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Tenth Year—No. 10 Grand Forks, B. C, Friday. January 13, 1911. $1.00 Per Year in Advance.
make me weak so have ache under and tumble weed (amaranthus grae- hat two weeks." Old Jake is worth THE FARMER cizans.) W ACCLAMATION about $7000 in cash in thebanks.has In fighting weeds it is a well a quarter section of land estimated known and established fact that i to be worth $30,000, and is known ERADICATION OF WEEDS IN ORCHARDS just as they appear above ground is 3Jo Contest for Mftyor,Alder- to have. $1600 in gold hidden away. Written for The Sun by the time when they are most easily United States SupremeCourt men or School Trustees The hiding place is unknown. W. A. Cooper. killed. At this stage on a warm Years ago an Indian village stood day. Iwo strokes of the common Decides in Favor of the To eradicate weeds with the least in This Oity in what is how known as the Yaki spike-tooth harrow does very effec possible work and by the cheapest Great Northern ma Indian reservation, where the tive work, and every effort should methods requires a careful selection Hunt family now carry on a general be made to destroy them before the of the tool to btr used, the time to There were only six candidates for farming business. All that is left of third leaf makes its appearance, for use it, and also a knowledge of the The United 'States supreme court aldermen, three for school Trustees the old settlement is a little church, this is the time when weeds can be habits of the different varieties of has affirmed the decision of the su and one for mayor nominated on a totem pole and a number of eradicated with tbe least amount of weeds. preme court of the Htateof Washing Monday laBt, the result being the mounds where the Klickitats lie labor, and consequently at least ex By far the largest number of ton in the case of the Spokane & election by acclamation of the entire who coubi not reach the century pense. The disc is an effective tool weeds that menace the orchardist British Columbia railroad against ticket. The following is the person mark. Old Jake says that this was to use for most weeds whan not are annuals; that is, the seed ger the Washington & Great Northern, nel of the new city government: the Indians' paradise before the ad larger tban 2^ inches in length, the minates and becomes a plant, which a subsidiary branch of the Great Mayor—B. Gaw, proposed by E. vent of the early white settlers. exceptions being those weeds tbat in flowers, produces seeds and dies in Northern system. Tbe suit involved Miller, seconded by G. M. Fripp. All kinds of big game were plentiful. their early stage form rosettes of a period of less than twelve months. the right of way across the Colville Aldermen, East Ward—J. A. leaves close to the ground and bave Old Jake was considered tbe live To successfully deal with these Indian reservation from Republic to -Smith, proposed hy F. W. Bussell, deep setting roots, such as tumbling liest buck in tha tribe when their annuals they must be divided into tbe Columbia river. The court holds seconded by D. McCallum; W. Bon mustard, shepherd's purse, etc. annual pow-wows took place, which two classes—the winter annuals and that the grant to the Washington & thron, proposed by H. C. Kerman, Such weedsj and all weeds taller were kept up until ten years the summer annuals. All peifect Great Northern was made hy the seconded by N. L. Mclnnes; Fred than 3^ inches, and those with ago. Tom-toms, fancy dresses, weed seeds in the soil tbat are not federal government and cannot be Downey, proposed by H. C. Ker spreading habit, tbe most effective painted faces, dancing, singing and placed too deep, witb sufficient disturbed except by the United man, seconded by 0. D. Clark. and practically the only tools to use feasting was the order of the day moisture, air and heat will germin States. The suit was brought in the Aldermen, West Ward—B. Le are the cutting tools, such as tbe and night, lasting a week or more. ate, irrespective of the month or first instance by the plaintiff on the quime, proposed by JeS Davis, sec Kimball or Acme cultivator. Old Jake is said to have married season of the year. The difference ground that the Washington & Great ond by James McArdle; Jeff Davis, Tbe biennials and perennials are seven times during his long career, between the winter and the summer Northern had not lived up to the proposed by E. Miller, seconded hy very little bother to tbe orchardists but there will be only a widow and annuals is that the winter annuals terms of its grant of the right of way, W. B. Bower; C. A. S. Atwood, pro of this district, the only two that a few children to fall heir to his will live through the winter and in that it did hot build twenty-five posed H. L, Hodgson, seconded by are noticeable being the sheep sor property. continue to grow, whereas the sum miles of roadbed a year. The plain N. L. Mclnnes. rel, perennial, and green tansy mus mer annuals winterkill, and as the tiff muintttihed its right to take over School Trustees—J. W. Bather' tard, biennial. Apples as an Asset first weeds the orchardist has to this grant and attempted to oust the ford, proposed by W. K. C. Manly, Tbe apple is an asset, financially, contend witb in the spring are the The tools required by the orchard Great Northern aud secure the prop seconded by 0. H. Hull; W. A. ist to destroy weeds most success- morally and politically. winter annuals, this class will be erty for itself.. The ruling of. the Cooper, proposed by J. T. Lawrence, lully and with the greatest economy "A little land and a living," is the dealt with first. ure spike-tooth harrow, disc harrow court means that since the grant waa seconded by J. W. Butherford; D. slogan of the hour. The upost aggressive and hardest und Kimball or Acme cultivator. from the federal government it is in McCallum, proposed by G. D. Clark, Tbe apple is the aristocrat of foods to combat of the winter annuals are the bands of the latter alone to de •seconded by W. A. Cooper. aud tbe best medicine. shepherd's purse (capsilla bursa- NEWS OF THt CITY termine when the terms of the grant The climate and conditions that pastores), tumbling mustard (sisym have been violated. A. D. Morrison, treasurer of the Frank Fritz Sells Claims are best for apples are best for man. brium altissimum), commonly Grand Forks Poultry association, The last issue of the Hope News Anarchy never gathered fruit from known as Jim Hill mustard, and ORE SHIPMENTS this week received a letter fioni Ihe says: One of the most notable deals its own apple tree. wild peppergrass (lepidium apeta- department, acknowledging the re made in Steamboat mining claims Apple orchards are better nurseries lum), while tbe following are more The following are the returns of ceipt of dues for thirty-six new mem was trantacted during the weelt pre for citizenship than the deck of bat or less troublesome, and well known the ore prod uetion of the Boundary bers, iu which the olliciul stated thut mines for the week, and also for the ceding Christmas, when Frank Fritz, tleships or 'nilitary camps. to orchardists: Ball mustard (nes- one of the pioneer locators in the The man in tbe orchaad is always the Urand Forks association easily vear to dute: lia paniculalu) prickly lettuce (lac Total for 1910 district, sold six of hiB claims to led all otber associations iu the a good citizen. tuca seariola), and a species of blue Granbv _...-. 24,659 1,112,925 province. Mahon, McFarland & Proctor, in Hurt culture is a science, not a devil. Mother Lode.: 7,298 304,050 vestment brokers, of Vancouver. guess. The seeds of most winter annuals Rawhide 4,050 47,350 The two arbitration cases between Snowshoe.. 2,020 146,845 The amount paid for these claims, The twentieth century is to be the will germinate at a low tempera the Granby coinpany and former Oro Denoro 9,339 while it is of sufficient magnitude to age of the apple, and British Colum ture, and especially so is it tlie esse employees of the oompany at Phoe Jackpot. ..;:: 444 16,783 the parties concerned, is, for busi bia is to be part of its empire. wilh Bbeplierd's purse; und it is be nix, for dumages for injuries sus No. 7.....,.'...V. 140 1,042 ness reasohs, not made public. Mr. Tbe apple box is nature's medi cause of ils ability to germinate at tained by the men, which were Golden Eagle 120 Fritz still retains four other claims cine chest. Sally .„..•.._.... 32 BO buy a temperature that so ninny heard before Judge Brown last week, on Steamboat, which, together with Bather trusl a judge that loves ap- young plants of this specieB appear were concluded on Saturday. Judg those he disposed of, he located laBt' pies than one who bankers after Total'.:.,...... 38,897 1,699,086 above ground in the late full, as ment wus reserved in both cases. summer, and which he will develop j bear meat, Smelter treatment— also do a large number of tumbling Granby..; 24,695 1,032,918 at an early date, Apples are an antidote for drink " mustard und wild peppergrass' All James Rooke is in Victoria attend B. C. Copper Co... 14,645 120,077 Messrs. Mahon. McFarland & and tobacco. plants of this species that appear ing the annual meeting of the Brit- Proctor have employed Wm, Lewis, Apples ctrry the pure food stimps above ground before the snow isli Columbia Fruit Growers' asso METEOROLOGICAL one of the best known and most ex of the great physiciad. comes, if left, by the time when the ciation. pert mining men in the northwest, The road that leads to the orch snow has gone in the spring and the Ail extra gang of workmen have RAINFALL, to exploit their new acquisition, and ard is the pathway to a simple, soil is in condition to work, have de completed laying u new sidetrack in The record of the rainfall at this they are satisfied that their invest happy, prosperous life. veloped into sturdy young plants since the installation of the govern- the C.P.R. yurd in this oity. ment will prove to be a most profit with roots that have a good, linn ment rain- gauge on Cooper Bios', ranch is: able one. Boundary Hockey League hold in the soil, and as the snow P, 11. Donaldson Ieit for Victoria Mr. Fritz has taken advantage of , INCURS , Jan. 12—Greenwood al Phoenix. goes off in the spring more of the the latter part of lust week to attend ', Kiiinfull. .Snowfall the business deal which he has so Jan. 16—Grand Forks at Green plants of these low temperature ger tbe annual meeting of tbe British January:. .:•,,, .211 6.25 successfully completed, and has wood. minating seeds will appear above Columbia Fruit Growers' association. 01 11.00 gone to join his family at Grand Jan. 20—Greenwood at Grand the ground. .80 Angus Pearl, daughter of Rev. April :. ,29 Korks, B.C., to spend the holidays Forks, The best method to eradicate the with them. He is axdected to re and Mrs. II. W. Wright, died on 1.21 Jan. 24—Phoenix at Greenwood. winter annuals is to go over the lune V. tiie 6th lust, after un illne.-s of about 1.15 turn slicntly, and he will doubtless Jan. 27—Grand Forks at Phoenix ground as late in the fall u" possible July ten days. The funeral wus held ou o.os be one of tho first bunch of Steam Jan. 30—Phoenix at Grand ForkB with some turning tool such as a August 0.64 Saturday ullcriioon from tbe home boat mountain invaders that will Feb. 8—Grand Forks at Green* plow or disc, and in the spring us September,,,, 0.82 ol tlie parents, Rev. ,M. 1) McKee Oetober 0.75 swarm into that rich region between woo.ij soon us the soil will permit double now and the early spring. conducting tbo service. 1.05 4.00 Feb. 6—Greenwood at I'hoenix. disc, with the disc set at tbe greatest December 03 12.26 Feb. 9—Greenwood at Grand possible uugle, lapping half the Burn—In Grand Forks, on Satur Total preci pitalioii fur year 19 111, 11.81 inches, "Too Much Picture" Forks. discs. day, January 7, tu Mr. and Mrs. J. Jake Hunt, the oldest Indian in Feb. 13—Phoenix at Greenwood Summer Annuals—The first of the E. Wells, u daughter. thc northwest, reputed to be 108 summer unnuuls usually to appear CUSTOMS RECEIPTS years old, who has a son 77 years of Mining Stock Quotations above ground is the wild buckwheat John It. Terry, who for the past R, R, Oilpin, auatnma ullleer at this age, will not live many more moons. BOSTON, Jan. I El, —The follow, (polygonum convolvulus), followed five and a half years has been assist purl, inabos ths following rti tniled report Jack Coon, a son-in-law, attributes ing are today's opening Quotations for shortly by the Russian pigweed ant professor ol poultry at tbe On nf lilt- oUstOipB IMCelpIl »t Ilie . iiruill, ! the stocks iniMiti mi'il: iuili.1 uHii.nis ndiei-H, ns repnrtsd '" th-' the old man's illness to "too much (uscyris auiuriintoides), lamb's tario Agricultural college, Guelph, chief otlieo in this eity, tor tin' month ol Asked. Bid has taken charge of tbe | onllry de- I>ec*mb_>': p dure," pointing to Jake's photo I Granny Consolidated. 45,00 89,60 quarter (chciiopodium album), red- root pigweed (nmariinthus retrollex- paitmeiit affairs under tbe depart (iriii.il Fink. $2,0(1404 graph. "Too much picture makelB, C. Copper 50 0.75 Phoecil 780 94 too many of him; scatter hiin all us), cow cockle saponaria vuceariii), ment of agriculture of British Col- Cat.i ado 6257 over so when cold come now, ho die. | E. E. Gibson relurned Ti Russian thistle (salsola koli), an- lumbia. He entered upun Wis du ('arson '-!" 85 I have picture taken long time ago; duy from a business trip to Spokane, nual cow thistle (sonchus clcraeous), ties lbe first ol tbe new year. Total 18,900.00 THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B..C.
ODDITIES OF NAMING. Process by Which Things Receive Montreal Woman Cured of If You Want to be Sure of Quality Their Designations. Besides port and sherry, other irines indicate the districts or coun Stubborn, Itching Eczema Buy tries from which they are obtained by their names are madeira, cham pagne, moselle, and the town of Every skin sufferer should read v-hat "I stuck to the Cuticura treatment, and Cognac, in France, is inseparably Miss Mary A. Bentley, 93 University St, thought if I could use other remedies for connected with good brandy. It may Montreal, writes of her seven years of not be so generally known that the over seven years with no result, and after word "grog" was derived from the eczema, how she could not sleep or put only having a few applications and finding nickname of Admiral Vernon, who her hands in water, how she tried all man ease from Cuticura Ointment, I thought it introduced the mixture into the navy, ner of treatment and even i hospital, but deserved a fair trial with a severe and and who was called "Old Grog," grew worse, and how she found prompt stubborn case. I used the Cuticura Oint Medicinal and Toilet Preparations from the grogram breeches that he relief and final cure in Cuticura Soap and ment and Soap for nearly six months and You certainly take no chances when wore. Cuticura Ointment I am glad to say that I have hands as clear you buy any toilet article or medicinal Another textile derived from the name of a place is calico, from Cali as anyone.. I honestly believe if all suf preparation which bears the name NA- "Some nine years ago I noticed small cut, in India; and the province of ferers of eczema would just stop paying DRU-CO and this trade mark. pimples breaking out on the back of my Ulster has given its name to the long doctors' bills and treat themselves with hands. They became very Irritating, and Aa toon as you IM "NA-DRU-CO" overcoat with a cape much in vogue the Cuticura Remedies, they would not a few years ago; while millinery is gradually became worse, so that I could yea can be absolutely certain that the regret it article is the very best ALWAYS LOOK FOR THIS generally supposed to be derived from not sleep at night I consulted a physician, TRADE MARK "Milaner," a trader in Milan goods. who treated me a long time, but it got "It is my wish that you publish this The National Drug and Chemical Com Wellington and Blucher boots ob worse, and I could not put my hands, in letter to all the world, and if anyone doubts pany of Canada, Limited, has spent thousands ol dollars In perfecting this tain their names from the two fam it, let them write me." line of over 125 NA-DRU-CO preparations. ous generals who took so prominent a water. I was treated at the hospital, and The formula are (he best known to medical science. part in the Battle of Waterloo, and it was just the same. I was told that it (Signed) Miss MA»Y A. BINTLEY, The purity and strength ot the Ingredients are assured by rigid tests. Hessian and Balmoral boots were was a very bad case of eczema. Well, I 93 University Street; Montreal. named after places, /fames of vehi just kept on using everything that I could The compounding is done by expert chemists, who are thoroughly Sept. 14, 1910. cles which originated^ from names of for nearly eight years, until I was advised qualified for a work so vital to your health. persons are hansom, after its inven to try Cuticura Ointment. I did so and Knowing that everything has been done to make them right, we tor, Joseph Aloysius Hansom; broug Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sold I found after a few applications and by guarantee, positively and unreservedly, each and every NA-DRU-CO ham after Lord Brougham; and Vic hy druggists everywhere. No other treat toria, after her late Majesty, Queen bandaging my hands well up that the preparation. If you find any one unsatisfactory we want you to return It ment for the skin is so economical, agree Victoria. The hame of Charles Mack burning sensations were disappearing. I to the druggist from whom you bought it and he will refund your money. able and speedily effective. Send to the intosh is preserved in the waterproof could sleep well, and did not have any Ask your physician or druggist all about the NA-DRU-CO line. They coat invented by him, and of John Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., sole props., itching during the night I began after a are men of standing in your community, worthy of your confidence, and Loudon Macadam in the word mac Boston, U. S. A., for the latest Cuticura while to use Cuticura Soap for a wash for ln position to tell you, for we will furnish to any member of either pro adamize, the process of mending book, giving full directions for treating them, and I think by using the Cuticura fession, on request, a lull list of the ingredients in any NA-DRU-CO roads by rolling in broken fragments skin and scalp troubles, from pimples and of granite or other stones, which he Soap and Ointment T was much benefited. preparation. dandruff to eczema and ulcers. invented. Currant takes its name from Cor NA-DRU-CO Dyipepsia Tablets NA-DRU-CO Laxatives inth, from the neighborhood of which Cure sour stomach—heartburn—flatulence Act without any discomfort. the small dried grape is exported; —indigestion—chronic dyspepsia. Increased dows not needed. NA-DRU-CO Baby Tablets cayenne pepper from the province of Shipping Fever NA-DRU-CO Headache Wafers Relieve Baby's Ills. Especially Cayenne, in French Guiana; peach Influenza, pink eye, epizootic, distemper and alt nose and throat dis Stop a headache In 30 minutes. valuable during teething. eases cured, and all others, no matter how "exposed," kept from having Contain no harmful drug. is the Persian fruit, damson the an; of these diseases with SPOHN'S LIQUID DISTEMPER CURE. NA-DRU-CO Talcum Powder NA-DRU-CO Tooth Paste Damascene or Damascus plum,' but Three to six doses often cure a case. One uO-cent bottle guaranteed to 3 kinds—Violet -Reee-Fleih Color. Cleanses throughout—prevents decay the so-called Jerusalem artichoke do so. Best thing for brood mares. Acts ou the blood. Uo and SI a Gems of refreshment and refinement. —makes the teeth beautifully white. bottle. tO and 111 a dozen bottles. Druggists and harness shops. has no connection with the capital of Dlstrlblitors-ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. National Drug and Chemical Coinpany of Canada, Limited Palestine, being a corruption of the SI'OHN MEDICAL CO.. Chemlili. Goshen, ladlaaa. II. S. A. Italian girasole (sun-Howe.), a Wholesale Branches att plant which it much resembles in Halifax—St. Join—Meatreel-Ouawa-Kinsaten—Teraate—Haafltea growth. "Penury" A Hero Loadoa—Wlaaipav-Meaiee-CaliaiT—Nel»o__-V«__cou».r-Victoria. 40 Kidderminster. Axminster, Turkey Daughter—"What is penury, mam Kicker^"My greatgrandfather car and Brussels give their names to ma?" ried that drum all through the revo special kinds of carpets, and the Author's wife—"Penury, my dear, is lution." last-named to Brussels sprouts; what your father doesn't earn by his Snicker—"And whenever he sighted "Something Like That" Practical Gruyere, Cheddar, Stilton, to special pen!" the enemy he beat it, I suppose."— "So he praised my singing?" "Yes, "She told me that he had written kinds of cheese; Manila and Havana, Brooklyn Life. lie said it waa heavenly." "Did, lie, thirty-one sonnets extolling her to well-known brands of cigar; while Many inhort weak lungs, and as now?" "Well, something like that. charms." Cochin-China and Guinea are repre disease usually assnils the weakest He said it was unearthly." "Gracious! Did she marry him?" sented in thc names of farmyard point, these persons are continually "Mercy, no! She married a corner fowls, and the latter also in the now exposed to attacks of cold and pul grocer."—Cleveland Plain Dealer. obsolete coin at one time minted from monary disturbances. The speedy use ShflohbGiire Guinea gold. of Bickl"'s Anti-ConsumptiVe Syrup aalakly slops coughs, earee aoids. heal* The Kidneys will be found a preventive and a pro Sta throat and lunga. • • • U Mala. $100 Reward, $100. Personal names given to roses and other flowers and plants, to -pears, tection, .strengthening the organs so The readers of this paper will be l^at they are not so liable to derange apples, and other fruits, to names of Doctor (to his cook, who is just Wear Out pleased to learn that there is at least ment from exposure or abrupt atmos towns, rivers, mountains, and other leaving)—"Sarah, I am sorry, but I one dreaded disease that science has pheric changes. Bickle's Syrup is can oniy give you a very indifferent But Many People of Advanced Years geographical features are too numer oeen able to cure in oil its stages, cheap nnd good. character. Have Learned How to Keep These ous to mention. Among names of Organs Healthy by Using itnd that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Sarah—"Well, sir, never mind. Cure is the only positive cure now countries and states the following, however, are worthy of notice: Am Many a young man loses his head Just write it like you do your pre DR. CHASE'S " known to the medical fraternity. trying to win a girl's heart. scriptions." Catarrh being a constitutional disease erica, after Amerigo Vespucci, who KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS requires a constitutional treatment. did not discover America; Columbia, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern after Christopher Columbus, who did; The kidneys are often the first or ally, acting directly upon the blood Victoria and Queensland, after her gans of the body to cause trouble. and mucous surfaces of the syst-in, late Majesty Queen Victoria; and THF Famous Their work of filtering the blood is thereby destroying the foundation of amongst the latest creations Rhodesia greutly increased by excessive eating the disease, and giving the patient after the late Cecil Rhodes. or by use of highly seasoned foods strength by building up the constitu and ulcoholic drinks. tion and assisting nature in doing its Prints Own Dictionary. As auvanced uge comes on most work. The proprietors hove so much Rsyo Mr. Edward Dwelly, of Heme Bay, people suffer more or leas from de Inith in its curative powers that they better known by his pen-name of rangements of the kidneys. With Lamp offer On. Hundred Dollars for ai y Ewen MacDonald, is now completing some tliere are yeurs of pains and ease that it fails to cure. Send for the self-imposed task of compiling, aches, with others Bright's disease is list of testimonials. Address: soon developed and the end comes printing and publishing a Gaelic dic The Rayo Lamp tf a high trade lamp, sold at a tow price. quickly. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. tionary entirely by his own labor. To Sold by druggists, 75c. Thara *r« Itmpa tha oort nrnn, bnt thtra it an hitter lin mads ai Mr extend his knowledge of Gaelic he pHca. Coiitn«t«4 of lolld bran t airfcal platad—saif ly kapt elmn; aa Fortunately a great many havo Tnke Hall's Family Pills for consti learned about Dr. Chase's Kidney and joined variou. Scottish regiments, and ornament tn any room la any hon-w. That* li notfalni known to tha art pation. for the last fourteen years he has of lamp-making that can arid to th* T»'O§ of tha RAYO 1 amp aa a light- Liver I'ills, and are enabled by their friTlnK ritrlc*. Kr«r? daalar aTarywhara. If aot at yosta, writ* for da- use to keep the kidneys healthy and worked at the production of "Faclair aorlptira circular to tha naamut a**arv of • uctive. Husband of Three Months—"Do you Gaidlig" in monthly parts. Unable to The Imperial Oil Company, Limited. This medicine is entirely different believe a wife is justified in taking afford to pay lor publication in the from ordinary kidney treatments, and money from her husband's pockets?" ordinary way he decided to print the invigorates tlie action of the liver and Husband of experience—"Certain- work himself. He taught himself the bowels. To this combined action is ly, if he is so careless as to leave art, and after compiling a list of a T attributed its remarkable succesp. money in his pockets." million words giving their meanings Mr. Richard Preston, Osborne, and local variation!, and drawing a thousand illustrations, he turned to JNCHESUK Lambton County, Out., writes:—"I want to testify tfl the wonderful cura composing, plate-casting, printing, FACTORY LOADED SMOKELESS tive properties of Dr. A. W. Chase's trimming and binding, finally posting Kidney and Liver I'ills. Seventeen Shilohb Cure the parts to suhscr.bfcra. Next year he POWDER 8HOTQUN SHELL8 years ago I begun tlie use of this aaloklystove eonahs, eueeeold* hopes to have the work completed. medicine, when my back was so bad Wa throat aad luow. • • • M Mr. MacDonald has been cheered and Good sheila ih your gnn mean • good bag that to stoop or rise was torture to helped in his efforts by the grant nf mc. The kidneys were in had condi Mother (reprovingly, to a^youngster a civil list pension ot $250 early this in the field or • good score at the trap. tion, but these pills entirely freed me just ready to start to school)— year. Mr. MacDonald ia a Welshman Winchester "Leader" and "Repeater" of back pains. I have used tliem ever 'James that hole was not in your aud speaks Welsh fluently as well ae Smokeless Powder Shells are good shells,. since, whenever the kidneys would glove this morning." Scotch Gaelic. The work will be com get out of order, nnd now, ut eighty James (promptly)—"Where was it pleted in three volumes. Always sure-fire, always giving an even years, urn will a'id hearty, thanks to then mother?" spread of shot and good penetration, their this grnnd medicine." Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, &c. An Anclint "Frlckalss." great superiority is testified to by sports Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney and Liver A manuscript cookbook of the year Pills, one pill a dose, 25 cents a box, men who use Winchester Factory Loaded Spoldger, who was anxious to bios- 1734 contains this recipe for "a fric- nt all dealers, or Edmonson, Bates & kaise": "Take ye fowls, cut them in Shells in preference to any other make. Co., Toronto. som forth as a professional politician, was blowing his own trumpet the pieces and clean them season with otlier evening iu the private bar of peper & salt a little mace nuttmeg lALL DEALER8 KEEP THEM He (philosophically)—"Do you ap. the Red Cow, and after a while lie cuives tome parsley, a little bit nf prove of going to the theatre?" exclaimed: onion. Let them lay 2 hours then She (• ruetic>llv>-—"Oh, thank you! "No one can deny that when I ad llowr them very well, try in sweel Any night you like." dress a meeting I command the re butter & make ye bu.ter hott before spect of my hearers," you put them in. Fry a fine brown. "1 dessay you command," replied Wash ye pan A put them in a gain one ol the opposition, "but. they're with a pint of gravy. Lett them deuced few who obey," swimycr in ye gravy. Take the yolks WHEN IT C0ME8 TO of 3 eggs with a little grated nuttmeg DODDS Thousands of mothers con testify to k * little juce of lemon A 2 spoon- the virtue of Mother Graves' Worm fulls of wine. Shake it over tho lire PAPER BAGS and Exterminator, because they know till it is as thick as cream, pour over 5 KIDNEY from experience how useful'it is. ye lrickiiisn and so serve il to ye table hott." MATCHES Ths 'Eight of Haggrsvation We hear some funny things In Fleet Wa ara everywhere with tha standard goods. i'i, PIUS , 1910. street sometimes, and the following Papsr and Matchts aro our apiclaltie*. Lot uo definition of the leight, of aggrava The smith, ao Idle man la hs. tion, by a gentleman in rather shaky With soft and flabby hands, know your wants—we'll do tho root The muscles ot his soft white arms VUIDNEVJ boots, whom we encountered in a Like wornout rubber bands. well-known hostelry the other day, -BuBalo Bspreae. struck us as being particularly choice, ' i"«HCTCS ' "The 'eight of haggravation, gentle- Shifted Responsibility. TheE.B.EddyCo.Ltd said this pothouse humorist, setting his pewter on the counter and looking "Why do you never go fishing frith HULL, CANADA round proudly, with tho air of ono anybody except Blnks?" about to let off a good thing; "tho "Well, bla conscience lint as aenal- THS St PIMM, LIMITED, Aionto, Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton, 'eight of haggravation—why, tryln' to live as mine. 1 like to have him along RtgllU, Port William and Port Arthur. ketch a flea out o' yer ear with a pair ao tbat be can do tbe talking about lb« W. N. U„ No. 623. of boxin' gloves." day'a sport."-Washington 8Ur. C?
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yWPMWWMWWWWWWtltltltWWQ "Say, rather. Infinitely grand," he re better calculated to console you. It Is CROSS ON FLODDEN FIELD. plied, rising and uncovering. said that misery loves company. You "We women are apt to see the beau and I, having been made miserable by Misapprehensions Concerning "King*| tiful, you men tbe grand." sbo contin the same incident, should love each Stem." A Long j ued. "A child once said. 'God Is a other's company for tbe rest of our beautiful painter.' While tbe state lives." Although Flodden was fought close upon 400 years ago it is only during ment places the lesser above tbe great "Indeed!" said tbe lady, ln her turn Romance er. It Is still a beautifully expressed using tliat convenient word. the last month that there has been thought" "Thirty years ago 1 saved a girl unveiled a monument erected upon It Ended Realistically ln "Indeed lt Is. But the most absorb from drowning. Unfortunately 1 was the site approximately of the centre Wedlock ing effect of this scene to mo ts not so cursed sensitive that I feared to of the battlefield, "To the Brave of that It Is a picture, bnt s combination make any advance whatever lest sbe Both Nations"—Olim Hostes, Nunc should think 1 was presuming upon Fratres. By RICHARD 6. WMTE of Infinite material form*. It Is th* wonder In It that Impresses me." my service at having saved ber. 1 did Much confusion, writes a correspon dent, has arisen heretofore from the | CopyrightCopy , mo. by American Press Tb* lady having assumed tbe privi not see her again for some time after Association. we left the water, and wben 1 met ber presence of the reputed Sybil's Well lege of ber *cx to Bnt address the with its inscription on Flodden Hill A woman wbo always dresses tbo IIMX man. bo assumed the privilege of pro on her face was a scowl." among the trees above Blinkbonny, salad at tbe table has various accom An elderly gentleman sat on the ceeding further by aaklng her to be He paused, and tbe two regarded where it had been placed, or rather paniments brought to her with tbe oil broad piazza of a summer hotel over seated. each other Intently. Suddenly tbe misplaced, by the late Marchioness of and vinegar. Sometimes a sweet red lady burst forth reproachfully: Waterford with entire disregard of his pepper chopped very tine Is used; at looking the ocean. Beneath him tho "This is tb* first time In yeara," ah* torical accuracy. "Why shouldn't she have scowled? another time bard boiled eggs reduced waves were curling ln on the beach, •aid, "tbat I have been to the sea The prevailing misapprehension con casting a line ot foam over the smooth shore. I love it yet I fear It It I* to Hadn't you Ignored ber?" to flakes serve as a foundation for tbe And so lt was tbat a lady, not recog cerning "King's Stono," another sup •and. and receding with an effervesc me like the serpent that charms tb* positious site memorial consisting ot dressing. Chervil and cblves chopped ing sound. Tbere may be people wbo bird to destroy It Fancy this tranquil nizing the man who had condemned an unhewn column, has probably been very fine ire sometimes In the bottom can alt and watch this Incessant roll scene transformed by a tempest Tbere her to splnsterbdbd, told him frankly perpetuated by if it did not originate: of tbo bowl, and when tbe salad Is the story of ber life, lt was the be ing ln and recession of waves wltb a lo nothing ln nature that I* to me so in 8cott's notes to "Marmion," "it plain lettuce there may be a slice of ginning of tbe end for botb of them. miraculous aa those waves. See that which it is alleged lo mark the spot stolid Indifference. Not so George A romance that bad endured for thirty where James fell. As a matter of fact onion chopped very fine or a green Warrington, wbose spiritual part waa leviathan out thero rolling In. True, years was at last ended In reallsm- this was a very ancient tribal gather pepper minced or even • tomato. The made of Oner stuff tban tbat ot the his mane Is gilded by the moon, but thst I* to say. marriage. ing or trysting stone transported from three tablespoonfula of oil and one ot average man or woman. To bim tbe bl* body Is black. Tbere I* a terror ln some distance either mechanically or vinegar, salt and paprika go Into the billows told stories of infinity. More his very silence. Then. It breskol- Turner's Ambition. by glacial action, and ia situated about bowl, whatever lt may contain, and are three-quarters of a mile northward tban tbat, they brought bim memories. How lt pound! tbe beach! Turner could not bear to sell a emulsified wltb tbem. There waa a tinge of sadness ln It all, "1 dread the water ln any form," she from the locality of the final scene of favorite painting. He wa* always the battle. for he was alone In tbe world, without went on after a pause. "Even when lt melancholy after such a transaction. wife or child. Is tranquil lt Is treacherous. One who "I have lost one of my children this The memorial cross, which was un A Now 8oup. cannot swim may drown within a few week," he would sadly exclaim. At a veiled by Sir George Douglas, is the Not every one knows tbat tbe com The waves were recalling to bim a feet ot land. A current will glide along meeting at Somerset House it was de outcome of a giant effort by English mon Held sorrel makes a soup tbat Is picture of bla youth. He had seen It cided to purchase his two great pic men and Scotsmen from both sides of popular in France. A cultivated kind like a crawling reptile, carrying one Hires, the "Rise" and the "Fall of the border. The idea of milking the from a hotel window. The hour waa who may be caught ln lt out Into tbo with larger leaves and somewhat less Carthage," for the National Gallery. A site near where the closing tragedy acid flavor than the wild kind ta some between daylight and dark. Far out great, dark, unmerciful ocean. Oh, I Mr. Griffiths was commissioned to of. of the battle took place originated ou tbe horizon a full moon was rising, hate the water! I don't know why I fer $_!5,000 for them. "A noble offer," three years ago with the Berwickshire time* found here tn tbe fancy market*. a belt of cloud across Its center. Near came bere. I will never come again." said the painter, "a noble ofler; but, Naturalists' Club. Wash, drain and chop about a pint ot tbe sorrel and mix lt with minced er a black bulk was rising and falling "Madam," tald Warrington, "you no, I cannot part with them. Impos With regard to the numbers that sible." Mr. Griffiths, greatly disap. took part in Flodden, although the eblves. Turn tbe mixture Into a pan monotonously. Nearer still lay a point •peak as one who has been caught ln of rocks. At low tide It was a little pointed, took his leave. Turner ran Scottish army assembled in August on wl'b a tableapoonfnl of butter and the tolls of the watery element You after him. "Tell those gentlemen," he peninsula, at half tide an Island em the Bo/ough Moor of Edinburgh is cook very slowly for ten minutes. At ; bave bad what swimmers call a scare. said, "that the notion will most likely computed to have numbered 'in all tbe end of the time add three cupful* bracing a few square yards, at full nave the pictures after all." : One who has suffered from a fright tn 100,000, the camp of James on the of boiling water wltb salt and pepper tide submerged. On Its face, looking I the water will never get over It. Once morning of September 9 did not con out upon and absorbed in the beauti Long before this Turner had matur. and boll for Ave minutes. Remove j conscious of Its terrible grip, one can I'd a purpose which continued to be tain probably more than 35,000. But ful scene, sat a girl. Since she bad these comprised the flower of the from tbe Ore, stir ln tho beaten yolks never b* Induced to trust It again." his dominant idea while life lasted. gone tbere tbe sand behind her had Scots' army. The numbers of the two of two eggs and turn Into a soup tu "You are right," she said. "Tbe re- This was to bequeath to his country a been covered by tbe rising waters, and forces which faced one another, though reen over croutons. lentlesanesa of any Inanimate force Is Turner gallery of pictures and to •he was unconscious that ber retreat Mimas $500,000 to build and endow an at first largely in favor of the Scots. terrible, but it seems, to me tbat the were probably pretty well equalize! •ver dry land had been cut off. asylum for decayed artists. It was for power of water la tbe most terrible of nfter the dramatic disappearance of Spiced Plums. Quirk thought shot through tbe brain this great object that he denied him all. How can people cross and recross Home and Huntly's division of 8,000 For tbe sirup allow one pound of of tbe young man looking out of the self all pleasures that cost money, all the ocean? It would seem that one luxuries. His resolve, once made, to 10,000 men shortly after the begin sugar to eacb pound of fruit and a window. The tide his fancy transfig ning of the battle. ship being sucked down Into tbe maw eould not be shaken. On one occasion scaut pint fit vinegar to every three ured to a savage ln the wilderness of the monster would be enough to de he was offered $500,000 for the art The arm mostly used by the Scot? pounds of sngar. To each peck of witb raised tomahawk stealing on bis ter others from trusting themselves treasures locked up in the "den." was a keen and sharp spear fifteen plums allow one tablespoonfnl of prey. Again It was a serpent encir "Give me the key of the house, Mr. feet long. Targets .also were carried upon Its treacherous bosom." ground cinnamon, one of cloves, on* cling tbe girl and drawing its colls Turner," said a Liverpool merchant, by them, and when the spears failed of mace aud one of allspice. Prick eacb Warrington wns sure tbat tbe lady and here is the money." "No, thank they fought with "great and sharp, closer and closer about ber. It was plum well wltb a darning needle, add had experienced some mishap to give you," replied Turner. "I have refused swords." Flodden was the last field really an Inanimate ocean uncon the apices to the sirup and pour tbe her this dread of tbe water and waa a better offer," and that was true. By upon which the bows of yew anu sciously surrounding a girl unmindful sirup, boiling bot, over tbe plums. Let curious to know the Incident But be his will he bequeathed $700,000 to clothyard shafts were employed bv of all save the beautiful scene before [ound an asylum for poor artists born the English.—Westminster Gazette. tbem stand three days, then skim out wa* ton well bred to ask a direct ques iter. In England and a magnificent art col tbe plum* ond boll tbe sirup down un tion. Moreover. It occurred to him that ln tbat region the tide runs wltb lection to his country. This latter til quite thick, no there Is lust enough possibly It might buve given her a bequest jwas, however, coupled with great rapidity. Warrenton knew tbis Coldest Plaeo In tho World. to cover tbe fruit Pour bot over tb* mental o* well as a physical shock the condition that his "Rise and Fall 'land, rushing down several flights of The lowest temperature yet register plum*. Set sway In a stone lar, wltb from wblcb sbe had never recovered. ol Carthage" should be hung in the •tain, dashed over the sand toward National Gallery between Claude's ed la nowhere near tbe north pole, lu paraffin paper over tbe top. tbe girl. As he ran he looked to see if "I bave bad,'v'. sbe went on. "what "Seaport" and "Mill." fact It Is almost exactly on the equa * boat wen lying anywhere near on you call a scare. It gave me an Incur tor, but far up tn the air. On Ang. tbo beach. None was In slgbt .teach able dread of water, but In Itself It 8woot Apple Pickles. 30. 1908. this temperature. 119.7 below Make a sirup with three pounds of ing tbo strip of water closing In behind gradually passed Into comparative nn- Charting ths Sky. zero Fahrenheit, was shown by a ther tbo rock, be plunged In and awam Importance. Tbere was tbat connected Sir William Christie, the astronom- •ugar and one pint of vinegar and mometer sent up In a "sounding bal wbile It ll heating put ln ibont a tea •cross. wltb It wbtcb bas affected my wbole |er royal, quitted Greenwich Observa loon" to a height of twelve miles at The girl's reverie waa broken by look life." tory, after forty years' service, on spoonful eacb of cloves and allspice Oct. 1. In an interview, he explained Sblratt, on Victoria Nyanza. It Is not md a atlck of cinnamon broken In bits. ing up and seeing a dripping figure be "Indeedf that great progress had been made to be supposed that If tbe balloon bad side ber. Tbe word 'Indeed" Is an extremely When the simp boils up well put In in his time through the developments gone up a little higher a still lower •even pound* of good cooking apples, "Come, quick! You're cut off by tbo well bred expression and means noth in photography. Some years ago eigh temperature would have been discover tide." ing. It doesn't trespass on any one's teen observatories had taken upon pared, cored and cut tn quarters. Turn ed. Tbere Is now known to be a tbem over gently with a wooden spoon, Turning, she saw tbe swirling waters feelings, asks no questions. Invites con- themselves the task of making a chart sharply defined limit—Literary Digest. behind ber. Her fnce Inst Its color, for HdencH only If the contlder Is niluticd ".f the sky. The section of the sky being careful not to break tbem. Cook •be would he helpless In that quick allotted to Greenwich hnd allocated until you can penetrate with a fork and to give It nnd leaves him or tier ru to it in the recognized catalogue 25.284 Australia's Big Problem. current Bhe stood paralyzed. tben turn into Jars. More apples can proceed or turn the subject at will. It stars. Greenwich has now completed The one problem In Australia which "Come!" repeated Warrington. But be added from time to time. If you Is one of tbe most useful words ln tbo its portion of this work, and has by really overshadows every other Is that be did not wait for ber to move. Seiz have thero In a stone crock, until the English dictionary. the aid of photography counted 719.088 of the huge. rich, unpeopled northern ing ber band, he drew her. supporting stars in the section. It merely means crock ta full. The** will keep for • "Wben I was a girl I was sitting one territories. It 1s an even greater prob ber at the same time, to the margin of that combined telescopic and photo year. evening on a rock viewing a scene like lem than that if Immigration, wblcb to the torrent She shrank back. Forci graphic power were probing the heav this, so enraptured tbat 1 was uncon some extent forms a part of It Hen bly dragging ber into tt, encircling ber ens deeper than ever before. Apple Lemonade. scious of tbe tide rising behind me. I are enormous stretches of well water wltb one arm, be swam wltb tbe otber. "What," he was asked, "has been Take six tart apples, three lemons, wns already cut off when a young man ed land capable of growing wheat. Tbe distance across the current was the principal discovery in your term of one-quarter stick of cinnamon, four not only warned me, but saved me. vast grazing areas, auriferous belts, oot long, but It ran so swiftly tbat tbe oflice?" caps of sugar, two bay leaves, one Only a fortunate circumstance enabled rich tropical lands. Innumerable nat two were carried along till tbey found "The outer satellite of Jupiter," re cup of raisins and one orange. Wasb. us to get to the shore." plied Sir William. "We discovered it ural products, deep riven and Dm themselves at the end ot tbe little quarter and core tbe apples. Put tbem She shuddered and continued: in February, 1003, and we did it harbors. The portion known aa tht •trait where tbey were toased on tbo Into the kettle wltb tbe raisins, bay "Not ror the world would I dwell on through photography." northern territory contains little mow waves. leaves nnd cinnamon. Add two quarts that occurrence. It is of wbat followed than 1.000 wblte lnbabltanU.-___ondoa Tben came a test of endurance. War Th* Friendly Safsty. of water and bring to tbe boiling that I am going to speak. In novels Times. point Add two quarts more of culd rington was strong and a good swim wben a young man saves a girl from a A historian of invention" tells us that mer, but by tbis time the girl was to the wails of a long-suffering infant water In which the sugar and grated cataatropbe they love and marry. In we owe the boon of the safety pin. rind of the lemons and orange bave clutching bim so aa to Impede bla ef my case a romance was started that Glad. forts. At tbat hour few were on tbe Here is the story. A little boy named "My own," be exclaimed as the] been dissolved. Simmer slowly half was continuous, leaving me wltb old Harrison, an English blacksmith's an hour, strain and when ready to beach and none within call. Warring age before me without a single com •on, had to look after his baby broth were starting on tbeir weddlug Jour ton's efforts were bavlng less and leas er. The baby often cried, and its ney, "are you glad you are uitiie- serve add the juice of tbe lemons and panion. I could never forget my res tbe orange. Set on Ice until very cold. effect and be was about to give up cuer, but my rescuer apparently never tears were usually traced to pin punc mlne forever?" hope both for himself and bis burden tures. The boy nurse tried a long "Yes. dear." sbe fervently replied considered me In any otber light than time to bend the pin* in such a form when be heard tbe sound of oars. Mak aa one he had rescued. At any rate, "Now I can eat green onions wbeuevei Spiced Peon. ing an effort, be got nls head ao tar aa that they could be used with safety I please."—Chicago Record lieu aid he never sought ine out. never came to his brother's flesh. In thiB he To seven pounds of fruit, one quart possible above tbe surface and shouted: near tne. I had a number of excellent failed; but his father, the blacksmith, of vinegar, three pounds of sugar and "Help!" offers, bnt my mind bad become ab perceiving the utility of the idea that College Property. • tablespoouful eacb of clove* and stick The sound of oars ceased, then re the lad had been at work on, took it The colleges got a million bones; cinnamon. Put tbe fruit sugar and sorbed wltb one person, and I would The heirs were very bitter. commenced wltb a quicker stroke, and yield to none other. And bere I am at up on his own account and eventually •pices In the Jars ln layen and let turned out the safety pin that is in But never mind—that school now owni In less tban a minute tbe dark body of nearly fifty years of age, desolate be A slur catcher, a spltball •tand overnight. In tbe morning drain a boat appeared on tbo crest of • wave use to-day all over the world. Whe Pitcher and an elegant cause a man saved me from drowning. ther the safety pin would have still off tbe Juke and lot It boil up, tben above tbe drowning couple. Tben • Pinch hitler. I would prefer tbat be bad loft me to remained in oblivion but for the tor -Pittsburg Poet pour over the fruit. Repeat this proc baud waa extended, aud Warrington have been engulfed." menting of one little Engish baby DO ess and ou Ihe third morning add vin put out bis own hand and grasped tbo sua knows, of eourie. egar to the sirup and when boiling gunwale of the boat. Between tbe new After tbis bunt of confidence tho Proved. Lady—I never quarreled with my turn lu tho fruit and cook until th* comer and Warrington the drowning lady suddenly remembered tbat ahe pears are transparent and cau bo girl was gut Into the boat. Then War waa glvlug It to a stranger. Tben Old Lord's Doy Acts. otber benUH. Old-time acts of Parliament in Great pierced wilh a fork. rington waa bellied In by tbe boatman. wa* u momenlary alienee, at the end Man-You can't prove It Britain aimed to stop Sunday travel Lady-If ibey wero ben tbey would While Mr. Warrington was passing of wblcb Warrington wa* about to ing. In 1669, for example, two men not contradict mo. Medsl lor Teetotal Bishop. In memory over the scene tbat bad oc •peak, wben ibe forestalled him. were found guilty ol tho crinw of Man-Then I see wby you didn't The Bishop ol Stepney, who haa curred more tban thirty yeara before • "I dare say." ahe said, "that you an walking from Bristol to Bath on • surprised at my nveallng to on* I quarrel-Toledo Blade recently spent three duys with the woman whose white balr contrasted Sunday and were at onoe fined 14.80 hop-pickers near Five Onk Green. with ber comparatively young fact bave never met beforo ao sacred in ex laoh. All business waa at a standstill Kent, during September, was present came up and stood wltb her band* on perience. Perhaps you will oot be In a Sunday. Nothing was allowed to There I* Hope. ed at the mission tent with the Ouks lieve mo wben 1 tell you tbat till thia do sold except milk. For of all tho Lives or great man oft remind uo the piazza rail, looking out upon tb* That when we ara laid to real Medal, with one bar, for having kept moment I bave kept tbe secret ln my traders of England the milkman, and ohlmmer that was beginning to extend lhe milkman alone, was allowed to Tbere will Da attributed to us his total abstinence pledge for exact Itself from the rising moon. Sbe turned own bosom from overy living soul. Virtue* which wo oo'sr poaeaaaed. ly one year. When 1 came upon you Jost now tbl* ersue his calling for tho whole ae vou —Upinncott'a. snd wa* about to go away when abo ays ot the week. •cen* brought back tbe Incident of my i No Ono Hurt. noticed the man sitting near bey. Tbere A Li-.k and * Flick. youth, and a certain kindliness 1 saw "Yes," said the man who had hecn wa* something In bis apiienrnuce, his Mr. Uubb—Tbe Intelligence office wrapt attitude, to tell ber that be. Ilk* ln your eye Invited me tor once to A Double Purposo. f traveling; "1 saw three trains held up open tbe floodgateo and permit the "They say thnt melody will make j manager told tue that our new girl in one night." herself, possessed the gift of apprecia wus once an actress. tion of tbe beautiful. She felt Im l tig pent up waters to flow forth." cows yield more milk." "You don't say I" exclaimed the in "Then the iristnilntinn of a scxtr'toj Mra. Hutib-I believe It. She dusts nocent bystander. "Was any one pelled to address him. "Madam." said Warrington, "I am aware of tbat propensity engrafted In of operatic milkmaids might incrt-n-f the furuliure exactly •• tbe soubrette hurt?" "Isn't It charming?" she exclaimed, humanity to confide. In tbla caso you th* dairy output and also tap the ; does It -in tbe stag*.—Bolton Evening "No," snid the traveler: "lliey were hoys ou thc farm." j held up by women in a ballroom." bill to him. could not have confided In • person Transcript THE SUN, GRAND FORKS, B. C.
irrigation projects for. this NEWS OF THt CITY U\)tEramtn s issue. Tlio iuct that it is so soon after the New fear's Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Powell, resolution season, there yet of Oroville, Wash., arrived in Woodland's for qfuality Published fit llruiul i'nrlni. British C'l.luinbi remaining a few persons on the city yesterday to attend the water wagon, evidently the funeral of the late Mrs. induced the promoters to post gditur nnd Publisher T. L_ Crossen. Mr. Powell Everything sold here is selected with regard pone the matter, arguing that was formerly mauager of the a satiety of the subject might to Quality and Service. When you want any Hunter- Kendrick coinpany in thing, ask Woodland first, and get satisfaction. A Hli- nf this paper cun l.t- seen at tl'*1 offloe have a tendency to influence of Messrs. K. & J.llardy &<:_.., 811,31 and 92, this city. He is now engaged fleet Street, R,0„ I.I.IHII.II. ruitrl.iml, free of these men to fall from grace. charge, ami tliat firm will bo (jlad to rcoelve in the mercantile business at -up .Tii tions ini) ail v. ti.eiuents oil our be- half. Oroville. On asi orchard tract, near -2 WOOD LAND So CO.fc- LEGAL ADVERTISING t-CAXE Wenatehee tliere is a well ["Iti in the hockey game at Nel PHNONE13 DRUGGISTS AND BTATIONERS Thp iii-.v.-pipprs in Q-raiip Furlis, O.-.-.n- foot deep that has been acting son this-evening between Nel Woud ui'ri llbi-Ciiix inivi. IIII.'MI'I-II thn follow- lug seals tor legiilndveriUluui queer the la;;} few days. The son and Graikl Forks the for A|.|-lli-. Hi II fm I.hMui- lii-i- 5e(S0dny«).l 4.0 Ce.-tiO.nTp of lli'pri-vi lip-lit. -Vi.ti.-p (lin 'well was put down two years mer club won by a score of 7 liny-) . . .50 Application t" Purchase I.f.li'i Notice (lit) ago, and until recently dis to 4. dnys) -. • '...... 7M Dollar Goes a PeilnqitentCo-owner ..th-n .fitlu *) ... nu«l played no peculiarities. A Water Notices (80 ijiivv) .'. M.lKl All otlier PCKl ml'.oi ii* n_r,.M i-ents a li'ie. member of the family ap P. H. Knigltf, of Spokane, siiiL-h. i-iliiiini, Iii! -hi' lii-t i-iw-rli ui, ami 8 Long Way ii.mt-H line I.. .-• "h -ii!,'p.i'h-':i- In-.M-riuli. proached the woll for water a registered at the Yalo this Other ndvertlilns nt-.us IiiruUU-j-l <.n HIM, li- entinti. few days ago, and was aston evening. when you buy" your sup SUBSOBHTIOM KATES : ished to hear a hissing noise plies at our market; we Born —In Bellihghnm, \V.ish., nn Due Vent --•-.'.' ...... 1.50 |from the depths of the well. Hue Year (In advance) .' 1.00 Saturday, pecotiitw 24, tn Mr. and sell you choice, prime cuts One Year, In t'elteu {. ntts l.-o A closer investigation showed .Mrs. Charles Brown, n son. of beer, mutton, lamb, pork AihlrPKM nil ciimiiiiiiiii-at-Uiii'.i tfi. that a blast of air was belch Till', L.VI.N1NU Sl'N, and veal at as low a mar PHONK 117. llli.xri l-'OHKR, H, 0 ing forth through openings in the covering of the well. Curi The Kettle Valley line reporters gin of profit as we can do osity led to further investiga are evidently indisposed tliis week. I business honestly upon FRIDAY, JANUARY li, 1911 tion, and a couple of the planks Thev hnve omitted to circulate the and give the best you can get anywhere. Our meats covering the well were raised. report thnt, the laying of steel on the are tender and delicious—-our poultry fat, fresh and road nt Midway is to he commenced Tn E altiei'ineiV. 'c'oli'iposing It was found that a warm cur tender, and our hams and bacon fit tor a king at the new city council, are as rent of air was floating upward in a few days. p representative a body of men and as near as could lie ascer- as could have been secured tained it was coming from a i Mrs. A. B. Hood nnd dnn_.lit.er re even had a poll been taken, point just above the surface turned this afternoon fr'otn Sher- and. The Sun feels confident of the water. The well kept hrooke, Que., where thev have l-wen P. BURNS £8, CO., LTD that the business'of the city belching wind for a couple of visiting relatives for a couple of during tlio next twelve months hours. About (5 o'clock in the months. Mr Hood went over to is safe in their hands. Some evening a chinook wind start Nelson on Tuesday to, meet them. dissatisfaction has-been ex ed to blow, and the well im pressed in certain quarters mediately quieted down. The Carbidi because two of tlie West ward same phenomena was repeat For Sale—Two hedrootn suites, alde.unen are not residents of ed .a few days later, and those solid iMihuit, itvlii'lini; springs and in Bulk the ward; but this is not a who witnessed it are greatly mattress, at $15 and 822. Apply puzzled to know what connec Mrs. J. Bramley, near'i. N. depot. For Motorists and Cyclists, serious fault, and should make at no material difference in the tion tlie current of air can progress of that section ofthe have witli the eliinook. • Lloyd A. Manly and family will 160 ACRES IN FRANKLIN CAMP shortly remove to Victoria, where Lowest Prices city. The three sichbol' trus-' 2,500,00 feot of conimet-cial they will reside permanently. Mr. tees elected have. -. already DIED timber on property; $5U0 lietvn served one term HV olliee, and Manly disposed of his hotel in Cole log home; North Fork runs are men of experience and man, Alta., last week at a good through land; Kettle Valley line On Wednesday, January survey crosses property; deed sound judgment, concerning price. 11, 1911, Charlotte K., be GE0.W. COOPER clear. $875 cash, balance terms. educational matters. Their loved wife of T. L. Crossen, PRACTICAL PLUMBER For further particulars apply choice could not have been LAND ACT passed peacefully away after Winnipeg Avenue SUN OFFICE improved upon. The mayor- an illness o fabout ten daj's, FORM OP NOTICE elect has served two. terms as Iain Land Dlltrlot, District oi Stmilknmeen. at her home at Christina lake, TAlili NOTI..K Hint Sllus Llngle, of Cobden, alderman since the amalgama I Illinois, U.S.A., QoCtlpatlotl Kurini'r, In aged 20 years. tends to iii'-ily fur ii.-niii.sii.-ii to IHIII-IIII .'- the tion of (.land Fci'kJ. and Col followingdesorlbed lunds: Mrs. Crossen was born in CnmineneliiL' lit u pnit [ilnntpil About -51 umbia. The first .time he ohnlt.fi enst of tlie southeast oorner of Lot Bargains Minnesota on January 20, nm S., on lieep Creekttheuec welt so chains; threatened to resign because film louthzO ohains) thenee east mi chains: 1881 She came to this city thenee gulllli 211 chains: H'eneeenst 2llchiilus: the couneil refusdH" to pass tliem-., north 41) elniln _ to point of eoiiimenee- IN in 1899 with Mrs. Charles tnt'tit. an aldermanic remuneration SILAS I.INGI.K. Applicant. Powell, and was married to .I.R Criiii.stoii, Agent. by-law. The second time a T. L. Crossen on November Dated Deeemher 12th, linn. City and Suburban salary by-law was adopted, 19, 1903, at the the home of lie was a candidate,for mayor her uncle, Robert Kemp, in LAND ACT Property six er seven years- ago, at FORM OF NOTICE Ocosta, Wash. She is sur Tale Land Dlltrlot, Dlltrlot of SiinilUuineen, which time lie, was'" defeated. TAKE NOTICK thnt Thomas Henrv Paul- vived by a husband and four I §011 of Paulson, 11.0.. occupation Mer- -176X115 PT. LOT between ctiant. Intendi tn npply for permission to Set'Ond fllld Thin! Ktreeti, children—Winnifred, aged (5 purchase the follow Int. described hinds; jiut iilinvi- .Iiulm* I.cnmy'a "Vessels Large Mar ONE of the greatest fascina $350 nml It. (linv's tilnccs; lep- years; Stanley, aged 4£ years; Cntnineiiciiitr at a poll planted ubout sixty imtU'ri from nil
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The hi^h price of living has CHURCH SERVICES PEN POINTS n not affected our job printing prices. We're are still doing It is said thnt all dogs in Peru Hotel C°li HOLY TRISITV Ciimtcn, Henry Steele, have the Peruvian bink. high class commercial work of Rector—Sunday services; Holy com Opposite Great Northern Station • all kinds at prices satisfactory munion, 8:00 a.m.; morning prayer When beauty doctors remove and sermon, 11 a.m.; evensong.and freckles they demand spot cash. to you. Keeently completed and sermon; 7:30 p.m.; Sunday school, 3 Strange that a quick lunch joint newly furnished through p.m. First Sunday of the month out. Conveniently located doesn't dispense hasty pudding. for railway men. Kirst- holy communion will be celebrated at cluss accommodations fur The only policy holder who Many a girl repents at leisure be transients. Hoard and the 11 a.m. service as well as at 8 rooms by the week at pre* doesn't neecl to pay his prem cause didn't marry in hasle. vnilliiLr rates. Fine line of iums is dead. The only man a.m. Week-day and .special services Wines. Liquors and Cigars as they are announced from time to If love is really ' blind, how is it ulways in stoek ut the bar. who doesn't need to advertise time You are cordially invited to that love can alwayB find a way? is the man who has retired worship with us, and we would be An oceulist can do nothing for a pleased to met you. Grand forks, B. C from business. man wbo is blind to his own inter KNOX PBESBYTERIAN CHOBOH— ests. You might as well cut offSabbat h services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. If yoti can fool half the people THE in.; Sabbath school and Bible class, at 1 He Oliver Typewriter your legs because you are run half the time that's enough. Don't 9:45 a.m. All are cordially invited. he a hog even if pork is high. ning well in a footrace as toSeat s free. Hev. M. 1). McKee, pas cut off your advertising be tor, A woman's only reason for carry COPPERj cause your business is too ing a watch is that it reminds ber to METHODIST CHURCH J. Rev. Cal ask some one what time it is. for 17Cents a Day! HANDBOOK good. vert, D.D,, Pastor.—Sunday services, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.;Sunday school, Lots of women have married men Please rend the headMuc'nver again, Then its New Edition Issued Nov. 15, 1906.) for the purpose of reforming them, tremendous nl mi idea nee will lawn upon yon 2:30 p.m.; Epworth League, Monday An Oliver Tyiewrlter—the standard visible Is a dozen books iu one, covering the Our time, knowledge and but did you ever hear of one who writer—the most highly per, ted typewriter history, geography, geology, chemis at 8:00 p. m.; prayer meeting, Wed ou lhe market—yours for 1/ cents day! experience in the printing nesdays, 8 p.m.; Junior League, Fri succeeded? The typewriter whose c'onqnest of the com try, mineralogy, metallurgy, termin- mercial world is & matter of liio.n v --voiirs lot business is at your disposal days, 7:00 p.in. Everybody will be When a father objects to the ob 17 cunts a day! nlogy, uses, statistics and linances of welcome. The typewriter that is equipped with scores ol Copper, It. is a pracical book, useful when you are in need of some ject of his daughter's affections his Hitch conveniences as "The Itnlunee Shift"— thing ir this line. Don't for objections are about as effctive as "The Ruling Uevlce"—"The Double KeluHvc"- to all and necessary to most men en BAPTIST CHURCH, Kev. H. W. •The Locomotive Base"---'Tiie Automate gaged in any branch of the coppes Wright, pastor.—Services on Sunday the bite Of a toothless dog. ipacer"—"The Automatic Tabulator!—*fThe get this. Disappeii-tngliidicHtoi" industry. at 11 a. in. and 7:'l0 p. in.; Bible —"The Adjustable iv Woman's attempt tu look pretty Its facts will pass muster with the class and Sunday school at _!:30 p.m. perKiil(jeis"--Tlie Rtf|. W. Carruthers, travelling is a vain effiirt. entlflc Coudensed Kev trained scientists, and its language is board"—all **-***% passenger and freight agent of A conceited man can't understand easily understood by the everyday the Southern Pacific railway, Show cards for widnows and inside why he has enemies. Tours for 17 man. It gives the plain facts in plain area fine form of silent salesmen. Knglish without fear or favor. has some original ideas on siz Don't expect a sntisfabtory job Gents a Day! Make them brief, terse * and pointed. lt, lists and describes 4G3fi copper ing the worth of a town. Print them plainly, to be read at a when you employ a cheap man. We anottneed this new sales plan recently, just to feel thc* puluM'l mines and companies in all parts of "When I enter a new city," he glance. The dependent man has to seek; the people, simply a small cash payment- the world, descriptions running from then 17 cents a day. That Is the plan In a nm says, "I do not look up the the independent mun is sought. shell. two lines to sixteen pages, according The result has been Ktich a deluge of applica newspapers to see the amount Some business men are so fond of Don't air your family skeleton. tion* for machines that we are simply a>- to importance of the propevty. to'unded. The Copper Handbook is conceded of sensatipnal news they print, being deceived that they even en Keep it in tbe,closet where it be The demand comes from people of all classes, all ages, nil occupations. to be the but turn to the advertising deavor to believe that they can reach longs. The majority of inquiries has comejfroni peo- the consumers of this district with leof known financial standing who were at columns to see the character If you are honest with yourself tracted by the novelty of the propos. 'nn. An World's Standard Reference out advertising in The Sun. impressive demonstration of the Immense pop* and voluijhe of advertising car Others will get a square deal from .Uarltyof the Oliver Typewriter •you, A startling conflnuatloti of our belief that Book on Copper ried by tlie local advertisers. The man who discovered the Era of Universal Typewriting ih at hand. It's a whole lot easier, to tell the The mining man needs the book for I can always tell whether a the method, of contracting A Quarter Jof a Million People town is a live or dead one by truth than it is to keep a lie white the facts it gives him about mines, Christmas into Xmas'. should washed. are Making Money with mining and the metal. that." be electrocuted. How would The investor needs the book for the you like to see the sign, of a The other fellow's fool doctrines facts it gives him about mining, min are aB absurd RS your own fool doc flje ing investments and copper statistics. Remember that every added ten-dollar bill used for the trines are important. subscriber helps to make this Saviour's name? Hundreds of swindling companies are Don't get the idea under your hat OLIVER exposed in plain English. paper better for everybody. tbat a man is great because he hap Price is S5 in Buckram with gilt pens to be in the limelight. top; 87.50 in full library morocco. NOTICE: Typewriter Will bc Bent, fully prepaid, on ap Better the opinion of a cynic than 6 fyar Old Girl Cured of proval, to any address ordered, and A PPtJCATIONS in writ- that of a chap who agrees with you The Standard Visible Writer Kidney Trouble The Oliver Typewriter lg a mniiev-tnnkei may be returned within a week of re ri ing; statirfg qualifications, when you kuow :you are in the right from thc word "go!" So easy to fun that Mrs. Alex Moore, of James Bt., beginners BOON feet in the "expert" olaas, ttaru ceipt if not found fully satisfactory. will- be received by the City wrong. ns you learn. Let the machine r«y lhe 17 oeutfc Oxford, N S„ nays: 'Booth's Kidney a dnv—nud nil above that lo yours. Pills cured our little daughter, Chris Counoil at its next meeting It is well to take a fall out of the Wherever you arc, there Is work to be done Horace J. Stevens, probable before grappling with the and money to bo made by IIKIIII. the Oliver. The tina, aged nix years, of many tjj'.mp on Monday, the 16th day of business world Is editing' for Oliver operators. impossible. There are not enough to supply the demand Editor and Publisher, touts of kidney weakness. She coin January, 1911, for the posi TlH-lrsnlarics ure considerably above tliose Ol 453 Postoffice Blook, plained of a sore back, the kidney se tion of City Clerk, Treasurer, To a woman a mirror is a court ol inany.c.ossesof woikem, Houghton. Michigan. cretions were frequent and uncontrol first and last resort. lable, especially at uight. Her stom Assessor and Collector of the An Oliver Typewriter in Every Home! CdBithiunca couldn't nwim, and Thnt is thc battle cry toda '\ v have iimili ach WHS weak and her appetite poor City of Grand Forks. the Oliver supreme in useful didn't think his father could. l-.HIIIIll HllKllltltllll ludispensnlJIu in busluees, N. I' COtlH'H [In: (1011 This caused her to have frequent Dated at Grand Forks the |I:CMI of the home. headaches, and the least exertion A woman hnti-s to he told to wuit The simplicity nud strength ofthe Oliver lit ll 30th December, 1910. for family use. It Is becomlne an import nni would tire her FRED CLARK, for the next car, though it may take ffctor in the home training of young people. | We lad tried her nearer home than the one t-h An educator »s well us a monev maker. Our new selling plan put* the Oliver ou the iiany. remedies, Mayor. miBflea. threshold of every home In America. Will von close the door of ynur home orollloe on ilds re- KBTIITl o«JCK:n.!______«_» Sooths •ut she did not Lifc'B wheel df fnrturifl must nnve marlmblc.Oliver offer? Write for further details of our easy offer and nptove, Finally ninny hhinktt in onier lhat Lhe jirizes WATER NOTICE a free copy oi tne new Oliver catalog. Adrrusn Synopsis of Canadian Homestead hidncu fc lea ned of may he bi^ + 'tooth's Kidney OTl'K ID hereby given fiiit nn application The Oliver Typewriter Company, Regulations N wdl be made under Pert V. of thc "Water DreBHiiid According to the weather (Pills 'ills and pr Act. v.i-t* '•>., obtain H IfceiiHO In the Hlmilka- Oliver Typewriter Building, uretl a box. In a tneeii DIV'KI n nf Vale District, ia the patent «tyle. (») The mimes. uddrcM nndnccu|Mtlnn of lhe CHICAGO. ILL. short'.imeshewns applicant*: W. A. Cooper nnd A. J. Cooper, It is eis) for a know-it-nll and u ST available Dominion l^wli witiiiu th« urufid Porks,; B. i.'., lUnohem, (it f*»•• min* A 1luiilwey id-It uf itriiiiiii Columbia rnnybq well and duns not now complain about lntr purpiHG*} rree Miner1' reriiflen'e No knt)w-iiothing to run a dead heat for lum cstcii'li'il by uuy piTHim win. It tin* limul her back, the kidney seeretionB have (b) Thn mun" ofthe lake, Bt renin ontouroe (if of it family, ur uuy main miw t»iirliifi'ii ynurb unnamed, the description i-l Small lake (no the nuisance prize, of ape, t<> tlm extent of one-quarter aeotlon become normal, and sho plays "ardund mime) wholly sltunie unon Lot Number Mio. of 16U noraa. more or leu, (ironp I, Simitkameon DlvlMon of Yule Dis Somebody usually haa a good Kutry uiiiNt bo madepemoually »t the looal the house with no apparent fatigue trict, ". a Inml omeofor tne dlltrlot In whioh tlm Iuu<) We always recommend Booth's Kid (e) The point of olveMon: At southwest time while the fortune [H betwei n liiltuate, portion of inld I ike I" s>dd Lot Number Ml). the first and last shirt sleeve period. The bomeitender IH required to perform ney Pills." (d) The niMtititv of water applied for (in cu the ooudttlonn ooimejted therttwltii under bic feet per second): Ono cuMe foot per sec one of tin- following plan*. Booth's Kidney Pills carry a guar ond. (1) At leatt *ix mbiiuifl' retldehoe upon uud rultiviitlou of i in- lu nd iu I'ni'ii year for three antee that if you derive no benefit (e) The character of the proposed works: J'cnr*. Pumping piuot HI d pipe. Metal Qaotations (2i If lhe fnther(or mother, if the father li your money will he refunded. Booth's (0 The premhen on which the water Into be deceate l). of the horoaitondor reatdei upon » Kikney Pilli are a specific for all dis unci (describe same): Portion of I, >i •"•no, farm In tne vlolnlty of the land entered for, ((roup One. siuiilkuineen Division of Yale Dis NKW YOIIK, Jan. 11—Silver, 51j{; tlu- requirement)! ai to reildenoe may beiat* eases of the kidneys and bladder- trict, owned hy iiiipllcnnU. standurdcupper,[email protected],9teadv, COLUMBIAN COLLEGE isiii-il hy suoh per ion roildlng with thn father (g) Too purposes for whtcli the water Is to l-o oi mother. Sold by all druirgists, 50c box, or post used, [rrtirnfloti end agrloulturu, l_iu_»imN, Jan. 12.—Silver, 25^; NEW WESTMINSTER. B. C. <;i. if tlm si'tti.T tuts liinpermanent reel* paid from the It T. Booth Co, Ltd., (h) If for Irrigirlnii describe Hie Inn* !nti"W|- Reoelve both Ladle* and Geptlenieti „, real deuoe upon farming luml owned ay him lu ed to he iriliniied. elvinr acreage' Ka^t fifty lead, £13 5B. dent nr day etiidentij lum u ootuplete 0oin< the vloiulty of bfi homeitead, the require* Fort Erie, Out. Sold and guaranteed Hcrcs of said Lot MO, Umup fine, SlmilkHinet n mereiaior Hii_.im'mi Oourflet preparea .tn mentiai to reildenoe muy he latlifled by Division of Vnle District, H, ('., owned by ap- reildenoe unon tlm xuiil Innl. by H. E. Woodland Si Co. pllcanti. ilmitsiiiu'iiiii Teacher*' Certltloatei ot nil Just tliink ot it. Hore is Kill nml urmli's; nlvt'l tlio four yenr.' foiirsi. tor tlit Blx monthi' notioe lu writing thould hn (I) If the water ts to lie Used for power or min II. A.ilenreii.unil the llr-t jreaFofuie Si-linn given tlm Oqmmiisluner of nmriiitlou Laudi im.' purposesde-eili'C the plnce where the water of eclei... eourie. In atttllatlon with the To m Ottawa of Intention to apply for nutuut. Is to be returned tosomo natural etfaniiel, and lieM is Dun uml there is Diuk who ('out -Coal mining rlghti mav be loaiad THE the lilfl'e-t. nee Li altitude between the point of routoUiiiveriiiy; hue a .iMirinl iiro»puotor» helped Kill and Dun put through uour,u fur uilneri uho wain In B.C. lu-inn- fnr u period of twenty-one yean at un mi diversion end ihe point of return: Not to be Mnn i.iii.o alven In Art, Uuilo, tMiyt-ieni Gal nimi i fi>i>ii of $1 "• iwraore. Not morel tan oved for powr or nilulnir pnrp'Mis. their biggest Btlokeol rniUvny (illtlllc • urn nml Uloatltion, Term oponi Sept. II, 11,5011 aoree ihntl heleaied to one individual ui LONDON DIRECTORY (J) AreiinfCro'vii l.nl Inlcuitcil to bo O00U- I'."-. i'or l-'Hli'tiilum, etc., udiirftmi t'oinininy. A royulty ut the rate of five oenti pipn bv the proposed worksi MI. ing and Kill is now Sir VVIIIinui and COLUMBIAN COLLEOK. PIT tun shnll >m oolleoted on tlm inerobant* (I'uhlisliwl Annually) (k> This iioti-.MMis p i«tcd on thO tftl diivnf able ooul mined, finable! tr&deri throughout thn world to January, hill, i'ii.I applloatlon will be tnnde Dan is now Sir Dmnild ami Dieli W. W.OOBY, ooniratitiUnite direct with li nullah to the ' iituini --i'Mie!' mi the mill dav ol rebril" The I Inly Trinity Sunday school Deputy of tbeMlnliterof the Interior. ary, It'll. who helped tliem to prominence N.ll. Unauthorised publication of thi. MANUFACTURERS tt DEALER8 {ll Give the nnmoi nnd addresies of any will hold aii entertainment ill llll' rlpirliiu proprietors or lleun
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Q*0*O*O*O*O*0O*O*O*O*0*0«O of an epoch making chance like this." I felt so badly 1 didn't even want to The next morning brought weather conceal it." kMAOt* CANADA perfect alike for pedestrlanlsm and Holbrook gazed with awe and quick photography. The day wus cool, and a ening heartbeat upon a new und I The I thin base tempered tbe rays of the holier divinity—with quivering lips and mountain sun. Miss Binley ran down dewy lashes. Irresistible In her sweet the steps to meet bim, radiant with an repentance. In another moment he I Photograph I ticipation, and as he received the big was on his knees on the grass beside camera from ber bands Holbrook her. Without hesitation, naturally as 8 thrilled wltb the thought of another If he had done it as often as he had Though Disappointing, It Has • morning at ber side. dreamed of doing lt his arm slipped a Happy Result • "There's some one in tbe garden," about ber. Just as naturally ber head said tbe young man as tbe last turn somehow found a comfortable place on ln the road brought them tn sight of bis shoulder. Her hat fell off, and be • By ALLAN P. AMES • I.tbei r destination. "But they don't ac kissed her shining hair. • Copyright, into, by American Press • cord witb my recollection of tbe old "I do understand," he whispered, lithe Standard Article! V Association. ^ ladles. Holy smoker gaaped ths although there was none but the moun READY FOR USE IN ANY QUANTITY o*o*o*o*o*o*oo*o*o*o*o*o*o youth. "It's they, all right, but nol tains to listen. "I understand, dear. Far making soap, softening water, removing old paint, I wonder we didn't recognise tbem." I may be an Ignoramus about photog disinfecting sinks, closets, drains and for many other J Tbe old Kimball bouse stood alone raphy and art. but I'm mighty well •s. A can equals 20 lbs. SAL SODA. on tbe aide of tbt' bill. Around It tlie Miss Binley gaaed, speechless In hor acquainted with Tommy Holbrook. Vtt/ai ftr 500 ptraoiii—SaU EtttrtUritrt. teres thut one generation bud cleared ,' rified amazement, as ber two subjects and 1 know be knows tbat you're tbe . E. W. Ott&MT COMPACT LIMITED TORONTO, OHT.J and two others hud profitably tilled approached the gate. Gone were tlwi sweetest most unselfish, most— Wbat during tbe gulden uge ot New England picturesque gowns and tbe sunbonnets I want to say is tbat I want to make agriculture were growing up to birch of faded blue. In their place the Kim- carrying your camera my life Job," and white pine. But tbe hilltop pas balls bad donned a veritable riot ot. he concluded desperately. modlstry. Their costumes paid tribute ture still furnished grazing for Betsy, Miss Binley set suddenly erect An Going to Extremes The Practical Miss to tbe varying fashions of a toll half tbe aged Holstelu. aud Jitel. tbe pot snswer hovered on her lips, but faded Jones had lately taken to lecturing 'Ah, fly with nie," the aviator cried,. bellied mare, sole survivors of tbe century. into a smile as she picked up a black, on the teetotal platform. "So you "To some (ur distant and more Mock that once crowded the white Bnt tbe faded countenances of the leather covered object from the grass want to marry my daughter, sir! genial clime." washed barn, while In tbe garden Klmballs showed naugbt but pride beside ber and placed it in Holbrooke What are your principles? Are youTh e maiden hung her head and softly temperate?" he asked of a candidate grew potatoes, corn, turnips, beeu and and satisfaction, slightly tinged witb hands. sighed, the other hardy truck thut wintered ln tor the position of son-in-law. "Tem "This is so sudden; give me time. embarrassment. "We set up most all perate!" was the reply. "Why, I am Whut is the income that I'd have to- a corner of tbe big cellar and enabled night sortln' things over and decldln' A Remarkable Shower, so strict that it gives me pain even to share? ) tbe Kimball "girls" to sit by tbeir air what to wear," announced Miss A shower of tl remarkable character find my boots tight." 1 can't exactly dress and live on air!"' tight stove and watcb wltb unconcern Phoebe wben they came within speak occurred In Welly on April !M. 17*1. tbe storms that blocked the roads and ing distance. "Of course we wanted On the morning of that day every ex. sometimes shut them off from the to do you credit, seein' you were so posed place within nn extensive dis •tore at tbe Center for days at a time. kind. Tbese silk mitts cost a sight ot trict waa found covered with a grW money when Brother Hlram brought water, which being evaporated left a NA-DRU-CO Breakfast over and tbe dishes wash them from Concord. They're pretty deiHwit nearly a quarter of an Inch In ed, tbe sisters went Into the gurden well darned now, but all the mendln'a tlllukiiMfa. It was determined lhal this HEADACHE WAFERS Every pleasant duy until tbe suu rose on the inside where lt don't show- solid matter must bave com* from high and bot tbey worked there. Blue Don't Martby look scrumptious? She Mount Btua. cotton gowns fueled by constant wash found that sllk'skirt sbe had made up NATIONAL. DRITGI * CHEMICAL j ing covered their thin, bowed figures for the Frost wcddln' most as good asi as they stooped over tbe onion bed or new." wltb the hand cultivator scratched the earth between ihe bills of beuus anil Holbrook welcomed tbe old lady's corn. Blue gingham sunbonnets pro volubility, for it was plain that for tected tbeir delicately wrinkled faces. once his companion waa at a loss for Miss Binley. seeing tbem for the words. When Miss Binley finally first time, paused to study nnd ad found ber voice lt waa so queer and mire. Against the background of yel strained tbat he scarcely recognized It: low green cornstalks their bent figures "I—I'm sorry you went to all the FOR QUICK SALE stood out in buruiouious relief, lu tbe trouble. Really, lt wasn't at all neces foreground the whitewashed fence, the sary. ID fact"— prim flower beds and Ibe old house "In fact," broke ln Holbrook bur- with Its rotting shingles and weather rledly—"nevertheless it was awfully Lis! Y woshed green blinds contributed u set good of you to fix up so. Tbat cer ting tbat appealed Irresistibly to ber tainly Is a fine piece of .goods, Miss artist soul. Martha. It will show up splendidly ln For Miss Binley wns an amateur the photograph." photographer. She seldom walked He rumbled on thus, hardly realis abroad without ber camera, but un- ing what be said, anxious only io fortunately this wua one of tbe rare cover the bitter disappointment tbat mornings when she bad left ber cam F. C. LOWES & CO. was written on Miss Blnley's face so era at home. clearly tbat be felt it must be evident "Oh, Mr. Holbrook." cried the girl to all. regretfully, "see those perfectly dear \\ cstcrn ( a old women In that onion patch. Wbat " 'Twarn't the least bit of trouble." a genre study! I've often said It nev Insisted Martha. "We really enjoyed er was fltfe to go anywhere without a flxln' things over, didn't we. Phoebe?" camera." Holbrook wus wondering how long "I might run hack and fetch It" his powers of Invention would stand suggested the currier meekly. the strain when, after a brief and-to "N-no," sbe replied reluctantly. "It's him—uncomfortable pause. Miss Mar too far. Probably we can get them tha suggested timidly, "We're all some other time. I'm going to speuk ready, miss, un.v time you say." to tbem." To Ilolbrook's Intense relief this ap Young Holbrook watched wltb ador peal brought Miss Binley to a sense ing admiration tbe process by whicb nf tbe situation. "Ob, yes," she said, WE ADVERTISE THE WORLD OVER tbe girl penetrated tbe barriers of rather wildly, "your clothes are beau New England reserve. Before the tiful. I'm going to send you eacb a three women had conversed live min dozen prints so tbat you can bava utes something of Miss Bluley's own Plenty to give your friends." abundant youth and entbuslusm begun Declining n hospitable invitation lo to sparkle ln tbe faded eyes of tbe sis stop fnr a "snack and a cup of tea," ters. tbe girl and the young mnn somehow "Oh, Mart by. don't yon wish we got through their farewells and walk could hnve ours taken again? We ed away over the hill, leaving tbe haven't hnd our likenesses made since wenried but thoroughly delighted old we were girls. Itemcmber, Martby. ladles gazing after tbem from tbeir you were tbutty nnd I was tbutty-Hve station by tbe front gute. lu silence Vou were n mighty putty girl in those Holbrook lugged tbe enmera. nnd days, Martby," without a word Miss Binley trudged "Ob, g'long," commanded ber young beside him until tbe old bouse and its er sister. grotesquely clud occupants were bid "It used to be a tnrrlbte lot of trou den by tbe beud ln tbe road. Tben ble," continued Phoebe. "We had to the girl suid: tit pulflckly still for five mlnutes- "Would you mind sitting here In tbe rouldn't stir, and lt seemed like five shade a minute? 1 really believe I'm hours." a bit tired." "You wouldn't hnve to sit still at all Immediutely the youth wus all mix- now," said Miss Binley eagerly. "Tbe lous Inquiry aud suggestion: process Is Instantaneous." "It must have beeu the suit. You Eager assent wns on the lips of Miss have to be direful In these muuntiiins. Phoebe, but ber sterner sister fore If you don't uilutl waiting bere ulous This Feeding Floor Could Be Built in The Fall stalled ber. for u couple of minutes I'll hurry Inn 'it •That's very kind of yon, miss, bnt and see If the old ladles won't letid and it would help greatly to preserve the condition area and built this Fall, would pay for itself next we couldn't think of putting yon to so tue some kind of a rig tn drive you of your live stock in the Spring. year. Concrete is the only material that can be much trouble." buck to tbe hotel, or nuijlic you'll let Every farmer knowi that in the Spring of the used in this way at a moderate cost. Famlllur with the fundamental char me curry you back to tbeir house." year his barnyard is almost bottomless. The Hve Will you ask for your copy of the book which we acteristic of tbe older New England "Don't be ridiculous," ordered Miss generation, Miss Binley advanced cau Binley, with a slightly hysterica! stock mire down into the mud and almost float have prepared for you—"What the Farmtr Can Do tiously. Already In her artist mind laugh. "There isn't a thing the mut around—greatly to the detriment of their physical With Concrttt"} It's free—and, take our word for abe saw the print she would mnke—u ter witb me." Tben, noting his amuse condition. il, you'll find it one of the most interest marvelous study of two gaunt figures ment, she burst out desperately: "I'm By building a Concrete feeding floor in wringing nn unwilling loll from the Just fearfully dlsuppoluted, Unit's nil. ing pieces of such literature you ever harsh mountain soil. It was tbe sub I don't believe I ever wus so dlsii|i- the yard, this trouble is done away with. read. And profitable, too—because it ject sbe lind been looking for all sum pointed before In my life. But Ibut's A Feeding Floor of comparatively small will save you money. mer to enter In Ihe fall exhibit of her only part. I'm horribly nsbumed uf camera club at home. "Oh, It won't myself, too—even more inhumed lliun trouble me In the least," she replied disappointed. Oh, I believe I'm the guardedly. "If yon knew how I love meanest girl In the whole suite, of lo take pictures you would understand. New Hampshire." Would you be bere in the garden at "Why-er—er"- he started to pro Atk fer a Copy ot This Booklet this time tomorrow?" test. Canada Cement Co., "Yea," answered Martha, yielding. "Don't pretpnd you don'l compre To-Day "Bnt wouldn't you rather tnke us In hend," she interrupted. "You're asham A Postal Will Bring It Praaatly • 1-aO N.ll*_ul Baak B.I11US. MONTREAL the house. Do folks ever have their ed of me too. You know you are. pictures taken outdoors?" No; let me finish," she Insisted, when "The light Is much better outside," he mode as If to deny. "The worst of explained Miss Binley. "And, beall is tbat even now, wben I under sides, I wouldn't think of keeping you stand now mean and selfish It Is to feel from your work. I'll come and take so, I'm Just overwhelmed with disap some snupsbots of you Just as you pointment still. You can't understand are—weeding Ihe onions." -nobody could but an artist. My "You can come wltb me tomorrow." heart was set on a picture of those abe said to Holbrook. "I bad prom dear old things In their delicious work ised to drive with Johnny Uircon, but ing clothes. And when 1 saw how all engagements are off In the face they bad gone and aimtled everything THE SUN. GRAND FORKS, B. C.
She Understood Came to Raise the Wind "L*1 food digestion wait on appetite, and health on both/"' Foreigners sometimes have a hard That was a facetious bishop who time of it wrestling with the English went to preach a charity sermon a They vlU if you take SHAKESFEAM language and, if they persist in think short time ago in a northern diocese. ing that they know it all, they usu The vicar being ill, a curate received r ally "make a mess of it." him, and, thinking to say something For example, a young Frenchwo pretty, observed: 0 man went into a newspaper office the "I am grieved that you should have NADRU-C JSPEPS^ABLET5 other day to have an advertisement to come on such a windy day." printed. She presented the slip of But the youth found his grief mis-1 They correct stomach disorders, assist digestion, and make life worth paper to the clerk at the counter,^ who placed when he of the lawn sleeves j living again for the victim of dyspepsia. 50c. a box. If your druggist has received it with his best smile—for replied: j not stocked them yet. send us 50c. and we will mail them. 35 the young woman was very pretty. "Tut, tut, boy! Didn't 1 come to Nation! Drui and Ch.mid Company of Canada, LimiUd. After reading what she had written, raise the wind?" the clerk with great deference sug gested that it was a little bit/obscure; "Did Tom have any luck hunting REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER MD CHILD. that the phraseology had better he Tigers in India?" "Yes; great luck." MRS. WIKSLOW'S SOOTHINO SYRUP has been changed a trifle, and politely handed TELLS THE PUBLIC "How?" "He didn't meet any tig lined tor over SIXTY Y8ARS by MILLIONS ot the slip to her. At this, however, she ers." MOTHBKS Indigestion Fads for Weak Women If you arc suffering from indigestion Nine-tenthM__*_____'___.____._____.*_____s. o__.f* al___.ill th.1.e sicknes__.__.__i s ofi women is.. due t. o some derangement or dis and the attendant distressed stomach ease of the organs distinctly feminine. Such sickness can be cured—is cured vou should give Mi-o-na, the guaran every day by teed remedy, a trial. Mr. William Sliufer, of __3tl Qneens St. S., Berlin, Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ont., says: "For years I have been a DEPARTMENT OF MILITIA AND DEFENCE It Makes Weak Women Strong, sufferer from acu e indigestion, which caused the most distressing pains in NEL30X, B.C , R1PI.E ItANOF, 'Sick Women Well. my stoinaqh, 1 decided to try Booth's It acts directly on the organs affected and is at the same time n general restora Mt-u-uu Tablets and they have? done NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS tive tonic for the whole system. It cures female complaint right in the privacy of home. It makes unnecessary the disagreeable questioning, examinations and tue more good limn anything I have WAKED TENDERS marked on envelop" S "Tenders for i'mint run inn of Nelson, local treatment so universally insisted upon by doctors, and so abhorrent to ever used. 1 am now more free from I). O.i Mile Hanjie" mul luldresticd to the every modest woman. this trouble than I have been for Secretnry of tlm MMitin Council, Ilentleiunr- We shall not particularize here as to the symptoms of ters, Mtnwa, will he rppt-lve'i until noon, ill** years. I am pleased to endorse and Hrrt duy <>f January, 11*11, folr'h e construction those peculiar affections incident to women, but those of u IMHpKiiiiifeiit Nf-isnu B.C. wanting lull information as to their symptoms and leenninieiid this remedy to all who I'IBIIH and NiieeifieatiniiN m»y he seen, nnd means of positive cure arc referred to the People's Com sutler with stomach trouble." full infornmtien iihtaiiied »t. the ollices < f the District Officer Cnimnniuliiitf Mllltiury Din PICTURES mon Sense Meilicnl Adviser—1008 pages, newly revised ' Ilnnieinher Mi-ona Tablets are trie: No. 11, Victoriu. It''., tbe Director uf and un-tu-dnte Edition, sent free on receipt oi 31 one- Kiiiriiieer services, He.ittc|iiitnrrtt, Ottawa, cent slumps tn lover cost oi mailing only; or, in cloth guaranteed to cure acute chronic in und the Officer Cnninutudiiiff l'>2nd Kent AND PICTURE FRAMING hind:ng for 50 tttampn, digestion and turn the old stomach Nt'lHon. B.C. Tenders must be mnde nn the form Kiimtlicd Furniture Made to Order. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y. into a new one in it few weeks. All hy Ilie Department, and uocompiloted by nn neenpted cheque, on u Cuntidtuu chartered Also Repairing of ull Kinds. druggists, 60o a box or postpaid from '•anil, for 111 per tient of thnuni -ii'it of ihe ten* The 11 T. Booth Co, Ltd., Fort Erie, der, payable to the order n' the Honourable Upholstering Neatly Done. the Milliliter of Militin ft< d Defence, wliiek NEWS JF THE CITY normal school during the present Out. Si. d and guuriiiitccn by H. E. umomit will be forfeited tf the pnrty fender- i11tr decline to enter Into a contract, in no* R. MCCUTCHEON winter. Woodland it Co. (.iiiditiice with the tender. The Deportment dor* not hind Itself to ue* FIRST STREET, HEAR CITY HALL A stranger, evidently well ac Take your- repairs to Armson's cept the lowest or any tender, The Phoenix Hockey club de BDUBNB F1SET, quainted with our financial status, Boot and Shoe Hospital, Bridge Colonel, feated Greenwood by a score of 7 to Dcp'v. Minister of Militia ami Defence. walked into The Sun office this week street, Grand Forks. H.Q. 18-115-.2. 2 at the Phoenix rink last night. Department of Militin nnd Defence, R. L. MILES and demanded a million dollars in ottuwa. A new lot of latest designs of pro Ottawa, 1-t December, 1010. gold. As thc man was neiivily \V. Fee and family spent the gram and menu cards just received at Newspaper* will with" paid foe thia adver SECOND-HAND STORE tisement if tliev insert it without ttiitliority armed, uml the editor happened to Christmas holidays with Mr. Fee's THE SUN job office. f'Dm the Department. WINNIPEG AND RIVERSIDE AVES he alone in theoffict at the time, thc mother in Vancouver. money wns handed hitn with alacri Rubber Tires for ty; not, however, on account of any The mayor and aldermen of Phoe Baby Carriages fear that ihe sight of a couple of nix were elected by acclamation on HOTEL PROVINCE guns in thc hands of a desperate on Tuesday last Bridge Street, man might naturally be supposed to GRAND FORKS, B. C The Greenwood Rink company Second Hand Goods arouse, hut because we did not de haa been incorporated. The best nnd in out BOUGHT AND SOLD sire to create n disturbance over so fetibitnittial lire-proof buitUiiifftii the Houn trifling an amount. The sensation dnry country. Ke- Some people tell things ns if they | cently completed uiid of being held up has ceased to bc a n e \v 1 y furnished Downey's Cigar Store read them upside down. tl'rotuthntit. Kuuip- novelty with us. Wc may notify leil with nil modern A COMPLETE STOCK OF •lretrii'.iil conven the the police of this little incident ience^ rnnrrully lo- Public School Notice •iited, Kirut-clous ae- next week. tommodutions for tlie Cigars, Pipes and Tobaccos Those parents who intend sending ravelling public. children to the public sehool in Di A Freih Ootlfll mini cut of The Sun desires to draw the at vision 7 (Miss Olding's), are request Hot and Gold Baths tention of the Grand Forks frenzied First-Class Bar, Pool ed to do so not Inter than Monday, and Billiard Rooms Confectionery" financiers who recently purchased January 10. After that date,'no new In Connection. Received weekly. shares the in Cocoos island hidden pupils will be received during the treasure expedition to the following term in the primary division. EMIL. LARSEN, PROP. Postoffice Building item from the Greenwood Ledge: Parisian Sage Will Grow "In order to make a bet with a com panion that he would tind money More Hair along the road between Pboenix and Parisian Sage will stop falling hair W, C. CHALMERS in two weeks—cure dandruff in the Greenwood, a well known Boundary Always Carries in Stock same time and stop scalp itch at, once. *¥ Printing "| a Fresh Supply of ] man, last fall, buried some bank It makes the hair soft, silky and lux notes under a log. He has forgotten uriant! As a hair dressing Parisian FRUITS, CANDIES, TOBACCOS the location of the cache, and theSag e is without a peer. It contains AND CIGARS lucre awaits the lucky prospector nothing that ean harm the hair—_t is We are prepared to do all kinda of not sticky, oily or greasy, and pre lot Cream and Summer Drinks wbo can find it." vents as well aa cures diseases of the scalp. ' The new teachers in the public Women and children by the thous Commercial Printing COR. BRIDGE ANDllRST STREETS school are H. A. Glaspell, in the and use it daily M a dressing and no On the shortest notice and in the second division; Miss E. Huetis, home is complete without it. Money Palace Barber Shop third division; Miss Jessie Stuart, back if it fails. most up-to-date style Druggists and stores everywhere K*io•or HoninHoningg * Specialty. fourth division; MisB M. Elliott, guarantee Parisian Sage and will re fifth division. Miss J. Elliott and fund your money if it fails. Ask H. BECAUSE I Miss Olding retain their positions as E Woodland & Co., druggists, what teachers of the sixtli and seventh they think of it. They sell it ut SOc We have the most modern jobbing plant divisions, and B. R. Allen continues per large bottle or you can secure it in thc Boundary Country, employ com by mail postpaid from Giroux Manu petent workmen, and carry a complete as principal of the public school, facturing Co., Furt Erie, Ont. See line of Stationery. and J. B. Fleming as principal of that the girl with the auburn hair is the high school. on each package. Sold and guaran teed by H E. Woodland Si Co. Situation wanted by young lady •if P. A. Z. PARE, Proprietor on first of February, March or April; Phoenix Won WE PRINT In DOOR NORTH OF UIIANIIY HOTEL, bookkeeping or teaching preferred; In Phoenix on Monday, tbe Phoe FIRST STRUCT. speaks English, French, German Billheads and Statements, nix Hockey club defeated Grand Letterheads and Envelopes, and Dutch. Address P. 0. Box 316, Forks by it score of 10 to 4, The Posters, Dates and Dodgers, Grand Forks, B. C. line-up was aa follows: Business and Visiting Cards, DRAYING Grand Fork».s Phoenix Lodge Constitutions and By-laws, C. E. Smith,bantamweight cham Boland .Goal Lang Shipping Tags, Circulars and Placards, Heavy and Light Dray Work pion of Alberta, add C. McCarthy, Quinn Point Ellis Bills of Fare and Menu Cards, Attended to Promptly, Pas cx-bantam-wejght champion of Can Miller Cover point Neil Announcements and Counter Pads, sengers and Trunks to and from all trains. ada, will give a 15-round boxing ex Mann Rover Sanders Wedding Stationery, And everything turned out in an hibition in Greenwood on Saturday Demuth Center Lynne Mercer Left wing Ouelett Up-to-date Printery. TELRPHONR A129 night. Reid Right wing...McQueen GRAND FORKS TRANSFER COMPANY Carl Hermanson went into the HuTiiKHfoim BROS., PROM. Granby office on Monday and de Hyomei manded a million dollars. He will The Breatlieiiblii Remedy for Catarrh. 60 YUM* Tbe rational way tu combat catarrh —tll(> kil w —is EXMMIINOI bc taken to the insane asylum this in the Hyomei way, viz., by breathing. /TMin P__H\TIM(T_i "' "''" '" ' "" week.—Greenwood Ledge. Scientist!! for years have been agreed VllA/l/ lIULl 1 lLlVl advertisement, and a trial order on this point, but failed to get an an will convince you tliat our stock and workmanship are of Lloyd A. Manly last week sold tiseptic strong enough to kill catarrh the best. Let us estimate on vour order. We guarantee germs und not destroy thu tissues of bis hotel in Coleman, Alta. It is satisfaction. reported that he intends to engage tho membrane nt the siitnc time, un til tho discovery of Hyomei (pro in the hotel business in Lethbridge, nounced Higb-onie.) Alta. Hyomei is the most powerful yet ^ healing antiseptic known. Breathe it i airencr for •(! H. C. Hanington, formerly a trus l'ntouta Ukeo through HOl— _ - .„._. through the inhaler over the inflamed w> special notlct, wit boot charge, tu th* tee of tbe Grand Forks public and germ-ridden membrane four or school, was a candidate for school Scientific America fivo times a duy, anil in a few days the A ti.naaonjDlr Ulmtralml weeklr. Unmt «r- germs will disappear. Qilttioo of wr unenU'lo Journal. Term, for trustee in the recent municipal elec rjuulm SW.75 a jut, pontage prepaid. Bold a, A complete Hyomei outfit, includ Grand Forks Sun tion in Victoria. ing tho inhaler, costs $1.00, and extra oevx '-«»««w_»!iiii!_.<'""i> M. II. Burns is spending the win Itottles, if afterwards needed, cost but Job Department ter at his old home in eastern On 50 cent. Obtainable from your drug- gut- or postpaid from tho R. T. Booth We carry the most fashionable stock tario. This is his first trip east in Co., Ltd., Fort Erie, Ont. Hyomei BOUNDARY DIVIDENDS. of wedding stationery in the Boun —DIY1DMPI • thirty years. is guaranteed to cure asthma, croup, Authorized ^-BHAHB8-> Paid Total to Latest Per dary country. And wo aro the only Date. Dutp. Share sore throat, coughs, colds or grip or NAMF, or COMPANY. l office in this section that have the Granby Coimolldated—Copper, |M&, ?\Sm m U.620,000 limjjn Deo. m *8.00 D. P. McCullum left last week for refund your money back. Sold and C»rihuo*MoKltiiiey—Gold., tUftUn 1 250000 (1 548,8111 Keb. 1904 .00 correct material for printing it. The Providence-SI Iver 200000 Sun job office. Vancouver, where he will attend guaranteed by H. E. Woodland Si Eo. ton. Copper—Copper 1,000,000 508,000 fft 201.200 Sept. 1907 .00 i