiHheil by nm 1 iinnv my tevnlvci. ami til-e.l. "'Hal;, nnd pturn t, youv pl.ioc! ���������If >ou don't I will s.hoot." 1 'Hhofit and In- I'luiR-'d:" he i^jili' '. j lm?,. i* nhtl'i^:---; bt.i IM''". "^'im**.".; 'ill' I bullet to a l.ashvtful?'"-Youlii'rt Cunipanloii. A Sure Favorite ������������������saves the housewife much thankless cooking--- Post Toasties The factory cooks them pcrfee-'Jy, toasts them lo a rle-lipf-iiY-*, ���������T*nlrl<������n-hrown. and it'i'ds ihc-m to yonr tnhlr ready lo oat tlin*ct front tlui senlod parkagc, 1 -...������-,\, Not So Slow A shy young man hud been calling on tho Hwoetesi sirl jn the world for many moons, but. 'liciuu bashful,-, his suit* progressed slowly. Finally she decided It was up to her to str.i't something, so the next lime he called she pointed to the rose.in liis'buttonhole and Raid, "I'll give'' you a kiss for that, rose.", A crimson Hush overspread his countenance, bu: tlu* cxehiuifio was made after aomc hesitation' ou liis part. Then he nn\bbed his hat and started to loavo the room. "Why, v/luvo are you Kolna?" Kin aslvod in surprise. "To lho--ei���������llorist for more roses," li������ called from tho front door, ---Lo-ulon Opinion, Last Canada's Grain Tr.ide year more pniiu was Klipped and tn <*.r������i'vi-' Wonderfully Appetizing As); nny grocer��������� Post Toasties by hike from (he twin Canadian ports oi' Port Arlhiir and Fori "Wi-Wain thnn was uikeu out. of Duliilli, auporlor and t'hit'iiKii, all reckoned together. The double jioi't on the north Blnre of '.uko Superior easily surpassed ovory oilier port* in America Jn tho quantity cf Rraln shipped by wulei*. This is tin nsloii'.s-,liili>; cliaiiKo from tlm condltloiiH which ' oxluted only ���������a few years :ii?o. U reveals tho I development, of the C'niip.dlnii Northwest, and throws a -stroiis llsht upon j tl.o. I'litiu-i' nf the Cunadlmi commerce of tho hikoH, aft or the Dominion shall have eotnpleteil its syHtem of writer- wiiih betwi'ei-, L:i!;e Supi'i'lor nnd tho uea. Willi Mho Canadian raniihi ouhu'KOil nud p.xloiidi'd no that oceun-BoliiK vi'������hp1h from I'or! Arthur and h'ort WHlhuii lo Kiit'op", by way of Lake Miipci-ior, tlu������ HI- '.Muv.v's 111 ver, 1.11 Ice Iliiron nml a (ieoifchui llny-Ht. Law- reneii ennui and the Rl. Lawrence? river, to the (lull' of Rl. Lawrence, a ������r<'(it tfftfi'lu will ho lost lo Koine of tlio Amcrh'-iii \iot\ 1 ami elianiwlH ot tho pjrpat hiUes. Hut tho dovolopinnul of tho Douiiulon will fii������* *.norc than offset this loss IhroiiKli the liicreaned Caiiudlan '.iiisIiips.i which it ivJII brlnw Anioiicau liiauufncliirorii uiid iner- chanli'. Our iiolKlihor lo the -.lorliiwni'il c:iii*i ,,,.,1, \��������� ,..::., I:**. "'-'I '"'il Vp.- .>ni*( idvoni' fm* tlw iii'iimnivliy ninl bosl in- tcrestti of the t'lilu'd ritaict-.,���������Cleve- lnnd Iiondcr. REPLENISH ��������� ... YOUR BLOOD IN THE SPRING Just now ; ou are feclins sorts"--not your usual self, exliiiusted at times, and cannot ��������� devote real eiiercy to your work. Sleep does not rest you and you wake up fcelini*;' "all tired oi.t."-. PcriiapB 1'lieumaCisr.i *' is flyiiijrTtlTroTTSh-^-oiir muscles and joints, or "may be your skin is disligured by rashes, boils or pimples. Headaches, twinges "of neuralgia, fits of nervousness, irritability of temper and a disordered stomach often incroaso your , discomfort in tho spring. " *��������� Tho cause���������winter ��������� has left its mark on, you. These troubles are signs Uiat. your blood is poor and watery, that your nerves are exhausted? You must renew and enrich your blood , af once and, restoro tone to your tired nerves, ov there may be' complete breakdown. Tho most powerful romedy for those spring .ailments In mon, women and children lt; Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale Peoplo, been, so these pil- cleanse the bad blood and strengthen weak nerves. New, villi, red blood���������yonr greatest need in Hprli.i,���������is plentifully created bv Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and wiil: this new, pure blood in your veins you (inlckly rogal:*. health and increase your. stv-nKth. Then your skin becomon clear, your eyes bright, your nerves strong and you feel better, oal better, sleep better, an', arc pble to do your work. Tlenin you-' sprlntf tonic troalmoTlt. tcdav for tho blood and nerves wllh Iir. '\VIIIU.iiis' Pink Pills���������tlio Pill.-) that stronKthen., Thi-sh Pills are. sold by most denier**, but do :.o| l.o persuaded lo talep "Honiethimv iw' the flame." if you can't. Ret tlio genuine Pills from your dealer Ihey will be s<*nt you by mall, post paid, at Tit) cents a box or six boxes for $2.C0 bv wvltiiiK The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., llrock- villc, Out. Hank If your v'iU<"*\ (loe?ii'l [.r.0, why do yon carry it? filll -Whist! Nobody knows it but my:-clf! CHILDREN TEETHING MRS. WiNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP USED BY MILLIONS ,OF MOTHERS FOR THREE GENERATIONS ALVER'S NERVE ������'0NIC * Hundred capsules by post on receiving two dollars; cure Nervousness, Headaches, Neuralgia, Kheuma- tism, Sciatica. Write, Alver, 601 Sherbourne, Toronto! Ontario. A Dodger -How aro you buying your Raze books?" Daze���������Two dollars down, and'a dollar even* time the collector sees me lirst. ' ,A ' ' ' t .To C-jre a Cold In One Day' Take LAXATIVK HHO.MO QLMXfNM Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. rO. \V. GJtOVK'S signature is on each box. 2o~. Tho people of Berlin do not appear to ho good cliurcliKoers, uecordius to & census lalon of atten(lar...e al thd Protestant cliu.-ohea the last Sunday in., February; Tlio count, covered seventy-eight -parishes, with a Pro- tost a nt population of- 2,00.0,000. o' whom only' or>,2-i0 wero counted h. church that day, either morning or' evoiiiiig. TCvon accordlnj? 10' the csll-, mate of ii clet'fiyiiiauywlio criticized Hit llft'tircs '.s too low, the number was only 7,000 greater. Tl.ini barely twenty ou't of every thoiismui Protest- ant llerliiiers, nt, tho.hlRliPHt pstlmato, attended church on the Sunday la question. - 1- fm ���������>���������������������������> ��������� m Attacked by Ast.im.i.���������Tlie^firsl fenrfnl seiisatloii in of -milfccatkiii, which hour by hour becomes morn dospevutc* and hopl-iss. To such 11 ciiho the relief afforded by Dr. J, D, LolloKK'fj Asthma Hemedy seems no* lhliiw loss than iidrnculous, ,11s holp i-, quickly apparent and soon tho dreadful atlaek Is music.cu". Tho asthmatic, who has found run the do- lieiylablllty of thin stei*U:i|v lemedy will never bo witliuu'. it. 11 is sold ovci-ywliot'i.**. J On the Go MadKo-Hho nays sho liusn'i any tlin0 tn Hhop or i*o to tho llieatro. Him m 1 ml. ho a very busy v-'oiuiiii. Muvjorin���������HIti* I'l'rtulnly is, Shc'ii daneinj; all tho timo. Reatsrlrt': Rubber Articles of rubbor frequently lose tholr elasticity Un'ouuli oxidation nnd yet, tho inntorhil may bo vettUv.'i'il lo Its original conditio- by a sluiplo ���������, ro- ooaa, Soiik the artlehi in a nilxtiire of 0110 part 01 ii.mnionln to Iwo parl.11 pun 1 water. Thin In Halt* tn b parlteiilnrly well adapted to ihc rPKlnrlnR of rubber bands, vhiK's ami hiiiiiII ;ubliiKS which aro ready io hecoiuo dry.nud Urltllo. "Yea, madam; ho'n u nt.ye lerricr." "hurt ho Just hoavi'iily'.'" "Uo'ii the i.'tnr of our eollertlon, ���������midum���������tho dui; ular, 1 ndKlu miy." A I'lndeiwirtoti teaeher, aflcr ox- philntliH' to her much IntcrcHted ehiHn that, birds havo feathers, boms Imvo fnr, Hheep hnvo wool, etc,, hhIu'iI tho qiiOKtlon: "Now, wlm can lell mo what oysters havo'.'" A bvlRht little Kirl, very eai;er lo recite, answered: "Crackt'iH." -N������" Honnl Monthly, Meant "Who it That?" r-ixeltnhhi rarty fat, IpIppIioik-I��������� Hello! Who it: liiibV Who U thla, I say'.' Man at Other find��������� lhueui'l nol Minn to ijih'bh rlddloH. Tell uie your* self who you are. I while 1 ��������� 1 Cnnndi.iii IWiim ������*������r ���������.-������', t\ l.tll., V*. IIHIi-JI, Om. ���������iiip.irij Rapid Dencent Thov hml IfPii maklii;" hay - .. 1. ., 1 ��������� I I.I". Mill . -i-S>,������- , lluished 11 hlRli l-.iiyiiiiclv tho boy sliouled from tin.1 top: "Sny. luhiter, bow aiu I Kniii- lo r;ot '-/lllWll?" Tlm fanner coiib'.diTi'il tho problem and finally sohed it. "Oli. It'id shi'i tor tyi'A mill walk round u hit."- PiUbbuij,' I'hri'iilf-li'. r-OiWTMT ill 1L11; SAD COLD RELIEVED FIGURE THREE HOURS-COLD CURED Hiram���������Who tint tin; ileaciin's money- -forolun lu atl.fir.' Hank���������N\MI. tiifie va;* a f'-w htw- yi-rs In It from out uf th,. st.-io, but mos' of 'niu wa** li/cil'.* N������ver a Failure With Catarrhozone; it -f" 11 rrni f.nmnl-Mr.lv Don't suifi'lo and Hiiofzo witli a nan- <y cold. Kill 'I at oiic<f by "Catarrho- ������tne." lt'������ thi Hiirpst thing '>������ I'ohln over known; ������liuply knocks thom out In onp time. Tho medicatc-l vapor of ' <TARRHOZONK sprcfiip' throu������'i nil partii of iho hnathiiii,- i..7.;iiiih, mil ; ir'n )ifii"tlrhil action Js f<dt int tamly "Jf.-is 111 own t;d,l Jir.t his l.i-i! h.inl- liiel; fltory".'" "I hope Ko"* n.licit Tree Press. from llu; wonderful Cala'Tiio/oiK- In* hiih'i'. ... , ������������,- i- 1 f-t. 1 I-.11) \ i.V-. : *.*...1 I*,**,. *.,*...^ *. ,*.: -, *.* urrhozoiio f.-i simply a i������ia<;!iir. cura for cohlu," writer. V. C. t'lemcnt ol Aii'tuHla, "l-'or days :ast vlutcr my. head was eomph'tily llllod np with cold. 'My pycn ran water. 1 Hni'oml and roup-liod roar.tnnlly. I look many U1Pr]f(-*l!lf ���������*. I WIIH Hick Of tllO Sl^llt of tliein. riuahy, l tried faiarrho- iKotie. Its effect. v.a������ T.v.iailcal. !J II 'i \ '. ocsn't jnntlcf wIipHit C.w vn\,\ m lie, p0ollir-<l the J.tllancd luemiint'.:^,. tho head, ������.*hfnt or liitigs. t'ntarrUo. LtOj,.,0,| tlio s ieeziii>j. nnd mrcd in hu zone will car), U and tnro !'. ������iiil**rl:-1 tl-io. 1 ni-vc*. rr.t-t anMb'a- to kill a ly. rohl Ult'p rnlaniiiv/ono," Ka-iy to ni-'c you Let It Ih- -nol a C'-t tho .oioiiK'i,. Jl.'ni 01/Rt: tl feliiRtc ilrui; U. tnko fanou.! .vou sivi- dc^ th- work mih-t.^ ������-inl| ������./,. Cw. nU Uitatlu". lu C<i lU'i't. fi"il'i"; .inrf' flat sample tl'" "tC ' A.alvr* toothing of piuoy lapoi thai coinei cverywh**-!**-. / ���������'...sk-o*;.--'-���������������"���������,���������'���������-���������"- 4k tttf, ?^ews. cmrnT5iii;ANi). b. a Constipation Vanishes Forever Prompt Relief��������� Permanent Care CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS ncva fail. Purely vej,:t , ������bls���������act surely ^r7-*Mfn r ,, ��������� ��������� ��������� ���������> l .Wj-eiitlyon . JggHCARTEIcS the liver. Stop altet dinner distress��������� cure indication���������improve the complexion���������brighten -die eyes. Small Pill Small Dose, Small Pike. Genuine mujtbcai Signature CLARK'S SOUPS Highly concentrated ; one Ha,, _)R'.'fficM a small family. -<%S5?\ Purest aud best ���������'* *u ingredients*, Order today. 9 Where is'Th're a-Plaos For a Loafer * The Uosto;, Globe has this heading over a Ions editorial: "Farm No Place for the Loafer." Tlie editorial goes on to prove tlio statement made ia this heading. But it needs no proof.* It is axip- .matic. The farm is a place whero industry and intelligence and persistent, application yield' big dividends, and where laziness and ignorance fail. n ��������� ��������� , lint where is there a place for tbe loafer?. Not. in school���������hecauso there, as elsewhere," energy ** and application win the victor's laurels. Not-In the office���������for thoro" tlrie hustler wins*promotion aud tho -loafer gets kicked out because he is In the way. Not in tho shop���������for thero tlie steady, faithful, thinking worker gets the best wages and tho foroinanships a'nd supertntemlcuclos. Not in tlie store���������for there those who study the goods and tho business and alrivo to pleace patronc win Uio honors and the rewards. Not in tlio law, or in mediciiip,'' or in tlie ministry,, or in tlio school faculty,-' or on tho newspaper���������for there, as elsewhere, tho loafer soon finds bis level, which is tlio nearest exit. Then, whore Is there a place fov, the loafer? The grave, perhaps;, , there isn't 'much going ou th ere. but resting-- maybe that's tlio loafer's proper place. No fit hor occurs to us at this moment.���������Hoston Herald. ���������T A Real Lotsi* Simulation GOLD WATCH FREE. A ������<riiihtforr������ri eraerotn' offer Irom in Mttbllihed firm. W������ nn eh-ini* ������w������y VitcM) ts thousand! ot reoi'.*" All oxer tlia T,-orl,l eg * bus-s Klvortlsomtat. Now t< your chtnea to oM--.li) onu. Writs now, tndwlnn 25 cents lor cno ol our latliloi-.cl.la La J lot* . J/inj Gmtili, or Qimta' Aibart-i, adiit eimiato laid I.) near trltli tho \r������(rfi, -nhlcli wlll ba nlvan J*'rija lllieia wstelipu u������ au������t������:it������l five yean), aliould you tata ad. vantato ol oa; marvel- lans . o9ar. : Wo e\p!C. ' roa to toll your Irlemli about ua and ifcow tliam tlia boautilul watch. Don't thiii**: thla cftcr too sood to la true, hnt'wnd -'2S=c*5nts=to.ds'f=an-.=irft.Ti^a^Frrp~V*'������'fc|iT=^- ion" f'ATENTS li-oiherstonhaiigh & (.'<*., head offir >, King street east, Toronto, Cannda. A Boy Needs His rather A promiiiet.f. welfare wirlipr recently miiu.'.ied up his exicrlonce and observation in Uio slmpl*.-. words; "A boy needs h'o-father." 'J ho'whole ���������world knows thnt a giii needs her mother, but '.here seeiv.s lo bo Homo apathy on the question a* a hoy's cun- stnut, need oi hhi falher. Compan*." llvnly fow fiither'ii appear to valine thnt , iii'iivliling food, shell., clothes, good schooling iuul money for a hoy b. not, a full ' '.urgi* of iUi- obligation u father -iwcn in his sou, A boy needs the niicoiirageniopt, tho liinpli'" atioii and the comruih'ithlp nf n t'uth- er who luiHli't' foirolleii th I. ho hlni- i-n'f was Olici n lioy.--l.ns Angeleil Tribune. The author slnwivd 'ionic, "The Jury," ho Hobhi'd, "decidi'.! that my bonk Is not Immoral." "N'cvor mind," said hhi wife, com-oh liiuly, "I'l-i'linps you can inula' u mui- ������������������una of it in play form."���������New Vorh Prc-m. A lrump cnlleil at Mr. Tltt-wiid'*- hiiiiiio ono morning, "l'vo wiilhoil mi.i y miles lo wa you. nlr," he nald, "hei'iiusc peoplo told me you woro very kind lo poor imfoi'tuiinto fcllowii Ilia' mo." lu-ii-i-iil t.iui um mil ���������-.(���������iil.ieiiiau, "\u-J '.c-c .'nil "���������"In': li'.c'" Ihi* --piie wny?"- "Y<H. sir," w:m the iiiKiwer, "W"lb" tiii A Mr. Tiuv..nl. -just iiiiilriiilli't thai rumor us ynu go, will yon.' tiiiod mrirnliig." Tho post office (leparl'iicnf has tv sued lioilcii di'i'hirli.g Hint the Irani'" mirislou of coin or bin il-- notes In unregistered ^cltei'u iii piohlblti'il. Try Murine Eya Remedy If you have Red, Weak, Watery Eye������ r .-���������-������������������i mi In tod KyoJW.-i, Do^n't .Snwi -Soothes lyye Valu. t)mggh\t b'A1, or .'.r.tniilnted KyoJW.-i, Do^n't .Snwi ���������Soothes Kye Valu. t)mggh\t ,15-1', Muriue Eye Remedy, Liquid, 25c, 50e������ Muinti Lye Salve in Awptic Tube*;, Wif, 50c. Kyo noohf* Free hy Mall,1 l ton tyo totie ������as*d J"i* AN tr-ie that N.tJ Caia I |lut!a������ Zvo ViitMxdv Co., Cblcruo Dangers of Celluloid The precautions necessary in handling articles made of celluloid have been * emphasized in the report of, a committee appointed by the British government to inquire into. tbe subject. The committee recommends that all articles mado of this sub-, stanco be marked "Inflammable."-, Undoubtedly the manufacture and storing of celluloid need to be brought under public, control. Last year, a fire in Moore Lane, London,' Etig., started by celluloid; cost the lives of <nino gli-1 workers,- Not counting cinematograph films, or which pnor- mous quantities aro now in existence, hundreds of articles aro now made of celluloid, and"very often the users aro ignorant of their composition. Tlio marking of these articles -fnllam- mablo" would call attention to the danger iuul, lend people to take greater caro in their use. Whoro largo quantities are stored, almost as much care should' be taken as with gasoline. ��������� ' * ���������BI DON'T HAVE RHEUMATISM Get GIN PILLS Now ' and bo free- of pain all winter. Mr. Robevt Wilscn. of- Iiaulficld, N.B., says 'It affords me great pleasure to convey not only lo you hut also to all sufferers from,Baekacho and-Rheumatism, tho great relief 1 have obtained from the use of GIN PILLS. I feel thankful to you. I recmunend GIN' PILLS Ato anyone suffering as 1 did." , / , COc-a box,-.* fo.- $2,50. Sample froo if you 'wrlto- National Drug ,..*;��������� Chemical uo. of Canada, Limited,- Toronto. Corns and warts disappear when treated, with Hollow-ay's Corn Cure without leaving a scar. , A young German who wished to bo enlisted in tlio navy, but was unable to speak English, was being coached by an officer. "Look here, Mike, vylien tho inspector comes to you lie will ask you ho\. old you are. And you must say twenty-soven years; , 2-7 y-e-a-r-s. Then he will ask you.how long you have'been in-the service. And you toll him throe mouth?; three m-o-n-t-h-s. "His next question will be 'Arc you provided -wit".**, food and clothing?' And,you must say both. B-o-t-li." The' following week the inspector came and walking up to the German said:,"Good morning, friend, ahd how long' have you-been iu the service?" "Twe'nty-sevtn years," was Uie "ans-" wer.. "Well, that's funny;"] never saw you before. ,������ll6w old aro you?" "Three months," ropliod tho German. ''Say, what do you'think I am, a lunatic or*,, fool?" "Both," boldly answered ihe Gorman.���������National Food Magazine. , ��������� Daniel Webster ,was once sued by his butcher for a bill* of* long standing. Before the suit was settled he met llie butcher on' the street and, lo the man's great, embarrassment" .stopped, to'ask why lie had'ceased send- -Ing-aroninl ) ia Vii*i1i*>i* "Why, M:-.~ Webster,", said (.lie tradesman, "I do not thin!: you would, want, to;deal with mo whey. I brought suit against vou." * "Tut..tut!" said Webster, "Sue me all you- wish, but, for heaven's sake don't try to starve mo to death!" - "You've heard a lot of stories about the fool mist/.kes women make when they c(f!iie*<o, a bunk,'.' said a' well known paying teller, "and somo of them are true." "I've seen 'un all���������I Iks wonyin who gets mad when wo will her attention to an overdraft ami then wants to WJ-lle a. cheque to make it: tho .woman, whose Indorsements , cro weird -all of them. * ��������� "But tho worst ciuue in a fow weeks ago. sh*-- shoved a cheque through the window'without looking at nio. 1* said: '"Matinni. you will have to get, somebody .to introduce you before I can cash this chequo for you." " "'Sir!' she iiuswoi'cd hniiRhlily, *l am here on business and not making a social cull. 1 do not caro lo kiiuw you.'" Oddities of* Moss Tho lichen is a vory strange plant! and moss is almost as queer. Like tlio lichen, moss is luyd to kill, and for the same reason, Although1- it loves wator, it can dry up without doing itself the least harm -and'then neltlic* cold nor heat can hurt It. Mosses that, have beep kept for .years will cane to life and grow again if thoy can get water. Even artificial drying, greater tha:i anything thoy would ever have to endure in nature does not*, kill thom. A German scientist .brought a. piece of moss to life after lt had been kept eighteen months in a.dr'ir This, by tlio way, is a nice little puzzle for the scientists. Wliy should tho mosses have a power of resisting dryness so much greater than they need? No one lias b.-.ot; ablo to llnd the ansiyor yet, aud there are ��������� many .puzzles of the same kind In l-.atv.ro. Evt:i if* the moss is broken .'to pieces .in its dry state no harm is done, becauso each separate piece will -grow into a now plant."���������Philadelphia Ledg-pr. A Prolific Hymn Writer Miss Fanny "Crosby, tho blind hymn writer, was Ol year's old ou Marc'i 2-1 last. It is said that tho" ,: written 7,000 hymns, the best known being: "Jesus Keep Mo Near the Cross" and "Safe ir. tho Arms of Josus." [f^ouni ha$ been"kept carefully, Miss Crosby must have written two hymns a week since she was able to write "at all. - Gircurifstances Alter Cases rj���������,,l,���������l,,.���������. I I I.mm-!,* I l.^.r u-ni./l VI IIUOIIU'l. X 111^.11^1 -.1 *u L IIV* J ,���������.1 VTl-v. violently opposed to tiie motor car? ' 'Mrs. Crabshaw���������-Oh. that* was boforo they could afford o.io , A Twentieth Century Church " The church as a social centre will reach tho fullest development yt known in a nine-storey building whicli a Methodist congregation in Los Angeles is putting up at a cost of ?V30,000. Thero will be restaurants, a gymnasium, 550 bedrooms, "orches and shower bath's, and a roof garden" with tennis and basketball courts. , Tho auditorium, seating 2.500, where tho Sunday services will be held, is to be open the other six nights-for lecture.:, loncerts and other high-class entertainments. Throughout tho week, billiard room*-, social hall's and even a'nursery will be accessible to lhe public. ' This Croat" combination of church, hotel and club, is to be managed by tlio pastor, Dr, Solecman, who aptly describes such an enterprise as "first century Chrisiauity with" twentieth century action."���������Calgary" Albertan. QUICK CURE HIS RHEUMATISM KOBERT J PYLE* FOUND IT , IN DODD'S KIDNEY .'ILLS He Suffered for a Year, but His Return to Health Was Quick and His Cure Complete. Uourg Louis,-, Que.���������(Special).��������� How quickly .Dodd's' Kidney-. I'ills will cure rheumatism and other forms of Kidney Disease when taken in-lho early stages is shown in the case of Mr. .Kobcrt*-.T. Pyle,, a well known farmer living near horo In au interview Mr. Pyle says: ��������� "Working in cold, wet weather was the causooof n*.y trouble, ��������� and for about.a year ,I had occasional, cramps in iho muscles and stiffn-Ss in -tho joints. I was often dizzy am" depressed ' aud low spirited. ��������� I skin i tolled felt waii and A Wise Child "George Washington told his father fho oatel truth about, chopping the ulioriy tree," "Yes," replied thn sweet, Imprcii- Kloiiable child; "George knew when he was (���������'aught with lhe goods, nil : .KhI." -WiiHlilnglon Slur. T>nwn In Texas, "uefuv llie war," nu KpUcopul missionary living out on tho plains wan iii-ouhciI ono night hy a likely looking negro man and uuiid, who iiske:'. tlio piv.vlu'r to marry Iheui. The missionary's wife and a guest were iiupi'i���������".sued to net as vIIiiohhoh, nml the ci'i-i'inotiy begun and proceOil- ed ah usual until Ihnl. part or portion of lho serli'o wl, v the guiOin \,������ i asked If ho .noli thin woman "for hot- tor or for woi'ne." Al l*iIh quoHtloii the groom replied loudly; "Nointih! I taltes her for !j conk und for wii*ih."~-liidgi". A Larjje Family A chlhl from n e-iiiiiih'j*. town, vluit- lug lu-r rmu'ht, v.ho lived noar au orphan asylum, wondered why ho ninny (ililldron were thoro. ������ "Why," cu Id hor small IiobIohh, "Mini Is whiTi- the orphaiin live���������iotH nnd lota of 'cm -llUlo girls and littlo hoy-a���������and Mr. and Mrs, Orphan arc both dend," NERVOUS ENERGY IS LIMITED Thero is only so' much energy in tlio human body. A few people liavo an abtindanco, but nio'-e have not enough. I (once thu* necessity of conserving vitality, If wasted- by mode of living, tlis- easo or worry thero must he a reckoning, a'nd trouble is suro to conic. II. may bo headaches aiid weak, aching eyes; it may be norvour.- indigestion; dr it may ho, merely lack o'f energy and ambition, and feelings of fatigue or helplessness. Of coui'in. .sooner or later, exhaust ion of the nerves leads to prostration, paralysis or locomotor alaxi,-, hut there is no nocd to let tlio trouble djvolop that far, Hy lining 'Or. Cha.io's Nerve Food you can restore to* the i'eohle, wasted nerve colls the energy thoy have lost, it, will take uoino effort.���������oii your pint io give up worry and anxiety, hut you should roallxe your hci'Ioiis condition. Hour and w-,0 this great food cure and you are hound to improvo in ln.'iillli ami vigor. There was a terrible''uoiso coming from the direction of lho dining room and tho fond met her, alarmed, rushed In, On the floor her sou, aged ten, van going through all niiitiiiov of con- toi'liimK���������Kiiiiii'i'KiiiiUri, Moth hacli- ward ami fonvird. Jhu.g, hang, ho went, "Willie! Willie!" nlio cried. ".What aiM you doing? You'll--" '' Fur a moment Willie pnuxod In Ids gyuinnHtlcs. "Oh, It's nil right, mot Iter!" hi' giinpcd, "You ki'!\ I forgot to shako my mcillrliic before Inking it - llko you alwnyii told niu* to do, So I thought I'd nlaki' myself up ns Iho uiodlcliio waa Inidde me," nervous and -niy burned at night. * "' -."When Uhoumatisni , waii finally r.dded to my ills I. decided ,,to try Dodo's-K'iTiiTry- PiiisT~OTTtrn?ox~cureri' nu: completely and I had no retiivn of my trouble." Dodd's Kidney .Tills cured - Mr. Pyle's Rheumatism because ic wits caused hy sick Kidneys. I'mld's Kidney Pills always cure sick .Kidneys. If you have, tii^y two of Sir. Pyle's, symptoms, you have'sick Kidneys and you need Dodd's Kidii'ey Pills. Men-of-War as Merchantmen In the old 'ays a govorumont had a flood chance of getting buck a part of its naval expenditure. "When there was practically no' difference between the 'maii-of-wur and lho merchant- man, for tho war vessel engaged iu trade in times of peace, Klizabelh hired out hor navy for all sorts of purposes and saw to h that sho had her. share of tho profits, The idea might he commended to the- present government. I would willingly pay tlio full tlilrd-c'ass .fare to bo carried to Ostein! by a Dreailnouglil.���������I.oii- don Standard. (lie fan-iily remedy Inr Couutis and Cold*- '"mall dote. Smnll bottle, Hcn^nliKe 1870. will 1 ,:i u rn pliiniht. you so ills- Mother--, I nm afraid never beconu si, great, Faihoi"-What*; makes couraged? Mother��������� This morning fihe secnii'd beside hpr-joli' with Joy when 1 toll her she must omit her music lesson lo go to tho (H'litlHt..-��������� Judge. Time Serving "What aro you making such a fuss about? I thought being executor of au eslalo* ���������*.as a i-oi'i iliiug." "IVrhaps It l,j sonii'tlinen. Hut I have to wind up the affairs of a clod*, in a kcr," Get-. Roysl Dowcry It Is stateu that tbe King or Ron- mania'will give hi3 daughter, tho Princess Elizabeth, who' is io marry the Crown Prince of CJroece, a wedding portion of nc less than ������200,- 000. The princess will also be given a yearly income by her father of -CS,- 000. Tho Sigiuai'iugcu-llohenzollern family are, of courso. enormously wealthy, and the, prir. :esr will-inherit* a portion of hor father's fortune, which is estimated at ������8,000,- 000. Internal parasites in tho shape of worms in tho stomach and bowels of children ,sap their vitality and retard physical development. They keop thej child lu a constant state of unrest and, If not attended to. cniLuigc ��������� life. Tho child ca . bo spared much suffering and the* mother much anxiety by the best worm remedy that can I.* -got, Miller's Worm Powders, whicli aro t'uro doath .to worms In any shape. Nourish kindly feelings; look* o-i the bright side of things and iho heal side of people; thiuk happy thoughts; smile whenever you cup; speak gently-; find pleasant thing's to say, fov thoy make the music of lhe world. These things are not written among tho recipes for improving tlie complexion, but they will help to mako ,the face fair. sore I orpin tl Iiiiti. BABY'S OWN TABLETS USED FOR YEARS When a mothor uses only one medicine as ipng.a: there aro little ones in tho home it certainly bears gr.ind testimony to the vnluo of that particular remedy. Thousand*.; of mothers uso nothing else but llaby's Own Tablets. Concerning-*'thom Mrs. M. Leukine, Moiiiramcool;: West. N.B., writes: "I liavo used Baby's Own Tablets for my littlo ones for tho past ton years and know of nothing to equal-them during teething time or for colic, constipation and indigestion. All mv neighbors .who have used them think as' I do." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers* or by mall* at 25 cents a" box from.The Dr. Williams'". Medicine Co., Broclc- ville, Ont-' - - ��������� fat man v.ith the spread across ..his two and a Then ������ne "Ves," said the gold watch chain ample waistcoat. "I have half dozen children" '..The other-, men gasped of them said: "Surely���������I wo-and a���������" "Quite so," said the fat mau. "Two and a half-dozen, which is six, makes eight. Two and r. half-dozen," , 1 was cured of Acute Uronchllis by MINARD'S L1NIMKNT. Hay of IsL.nds. J. M. OAMP1310LL. I was cured of Facial Neuralgia by MINARD'S .LINIMENT. Sprlnghill, N.S. WM. DANIELS, I was cured of Chronic. Rheumatism by MINARD'S IJNIMRNT. Albert Co., N.I'.' GKO. TINOLUY. Lumbago's fen Ceases, Every Aching"Mc-cle Cured Just Rub on Old-Time "N "rvilini" Not necessary to drug inside! That awful stiffness -.'at r.iak'������*������ you yelp worse than a kicked do,- will ho cured--cured for a crtalnty, si'nd quickly, i������o, j'you * st rub oi, *Nvri i- iiao. , ���������. -Rub Xervi'.i:..? right into the ;spot, rub lots of it ,ovor ih'osi Hired muscles, do this and the will go. ��������� You see NervUiu* is not. oily. Therefor-.* it sinks in, it pc-im-'. tratos Ihrough the tissues, it gets right to those stiff, sore muscles*and irritated nerve-.*, that make \ou.daticu will. pain. , ��������� Voti'l" get almost ijujta.it relief from muscb soreness, si illness, aching joints, lameness or rehuinatism hy rubbing with, Nervliiu It's a soothing liniment, md doesn't blister, doesn't burn or even stain the tkln. It's tho most harmless cure In.the world for Lumbago, liacic Strain or Sciatica.", .It takes away tlio ache at once and ends your misery quickly. Now (|ult complaining--don't suffer another day'���������Norvlllue, that.- gool, soothing old-time liniment will limber yon up niij.hty iiulcli. Oct busy today, the largo 30c family si/.e bottle is the most economical, of course, the1 trial size costs but -5c, Any-dealer anywhere can supply Nerviline. T.he Albanian Flag ' .,& The , new Albanian Hag lias made its lirst appearand, in Vienna, .Th������ eagle, the principal heraldic emblem of tho Albanian arms, does not appear on tlio Hag, which differs ijiom .the prince's banner in consisting'of, longitudinal stripes cf red and black and i ?d and white, with a-five pointed star in tho middle. - With Dark Stage Mostly Maud���������.lack' Slowboy liar, been calling on you regularly no'.* for twe years, hasn't he? " " Marie���������Yes; he evidently thinl'i papa is running a continuous performance house. THE OLD RELIABLE BUSHEO18+0 "What'-ii tho iufs over lliero iu' that corner?" - - ��������� "Lady sending a telegram." ���������"I know that, but why the'facial contortions'.'" "She's trying to tell her husband -what she thinks ot him in ten worda." Proudly, ho walked up���������lo his he- trot hod aiid drew from hi*- pocket a small morocco case. Opening it, lie took out a ring���������a single dlaniond--- and placed It on her tailoring tlngor. "it's a very r.ntall diamond!" sha Hnid, and paused, Thon, ''Ami :iot very brilliant, either," "All, sWoetheiMt, but love Li blind." liaising her limpid eyes to lils, she N;ii<l', "Vos, dear, but. not stono blind!" "is sho growing old graeefully?" "Veil; sho has Iriiriu-d Id laugn iol- eriilily well," ESTA '<> Jiopuliirly raframe(3 as THE I.IM3 to- uso wnen having- rein- lives ana friends,como out. to CANADA' - KBOM THE OLD COUNT11Y .'i'lie ������orvlc'-������ 'culted-in otTertd 1������ unax- COMFOIIT Tha now twin scr������w' uteamshlDi ���������.������������������u-rylii!*- one clam (II) Cablu *nd third class only, AXn.ori.4. nnd ALAUNIA "MOO Tuna Unci* ���������' Wero aijded to tlin CANADIAN SERVICE in 1313, and ar* replete with every niodorn iiiiproveinrnl. MAfiMKlCENT AITOLVI'MKNTS ; I.ouiijrt,' Gyninnstum, Drawlnn lioom, Binokfnu Itoom, Open ana Covered PromonadOH, Orchestra. Other splendid ateainnlilpu nr-*: ASCAXIA (aen), A l'SOMA ' 10,006 tons 8,000 ton* Carryliiir ono clam (II) Cabin and third clnag only.. riiANCONIA (iifw |01l>" o ��������� '1.ACO.YIA (nrir inia) "18,150 tons oaisli���������Twin iic.-evr C.IU.MAXIA (20,000 toim), Triple Screw 'I'lii'litno . Canylinf First, Second and Third Class. The Cuiiiii'd Company nlso maintain services between New ���������Yurie, OiiftfsnatDwii, Fishguard, Liverpool. Iloston, QueoiiHtowii, l'Mshgnard, Liverpool. New York, Meillterrnuoon, Adi'liitlo, Inolud- lug' iho fiislest stcainei'A lu the world. "J.usliaiila" and "Maure- urila.'' Now luiU-llmr for Canadian flervloo! S-S. "AUItA.NI.l"���������.U.OOl) Tons For descriptive Uternture, snll** Iiibs, ������te��������� apply to any Hallway or .Stemiiship Agent, or Tim cii.v.ini) si'isiM.vim" C'OMIM.VV, l/I'l). Wl Mnln **(,, Wlniilpe-j*, Man. I "I beg ynur pardon, I dldn'l niriiii to Interrupt you," "If you ran do anything fur Mr. r.rn.vii I will lYg.iri! it ;ii**i a peiiioiial rnvoi." "If al nuv Mni'' I '-an I'l'iiii ymi a favor I iihall bo only too glad to -' i HO." "If f Imd n lot of money . v.-uulilu't, be au nl In try a.*; sonie pooplo 1 eutilil ui'intlon." Ri;uiilan Di|)|jna Lnrofst liver An iii'i'oplatie ko largi' and powerful that thi- ilri-ii ai'coi.ntsi of iii ul/e uud perforniiuict) worn dlsli'dlevcd by the iHpei'lii, Iiiih been miiHlii-n' n ihm'Ii'K o; lllghtn In the vlilniiy ,r XI. l'oioru- burg, ItiimmIh. lin uppiv plane bun a iipun of KS'j fed :nd ������ Hiirini'c of l,l'ii> Hipiari- IV'H, while tho total weight of |bu in'ioplaii.) |h U,i'.iil) pnuii'lii. It U callable of (���������iirrylii'.' lie- I'di-ii it,' enuv and leu piiiih rwi'rii, i nuiigli fii'il for ii llhiht of ','fi hoiira, and nu 'tdillllouul loud of 1,7*!*' poundrt, Imiii'.' inn lior*-i>pn*.v:'r motor** whliili ilrlvc fmir propi'lloH, furnl'i',1 the inotlve pouer, *y- \ ������ Tlir boat luliricaiit Handing Out Horse Power .;������r w,..-...,.. i��������� Mica Axle Grease Saves repairs and makos hard roads easy. "/I'-i l/ie Jllicrt f/ia( i/i>*?������ if." THE IMPERIAL OIL CO., Limited Winnipeg Oilgnry Renin* I^tlmonloit SusUnloon V������n()oiiv������i* , Toronto v/. N ;���������. 9*j; ���������2SS B^bI aJSA ' [Siiis^ -i^^Bi^ (3 ui -*^SsZ BHBSM ^^^^ ^^^P Black-Tan-White Tiie F. F. dauxy co��������� Ltd.. DurrALO, N, v., l iamilton. ont, m*twxmxix 'ii/Uii :;., E. UUiSLliy * . . , Agent, "- -WATER' NOTICE l.\1!*i A Ui'RNGli T.) TAKJji AND '' ; Ut-JK WAT Kit. / ' -NO i K'K is hereby (ji'-'ou tint'K iiui. .in'dt A Nanaimo liuilv/iy of Viotoria, p t'i will aiip'y f ir u lice-.ioi In tiUui nnd , ui-O 100,000'fj.ill un, tierUd- hours, ol wntor 'y.r.t. ul llitnh o On;:;, which floivf'' in a r.orrhcrly tliji-.th n 'hn u^h NV.hoii Dis- irh-l- at '.1 hudIkh i ii������ I'ii mo S.v.uv"! ni-.ir v/jti U|)p0llii( i' -i ��������� (.*,' ���������J'diIVi" ll-m. Th������ w.tu- will lm Aiui't.d ;it llO:)"npiiW*.,ui.i fno* I'.ulwuy -'.m v h ho used for C.i'neifil JluihOy pi'.i'p.ji-CH im ihc hnd ih*i.'i*,lwd ui i *'d vav ri*,',lil i-l ������'. *; I hi- ji.ilicH was I'lutni'l on ct,-j j-iuniid f i the itA d.-.y nf Ayi'tl. Ilii":. Tl.o tvi-plivnUiB il->* Jv-tta'e ul' w.A v'i-1 lm til tl oi tla: o-lW nf thi Wu-isi ���������1,i,*(.*<*;*i*"'C*cl, iniU i K PDi'-h'f, Viotoi-iii, P.,!.1, O^ie-itkiivi ii.ny ^'y^g nf������itt.-i ��������� huli'.rd v.ilh t'H) h:i d W-.l-v l'.uMnhr im i i.���������.>Mi.., ,'',.!,. jvi'.h'u* * .inpui.i..[ i i \\ I*. , iy. :M' ; I'.i/iKl't.U.il IPr.,1.11:;,.'*, Vj.-torii, 15.0. {���������'W'M.u/r & 7-yhi v.yyuyiw.w " OuinhciliMH], B* C. IN'/Mifi' COUNTY COURT, OF NANAIMO }\OLDEN AT.' " ; ' COMI'iEKLANI.) ,. ' ��������� IN THE 'MATTE 11 of Danit-K)'* V o ������* Uoi>n.l!, nlrp k������u\yn **ss Daniel! gggj-g John Q'Qq *u*:ll. decaisc,',*), inttis- , late, who (.lied nt Onpo Oomraer- ell, Itupi*it Distncl on January 26,1013. y * " . ��������� . A* 'AMD INT HIS NIATT^ll ui tlvi "Official" A(-lmii-f'--,trluwi*.-s Ac*,.'' ' ' TAiOi; NOTICE ihu'vi.yu.darof Ilii-- Moiiov JudjiO .!'���������-.���������.:!."', ���������**i.,'-e lhe O'.h d������y id M'//i ii: St ...... ft % 1 1A a a A , &a Ct ���������*' if ��������� -fT-T " ''���������***��������� ' ' y?flv ' t ��������� ��������� ^f'-ii ~%. * mlmt wmrm mtwmii mm .' 1 h>\ . ���������; of *������������������!.<-' .- i ii.,-. - .l-v. tWl������*l������-**t-fMWJB***UK������*A-t*^^ I ���������--' V- .eii^SBaasseaES^ESS^ s^es^^o.^^^ ; (A .' Appliu-uit 1.1,, V. KA"ti.1'A Av;t)i)t ivDpuny vein *��������� fiTf ihu il'.-ti ll-Wi. ANi>y ��������� a^l (���������:���������".>-.if-, '*.i ,1 niiio'.i'it o' in tim*. .i:niijN'i y court u;/!,i,t's' *': * i-':i, i..*t;: I'M I 1 B 1 ��������� " - ��������� ia. ,- , ii 1 Anything you .want and whatever > I wa}' \'i'A want it Below nre a few of things wc print I Give .us a Trial Order ancl see i I how well YOU will be pleased ���������v. N.V.'JAJMO DOLi-MCN AT OUMBKRUA.N IS TI1W MA'lTlCil' \)V J.ihn! ' ;; f:ini 1,1'.h'.oknuvvti a* .l.-hti Bmyih \ tiect-ttwJ.i'i'rj'i'iii* "������'h'> <-li'*dnlj Hhia UUmlon'Jalv ���������"������, u������i:*. j , ^\1> ' j v .' y.-*, .,*-������. |N T,U('i MAT!';:': ���������'{ lU".''Odb;h)\ A:lmii'i.''.irti������t)ri Ai'A' ' . *(''u!* ������������������ L-';,*, -j'AKH N'OTKJW lln.l h Q'dvv ot ]t\\ l!i*.i\m' Ju'U.'*) hiti'ld'.', unnl������| K-.ITH'". .' ii. t!if* ."itli <I"V nf .Nyvfl'ihl-T, Jhlii.lnnji -,-, .,,*- i I f-i\> ;tjiji limo'l Ail niiiv-tr.iUir j !���������).(', ' '.!:; pf tho KVi.iiu ,,\ tl-.- iihov.c-tiii ii-1 ������'-"J ''f ' ii i i ',������..,.', "'.tii y -'- < * j;,-im,.,I di.; i--|i i--| , *:*,.i .1:1 p;i|" i,: j linvitlj* vl.ii.il-1 i'.j',.'.ii: t l!n.- s :*.-*! ' , ,, , ���������'amir .in: luiyiihy r,*i,'iu*..>.l hi I'm ; ,,. ��������� lih'li ilii'.).!', prdji'-rly v.nilii d, '(*. j. jn.) on ut \>n" >r<i th" )',; h liw tWmh'T. IM:1.. A>.;) nl1 ,. lifs imlc'ii'tl io ..ii'i -i..- , ;. 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C ���������'. 10 A WESTERN EMPIRE A SCHEME.TO FURTHER COLON: IZE WESTERN CANADA AND DEVELOP-ALL RESOURCES Suggested That the Advertising of Western Canada be Centred in One Organization, Having ao its Slogan "Ten Million For Western Canada in the Next Ten -Years," Arrangements, nro being completed for a convention in tlio city Batth-ford, to which thoro invited rcpresontatlvts ���������mlnlon Kovoruiiiont, the ot North ia --being ot tho Do- FEWER RICRUITS FOR ARMY Continued Activity in Trade and Emi ,,,. gration Have Affected Scheme , of Recruiting The annual repor- on recruiting fot* tlio ]3riUsh army for'tho year endi:*.**; September 30, 1913,. published., us -,a parliamentary paper, shows that the number of recruits" who joined tho regular .irmy, excluding , re-enlistments, and colonial corps recruits, was ,28,091, a .decrease of 2,225 as compared with the previous., year, while the figures for tlio special reserve woro -1S.454, a decrease of -,- 937. '' ��������� ��������� ' ., ' The general results, it ia ou&orvcd, havo been disappointing. Whilst the recent increased competition by tho royal navy, aud.tlu facilities for.oh- TO SETTLERS IS PROBLEM RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON IMMIGRATION. FROM EUROPE BY * AUTHORITIES '" of ihe various provinces, from' the various railway companies, the cities tjid towns*and in addition, all thoso -who arc interested in tho promulgation oi' nnd currying out of this scheme, which is to build an empire ���������with a population of 10.000.OOC people tit least, and the accomplishment ot that end in ten years; Tills colonl- tation convention will ho-a most Interest lug meeting nnd tho outcome wlll be awaited with interest by one and all. The North Unttloford board of trade, has issued an announcement In reference to this convention as follows*. Western Canada must havo a Population of 10,000,000 peoplo within the nevt ten vears. This, aud tlio way*to accomplish it, is interesting news, and the vcrv adoption of such a slogan as 10,000,000 in ten years is a splendid goal to aim for. Providing Uio men and women of Western Canada*will dovolo their attention and energies towards a comprehensive iind united scheme for the establishment' of an empire, ,>vith-..i population of 10.000,000 people, bound- rd on the oast by tbo great lakes and the. Hudson Hay ports, 'and on the west by the Paeillc' ocean with its splendid harbors, and Keeping in mind continuously the opening of, the Panama canal, it will ,bc* accompli-.li- ed. ' . . ' , We have all .the facilities at our disposal for tho building of tho grand- fist empire which elthor ancient or mod era history, has ever known. The opportunities are waiting ' at '".oir hands. It remains for us to go in and possess tho land. True, this would bcciii to have been the burden of our efforts for some "years, but as all growth y-'ngs. with its new phases, involves now ��������� conditions, presents new ideas, it would seem that the time is at hand when we should sot ourselves to the accomplishment of even a greater era of, development than.has. goni, by in the last 25 ycais. ���������Heretofore,'wc have been,laying the foundation, constructing railways, tmilding harbors, and bringing into the country merely an advance guard of colonization. -The _ day- of the -iiinnpm- is nnst. ami- thn nioneci' lias ovcrnmonls J tuining work provided by the govern" J, S'....Dennis Says There is Field Now Altogether Only Freu, mont Labor exchange, liavo had adverse effect, .tin* poor results .\o- hioved are-attributed mainly, to continued activity in trade and emigration. 178,-JGS male Rrillsh subjects emigrated from the United Kingdom during 1913, and, though probably only a small proportir,.. woro meti who would have enlisted, yet the re-, port declares the men vj-o, emigrate in most eases leave vacancies in tho Held of employment at homo to be filled, perhaps, by ono who in other circumstances would havo entered the army. Whilst of late, thero have beon signs of slackening in Canada's appetite for unskilled laborers, it. is discouraging from a recruiting point of view to note that Australia .has inaugurated a, scheme offering- special facilities for immigration of lads between 10 and 20, the very ages between which- the majority of recruits now join the special -reserve and the regular army. WESTERN CANADA NEWS "That, none hut British" subjects and ratepayers bo employed, on city 1-york until further notice, preference bAring given1 to married A men; efficiency to bo conceded in tlie interest of tlio city.'yTliis is a copy of a reso- the Vancouver' city done his work well. Wc have now entered upon ten years-, of nation building. AA*. For the building of this empire��������� tho creation of a population of 10,- 000,000 in Western Canada in .ten years���������it. is suggested that tliero be formed tho Western Canada Colonization and Development League, whose purpose shall b^ the It.-oping before tho public of tho world _ iho many advantages, resources and' possibilities of Western Canada ns a whole. Up to tho present, Western Canada has been advertised largely by tho railways, each of 'which gave prominence to tho development of tho area with success of their lines or proposed lines. Every city , has been advertising its own attractions, Tlie governments of tho various provinces havo heen advertising their own province, and thousands of individuals have heen advertising tlieir individual attractions. It 13 now suggested that the advertisln., of Western Canada bo centred In 0110 organization. It In recognized that many of tho sources of advertising and development referred lo would desire to continue* to a certain extent their own ', advcrtlsingi fpr the direct benotlt of tho spcclllo areas whlc" Ihey controlled, or 'wero interested in, hut lt Is believed (hut one nnd all of! those organizations and individuals will readily,recognize advantage!- which will nee'ruo Ihrough tholr devoting a portion of their present 'advertising appropriations to*thn nehloveinoiit of thin great end. Thoro would also ho nilvaiiuigen In Impressing, upon the peoplea of Iho world "Woatorn Can- mln." Lot them onco becomo attract- -rd to iho west, Hum lot thom take tholr cliolco ns to whore thoy nettle. Ah a matter or fact, with 10,000,000 peoplo In tho country, It will make very littlo difference whoro thoy locate. Wli.li the Inauguration of n comprehensive und ukki'ohhIvo policy under tho illt-nellon of tho Woutoru "Cuii" mln Coloulziilhui und Development League, there could bo ollnilnntod tho prommt more or loss uiiiointiiioriitlve iicui'i'h for I ml uk Iri oh. True, a curtain rimouiit nf Hiiceomi Ium heen iiclilovcd hy variuitH lndimlrhil bureau**;, hoanhi of irade, cle., hut. how much imnhti' It would ho, how much moro ionium rrallve and how much belter for the country ponorully, If wo woro to go to the root uf tho i|iie.'il,lon nud secure n imputation of 10,000,000. Thhi would t-'llinliiato Iho no-cow-lty of Honrohlng for fnctorloH. Wo would then not -only have a groat, producing population, hut a great coiituuulnj: populu- ���������"jiii-i nt. vol! nil,! In -uliHtliin Wo'i'nvn Canada In dOHtinoil hy hor fiicllltloH to bo ovor and nbovu nil a grout exporting nnt Ion. Tho onrrylnir out of thin proptjnpT.n- Aa ninl aooonipllshinoiit nf thoso ro- ttultfl 111 mmn tho litii'-gurailon of 1111 frn ot liprolnff-iro -imnrnpoiloiitril rind even liicoiii't'liod proKporliy. In the mad scramble to build rlllo** or In Homo oasoH, aa wo mum mlmlt, mythical cities, tho persona! greed of ninnhliid, tho uggraiullzonient of wealth hiiB led uh into follleii, which in view of (ho Inherent pofu-lbllltlcn of tho country, wo should nut uml muht not In future countenance. Tliilld it nuiiuji whoro ihe fouudatlona of uu ompii'o hftk'u already hoo'r. laid by -nature** and su-vm will undoubtedly ro- fait hit ion, passed by council rccc-ntly. ��������� * * The ratepayers * of Calgary . aro shortly to vote on tho erection' of three bridges, the expenditure for which will total $512,000. *, Thp. individual , bridges will .cosl: Centre street, across! Bow, $330,000, plus $-15,- 000 for Sunnyshle approach;. "Ninth street west, across Row, $00,000; Fourth street' west.' across Klbow, $77;G00. ' ' .*,*** -Winnipeg has appointed a traffic inspector for tlie city in the person of R. P. Lewis, who will in future devote all. of his. time to. the improvement of the street raihvay system in that city. Although the system is' owned by .**. private* com pan yi tbo city is of the opinion" that efficient supervision will -pay-tMfor the u&w���������dcpai'tiuent���������ouL-oL tlio five per cent, profit which goes to, the city,, from the street -railway revenues. '' - * * ii ,, At Winnipeg an. inspect or from the city engineer's department'will in ful.-,. nre be in charge of' the moving cf' houses and other buildings across car lines and will see lhat the work of replacing tho wires is properly done. All expenses in connection 'with the work done, including a 'foo"for tho inspector's time, will be charged to the eon tractor. * * * Vancouver is to have tho largest telescope in tho world this (summer, tho Dominion government having decided to erect*, this instrument at������the Meteorological observatory, Point Oroy, The now instrument, will have a focal length of 11 fty feet and the diameter of tho lens 10 feet���������-20 inches larger than the ono at Mount Wilson, California, which is 100 inches in diameter. at*. An enterprising real .estate and shipping lirm in Vancouvo;- has sue- nred n largo model of lhe Pannmn canal which is being iiho<1 for udvor- Using piirpo,s.(!H, lt shows dourly the famous Cliiliiu lock and lho system of lighthouses* along tho cu, ml zone. CIGARETTE CURE Dozen or More Toronto Ladles Trylr.g to Get Rid of Habit A dozen or moro Toronto ladies aro taking tho dftiirello euro which Is being ndminlstoretl hy doctors who nro associuteil with lho Hoys' Dominion. Thoy do not lake the trout mont nt tlio branches of tho Instil ut ion, whoro tho hoy Biuokorii are nllonded to, hut. go to tho reiildetii'os ot lhe iiii'illc-il atti'iiilanls. All.the lady pallenth arc voporlod iih good, Btilf-roRpootlii*?, ret-, poet able women, iillhoiigh Ihey hiiioIio ami ihey all Hinoorely desire lo get rid of the Iniblt. Tlioy uro of good roslthm and i-hunictor and poiuo uro well Itiiown lu Hocloly. In only a very Hiliull degree uro Iho puth-ntH -girlft, inoi-il. of lho iiunibor being wives uml mother--. Originally there wero merely 0110 rn* two, hul iTfnnunomhitlDtiK or tin*. siico-oHs met with has cuused a dully lucrait-io. That Majority of Scttlsrs ���������Come to Canada This Year From * United States. . J. F. .Dennis; hoadnof iho natural resources 'department- of the C.P.H., addressed a largo gathering of business men at a smoker given by th.) board'of trade al.Lethbridgo recently, an!lie referred tj'llie wonderful development of tho west iii the forty-two years of-his experience of it. "when Winnipeg liad only 1,100 peoplo, and tho district between ihat, post and Victoria, was. known on tho map as the American desert. Urban deevlopinent, however, bad been far iu advance of agricultural development. This brought tho people of the west to face result iug conditions. Tho "liot-air" perjod inii passed, and the problem to bc solved at tho present time was that oi agricultural .development for laying permanently, the foundation of the Wes- lem Canada, to bo as optimists looked forward to it. -The solution of this problem had developed a new policy with tbo C.P.R. UP to two years ago they were merely seller: of land.'Now they were colonizers, in that no land was s,old without,, an obligation that residence should "be taken up and agricultural operations,0 undertaken. How to got the people'was the problem. Difficulties in Europe Tn tho British Isles there was small opportunity for-obtuining tho desirel agricultural immigration. In Europe tho policy was handicapped in that^o get Ihe class of immigrants, thecom- pany had to meet-with restrictions by the authorities. Holland, 'Denmark and Belgium were practically the ,on!y countries open. In Germany and Austria an immigration policy was n.ado impossible. In Norway 11 was limited, and in Swede:, prohibited. The company had, therefore, in fact, only the field of the United States entirely available. . Mr. -Dennis dwelt on' the' importance of irrigated lands and the necessity for individral. effort in, preventing any of the' wrong impression which *carricd against thorn.. It .was difficult, lo obtain immigrants' from irrigated arena and GO per, cent, of the fanners, who came over from Jthp United Slates know nothing abont;*ir- rigateil areas. ,.; _ F-"' Encourage Mixed Farming'- ���������Tiio speaker urged the..necessity on loards of trade of enlistin*: tlio sympathy and working witli ���������tlie farmers as the only means for the desired de- WioTiTTiolTtr'"T6^itC"^urage- nTixert~faTrn-" ing was flic .solution of the agricultural problem, .and *'(o this end. the C.P.tt. in its .r.'piitly-mado farm' policy extended purchase payments to twenty y,ears and- advanced $1,000 worth of'live stock to those who jnlondo.l going in i'or extensive farming. ,1 Io looked to little agricultural immigri- lion from the British Isles this year. Though immigration would not be diminished he Ihoughl. the bulk would arrivo from the United Stairs.-, AFTER 22 YEARS Rev. Pere Edouard Gouy Reachec Edmonton After Voluntary Exile Among Indians "It* seems good to bc in civilization once more, ntior twenty-two years of voluntary o\*ilo among tho Indians a." the' north,".The speaker was the Rev. Pere iSdouard liouyt father superior of l-l. Isodori*. mission at Fort Smith, who arrived in Kdmonton by -rail from Athabasca, arter being away Will frointbo city for nearly a quarter of One and RARE ANIMALS IN ZOO a, century. In the 'lowing, black* robes of tlie Oblule fathers, a large Jot cross and bronze erjie.illx tucked -in his girdle, a heavy nntrirtimcd dark beard beginning lo show while streaks of groy, but with tlio healthy'tan. of the north on his face,- Father Guoy presents a' striking (ignre. 1. Sees His First Auto ��������� "I saw at Athabasca an auto for the first time," said Father Gouy. "Such things were not' dreamed of when, as 11 young,man of 'lf>, I left for tho north to Work anion-.; the Indians. ' I'M mon ton was then hut ,a village. Of course 1 have kept 'track j of its growth through the newspap-l on*'; although wo received papers j only during tho summer, by canoes winter mail carriers by dog I pains confining themselves to letters." Is Going to France Father Gouy will rest in Kdmonton a few days, and* then after,a short trip lo St. Albert. Tor Uie purpose of visiting Bishop Legal, he will start for Nantes, France, where he .will visit, his aged parents. Before his roturn ho will go to Homo for.Jan aud- ieco witli,Pope Pius, and expects to arrivo again iin Kdmonton next September, when ho will go once more to Fort Smith, * perhaps to spend the rest of his life in his self-sacrillcing labor for the education and tlie uplifting of the Indian's. .' * TRAIN LOAD OF COAL DAILY That Was,the Lethbridge Record for 1913, According to Correct Figures ln tho year 1fli:'>, the province ot Alberta, produced 4,:-iOl5.'"4G tons of Many Homestead Entries II iippourn thero linn broi, n rush of hUHlnoi-ii nt the Woyhiirn Dominion himlrt office (lining thn las* oighl niont.hu, (lni-iii'*- whicli period tho )'.)��������� vt-jnic hiu' amounted to $7,1.7r>i, or an oVi'i'iifco of moro tiiun $!t,0i)0 per month, ilio ciiHt 01 opi'iiiiioii UAH l,t.fii Ji3!' (.���������(���������;��������� .'-j-.--.r-, -/j* T, )n!' i-.-.i. of tho receipt'!, The cl'iht months Bhow that IinCi iiomoHleml onlrica have boon mado in the Woyhuru district, and llmt fooH for- 1*12 pre-emptlonu have been paid lu. Canada's Water Power Cnnmlu'H water power is ontlmal.-'d al 10,000,000 liO������HO|iower, oqunl to nn uununl production of :hj,i������i),000 tons of conl; only i.Oicr.'U hot-Bo- power haH been developed. coal. Lethbiidgo, including tho district within one, huni'red miles of this city, produced ;l,000.000 .tons, or GG per cent, of tho total out put ot Iho I rovlnco. Allowing forty tons lo tho oar, the output: of tht Crow'*** Nest Pass for tho year in ciiv-oads, was "0,000 or 1,100 trni 11 loiidH, allowing 2,000 tons lo each train. Lothbrhigo nlono provides, tniinr.go for !!72 trains ' ench year, on the -M3 bas-is of production. The total number of nier, oniployo.l In Iho coal mini's of Allx-rln 1 .is S.ofis -nn.l of thi number, tho ininei* lu tho l'as.i ' uiludliig Lothbrhigo and TalVor, 0111 ployed -lu'ltiS, or M������ ])o.r cent, of tho total. Of iho (olal of 2,815,4^5 tons iii'.iiod in ihu district, the 1'iif-n mines proiltii'od 1,771,7110 tons; Lethbridge, 7*livlfi2 tons; Tabor, 20(1,4011 loan; Pilioher Crook, 77,- 00fi tons; How IhIiiiiiI 12,0!)T> tons, ;-.nd Milk Rlvor 2,4.10 tons. CHEQUES AS SOUVENIRS Lord Strathcona Never Collected C.P.R. Director's Fees Lord Sliathoouii iiUmivk hoaMmi thin ho never hnd ciiHbod In a cent, from iho CiP.IL In lho tilinpi! of illroo.- tor'H fooH. After his doath n niiinhor of ('hoquoH tinioiinlliig to around $n0,������ O'ii) uml covorcd bin 112 yuan*' directorship, woro roiiiid among his private piipt'l'i'. They rt'proi.eiili-d the usiml pnyinonts to him as ' director, and hud not boon ciishod. An tlui (.''.leckit wero rcci'lvnl hy Lord Sinith- oona thoy v.ci'o lih'd uway wjliioiit omloi'iionii-nL Tho va'ciilora havo now notiliod the compiiny tlmt thoso I'heinioH drawn upon It. ai'o held hy lho ostulo, nml 11 l'ormnl claim nm) been Hied. Lovd Hli'iUheoim waft a divectur of tho CP.lt. from its inception in issi IO lllb Ctl-af 11. J'Ui it'll.-- ires lor il liiiiv wii'i. Jl.OOfi .'i vi*ar. lm) ?:-Mn!y I hoy have ho.'ii ?2,imf), Tho ci-iiitc. II in CHllumlod, wilt oollooi. from $40,000 10 $50,000 from tlio iiiiciinlieil i*lii.-i|Ur,-., which Lord Hlnilhrnnu koiil u������ souxe- Ilil'K. lllfi illl'lllr-lllp, III llllll.T, llilillll A hnmlHomo return for his luvihtmontH In . t'.TM". ciipitul, h ������lh orlyimil and now i.wuos. Soo Locks Busier Than Panama * No loss than 72 million Ions of freight passed "through! ,the locks of Saul 1 Stc.' Marie, on th-j?" Great Lakes last year. These lock's, whicli connect Lake Suporioiv'with the 'lower lakes arc now a '.feature of our inland navigation system, for through them passes nearly 75 per cent, of the entire lake' traffic. , , To increntyji'Uic facilities for handling the traffic mii the American*side, a lock of exoeptlrnal size Is under construction, as an addition to tbe Iwo existing locks, whilo excavation has been commenced for a fourlh lock.,' The traffic to be handled is enormous, and navigation is stopped by ice for or about four months each yeay (ordinarily from Bee. 15 to April 15).' Consequently, it*'is of the utnost importance . to handle * the vessels promptly and enable thom ton make as many trips as possible during the navigation season', o' " ] n-B-iOO &' eon g'i*os9-*>au 111 or.ize;_L__th*i widening of .tho canal, while in 190i an appropriation was made for lhe 'construction of a third lock .with an indopcndei't car.nl.''lhe cannl widening was completed in 1911, and the new lock and canal aro expected to bo in operation at tho beginning of navigation in 191H, or possible earlier . It was subsequently eonsiered de-. siraJ)lo to duplicate the traffic capacity as to provide .against interruption to traffic in the event of any accident at the third lock. This duplication is a fctituro of the looks on the Panama eanal, whero tho traffic will bo much less in volume than at "Um Soo." Tho additional lock was authorized by congress in 1U12, and work is.now in progress oii tho excavation. With all this work completed, tliero will be the v.rlqiie spectacle of two parallel and mljiicont ,canals with four parallel singlc-lifl iocha.���������Kn- giiicering News. Weddell Sea and Two Youiir; Sea Elephants Besides- a Number of Penguins In an interesting ariiclo in the Scotsman, Dr. William S. Ilrueo tells' of an unique collection of Antarctic animals that has lately been presented to lhe Zoological Society of Scotland by Messrs.. Snlvesen and Lelth. This'comprises tbo following interesting animals. A WVddoll seal, two young sea , olophnuts ? or elephant seals, two adult penguins and two king penguins in down, one genUo penguin and one marcaroni penguin, They wero obtained in South Georgia and havo travelled 7,001). mllea to Scotland, Dr. Bruce believed that not one of thoso animals wore eve.' previously seen in Scotland, and he Is* not aware that, the macaroni penguin oyer reached tlio London ��������� Society's gardens', one tjhing ho Is curtail thai. the| two species of seals havo never boom seen allvo in Europe' or possibly. In any .zoological* park or garden in lho world. This hi certainly the enso so fur as tlu* Woddell seal is concerned. The Weddell seal -iv-is' originally ���������discovered by Captain .lames*; Weddell of Leith, who had attained Ihe high latitude of 7-1 dog. 15 tnin> S. in i 0 Wodiloll"'aea. The longest Weddell seal that the Scotia' seenred , measured nearly H feet and weighed over 000 pounds. Usually nn adult Weddell seal weighs about S()0;.ioiinds; the- commonest species are to bo found at lho South Orkneys nnd Coats Lands; only, 15 years,ago; it was'one of the rarest, known mammals. Six penguins have beon'transported from the sub-antarctic islands of South Georgia lo .Scotland. The' Zooiogcal Socely'of Scotland now , possesses four long' ' peguins. Tho adult" king penguin'has strikingly* marked plumage, the golden coior on tho sides and front of the neck and'' upper parts of tho breast being, extensive and brilliant.- It lays a single egg, but has no nest, the parents each taking turns .to hold the egg on the lop of their upturned feet, which a Hap of feathers and skin covers. The' migratory habits of penguins arc interesting, as they are flightless birds and seem to bo entirely aquatic in habits. The collection in the Scottish' Zoological park, is .--aid to be absolutely unique and to have-no equal in any other zoological park or garden in tho 'world. PRISON REFORMS ARE ADVOCATED PRISONERS COST COUNTRY ONE DOLLAR PER DAY IN EXCESS OF EARNINGS Parole "Orficer Archibald Makes a* * Plea For Prison Labor-��������� Impossible to Expect . Good Results From a Man Who .s HelJ at a Stone'Pile '* The. annual report of the inspectors , of penitentiaries 'for the fiscal'year" ending "March 31st, lin::, was vecent- ly laid on the table of the house of cominons at Ottawa, and contains a large number of interesting facts and figure-*. There woiv 1,970 convicts lr. custody at Mio end of tho fiscal year, of whom 08*1 were Canadian born. TJ10 cost per capita ranged from ���������"���������I'SS.'.M In Kingston to ?700.-i8 In Saskatchewan, " Alberta being ?*l2iM'i. "The fact," repot tu Inspectors Douglas Stewart. a:io W..S. Hughes, "that inch man sentenced to hard :ubor costs lhe country a dollar per day "n excess of his earnings seems to require explanation." As remedies, they suggest 111 Tliat Mio penitentiaries bo administered by tho minister through bis -.osponsihlo'officers'' and freo from local or other external Interference; and (2) that the government utilize the obligatory l'lbor.of, its wards in. supplying an far as possible, its own needs and requirements such as articies required for tho'various 'departments ci the go'vcanmciit: "1*15" Prisoners Paroled Parole' Officer Archibald reports that during the tlscal year -145 prison*-' ers were released on parole from penitentiaries aik. 470 from tl.o prov'n- The ��������� number- of ' cancolla- non-complianco will* tho of license was 32, or three and tho number of forfeit- subsequent conviction was per cent. MUSIC IS FACTOR FOR GOOD ciai jails, (.ions for condition per cent,, hits for 45, or -1.9 , _, ^ Mr. Archibald'inaliks a plea for prison labor. "The penitentiary," h> says, "surely shouM be a place to qualify and lit mei for usefulness in life, even if lliey " ?.vo gone, astray and this cam.v.t be accomplished until a more sane i.;id humanitarian system is inaugurated. It is impossible to expect good results from a man who is held at a stono pile or kept at menial abor all Ihrough bis -cn- l-nce***, , ' Warden McCaulay's Report Warden McCaulav la his annual report of the Alberta penitentiary,! refers to th j completion of the war-Ion's Louse, the wing cell block and'the foundation for' tin. workshops,-" anfl r ys the brick yard. has supplie.l * al the brick'necessary for the build- Arthur FnrweJI Speaks on Subject at Ottawa Canadian . CI lib Before tho Canadian club at Ottawa recently-Arthur** Par'well, supervisor of municipal music in New Vork city divulged a brilliant address on lings- The. farm supplied all the vege- "Mu'slc for the People," which show-,��������� tables for the institution, .and th* cd iu a comparative way the almosticoal .nine furnisher all, (he coal. . .- i-JmVr���������"i^oriir;���������surgeonf One CROP AREA OF WHEAT Million Acres More Under Cultivation This Year One moro million aeroR of lnnd will' bo under cultivation thin your llian lust year uml In consoiiuence, Judging by present conditions, the crop of Western Canada will bo larger by fifty million bushels, according to O. V. Tilt, of Winnipeg, who was Interviewed in Montreal recently. VThoro hnvo been a groat number of settlers of tliii right kind," said Mr. Tilt, to .*. corrof-pomlent, "which Is a good tiling for lho wont. One party, composed of florinim noblcino'i and vhfir ro'.lower.-i, havo acquired ',10,000 acres of Ih. irrigated land of the Caiuullai. Paolllc near tho town of Hussar, ten miles north of Has- tiitiui. The louder of Ihu party is Count Ciiirnstoli', while one of those InteroHloil a' d who expects to join tho nowVcolony Inter !������ l'rluco Until- will, u hlood relation of l-'iupcror William. Thin colony Ium idroug lin- iiiicliil Imclili.*; and In ujiuiith 'JOO moro Cioriminii will iinivo." Mr. Till, who Is Ibe Winnipeg manager jif the grain exporting brunch of .lumen Curruthon* aud coiiipuny. I������ vory optlmh.tlc riguidlng .hie yi.ur's crop. Medal For Bravery II. fl. McKoiizio, Indian iigenl, Ken- ora, lifter oonaldorablo ih lay ami cor- ron|ioii(loiir.o, Is In receipt, through the department of Indian afi'aini tit O'-tiiwii, of a hroir/o medal, beautifully iMigravod, nwiiri'i'd by lho Ituynl Canndinn llumtuio iixsoclation, ',-> llr-jiimli,!. *������*(i|iii1.iiii|ii ���������! mini I of ll-irt Cci'llla .Teffniy hoardiug rchool, ugeil Hi years, lor Ins hivim: act in ilio lOHciio of Clmrh. 1 JO. Aitkin from drowning In Ktio-U !.il:o in Dcc-mbT. 10in. Thin modal will ho presented lo Alex Mamlamiii in a suitable man- i-i^.-- in* Mr Mi-Ki'117*'- In iliie 1l to "incredible rcspoiisc"b"j'_"tivo-nnre*W5~or| .that great city, lie described* the: wonderful'awakening of the people .to' an artistic sense of the old masters and tlieir classical compositions, and referred' to tho community music drama , and A tho pageants of America as the new gospel which, was to bind all classes together. ' Speaking of the general awakening in all spheres on thought, aud science and its counterpart in niusi:, Mr. Far- well said: "In thr- world, of muslr, this development is to be found not only in tho expansion of tho expressional. powers of music, itself, but* partlciilnr- lv in'''what [ call mass appreciation--- t'ho capacity of lhe people (0 receive spontaneously the message of music at its highest' without previous spue- iul or musical,training. This was demonstrated at onco during tho iiral four veai-B of public orchestral 0.011- oorts'ln Central I'ark, New Vork city, under tho lnuiiicipnl music system. Thoro from ten to llftoou thousand pooplo who had practically no previous familiarity with any hut. the cheapest kinds of popular music have gathered daily dining the summer months of the Inst four yours lo listen to orchestral concerts given chiefly in a presentation of mimic of lho world's greatest inuncrs. This music, has given its message directly lo lho people, and it may ho i'*iild thnl Um ediiciitioiinl process!, which Ium heretofore, been coiiHlilercd necessary for snehn result, has boon short circuited, so to Bpoiil-:, by a spiritual pro- coeti." To "IhiKLrato tho buccpru iilliiiiiod hy orchestral concerts Iv. New York,, tiio speaker cited Kti'itln'.hv of iho niiinhor of ooncorlH ami attonthuice, in 0110 year, Of Mil) eiiti'itniniiii'iils. j 700 woro band r.oncerlH, In nil iheri': wan an attendance of i.noo.tiiiil niuli:,, lho most. Rlgnlllciint featuro uf ihi,--.' was that ! OO.Oot) of thnt number wore present at lho' concerts whero orchestras Interpreted ilio muulc of the milliter*". Minphaslnlng the piig'-fiiit as n iiioiuiH of advancing tho'higher forms of muulc, ,Mr. I'nrwe-ll told of 11 pro- ���������irritation in tho town or Modlrcn, New Hampshire. Tlio pageant, wiib built around tho Puritans (ivi-roomim', the iiupi'i-t of the sUin lifo uf tho mill vos. ltn Hymholintln appeal 'flwnyed the whole town, and It had heon dom* oiiHlrutcd Hint, It wan a groat factor In unifying riiinmniiltli",* nnd cioi-iln. as mayor and hoot bkicli. mlniHtor nnd lihickRtnllli, Joined In tho spirit which 'gripped thn people in a mimical (lnimiill/utlon of tho history of their city or town. tenliary, and '.ho olio chaplains, and rathe ,.T. 111 itied reports. l'rotestant and Cath- Rev. Dr. McQueen A. Cullctte, also suh- GEN.' GREELY'S BIRTHDAY " Former Arctic Explorer 70 Years Old,, , Celebrated Birthday Recently As vigorous and active as many ot half hhi ago, Major-General.Adolphus Orcely, famous as a soldie:* and Arctic, explorer, has reached Lhe seventieth milestone of Mils I'fo's Journey. Since his retirement from actlvo. service six years ago General ("Jrcoly has made his residence In Washington, n.C. .Much of his time, however, has been spent in tlio Btudy of aviation, military Uffitlrs and geography and kindred sciences. ������������������ , More than Jilrty years ago General dreely attracted world-wldo attention by n palnr expedition, of which h������ was tho chief. Tho'oxpedllK 1 sailed northward in 1881.* It contained 25 members, of whom only erven camo lack.' Two "relief expo lltlons failed to llnd tho Cii-oely party, and "lien finally ropoued by the third expedition, ������������������oiit. under command of Capt. Wlnlli-hl "Scott. Schley, the survivors of the parly wero nearly craxed with hunger. Canadian Import Trade Tbo apparent indifference of llrlt- Ish manufacturing firms (iiwnrd tho ��������� Camiill.'in Import trade, has prompted ihe Ciiiiiullmi Chamber of Commerce In London ,to establish a British man- iifnciiirors1 r-octlon. Neiniy n hundred limit., among them Mini*) of the most liroitilniiil In Knglaud, have joined tlio hi-i'iiuii, uml it has In en dichieil to i:iKe collective action immediately, 1 trade camp-'ilitn to capture ttie greater proportion of Import Iniilo In th-*- Dominion of miinul'iietnrod goods. Another mutter that will recolvo eaily niti'titini will bo ibe Ciimulian t ���������anHpoitallon probleiiii*,' taking Into consul era l Ion lho freight poult ion n.i It wlll exb'.- ooiiRoqimiit upon tlia working of thu l'linuma eamil. Provide Home for Lepers Tho late Lord fkruthcTiru by a codicil to lilfl will left JL'.'.OOS lo John Hums to provhlo ft homo for lepers in tho United Kiiifcd.iiu. Valuable Palntln-js Stolen It Ih reported from Madrid that llm-.fc l.lctnri's ui wo.*.', ���������.al.t**. by VA Orcco havo hi'en nloh'ii at Toledo, la the Jfunco Del Urci:o, ToU-,1^ pp.-An, thero .*iri������ twcnly jialiillii^s by VA Orcco; inr.ludlne the fanioun "Pmi!- tont" I'lttur*. Stlnol Population of Quebec Quebec province is full of children. Thla your, iicoordlng to government flguron, 370,200 children altondo* tho Cttlholtc flchoola and C2,<00 the rrotoctaut rchooh*. TIito aro no 'public" flchools so railed In that pro- Vlnort, ^ i-fhoni rej;iilrallnn of 4'.'!?,- CIS out ot a total impuhitlon rf S,000,- 000 Rfcms to ho pretty fair.���������Canadian Courltr. '' nititon Man Getn Klnn'n Cold Medal Tho Unynl Coogrnphirnl misocia- tlon htm 11 warded tho KIiik'h gold imdul to Dr. Hamilton llico, of lio.-- ton, Miiun., for hiu work or o:\plora- Ihm in South America. Dr. Wee . . . 1*, ., , ,. 1,1,1111 A \.tii*i. ������t,l.. -���������-..* ..-. ������ - - * ..... *. 1011, for Ihirrunqullhi, nt tho mouth of lho Magd.ih'na river, and 2.*i days Jutor roiichrd Hogotn, tlio capital of Colombia. Thoro supplie.l woro received nnd ho and his party commenced tlmlr journey. For '-A months fbe p.irtv explored Southeast Columbia and Norlhwont Uracil, traverelng nlmopt lOft.OOfl Kauaro mlloa of virtually unknown country, lho trip ended at Mannon. Hrai-H, 1.000 inllea up the rhcr. New Demonstration Farm Ouo hundred and thirteen aeros will bo het iipuit hy tho Southern Alberta I.and Company for n demomitra- tlon farm ou their now trnot which In about to he opened up. Tho farm In quc-fitfoii will be located 11*1 milt** onst of Jlow river at Houolnuo and will hn In obargo of 1111 oxporlriiced Irrlgatlonlci from Colorado, , Alfalfa, nnd other flohl en,: will ho Rrowp on tlm farm, of which a IniTn nnrllon bur. nlroodv )������*������������������������������ hrukoii nrul leveled in preparation to Grain Growers Have) Paid Millions Tho Toronto flloho oommorclal editor rnyn ocean freight raten have In- wheat and oatlmat.-'ti that $0,500,000 i\as taken out of r,raln woweir.V pock- ottt on wheat, alono lant yoar. Cnn- ad Ian flour milla now hnvo a dally capacity of 121,000 barrels. Two- tbtrda of thla I* export*-.-1 Miller* nay that foroh-n trado I* almost lm- pofiHlblo owing to tho Increased ocean freight, A govornment owned Allan" tie rtc.iniKliip lino would emibhi Canadians to fiucreflBfully competo with others in Hie* European uarlet, THE NEWS. CUMBERLAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. M������ni������u������-i������������s������'J"'w ' SALE OF -of- Curtain Muslins, Lace Curtains Purtain Net, regular 60c now 45c por yd Curtain -Net, regular 40c now 30c per yd Curtain Mualin, regular 80c ...now 20c par yd Curtain Muslin,, rogular a5c ".now 17c per yd A ������400cl line of We Curtains in Keru and White, ranging front .ti-oo to S5.00 per pair,.at 1.3rd off The Furniture Store McPhee Dlopk, A. McKINNON Cumberland MAROGCfcH BROS ' GROCFRS* & BAKERS ..*-.*���������- it* ��������� .--:--'��������� AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS0 Agents for Pilsener IJrew.ing Company's BEER Wholesale Dealers inj-tU Kinds of Wines and Liquors. * SECOND STREET 1 -&5 TRNDKR3., . _ . - THE LAKE TH\M������-:ilS addw^od t" T. II. ByH.Armitstead,B.ScMRR.G-S THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER; C.V.O..LL.D..D.C.L., President ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager JOHN AIRD. Ass't General Mannsfer fl Good Bottle of Pilsener j 'with your dinner make-s you <stit better,T������leep better, feel better. PIL,SBiNER BREWING CO., L.TD. also distributers for'U.B.C and NcwHO: Beers', Nanaimo Ciirov, ^I'c-iili-ry of school tnis- tcc't*. will l>u * recviv'i'-l up I*1 dniia ',20: h, UM I, i'or 1 Ik' fullowiiiv: ���������a'l-rl--: Pmiiiiiiif old ccilc-ul building, ropiuiiii- wiailnws, and pvttti.ii" Miim* wiiciv required, j*ciiittiii-pr- uuo I'oiiin two c-unl* lioariiiiio licll room, mu woodwork one unfit. iScw floor- iiio- in two mom's and oilina name. r"*- ***> I'oi 1 leaver mill ting TendiM-i* will ,b fillll-TS Will .1)1! CO US I'll'ITU work. all, or j)--u-yol lho above Contracts to ho completed by AllflK-t lull).' Lowest or nny tender not no- (���������i.'"-sai-ily iiccepicd. -- ��������� V'jr *-purticiilurs .'ipply to .my iiiein'it'i' of tlit' school iioiud. TIkiiii.-is H. CaVey, . , See ret 11 ry. - Oumberliuid, IJ. 0., Mnv 27th ���������3'JL-t. ��������� ' tSi:MMK"irS('!H=Kl)trLE^ Trsii nsJ will arrive-"^"CTunl-erT land fi-oin Union P.ay at'8.-^0 on Tnesdav. Thursday and Sat 11 nisi v --Ti'i'iirites', nml will le'ivo l'oi;Lriii"i) Iliy -W-i-iliic'sdav and Enduy at 7 lilN i.i the liioi'iiuiff, aii' on fi. .it r.ril 11 y nt 5 30 in tho evening. There is ��������� 11 1 ������������������.���������, I in 1 lift! in* the 5>. S. Cowiehan ft ���������^ h 'diilo. NOTICE Cumberland Kh-ctric Light Co'-1 office hours, .Juno luth, 9 a. 111, iti 6 p. in , a'so Tuesday,' 'hiutsdav and Saturdav. 1'av fill bills ai-.olTici*, corder Dcrwent Avenue and First St, Teh per cent discount allowed from 15th to 25th. inclusive. Hplendid programme at the ���������I'ity Hall on Tliurslay; night. Customs Collector lhiiiiieriiiaii. is oil'on a two-M'oeliS vacation. Customs receipts at our local o lice for the mouth of May, were Sj^-jo..**'-!. -o��������� From tho liol(;litHfif fully to tlio tlopth if iljKpiir to hut a hId*). Tlio wiy of Uio tniiiHijroBH. r limy bo duril, Lut it U novcr l*nne������nn������o. -o��������� Thu man who hai* novor mude a mio- tulu" Ium novcr invlit inuoli of inyUijiij; DEATH NOT SO HAD. Tlm HrhiHtuiHi-proiii'liitiK milliliter hml linen unlUil ujioii to p-Diioh bof-iru a uun. (���������ri'iruliim known for tlnir librr.il views, .1 ml o������ns.)'|it't*illy oirnluHi* wiyt-i of livlnff, b .11 ding a iv-inilng which bo thought . unulil ntriku liDiniu th* iiii'iiiUor i-aiil: ��������� Mull, my fricml", in linod with pokor l-l i) fi1 .">. incii mid womon wh 1 drink to ex- huh iniifiiui) iliiiiKliturn u'. Jug'-licl, womon i'i ili'Oill'-tJ rowiii, divorce* ut-il tho Iii*..." A l tlmt point a littlo red fan d mnn w-ih 11 high pitchod pioLoln vnluo, iroKi ji ti'o ronr of tho room nnd p \>t>& out J,i)������i, iliiiitli, tflicro-U Hiy KtiiiH." **������**0*^B* IftMttMt*-- 1 SITUATION U;ANTl;U--JJy it > nwiiij Jiipiujcse, in hotel or s-nre, Bpenkn t������uod Ku^li-sh. Apply KoluyHalH. No- i t.'-iuup. [Cumberland, Ii. C.J Wc sluinhled across it. oim day when bent on 11 new direction from out- usual stereotyped tramp- und since, when wo elniin it as our own, for we seem to he-its on ly visitors. .' On. it? grassy hanks we spend many' hours���������respite and solace from daily monotonous routine���������aiid find 'a window, through which wc may look into infinitude itself." > From down at the. bottom of the,black shilling water vou can see image*!, the sun, which, like a mysterious I airy door to some underground cave, full of .shakings and wrinkles innumerable, as if clutched by restless fairy hands, closes the end of the long, dark shaft. Anon, a splash rings ont with iiiuilled liollowhess as some big frog, leaps and falls, back, and the undul.-tting vibrations lap ami suck lit, the smooth round sides ,. . ~ ' ~ \ *- Cool, cool ! . Tt is quite another world down there.The mere, fact that it is water, cool clear (though black as ink to the view) divorces it from all else; There is much mystery anil fascination iu that lake, it may hold many secrets. In our speciilatiouswe iiungineyou would meet, strange com]uuiy in its depth; iiu other ingrediei'tsjcould be wanted by the in'i.si exigent of witches for her cauldron. Frogs, toads, cent i pud en, and other myriad forms of* life. "What more could Hecate ask? IJut these earth ly realities are,, of coins", nothing to the,ghouls and djiuis and it is certain that Ulysses in Hades could have mot nogrenler marvels than the luckles' wight wl.o lin������ tuiubljil in the lake. Ves, quilt* auo'hei world. The water down there, dimpling hhu.'k, cool, And up on thy batiks���������n volupiurous scene���������vignette ah or vignette, picture lifter picture of suhllo and mysterious beauty which stir*" a IViding of sublimity in lho hreasi and awakes ooho'ea llei-ting mu swocl, biithing the spiiil in gladness us the win-in wave of the Ion iiui Sun bathes the shore1- of ii> sunny isles iiiiirinuring pence. The Lilliputian ravines, rieh'y clothed with Iir ahd poplar, ih mo deiisn with undergrowth, nml fin grant with llm smell uf wild flowers which make airy mounds of colour, ru'o pervaded with 1111 ur dent hilence iinvo fo ��������� the few little notes of birds, fniginontary find wandering, wayward us pilgrims who have forgotVuiiito whnt shrine thoy have luruod .their t,w^ And the moiwituiim buyoiul���������vast, dreamy, bluish���������everywhere in lho scei.ery iu accented pomlfl, rii-i* tlii-ii* siimwv j links into the oeriilitan heavoiis nhovo n������ if join- ingthuterrestriiil with lho celestial -i:i bbiuirt of uverlii*!in|> lovo. The coHiposiU' pieluro���������witter, vej������etmiiiii, ehmd and *nn-������is 01 0 of iMi'iit i-iiihiimitv. itnd if tlit-re be uu CAitldy piu'iidinc, ������������������Thi-- i������ pimdii-e enow fur me." Such is ������hu Ink*)* we oflun vinit nnd like to think nhyiil. t\m\ CAPITAL, SI 5,000,000 RESERVE FUND, $13,500,000 FOREIGN BUSINESS ,This Rank olTers unsurpassed facilities to those doing- business with foreign-countries. It is specially equipped for the purchase and sale of Sterling and other Foreign exchange, drafts and Cable Transfers, imd for the financing of imports and exports of merchandise. * Commercial credits,-Foreign Drafts, Money Orders, Travellers' Cheques and Letters of Credit issued .and available in all parts of the world. Collections cfl'ccted promptly at reasonable rates. S22 CUMBERLAND BRANCH..!.- .'... !.W. T. WHITE, Manager it, is a great thing to liavo some- thino- to occupy your mind in O * a! tl leisure moments. SX^S'iXsXsXsXsX** GO TO��������� HUGH MITCHELL FOR YOUR, Gen'i Blacksmifhing ; ���������AND��������� Horseshoeing Third St. Cumberland" JfOTLCE. X "��������� ' ty 1 Wood Woodl 1 Wood' - I ty ������ t ty ty . Now is tlie timo to place ������ ty ,, * ... ��������� (Jn ������ yonr order fur SLAB fc 83,50. WOOD .per ilo nido load i ��������� ��������� ���������"I Sayward Land Dis riot Di.-t ic't of Siiywiin-l . From The .. . -^ Star Livery Stables I ty IN-THE COUNTY COURT OF NANAIMO 110LDHN AT. :;' ���������",��������� NANAIMO. .IN TIIE MATTER QF Henry Ricliardsou Sliiiltz, deceased,"in- t 'statd,,late*bf ���������' Sirandby, -Rupert District, IJ. C. , * s ������������������;. ���������" AND IN������THE-MA-TTKH ������������r the -OUI- The first shipment of our spring stock of Shoes have'nrrivcd in Men's Tan and Black Button Ladies' Tan, Gun Metal, and Navy Blue Suede ina Lace and Button Watch for our Sale of Oriels and Ends after. - Stock-Taking bV")r- ucroB. TAKE NOTICK that Justin Do'rr of Upper Vnldez I land, 11 C ,. ' cenputujn, rarmiT, int.-mis to apply for ji .mus ion t)purulmse the f llowiiig d������ onbeil lnnd.:! binl Atlinil'listl'ators Act,'' Coiii'Denuii't" nt a jio-t plmled ten cliHim). m'."-'!- vriTTr-f il t oast of liyacintn Jjak**, o i hue ol r.(! 1 . ' - Claim No. 171, thend to-i'ehnin* ������o-t t;'��������� der Ot His Honor .J udge l>arkoi\ nliora cf la'ie ; tliouct i.l .i-f; Hhoie if lulio. mado on the 10th da*,' Of June h n Bnuth.on,tily dir.etion. -foiiito.n;jQl4|, j wns . apnu'inted Ad- ohii'-'K to llie ii.tprsT i* 11 of ��������������� fit *i 0. , , . ' ' ,. ,' f Jm in u rr I'.o- 1.1 ti.,.. iiheuou 1. ..ih, nmustratoi^ ot the h8t.Uo of 111" oa ijro-tnipt'oii tiiia ton I'limns to ixiiii o. ,'abovo-meiitioned deeeast.'d, and all uommmucnuu , iuid cuLiiin'.iig live [-"'l1 paii-os li'iving claims against, the said estate are hereby required to furnish same, properly verified, to me on or before tho loth dny of July r.lll*. AND all par. fcios indebted to said estate,.are re. quired to pay the amount <>( iheir indebtedness to mo forthwith. - Dated this 10th day of June IUM. W. \V SMJV WllXAKI), , O.iioial Administmtor,' t'ntnbei'laud, H. C. THE "IDEAL". STORE .' NextVoTarbells .'' ��������� '.,...*) : McRae^ Acton, Haymaii " -Resa/*vo-$13r00OTQ0O_l . JUriTIN ])ORH Nurai of Api'licaut Da'cil May 2711), IHU . NOTICE. n- ' This is to notify the public, that A, Falkuer, of Cumberland,. II 0,, is an authorized rtipre sentative and local manager foi the \\. C Life Assurance t<o . and any business transac ed by him will be accepted by the company. RAY'ANMtUS-iN, Provincial Manager, 1-Olt SALK CHEAP���������A five room enttr^i'. on I'enrith Avenue, Apply at Ideal Store. l-Capital-Faid-TJp-ll-i^ooOTOpp^��������� ���������:���������- 2E *��������� ' *��������� I The .Royal Bank of.Canada;! I ORAFTS ISSUED IN ANY., CUKUKNCY, PAYABLE Al,L.| 1 ' " * OVlfill' THE-* WOULD.. i S -PECIAL, ATTENTION, paid lo HA VINOS ACCOUNTS & interest/ j as " " -' (1 ' g I at highent Current Rales nllowidon Deponits of $ 1 nnd upwards.... .Jj I CUMBERLAND, B. 0 , Branch, Open Daily | U1JION PAY, B.O, Branch, Opon Tniy. I f"0*URTENAY, B. O , Branch, Opon Daily R. H. Hardwick, Mgr D M. Morrison, Mgr. .| P. T-CEworth, Mgr. . a .f i %iiiiiiiinuiiuuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniuuiiniiuiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiu!iiiiiiiniiti!uiiiiui^ _ . ' - - III III Ml 3.\ P. Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING' DUNSMUiR AVENUE CUMBERLAND, - The "Booze" Has Him- He Can't Quit! * "Mu" m p ilrij)n, a buniiiOHHinnn, or n wnge-rarnor, with (iiiuii*, ilojioniUmt upou lilm belioviiiK in liim. 'Uio M'orl 1 it-iiiiHyinpjtlulio. lt J������i1k������h by oxporUmoo. It kiimiH him (or nn hub lu������l iliunltanl nud it briinili* him 1 h boyonil hope���������dooinod. Hut Unit mnn o.u quit��������� Yes, He CAN Quit-and in Three Days, Too! Almil) lUmn iH NOT t, ilinmipo. Tin- flnllin illaKii'i iiiri ii h led tn a -j-hIohi llmt imre**, ���������uni niii������i |i������ miuiuu- tii ��������� N t ilniKi*! ni' liv|)������iloMepmio injitu-ti-niu���������jute ii������t i'xm-1 i-nt .''mil iiriv.ey rind hcrbiil iiunliiiiiiH FOI- ONJjY I'llllKK .'MIS. 'Jinn, i-f <liw (>**m- in*���������<������ 0 ������, ft I ; j-v ind idi'UI'dnry If\/> tlohti mh\ -h hi- liitcri-M ul in t-i n, cvury conl pam Ihrifunnoil without iiuchUim nr rn nim"iit. "hh '..-.'. This is NOT a Gold Cure- It if The Only Real, Permanent Cure for Alcoholism. Don't Wait- Write or Call Now. Today. ;V. BOJSiOHa Manufacturer of MINERAL WATER P, O. BOX 483 PHONE 30.... CUMBERLAND hone 54fc8 1485 Foil Str-jct Victoi ia, b ������ -?���������- ' ���������:-*.*?.'i.'. ���������������/':.:-?-���������-
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