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.' .,</ '*/ iV'' ''��������� ,-\, \-.ifcl ������������������'n-s ,*������������������' 7*mM ^ l^ *>skl ^^sV, '"T ^ ��������� "T* ^1 ��������� 'w. **<��������������� ���������7* <w ov. This News, Nineteenth Year,. A Journal Devoted Especially, to the Interests of Comox District. v I | _, | I _._.__ I S J I . ISJ III ll T ��������� ��������� ' ���������- ' 'I ' I ���������" - ' I ' ' ' 'I ll-' I I -1|_1- | CUMBERLAND, B. C, WEDNESDAY, DEC 271I1, ;gu vr ,, 11 ii WW 11 1 anwi^MMsy**.** ..������.������������������������������������������������ s������"4w.,hMU ������^������w������ */. *������^*������<������** TME BIG STOK.E The Store Of Quality The Store Full of Christmas Suggestions. V Will not give you any trouble if you visit our Store. We solve the difficulty. Space will not permit us to give a full list, BUT- CAU, and SEE for YOURSELF. <*m%Jb*aa*a Wm**M*ra\t*mj >i*i*������4mm+i%toammm*f]fah*^ ,, .; ��������� , - - -,.* ���������,. . , ....,,:,. if ...... / 1 'm , 1 I I- - . I ^ Simon Leiser & Co., Ltd. Dunsmuir Ave., Cumberland. t**Jlt**ma*t->****aMt^tt^ SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 A Yli.\)i. *mam*l''-**1'M-*J^t!XJm*t;-JmtAsim-'*-rj*i,*i,m.Js ttMtd**'****^**** tftjfeft 6������*������66&**������*** W *66**4 THE CORNER STORE With TOYS too Numerous to Mention TWO VALUABLE NZES G YEN AWAY With every 50 cents purchase from the ist of December yon receive one ticket. The drawing will take place on New Year's Eve, f COmE Efl^Li I piiokb 31 j e. Bate, Cumberland'.. XMAS ENTERTAINMENT. Locals; NOTICE. Tho Annual mooting of tho Co- m������)xComwvative Association will 'ba hold in tho Agricultural Hall, Courtenny, on Monday, Jany, 8 tli J012 at 8( p. ni. All Conserv- alives in tho valley are requested to attend. Wm. Duncan, Secretary. Wo notice our old friend John Pikot in town again, after an ab eenco oi1 several months, HOSPITAL DONATIONS Miss Browne, matron ot" (lie C. & U. llosjiitnl, desires to acknowledge with thanks the following dohatious for Xmas.��������� Mrs. Woods, Xmas cakes ancj pudding, Mr. Clinton, turkey. J. N. McLeod, turkey. A. G. Slaughter, turkey. ��������� Co-Operative Co., turkey. Big Store, fruit and sweets. Campbell Bros.,' two hams. Mrs. P. J ay lies, cake. 0. Young, who was charged before Messrs Shaw and , Willard, J'fl. P., with being drunk and disorderly and a person oMooso char-, neter, was sentenced lo two months hard labor, lio will bo taken to Nanaimo to serve hie term. An undesin'hlc-a colored wo man-was lined #25 or months with hard labor, tine was paid, She was a dent of No. 4 Japtown, three The reel- i Harold and Harry Stunt wore tried before Magistrate A brums 0:1 Tuesday, for assault upon Con- ji.,w.c vJ^M'". ���������*������*.'" 'is uinCisttil^C Hi hie. ilsityon Sunday night, Harold was fined'$50 nnd four months or in default of paymont six ni'jiitliH additional, and lluri'v was (hied.$30 or nix months, They were also fined $10 each for swear** ing and using disgusting language on tlio street*.���������It is in the best interests of thi**. community that we lmve 11 mnn I'ke Cniistnbli-. St-'pluMit-on, CAIID OK THANKS. Wc tako this opportunity of tlimilciiitr our kind friends who assisted us iii our tlmo of trouble. Jamios B.vnti) anu Family. The employees oi the Big Store presented VV- U. Lawrence, the genial manager, with a very handsome Masonic emblem on Xmas Eve, which shows the cordial relations existing between ihem, t'ud the esteem iu whicli he is held The annual Xmas Tree and entertainment in connection with the Sunday School of Grace Methodist Church was h^ld in the church on Xmas night. The church was crowded with parents aud friends of the children, and as this is pre eminently the Children's Day the little ones had the entire stage and acquitted themselves to the satisfaction of the audience, who appreciated tlieir efforts with well merited applause. Under the'manipulation of Dr Gillespie a number of lantern slides were shown .descriptive of the Skeena River and the building of the G.T.P. along its banks, which were much appreciated.. After this the great event of the evening came, off, vi?..: the arrival of'���������\Snnta-'and his bear from the far north, and amid the frolics of his attendant Santa proceeded to distribute the numerous presents to the expectant children. Obituary. The ddath took place on Fri day last, of John, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Baird, Derwent Avi*. Tlie doeensed was taken ill whilo at work at No. 0 mine on Thursday, and died at his ho.iio on the nhovo mentioned day. Ho was ��������� tf 22 years 0. ngo on tlio Tuesday prior to liis death. Tlie funeral look place on Sunday afternoon from-the family residence to Cum* borhuin cnniotery, Rov, J. Hood officiating. Tho Eagles, of which the deceased was a member attended in a body. The Hendricks' robbery affair which was reported iu our h*s>uu of lust week, ha-J turned out to ho i fc.kr, no cv.cl: robbery hav;;;^ Uilinii place. Con&Ublu Stephenson nfter thorough investigation makes tho above Rtatenienr. ~o- Tho death took phlco at our local hospital on Thursday last, of Sarah A., wifo of J, Wilniehurst, district superintendent of roads, The deceased lady was 111 years of ngo, and leaves beside a husband four children to mourn her loss. The funeral took place on Saturday nftornoon' from, the family residence, Courtenay, to Prosby. lorian cemetery, Sandwick, Rev T. Menzies officiating. i i-i. i ������*������* ft- \sV xi ft* To all our Friends and Patrons I We extend the Greetings of the Season. $ 1 t J. N. McLEOD, Dunsmuir Ave. CumberUnd to THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L, PRESIDENT : =_: ALEXANDER=LAIRD,-GENERAt Manages : CAPITAL, - $10,000,000 REST, - $8,000,000 THE SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT '���������"of The Canadian Bank"of Conimerce'.will receive "deposits of $1 and upwards, on which interest is allowed at current rates. There is no delay in withdrawing the whole or any portion of the deposit. Small deposits are welcomed. K734 Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, to bo operated by any one of the number or by the survivor. A jomt acc-.unt of this kind saves expense in estnblishing- the ownership of the money after death, and is especially useful when a man desires to provide for. his wife, or for others dqiending upon him, in the event of his death. CUtVLBEBLAND BRANCH W. T, WHITE. Kaaa CHURCH OK ENGLAND. Tho Sunday School Christmas Tree will bo. hold in Cam norland llall on,���������'Friday 20th inst.fronvS to 7 p, ni. ��������� . Mr. W MerrilMrt and Ur. Montgomery. <>f lite !J'*y*������l Hun!;. Vimcimvi'i' uviivi'd Ism*, un Sim day from Vancouver, A fuoiimii niutuii biuween married and Fiinglo meu was played ou ClirifJtmafl day, and won liy the Binglo men by a heoio of 2 to 1, A return match wna played the sumo day, which reunited in a vie- tnrv for ibi" inni-iii-il >>n*ii by n fscoi'o of.") to 1, Miss Queenie Ahrams left this fuoruiuj^ for Vancouver afiei j sjlK-udiuy Xmun with hei patents - here. Thn mayoralty contest will in all probability be between our proHout mayor and T. ... Hate. A. petition is in circulation mpiest. ing Mr. Unto to eomo oii't, Several names are being men- tinned a������ possible candidntca for ���������liuaniitnic iioiiuin, but wiioiiiei thu gentJonien iiientiinied wi ii en** ter the civic nrmm to have their Bins of oinii^iou and cum mission raked un w<������ nre iiutible to hiiv. Victoria defeated Cinuberlaiid nt football at Victoria on Monday by a scoro of 4���������1, (AltU OF THANK* Wc desire lo take thin oppor tijnity of tlnnil'iug our frinndH for lheir I;iiidneH:- and t-ympmliy dm** iiiif "lit' tiim* of tifiiibh*'. J. Wn.MSHUUSTAN!) FAMILY. Fire iu Victoria last week destroyed the large skating rink on Fort street and- four dwelling houses. The Presbyterian Sunday School Entertainment will be held iu the church on Tuesday evening next. Jany 2nd, fit 7,80. Tho Sabbath school children will bo entertained to a Ripper commencing at 5 p. in. Miss Mny Unto of the Union Uav school will succeed Miss Agnes Frame as teacher at No, 7 mine at the commencement of the school term, IMPORTANT, NOTIOK. Mr. liert Aston wishes to dt 1 y the report that he is in any way connected, with Mr, P. iSii>-l*v<.i, in business. -������������������ Manager Curtis, of tin* Cit> Hall Picture Show, lefi. for V.iu- couvcr this uinrniinr. Cuinborlnnd Kodgo'No. 20 A. F. & A. M., will hold their ninth annual reception and hall at the Cumberland Hall on Wednenduy evoi.ing the 27th iiibt, -fh- Master Fred h'reenian left I'or Vancouver this liioruiuj;. The Angel left .this alhs'i1 . ���������.'. morning nnd took his flijjnt f.. Vancouver where he will slay ior a week, visiting friends mid have a good time generally. -���������.... .1.1......:.- Constable Stephenson and M*.s Stephonsou loft oy this morning's boat for Nnnainio. licit took two or threo prisoners down to do tlmo at tho provincial gaol, Mri|?iHtrate Abnuns U rocovor ing somewhat slowly troui������V po*- vei-o attack of rheiiinntisnt which has confined him to his homo for several weekn, wm *f*a, nil CJLII r% r\] ai" V/Ul \~****t r\ I I IC T T T ���������** a. "Z \_,J *������������.���������' %^\ 1 J \m-* X yg T ��������� ratrons we vvisn * Prosperous New Year Gapipbcll B|*os. a W ���������m ij TIIK NEWS. CUMBERLAND, B. C. I>sm TWWWW ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� The RoHticHJpi A Romance oi Arizona By Novelized From l^lmtind D������y'������ Melodrama J������ J������* JOHN MURRAY MILLS MILLER. and Copji-lffht, im, by O. NY. DDllni- Y ��������� ��������� ��������� ha.-n Co, ^ tm*t*m -i Mii ���������;: ^.^^^��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� [COSHNITI*.] I^lol* tivmblcil wllli wealtiit'KS. HI- swollen touguo clove to tbo roof of hi- mouth, Ills lip*i wero ���������.���������racked nm l������lm*lcouc*G. BIO of foam flickered jhoui tho corners of bin moulb. Tin jjliiro blinded his eyes, which woro hull" sioKod. At t lines fever wnven swept oyer Iiliii; u*;r.ln ho bliuddorctl will* cold. Sounds of fulling waters filled Iiia \ r, cars. Tho sighing of tho wind through; | the canyon walls suggested the Uic- klinj; of feu mains. Rivers flowed be* ���������fore his eyes through grecu meadows only to fade Into the desert as he guzod. . "Whnt a Jand-whnt a land! It fa (lu* abode of the god of thirst! He. tempts men into his valley with the lure of fc-old nnd saps tlie llfeblood from tholr bodies drop by drop: Drop by drop I hem' It fullln/,'. No���������it is wnter I hour! ' There it ia! How cool it looks!" Dl'-ft rose and -staggered' toward the cliff, In his dellriuiu of thirst he saw streams of water giiah down tho motm- tniu side. Holding out liis arms?, he . cried, "Saved, saved!" His hands fell limply hy his sides ns the illusion faded. He then doubled them into fists and shook them at the cliff in a last defiance of despair. "You shan't drive n������e mad!" He seized his empty canteen, pressing it to his lips. "No; I drained that two days ago, oi was It three?" he whispered in panic as he threw it aside. Picking up his gnu, he falleringly attempted the ascent. "I won't give up��������� 1 won't!" he shouted huskily. "I've fought* the desert before and conquered. I'll conquer again���������I'll"��������� His will power ebbed with his falling strength. Blindness fell upon hlra. Oblivion swept over him. He sank, dying of thirst, ln the Bands of the desert. As the buzzards find the dead, so an Apache crept upon DJcU as he lay pros-. ���������trateT*^urt~S~ihe��������� lByian~aitDed~uc" beard footsteps from a draw. He saw a man approaching the spring. Silently ho fled behind the rocks. It was Jack. Ho had entered the lava beds from the east, closely following the man for< whom ho had searched for so mnny weary months. Others of the Apaches hnd marked hltn already. Knowing he would go to the spring, they waited warily to learn tf ho were alone. The bund had scattered to surround him at the water hole.'..... . i' '��������� 'n ,i. Jack's home and burro, which he had loft at the head of tho canyou, were Already ln the Indians' possession. With him he carried hie rifle nnd a revolver. A cnnteeu of 'water woo wlung over his shoulder. The desert had placed its stump upon hini, turning his clothes gray. The tan of his fnee was deepened. Lines about his eyes and mouth showed how -much he Lad suffered physically nud mentally in his search for the man he believed wnn his riticoeHfiful rival In love, flenching the spring, he looked about cimtloiisly before ho Inld down hln . When recognition oume he threw.his arms about tho prostrate form, crying, "Dick, at last. at. last!" nts vs-lco was broken with emotion. The senreh had been so loug, eo weary and tho ending bo srudrten! Ue hnd found Dick, hut it looked as If he cam* too Iftte. (lathering Dick up In hla nnui, ha raised hini until hhi head rented on hU knees. Forcing open hie mouth, ha poured u little water dowu hla throat. Then with a moistened handkerchief he wetted templea and wrist*, filowljr Pick struggled back lo itfe. "Water���������water���������It's wntor I" ho gasp* ed, Ntrnggllng fur more of lhe precious fluid. "Eatsr," cautioned Jack, "Ouly. % Utile now���������more when you're stronf������ tr." "Who 1k it?" cried Dick. Not wait- lug for .lack (o enlighten him, ho contained: "No ruritler���������you camo in time, T couldn't huve held out auy longer. A11 l he^springs arc dry. J figured ou reaching Clearwater." Jack helped Dick to his feci. Taking his utrlfsten frleud'a right arm, ht "/ -���������oil's*. QtYC 11)1-1 wfin'tl* rlfio. He tugged ut the butt of hiu revolver t������ iun!u������ certain tlmt It -wild bo pulled fjiili'iilr from Ilie liolsier, TnU- lng off his hut. In* knelt to drink. He mulled nud confidently tappM hi* enn- tecu when lie found ths? Mprlng dry. He wns raising IiIe cnntreii to It in llpu wli'-u In*- nplwl DIck'H body. Jiiijiplrig behind n mil:, he jmllwl hln r������>vo|\(*r, i'ovf������iTug the Iiihhi������IIiIc* mun. I It mlcht Ih* n tntp Ua munii'-d tho I trail, tin* ellsT. (Up ciiiit.w. Henr'.ng I nnd M*tlng nothing, he Allppt-d bin re- velvet* lilt's hl*i h<<l������ttr nud hurried to Dick's: nUte. At flrnt he did not tfcuz- lilEi������ hltn The dowrt nnd thlriM had Hi ought iiiaay ihangin its Iiiy ti'lt-nd'a im.',:. He poured o little water down hia throat. drew It across his shoulders. With his left arm about liiH waist, Juck led him to a sent upoii a convenient rock. "I came by ..''Clearwater yesterday," explained���������Jaekr^"It���������is-uothing-������bufc- mud and alkali." . "My horso dropped three days ago. I had to shoot tho pack mule. 1"��������� Dick opened his eyes under tho ministrations of .Tack. Gnaing upwarfljnto his face, he shouted joyfully: "Why, "it's ��������� Jack-Jaclf Payson!" "Didn't you know me, DiekV" asked Jack sympathetically. "Not at first. My. eyes went to the had out yonder In.the glare." The effort 'lind.'beeu too mueij for Dick. Ho sank weakly over JacVfl knees. Jack turned him partly on his back and let moro water trickle dowu his throat. Dick clutched madly at the cauteen, but Jack drew It back out of bis roach. With hit) handkerchief he moistened lips and neck, When Dick's (strength rolui'Dccl Jock helped him to sit up. "I've been* hunting for you for months," ho told lilm. "Hunting for me?" echoed Dick. "Yes," answered Jack. "I < raced you through tho Lost Cities, then to Coonoy, theu up In tlio ��������� Tulnroww. At I'ort Grunt they put me ou the right trail." As tho clouds break, revealing tho blue of tho heavens, bo Diek-������j memory came back lo him. Ho shrank from the man ut hie Bide. "Well?" ho fluked hb ho stared at hln botrnyor. Jack gam! fixedly abend. Ho dared not look Into tho face of lilm ho Imd wronged bo bitterly. "She wantn you." ho until In ii volco void of all emo.tlpn.- "Who wants i'ric?:!poked Diftk after it piuise. , ./ I t-^fyfiiiii ,��������� -. "Kcho." ' ���������...." "Yonr wife?" grlttoil Dick. Ho tfn- gcred hla ({un n������ he spoke. Huskily Jack roplkd, "Yea." Ultter thought!* illlcd tho mind of one; the other hud schooled hlmaelf to mnko ntonemont. For tho wrong lie hud dono Juck wuu ready to offer hln Itfe. Ho hnd ontlured the fall meiimiro of hln sufforlngH, The hour of his delivery wnu nt hand. Hard nn It wim to die lu the mid-glory of manhood, It Was nisler to end it all Imn* and now thun to livo unlovod by Kcho, lulled by Dick, despised by hlmucll'. "Bhe sent nic. to find you. 'Llrlng lilm buck lo me.' That's what uho untd," i Jack orled tn hlo agony. "Your wife���������uho uuld thut?" fullered Well. Fiercely In his torture Jack answer, ed; "Yes, my wife���������my wlfo r-nld It, 'Hi'lnr' lilm tmelf to ine.' " 'TJackV" Dick punned. "Hitok to wliatlr' he nuked htmueli'. ".Shu'M your wlfo, Isn't tihoV" lio donustidipil. "That'll what tho Ihw tzyv," an- uwori'd Jack. NVItl: tlie thought of the oven!rig In ,',,. ,,milKlt v.;,.'i, he ia;,-,,,. ,H,\'r. ,il,U ������e. suaiTieo ine, yet all the while.you wer������ (ho nutit the lovcd���������you���������you-' ������nd lu the eud I foinid it out." Jack's voice Muk ������lmo������t iuto a whig- per *a he 'flnlahed hit revelation to Dick, who raised hli* head nnd cried, "And, yet ahe bwke ber faith witb a*"��������� .lack arose in cis misery, ms u&t was harder than he expected. Dick was forcing lsiw to tell all without ���������.'oncenling cveu the omaliest trifle of hla shame. "She thoughl���������you were dead. 1 uev- pr told her otherwise. I Hed to her���������I lied to her." "rfho never knew'/" asked Dick joy- Cully. "The letter"��������� "1 never gave Jl (o hor," answered Juck simply. Dick leaped lo his feel, pulling hln revolver from his holsler. "And I thought her false to her trust!" He alined his gun at ruyson's heart. "I ought to kill you for this!" Jack spread out his arms and calmly replied. "I'm ready." Dick dropped his gun and slipped It Iuto the holster, with a gesture of despair. '���������Hut It's too late now���������loo late!" ln his eagerness to tell Dick the way he had solved the problem Jack spoke nervously and quickly., "No, it Isn't loo late. There's one way out of this��������� one way in which 1 can atono for the wrong I've done you both, and I stand ready to make that atoneiueur. It is your right to kill me, but it is better tbat you go back lo her without my blood on your hands." "Go���������buck���������lo her?" questioned Dick as the meaning of the phrase slowly dawned upon him. "Yes,", said Jack, holding out, his hands. "Go hack with clean hands to Echo Allen. It Is you slie loves. There's my horse up yonder. Beyond there's the pack mule loaded with waler and grub���������pleuty of water. We'll just change places, that's,all. You take them and go back to her, and i'ii slay here." Dick walked toward the spring, but tt spell of weakness came over -him, and he almost sank to the ground. Jack caught him nud held hiiii up. "It.would be .-justice,-' muttered Dieic. as If apologizing for his acceptance of Jack's renunciation. Leaning over his shoulder, Jack said: ���������\Sure, that's it, justice. Just tell her I tried to work' It out according to my lighta. Ask her to���������forgive���������to forgive, that's all." " Jack took off lii'i cuuteen and threw lhe strap about Dick'.** neck. As Lauo weakly staggered toward the mouth of the canyon, where the horse had been staked oul, Jack halted him with a request: "There's another thin***., 1 )*���������#��������� home ai^cFTTclotuir" BuclTMcKee ThargeoV ine wiih holding up and killing *01e Man' Ten-ill for 53.000. Tell Slim Hoover how you paid me just that Bum of money." "I will,- and I'll fir tho nmvdt'r- where It belongs und then fix the real murderer." Jack stopped to ].aue'.s '-side nnd, f WONDERFUL FURNACES. Thos������ Ltcattsj jst Niagara Aro Iht H������t- . te������t In ths*. Wtrlrf. y , ".it Niagara Rrc the' hottest furnac������������ tu the world," nsys a writer. "Here clay Is melted iu vast quantities to form -tliirclniuia, a metal as prceJauH 0. few years ago au gold. Hero lime aud carbon, the most Infusible of all tho elements, are Joined by tutense heat ih the curious new and useful compound, calcium carbide. Here graphite,, the couili* of the diamond, is made. L'Uos- phoniK ls mnde in large quantities, aud carborundum is manufactured. It has heeu prophet-led thut It is merely a matter of ttmo hefor������ diamonds will bo made at Niagara. "Theso marvelous new things In science p.nd Invention have boon made possible hy thii- 'chnlulng' of Niagara to the wheels of industry. The power of fulling water ls transformed Into electricity. Sdcuec has found that tbe form of energy kuown us electricity' cau be changed Iuto the vlbriilloii known ns henr. Accordingly .thou- 6R������da of horse powor are conveyed or electricity over n coppc* wlro, changed into heat mid light between the tips of carbon electrodes and there work wonders. "It l������j scarcely twenty years since tht first el-actrical furnaces of practical utility were constructed, but If the fur- ���������uficci? today in operation nt Niagara Falls alouo were combined Into one they would, one scientist speculates, make a glow so bright, tlmt It couK' be Beeu from the moon. Oue furnaco has been built in which an amount of heat energy equivalent to 700 horso power is produced in au nre cavity not larger than an ordinarywater tumbler." NA-DRU-CO Headache Wafers ' stop the? meanest, nasticst. r." .st persistent heidaches In half an hour or less. We guarar.' *,e tliat they contain no opium, morphine or other poJ".r.oc** dmgs. 25c. abox at your druggists', or by mail from ������9 NstlsMsd Draft ���������������4 Cbomicssl Ca. of tasiada. I.tmiud. . ������ . . HiatraaL Not Purely Curiosity, Att-ong the pussenger.s lu one of the cars of a train' running between Springfield and Boston was .1 nervous little old mau who evinced a keen Interest iu n sinister looking person who took 0 seat beside him. "How do you do'.*-" said tho nervous little old mnn to the sinister looking person. "Now, what might your name be? Do you live lu Hoston or beyond?" "What business ls It of yours where I livo or who 1 iuiiV' growled the other. "Strictly speaking. It ain't uone of, my business," Admitted the old gentle- mau mildly, "but it's-jest liko this! I've got tt cousin lu this part of the state thut I've never seen, und I'vo always thought I might come upon hlrn somo tlmo ,1ost by asking folk their name and so on."���������Harper's. CHEEKY SWINDLERS. ...������ nour31 use. Instead of being obsolete ������Ed simply &u Interesting relic the hourgluus iu various forms is a twentieth century necessity. For such purposea us liming, hardening und tempering beats Iu twist drill manufacture, whore seconds or minutes in lift be ganged accurately, nothing serves like tho hourglass with the right, amount of sand. Accuracy to fractions of a second can be obtained much more easily by an hourglass than by w.ntchlug the hands of a watch.���������London Graphic. ���������JV*s.������l������;,> amm****' "/ oit'jht lo Hill you Jor Ihhl" holding out his Imnd, said: "Tlm 11 k you. I don't allow you can forgive rnoV "I don't know thutvl could," coldly iiufiworod Dick, "You'd 'bolter be golug." Again Dick fitiirleil for the horse, but u now thought cumo to hlui. ruuslng, lie' HDlil, "B\m cnis'i niurry again until"��������� "Well?" a^cil Jack, Ills voice wan full of sinister mean In*?, und bo fingered his gun us ho spoke. Dick reullsseil nt onco thnt JiivU'm plan was to ond his life In tho desert with 11 wvilrcr shot, y "You mei'B to"- Ho uhmhk'i cd. ������Yo bo Continued). lWfcb. Uclm pronounced mnu and wlfo tmrg������ Ing over lilm Dick intiniiureU, "Wlmt God both Joined logoilior bit no mun put iHiiinler." "Tlint'o what the liwil: miju," nn- uwered Jack. "Hut when hutitlti alono nre Joined nnd bmirin nvc uwtnidc-r it enn't po 011 iword na lhe work of Ood." l-H- bowed hi** lies-! in hiw UdikUi. "I don't uiidei'fitfind." flfnbb-sn-lr Jack pumtieil lib nius- enpe to nick. ,"8bo doemi't lore tuo. I lb-night I had won lier, bin shs> trtor- rlnl n-.s with ys.iir lmtice In bcr lifart W.N.U, No. 869. A flkt-rleh-quiok Sehemss That Wa������ Nipped by Unolo Sair*. It lu not easy, yet it ls possible, to comprehend something of the mental status of the man who buyB a gold brick or allows ������ gang of green goods men to flcoco bim. In such cases it In* merely greed outstripping reasou. But the limit of human credulity mucins lo have beeu reached when tha ���������authorities nt Washington disclosed R swindling scheiao in which success, was attaiued by exploiting the alleged flnoneial embarrassment of no less an institution than the United States government. The ewludlers liave quietly circulated a' report that Uucle Sam Is so greatly in need of fuuds that ho is secretly Heating "on im- mouse Issue of national banknotes." Hov/ many "come-ons" have been in- tduccd__to__subsci1be_toiLJ.hL3_)iatl_oua]_ currency thai is to be sold at a discount has not been accurately determined, but tho business would undoubtedly have becomo very profitable, if the government had not put "a ���������speedy' stop to It One may sympathize to a limited er- tent with the victim of the smooth and convincing confluence man. Out the man or woman who cnn be gulled by miy such absurd gul-rlcb-qulck BCberue as thi* latest device Is beyond the limit of credulity. ��������� Cincinnati Times-Star. Going Tiircugh tho Panama Canal. In passing through tho cauul from the Atlantic to the I'aolDc a ship will enter a channel with a bottom width of fiOO feot ssnd follow this for seven, miles lo Gattin, where it will by threev lockfl lie lifted eighty-five feot*. to the level of Lake Oatuu. It will alcana al full epced through this'lake for n dlstanco of twqnty-four miles to ..Biw, Obispo, where tt will enter the ClsT������*> brn cut. It will pans through the cut,' a dlfltiinco of about nine' mile*-, in a channel with a bottom width of UOO feet. At Pedro Miguel it will enter a lock and be lowered thirty feet te n email lake, on the other oide of which it will enter two locka und be loworod to the sea level, panning out. Into the Pacific thtrough n channel night ml lea long with 0. bottom width of 600 fuel;. A Polystet Preai. Iu New York city twenty-eight proa* porous uewipnpon* Are publlahed tu foreign languagou-Germun, Fronch, Italian, Bpnnltih. l-ortugueno, Rue������l������n, Flnniah, llungnrlon, Oroatlini, IJtlm* rhIru, ftuthf-nlati, Slovenlc, Slovak, Pollah, BohemlHU, Norwegian, Swotl* loll. Daniuli, Hollandbh, Iloumiuilaii, H-algarlnu, Hnrvian, Orcok, Arabic, Byrlnu, Ai'mculun, ChUieao and Vld< dWti, be*lden an Aiutrlnn mid a Rwlmi nowHpupnr publinhed in Oonnnn. In tbo United Rtaleu tbevo are 4115 periodical:*, printed In forolgu liiuguuijes, Of tbi-ae tm are dtilllM. 0 IrlwuekHof. lit eemlweekllei, Kit neekllox, IU ttamb monthllee uitA 28 nioiitlilt^.-Harouri Weekly. ^ A Niw Aniw������l. A glftantla cnrnlvorou-i ranmuiitl, littherto uuknnwn, wue dUcevered r* teutly in Dutch New (inlnen. Thin mi* itual. fouud uud named by I3iiR,ltiili liatuwilJulj In the courise of cou������t er,- plornlloni, liven nt on nlUtudo ef nr*0 * ���������'. , ��������� < f, ' '. St..,. (Vl|.������ ,*..SSUU Sit ll I'.iti-i: .mC!flJl,\..l 1,1 .1 ..... ef MrcV flr.nvfi*. -rhe gii7.fl(t������,''n������ th'** bfmt Is Uiiowq, ISBtvlped llko n wtiro, bul' Its aspect is forouhus. The 11 Dl- ronl U Uko a tapir and 1������ of n Bpeelo. itinponed5 to have died out thoujmudi 'tif yt**i.r<> nvi. T'ts tv-firiirMnv teftb <r1ri> |������ an uppaarauce of extnuu cruoltj'.- narper'B, * maimvm *an ���������'������������������mmaatai ma <m> mmma The Csollte* of Cstr'lluali. Tho Catholic college of ^nt'dlnatu liat> now tho siuitllftit WMnbfifnul}) reoavl* e/I !u ceuiurlt* f.ia ilia cmr.l!������t itx\ poriten ot ItiliH^rt ovor Vnowu. Tlw M'inltttoaa', li^mbiuslitp !������atvout;', CD'' ty tlio vtcktxt deal a of Cfirdiusl C.avjc ebtonl It 1st reduced to fcrty-itiB* ll li tbr������t> nnd a half yrnri* ilnre tiny ct.r&\- unlH have been ortnted. and It l������ likely to be 1 year Iff ort 1 ccnilitorj li ������mH#A Ju)t Suited. "There's only one objection lo these, apartments," sold tho ugent of the building. "From these two windows you can't help seeing everything In Iho dining rooms o? the neighbors 01* both sides of you." ������ "What's the rental?" smlltugiy asked lhe portly dumo who was looking for a fiat.���������Qhicago Tribune. SAVE MQNT.Y ON , GASQUNy Lighting Supplics . We oan save you 10 o,'o to 20 ojo on ���������Gasoline. Lighting Supplies uo mutter vvliRt system you uee. ��������� Best quality iusuUgs aud glasi-ware always in stock. Wo are tho large-fit Gasoline Lamp und Supply house in Canudiu Write for new prlco list. RICE-KNIGHT LIMITED BOX 487, REGINA. SASK Toronto : Montreal : Calgary Our Fine Catalogue is mailed frco on request. Write for it if ymf hnvo any notion of a College Courso. ��������� Central Business College, Toronto. ��������� WjI. Shaw, Pros. K.R. Shaw, See. ISISASES OF.MEN���������DR. DEAN. specialist. C Collego St., Toronto. Foiled Suspicious Neighbors-Did your mo. ther have a rooster for dinner >-je^ler������ nay, f-unny? . ,' Soniile.-���������Yes'm. ' Suspicious Neighbor.���������A big one with black tuil feathers? Sonnie.���������Dunno. ' Mother didn't coolt the fcaihors. Old Gentleman.���������Well, my little man, how old are you. Tommy Ruffian.���������My ago varies, sir. When I'm railway travelling I'm under twelve, but when I go to fetch the beer I'm ovtv fourteen."* What Ails Youl Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, have frequent head- nohes, coated tongue,. bitter* or bad U������tc in .morning, ' "heart-burn," belching of fjaa, asid risings'in throat after stating, storo.-oh gnaw or burn, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor or variable appetite, nsutca at timet and kindred ���������ymptomB P If you have auy considerable number of th* above symptoms yon are Buffering trom bilious*. ness������ torpid liver with indi_|c������tioo, or dyspepsia. Dr. Fieroe'N Golden Medical Discovery is mado up of the most valuable medicinal principles known to medical science for tbe permanent ���������jure of suoh Abnormal conditions-. It is a most efficient liver iurigorator, stomach tonic, bowul regulator and nerve strenfUiener. The "Golden Medical Discovery" U not a patent medicine er secret nostrum, a full list of its ingredients, bcind printed on its bottle-wropper and attested under oath. A *_lmice st these wilt eliow tbat it contains no alcohol, or horn* ful habit-forminiii dru^s. It is a fluid extract made with .pure, triple-refined glycerine, of proper strength, from tho roots of native American medical, forest plunts, World's Dispensary Medical Association, Props., Buffalo, N. V, Self-Loading Shotgun 12 GAUGE, MODEL 1911 This new Winchester has all the jfood points of other recoil operated shotguns and many distinctive features and improvements beeideB. Amonjj them are Nickel steel construction, which grivessurpassing strength and_, safety; and a reloading system tbat will handle all safe loads without readjustment. I.tll tnt tVtr *t ytltf Jtoltr's ������r f.tnj.l. tttr ll'liichttltr Rtpt.t- iut Att.-is (it,. i\tw Havtn, Uittn,, Itr a itii-nttivt art-alar. XT WORKS 'WHIT,- WI'MAJJilOADS. THE TRIUMPH OF COAL OIL!! A Drllll-tnt While Llfjht like tbe Oacollne HfllU but ob< t.ilned from the che.ipeat quality of Coal Oil, ABSOLUTELY NO DANGER Slcintl .mil Hanoi no Lnmpo for'Indoor and Outdoor xiaa from 100 to 1600 Cnndlepower. Write for Particular*. THE CANADIAN BLANCHARD LAMP CO,, H10 Scnrttv St., Regina, 8n������k. I i} "I! 4 f%WWImW-k?pk}^^ iLiicn uay pegun, In haste the sun ��������� His golden rays ; iWt But when he sleeps, No watch he keeps- He knows there's EDDY'S MATCHES THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, B. C. d AFTER SUFFERING JEMS Cored by Lydia E. Pink- hamTsVegetableCompound Fox Creek, N.B.���������" I had pains ln tbe loins have always aud a wcalc* thero, und often after my meals m y food would dlstro me and causo sore, ness. Lydia li.* Pinkham's VoROla-' bio Compound has done mo much good. I am stronger, digestion ia'better, and I can walk with ambition. I havo,. encouraged many mothers of families to tako it, as it is tho host remedy in the work}. You can publish this In the papers." ��������� Mrs. Wir.MAM Bouijque, Pox Creek, N.B., Canada. The above is only ono of the thou- Mnds of grateful letters which are constantly being received by tho Pinkham Medicino Company of Lynn. M������B3.,whichprove beyond a doubt that Lydia E, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots'and herbs, actually does cure these obstinate diseases of women after all other means have failed, and tbat every such suffering woman owes It to herself to at least give Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound a trial before submit* ting to an operation, or giving up hopo of recovery. Mrs., Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass., Invites all sick women to write ber for advice. She has guided thousands to health and her ������dviec is free. Daring Ar.imal Operations Tho Krcat feat just performed by ProrpHsor Wooldridgp ar. tho Zoo in the setting of fractured Jawn of tbo' famous nlne-yards-long python, is a reminder' of tho rjuwrkablo progress made la operating upon animals. ' There are now unite u number of pot dogy and cats with artificial oyes and lefcs; and a short timo apo, a cat having swallowed a small hatpin, was placed under-th/.- X-rayc* und, tho pin .hai'lug been located, was soon skilfully, drawn. Professor Gar, u few- yeara uro removed the kidney of- u doc and sowed It lu tho same animal's neck: and later ho Bowed the, kidney of r doff In the body of another canine, Tho experiment waa yulto siicconsful. Perhapa the ,-ti'catest dontal operation ou record was performed upon an olephant in tho city of Mexico. The aching toot-.was twelve in. long SHUTI -/Company "LIMITED COCKSHUTT PLOWS Meet with the approval of every Farmer who has investigated the plowing question THOROUGHLY. CRICULTURM IMPLEMENTS 11 Inches In diameter ut tho root. After the auiir.nl hnd been aecurely fastened with chains, the mouth was pried open, nnd a (-uantlty of cocaine applied lo deaden tho pnin. When thia was dono ix hole was bored through the tooth, and nn Iron bar inserted. Then a ropn was twisted around tho bar, and four horses woro attached thereto to drag 'tho offending molar out. A. number of scientists in Cuba have organized a,"bureau of homlciilture," wiih tha- object , or, increasing the length of human life. ship it-to the flax mills at Winnipeg. He knew it was not fit i'or seed. -'Ye*1', the demand for Has seed was so great thnt tlie price went upto S". a bushel��������� no, cleaning, .uo,.dockage. Many a settler, Ignorant of tho nature of weeds,' Ignorant of tho curse he was taking to his farm, bought this flax (?) took It home and sowed it. $ho majority of such new homesteaders never grew flax in their lives. We pity I hose new and"! PC*! tiers. Thoy have un wittingly ruin- He Recited The fresh man, who was a lanky youth, sat, in the rear seat. His altitude' was sprawling, nnd lie was cither asleep or seemed about to. go to sleep. "Mr. Frapev." said .the' physicist, sharply "you may recite.*' FniHcr opened his eyes;, he did. not change* his somnolent pose, "Mr. Frascr, what is work.?" "Nvorythlng ls work." ���������What! Everything is work?" "Ytfs. elr." ��������� "Then I take It that you would liko (lie class' to believe that this desk is work?" "Ves, sir/ wearily; "woodwork.'' Friend���������"What wore your sensations in the wreck?" Victim���������-"Just th c samo as in football. Three coaches parsed uvqr nic, and then the doctor came." Horrible Mention It was aftor tho distribution of prizes at a Sunday School. "Well, did you get a prize?' asked Johnny's motlier. "No," answered Johnny, "but I got "horrlblb mention." "I spent a lot of money on that gal of mine to bare "ber .learn her.pyro- graphy, as she sailed .it." "Did she get on well, wltb it?" "Can't mako a pie what a wuth puttiu' in yer mouth." TRTIUMMEEYEREIEDV GRANULATED EYEUD5 1 MorbwDoem'tSsoayt-SootheiEyePaia ���������nut* Wi Mama trn tamah. UtaU. Ua, Mt. tl������ ���������Carta* Br* Sato, to AitaxAia Tab*** 2S������, SUM ���������YE BOOKS AN������ ADVICE FREE BY UAUi MutiiMsSyvItomaciyCosvChlosvgo HAD BAD SORE FOUR YEARS Percy (after the proposal)���������Have you ever loved before? Kdlth���������No, Percy! 1 have often admired men���������for tlieir strength, courngo beauty, intelligence, or something like that, you know; but with you, Percy, it 13 all lovo, nothing else. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc. 'Tvo lost tho baby," shrieked the niiruo girl. "Heavens! Why don't you hurry out arid Bpeak to the policeman?"' "It's no uho mum. That's what I was doin' when f lost the baby." , Willie.���������"Pa." Pa���������"Ycb," . Wllllo���������"Teacher says we're hero to help others." '���������.���������<������������������,��������� ���������������������������*��������� Pn���������-"Of ��������� cburao wo arc." Wllllo.���������"Well, what aro- tlio horo for?" others Zam-Buk Was Heated It! Mrs. Wilson,-110 WIckson - Ave Toronto, says: "About four years ago ji'sore "Spot appeared on the right side of my face. This spot Increased in size until it became about a half an inch in* diameter and very painful. 1 went to a doctor but the ointment lie gave- me did not have-any good effect. Tlie sore continued to discharge freely, and was most painful. I had it cauterized, tried poultices and all kinds of salves, but it wns no Rood, and' I xi(uiiinucd_,to__snffer_from~IUf or���������four- years! - "A sample oL am-Buk was one day given to me. and, I used it. Although the quantity was so small it. seemed tn do me some good, so I .purchased ix further.supply. "Each box did me more and moro good, and, to my delight, before I had been using Zam-lluk throe weeks saw that it was going to heal the sore. In less than a month il was healed! '���������[ know a lady in the east of tho city, whose husband suffered for years wllh an open sore on his leg. On my recommendation Zam-Buk was (ried in that case. The other day, when I saw lier, she told me that It had healed the sort*, completely. "ily daughter, who lives in Lethbrldge, Alta., has also used Zuin- Rtilc with the same satisfactory result. I think It is, beyond all doubt, the finest healing halm known." , Such: is the opinion of all persons who huvo,really, tried Zam-Buk. it is a mire "euro for eczema, piles, absces-- soH,. riilcorn, sculp 801*08, ringworm, cuts, burns, scald's, bruises, and all skin injuries and diactiBOH. ��������� fine, box, all, druggists and stores, or post free Trom Zam-Buk Co., Toronto, ror price. In case of Hkln disease use also Zam-Buk Soap, 25c. tablet. s*d theso fields sown to f.ax and weeds What nro we going to do about it? Nc*;.hlng more than common I on It a* wo arc doing now. What Irf (lie Gov- eminent, going to do about it? Does the Noxious Weed Act of S*u*kntc.shc- wan cover sneli' a .transaction.? Now !,������ the time for action by tho tloverr.- ment before our \ Irgin fields becouu* polluted, Most drastic, measures should l*o taktiii to prevent the siilo of weed seeds ln any form for any purpose. Wo believe that the day will como that tho farmers who'persist in growing weeds, and thus be* eomo a nionuce lo 1 hoi.r neighbors .who o.re fighting to keep their fields clean, wll.be compelled to keep their weed sods af home. If farmers wlio aro-con- te.n to i t ii e*c- a crop of weeds wttih I heir grain wero compelled lo clean thpiv grain, witli a fanning-, mill, or use th'o 'Economy Grain Cleaner,on threshing mills, so that tho dl.il would be left on tlieir own farms, Ihey would soon change their methods cX fariir:,ng. They would realized tlmt it did nol pay to grow weeds. A Motor From the North A caterpillar'"motor car, the first of its kind eveV "designed and built for use in Alaska 'and t'no frozen north ia built from the body of a motor car to lhe order of Charles Dankcrt of Dandle, Alaska. Dankcrt, who lias spent twenty years ln the north, plans to run an' automobile freight over the snow into Candle thia winter, Page.���������Please sir, I want to give notice to leave. * Old Gent.���������Tut, tut! What's matter with you boys? That mnke four of you I.liave had In months? Page���������Well, sir, when you pages you must expect leaves. the will two have SAVED HERSELF YEARS OF PAIN Opening Up New District . A Canadian Pacific Hallway official who has just returned from a trip to the Pacific Coast. states that there will bo undoubtedly a big rush ot citlers to, the Windermere Valley uext' year. This distriot is being rapidly opened up. Tho Canadian Pacific, it is slated, will have forty miles of road into the valley lu Operation next year, and with these transportation facilities at their command, now settlers will find tlie district a good one iu which to .settle. The land of thu Windermere Valley is singularly free from rock, and is composed of rich fertile soil, with sufficient timber for the construction of buildings and for domestic purposes. Water for irrlga- ion purposes is plentiful and easily obtained and the climate of the valley ls remarkably free from extremes of beat aud cold. IF SHE. HAD USED DODD'S NEY PILLS FIRST. KID- AS GOOD AS A DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE. Baby's Own Tablets should be kept in every homo where there aro little ones. Tliey arc as good as a, doctor; arc absolutely safe and can always be relied upon to drive away any malady arising from dernngemenls of tbe stomach or bowels. Concerning them Mrs.'O. A. Wheeler, Northlands, Sask.,. says: "1 have found Baby s' Own Tablets an invaluable medicine. I'lite twenty miles from town and doctor, so am glad to have' so reliable a medicine at band. 1 consider tbe Tablets are a real necessity in the home and shall never be without them. ' They have kept my baby well and * have made him a, bonnic baby." The Tablets are sold by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from The Dr. Williams'.Medicine Co., Brockville, iOnt. '. Miss Biightlle.���������Oh, Mr. Search, there's a young lady bore tciiight-I know-y"oir'wiii-Tiker~.'Ivn*7"Sea1rcli;^"r feel extremely flattered to find that you have made such a close study of my tastes. Ploaso describe her. Miss Brightlle���������She's worth a million. "I never yet saw the man who talked like tbe. hor of a story,", said Mrs. Browcliei". "Well," replied her husband, "I never saw a woman tha't looked Uko the pictures in a fashion magazine.'' Mrs. McRea suffered for over two years, then two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills made a new woman of her. - Previl. Gaspc., Co., Que.���������(Special) ���������That sbo might liave escaped two years and seven months of suffering had she tried Dodd s Kidney Pills' In the lirst place is tlie firm conviction of Mrs. John McHea, an old and respected resident of tills place. ��������� And this is the reason she gives for believing so: 'Tor two years'and sovon months 1 was a sufferer from Kidney Disease brought on by a strain and a cold, ily eyes were puffed and swollen,-my muscles cramped and I suffered from neuralgia and Rheumatism, ily back ached and 1 had pains in my joints. "For two years I was under the doctor's care, but be never seemed' to do mo any lasting good. Two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills made a new woman of me." To save yorsclf suffering cure your Kidneys at tho lirst sign of trouble. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the one sure cure. A Pleasant Purgative.���������Parmelee's .'ogctablo Pills are so compounded as o operate ou both the stomach and ho bowels, so that they act along the .vholo alimentary and excretory pass- ,ge. .They are not drastic hi their vork, but mildly purgative, and the leasure of taking thorn is "only equaled by tlie qualifying effect tliey pro- nee. Compounded truly of vegetable uhstances the curative qualities of .vlilch were fully tested, they afford elicf without chance c' Injury, Improved Cars for Shipping Horses Tho fifty new horse cars which were recently put inlo operation by the Canadian Pacific Railway have become very" popular with shippers ot horses. The other'day at the Woodbine races ia Toronto an owner of a big Southern stable wanted to buy one of tho cars 'outright from the Canadian Pacific. In moving about, from track to track his horses had to cover a largo amount of railway milengc and lie thought that the 0. P. It.'s cars were the safest and best in whicli to ship them. The cars are built with adaptable sl-alls and collapsable feed * troughs and are an improvement ou tho ordinary cars used for shipping horses. ��������� Rounder���������"Wonder is what wc make it," '.Til warrant, it wus could make it before who said, 'home Mrs. Rounder.��������� some man who 3 a.m." , Warts are unsighrly blemishes,.and corns are painful growths. Hollo- way's-corn-Ciire~will~removo~theiu-*^,_ Flrst Typewriter Girl.���������"She's a pretty quick operator, isn't slie?" Second Typewriter Girl.���������"Quick? I should say she was. She hadn't been on her job two weeks berore she was engaged to hor boss. "What a poor young man needs la a' thrifty, oiKmomiciil wife.". /;Ybu talk like an animated home journal, "What a poor man really noedo, Is u rich, liberal wife." . Eczema 25 Years Cured by "Cuticura" WEEDS���������A WARNING Tlio following "Wtoiitfpog Free self. ��������� Tito NcrUient was found guMy clipping from Prosa" csplulne the It- quickly dlop.s coudhain cures colds, heals tlie throat ssnd lusuf-i - 23 cent*. Mistress���������lias master Willie eomo n yet? .Servant���������I think so, 'tn. 1 haven't eon hini, but the cat's hidden. "Doctor," sho asked in pleading lotion, "do you think it will he necessary for iim to havo an operation?" "Oh, I hardly think so," he replied. "Thero! I told my husband it. would not bo any uso coming to you, My next door neighbor lia-i a doctor that prescribed three operations for during tho past, year.." hor We beliovc? MINARD'S LINIMKNT tho bcin: ; Mat him* Foley, Oil City, Out. ' .���������.,,i,.MV. Norway, Mo.. harlpH Whooten, Mulgravo, N. S. .ev, H. 0, Armstrong. Mulgrave, N'.S, .Morro Landers, .."senior, Pokoiiioiiclio, ,. N.'i),,." , ...���������,. ...". ,:. ''nomas Waeson, Slrefllehl,' N. U. Mmi>, j, n. "tJHSJid iTpntrisal teg like Raw Beth from Knee Down "1 hivo boon trcatod by doctors for twonty-flvo years for abndcaso of oczsvTm on my Icff. Tliojr did tholr Ixint, but fulioii lo curo It. My own dootor had advised mo to have my Us cut off, but I nald I would try the Cutloura Romudlca first, 'ito nald, they will da uuy Bood.' "At tVili"tlmo'my , kg ������|W* PW*.'0J llllm) Hill iiiHIU mtlll'lt, j.'tf foot wm llkfl a pln<*'* of raw flesh and I bid to walk on crutches. "I bought ft ������������tsj of Cuticura floap, tx hot nf Ciitloiiro Olntmont and a bottlo of Cut Imn Ilcjolvcnt. After tbo lUet two treatments thsj ���������wolllti*. went down and In tuo montlia' sums oi Uie Cuuuu:* JU*.'.ii..cuki*> iuj s.k ������u cured Md the new ikln crown on. Tho doctor could not bell������vd Ids own tiytcn vtbtrx lio jaw that Outioura had cured mo and said that ha ���������woula un������ Outicuro for hjsj own patients. Jlut for tlio Cuticura lUinnitlca 1 might liuye. lost my Jlfo. 1 am truly nraterul for tho wonderful cure thatriutleiinwrouflit and i' \ highly UMtirn ���������'��������� trouble*. 1 aywayVrocommend It most IhrIi nnd economical euro (Wined) Mrna " " " tit., Montreal. ( For mow thnn i������ RitwfttMfln fnl Iriirf, Roup s������iij Ointment hnvo. affordMl tb* niv-Nlk"*. end Ointment lmvo affordwl tb* nn am mont economical treatment for in sjtcalp humors. Bold tiy dniirgliits ond tveirjrwhefs**, Por a liberal Kumt'l** <*>' i)i>f'e< I'll |il with* iw-p. book, Buis.i ��������� Corp.! <U Ooluai&iu Ave, .. and ���������ieilers t each, amid to Potter V. A 0. Uoaton, U. m. K, W.N.U. No. 869. Elevator Compatiy in the provincial police court of aellimig to William ltob- oi-Ib, of Wanm Manlitoba, a ton of ������oroonfaifr,B which comtalnod a largo poreenitago of noxloun weed needfi'; SiunplPH taken from the Blilpmpint were found to contain largo (|iinntltle������ of Prnneh weed, wild omtii, wild miidt- aid, bal. immtard, and other nof-luiiH weed Modi', iigaliiipit whlchMio ngrloul- tural RodiUt'a nro putting up a ntien- uons fight. " ,-.r. Tho comiiauy was dofendod by .Tiiin- os KlHber, iiimI at the I'eijuw'.t o,f W. II, Hat't.'ufa fw* tbo crown ,\viim aaltcil to pay llm iiilsiilmiim fliiw o,f $jjr������ and cfis'.H. Mr. I'Mebcr liletl to oxcuho Iho cempauy r,:i a tivchiileal polmt of law. lie malnUiIiieil that the Htatiite rond that ll wuh nil offniao to offyr iuu*- loun wct'd soeila fer Kttk*. Tlie Northern ISIevntor Company, ho widd, luul tiotcffcred tin** alilpniwut for. nail*, but hini unit It at tbe reomiat of tho pur- t'luuier who wluhod lo use It for feed. Iin raid H waa tho habit o,f tlio com- pitaiy to dwitroy iiorr-cnJajjifl. . Jlagl&tnitc McMlcke.il could not we the logic if tin* arftiiinciiit., and 'ho d thfit IT a I'li'lci* hiwl been flxoil tlu'ti* wan nn Indication thnt tho uhipment v.T." l'c':ig iffrrcd fer :���������:*.!.-. Uobert 0. O'Malley, provincial iinv- idiiH wfc.il liiHiicctor, who Jul (I the charge. 4:n!d lio luul received wurd from Warren of the nhlpmeiv!. being In the C. N. U. iilnfloil fiero hi aiicltr., Ho went l'hero and fmuul u Ion cf (lie Muff and tnnk p.'itnnlr-Fi which In* pro- diuicd in court. Tbo offcciso ncciii- red on June 7���������" , Tb tlm Nnrtlicnt ICInvntor Coniprmy tho only cu'prlt In Munilobii? Arc Uiero any guilty parllrw tn HiiHkatchoh- wan? We v/er.*> nil vised Ia������t niontli that tliu iiiiiiiHger of an clovator lu SriBkatchcWii!) had about 1,000 btujltc!*.i cf flax. It wna very dirty wllh wetxl itmIm. The fnriiier who i'a'y."d It In lllld vmux not awarn win u be piiiclni'i- ed it be teed Ihat It v;*ih polhiU'd wltb a dozui or moro of tho woml iiovlour. wi>p<1h, The milliliter of Hie ol<-nifor kne-w wbtt ho wa������ biiyiiiK, docknl it hoavlly. some LTs per c<:nt., and paid {about 91.50 for the flax, Intoinllnu to] Two seedy looking cluipa met, "Hollo, lllll! What'H now?' Bald one, Vou look plnyou out." "Nothing new, .lack���������nothing but work,.work, work, work from morning till night." "That bo, 1)111? Uow long have you had this job?" ';"[' Blurt tomorrow,'' iinswcrcul tlio weary one. promise ' "So?" "Ilo never mnke-- any | may not bo ablo to keep. when lie borrows money from you he never tells you when he'll pay il back." 'No, COULD NOTWALK FROM|������EUMATISM GIN PILLS STOPPED THE PAIN Never Fall "Do you think women would im- prove polltiCHV" "Well" replied Mr. (Iroweber, "nfter llKtcnliK*; to - thu convention on tlio fiont porch, III nny thin for tlicm: If ever they i.tait un invoHtlgnUoii they'll find out Homethlng." Giving Him the Hook 'Von will cxeiun me, mndniiie,*' Kiild Iltllo HUnkft to Iho fulr'lady at Iho reception, " hut really I don't catch your nauu;." , "How funnv," until tho lady, "It'r. I*lnh."- HFi UNIVBRSI'TY S'l'., MONTIIEATj. "Jlist a word of praise for GIN riLIsS. Aboii't* lif toon moutliH uro, I could nptyvalk aoriisH iny roopi, ������uf- forlng severely with Itheumatlsih, f took OIN,PILLS and became.'...'{julle well. 'Two ��������� months ��������� uro, I had ltheii- matlo l'alns with Nournlu'Ia and Dlur-, rhoea. I resorted to (Jin PIIIh iikuIii for one wook and became* fltilto woll." SAM [JUL LONGMOUK. Horo Is our Btraljrht Riiartinteo, Riven with every box of OIN PILLS. We know that Oln Pills w'll positively cure UheumntUun. Sciatica and Lum- baK0-~us well as I'tilu In tho Hack, Ir- rltfitod Dladdoi* and weak, olrnined Kidneys. Wo pledge ourfiolvcH���������the lai'BOHt wliolcsal.i (Irutf hoiiHO Jn the HiUIhIi .Kinplre-r-to promptly ' return your monoy nhoiibl Oln Pills fall to lilvo mitlufuollor. fiOe, a box, G Tor $:!,50. Humph) free' if you write National lU'tii; & (Jlii-inlciil Co, of Canadu, Limited. l>r*pt..\. U., Toronto. 00 Tho origlnci Oln Pills made by National Drugano Chemical Co. o- Canada Limited, Toronto, aro loh onlv In this bo* A Thorough Pill���������To clear the stomach and bowels of impurities and ir- rituuts is necessary when their action is irregular. The pills that will do this work thoroughly arc Parme- lee>-Vegetable Pills, which are mild in action hut mighty in results. Tliey purRo painlessly and effectively, and work, a'permanent cure. They can J)0_jtsed_wUhoiLt_touUjy_ibe.moau_de:. "licafoly constituted, as there arc no painful effect.** prcceedinj. lheir gentle operation. Lady���������And you parrot talks ciulic Dealer���������Rather., sold him because word iu .edgeways, Life is just one The first thing Is and. .the "after" a Ruarantec that the a lot. Ills last mistress she couldn't get a thins after another, generally :i woman, man. Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia. ALFALFA MANAGEMENT This notiee is to advise tlie Trad* that tlie Foil William and Port Arthur Grain Exchange bin- been forme"? to promote the handling of Western Grain at the" Head of tho Lakes. Full particulars- as to membership,' etc., addrcsu THE SECRETARY Fort William and Port Arthur Grain Exchange, Fort William. GRAIN ' Consign your grain to us. The actual grain you ship gets our personal attention. Wo sell on sample and get high prices. Write us. N. M. l'ATEBSON & CO., Fort William .GRAIN Ship your g'-ain to E. R. WAY- LAND,'Grain llroker, Fort William. Highest prices. References: Dominion Hank, Fort William.1 $2; DAY SALARY AND UP���������ALSO COMMISSION���������for local representatives; either sex; sure money maker; rapid advancement-, experience unnecessary; spare time accepted; elaborate outfit free; postage twenty cents. Nichols, Limited, Publishers, Toronto. AGENTS WANTED Canvassing agents wanted for all points in Canada for Thn Coles All Metal Weather Strip for Doors. Tho only Strip whicli does the work; Sells on sight. Ornament to any door. Indestructible. Saves its ' cost many times annually. Adds to homo comfort. Exclusive territory. Livo men average from ���������?���������! to $li daily. For particulars write to Coles, OS Lombard St.. Toronto. CANADA'S GREATEST SCHOOL M/MT/PEG ESTABLISHED 1892. Awarded first prize at World's pooMlon on its work and methods. Write for a free cataloguo. Wo also glvo Instruction by mall. A B SORBIN StUNdoi-������lnfl������nied,iwoUs>niloliiUl, **������������������-������������������"-* ��������� ���������������. CuroIJsjlu, ''I.toi* or fcuy iltlyf flea sunt r, undor l!niKga,---"Ymi novor know what you cnn do till you try," Wukk'���������������"TIiiiI'h wrmiR. You never know what ymi cau In till you nuccccd,* HrngKH���������"Well, j.^1 .."I'*' .������*.������..*. Ut.Hi.1, H.if,^., , ;wt,S thf-n you've wvonc. Yon ur-vei* know what you fan do when you ������������������ueccrd. You only know what you huvo been ble to do." ��������� The Queer Araan Tree. Anionix tho meat remarkable treei* of tlio world i.x the ui'"tan, which abound'- in southern Morrocco, but la .v. iiluiii .vecs t u-t��������� i'i isi 11. A "lumai ot nvo.nnr. b*v- i'i citrl'iuvi "('Ottered ap- poarance, hnf-annc the trees grow singly and far apart. They aro very leafy, allium exceed '.to f-nt in height, The brnncbeH Hboot out lioii/.iinlallj. and iK'Kin a yard above the ground. Hhocp, fnlltn .>in| r'.mnl, f'"*.| <>���������" ������'"* )"���������""��������� nnd goatii will Htulid on their hind Iorh to reach tlieiu,, biit Iioibch and inuleH refuso lo touch them. The wood la very hard and extremely ukc- ful to the nullvc!). who niulif char coal from It.. The fruit, rescmbllm. a largf olive, Ih used to feed cattle and hIko f'ir������il.*hcA the prliiclpl) i-.iiiitiiuu.ct many of the poorer native'-, VI Any well drained noil, neither acid nor strongly alkaline, and eoiilalulng a fair auppi'y of organic matter, will grow alfalfa. Any land whicli will produce a good yield of corn will bo found ldou.1. Ground upon which water -stands isvnot desirable, ' Only noiiu whicli have been cropped for a long term of years are likely to ho acid. Whom this condition exists;it can bo cropped by liming. , Alfalfa will grow on ruther poor laud, but will always succeed better on the richer lnnd*. Tli'U'u nhouid bo sufficient plant food to give the plants a go.od .oUirl. Tlieso are the ideas advanced by C, W. Pug- sley'ln Bulletin 120 of tho Nebraska experiment station at Lincoln, lie advlBPs fiirmcrs to purchase thfllrsood from the north or from tho dry lauds of'tlio northwest, rather than from tlie south. It Is also recommended that no soeil be used, by Nebraska 'farmers which has not. been tinted for purity and for germination by the government seed laboratory located at Lincoln. Thia test will bo mado free. In Nebraska It is customary, to use about, till, pounds of seed per acre. If the Bced is good and if the laud Is properly prepared, tlila ls moro aend than la mooum-nry. It takes moro Heed for brondcuatlug than for ���������drilling, j Some excellent Ktniidit have been obtained by iihIii"' as low as 10 poundH of Bced to the acre, but In these lu- Htnnccn conditions wero Ideal. In the custom part, of Nebraska from Iii to 20 pounds aliould be need; In the dilm' regloiiH from 10 to lfi pounds whoro hay la dOHlrcd, and a Ichh amoiiiil where it Ir to be used for producing seed. Where tlio Reed la bioadcaateil the bent roHiiltH nm obtained whero the land l������ disced ln such a jjinunor that tlie- ground l������ left rough prc'vioiis to tbe noedlnff and then crosB-luirrowpi! lo cover ihe seeds. Probably the bent met bod In most places iri to drill, Ord Inarlly the i-ccd Hhould be placed about one Inch deep. Lain t'tiiniucr needing Is recommended for section of lhe ���������date whero there In plenty of moist- ure lo give llio plants a coed start al tiiat Koaiuui of.llio year. Af������������'������' lif- i.lifili.i li, <.olmllllbl,t..l, ills..'. lug of tlm field is HouietlniCH pructlc- cd. Thla apparently thicken9, the stand because the dink i-iiu ilit* crowns of the iiKnlfa plantn and camm Ihcni Ir, llirow out mine Hhoolt'. Tlio bene* )ii. ia liiiiji IHur.i-.iui ii.i t>l������i;.. ,. ;������i-.n or I wo. Reportii from tbosie wim have dlHliml Indleisk- thai If'tbe pnidlco Jti conllniicd llm pIiiiiIm are ummlly weakened, and ihe plant IcHiuiH'd tlituiiKli root-rol. The m-ai of tho hi������i*c!uI ul- nlfa disc which Iiiih -spHu?**- ln*-Uitd of blaib'H hi probably bcticllebi*. Thcuo splkca do not cut the crowns, and a eittyi . wiiL., ._.. anaaitu or remoTO tuojalr, ts, w.r. .. Jioc - elni, Uoltro, Wont " :iwai oat if/on "STrUo. Uanufaqtu'riMi only by, Jfii.Vt. DralcM. itoni p .ttnn. I'ft.os tl.i)0 _ _. _. n������r is tKioi-dollrsviiii. mil . lfron wrtto. ilanutac a������."?.,l57lymansDIil_., Menirc-' lUUIs VfTUrs,"������ ,% Bii������in������, n and inBaiuir.ti������ i'.*r.P'itHo ai dealer* itopi Pain and toll you sUsafiinitshfl liy Htrtlii liulu ������ Wynist Os>., TVIi/ilpsf | ThtSutUniil !lrii|{������ii.l Uhi*mlal du Wliinl|J������(ftItlstrj. m*lU*ui*w>ti Uni, Uo, Ltd.. Vanooum. Well, Well! THIS !>������ HOME DYE k1h������������t ANYONE USB fp^ I dyed ALL *hett >W/FERENT KINDS of Goods rnlih the SAME t>V������' I used DYOLA K viikssvii, **���������**���������+ liiitwwl OLEAN nnd SIMPLE to Us*. no (litis.* <������t isiimihs) warss-c nu* r<xits* cmmI* n... htttmlfil .*, All...It'.* ti.'if ������,.*,f IS.������(;l.llS ������-* D.ii.r. ���������>*w:s;<:,>i,.r<:.Msr���������i mdkv l������o..UlSl������, 11.* li.liiisi.ii.lll.liiiJsuii Un., IJii.lli.l, sV|uulr������������la 'Sir." }.ald the n^oiilMH.d l-iiulbuly a a traveller, who bnd Hint IiIh cup crwurd for the **ev<.)jth lime, "you 'iriit be very fond of coffee." "Wp, madam, I am," he replied, 'or should never have drunk to mncli water to tet ��������� Mttle." CHEW, DIXIE TOBACCO field Ki'tw all of the benefit of the cuU tlvatlon, and weed'- uio kllUd. In Wcntcni NeliriiKka dlnclnj; with a i;plki������ tooth disv. U prolKibly **ti(HU*ln1iy do- nl ruble aM It U-ndv in keep tbe Htufaco of the noil In Kond condition ntid do* ������.ti's-sj-*i r*!'.*i'������>li'i[iiif'i' ������*pi.ri������ IVIwr-** nit old Held of iiH'ilf'i is to I.i* ploWid up In a yenr or two. It tr- often of nn ad- vat*!!!**.!' to d'f.' wiih tin ordlenry ittso Tbo Injured pluntit throw oiit many libofsts in ati effoit to prr-.luci* t, '.',tnm i|iinntlly cf ������eed, mid in thlt* way th* ylold of buy ii <-ulU* nut",dully lij. fitt-mifit. The t\{������.c m."4' Is'- mul <*arljr In the ri'ilii!" or follow'jik any cultlafis THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND,. BKTTISH COLUMBIA Tie Ouitoland Hews i issued Every Tuesday by the Comox & Cumberland Publishing Company. This papor will not hold itself responsible for the opinions of oth- osrs, as may appear in its columns Crom time to th^. 1 WEDNESDAY, Doc. 27. 19U, NOTICK is hereby given thnt, on the first duy of December next, application will be made to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for renewal of the ho lei license to sell liquor by retail in tbe botel'known as the Hotel Heriot, situate ar Heriot,Bay, in the Province of British Columbia. H. A. lieu.. Dated 251b, <] iy of October, 1911. NOTICE. In the Snpromo Court of British Columbia. In iho matter of tho Estate of lTonry Brooke, deceased, and In the matter of tho "Ollhial Ad- mi pistra'or's Act."' NOTICE is Iiereby given that wier an order granted by Hia Honour C. M. Barker dated the 15th December, 1011, I, tho nn- ders-igued was appointed Administrator of all and lingular the estate of Henry Brooks. AU parties having claims against the osiate of tho said do- ceasod nre reqiKsted to furnish particulars of the same on or be- f.ire tho 10th day of January, 19_2> and all parties indebted to the wild eitate aro requested to pay such indebtedness to mo f'-rthwith. Geo. Thomson, Official Administrator. Dated at Nanaimo, B. C. this loth dav of December, A, D. 1911. *��������� * TENDERS. In the matter of Henry Brooks, deceased. TENDERS for tho purchase of the South East part of froclional North East quarter of Sec. 20, ���������fro\vnslsip-9.-Qomox-District_,o.ou-_- NOTIORiaheiohy aivou that at tic noxt meeting ot the Boanl ot Lieeuse Comuiis-.ieuora of tbo City ol Cumber, land, 1 intend to apply foi a hotel li' cense to soil liquors by retail iu and upon ihe premises knowo as tbe King Georgo hottl, eitunted un lot v, blouk 7, Cumber liul Towunite. VICTOR BONORA. Dated Una 7th duy of Nov.. 1911 NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that application will be made to the Parliament of Canada at the next Session thereof for the continu ation of the Charter of theVAN- COU V ER ISLAND AND EAST ERN RAILWAY COMPANY and for nn extension of lime for the commencement of construction and completion of the said lines of railway authorized to be constructed by the Act of Par liament of Canada passed in the Session 7-8, Edward 7, chapter 1G7 intituled k,Aii Act to incorporate the Vancouver Island and Eastern Railway Company,-' and by the Act of the Parliament of .Canad_i_in_jJi>_Sess^m of_ 9-10, taining 20 acres, will be received Edward 7, chapter, 171 intituled NOTICE is hereby given ihat on the first day of December nc\t application will be made to the Superintendent of l'rovinci.il Police for a hotel liconsc 10 sell liquors by retail in nnd upon lhe premises know 11 as the New Hotel Heriot, situated on Lot 42 Subdivision ol Lots Northeast quarter of Lot 216 Heriot Bay, Saywatd District, Province of British Columbii. H. A. BUI.I- Dated November *������2Qd, iqii. by the undersigned np to the 20tl day of January 1<)12. Geo. Thomson, Official Administrator. Nanaimo. B. C,, Dec. loth, 1VJ11. NOTICE in henby given ihut; HO days ufttr dato I iuteud tu apply to tho llonoui- uhlo tbo Miuistor of Lands- for 11 licciibe to proi-poet for ceil and petroleum under the lureslioro aud under ilie u n*or oh ths .lauds iu and opposite tho fullnwing ' doxribed', 1-ands situate in Rupert Diuti ie1.;���������fVm- mouoing at a post planted on tho sea beach at hij.li water mark at tbo iutoi'8oetion of S-Jtiond Maud I'i TowuBbip 2, Port Mo- Nnill Hnport" District*, thenoo north 55' clmiin mere or Ihsb to high water nvirk on tlio north side of P.irt MoNoill 'Harbor- thonco following the Bon bonoh tit Irrjh wator mark around tlie head of tho Harbor to pluoeof coriinu'iiooinoiit, Fl'ANCUH M, ToitDivric, li, Pries-, nf(Qnt. D^ted thlt 1st day of Sop'embers 191L V lOTOHlA ��������� LAND DISTRICT District of Snywurd. TAUKnotice tlmt George Henry West of Vaiu'ouvtM', H. C 00 c'tipiitifm Fit*h Mei'chimt, intond**; to apply for permission to pnr. i*linn<* the following described Viiids:--~OoiniiH'iii'iiii_- at a post planted nt, the N. W. corner of Lot 11). 1,2811 fheuce Kast along l'ie survey Iiiii! *10 el mini-, thence North Hi) chains, tlienci- West 40 chniii.*-, thenee South along tbe luko shore 20 chains, and contaiti ing 80 iii'i'i*:-'. CiHOUGi: lll'.NKY Whst, Applii'iint. Dated November 2 l>t, UUl. "An Act respecting the Vancouver Island and Eastern Railway s> Company," R. C.'Lowk, Solicitor for Applicants. N'OPCK is hereby |>irai that -jnd.iys ilici (lite I uitciv! to npply to the Honor ,'ibU* Minister of 1/nuls fori, license to ruo*-i)('ci fur coal ami potiulcimi under tlm f.uisliore iiiul umler the ".witer on the lands in ..lid op-intuc thi* Imfow iii*^ ou-j scribed lands situate in Rupeit District: ������������������-ComimncinK a*, a post planted mi iho sc.i bisirb at blub water mark at tlu* in- tCrrt(.'tM������.l Is) !Mi illlll*. 14 ,iiis'i ij, i\>#,1,,- ship "j, Port McNeill Kupcrt District; tbence nurth 55 ebains'mniv or less to hi^h w.������u*r mark on iV.e nonh side of Port McNeill II ai bor; Ihence easterly islon** sh*������re line to i.U'.'isciiioii of Sci lion-. _ * and 24. Toivnibip ., tbiiu 11 miuiIh i'.y 6'i r' . ������������������!), 'Hots* <>r ff.< ut Iniii nat* 1 in.uk or. Miutli si*.his nf Pun Ms Ncill il.iibor; NOTICE The Esqnimalt Si Nanaimo Rail- way Company wiil apply to the Parliament of Canada at its* nexi Bastion for an Act empowering It to lay out, construct, and operate a railway from a point on the rail way, the construction of which is authorised by subsection "A" of section 2 of Chapter ninety two of tlie Statutes of Onnaili for the yoar one thousand nine hundred and six, aLor hear the nor'h fork of Oyster river, thence in n generally north- westerly direction to Hardy Bay on the west const of Vancouver Island nnd ir.crotising tbe company'-** bond ingpo\vtrF,and for other purpo*es. W. P. ��������� SsU-snuuv, Secretary K. & N. Hallway Co. F'ing'iO, Tip inpson & Huigess, Oltnwa Agents. Dated at Vancouver this first day of Novtimbor, 1911, Until further notice tlie Princess Uoytil will take the Nanniiuo- Vancouver run, leaving Nanuitno daily (except Sunday) 7.BO n, in. The Suntlay boat to Vancouver, ha* boon cancelled for tbe season, and the Charmer is scbeilnlcd to leave Niitinimo" for Vancouver on \Vedn9s1l11y and Friday at 1 p, in, and Saturday nt 5 p. m, The Oliitrmi'i' hue been placed on tbe Comox run, leaving Xmiaimo on Tin-days at 1 p. p m., Tbursdnys I ut !1 a. ui, und Saturday*** at 2 n, in. FOIl SALK~CI������oicc Dahlia Bulbs, Apply Mrs, J, Stewnrt, tu'l'li Cottngii, Aiinn A'lV.i.iiv. NOTIOK in horoby Kiven that nt tbe next ini'sttiiiK of ilio Una nl of Li_*n������<i Comm'^ii num ot tbo Ci y of Cumber land, I Inieiid ti ������p)!y fnr a ri*now������l of the hotsl beenio bill by me f'U' ihe Nuv KnalaiiJIIolol, (���������i'nnts-J on This * Interest You This i s not a professor's lecture on Astrology. It is merely an intimation to the public who use printing of any kind���������Posters, Circulars, Billheads, Business or Visiting Cards, Letterheads; Rnv^opes^St^tenieots, Etc, Etc,���������that ���������Stye (totttmrktth ������3>tU0 ^artami NOTIOB 11 Ion by eiven thst at tha next, meeting of the Hoard ut License Com- missiojors of tbe City of Cuo.berbu il, I ntend to app y for a, reuewal < t tb������ hi;t- . ol license hold by mo for ihe .Cumborlanil - Hottl,.situated on lot 1, blook (������, Cumberland Townsite. ��������� WILLIAM MERRIFIELD. . Dated this 7th dny of Nov.. J911. ��������� ' l__v. , ' NOTICE ia hereby given thii at tho next ni*.cling of the Boaid nf L'ojut,������ CommiBSioucru of tbo Oity of Cuinb r- land, I intond to apj ly fur a reiitwul 11 Use wholesalo liquor liounae beld l>y mOs 1 limited on lut 12, blook 0, Cumberl*nd Townsite. ' \:JOHN iMAROCOUI ��������� Dated this 7th day ot Nov., 1011. NOTIOB is hereby givon that, at iho next ir.eet.ng ot tbe Board of Lico.BO O >m ��������� missionors of the Oi.ty of C'umbjri������nd( I. iislcxul to a .ply f������r a rono*al of tho'.but* el license bold by mo tbo Wayorly . llo'el, situated ou bit 2, block 8, GuralH-r land Townsite. FRANK Ds\LLOS <- Dated ibis 7tb day of Nov., 1911 . ���������' NOTIOE is herehy g'.ven that at iba text mco.ing ot the Doa.d-iif Lio*.nso CommU- Biono:8 of tbo ti'.y of Cumberland, I intend to npply for a r.*no������vnl of iho whole- ��������� salo litpior liocnao held by m;, situ.ted on lot 12, blook 7, Oumberlaud TowiiMto.*'1 FRANK. SCAVARD0. Dated tliia 7th day of Nov., 1011- , NOTICE i������ ber>by given that at tbb next meetings f tho.lJoard ot Lic.'.nseCom ' mis-Hii.m.rs of iho City of Cumberland, we.,,, intend to npply f^r a lencwal l{ tbe hotel lie- uro held by ua for iho Vei.dmno Hotol, situated on lot 5 block 3, Cnmbei- land Towi.site. WILSON &'BR AM BER-?. Dati'd this 7tb d iy of Nov.. 1011. Is in a .position to execute orders in the manner specified, have them ready, when promised, an J deliver them where stated, if desired. Let rove NOTIlE ia hereby.Igivea ih*t at the next meeting of tbe Board of License Commissioner!) for iho Ci-y <..f Cuiibcrland. I intend to npply for a lenoHiilcf the .-Abol - aale'liqnor license litld 1 y m *, situ a ted on lot C, bloc'i 15, Cuusbei land Townsite. CIALI SlUSSATTI. D*tcd1hw7ihd.yi.f N.w��������� 1911. NOTICE. J.OTI0E is hereby givoii to John H, (ilmiville, co-owiior in tljo Hubs grmip of Minernl Chums (���������itimtoil 20 miles from tho mouth of Phillips Uivor in tho Niumimo Mining Division, than his shnro of tho o.xpondituro 1ms not been puiil, iiml thnt wo Intoiul to tilo mitieo with the Mining Recorder of said District according to Section 2") B, Olmptor 1B.5 or Tho 1). CJ. Mining Act. J. (). Uoss, Agont. Luml, 13. C. Oct. 7th, 1.011. m*��������������������������������� ������������������������������.������'������������������������������������������' ������>������������������> a.. BAYWAKD KAN I) DHTIUOT. Dlutrict of Saywnrtl. TAKK not eo that fiaor������o Lclcortor Ili- minKt n, of Vmienuvir, H.U., meqliiiiiiii, intinilH In apply (or ppnuiHPinn touiroluwo the follnwiiiK deacrlbod laudu:��������� Con.nu'uci K at a pout plautod at the South wo������t corner of lnt(fi52j tboioo iiortb SO ebHirm. Uuiioe went *7fi tbuliiH, tlnniee Hisiitb HO olmiiifi, tlionoo cmst 75 clininu, to point ot eomimncemont, containioB (500 i ... ISt/tl", <<������������������' ������������������������ f '������ tlflMVI*'. liWUKHTBU HlMINllTON, Hoberl llemv Ciu<auu(, a*.vut. Dated MmobUih Hill Ctuithorhmd k Unioi! VVntor V*l Vtn.ii V/u.s r . 1 NOTICE. Sprinkling will bo allowed only two nights n weok. noinoly Tt/eSDAVwml FHIDAV. from 7 to ll o'clock in tho uvoniug. I������faky taps must In* n.liui������k-d U> at onco. Any chnngos or Additions to existing piping m'l'Si', I hi s-nnetioned , , . , , tfco oa-st Imlf of bit a, in bkekil, Cuiuhjr llirr.fs! west* i'v aUnv.; <-ht*'t* hiu* to ji'iini \\m,\ fownjje, ������f(.immem*mrr.t. Xtn.xsu A. I.Mim. j ' ' " JAMK8 WALTKR8. I���������. l-i'iest, -i|>eni J!,_.,.,- tWi 7l|, ,l,,y of Nov., 1011. t^led ihu im day of .Stisicaiber, fjit.l , , - S -^r..v:-:mm~-.~:t:-..:,.r^rr..^.^^^=^-^=^^ I |������y till! eOllijMlfiy. mm. ���������.--- ��������� _- I J.*1j(||n.,!. |ni|jJ ,)V R ^ ^^^^ l',y Or,l.*l'. All A(.1 III tlie N lavs I������������ will *.r.ivi. ������t \'i u���������w. nml v\tm. I* W. XtJNNS. Seerotary at Vll'i \k uu *lwrp. |C������nulMuluinl, H. CM Aug. lai, I'JU C BALKD TENDKttS adilrMAOil to the P undiirsigneil, nnd eiulor oil "TsnJoi' tor Wharf and two Approaches at r.i.co Uupirt, r.O., will bo reoityoil u. til -MIO P.M.,on Monday, Soptombor 25, 1011, fr tho construction of a Wharf and two AuurosoltoH ut I'rinoo Rupeit, (Juuratilino Ststl.n, Dlghy Inland, 0.0. Plana, Byooilioiition anil form of con- lr*ot onn bo iioen and formi ol tender uh Uincil at thiH Dopaitmoal und at tuo olJL ce������of'O.A. Ktscfur, Kaq, Dmtiiut Ku������b.- oor, No* Wo,lmli������Btcr, H.U., aud in iippli cat on to tho Puiitiiiaalorii at, I'rlucc Ruptrt oml V'corU, 11 0. Pcrnoi.H toiulO' lu������ aro notilleil that tond ir< will cos Im coiuliL'icd imlo a miulo on thfprli.tod fim inn supplied, ft'-d BlRiitd with ibiir M'tiuil i-igiiuturi'Bi Hlotinn thoir oooupmionii Hint p'.ituon of ri������l'lenoo, Tn the ume of firm-, tb ��������� wo uni uiijiittturc, tbo imluni of tho-'Oontimi'ii ami pliioaof real- du^co of each mcmt><r of tlio Iirm mut bo givtui, Kaeh tondir mu, t bo niooni|miiied by an nceoploil ol'dpio * n a oluriornl bsiih, payable to tlmordur of tho Honounibla thn Ml .liter of I'uh ij W-tUh, ei-iia! to ton pt r cant (10 p.o.) it ttio uinount ol tha tender, whioh will lio foifoi'iiii ii uioiio.hou lossii- (irinff <l*-l ������'(i tu ei.ti!r ititui* wuluol wlv-i cal od upon to do mi, or f ������il t������������ eoiuplcto tho nork ci nwaoioii (or. If the te������.*l������r 1** not ftcooploil dio o������.o<iuo will bo rotumed. ���������rin* lii.pr.r'.moi'st tbifcH not Mild i noli lo accept tho low������������t or any tondir. ]ly orsler, It. 0. UESU00I1KU8, SiOKUry. D.partmtnt of Public Wt/rkB, OUnwn, AuRiiHtSfl, 1011. SAYWARD LAND DISTUIT. mwa+aatattaam District of Sayward. TAKE NOTICE thnt' William Caldwell, of lannrk, Out., mining man, intonda to apply for perinis sion lo purohnfo'tho following ,flo- scribed lande:--Ci)mraencing at a post pinnted at lhe northwept comer of Lot 400, Carrinulon liny, Snywnrd District. Ihence following the north bouruiiry of ot 490e.-8lorly for 40 (ihi.iiu thenco north 20 chainp, thonco woat lo the Bhoro lino thonco fouthwd������lcrly nml foi low inn ,1 ho Bhoro lino io tho point of com- n.oncenu'iil, conliiininglt'PB ihnn 80 acrot". Wibi.iAM Caldwf.i,!., Jno, Mitneori.ngonl Dniod Fob. 28lh, 1011, COAST LAND DISTU1ST. District of Const.. TAKK noth-e llittl DnviiUoi Ward Co,, Ltd., of Lougbboro Inlei, oreu- pution lumbarmeii. inlend to a*M*ly for--pernii8!riiJii4o~pu^hiii������^iJieJaL_w lowingdeBcribed"land-: Commoner iiigal a post ihui-ed on the touth side of Haidwick I'-la'nd about 20" clinins from ehi-re, thenee on Ilie ea*t boundary line of- lea^e .lot- marked 5G H il M; tl.ence north 20 chiiins. thence cast 20 cliaint* rhenco* north 20' onains, ihence ens'. SO chains*, thf-nce bouIIi 4.0 iliiuni*, ihence weel 50 chains, back to r 1 (*<i of oommencenient, containing U0 acres more or leso, Davidson Waud Co. Ltd. FS Ward, agent. Dated August 16, 1911. ������������������������������������".'.:������������������. ������������������^���������flWWiWWWWMWiMsMMaaMBWWMMMJ���������IssWlM11 li I ���������M������������������WW ���������.Change of'advertisements will not be' received at this oilice later than 12 o'clock noon on Tues days. :>i HAY WAUD 1.AKD DISTHICT. DiHtriot of Snyivnul. TAKK m.tleo that Sidney Uoasmun, of Vancouver, U. C, nmthanie, lutenil** lo apply for, pormlRHlon 11 purehnBo iho fol- lowiiifl; dofC' iboil IiiihIb: ��������� OdimnonciiiK at n pont plautud at the uoulhwoat eoruTot lot C(i2| lljonco aouth 80 chaini, thonco wo^t 80 uhiilii**. tlunco norlh 80 ohnim, tlionoo eiat r>u tiliuii", ts plnco of eoinnionoumunii uoataiuiiig MO ncroii, moro cr loan. SiiiNiiv Hkahm.in, Huberts llonry Ononimit, ngo .L. n,tn,lMr.Ti*h<������h, 1011. SAYVVAUD LAND DISTHICT. *������Ulrlct of Pnywa <1. TAKBaotico tlut Nanotto Josoph, of V������noouvor, lb ('., 8juiRt������r, liilemU to apply for permUnlun to purohimo tho fol- N*wflp������p>-ri v������ ill not bo pild for thi* ad- -owing doaoribul Imuli-; - J3AYVVARD LAND DISTHICT.' . D'Htriot of fcS sywaril. TAKE NOTICK thut A<th..r Rowland-. Bout, of.Venoouvor, U.C, tronspors flRnt, intonda to apply for permitwioii lo pnroliase tho following ileaciiboilliiulB:���������Commei c- nig at a pout phintoil nt the HimUiunHt cor- nor of In 510, oi iho north bmuulnry of 1 n 5-17, tlionoo noith 80 ohaira, thenco oa*t 75'ohn'itia tbence enutli 80 oliiiimv thonoi|wCBl 75 eluiinu to point of omnmuitoe mont, conluinit)|f 000 aero*, moro or Iobs. Aarmm KowiiAM) I'iwt, Robert llmiryOlicBtnul agon������. "Diteil MiToh'VUi, 1011. M^MM|MMMMWM������I^WWMW*MMMMM������W������W������M^sll������Ml������Wl1MIPIllllWs sjinslw ****** SAYWAK!) LAND DISTRICT. DiHtriot ottSrtywnrJ, -'..' TAKI-) NOTIoB tliat Snm������ol llPiiBmnn, of Vancouver, IM),, miehiu io, iutoiiila to apply for pfimimion to puiehriHo iho fol lowii k duHOsilbod laud*;���������Cominniuing Mt a p������*Ht plomol nt tbo nouIIpi oil oornor i.f lot Mb thonco enit 100 oluiiim, thonco Mivh ���������10 clininu, thonco wo.1 Tnobaii u (mora or lonii;) tlicneo norlh 5 obuiiiH, tliouco wmt 83 ohnimi, tho* ci i orth HO chiiiim to pol* t of (mmmonci'iuont, cnnlninjiiK GOO aoio**, moro or lis-n, Samimci. IIkakma^, Hoboit llonry Ohoitnut, utont. DAtod Mnroh ,8th, 1011. I '\,i\ .'-*| Vi ���������'/il ���������w $a M vuiti.ciuciit if fbfiy In-r i lit without nntb ority fr< m the LMunmuil pays. Try it- IP you PRINTING WANT GOOD CO TO THE NEWS. 1'IUST-CI.ASS WORK SAYWARD LAND DIHTRIOT. District of Sny ward. TAKRnotioi that Pruncon Hr.nffhom, wifo of Wi V, llroiiRlmn*, of Vnnoouver, U.O., IntaiulB to npply for lirrmimiim to pnrohnao tho following dosorihed Ihiul-:��������� Coinmenoincr nt a punt plnntod *10 oluiiim ive.'-'t '*' ff-i- "iMitho nt, pnrnnr cf lot ti47: thence en������l 1*20 oln iim, theiici nouth '10 ohsinA, thenoo wmt 120 cluinH, thonoo north *I0 obnins tn point of eoa.inmioi mont, coiitiiiniiia 480 noi oh, more or Una. FlIANOKH llltOUOHAM. Uobort Henry Chpatnut, ngent Dated Mtroh 8th, 1011. ___ ��������� Wood'o Phonplio&ino,. The Orrnt Ilnoliah Jltmttly. Tonr*sui(UnvlBor������uvithav.lior^ ncrvoiii ry.U-.n\, Ki:ikcn nsiw llU-xltn ordVolnn. Onr,'H 2itr#* Comih'neinB nt apoul plnntod nt thi-i SoutheJist cornor uf lot ���������'���������17; tbence north 80 cliilr-p, thc-ico omt W) ebninn, thenoo nouth SO chnin*, thenee wen 8l obni"������ lo tho p jlnt ot oomm * ono l, c ...t,lu. {cvt ,M,Uii������ m^u ���������mt iir������tn. worn, to iug CUl ante* mere or Im*. |k������������i-'iis*v. Bexital \vaikiieii. I'mUtloiin, ������jx r* " ��������� , ���������tmUrrhiMiiintlKif^ati/MiuiBtn< hrcfimrt. N^'I'lTl* iln-m-it, iSlortllpnphm.sslxi'orl.'s. Oiiowmptuiuio.j.x rttmu..i ii.ii. u ni.. ������ii..i������ ......s will cm*. HoM liyaH itrumUMtsr nnUM lu Hohcrt lli'iiiy Ohtitnit, ������������������.ent v)aln ,lk��������� 00 Me(,W 0f prlco, AVio tmm- hut (ktftil Mnroh 7tli. 1011. vvtiledfrcr, Th������ WoorJ MedlBlnv Oo. "i'i, ���������\a 1; ill' ���������*t- \ 'if iADE IH CANADA *kco Your EXPENSES Ught Likes Youjf BISCUITS USht lakea Your CAKES Light {takes Your BUNS Light jfakssi Your LABOR Light 6RDE^0������M YOUR gggjjS E.W.Ci!XETTCO.,LTD. Toronto, Ont. THE NEWS. CUMBERLAND, BRITISH. COLUMBIA, Mfmiiiiw ��������� '**C- ��������� .1&- 'jua&yiS. NOTICE is hereby given lint on the first vhsy of Deoemhrr \m xi application will be mado to lhe Superintendent of Provincial Polico. Victoria,, for tho renewal of the ho- til "lioerse "to's^ll liquor* by retail iu the hotoljknown as the Port Augusta hi.tel. sit lated at Qomox, B.C. John C. Clauknok Dated October 3'1911. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Having built a large v, mebonso and mil at,Coiir..tnay, 1 will io fu uro keep on hind a stock of aH kiads of Hay, Oraiu, nrid Feed ut lowest mntket rates. A "specialty will be made of ro-ler crushed feed for horsis wbioh vill make a s.ving of eno third in thu cod of feod. Orders (,'iven tbo toifmster or ly phono I*.ill bo promptly filled. Thnt king you for your patr,ur.Re iu tho ���������*i'staml soliciting auon tinuanco of ibe same on broach r lnub, 1 beg to remain Yours to command, BYRON CRAWFORD. pc Cburtenay Hotel Every convenience for guests, io Cential Hotel for Sportsmen |lc but thft'-Best of Wines and Liquors de liar, RATES . REASONABLE m-of J_"tL_ '- T" John Johnston, Prop l)HN McLEODS Kt FIKST-CLAKS CANDY, FRUITS, CIGARS & TOBACCOS ��������� YOU WANT GOOD PMHTIHB '. GIVE US A TRIAL UNION S. S. CO.. of B.C. Ltd Nanaimo Union Pay- Comox - IUhtt*-*. Sailiug as under��������� Twin-screw aieaimr ���������COWICIIAN" L'iivt;8 Vancouver Thu^day 0 p.m. ��������� An ive Union ((or Cumberland^ Friday morning 'A.-rives C.nvix Friday niJiirng _ Reluming' Lv Comox Frid y \ '*��������� tn " Ui.ion Bay " 5 " ���������' N-iualn-.o 11 p.m. Loaves Vnncouvor, Saturday 8 p m Arrives N.nuimo, Saturday 12 p rti" Arrives Union, Sunday 6am [ior (JumberlniHll Arrivee Comox, Sunday 8am Reunvii!-**:��������� Leaves Comox. Sunday -1 p m LoaVcs Ud;').i Sunday 5 _> in L������vve-������ N'liiaimo, Sunday 11 p.m. [Subject io chuugo without icic] ^J^^r4r=!t������r, &tQ������wn>r*^,vi>-'.>*T'^^yT������antt**i*i������iitsJ The splendid appearance of a 'Tit-rite*; suit is the result of the careful, honest way in which it is made. R handsome outward appearance is of no value, unless it has the sterling material underneath to back it up. It is the care taken in this particular that makes the "Fit- rite" a good suit all through. The hidden parts are given the same attention the surface receives. It retains its shape because the shape and-jstyle are built right into it. Look over a "Fit-rite" suit and examine the quality, of the material and tailoring. It is an honest effort tosupplu good clothes at a reasonable price. Eilho'--cts'lBllho et'ordor send ������s ������ pott card feeorin_ j our name and address, end wo'll glvo you n copy of <tho Fit- rilo Style Forecast," cantalninu the latest newo of fsuhioa tcndcncic-. for tho coming Fall and Winter. DUNSMUIR AYE. CUMBHKL-AN & h -a t *_____^[__pgs3i__^_s^MK^__l^^^__S!55 fmX^&MX^mmVaJ&mK-}^ ECSBSSKBrnaaa "t^^^^^i--H'4"4''H^wH-i''H:*li I*** O O Q Ltfl \m \i QJ. mC c/) CU -a , 'mm' ... i . .a * If) ��������� . mm ���������**> til Ul E 4-> E 0 U ��������� c < ��������� M DRINK The purest and b.-stjBK&R^and nuide iu Cumberland. ��������� is indispensable in the camp, and (or all impromptu meals'. Add a lttle BOVRIL <. i*. ���������1 i ��������� ID 4ml ���������Cm ���������4���������" If, * ������ (3 1 im rt b/D C u a ... o & m ft HERCULES Stump Pullers - FOR SALE BY - - Walworth=Rols,ton Co. Ltd 1020 Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B������ C. to your canned meats and soups and note the difference. BOVRIL ���������*- -���������sandwiches are nutritious and toothsome. RUPEKT LAND DISTRICT Dis-iicLof Knpui't. TAKE not co 'hut Kndora Mi*0"L**obon 0^ Vauouiivtr, H.-l'. (-cou;aton Widow, i teadsj t������ rt]>|-[y f-r pcr..-i<-.i. n ti> pur- chase ibe'f������li.-\v..g il fcuillj si in d : O m ni'Dciog ut bt n p b1 phinlod uliont ������>. e mile noith and iO oh-.m b . a.-1 of tho S. ID. comer of Scoi-m 4, T w.sship 8, thunos- ns nil 80 oli ui n**, theuce fas'. RO elici p, tlior-ce soiif" 80 o:iaiu-, tlience we&t SO chninn to placo ot cou.m'-'iiottuieut, cont .in in a 610 acres,- w������--ro nr-lnsR. *��������� Scribed ������n po t EMI/u S.W. corner. Exdora Mae Lekon, "i).ii Cluik, Ago-1.-, Dnted Docembor llth, lilif. , , fl'" [\ f-''\ 1 lA*. n>ae ���������^ . -J .' ^ '; ��������� Daily Ppovlnce To- Sopte^ ������er 23, Si p. Dealer in *��������� AIJv KINDS OP Fruit, ?ndy igars ;; igarcttcs & Tobacco.!; Ilouora lUock, OUMHERLAND, D.O. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ FAIRFIELD STORE J. JACK, l'noi\ A Fine Assortment of the Choicest Gandlea, Unlit"- nnd Tobncco. Vancouver lec Cream, Diinnnniir Avo. Cumberlnnd * Cooii'a Cotton Root Compound Tho BroAt Ut������rlna Ton|e( hij<1 only wifo em-Htual Monthly il_l������iniliitor_c**i whloji women civft .-.\* A per bo*. in, or no >t , ut utlcti rmJ THI 181 >r ^r^c!' n <���������> Vi AVo will .ir^iil Tbo 3>aily Province hli^QS till September 23 to any ad^ros-J 'Jm^.s.sw . m Canada ontsirUrlhe city or \ nn- couvcr, for 3&������. x a, mv- ��������� General Elcctic-ns SoptoiaJwE1.21 Take a'dvautoge of our Splendid Hews Jtorcco and follov/ intelligently the moves cf each party. ^ ^m^mmjm^^mmfmmr^m^ ���������immS-ZS dopoml. Bolrtflnthrgo "^SP^gJ liwrw* utroiisror. WI Np'������ * or tat)t;fo,\mm, "*��������� ��������� *-*" told liy nil oniHL- _, . proiiftld on riwMisi, ot l_rt3o iiampiilott lililj Jor" ' NOTICK s - mmm " ��������� "n. Any person or porfions, tin tt ing, rbmoving or takiiij/ any lilnckf, timbor or 'wood, ill'iiny di'tforijitioiln .itilpnging to tlio Wellington Col- iory Co'y., or from or off tliohuul of tlio said Company, or nnyom* tip]iing rubbish of any description anywhero upon (lie company'h land will bo proiHicntoil to Um full oxumiI of tin- IHW. W. 11. COliLfciOiV, Gun oral Mnnngor, Wellington Col 1 iory, Co,y. JffOTIOE. . RUPERT LAND DISTRICT District oi Rupert TAKB no-Ice tlmt Gardiner Alexander Brady Spencer of Alumeda (Jul., ocenporion plumber, intend*- '0 n-jn��������� 1 y for permisMon to purchase tho followinij defcrihed lunch :��������� Csinnri'-ncing ut u post planted nbout 30 chains west of tho eou'h easl corner of Section 24, TownBhip 21, Ihence west 80 cliaint. thoneo south 80 chainp, thenco east 80 chains, thence north to oouth fooio nf Wolf Lako. thenou weMorly along houlh. (���������horo to wo?r end of lake, I homo eapt along north shore nbout 40 ohainp, thonoo north to place of com11 or.co'ns.nt, containing 400 acreK moro or Icph. Sciibedon pos',G A.B.S.'s N.K. corner. t Gardhkr Ai.wxandes Brady Spenckr, ,. Dnn Clnrk, Agent Dated Docembor 14th, 1010. 'HUPFsHTI, AND DISTRICT Dutrlot of Hnport TAKB NOriOEtliutsTumoH Hriiiliiliriw, of Kiiioiia, 1'lorliU,.onrpoiiler, intrin'n ^ a|sply for poriiiimilcm to puruhit������o. th* following (luBcriliml liim's:���������Uoiiiniinoii!? it ii juisit -ilun'ii.1 2 mile- wnnt of llio ������,R onroVr-of Sooii n 's!4, lowiinhip lio, tluncn* nurth 40 c!������ I tx, tli noa wsflt hO oliai !H. tlu'iHus BO'lili *<0 iilmliiH, lhoiu'0.ixiff, 80 cliaiiiH to pliice cf uoii.iiwiini'iiieiil, con- mini ������ 820 nori'B nviro or km. Soribml on poirt, .1 IVhS.K. (iji'^r, Jamiw UltAOmiAW, Dim Clark, agon*-. Dntoil piocrobor 10th, 1010. RUPBUT LAND-Dl^THICC ,'*, DiBirio!iof.I.i'p������rA TAKE AOTICB fiat Adolnida Ester Dark Br-wii, of 'llr.iol.fwid N. Y., nihrritd- wonniu. intondu to apply f- r p.ar- missioa to parch smu tho {.illowsrif,' di--.p..-ib- edlaudu:���������C'lintnpiic.ng at a post pl.inti'ri ut southwfi������ti con or of S o'i.ni 10, Township 9, thoni-o uorth 80 or-niiv-,,. tiicjicn oABt 80 ohaiur, thonco south SU chains, linnet weet 80 chisins tn placo ofcomir.on- ment oontuining 010 ncios more or le*s. Scribed on rout A.IS.C.B'hS.W. cor Ad'EI.AIOH KSTKK ('l.AKIC UltfAVX. .Dan (Ilarlt, ngwi', Da'cd Di'con.bor 19ih', Hi 10. Us' 13RT LAND D1STB ICT District of Kupert TAKE no������i������ o that Unit rem Jume*? T'lskcr < E V'luc'uvi-r, U. tl. occupation Express-? Miiniigor inlends t*> lo apply foi peinvssion to puich'as^ ile foil i\'um d esc riled huuls*:��������� Comn1 cirg at a [CPt ])lnii1c*d abo1* ��������� UO chaiiiH wi-s of lhe b ulh e.r^ToTno7"~o{~S^ion~2^To"vrh~~ ship,21, thenen west 80 chaini*, tl.caco south 80 chain?, thfnce easl 80 ciiuinp, thenee i.oith 80 chains io placo ������f ornmcncenioiit, con- i������iuii g 6*10 ucres -more oi Ioav? . ifcsibcd.oti pOsiN-JlJ,] I'sN.!!'; IlKTurnAM Ja;u's TA'-Kjy:. D.i u Clai*l*i.''ii*v.ra Date.! Diceinhor Hih, IDIO. RUPERT LAND DISTRICT District of Hupert TAKE notioo that Richmond Charloa IHe-t* of Vnncouvor, J>. C, Broker intends lo apply for per mi"Bion to purchaeo the fohowing described landK:- Condncucing at n poul planted nt | prut bulwoon eject', n 18k, Townrliip !), and Koct* ion I.'i, Townchip 20, ih^nco weel. -10 chiiinc thcriro Knnh '10 chnipp, tlunco weet 40olniin?, thenoo south 80 ohaine; thenco ohm 'IU chains, thenco norlh 40 chainp, thenco enM ���������10 chains, thenco norlh 80 chainp to pinco of coinmoiH oinont, containing 640 acres moro or Ichu Scribe ion pout HCHV N Rror.' lllCHMONI) I'llAUI.IW BlBH. Dan (Jlarlc, agent. Dated Dccomk-r lflth, 1910, RU PERT LAND DISTRICT " ' Diotrict qf RnpuL TAKE notice Unit _ Murui oi ilo Leitch of Vancouvtr, J'-i.C . occu- piitiun .Suliflttdy, intend.*' lo apply for permie.'iion to piirclm.-o tlio following depciihed l.ii.d?: - Commo.'cioj������ at a pout planted at tho north c-apt corner of Sec ion 34, TownBhip 20. thence wo-t 80 chain**, thenco pouth B0 I'hainp, thonco on'it 80 chain", ihonco north 80 chaiim lo place of commencement, containing G40 pcres, moio or loss. Scribed on post*, M.l./e N. E cor. sMABflui-.urn*: i.nircn- Dan. Clink, -Agent. laled December lOlh, 1010. atm-*mm-mmmm*mam������tmammmaa / >i. _. ICfoo liampnioti A'liir-j"i������i QfiWllWWtMlOOJ0MNT0.WT. UomerlyWin sunscunnfi kou the news ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YRAK. Hiding on looom<)livon and rail n-iiy narfl of tho Union Oolllory Company hy any porpon .ir yt-r- ioiih ��������� except tuin cre\i'--i,, Hlriclly prohi'Ucd, EmployocH rrt- nib- iec tofJihinippiil for allowing Ham- 11V ordiiir W. h. COUI-SON, General Miiiumcr. RUl'KRTLAND DISTRICT Dtn'n-'t of Rnrji'i't * TAKK i'.o'Icp iiml IV-Ha ^r-M-hi*. of Viinconvo", B. C, ^,arrlod woman, in end** to app'y fir por- minion lo pnrchr-o tho following popt planted at tho i.orlhw<*Ht tor ner of Seciioti B0, Toivn������hip U, tluti.co oiiht 80 ohainp, Ihonco ponth SOcbahiP, lloi en wepl H) clminp, Ihenc-,* north S'l obnlnp io 11 n-.n of cam ni'iicoiricnt contiii Jig 040 acrey moro or lrp^ Sciibedon Po t D li1, N'. W fnr- J)i:i,i,.\ Hiiookp, Dun Clnrk, Agont. \),Un\ Docembor 17th, I'.UO. HUPRRT LNND DISTHICT' Ditstrlct of HnpiTt. TAKJ'2 NOTIOK Hint K.lnwr.1 D.vko, of Dii Rlinnilow. NY. oonolininn,iotoi.iln lo apply for por.nliiHiim lo purohan������i tho fol- lowiiif: (loicrlbod lnniln:���������Commonsiiiug nt n pi*lili plnntod 2 inilon wept of" llm uoiitii ciihI uomtr of is-sotiou 'i-f, Tovnhhip ���������20, ilmiieo ivont 80 chainii, thenco houtfi HOclmtnu, thenoo oaut HO olmiiin, tlunco north 80 elminH to plnco ofoomineii'-iiiiont, loutiiiiilu"- (U(J acrfin, more or Iuuh, Soiiboil on poHt KD'b N.K, corner, KnwAiuiDvKi!. Dnn Olorlc, AKOiit. I'll! I'llf) rupert land district District of Rnpert TAKE notioo that Edna Kinhcr Spend*-; ot AUmoda, Cal., matricd woman, intondu to apply, for por- minion to"piirchiifo Iho following described land?:-- Commencing at a post phinted nt tho f*otilh,Ws'Ht oornor of Suction 2 Town-hip. 21, thenco oail 80 chainp, thenco north 80 chainp, U.oivo worn. 80 clinins, thence i-onth SO chnli.p to plan- of coinmonoe- mont, cimlainin^ (1*10 acre** mom m l*00f>. Sni'.bod ou pout E.K.K.'c 8 ^V',cor. Kdna ElSHICIl sS'.HNCKU Dnn Clnrk, AjjUnt, Dated DcH'cmhor 10th, 1910. I C. H TARBELL I ������������isM������imiwMjw--������Mr*4WWM������wMr*������M** t^ammm *-**'���������* RUPERT r,ANIV DISTHICT District of P.npert, TAKE notice lliat JlnideoAphhy of Vniioouvoi, 11,C , married woman intfiuli to apply ior permimion to piuf*haf-> tbo follnwinir de'erlhi'd lniiilf: ��������� Cunimoiicingnt a popt plnntod nt the iMi'h ins corner of Pectlon IVTownHiip 21, thenco noelh 80 chilirp, thence went 80 clninp, llciiore ponih 80 tba'i'p, 'beniw on pi !;0 oluiiip to |iluo.i ol ei. m- ii,mk������������������ ���������mn si, eontiUiiiii'- fi-10 nctoH more nr lean ! t-ciile.l on poM, II A.V S.E. .:or. j JIaipki*: Apiipv m. j*. ^ . ov' Dan Clnr!:, Accnts {HIGH GRADE STOVES} } Mid nil XITCHKN ..UTENSIIUS f Sportsmens Goods mul General Hardware * ������1.J^3������St- -fm������J.lm\������m-mlU-������CXttm* ������ 4 THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, IS. C. BACRACHE! Suffered Over A'ine Months, Nothing Rclkvtd.Me Until I Took 1'K-Ji U- .V... Mra. Joseph Laoollo, 121 Olonorn Ave, Ottawa, Knst, Ontario; ('aiuidn, writes : "I suffered with back&chc and headache for ovoi|nlno months ami nothliipr relieved mo until I took Voruuu. This medicino la by far bottor t linn nny other modielno for those troublei.. A few bottles relieved mo of iny miserable, ltitl.- tloiid, half-alivo condition." ALFALFA GOOD FOR HOGS AND HORSES For tlio ���������.���������.coil of iito iiir-ii.a, animals auiat jo-ii'i' i un <m ih*,- iu> d when it It Is frozen imr when i: soft and j nuiiMy. To heart on iiii'iili'a crowns ;is to destiny them Jn mist Instances. i Theret'oH\ lis mvoh :������s ������ li:ii'd frec/o comes, nil Mock should In* taken a- way from ilu* iilfulfu Vit-lds and the ! gilt' M looked. Anlraiilss imi><f net li" penult tod to gimw tt {no close. A Miiall field of |a.fa!f:i thrown imo n larpe (.-.rnss pasture will soon by dcMioyed without affording a stout amount of foe<l, bo wius<! otoel; will hardly out any other thin**; wlK.n limy can set aifalfa., nnd It will havo no chance to --row at nil. Grazing Pigs on Alfalfa Alfalfa is tlio natural food for swine The pregnant sow oa alfalfa pasture lioncrully needs no kmiJh at nil, nt most a trifle of eoin should she be In thin condition when turned1 to pas- t uro. Pigs .barn firm sow**! pasturing on alfalfa aro nana ly fine and strong. After they eoioo-lhc sow needs a little more sraiii than before, Tho llt- Ko piss "enjoy the sw.oct, tender herbage and tlirivi) on It, but thoy too should lmvo a daily allowance of [,-raln. Thin ia not absolutely necessary, as rlchlng your fields with nitroffonous foods for wheat crops, and tlieii thresh o;l imd fed as tx fattening food also diinltiR tlie winter. In fact ono may Improve bis Impoverished ami rundown farm by growing nuaierous nit- i rosriu-ous and wecd-kllllug crops,'ami at, the same tlmo raise ait army of ho;rs am] s-eeur������ tlio benefit of * tlio liiali prices now hoing: pnld for bacon hogs, namoly, 0 CENTS PEll POUND LIVlil W13IGIIT. Ouly a Tew days apto the P. Hums Co., of Cnlfinry, AJtn., ahippeil from the province of Ontario, 1.400 for tliedn own business in Albe-r'.n. Albertn I couldn't supply, no.r could Baskntc.be-1 wan beKin to holp satisfy tho demand | of tho pork packers of tho wast. The! raisin';* of bacon hofts is a (location j worthy of consideration and Iiors will \ bo a payliiR proposition too, for tlu* rest ten years. NO BURNED BREAD on mnny liofv ranches In-the south no lufnlia Suspicion "That new Bales-man ihfnlia' he knows ns much about oiir, business as \ do," said llio head or Ilie firm. "Well," replied the Junior part nor, "MnybO'ho does. He told me confidently thut ho would'nt think of eating -nine of the things we are putting on tliu market." A TALK ON RHEUMATISM TELLING HOW TO CURE THIS PAINFUL MALADY This article is for the man or woman who suffers from rehunuitlsm who wants to bo cured, not merely relieved���������but. actually'cured. Tlie most u. rheumatic sufferer can hope for In rubbing something-on the tender, ach- In-*; Joints, is a little relief. No lotion or liniment over did or ever can make a.enrol The rheumatic poison is rooted in- the blood. Therefore rheumatism can only bo cured when the poisonous add is driven out of the blood. That s why nibbing and liniments and outward applications are no good��������� they can't, reach the cause In the blood. Any doctor will tell you this Is true. K you want something'''that will go ri gilt to tho root of the trouble in the blood every time, take Dr. Wil-' Hams' Pink PIHs. They make . new', rich blood wnich drives eut the poisonous acid and cures rheumatism to stay cured. This is a solemn truth which has been proved In thousands of cases, and the following is a striking instance. Mrs; W. II. Elnor, Sar- nla, Ont., says: "_ feel it my duty to recommend nr. Williams' Pink Pills us they completely cured mo, of rheumatism after I had been almost an invalid for three years. I doctored with two skilled doctors ami took electric treatment, but without benefit. On going to a third doctor he recommend-' ml mineral baths as the only thing that would help ino; After, taking this treatment for some tlmo I felt that I was renlly growing worse Instead of better, and I begun to think that there was no cure for me and that I was doomed to ho a helpless sufferer. For some months I discontinued nil treatment and then I wns advised to try Dr. Willinms' Pink Pills. After taking a few boxes I could notice a distinct improvement, and I continued ���������taking t.he Pills for several-months when Ihe cure was complete. That Is soiiii! two years ago nml I have ever HhK'i- been perfectly free from tlie trouble. I would ' therefore advise anyone afflicted with rheumatism to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, us they cerluin- \y. mado n remarkable euro In my case." The!'"* pills are sold by nil medicino dealers nr may bo had by mnll nt 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.fi0 from Tim IM: Wllllaimi' Medicino Co., Brockville, Ont. grain la produced or. fed in'.winter or siimmer, "on y alfalfa bay dry In win--j ter and alfalfa pasture in summer, j but tho pigs are often sold to farmers in tho'coim belt to bo fattened. It la economy to feed corn on alfalfa pasture. Alfalfa alone is too one-sided a ration; it. ts loo rich in protein, and too poor in starch and fat. It builds, tlio big lean hogs -unless- com is added, but tho amouh-t of corn should bo very, much less thim Is needed on 6'thor pastures. ',. '���������"'" ,'','."'��������� i. It has, been found by experiment that pigs pastured throughout the sum mer on alfalfa with a light feeding .of corn gaitved Iti! pounds of pork per acre, this was after deducting the probable gain from tlie corn.'. Another lot qf fattening hogs were fed all tho corn they would eat, and still another on all tlie corn and dry alfalfa they wou'd eat. The lot having alfalfa hay made a gain of 8<J8 pounds of pork per ton of alfalfa hay. Pasture for Horses On tho ranches along the Sacra- meivlo and San Joaquin Valleys in California, llio size and ��������� quality .of the thorough-bred and standard bred horses and colts running on alfalfa pasture in summer and wi'ntering'om alfalfa bay is astonishing. - There'. is such an al.ninda.nce of fesb and bono- formiag, material in alfalfa that colts develop naturally and to- their, utmost whon Ted upon it. No ill results what ever,have been observed from depasturing alfalfa horses, though they should noil be put on it too early i.u.the spring nor when too hungry. C.P.R. On Vancouver Island ' The,extension Of the Esquimau and Nanalnio. Railway on Vancouver Island to. Alberni, Is renrly finished, only n, fow mil-j-i of billasting remaining to be done. The new Hue'will be iin operation by November 1. Alberni has an ideal. Bltuntlon, being over thirty miles inland on the Western Coast of the Island, but having an ample depth of water for the f largest ships to navigate without auy 'difficulty, Ono of the singular things about the [construction of this line was that when the builders were making a smnli cutting through n hill in Alberni, near the wharf, tliey struck n fine senm of coal, sonic of which will probably supply the Canadian Pacific Hallway Company's steamships with fuel for-'sonic time to como ns It is of a fine grade aud,'thero. aro thousands of tons of It in sight. - NO SCORCHED BISCUITS No need to apologize to family or guest when MOONEY does it. MOONEY'S BISCUITS aro always right ��������� every biscuit inspected before it ia. packed���������and they arc as fresh as the product of your own oven. ��������� ' MOONEY'S PERFECTION *mam*mamatmiii ������ w >ssis������isis���������������^^������wmws ���������. nw ���������������������������mi ��������� ii i maammaammaa m ���������m*~���������a>**m^ma**mmmma SODA BISCUITS are the great favorites for every day use. They arc made in the big sanitary factory ia ,.-.''''.'" Winnipeg and come to you in air-tight packages or in sealed tins as-you prefci1. *1 'if "What did you'do.when you. met the train robber face- to fate?'' "I explained that I had been interviewed by the ticket, seller, the ruggage carriers, tlie dining-car waiters, and the .sleeping-car porters and borrowed n dollar from him.". In the treatment of summer -complaints, the most ��������� effective remedy that can be used is Dr. J. I). Kellogg's Dysentery Cordial, It is a standard I reparation, and many people employ J; in preference to other preparations. It. is a highly concentrated medicine and its sedative and curative qualities are beyond .question.*' It has been a nonuhir medicine for many years and thousands can attest its superior qua- i. i-'.'s i.i (iw,. >,.. ing O>soutcry and kindred complaints. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh |_^-that.Cbntain-Mercury,~-������������������ "Ven, ho had some troubio with his eyoH," said tho colobrnled ocotillat. "Every timo he started lo rend he would read double," "Poor fellow!" remarked hto sympathetic, person. "I mippose that Interfered with his holding a good position?" "Not. at, all, The gas company gavo lilm n lucrative Job reading gus motors." the highest type of womanhood, Scott' Emulsion 1>J)C ut i-i lac hi^uuol dilutive food. The nourishing and curative elements in ScoU-'h Emulsion are so perfectly combined that all (bftbicB, children nnd aduka) .nre equally benefitted and built up, aa mercury will surely destro;* thp Bouse ot smell anil completely ilfiranw tlio whole ;��������� eystem whoa cttterlim it tliroiish tho mucous; nurraissi. ��������� Such nrtlc'.M Ehoulil never bo used exeept on prescriptions roni reputisblo pliyalclans, aa the damano they will do k ten {old lo tliu Rood you cnn poisslbly derive Irom tlicm. Hall's Catarrli Cure,'manufactured by F. .1. Cheney <fc Co., Toledo. (>.. contains no mer- ���������:ury. and Is taken Internally, actinic dlrcctlj- upon the blood and mucous surfaces, of tlm ������ystem. In buylna Hall's Cnturrli Cure tio sure you set the Kenulnc. It. is taken Internally and made In Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney A Co. Testimonials free. Bold by Dnnrilsts. Price, "5c. |>er bottle. .Take Hall's Family mils tor constipation. v Unimportant. "Charley, dear" said young Mrs. Tor. kins, "the cook we took without a recommendation, has left ns." '"I--suppose," was-"the weary reply, "tliat is ;becausc . we are among the things she didn t"consider of sufficient value to take with her." RlreiimatlsirTTT^euralglir "iind "Sore Throat will not live" nnder tlie-same roof; with. Ilamllns Wizard Oil, -the .-���������'orld's best-liniment for the relief of all pain. Lionel Barrytnore, a brother of'Kth- cl, had a very smnli part in a. play not very long ago, and realized that his ..acting:'did not have much to do with the progress of the piece. "Lionel," said a friend to him one night after tho performance. "I thought you had a part In tliat play." "I rjnivo," said Barryinore. "Thnt ii funny," commented the friend, "I didn't see you at all." ' "Well," cxplninod tho actor, "you must havo winked during the perform* nnco." Visitor���������"Whnt is that awful yelling?" Resident.���������"Oh, there's a dentist, next door, it's probably somebody getting a tooth out." Visitor���������"No, not next door. I mean In the flat, ovor head.;,' Resident���������"Oli, , thats probably Newed's bnby gettiu*. a tooth i-n!" "., ��������� ��������� DOIT j*t~- ^������< f^er ���������'LET MOONEY DO IT" ^*&r< H. H. NIGHTINGALE STOCKBROKER Investment and Loans Negotiated. 33 ME LINDA ST., TORONTO "THE WELLINGTON HAT" for men. Canadian-made. Quar** anteei* best hnt value in Canada. til sizes and shapes iu soft -and stiff felts. .Ask your Dealer, or "vvi"ite~-at"Oiiet*rto"��������� ~ CHAS. C. PUNCHARD. & CO.. Toronto, Ont. nulcMj- atopti coudbm. ciire.i cold.*;, Iiealsr tks) tbroisl nisil luniis tie sure to gat SCOTT'S it's the Standard and tilwayt tha httt. 25, conl... RAISING HOGS Bacon lio,.','* nre us good as gold t.no.vj tlayH. Why? Simply becnimo tho do- luand far exceedfi tho supply. Tho explanation for this state of affairs ���������secms to be the fact Unit ho nuuiy .settlors are coining Into tho country and Ln fliioh largo numbers, that tho Cnn- adlnn fariner.'i aro not keeping pace with them in their demand for bacon and other cured pork, All tho new roM .em wnnt chiefly especially while travelling, bacon .md liainH or milt pork to take with iIkiim upon their journeys neross tho noun- try whllo HCC'lil!*:*: or nettling upon tlieir now honierfteads. Macon iih *i meat wovlnlon Ih the iimlnslny of their larder. It cun bo packed nwny enslly, win bo kepi longer than any fresh nu'iitii, l������ readily mndo up Into a niisu',, nud In fuel in the hiiii<ll:*H,t mwiit that the traveller oan carry a- long wllh him on hln trips;, Thim, then, is bncon und pork other whso cured, In tho greatOHt denunul as a nu'iit coiiftltue-nl of tho fond supply of the newcomer, Thun will (lull inniiil upon eureil pork be t'endlly on tho l,ncronar* so long ns tho Rtrtfniusi of Immk'niiils eontlnue to pour Into tin* conn try, Tho funner of wofit has hlthorto tent Ion only to tli Live sioek linn no Mon t i lilm ut nil, plainly Kct.n In lhe pluyeil-out fiivniii tlnu iui.v iii i.: J : .mu].i i ii pvnvlni'i* The renieily iniistil. Iki live stock ruln- |.ng. Tin* kei'pliig of live stock ineniis lhe i-rowli!'. nf i'eilih r crop;;, uinl from t.lilii fact iiltinij will the ].'.iii,;1 he brniighl iu omul iiguln Into n fertile, ';������������������,:'!!! ���������'!' ��������� :-r:d !.'"::!'!." ��������� ���������:!!:!,;", While on ti In are ,\ piiiiitnble nnd vnl- np-ble chiM oT live mock to riilm*. Ihey tnke 'o.iy.ifi- In e/"''ini; to innturtty and tiiniliiK' liito nieiiey. Hoi'h, on tlie other liiiinl, are more ."���������anlly ki*|il, turn Into ineney iiiiieker, will (.nl irosit iniythliig cl'l'r'i'od to ihem in Ilu* w-i.v ol l'i..nl ami iii<> grein' un;.i- Minard's liniment for sale everywhere. "You'ro going to marry sister, ain't yon?" her littlo brother inquired. The young man blushed. "I���������I ���������don't know," he replied. "That's funny, said the terriblo infant. "Pa linr, looked you up in the rule books, nm ban found out all about your grandfathers, nnd fllBter hns b.egun her shopping, eimme a nickel,"won't-you?" f������ls..sV BURNS���������^O'Ai'"0IL-'',kr'ibsfnt-i,l-.Ii,llil.. LsiiistSitnt*** ciij |t> or olcctrlclty. Illmple, nolsiuli>*iH. oiiorlMS, c'.e������n, siisfe, money-tsar. J_lni, CSuMttnteetl. Wrlto sifssrett ofllce for Joalnloine M and leoru ho\7 to ret s\u Alndillii Mniitlu l.nims 1 ItKi:, isaAfiFNT^ ''���������,l* ������*"* ��������������������������� <**<> 'Jg HHshlllw on money Imck euavRntce, notont>r������turiii������l.!itauuy[wldt*)lnoneliour Nawsoni Hold lit In 10 calls. Oilmen sold II lis HiUts, Helis Itswlt. Needed tueveirylioms). lour !Sisssl>������>>ms Jlisriior ilt������ ollirr Imnpi. ICoiiiplHldliiie for homes, stores,etc. Aist Irnr oiii'lltiorsilssicncy proiiositlon. IiiAxnB um* ro. ������f ah., Vo., ������t|,i��������� 127 Winnipeg, Canada. It, is rather a novel phin that the provincial government of Ontario has hit. upon for increasing tho number of country fairs and nssuring the con- tlmmnco of the niinio. This Is in < Inform of what may bo* termed. .insur-. ansio against rnlny weather..- The government, -doea not assumo lo provide fair weather, but it" does onsure, tlie fair ngninst loss becaimo. of iiiclent- ency, as if Iho rooolptt* nre out down by reason of rnliv the gOverninent is to mnke an appropriation to bring tlie rocolpts up to tlio avertige of tho two preceding yours. , , A Good Start "Yon may joke about, women's conventions, but I think women nro pretty wise,, Now, my wifo-a club appointed a 'committee to-study economy in dross," ' "Woll." y ,. "Tliey utui'led out by going musical comedy," to a In Dread of Something You can Scarcely Tell What���������It May Be Hyoterln, Insanity, Nervous Colhpne. DR. CHASE'S NERVE FOOD The'Oil for the Athlete.���������In' rubbing down, tho uthelete cnn ilnd nothing liner than Dr. Thoniu''' Electric Oil.... it renders the muscles and Kin* ivwh pliable, tnkes the soreness out of thorn nnd Htrongthona tliouv for striiliiH that may be put upon them, It,stands pre-eminent for litis purposo, and athletes who for yours hnvo hqpn using it cnn testify lo its vnlue ns a lnbrlciiut. When tho lu-i'voiiti system brenkH down you livo in const nnt dread of Bomotliliur terriblo nbout to liuppen. Phyulcnl fiuffcing ounnot bo compared to the mentnl ugonlcH of this norvnim wroolc who fount that his mind may glvo wny or thu. Ills body mny bo purnlyzoil, In this condition you must, suffer alono for frlondn ennnot iniilorninnil or Hympath'.i*o with you. 'Thoy tell you to choor up or thnt it Ih only Inland the resu t In -Rgluutlon. ; riiii-iluwn null vou'cun only throw off thia d.?pret,- hie im evident Iuion when tho norvo cbIIh nro rcHlor- 'Miinitohu nntl Ilu paid iiololy bin at ���������* ruining of wIumt, been u eonnlili'va, |n.|illi|| dl lliu II1"' Kl riinr.r ny iruiker.H nut fii-lshi I, ur i.,*'ii.n or past ured i cured and IMiiyod- 11 I'll, r.i | u ill;.! Imnvi may ho to them from a fieit nick in II;* winter tJme. Hoot si mny be crown ami ntc-eil for 1.1;cm nnil ful aho jis n v Inter fi.ml. Fl.'Od iciii mny b"> grown, Uum en- lu every icrju'cl, ay h. ; iu i, in nil'; O'ltH l.liM-.l, illlll 1 til 'MI. Alfllll'll i.liieki'il anil fed ii'.'mrn oy hiicii tieuiuieiii us or. ';���������. Merve Foeil. Yoir.' dl,*Tt*:il.h*e hj'rKmh bim failed to supply proper noinl.'ihmoiit to tlio narves and you are compelled to eoclc ������Id fiom other aout'ccH. It will luko some pn Hence nnd pcr- [. . .-.'.'. !r.*t t!:: *.'.��������� !: :.:> v.'.-.y by which you enn ho ccriuiuly rontoro 'ibnith nnd vigor us by the use of [ir, Clmno'ii Nerve Food. The best time io restore the nervous syatc-,-; In long before such n erl- ilonl condition M reached. Such' syni- litoms na slooplCKHiiCGs, lieiidiu'hen. iierviiuii InillgeHllon, miiHCuliir weak- iii--3ii, loss of energy, I'nlliiru of liiem- i ry unii power of concentration, Ir illubility mul ilhicourngeiut'iit tell nf u fiilluri* of tho nervous tiystem unit warn you of the approach of i-eiiini.-. trouble. Or. (Ihntse'?. Nerve Food fill rrnts i������ box, fi bo\C!*."f(.r f'-'.r.ft; all de.ilei:, or I'Mnifinrfi*), llnten, .t Co., Toronio. "Does your husluiiul over louo his tompoj'?" "Not nny more. Me lost it. permanently about two yenrs nftor our inarrlitge." ���������, Minard's Liniment Cures Dandruff, Conductor.-���������"Seo horo, don't you know bettor dun ter pull dut strap in dor middle',- You'll ring both bolls." hit���������"Fnith.nnd I know thot in* woll iih yorself. lint It's both ends of Iho cut* 1 wnnt tor Flop," Diamonds front Sufla.r It can be slnteil with perfect truth thnt ���������������.'lump nf augur muy bo turned Into dlamondn. N,ot all Iho ntihslniicci' of BUgar of eoui'so, will enter Into the composition of tho geni, but only the carbon that 1,1 contains, Sugar consists of carbon united with oxygen iind hydrogen. The carbon cnn be cnslly Bcpiirnlod out, nnd in certain experlinculs for tlio production of diamonds, tlio sugar c'U'bon hus been employed. The dlit- monils so 'proiluueil, were, of course, very siunll nnil dcHtltiite of comnier- clal vnlue, lint still thoy were real iM'.un<Mi').\ *in't th'* '���������lion\|("il vf-i'iilt neh- lovod would ho no grcnt Intrinsically If ihey were iih. Inrgo uh Uio Koh-t- nur. The hope linr. often beei) held out thnt nn tniprovemenl In the process of rnnnurncturlng diamonds may bo af- l feci oil whereby the necessity of dis- |coltlng tho carbon In molten iron may bo (llaixyiHoil with, nnd tho rcijulreil eomblnntlon of grent prossiiro with great heat may be brought nbout by mi mo such operation as rit|iico'/.li:g the eui'bon between red hot metnl plutes. USING THE BIPLANE AS A TOURING CAR One tii. mc most remarkable feats i.ii the history of the aeroplane was tlie recent flight of Harry Is'. Atwootl from St. I.ouis to New York. The trip was without mishap; almost without incident: on one* occasion only waa the aviator obliged to alight sooner than wits expected, some babbiting having to ho renewed. The other repairs were of a trill'n?.*.* nature**! The madi- lno was oiled jlikI ,some' giisollne was poured in il: Atwood seiited. himself, aud the biplane soared into tbo aj*;- llko a bird, and did not alight mitll the. next arianged-for eU)iu)i'n������liihuiij_warJ reached. The aviator tsML-* us that b'rfj some of the f.Ig,ht,s ho fell, liko golivg' to sleep. On otheis lie >;iiy>v that most of the time he kept, his hands in his pockets, or road a time-table���������"tho airr was like a pool." The trip ought, to glvo us a new.idea of the aeroplane. It. helps briny It, out of the circus class iumI puts it beside the train and the steam boat. . The Touring Aeroplane. The record smashing was a moro Ino'dout '���������'' Atwootl flew 1,2155 ��������� miles in 1.2 days.' Air 'ordinary byoiciliat. might have mado better tlmo, bat Atwootl wa.s Jioi trying' to boat spce-d (records. As a matter of fact, he w������.s ouly on tlio wiiifi- 28 hour������ 12 minutes, so Uui*t liis avorago timo was about 45 miles an hour. There is no reason to doubt tliat lio coukl have made tho Journey ki a couple of days had --peod been his object.������������������ Atwood wanted to provo thai tho iiorophino couhl bo used much ;:������ tho automobile is uschI for tondmg purpoiHt.'i. llcforo ha started his coiii'ao wn������ mappC'd out. Ilo do- cided to fly ������o many nillfs and then stop nt a certain city for dinuer or lunch, to .proceed.,' aiwl rouchlrig,nu- o,tht',r, city at .siiclr ii. (Iim1, havo iun- other meal, mul remain for -t.ho uh.ht. Tills is llio sort of pi'ograninio tliat tests tlio reUubl'lty of niaoliliu.',-!, whether thoy n.vo automobile* nr aero* plnhCH. 'jMiIh is tlk) test that'Atwood luis so .successfully eiiicrgod from. Fifteen Years History . It was In May, ISJXi. Mint Profcwtioi* Isuugloy fl.iit deanonslratod to a jecv iug public that a heavier than nlr-md- chl.no was feiiBlble., Not until :100!I was any intorcst ni'.i'nlfi.*r.tcd In tho experiment of the Wright UroUiors, noil then only when Wilbur Wright had ro nialnt'd Im tho nir for 50 f-fcoutls. Two years later tho hoIoiico hud advance-d to a po'ait whei*o Wright wii.s nble to travel 21 miles nnd a fraction In let's Minn t'.ii inlnutea, This worlds record roinnlnoil for a long time, and It Is only n couplo of yoam ngo that Paulluui wim ablo to aRtountl tho world liy u f tgbt of 81 miles, i'ho noxt day I.ath- an few M inllen, anil 21 bourn litter Faiiuun niadc It, 112 nnd won fiiuio by staying tlio air throe hours. liiwt year many new records wero mndo, nnd ,hI III'moro havo gono Uown by Iho hou rd in mi. To Cross the Ocean araham-Whlto, iho Hn������ll������l������ aviator, pmdlctu that aoj-oplrmort will noon (mosh tho ocean, Ilo drcanw of nir- shipM a thoui'iiivil fool in length, built to cany 1,000 paEsoagcrfl from New Vork to .London In n slnglo day. Nobody will dtwo any thnt his vision l������ iinponslblo, CHpoeially. ttlmoo Atwood 1hi.ii shown that an ueroplano cnn bo used aluioHt llko an automobile or a powor boat. Tho Twentieth Century - i. i i. I . . i'i-* - ��������� , i i,3 U.vs.'l^ lu lif liutinl ii) i nl..i.i.t ...ui the fly .ttrr mno.hlito.���������Mnll and Vim- pi re. mn "ALWAYS SAFE AND s������Rr Icelandic River,Matt., Sept. a&tls. 1910 Dr. B. J. Kundam, Co. Deac Sin���������Wilt you pleaic raall lo my Aildrestit a copy of your "Treatiiw.' , on__tlie_irors___?__.t Imve-beea-u*! ii"^ KcnduU'1 Spavin Cure cudstlwirys found It safe nnd sttre. Marino ltrleiu. That tellfe the wlioie star*/, and it I.i the experience tlsat hundresl* of tliou- Kinds liave had In the pait^o years, and it'st (lie experience you will liave���������"It i.i tlie ouly Mire remedy"��������� For Spavin. Ringbone, Corb, SpllnS, Swelling and All Laotnesi SoM br Draisssjti~s)1.00 a Dottle, C boltjei for Js."*--. Keeis' it on linud always*, lie ready for the emergeacy. Keudall'* sttopn the jwln, Martu the circulation, peuetratesand removeathe caute of the disorders. AiU for a fres- copy of "A TreatUe ou the Horse." If not at dealers*, t*s rite to��������� 62 . DR. I. J. KINDHLCO,. KatUir, rails, VI. "��������������� ' .. '"���������'���������w^gaWMWPWlHsMal Babys Own Soap Best for Rih)\ best for yon Avoid sub������Units. ��������� Albert Soaps lul. Mfn��������� Montreal, Try "Albert" Talc-Violet Scented and antiasptk. REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. JMUH.M'tNH-uOW'H 801-TIIIHll WVIUH- tlllll b������t_ uAetl for over HlXTV VHAUHliy MIM.IONH ol MO'l'lIUUH for lheir l'.llIl/)������HN WHIMt. THM'HINO, Willi I'KIU'UCT HUCCKSS. It BOOTHKB tlii' CIUT.1). Ptll'TI'.NS [lie liOMtt. AIst.AVUnlM'AlNi CORl'.rt WINUOOUC. milt In tlit bent remedy fsir.JUAKKIItflA. , It l������ a\y noliiloly harinlrmi, ll* mire und ij.hU for "Mra. WltiHlow'ii Hoolliluir-Oyriiii," nnd tulie uo other Itliid. '1'wciilyfiveceiiti.a Isotile, 4 "flow Ir your duiiHhtpr KettliiK oa with hoi* mul^i(^.',, "Woll, it Isn't pro- por for ino to compliment my own Rlrl, but Hovonil of the nolKhboru told tno thnt thoy 'often Htny nwnlie nt nlirht llHtonlnn; to hor plnying, bo oho mttnt j:o protty ifood. T.'.i.h,'., wrlto your Ham my.- .r, Hmlth, Mn roll." ������������������"rluiniity, why ilu you iim mo H. Smith, ���������Mnrehor?' ��������� -"\Vliy, '.'���������nr;*** p.'i wrltei- hln Timlor. I w.'iu born iu Mother'** Ciravoa' Worm Extcrmlmv tor will drive worniH from the nys- torn without, Injury to tlio child, ho- fi^ifin tin neijon* icbJI" fnllv effeetlvo is mild. I "Aro full'." I "1)011' j IDIISh'.'ll tliln you ehoHinut hunting I. have to. 1 no to nil Uie lHW COII'.l.llil'i." Secret of Lono Life The truo Hoerot of lioiilth und Ion* l'fo Hen In vory elmplo HiIiikk: Don't worry. Don't ovoront. Don't ntnrvo. FiohIi ulr duy nnd nltfht. Sloop and niHt iihiimliintly. Buend Ie.r.i r.ei'vons energy rneh dny nnd iiluht. Do choor- 'ful. "Worl: like a man, but don't be 'worked lo dentil." Avoid pat-Mkin nnd excitement, Aimocluto with healthy people, irbnlth !������ eontiiKloiiH nn well 1111 diflcaije. Don't carry Um wholo world on your Bhoiildorii, far le������������ tho unlvc-ri-c. Nover despnlr. "IsO������t hopp \U a fntnl dlaense." PURIFIED HIS BLOOD Dr. MoriC* Indian Root Pills Healod Mr. Wllnon's Soroa Whrn the scweM of the hody���������liowcltt, kidnevB und Ain. ducta--Kct clogijeil up. the blood rjulckly become!) Impure nnd f reriiiciitlv Bores break out over t he body. 'l'l,o \'*nif"ifi tifisl tli'-n- ft'i Mr llWinnl Wilson,'who liven near London, Out., iiHiiui, is i" piuiiy Kic liiooU. lia wiitt's: . "I'or roiue time I hail been In n low, deprcMeil condition, My appetite left ine nud I soon began to suffer front indl- Edition, Ouite a number of mnall wuc������ nud blolchM lonned all ovt-r my Hkm, I tried medicine for the hlood ttnd used mnny klndu of ointment9, but without satisfactory resulti. What was wanted wan d thorough cleansing of the blood, nud I looked tihout.lit vr.lti for some medicine that would nccompUsh llilji, At li't Dr. Mmiie'n Indian Hoot PJlIi were brought to my notice, and they on one of the mott wonderful medlclnei I have ever known. My blood wan putU fled In % yerr etiort time, aorei heeled up. my IndlgeiiUon vanlsheq. they nlwayi have n place in my home and nre looked. upon a* the family remedy." Dr. Morse's Indian Hoot Pills cleansa the system thoroughly. Bold by all iU-jl(iiiil U.'scuUj*. ft m ] ) TIIE NEWS.' CUMTJEPT,A-VD. B. 0 TUSSLED WITH A TUNA MONTREAL MAN HAS OAPfURED A FABULOUS FISH. SPEEDING UP. i, K. L. Roes, Son of the Dominion Coal Magnate Took In With Rod ���������nd Line Last Summer th������ Largest Flth Ever Caught In Canadian Waters���������He Did tho Trick Trom a 1 Rowboat ������t s hat. * Thero havo been toll fish atories before now. This one, which ia entirely true, concerns probably tho tallest fish ever caught by hook and lino in any sea oi tha known world. Tho capture wan pulled off last August, down in 8t. Ann's Ray. And It. was .a tuna eight feet long, weight BOO pounds, that, ior four and n half hours was -chased by Mr. J. K. L. Ross, of Montreal, aided by "Captain Bill" of his sailing yacht, and for a good part of tho timo dragged the rowboat and tlio fishermen with Mr. Jtoss nt tho cml ol the line, and tho boat heading wherever the tuna had ! a mind to*go.- This sounds liko minia- | ture whalo fishing. But the story is , absolutely true; and it has takeu j years to bring it about. ! "So Jack's landed his tuna at last!" ���������aid a friend of tho sportsman when ho heard of it. "Well, well I By Jove I Ho's been after that son ol a gun for years; at it lust summer when I was idown there. Glad to hear iti" Nover beforo was a Cape Breton tuna.caught with hook and line. This cummer Mr. Roes landed a 400-pound- .er with a harpoon, after nineteen bourn of a struggle. But he yearned MIGHT HAVE BE������NS. When a Torpedo Boat Destroyer Shows , Her Paces. .The thought of troubio at sea is always! apparent.. Certain British Gov-" ernmi*nt yards havo received imperative orders to speed-up, though'glib politicians profess peace and love with much open-hcartcdncss and more politeness. . Behind theso grey docks there's a olanging and ringing; sweating smiths and riveters hurrying ceaselessly; great cranes-swing in weird swoops;* whilst yonder u gaunt, automatic coaler riUtiPs alongside a long cruiser in a never-ceasing urn, blackening tho very atmosphere, . From thu great workfliopa behind comes a hurried thud! thudl of mighty hammers; dull red flames spurt up, lighting all crimson; for while men talk oi peace, we think of war���������red war, H is tho grey of evening; almost' from the dockstdo spreads the vast jpneo of tho open sea. The great gates slowly open. Now ix- bell clangs worningly; a tug.lets forth a fihrill hoot. - A crowd ol mcohanios, blue-garbed, are clustered on a long, dark destroyer���������a dirty, grey moniiter, as yet unpainted, with but ono dwarl matt, but many heavy funnels-.. High in the bows, low in the stem,,she is a vessel of clever linos, but a wicked, vicious shupe iu the gloaming. A great throbbing, a dull, heavy hoot irom tho long, rakish mass, an- swered by lhe whipper-snapper call of the tug. Then an expert in naval uniform leaps lightly over her greasy, rusty plates, and joins the group of engineers on her throbbing deots, Slowly she moves, wispa of thin, light, oily vapor, trailing behind. . And now comes the first real tost. Gradually the throbbing - hum. grows louder. It is almost deafening, the water churned a creamy whit*. Down below, in her stifling depths, her keen, engineers watch every vital place��������� hor great, whirling shafts, her ingenious hydraulio casings, her steam gauges. <.- A sharp ring. She slides forward; wharves, landing-stage, everything slip past. Though hardly a strip ol while shows under her sharp bows, yot a hugo liner, plowing th? channel into great whito waves, and belching heavy clouds of smoke, is left as if standing.. H':i* funnels vomit great waves of trembling, light vapor; her long body ciouch.es in tho seas. You can almost feci the roar of lifo within-her as Hho ionps along. Insect-like figures on her decks stagger againBt the cyclone of Bolf-oreated wiua. A great wave now rises astern, against which. a white- winged yacht, almost, submerged iii- tin*- WRke, struggles gamely. The horizon now is veritably grey, THE SIUNT PdcR.- IIQOE8T FISH SVKR CAUGHT WITB HOOK AND LIKE IN CAKADA. to do tho trick witli an ordinary ���������sportsman's outfit; and ho did it--1 irom a rowboat. Many lamoua fishermen have tried for the Gape Breton tuna. Last maimer Col, Gonn, of California, and Mr, V, G. Allalo, an Englishman, both of whom are wearers of the well-known bluo button from the Tuna Club ol California, tried for thia' trophy in Cape .Breton waters. Tho.Canadian tuna waa too much for them. It remained lor the first Capo Breton tuna ever caught without a harpoon to bo landed by Jack Ross, of Montreal. Mr. Rose is a son of Mr, James Ross, ol tuo Dominion Coal Oo, Tim ���������Roes summer homo is on Bt. Anne's Bay. Tho Rons yachts aro known In . all tho eastern waters. The nume o' 'Robs is well-known to almost evory, man, woman and child in the Marl, lime Provinces. But thero never'wit* 'a financial or industrial coup pulled off by tlio Roms dan in Eastern Can. aaa >iuiw so i-i'iihiinonui un this dur. ing capture of an eight-foot, 500-pound -tuna, caught with hook and lino from a rowboat by J. K. L. Row-laet Aug. ust. It was tho biggest sporting event of tho season. The bare recital of tho (acts sound liko a fable, If Mr. Rots oould rolntfl his sonaaUons during that four and a hall hours when he tut- ���������aled with tho tuna in St. Ann's Bay, it would mako one grand chapter tn tho Utoraturo oi real Canadian sport, A Geographical Possibility, BoiontltUs asbort, that addition*! iBlnnds nro now forming In the China Boa to tlio nnuthward, extending toward Australia, It is u notable fact that nil tho continents of this onrth extend to a point nt the southern extremity with the exception nf'Austra- lit. Australia tapers soutliwnrd beneath Iho surfuco of tho sea. Who ean nny but that Australia "will sorm* day becomo tho southern point oi motlier largo continent, with ihu Philippines and Borneo forming tbo IrunkP b1 ik*It. tm "*i������? iT'ev iiik! mvstic. Straight into tho . wide horizon-line, a Uueiung_ black shape, she races. " "And Jas" tho 'twihkliiTg"'^8taitr"shovr through ' the mistiness above faintly you see her reflected as a dull, yellow giow in the sky, always going_on and on. Will she be wanted? Will she bo in timeP You do not know; but, aa a friendly navy man says, "'She can lick nnything st running; so when sho gets' pn tho job, things will hum." The Word "Crowd." Do you know how many words in the English language mean "crowd"!' To a foreigner, anxious to master iho language, it was explained that n crowd of ships is termed a fleet, while a floct oi sheep ia called u flock, Further, a flock of girls ia called a bavy, a bevy of wolves is called a pack, a pack of thieves Ib called a gang," a gang of angels Is called a liost, ana a host of porpoises is called a shoal, nnd a shoal of buffaloes is called a herd, and a herd of children is called a troop, and a troop of partridges ia called a .covey, nnd a covoy of beauties is called a galaxy, and a galaxy ot ruffians is called a horde, and a ...horde- of rubbish is called a heap, and a heap of oxen ia called n drove, and a drove of blackguards is called a mob, and a mob of whales is o.illod a school, and a school oi worshippers is called a congregation, nn<l a oongregntloji of engineors is call. ud a corps, una a corua uf robbers u called a band, and a band of bees in called a swarm, and a swarm of people k oalled a crowd, V The Highest Mountain. A ehort time ago a scientist holiday making in Asia mado a private and individual exploraton of the mountain region of North Kashmir, India. Ho iviiinKU w'ui a tUoiy ol uavtug seen a' mountain, which he made of such great height with the simple mean's ol cinai.iuiuii ul, iiu* dispubiil tniiv no deemed it wise to reduce the. tigure������ , b������foro announcing his discovery, The accuracy of his figures aro unexpectedly about to be hcieutilionlly tented. Mriilsh and Russian geologists, huvi/ jdoeided to unite In taking tho ordlu- |,aiiQn nurvoys in tho Pamirs, and n* I tho mounain mentioned lies in this I region'mid will bo subjected to solon- I titio measurements, It will soon be kuowit whether Uio private explorer lias really found tho highest mountain1 in tho world, ��������� Immigration Increases. Thero were 212.P54 imniigrsnt set- tiers nrrivod in Cannda during tho drat flvo monthi* of tho ourront flionl rear April 1st to Bopt. lst. of whom Ul.021 arrived at ocean ports, nnd J1,H<*fl wore* from thn United State*!, those figures show an increase of 18 per cent,, us otiiiiyaivd -.villi Li.c ,.6-. fires for ihe corresponding months of ast fiscal year. During August thero were 80,115 nr- ilvals, including 17,011) from thst Btat*i, as against 114,777 for Aiigunl Ust year, oi wnom to.iiaj woi������ now lhe States, ������il mini i imwiiiiiMi Hum-sun n mmammmf Who Introduced It? ' The distinction Is claimed (or the Dnko ol Bucoleugh, who recently cel*������. brn"vl hln .-ichtMh birthday, mid he Introduced tlio cigarette. Into English tooimy, hu Jvoru Umiifttii, tht* utike Was aUn*h<>d Ia the "spwrlal mission el Lord Grnnvlllo to attend Ihe coronation of Alexander II. In XNA, Cigarette smoking was thev* habitual In Bt. Petersburg, but had nnt made Iti way Into l^ndon. Lord Dalkeith lu������ koduccd It An Emergency Role. It was tho rocont railway etriko which iv as nutpoiuane ior tno following incident! i\lr, Justice Grantham, who had broken his ourney at Now-, cmstb*. had !iin luggage carried 'or lilm by a Newoostlo solicitor copped ... .��������� ��������� ��������� i...,...... i. "i, ,.i "thn porter" ft Up, and tho latter re- [marked, "This is my first tip to-day, land 1 am glad it is from one of His Majesty's judges. Then he rained his I'uau, mid uio judg* ritooghunid' him. I "wnnt, are you doing heref" he ok- C!ii!.-T". "I ������*"' br*t* tit bl>lp JT!!. my lord," was tho reply. Humble People Who Narrowly Mine*1. Being Monarch*. * Whenever royal'blood is recognii'.'.'-c- it is treated with universal .respect' Nevertheless,., it. is an ludisputabl- fact that there arc. in Gi^at Britaii ��������� to-dpy, literally thousands of person- with royal blood in their voina wli* occupy humblo and, in many* casi'-* menial.positions. . And it is quite rca sonable to assumo that, there are ii the slums and workhouses maiiy*inm "and women who might be loading per, sons at Cbiirt. . . * ��������� . , ! .It has actually beon ascertained tliat there uro no .fewer than 11,723 person.- 'living who can be proved to be dircci descendants of lleury VII., our monarch in 1485. Using, theso figures as the basis for ,a simple mathematical calculation, we arrive at tho astounding -conclusion .'that, Irom tho death of Homy VII. tithe present day, there must ���������have been living at least 30,735 persons directly descended from tho King. . lt'is quite.easy to follow the menus "by which tlie "family" has become so (numerous, and thoro is no need to wrestle witli complex genealogical ta- 'blos.^ Henry VII. had two duuglitars, the older ol whom married James IV. ,'of Scotland, becoming thereby this 'grandmother of Mary tjueeu of Scots. .Tho younger daughter, Mary Tudor, 'married, in the first instance, Loui;- XII. of France, , . Tho marriage, had been entered up. on against her will, aud, immediately on regaining, her, freedom,, she cou-, .traded a second marriage with Chariest Uraudon, Duku of Suffolk. Tho descendants of Mary Tud������-r number, ut the present day, some 10,- 000 persons in a direct lino, and by an extraordinary string of ciroum- (.stances have kept, almost entirely dis- 'tioct. from those of her elder sister, 'Margaret. ' ' ��������� From tho latter sprang tho Stuart.--, who later occupied tlie Uirono, aflu to her ail Ihu crowned bonds of Eu rope, except those ot a tew small (Senii-civihzed states,, can trnco their ���������descent. From this it.will bo seen tliat all European.monarchs uro related. When Que^n Elisabeth successfully revoked tho will of Henry VIII. there were two daughters of Mary Tudor liv- ing, who each married a nobleman. Their children also married into other noble families, and that, is how the ���������wido diffusion, of royal blood was started. ��������� Although many of tbo deeoemlants of Mary Tudor occupy, as has.been stated, 'moro or less titling position!*, there are a great number who are scattered'amongst the-very humblest positions iu life. The record of how .some ol these.have como down in tht ���������world ��������� remains. ��������� , ��������� ��������� Sir Richard Moore, after a stormy .and adventurous career, spent the latr 'ter part oi his life in the humble cu-- '_racit"y~of"a*-ttuTikeyr"'-^ ' r A similar, though perhaps slightly moro congenial fntc, wns that of Lord Kingsland, who earned his living as a waiter. On hia death he left*no heir, aud his family then came to nn end.- - ,..._. The claim of a certain email shopkeeper, in Mile End to be regarded us a descendant of Mary Tudor is quite valid; and at different times it has biM>n ascertained that a customs ofllcor, a toll-gate keeper," and iv butoher wero indisputably direct descendants}, Who OwiW Them? It is1 not perhaps generally known that on opinion expressed, half humorously,.by Lord 8alve*en at tho opening of tho Now, Gallery-in tho' Scot- tisn exhibition in Glasgow with regard to the ownership ol tho Orkney and Shetland Islands is fortified by, very, high, authority. His lordship, apeak- ing as a lawyer, hi-not suro whether tho islands do, not belong to Norway, ii prepared to'pay the money for which'they wero pledged, witb interest, for threo hundred years, would bo;entitled to redeem' tftjm. As a mailer ol fact, plenipotentiaries assembled at Uroda in 1089 (a couple of centuries after the island** had come jnto the possession of tho Scottish orown) decided not only that tlio right of redemption' had not thon been bur- rod, by tho Inpso of time, but that it was impresoribftblc. Tho islands woro pledged in H(S8, so that interest Is duu for nearly four and a half centuries. Daring Animal Operations. The grcnt foat just performed by Prof. Wooldridge at the Zoo in setting. thn Jracturod jaws of tho famous nlmi. ���������rords-long python is a reminder ol ilv: remarkable progress made ln operating upon animals. Perhaps the- gruatoiit denial operation on record was performed upon an" olephant in tha city of Moxico. The acning tooth was 111 incJios Icng an<l ,H Incnes in diameter at tho root. Aftor tho aniinnl had beon securely fastened with chains, his mouth wai prised'cpon, and a quantity of eocalno applied Ui tlcudon tlm pain. Whon this was dono, a hole was bored through tha tooth, and an imii'bnv inserted. Then a ropo was twisted nround tlio bar, and four horses woro attached thereto to drag tho oflend- ing mo'ar out. The Word "Geod-Bye. In tho changes that liavo como In our Ittngungo wo havu eomctlme* crowded a wholo seiiionc-j Into a sin- glo word. Our word lor foruwul! In ono of these'. In Shnkojtpeare'a tlmo. ono said to his friends at ynrtlinr. mii-iit l^v ... ^ I., 1. ...ii ...... .,.,, haviV'rllppMl it rrioro nod moro till now it has como to bo simply "goodbye," lint It is surely ploniiant to ro- member when wo bid our friend* good-bye thut wn nro saying to them in good old Saxon phrase, "God bu ii'ith vou." IREUriu LuoK.NG UP. Lord Howard de Waldtn Hates Company and' Haj a Dread cf Women. The'-Marquis o! Qneentberry, who recently left England for a more varied life in America,- is riot lhe only peer who refuses to tread the path of modern'dalliauce in- fashionable ^drawing-rooms. More than his equal in point oi ��������� wilful personality' is Lord Howard de Wnlden, who is-so tacitu-u thnt ho is sometimes known- as tho silent peer. One of tho richest men in England, Lord Howard de Wald'en is also ono of tho loneliest and most erratic. His disliko of company is generally accounted for by the Tact that ho is tlio most eligible bachelor in Britain, aud being a confirmed Benedick,'he has to keep out of tho wny ol title-hunting mammas with marriageable daughters. Fond of all sorts ot sport, tins stubborn naehcloi takes his pleasures in a variety ot- ways that ar������ not always associated with tho pastimes of a baron. For nearly two years* ho was engaged Su costly llt'gation with Mr. Samuel Lews'*, u lurge retail storekeeper, and one ,-'������ the biggest tenants on his London estate. Tho quarrel turned on Iho ob- Henri** laws governing tho holding of urban land, and tho ca?o filled columns of the newspapers in ihe early Ipnrt ol this yoar. It had all tho thc- atneal intcroit of a' tussle between ���������uristoeiuey and democracy, and per- (laps that waa why Lord Howard <!���������' SVnlden'kept 11)0 legal proceeslings going fer such'a'long timo, for lie Is intensely interested in tlie theatro, and has financial'interests in more than ono London playhouse. At tho present time he is taking an active iutorobt in tho Hay-market Theatre, und in his newly-acquired Welsh homo ia cod&ldering a bunch of new play* Irom aspiring dramatist-.*, known and unknown. He is also author of a play 'm blank verse entitled "I.aur- al," which \v:is produced at the Playhouse Theatre in May, 11)08. and ran lor two nignts only. In athletics hia chief pursuit is fencing, and- he is as expert with ihe sword as any man in England. And ho is as well known in tho race truck, as he is in tho fencing gymnaaium', for ho hns had horses running iu nearly all tha big races since 300'i. The tilent peer ia the only prominent member' oi his ordir who did not, indulge in a little amateur ?*M*ll-bi:Klirig during tho constitutional iirugglo be'tw&en the House* of Commons-and tho House of Lords., Although tho founder of his line took K leii-lir**; part in discovering the Gunpowder Plot; and his grandfather W'*9 a distinguished diplomatist; he has uho wn no inclination whatever to bo a ���������politician poor, though lio has very definitG-vit-ws on public affairs. Salt Lakes In Britain. Tin* existence of salt" lakes and descils in Britain in -ore-glacial times Vas-stiited_by__W^W.^attsL professor, flf geology to the'Imperial Collego of" ���������Science, at the- Royal Institution, to ibo shown by tha ''peculiar geological .features of Charnwood Forest, Leicestershire. It. wiib by far tho . oldest lanclaeuvm known in Britain. To-day where tho marl had been swept away jhy denuding agent!?, the rocks pro- 'truded in peak's, and in some cases tho rocks were . harder .than,, steel. Tho rcMunblftneo of tho scenery to deserts in Arabia, ho ������aid. went tf, show that in tho pre-glaoiul period thero must havo beon deserts in Britain occupied by &alt ae.****. As ft further proof ��������� of Iho existence of deserts ages ago, ho '.ml'icnted by Schools Which Are*Laying Deeply the Baeis of Economic Success. "1 camo across ;i few weeks ago ore of the 'most delightful scenes |>osii- ble," writer a woman who hns boon traveling extensively in Ireland. "Driving througu lovely pnrK-liKc. country in tho north of Ireland, L' came to an old country mansion, with beautifully woodod grounds *>lopitig down to the rivor, and in tho sun* abino hundreds of daffodils wero danc-" iug and sparkling, and everywhere about tho place busy, happy girk hur- Tying to and fro, chattering or singing.* Here is the explanation. The. Department, of Agriculture and. Technical Instruction for lrciand (known not by this slumbrous tit!", (but, as tho Department.) bought this country mansion nnd turniM it into a training collego for \\union, trainius. them not only iu di-mi'siic cciinomy. but ln Eevcrol branches oi farm ���������work, such as milking, dairy work, /tbo caro ot poultry, pis*, etc. lnstnui 'of attempting to loach a number of 6iris how to "make laei* -- at which they will probably earn only $1.-5 a ���������week liven when trained, und havo to neglect homo work���������they nr������ trailing girls to do their own hoifla and farm work, nnd as one consequence tho export of butter and eggp is going up by leaps and bounds, and the effect i^n tlie home lifo will snerdily be seo::. ' -*'Mo--t of' thero domestic training 'college?, of which-there aro several, larc intended to train farmers' wives ���������and daughters ior, their own home iife, but m some teacher* are trained, fin otherB servants, and ono at all .".vents is more esptcially intended bu* 'hotter educated girls, sn������l is only open Ito thoso who havo parsed the usuul. 'school* or oolks/c ��������� examination!) fcuc- cc&isfully. Tho nsloniiiiing thing in the lowncss of tho ieon. They vary- slightly, but as a rule excellent board,'- lcaging and instruction are given ioi" a littlo more than J15 tho session, which la3ts nbout ten weeks, three sessions makiiig the college \ear. Tho length of training varies, not only according to the. pupils abilities, bu*. according to her future career, fioiiis. K>i the colleges admit duy pupils fro.\ 'otlwrs muke a small charge; in sonie gardening.is taught, in addition to the other , subjects, and in all, though utilitarian instruction nece.-r-ariiy holds the chief place, the literary side in not lost sight of, ������nd no effort is spared lo keep high ideals, in view. - "The Department has also established technical schools throughout Ii eland, In thew* the classes are open alike to man and women. The largest and ftnotn in Ireland is that in Belfast, where thero are close upon 600 'students of both sexes, and .ill stges irom 1*1 .to 15 upward. In connection with all the t'chools and colic*-*:* there are numerous scholarships open by competitive examination, and giving 'freajlnstruction���������(and-oIten-inainson-. ance) in whatever subject iho scholar may wtsn to specialist1. There ���������������<? also itinerant instructors, both male Vicl female, who go about the country districts holding agricultural, domestic or other classes." IS ONLY TWENTY-ONE BUT -JOHN REDMOND'S DAUGH- TER IS A DRAMATIST. Great Irish Lender's Ability Shows Up In the Rising Generation When His Daughter Writes a Successful Sketch and Has Been Engaged tx> Produce ������ Complets Play For o London Theatre. . The literary ability of .lohn Redmond, leader of tha Irish Nationalists in the British Parliament, has descended Ui hia daughter, a prettv young woman who is only 21 years old". Somt. timo ngo a sketch written by hoi and entitled "Falsely Trui" wai MISS nKUMOXl), produced at the Palaco Theatre, London, and proved such a succrsB tha'. the. manager ha? engaged her io vrit-** a play for his thealre. Tho honor Is on" which any playwright might frcP. covet and those wno Know Miss lied- mond arc sanguine that i-hc will acquit herself creditably and produce a wiirk caleiiliited to enhance her fnme. \, peati: llenn A Bishop's House. Tha official residence of the Bish- iijps ol Oxford, to which .Sec Dr. 6oro 'lias been recently appointed i-- a most iuftocesible place, and the late bishop. .Dr. Stubbs, was most desirous of sr-15- . ing It and moving into Oxford. The -to h-Jo got.rid of a' that weary, windy, "Ecclesiastical Commissions, howaver, wiistefu' trash sff yer stomach." ' " The Old and the New. . Lord Rosebery excused himself from making a long speech at a celebration of the quincentenary of St. Andrew's University in Dundoe, by men-, tiomisj. that ho had listened to !>������*��������� tween 80 and 100 speeches, and iv- .ting a story told to him by' Sir y OampbelMUnnerman during a former visit to tho city. "Sir Henry Campbcll-B.-innernian iti... to me, 'Did you ever hear tin* story ������)f the old minister and flie young minifcter?' stated Lord .Rosebery. "1 nold 'No.' He s.aid: " 'There was a young minister wlio thought he v,**is'very eloquent, and "WhTTTjair-rerj��������� ambitious:���������Thc-young��������� mini-tor ni>ked the old niinii*tor t** come and hear him preach a magnificent sermon. " 'When ihey returned to the vestry ho waited expectantly for K<uit? cpiiipliment from the old minister,, which did, not come. The old minister sat. with beetling blows, lookinj* rt liim���������ihofio beetling hrowu for^ which Dundee and its neighborhood' ore famous*-. At Inst tho old minister did break silence, and -.aid, "Ah, mon. ye must.be a prood mon the day in wh\.m most, of tlio ecclesiastical meaiVa\7si'ide7"t'ho''smoorhne39 of u property iu Kngland is vested, rcfuv Mlushreoms VVant Much ftaomi An Illustration of th������������ nnuirkHblo lifting powor of mushroomi has occurred at IlrUtol, Kuglond. aii unpiiHii iiaiciiKisi/ tn the St, Judo's district recently began to bulge upwards, nnd soon afterwards tno heavy mass split Ul ttvtul planus, -i*Th������ causo of the upheaval was found to bo growing mushrooms, of which some two pounds were gathered from a small space beneath the pave- uieui. Referm In Egypt, Reforms In Hgypt and tho Levant havo improved tno publio administration, developed national resources ond uplifted the people, exciting private ���������?nterprisi������, stlmulatlna local energy and advancing morality. King a Prebendary, It may nut bo generally known thnt f i King Is a Welsh prebendary. Il*i is a Prebendary ol 8t. David's Catbc dra), Pembrokirshlre, and, as nucli, l������ entitUd to sin annual ealary ot iti. mihiber of the rooks in Charnwood Forest, Their polish, he EiiUl, could only havo boen produced by the action of the wind drifting sand (against, them. From vastly ancient 'days'--tho marl bad preserved tha ���������original rooky'landscape... Stopping Women's Gossip. "Too fast���������too ..jumbled; can't..tell what thoy aro driving at.. Nothing liko Ilia ordered core and clear arlicu- lation of my young days." Such was -tho comment ol Bir Talton SyUes, the rootogcnnriiui, who recently paid his isceond vltit to tho Houso of Com- moils, on Purlianientnrff mothods end milliners of to-dny. i.!Y Tatton paid ibis flwt visit to St, .Stopben's In 1842. whiin the Commons sat* in tho Panned Chamber, botwoen the burning of tha old House and tho building of tho new. Sir Tatton is a man who prides 'himself on. his eccentricities. When, some years ago, hn built now cottages on his ostalo, ho forbade tho tenant* ia uso the front doors because he objected ��������� to the ��������� women gossiping in jiublio. Ilo nlao discoimigmi his cot- ;tagsr.������t growing flowers in their front gardens, declaring that Uio epsee is better ououpiod by cubbagei.. Origin ol Scotland's Einblom. . Tho origin of tho lh!*llc as tbe na- itlonul-badgH o! Scotland Is thus given by tradition: When the Danei in- Vndicl Scotlnnd it was deemed imwny. liko to Httii������;k tha enemy by night, inalend ������il m pitched battle liy day | >bul on one occasion the invaden \rlcd a uigUl aU-vck. lu order to ������m.' Ivent their tramp being heard they {marched barefooted and tlmy had inc. 'cccded lu creeping cloro up to tho, SooltUh forci>a unobierved, when one of them stepped on a thistle and uttered a orv of pain. Tho alarm wss given and tlm iiitiick was beaten off, Out of gratitude tho thlstlo was adopted us the ���������Insignia o Bcotlend. Wist Saw. AuibiMiislor -lames Ihyce.wai talk- 1HR at a ti-JCpliylk ui WivsiilsU;���������;.'; about tbe abulitlon ol "birching' at Kton, the famous Hngliih school. ��������� *-"l nm glad,' Mr, Bnco aald, "llial. Kton boys will be no longer blivhad. T nnt afraid that ������ou..a cf tho masters jof Jltou hnv.vhltneiti', t'eiieveu tuo 'itrongly In Ihe apothegm,, 'A puyli s leslremlly is a teacher's" opportunity'." ( - *am*mmpmmt*a*Mmm*immJtma**a'a������* amm n'W* A Clever Trio, Tha recent appointment <jf fir. TOdgeway at WsUu ol Salisbury u- calls Iho faol that he is one ol three ,ckwi brother*., Out cf tt.������������e Is the 'present nishop of ChlohaaUr, ind another Is 8tr Josaph West Rldgeway, wli > hns held important diplomats oflloes and liy been Goveruor of Cftykub. ed. nft^r their kind, to sanction po eminently _ reasonably tx proceeding, and insisted that tha bialiop-imut redd o. at Ouddeudon ���������Palaoe���������as tho place is named-1-a3 his predecessors had done. Whereupon Dr. Stiibbs, wh<) was not only a. very learned, but uho a vory wise and witty man, gave vent to'his disappointment in ft most amusing poem, oomparing-himself to Alexander Selkirk, one itau/.a of wnicn runsi "X am out of. tho reneh of the rail, I must tako nil my journey, nlone, There Isn't a horso within hall, I'm obliged to keep four of my. owl i Tho lads, who look after each beast My Hat with Indifference see, They don't leem to caro in the leact For my Gaiters, or Apron, or Me." New Lord-ln-Waltlng. Lord Willingdon, a new Loid-in- Waiting*to tho King in succe^don t.i Lord .Colehrook, C.V.O., who hn* Iieen nmiuinted Captain of the Honorable Corns of (kiiUemitu-nt-Arrn-y ,wus foruinrly a well-known and popu.' lor member of tlio Hou������,o of Comiuona wlien lie wss Mr. I'"re������mati Thoma*, end reprcfcented (list Hnitlnga ami then Hodmin, in Cornwall. Ho wa* for flftfflii years in tbe Busccx Artil- lary Militia, is a-major of tin* Sussex y-somnniy, and was uide-da-cninji to Esrl Jlrasitsy while governor of Victoria, For a vory brief pcrlwl lie aoti-d an a Junior Lord of tha Treasury, and IflHt year wnsi rHlswl to tba peerage. !Lady WiUiiigdoii. whom h������ married in IhW, 1*, thu yr.ungert dnughter of 'fieri Rrusst'y, \ Mall to Yukon, After tha first of .Octobur, rentiii,- tions wero placed on the Iind <>f mail to tlio Yukon, lo bo fcout onwurd fr*^iu White Hor e. This is owing to tiie doting of navlgnli'iii. All li-ttrr.i, postcards, slngk-wranped iiewhpapcafl, ' ��������� .,' I . 'IT I ,. I ,,..,..,. I , I l,^..,.>l.v...������, .,,.,, ..... . ��������� ��������� ��������� ��������� Lut r,s"wl'*--m-,''*rt-, *)x>\ ri^rl.'sd'.eals *'-,ii to iiswfdnalers for trade In bulk, boois- Hiid mercliaiu i������.o, circular*, pattuniii end samplra im* vxcliu'/'d. 'lhe )*.ii- oi!s may bo ofiil to Whit.* lL������ri������ by mail, U> be transformd tberu to thn I'*'.".;:** ".-���������������������>������"������������������'<' ������.'i.l '^'i* fii'i.nri'isetit will trsnsfsif tli''in to the!i! ,|uin.ij*|. ing agencies lln-re, but assumo no resv'^dbUlly, Tl ii - .. i ii Sim ij -if -i-i. r 1���������' Literary Habits, One of tho slowcu literary worl.tti Js Mr. ���������!. W- Tlar'-r,-, m!"s likni In *')<��������������� .for two hours u dny und no iikiv. Wr. .Tr*rorne K. ,l'*r.!in<i wsirls wbut ho f*>t*ls I'hf ft. Mr W, \V. Jacoi-4 consld*r������ ITiM wini* ii|ulti������ tx K<������<id day's work, \-;nli* Mr, Kraui*f������;rt Moore writis n book at a spr.nt, and then goes tor a tong hoiidav. Tha Tallest Temb In England. . ' Near tbo well-known seaport of /���������jouthnniptoii, England, there is a re- mn.rl-.ablo edifice Known as Petersen's singular becnusa it marks the buryi:*g placo ol a. certain John Petersen, a wealthy tca-pJaJilcr. The man an- iwui's to have been ralhcrnu eccentric individual, and In order to prove to tht world hl-s belief in conerote as a buildiug material,' set about the con- sti'iiotion of lids great toWer. Thf; building took many yearB to c-impleli*, but is-enfirt-ly of concrete, and by the time tho ftna) layers had.boen plac:<l had reached an altitude of more thon f������ii) feet. It ia'abum Jorty yi*ar������ am* .the tower tvas ereetes.1, and its pm- <ut condition' is certainly a justification of the faith of tho builder. As lif..', beeu indicated, Petersen loft In- f-.tnii'tions that his body hhouid be placed undor the tower, and-this was accord iugly cairicd out. Another de- '..:i':> tnat tno onamher at the Biunrnit rihiTiilsl contain a light was defeated Ly the Jinn stand which Trinity |slou������e*. 'lliu llghlhousc anthoritv, tool mi ibo rnatt'.*.r. Such an illumination. v.c-.ild hnvo been visible for mll*i out nt fi-a, and would naturally have proved very misleading to tailors.��������� ricl-Jiiiiiic American. '. Chairman el Liverpool Oemtnlttee. ' Lundoncri well remember Mr. Tom (Maun, chairman of lhe strike cuin- JtviHtci* st Liverpool, for it whs the great dock sWlko ol ISS-S which first hrcugbt him Into prominence. In fact, he thiow hlmaelf into the work oi urganlr.ntlou with ho much energy and rnthuainsin tliat on tlie day of vie t.>ry lio was elected preiWcnl of th' Docktr**' Union. Here is his autobl.i- graphy In br'.rt up to the age of 21." Worked on farm from nge of nitio to, s'inu'ii; ilnwii lnliiii (iii.l i4i pit-biuili. eleven fo'fourteen} served kvcii yours ���������niigiiH-friiig In Uirinliigbtinij s*tfli*(t* In f.'itvjfsri )W77. Ultiirniis'ly Mr. .iiain* went, in Am-triilia, Ills Iri'iinis gav* him thiii.: vcurs to be bad; iipiit. JL* "trttick it for nine, nnd iif* iijI st:;i;sv Inc. i.iuc ni.n i^-i'ii ,..;<.!.. Huxley on M������n, I'r J. Iluylf'-t- onco ' wrots* t.i Mrs. W. K. Clifford' about men, "J'li*>y an- vc-ry ���������justn* dnlmiiis ������������������ n mlalure ul Ik-vm- tietvistisnei's, niv ������tuliboriiii'*4i nml <"'iini'! niiuK'i*, wit ri ������n isugn imn. bing about uiicxiK'etedly like tbo apple iu tin* |'i;jm.*t, ii ml wlit-n iliry can d������ r-ifit'tjy, iin they please they aro very iiHnl \*i driv������." Caravans Hie Hebby. Mr .hiiU.C" five f-njs tbtie i������ iiot'.i. ing ���������������,<> rt'S'Iul to the brain and body hi is i.nia.ur. hsilidai* II ir.varlably ������������pi*t:-Jj4 pan sj| tho Lr.iig Waiinri its ,r������ ctravim without a sing!* ������ervatit. iWiiit ins ti������wu'<<fttik;<-ig, ������a>bijig-u|^ tii>i iif<J-inaU(iiit. THE NEWS, CUMBERLAMD, BRITISH COLUMBIA. i.-.^. trnvaammaammTmi -> I ������-.,V������T**Ji������-M UtlU XMAS GIFTS XMAS GIFTS 63 What gift could you imagine more sensible, or more to be appreciated than a nice piece of Furniture. There is always something appropriate to give, aud it is an ever constant reminder of the Our-������ giver. China CaMnots range fiom rreesora and Stands from. Itookera from. . Extension Tab.QB tr m...., Couohoaf.om ..,,..... ... Sideboards from Dolls, Toys, Etc., Ktc., ...?....$18 to 385 ...,.....$15 to $50 .......$ 1 to $8.50 ,.......,$10 to $25 $Q to $30 ... ,$aoto$eo on show next week. ^imswismi : WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN A. McKIHlTON McPhee Block, Cumberland . - - o s-aaraciwMuwu^ - =t| (?)������������������<jX3><sxs: ���������^tI ^SXsXsX&SXsXs)������^ C&sXSxSXSXsXSS'^^ m. nif\. ���������,, PASHICMABLG TAILOR Ladies' & Gentlemen's taij.or made suits FROM ������20.00 TO ������35,00, Gleaning and Pressing DONE AT Reasonable Prices. I!=: Phone 52 Cumberland B.C, Happy New Year This year it was "Merry Christ mas" all around. Fat turkey, with the usual sundries, furnished the inner man delight, the social spirit was given play in many ways, and in "fact the day was a happy anniversary. Anything like a. full account of the social happenings of the day and evening cannot be given. Time aud space forbids; but never was the day more universally observed in our ci ty. As we are about fo let go of the old year we realise that to most of us it has been a kind year.���������to a few the dark side hrs been turned, to others the sunny side. We must not forget that , upon the homes of some of our readers,siuce last Christmastide a shadow has fallen, and the 'mantle of sorrow has wrapped the inmates in its sombre folds. Other homes are like the empty ueststhathang on^tlie withered bough���������desolate because the life jj*ms***t*j&**^*#&^^ N^^M*������������^v>������^fr*&������*y%y ; MAROCCHI ;;6r6s GROCERS & BAKERS AND PROPRIETORS OF CUMBERLAND BOTTLING WORKS Tommy's Bicycle Shop ��������� * ��������� ��������� - //'* H. N&kanishi, P^op. *iH"FH-'H,i,'H'riV'H,*H,4' ���������GENERAL REPAIRING OF��������� ' icycles, Sowing Machines; Guns, Etc.. Etc, Plumbing Done. __n and song went out with the birds. _Ne\v homes have been made������������������ new lies formed and old ones seveded, but inour onward march it is not well to stop to measure the load each one carries. No life is either all Sunshine or all storm, If the new year brings prosperity, let us rejoice; if adversity, let us be brave. Let us be thankful that "our lines have fallen in pleasant places; that -'it is as well with ns as it is," and use our utmost endeavors to make this a happy year. Let us" quick ly turn over the sad page and look at the bright picture thut aw.'ils us. Let us quickly pene trate nny cloud that may float o'er onr pathway uud view at len-jfli the beautiful, silver lining beyond. S. S. Oowioliiui will Mil 8 p. m, Saturday, 2ih'd Dee,, from Van. oouv'-i', Hetiiniiiii; will leave Comox 10 a. in., and Niuniimo nt (5 p. in, on Siimi'tv, arriving buck in Viitic isvnr ut Si.80 j������. in, Her trip to Pm! Hurvov ami wny jH.iii.iH on Mondny. l2sr)tli, will ho ciUK'-'lled, WANTKn���������Twidmr foi-Suml wick nclinsil, first or Hoeoinl t*\iw, S,i)u*y SHS.OO, Apply L, U, Clifl'f, Secretary, Sand wick, B. I.!. The Ladies' Aid The old church bell had long been cracked; ������ Its call was but a groan; It seetn'd to sound a funeral knell With every broken tone. -'We need a bell,' the brethren ' said, '���������But taxe3 must be paid: We have no money we cau spare- Just ask the Ladies' Aid." ' The shingles on the roof were old, The rain came down in rills; The brethren slowly shook their heads And spoke of "monthly bills." The chairman of the board arose And said, "I am afraid That we shall have to lay the case Before the Ladies' Aid." The carpet had beeu patched and patched , Till quite beyoad repair, Aud through the aisles aud .bu ��������� the steps The boards showed hard aud bare. , '" "It is too bad!"' the brethren said; "An effort must be made To raise an interest on the part Of members of the Aid," Bicycles for Salo and Hire* P.O. Box 360 Local agent for Cleveland, Massey-Hanis aud Perfect bicycles. Telephone 7-0 .Agents for Pilsener Brewing Company's BEER Wholesale Dealers in all Kinds of Wines aud Liquors. SECONDr STREET IaafmM)^^^*^*^*^iifl^a^ammta^il*f^*-*aaMaaayfamMi a)A&*aj0maa^*ifmfa\tt9ma\mmKa*am\ was be- The-preach er 's"stipel hind; The poor man blushed to meet The grocer and the butcher as They passed him on the street: But nobly spoke the brethren then "Pastor, you shall be paid! We'll call upon lhe treasurer Or our good Ladies'Aid. ���������'Ah," said the men!���������������������������lhe way lo heaven Is long and hard aud steep; With slopes of ease on either side The path Mis hard to keep. We cannot climb the heights alone; Our hearts are sore dismayed; We ne'er shall get to Heaven at all Wi-hout the Ladies' Aid!" ���������Christian Endeavor World. Xmas Presents A Stock of over to Select From Xmas Presents INGS, DIAMONDS, WATCHES, FOBS, PENDANTS, CHAINS, BRACELETS, SILVERWARE, LOCKETS, BROOCHES. BERT ASTON -T-HE-JEWEI^BOX- yA^*^������**^*^AAA*^^^^*WW/|i^WWVWWq If you want Cheapest and Best patronise��������� K. ABE & Co. No, 5 Japanese Town. Fine Groceries, Dry Goods, Candy, Fruits, Etc., Etc. I have 3 fine Baths, complete, white enamelled ware, good quality, cost ������45.00 each, Now $35.00 each SAAAA^ATWWVWVVW'W^ Js\Mllll!l!llllll!!!l>llllllls1liU)t!ll!lllllllllim " *~ ~" Reaorve $7,200,000 Capital $0,200,000. Next to Tarbell's Store. 1 The Royal Bank of Canada, ������ 1 DRAFTS ISSUED IN ANY CURRENCY, PAYABLE ALL 1 OVER THE WORLD. I SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to SAVINGS ACCOUNTS & interest I at highest Current Hates allowed on iHpoHts of $1 and upwards. I CUMBERLAND, B. C, Bionch, Open Daily. . I UNION WHARF, B. 0,, Sub-Brach, Open Thursdays g D. M. MORRISON, Manager. I COURTENAY, B. C, Branch, Open Daily. j WM. HOFP, Manager. %IIIIIUI������IIIRaillHltlllllllllll|llllllllllUllllli!llll!i!!llllllll!lUlltllllllUH hleii Vs. Single FOR SALE���������40-two months' old pigs. ii\. er.eh. Apply Robert Sollnu, liovndy Island. WANTED���������Teacher for Min- to soli'io!. S.'tl-ify $(15, Apply A. Siimiuvilii', \>.C. WANTED Diiti- Box I Ciimlvrlnnd ..?>.... \! UC i'ii 1 i.'iii'in.'i' ior _w-1 t'l (*.!'. |'l'������*tl('<' till* ., ' ,������ .... ')'!'������������������ ���������'. ���������f.-vno. ;-i ������u������.������t ny, (.htmjcrliuid, Norinc, ". !i' -,nnui,l tin*,''' nj nf tlie Co- ln<-.\' Ci'-.;irU'iy A*������.* Delation Ltd., will bu liei'l in t'.u Ajj-i'icuhui'iil Had, Courtenay, <"\- Thm>:d.U', Jmiiinry l&tli, J'.Hil af' H p. i���������. Wil. l'O.N'CAN, Sccrfilwv. Singles Win by Score of 2 to 1 The above tenuis met at the Y in an exhibition game on Xmas Day. The weather was fine, aud l-.'iig before the game about 100 anxious spectators lined the ropes. To keep the crowd in H'ood humor the second eleven of the Cumberland baud 'played a few selection1*,"which were much appreciated. At 10.30 a.m, the married men tool; the field, led by their stalwart captain, Ellis RugeiH, followed a few seconds Utter hy the unmarried men, who looked a fine team. Referee Sttt- tie soon had the teams lined up nud Ihe game started, the married men facing a strong sun. In the first minute Richards looked like scoring, but his shot went over. ,',Thcyoungsters, however, were soon at the other end. nnd, wnt 11 well plucut tM-i'ir uus.se-1 a jn'.uid clinnr'--. Shortly before hri'l'-'iuH* the y'>*'m*yl'i'!' :;:*i>!���������."-,], a fine pa;*:-'. iVnni )'.i;*y'i In- ,'-.>' I,.' , .:.v.:l ' '!,. I.::..., ,u... was piajing a great game. No iiunf sores. After a brief rcst the play was resumed, The married men set to gamely aud clever play 011 the part of Orr (OW Jock) brought the scores level. After this the game became one of the fastest ever seen on the Island. Niehol- !IIIIIHilUlnlllllllllUIIIIIIIIIIIUUIin!llllllllllll|IUIIII!llttllllilllll!lllllllll% Anxious lo succeed? To start in business for yourself, at present impossible lor lack of capital ? If so, young man, will you entrust lhe sum of 83 cents a day for a limited period to the care of Western Canaiu, and let her work for you to give you the start you are looking for, Our great Combination Town Lot. Offer will stand the \t.ictest investigation, Mail a.Postcard-and DO IT NOW! Da r ORDki. courtenay, b.c. V/fllKiHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIlllllU attendance, he was^soou able to resume. 1 ff Fifteen minutes from time Freer scored 11 -atlicr doubtful goal. The old fellows claimed off-side, but the referee thought otherwise. Time aud again Richards, who was playing the game of hi* life, came near scoring, and it was only the clever goalkeeper. Micky Williamson, who kept him from finding the net . . The finish came with no further scoring, aajnammamiawVatitfWaxaaam^ MOVING ? Pianos and 1; URN 1. TU UK i'leiglii, Wood a iii I Coal Hauled "IDEMEIW. Cumberland Hall Thursday, Dec. 28 C. I������. WALKER Presents And Company In Friusley Sheridan's Brilliant i Comedy P. Phillipps Harrison BARRISTER AND SOLICITOR NOTARY PUBLIC CONVEYANCING Dunsmuir avenue cum erland, ���������aincs_n_*an_____M V. BOflO^A. LUholesale Dealer in WljMES, LIQUOR & BEEl? P. 0. BOX 482 PHONE 20.... CUMBERLAND This is the first spring in the history of Comox District that the local demand for eggs has been equal to Jhe supply. Nothing pays better than poultry, if they are rightly managed. Begin with the little fellows and fied them CHICK FOOD, which is a ���������mixture of bone meal, wheat, oats, corn'nnd othor guaiu, cut nud blended in the right proportion to make them thrive nnd grow, For sale by A. B. CRAWFORD, - - Courtenay, B. DliALER IN FLOUR AND FEND, I R. HORNAL PHONIC 5 7 Windermere Ave. OUDUkS .TAKUN l-'OR NUT C0AI. Tlie following arc the winning numbers iu the drawing which took place nt T. I), McLean's ou Saturday night last:���������is', 305, .'on wns laid out, but afu*r being l Mrs .Merrifield, 2nd. 2r\\\ 3rd, attended to by the Cumberland iU. The winning numhei in the ��������� 1 auibulauce corj������s, which was tu drawing for the pillow is 52. *,i.ii.K's'.Uii .jceiiie )i,(piipnji-r*i HaiuLome Cosutues Reserved vSc*ats on .������ale at A, H. 1'eacey's Drug Store: Reserved seats:���������81.00 and 75c, Geneial admission, 50c, ! CUMBERLAND CAFE- JACK k RICHARDS IV'pri'-tov������\ From one-tenth to on������-fifth cenli pet mite eovert tlie cm! ol oprnttag a HARLEY-DAVIDSON HOTOr. CYCLE Th*������ll������nlOr������yl'������llew Thii mwhino is nlwayi mdv lot a hurry-unlriporapleMuro mn. Will do the road work of 3 liorui. No eipeoie when Idle. We -would like lo (sill you , more about the attaint iport in tha world. Come in and vn ut, THOS. PIJWtCY, DrAUP* Victoria. B.C. ������������������If you gel i ai I'.uukV.s a s ALL UltillT." PH -Wo Do KopRirirur ._fm.mmlm_mm MSJIMBMsl iODbMIMII m j wm mm
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