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Kor Perfect ingr Newspaper DIAMONDS in the You Should See Kootenays The WILSON "Prospector" THK JKWKI.KH sv $2.00 Per Year VOL.. 18 CKANBROOK. B.C , SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 20th 1912 No: in 739 Saved - 1601 Drowned Off the Titanic ITrying to break all records by rushing ship across Mr. Howard S Address tol the seas at top speed--21 knots or 24 miles Marine Disasters of Recent Board of Trade 285 yards every hour Years
Good Suggestions Made Worst Disaster in History Many Lives Lost
Mr. Ourd, president of the Hoard energies to itnther nil the Information THE HORROR OF THE TITANIC Many Marine Disasters 1895, January 30.—German steamer ot Trade being absent from tbe City, possible. The world weeps. Tho touch of anguish that makes kin of strangers hus broughl Berlin nml Mr. II. E. Ilcattle called n meeting of Among the Important marine dis Elbe sunk in collision witb British One of the main reasons for ap Loudon, Paris and New York, Chicago and San Francisco into the sacrumeiitul fellowship uf th. executive to meet Mr. Howard, proaching the Board of Trade are ustcrs recorded nre:— stenmer Orntblo In North tea; 336 representative of the Alfred Hells Oo. thnt by this means only can really suffering and sorrow over the fate of the Titanic and the sudden death of 1001 people, Hopo hus 18C6. Jan. 11.—Steamer London, on lives lost. ber way to Melbourne, foundered In publishers, of London, England to good nnd reliable Information be battled with despair in vain. There is mourning for the loved and lost in thousands of homes the hay nf Biscay, 220 lives lost. 1895, March 11.-Spanish cruiser htar the propositions be hnd to Iny gathered, the Board of Trade of nny scattered through hundreds of communities in Europe and America. before them In respect to nn author- dlatrlct nre supposed to be free from liegina Itegenta foundered in tbe At atlve work which thnt company wns personal factors and individual In Again nature has risen against man and her elemental forces have taught anew how puny 1867. October 29,—Royal Mall lantic, at entrnnce to the Mediter getting out nt a cost of J75.00O.00. terests; also they nre usually men ot and powerless are his utmost strength and skill and devices to cope with her might. The leviathan steamers Rhone and Wye nml about ranean; 400 lives loHt. 50 otber vessels were driven ashore This work Is to be in tbe form of a business, men of prominence, men that proudly set sail a week ago and seemed master of the worst that the furies of tlm sea could book fully illustrated and bound In wbo hnve accomplished something In and wrecked at Bt. Thomas, West 1898, February 15.-Unit«d States a leather cover nnd can he well plac the district they represent and there wreak has succumbed to the stroke of fate. Doom steered tho devoted craft and death was the Indies, by a hurricane, about 1,01)0 battleship Maine, blown up In Hav ed upon the shelves nnd tables of fore are truly conversant with the unseen captain grim. lives lost. ana harbor; 2h(l HveB lost. every library lor reference In connec reigning conditions which govern the No disaster at sea has been attended with such hosts of horror since man lirst dared th tion with nil matters pertaining to welfnre of the city und district to 1873, Jnnuary 22.—British steamer 1898, July 4.—French liner La Bour- British Columbia. which the belong. the terrors of the estranging sea. One has to go back to the destruction of the fleets of Xerxes aud Northfloet sunk in collision otl Dun- goyne, in collision with British tall- Philip of Spain to find parallels, but even these have circumstances that relieve the woe. Iu the genets; 300 lives lost. log vessel, Cromartyshire; 571 lives In addressing the meeting Mr. How The Canadian Bnnk of Commerce lost. case, however, of the Titanic the horror is heightened by the contrast between the circumstances ard said: "thnt this was and is a arc behind this publication as is also 1873, Jnnunry 23.—White Star linor co-operative enterprise and substan the Bnnk of Montrenl nnd ln fact all of peace aud seeming safety on the one hand, reenforced by all the appliances of science and Atlnntic wrecked off Nova Scotia; 547 1898,—Ktondyko gold steamship tially backed by the llrltlsh Columbia the Chartered Banks; and gentlemen, luxuries of civilisation and refinements of society, and the terror that walked the waves in darkness lives lost. Clara Nevada, Lynn Canal, Alaska, government. It was to contain only we want you to plainly underpaid 110 drowned. those things thnt were of bcnelit to that this is no cheap edition by any aud smote the ship in an instant. the district from which ench article means, it wouldn't do to make a 1874, December 26.—Emigrant ves Men whose thoughts uud acts helped to shape the course of European uud American affairs sel Ccspatrick took Are and sunk off 1901, February 22.—City of Rio de- emlnated nnd wero to be only facts, common place leaflet or pamphlet if wore aboard and women who were queens of society. Millions of treasuue were iu the cargo and plain matter of fact truths, no gen we want to interest such men nn the Auckland: 476 lives lost. Janeiro, Pacific Mall Steamship com eralities or flourish In descriptions Duke ot Sutherland and others who ilie wealth controlled by the travelers is estimated to have aggregated half a billion dollars Tho pany, sunk at entrance to San Fran would be permitted. Whatever Infor nre renlly large owners of property catastrophe appeals to the human heart and appals the imagination as no oilier disaster lias 1878, March 24.—BritlBh training cisco bay; 122 lives lost. ship Eurydice, a frigate, foundered mation the various Boards of Trades In the old country and are wishful of done since the destruction of Messina. Eloquent and mighty death proclaims auew that throughout the length nnd breadth of investing elsewhere, Bald Mr. 1 Tow near Isle nf Wight: 300 lives lost 1904, June 15.—Oeneral Slocum ex this fair province of ours were wish ard, as a matter ot fact the Duke man is the plaything of nature.—*8pti'eiman-H>wiew cursion steamboat took Are going ful ot giving , would nftcrwnrds hns only recently bought 3!i square 1878, Dccomher 3.-BrltlBh iron through Hell Oats, East river; more steamer Princess Alice sunk In colli tban 1000 lives lost. again be edited so that there would miles of land near Kamloops ind is Cape Race, N. P., April 15.—At the life bouts within reach. MANY SHIPS WITHIN CALL. sion In Thames river; 700 lives lost. be no danger of anything live a per well pleased with the location. Thee 10:25 o'clock last night the huge New Yorv, April 14.—One leature of Some of these were Bwnmpod by the sonal faction creeping In, if possible 1905, January 21.—Brazilian battle are the men you want in your dis steamship Titanic, culled "0. Q. D.," the Titanic's pligbt is tbat a large overcrowding, others were smnshed at all it, wns to he n work 1878, December 18.—French steamer ship Aquldaban, sunk near Rio Ja- trict, men who will bring money the wireless distress signal, and to pieces against tin- sides of the that would he substantial in its buy lands create industries nnd the number of ships appear to be wltbin Byzantine sunk In collision in the eiro, by an explosion of powder mag ported having struck an iceberg. The the liners' call ship ln being lowered from the davits Dnrdnneles, with DrltlBh steamer Rl- azine; 212 lives lost. truths and perfect to facts. working clnsscs will nnturally follow steamer said that Immediate assis- j Besides tbe Virginian of the Allen quick in their wake. The story goes on to say thnt the naldo; 210 lives lost. Mr. Howard referred to a conversa tance was required. Half un hour llne wnich appears t0 have been the Titanic settled rnther that sank, but There nre already 5 syndicates of afterwards another message said they « „ , he Titanic's 1906, August 4.—Italian immigrant tion which Mr. Sells the publisher solid Interests working hard to 'ii"et rst to have eard 0 t the water rose higher in her with 1880, Jnnunry 31— British training ship Slro, struck a reef off Cape Pa once had with Hon. Joseph Chamber were sinking by the head and that QtstreM, and the White Star liner's greater speed each minute. the lmlgration element, therefore it women wero being put off Into the Olympic, both of which ship Atlnnta left Bermuda with 290 ins; 350 HveB lost. lain upon these very matters; Mr. would be unwise for us to add to Ualtlc ana By the time those boats had got men nnd was never heard from. Chamberlain laid: that it was a pity life boats. The Titanic has 1,3011 were ,.eportcd on t|,e wav t0 the their numbers; thnt IB one of the clear away from lmmodinte dnnger 1906, January 22.—Steamship Val more wna not known of the facts as passengers nnd crew of 860. ' Kmt th(,re ,„ the clnci„„at| of the main reasons we are endeavoring to the wnter hnd reached the engine 1887, January 29.—Steamer Kupun- encia, Cape Beale, Vancouver Island, they at present exist ot some of the reach the other class, the class thnt The weather was calm and clear, Hamburg American line and the Cu- room. The dynamo's were rendered outlaying portions of the empire and dn, In collision with bnrk Ada Melore B. C, 117 lives lott. interests themselves directly and ear the Titnnlc wireless operator report- nnrueI. Mauretanla, the Hamburg- useless nnd the wireless failed. off coast of Brazil; 300 lives lost. the possibilities tbat exist for the nestly in finance, commerce, t nd ed and tbe position of tbe vessel American liner Prlnz Adelbert and DEATH CAME IN DAIIKNB8H settlers. 40:38 north latitude ond 60:14 west , , and the 1907, July 20.—American steamers realty. Already Pears Soap are on tne Amerika 0 the Bame ine At the same time all the lights 1887, November IB.—British steamer Columbia and San Pedro, collided on Mr. Sells took the matter up se the ground as is the Cadbury's choc longitude. North German Loyd liner Prlnz Frle- Wah Young, caught fire between Cnn- The marine station at Cape Race are said to hnve gone nut. Death the California coast; 86 lives lott. riously and since thnt time devoted olate in spite ot the severe competi dericb Wilheim, bound from this port came to those aboard her in darkness ton nnd Hong Kong; 400 lives lost. a lot of energy and capital to com tion whicb ls pressing them from notified tho Allen liner Virginian, the to Plymouth. All of these ships and captain of which immediately advis This report hns pained credence hero 1908, March 25.—Japanese training piling Information for the benefit of across the line and they are maving many smaller liners are shown on because in Severn) details it agrees 1890, February t7.—British steamer ship Matsu Maru, sunk In collision the Investing public, the man of mon good headway even with all that. ed that be was proceeding for the todays steamship chart as probably scene of the disaster. wltb other stories that have reached Duburg wrecked in the China sen; 400 near Hakodate; 300 lives lott. ey, the man of enterpize, nnd also There nre many other industrial within the zone of wireless communi St. Johns. lives lost. the man who bad inclinations to The Virginian at midnight was firms who employ a large- number of cation with the Titanic. The story ends by saying that the 1909, January 14.—Collision be wards colonisation of these waste men who would be willing to come about 170 miles distant trom tbe Ti belief on the seas is that the total placet. Already there has been turn tanic and is expected to reach that 1890, September 19.—Turkish Fri tween the Italian steamer Florida if they only knew tbe true state of New York, April 17.—The World number saved will reach more thnn gate Ertogrul foundered off Japan; and the White Star liner Republic, ed out of the publishing house of Mr. affairs as you and I know them. vessel by 10 a. in. Monday. The one thousand. .'40 lives lost. Stilt a work on Eastern Africa, also Olympic at an early hour Monday publishes a despatch from St. Johns, about 170 miles east of New York the Argentine Republic; these are morning was in latitude 40:43 north Nfld., giving what purports to be tho during a fog; large number ot lives In London, England, British Co story of the foundering of the Titan The catastrophe wlileli occurcd 1891, March 17.—Anchor liner Uto- were snved by the arrival of the works of reference and have been tbe lumbia ls spoken of as being "A Sen and longitude 61:18 west. She was meant of tending hundreds of settlers in direct communication with the Ti ic. The World Introduces the mes when the White Star line Tltantlc, pia sunk in collision with BritlBh steamer Baltic, which received tht of Mountains" and "the pavemente sage with tbe statement that the the world's greatest vcsBOl, struck an stenmer oil Clbrnlter: 414 lives lost. and the investment of immense wealth ot the streets are running mud pools tanic and Is making all haste toward C. Q. I)..," or distress signal sent to these countries, as a matter ol her. version given ls not credited. It iceberg in Newfoundland waters ear nut hy the wireless operator ot the squirming around among second rate reads as follows: ly on Monday morlning, wns one of tact the one in respect to Africa hat houses." Gentlemen; I want to tell 1892, Jnnunry 13.—Stenmer Name- Republic, January 22; the Republic The Baltic also reported herself as the greatest in the history ol marine how wrecked In China sea; 4)4 lives sank while being towed; six lives lost already reached Its 6th edition clearly you that in all my travels I have not about 200 miles east ot tbe Titanic, "St. Johns, Nfld., April 16.—There proving tbe value ln which it is held, ii a report being circulated here tbnt disasters. Yesterday the news was lost. seen finer pavements than those in and was making all possible speed to the effect that all on hoard were and wat alto the direct meant of the city of Vancouver and ns I lear toward ner. wben the Titanic struck the berg she 1911, September 25— French battle promoting the Bee Industry there. was going 18 knots. snved. This, it seems was based on 1893, August.—British battleship ship Liberte, sunk by explosion in ned when there they are claimed to The but signals from the Titanic hope, and conflicting wireless messa be the finest in the world. Right were heard by the Virginian. "The story goes on to say, in de Victoria, rammed hy the Camperdown Toulon harbor; 233 lives lost. It it a fact well known to those tail, that the impact was so terrific ges, ns later despatches show that .-it 300 lives lost. here ln direct contradiction to the At 1:37 a. m., the operator 01. the mott Interested that when Premier at to almost rend tbe ship assunder. lenst 1,3(10 perished. The despatches IV |*l'i 1909, August 1.—British steamer McBrlde wat in the did country some statement of the Ben ot mountains, Virginian says these signals were "The decks were broken through,! of yesterday were hnsed on irngmen- you have the finest land for smnll "blurred and ended abruptly. 189), June—Steamer Nnrge wreck Warntah, from Sydney, via Port Na time ago he asked Mr. Hells If such the sides crumpled in as though so'tary mnrconlgrnms nnd of heductiond ed on Rock reel in Atlantic; 600 lives a book could not be compiled upon truits it has been my pleasure to see. LAST WORDS AT CAPE RACE! tal for London, last heard from leav much cardboard and the bulkheads j thnt otber boats were hurrying to lOHt. ing Port Natal on July 16; 300 llvet tht province of British Columbia; I was delighted with the prospects of Tbe last communication with the forming the water-tight compart- • the rescue would arrive in time to lott. tblt wat an immense impetus to thit the St. Mary's Prairie and other Titanic WHS n wireless message re ments upon which so much reliance, tave oft the Imperilled pnssenge-s work, and tbe present various agents lands I saw were large wltb tbe pos- ceived at Cape Race reporting her was placed were crushed in from bow; nnd crew. Coupled with the hope about 12 of them, are using their (Continued on Page 5) 12B3 miles east of Sandy Hook at 2:- to nearly amidships." ' was the opinion thnt the ship could 15 Sunday morning. This version of the wreck Is credit- not sink. When in the early evening E. Mallandaine Pledges Meeting of City Fathers On leaving Southampton last Wed ed to the British steamer Bruce, news was received that it wns sink- Himself Saturday last 'the Municipal Coun Fire at Marysville Glee Club Concert nesday the Titanic had a rather ex whlch wns in this port on Mnrcb 19, ing, it must hnve heen seriously dc- citing moment. While passing ths cil met for the purpose of fixing tht ond is now en route to Sidney, Nova layed, or mls-undcrstond wireless The Prospector hns received abso city rates and assessment for the White Star liner Oceanic and tbe Scotia. Sbe is supposed to bave messages contained that Information lute assurance that Mr. E. Mallon- American liner New York, which coming fiscal year, and the poising The Boyal Hotel at Marysville wat The entertainment given at the picked up by wireless the story from as the Titnnlc went down to Its 'loine has consented to let his name ot a by-law for certain improvement* completely destroyed by tire on Sat Methodist Church last Wednesday berthed alongside one another, the other ships which took up the thread grave within three nnd a half hours be entered ns n nominee for tbe Do suction of the Titanic's triple screws minion by-election in Kootenny. In Mayor A. C. Bowness presided. Al urday afternoon, laat. evening by the Toronto Olee Club from the time as they got It trom in- from the time of striving tho iceberg dermen.Clapp, Campbell, Cameron. Tht origin of the fire it unknown, was rich in the diversity and quality dragged the New York from htr „ M w|w| The appalling magnitude ol the answer to n wire sent to him in re moorings. Her stern swung into mld- spect to his stand nn the lumber sit Johnson ln attendance. and wot discovered ln a room in tbe ot the numbers rendered. wreck of the giant liner. Titanic, his It waa moved by Aldermen Camp ttcond ttory, where it had gained strenm very nearly coming into con-' A TERRIFIC SMASH been but little minigated hy the frag uation. Mr. Mallandaine pledges him Mr. Ruthven MncDonald wns pro self absolutely to protect this inter bell and Clapp that tbe Mayar and considerable headway, and owing to nounced by old ndmlrers better thnn tact with the Titanic. ' The version credited to the Bruce mentary information which has he*n city clerk be authorized to sign tn • scarcity of water could not be con The Titanic hns accommodations | of the wreck Bays the force of the col received today. The rescuing steam ests. Following is a copy of a tele- aver, und rendered ln hit inimitable '.•rnm received this morning: agreement with tbe Cranbrook Elee- trolled. The loss ls about 112,000, style Blhldty Bob and thnt old tweet- lar H,5nn passengers and carried a | lislon smashed several of the boats, er, Carpathia, has 868 Biirvlvors on trlc Light Co.. dated April 13th llll, covered by about $6,1100 insurance. heart of Mine. His sacred solo crew of 860, | and all of the upper works to pieces. board, according to the latest news Wilmer, B.C. April 18'12. In respect to the supplying of electri There le no water supply system "Building fnr Eternity" thrilled a BRIMS PREVALENT IN OCEAN I The ship It said to have piled on, received In New York, with the Hin J. P, Fink, Esq, city nnd the maintenance ot ttreet Sec. District Associntlon. •t Marytvllle, water being obtained very appreciative audience. Thnt icebergs nre prevalent In the the fierce impact being greatest on gis exception, thnt 868 human beings lights.—Carried. are saved, the details are Insignifi Cranbrook. B. C. In a primitive way from Mark creek. Mr. Ohas. E. Stanley, baritone, Atlantic just now was made known the port side, which tore everything Permission was granted on motion Tht tnpply of water for tbe hotel wot today, when lt was learned that the away, and causing her to list far cant compnred with the faelH that Replying to your wire, absolutely showed the splendid range of his 1350 victlfUH have met u watery ol Aldermen Campbell and Clapp to ktpt In barrel., and unfortunately voice in "Asleep in the Deep" and nn Cunnrd liner Cnrpnthla und the over, almost turning turtle. pledge to protoot lumber interests and Introduce by-law No. 105, being cited thttt wtrt empty, and there wot on French liner Niagara had adventures She is declared to hnve struck with grave In tho shuttered wreck of the work iigninst dumping nl foreign lu-n encore. Titnnlc nt the bottom ol the Allan las tbe "Rnte by-law 1912." Carried. ly two or three buckets full on band with thom InBt week. The Niagara such speed nnd momentum ns tor.nr ber slionld nomination be considered. I Said by-law No. 105 wat then rtad English hearts were stirred by Mr. half out of the water, tearing her tic. Hope clung desperately to the All tht household furniture on the 3. Coates l.ockhhart, 1st tenor, ren had ncvcrnl pint's stove off Grand Iv Mnlianduiue. a first and second time. Council Ont floor wat saved. Banks Inst Thursday, nnd the Carmn- bottom off on the jugged submerged belief that tbe steamers Virginian Mr. Mnllnndalnc Is well known dering with rare enthusiasm "Glo and Parisian might have picked ut, then resolved into a committee of the The property was owntd by H. L. nln hnd nn exciting dny threading ice from the how clear to midship us throughout tbe whole of the Konte whole, with the Mayor in the chair, rious Devon," nnd in a like manner crashed ahead before her enginos survivors In addition to those on Sawyer, and it Is very doubtful If tht the Scotch element of the audience en her wny through the floes. nay dlstrlot, and hns a perfect know to consider said by-law. On ruling could be reversed. the Carpathian, hut this was practi ledge of the country and Its wanls. building will be reconstructed owing joyed Mr. R. Wilton Kenny, 2nd ten NO NEWS FROM LINER cully dispelled when the Rnbles Is the committee reported that by-la* to the decline of the mining Interests or ln his solo "Bonnie Mnry of Ar- ! When the compartments floodedsh e He has been closely connected with No. 105 hnd been considered clautt by New York, April 14.-The White began to settle by the head. land wireless station reported that the lumber Industry through his con which wire the chief resources of the gyle." It that she rolled jthe Parisian had no survivors on clause, and recommended It for IU town. Star line offices here hns received no The report has nection with Ihe C.P.R. land and third reading. On motion said by The quartette was well balanced Information of any accident to the the trough ol the heavy j board, nnd wben tbe offices ,,l the limber department. Marytvllle was formerly the chief heavily in law was read a third time. and in humor and pathos hold tbe Titanic until notified of the ditpntch- Allan line in New York Issued a sta tmelter city of Bast Kootenay, and audience at high tension. tea, and hnd a wide list to port. tement thnt the captain „f the Vlr et from Montreal. The last wireless C. P. R. Cricket Club Council then Adjourned. tbt tmelter received Its supply of ort We bespeak an enthusiastic recep message from the liner was received KNEW SHE WAS DOOMED. ginlnn had arrived al the scene ,,l tion for the Toronto Glee Club should disaster too late to be of any service. Irom tht Sullivan and North Star At lt o'clock this morning, giving Only the most superficial examina they again visit Crnnhrook. Tho Virginian has proceeded on nor 0, r ll. ORIOKRT CLUB her position ns 500 miles southeast tion wnt needed to show thnt the was A special meeting nf the City mints. Tht tmelter was never a n- way to Europe. The Carpathian The above club will hnlil a snrtal of Onpe Race at 2 a. m. today. doomed. From stem to stern she wns OOlincll was held In the council cham nancial success, owing to the refrac thorn and shocked from the greatest bnving on board tho 'mly survivors nml dance at Carmen's Hall on Tues tory condition of the Sullivan ore, WIRELESS FROM VIROINIAN. accounted fnr. Is coming Hluwly to day 23rd April 1912. ber on Wednesday morning with May Overseas Club Montrenl, April 14.—The new thip afloat to a rapidly tlnking bulk. It wnt long enough according to the New York. All hope for details nf Dancing 22-30. Whist Drive 21K. or )i,,w,less in the chair; Aldermen •nd the largt amount of zinc whlcb White Star liner Tltnntlc It reported Bruce recital for most o' the boats llrrheHtln, Mrs. Walllnger nnd Mrs. Johnson, Clapp and Cameron were In it carried. During the patt few In committee meeting It wns decid in a dltpatch received here int. to-1 ZT KSiiLM than on. t ous I,h" ,r"K*'" """ '*? -J"*" „'!*. "." montht, tbe smelter hns been dis te Edmonton, attendance. ed to hnve only a business meeting night to have struck nn Iceberg. Th, j 1* S. hBd beentmbark.d ™V .'''.' "" ^..^L^"^.!'! mantled, part of the machinery go- of the above club at B p.m., to 9 p news wat received at the Allen ofllcot I c t|nues, whon the cry went wireless cnpiniiltncntlnn with Dnsl, Tickets to admit 1,inly and (lentle- The meeting wns called for the pur nport 0n nnd Nantucket Thursday noon. Lon lag to Trail, the balance to the Sul m., sharp not Tuesday evening the In a wireless message from the Cap- „„ • •at,... Kinking " liian; SI.00. pose of finally adopting and patting "3rd Inst. From 9 to 2:30 a.m., the tain of the Virginian of that line. It; "P **' " 8"""nK- „„ don, Paris am) New York are ovor livan mine, The ores from tht lat m (>v Refreshments will be served by a By-law Nn. 105, being cited at tht Cricket club will hold a social And wat stated the Virginian had heen In *<™ "™N,*Y whelmed by the news of the disns ter mint are being treated at tbt dance, tickets 11.00 to ht obtained of wireless communication with the Ti-1 From order the crowd changed rap- ter, and the whole world is waiting committee of Indies. "Cranbrook City Rate By-Law No. Trail tmtlter. the secretary ft Salntbury, tanlc. I idly to frenzy and ruthed madly for (Continued on race 4.) B, Sulnsbury, SecTreas. Wt." THE PROSPECTOR. CUANimooiT. Tf C.
1 ANTIQUITIES AT WHITEWOOD Hu obost, ploughed Us wny amiss, and They Keep the One Helped The Other. Decided Objections. finally lodged In Hm left shoulder, ll A Lady was oontlnuaily acouslng seomod n mirnouloua escape; as ll whole system Interesting Discovery of Stone And A rural olergyninu missed one ur ids her servant of extravngauoo without parishioners Bevoral BUCCOBBIVO Sun Baby's Rash Became wus, Uu, pnttonl would need tin' Flint Relics Tells of Saskatche any real cause. The Borvunt always THE greatest cm and nlli'lillnn for smut! in the pink of days trom his plaoo In ohuroh, nnd wan's Early Days. bore this accusnllnn patiently. when ho met Ibe absentee one day i weeks befor lio could in' pronounced condition. Wi E. II. .StolioB, of the Provincial One dny the servant Informed her hn Biild: out of iluiigi a Mass of Humor Civil Service, recently spent a vaca mistress that the coal hud nil been "Woll, William, I haven't soon vou GAMBLER'S WIFE j Voting Thompson hold a hurried con- tion ut U'lilloivood, where ho secured consumed, Tills WUH followed by the at ohureb for some time.'. liiiiiiition wnn hla mother d luon Their singular curative pro Parents Decided He Could Not Ba some Interesting relics, which have iiButii remarks on the part nf iho mis- "No, Blr; I hnve reasons for stuyin' : asked ihe dootor, If his friend would perties discovered by an Indian troBs, win, finished up by Baylngi awn'." Cured. "Cutcura" Soon Made 'beiir removing in dielr home—"Ma been prosented by tholr tinders "You evidently eat Ihom." BY tribe introducedtocivllizatlon dirtitigh hltn to the museum ut die "Oh. you have! And what; |.,ny His Skin Perfectly Clear. ple Villa." Tho next day the candles were nil yuur reusons he? I should into to ox- As die llllli' town did uol bOUfll .< parliament buildings. eone. nearly a century ago—com- idaln tltoni away, if possible," A Toronto n**n, Mr. Robert Mann, nf 788| AMY H, KEANE hospitul, nnd us die Imli. was about Bailie lleuotilt, who lives a few "Candles gone!" mild ilie nilslross, "Wool, Blr. I doubt yo'll no' muling." Qii'vn Ht. EMt, NI.VH: "OUI hoy uun hum in the worst possible place for bis pntionl pjundeil chice 1657 In the miles niiitlh of Whilcwood presents fortnight pgo." Toronto on Oct, 111* u»m, nnd wimn tlir<*o thai. Thoy are u' very decided oh- niiiiiiiis old a cliciii rose apiiimmi on lila (Proteotod) ilu" doctor gladly assented lo dun nr- sumo Html,, imble.ui.iutH, presumably "Oh, well," rejoined thn servant, iootloiiB, The nrst IB that I don't rangoment, provided ivire. TKonipsoit Comstock Laboratorle* al who could atntiil thin sort ot tiling nu cliei-k. What u|}|>rurii| t» of great antiquity, They I-OUBIHI. uf a believe In beln' wliattr nue does n' tho tin a water hlisier -umld wns ulso agreonble to It. Hut tnat Brockvllle, Ontario, j stone axe, hummer, what is supposed longer, "I can toil ynu whore the Hpealdn'; tlio second la llml I dlnuu form. When it bnila*. worthy lady was so sboclied and up- I lo lutvo been a lildo ecraper, several cmiillcB havo gone. I uio thorn to inu.!'*!1 would run nut. CHAPTER I. bcltovo In Hun muoklo Blunln' ns wo nturilui* new blutura until scl over tlio lirst news I hut roacllOtl i Hint arrow bends, etc. BWntiOW tho colli more cumcnlcully!" get In your kit-It; tho third, and last, her n) Iho shoollng, and sn relieved IIH eiulri) fuce, lirail and li wm. n beautiful evening In th Dr. Morse's Apparently, with the oxcepllon of and inalnt iiiiimrtaut renBou ,,' a' ts '.hiiiiMi'i'i wm a tiiim-i of Inltcr purl oi .May ns a passenger train [ whon a true account nr lho accident • tin. arrowheads, they ure, made, ul Getting Even. tbat Ii wis In your kirk dun I gut ma Willi* mid vim cmil'l in.I. hud been given hor, that BIIO wns HfiU tt pui'tk'lu uf -de.tr sk'n. wns moving rapidly into tho thriving ' iHii'iluiis ot' tho prairie boulder Btouo, li was close ou midnight, and the Will'I" ready to agree to anything. And BO Indian Wo did lint kiuiw v.liii. llttlo town of Curapden near tlio nor I Tbey are very Intoi'OBllUg UH Blu.wlntt professional gudsl fell, it was high tn do for lilm mid triad the young man was removed to ,', - - iiliniit I'very IUIVI'IMM'., ihrrn shore of Lake Ontario, Root Pills , dm primitive nuture of the weapons dnio for him ti Hiup playing. The Old Beau. Though the dav luul been wnnn Villa, und young Thompson felt him ami implements of aboriginal liuniun- iiinit'ily «it limit, avail, in- self in tt position lo partly millie "PorlinpB I'd bettor not play any I "Crabbed age nnd youth C il'-i'd Nome of lliiiu only enough for July, the railway officials havo a remarkable tecord (or liy. Another tiud consists uf u rusty more to-night," h,> Mild, wearily. "1 Rddi'il lo IIH xiiiTcirliii; umi amends Cor ids carelessness, togothiV said Senator Ullvii one In iiariii'ular, tin.' ——- roll culled iiiion in provide for tno ! old aix Bhooter, of u very early pat- see ynu linvi" neui- neighbors, nntl jof au uuhaptiv divorce suit comfort of tlio passengers by keeping consistently curing constlpa- ' torn, and which ts supposed lu be, Muraody, idamit. nm tlio thoy inlghl In" annoyed." Rook, "Whenever I hoar Of l Infant Into conviilsioii'. mi a biasing tiie in each cur, making by some, nne ot the old pollco guiiH, IHAPTEIt II tlon,billouano8S(.ndlndlgMtloni "Volt iieedit'l iiilnii tlitim a iiiliiiili'." I man nniriylng a young girl, I 'ihn family dortor pie- poor little bulios peevish, women slott, mull ns were carried by I'liliutel Brrltii'd for him. TliU did ipsoil was the wi allby aald IIIH himleBii engorly. "Wo are ol the Cupid story, nnd some commercial men on the Mr Til, purifying the blood, banishing French's men whon ho orossetl lho pel feelIj not do any K'unl, n» w-i English church clergy) iro lltoy polBouod our cat, tonk him in a. hospital. Iraiu docldcdly profane over the phe of plains in die BevontleB, und took pos unit II' ll ! " 'Cupnl!" Indignantly cried nu bl and In her youth luul been n belle did nothing In Inn bad for millionaire 'Cupid would bo nowor- IIR WOH trcnti'd as nn otit-piuiciit ruin: a nomenal stupidity ot ih." average con headaches :;nd clearing tho session of lho itlaclii'eei country, The tbem.' IrVOok und In* Rot wome, tr unytliltti;. Wo then considerable repute In 'lie fashion able! ICSB boforo such an iceberg as you, eulli'il in uiiutimr doctor umi inrilun ol a weak ductor, world; nnd lung years of lho unlet, aa skin, 25c. a box evorywhor*. stock Is gono, Imt the umi. although badly rustod, IB otherwise fairly well miss. Why n score of Cupids urmiul tho hoy was, to nil innoftranciw, cured and tteU-repreBBlng life that must accessor' A Bold Ing Iron, heated by n Jo- with a hundred arrows each, could tin* ilortor Nald hln work WOM dun.', itut thu At lust came lb* announcement prosorved. ll was round lu u bluff by Very next iluy It brake out as bail ,H ovor. "t'nmpdon'' In Iho steutorlan voice iii bo the lot of n clergyman's wife with tbe IMlnl foil from a Knaolluo Hml uo vulnerable spot upon your *'\Vt: (lt*ridcct that ft unilil not he nirrd in a small vlllnge hail not ijuolled tin Voicing His Pica. i .Mr. Iiuelian. of the Merohaula liauli, unit na tlm luuuilo, IH u I'oconl invon* of one of lho train hands, nud with n i Wbllowoodi who kindly gnvo It to heart of Btouo!" hnd must run IH oouniQ und NO WO just k"i»t muttereil "Thank Heuvou," a tall worldly Bplril in lier. She ivns uov. "Not guilty!" exclaimed tho prison Inn. "The young und beautiful girl who Iih iirins bundiiQOil to Iih side to prevmit hla er. "An" 01 enn prove It." Mr. Stokes tor tile milHeutu. Till' iriiiim* lil-i iit'.sh, Tho I'utleiiru Itcuii'dli •* handsome man near tho end of die 'fair, fat und roily,' uud In r ii e, had refusod to wed blm tossed her "Thai remain;- to be a* ion ' obsol V Btouo imulemontB aru holng photo- head and she replied. wore rocomtnondodt Wo Biartod using thom ear, grabbed his satchel and wns °*i-1Maiilc Vlila ni 1 tho brlghtesi and graphed by Mr, Qrentol), nnd H IB tlllljll lu Itself, Moiher Crave!,' in Mny, 11>U1), unit noon thu rum wui mniiiK't". folio wod eil Hie Indue. " 'No, they couldn't -If lltoy used an 1'iiiiriirn imt'lt! Ills Kkln pcrft'clly etenr ntid the platform In an Instant, followod |unndsomeat In the town. s.uil ii, bo lho intention of Librarian Worm Exterminator does not renulra directly by a pleasant-faced young] "Whoi," conttnuod the prisoner In the naslstauoo of any other medicine old beau to Bhoot with,' " Uppiu* lie in 1'iiilri'ly froo from tho nklit dlsouo,, Ii was a largo, solld-looklug, two an aggrieved lonos, "when lho man Hawkes to feud tbe photos to the eott's ."\lugnzlno. (SlBnod) Itohrrt \t.nm, May U, H'in. mati named Thompson) who was a r isiorey brick, surrounded with was robbod, yer worship, whal could Maldstoua Musouni, Keni. I£ngluud, io mako It effective It does not full In unnthiT lot ler, dati'd .Innt* 80. Hilt, lm to do its work. dddii "My boy Itu noror bad any woro •l,|,,,t of the Place, and with whom balconies, which later "1 be dnlit' In ilie house when 01 no tbat lliey may be ennipared with tronblo since mlng Cuticura." the Btrangcr, Mr. Hard . had stiueli wol,iu 00 n mass of verdure, ,i„. i„ .. Wasn't (hero at ull. al all. but was tb,< tlini implomeuts found in thai Value of Ashes io the Garden Por moro than a Kfin*raltnn fntlriira Bun "P nn acquulntai on Hi" cm .„.,,, i(,„, ,... ,„„„„ ,,,„,,„„; ,,,.., , thrne doors dowu beyonl the lamp country with a vlow or discovering nnd intiiiii, in. havo afforded thu most mo Everything Neectcti. The true worth of eoal aghcs, says a ireful iri'iitiiifiu for Hkla and D'-alp troiibM .Mr. Hardy stopped to give some ill- ,|1(, r00, itl s,„n,. pinc. -. Th h . 1 post molndlng ine bub] t Shurc, ony- Mi'iillariiies anil dilt'iTctifi'B Haitian A peasant In a remote pari of Cal writer on gardening, does not seem of Hifuiii-, rliiiilrcn und adultfl. A sinisl*' s<*t rccllons nboul his luggage, and none ,vna ,,ll B ju]| an,| commnuded ti very one in ihi strata could have heard Leader, way was one day standing at tho to he renltaed even by professional h often siillli'Wit. AltlimiRh MH by dnitt- INK thnl his companion wua takeu n pi nnl view ,,r the town on oui me Blngln' nwai lot It's ., molgbtj au\H und ili'iilcrs tlirouKhoiit llm world, n ea8 door of bis cabin, lie did not look gardeners, The Having of the lives ol liberal Htimnln of each, with B3«n, book on cluirge by so jounis sir!--'. . vhlenilj ^,1,, wlll|(, ,,„ lsvo ,„• ,;„, ptii,,. ..j,, , p0Wi iful !,,!,,• 01 have, an' It's many THE WEARY SMILE particularly well Olt, poor fellow, and many precious plants can bo effected the ftkitl. will bo pent frro, on upnliratlon to out for nlniiBemont, nml rotter nnii* & Cltom, Corp.. flti Columbus lot adverse lo tu0 beautifn) grounds, geutly Rloping a tolme Ol'vi " THAT COVERS t>AIN an KngllBn tourist passing stopped to by the placing of a few haudfuts of AVO,i Uostoti, U. ti. A. flirting >\itli tho passani irs, ho hurried flown to n little broolt thai babbled SUM" stop!" cried the |udge an speak lo him, As he did so ho BUW asllOS iu and around their crowns, t>n to his l.ot el alone, past the tool of the hill, aad became grlly. "Whet on earth has your voice Women ,ne Themselves to Blame tho children Inside playing with a.Thoy will lie saved from two possible .•ml now let Ua UiKei a closer look|lost In the woods that skirted theltodowlt pigl The Ijhigllshmnn was shocked, evils by so doing—from rotting nwny Trappar,.Dealer*. In for Much of Their Suffering, „„vaiii.l„l«a,wr'ura, nl. i his young man, wuc is destim town nu ibis side, seenu i] I isl the Bpol "lie only mean" yo it worship." ex- VYoiueu are weak, yet under a smile "My good fellow," be said, "why ami from being eaten by slims. Ashe* rannot uflnrd to ills. piny a most important part iu for •• pi • • , tired oui with ihe worry claimed Pat's counsel, Bmlllun bland- they win try to hide pain and sutler- havo vou (hat pig lu tho bouse'.' It are invaluable for keeping expensive!
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Chafing Dishes "Hiram at the Rehearsal" One of the Side-splitting Scenes in the Big, Musical Comedy "HIRAM' SEE OUR WINDOW At the Auditorium Theatre, Thursday Evening, Next. Newes and Fines Line Baynes Lake News Game Fish in Cranbrook Mr. J. P. Fink, of the Fink Mer cantile Co., Cranbrook, wan nt Baynes, Inst week on u business trip. (Prom Game Warden's Report.) I Dr. nml Mrs.Hoare, were Bnynea I A. C. Bowness visitors Inst week, nt the homo of I Mr. nml. Mrs. 11. <;. Ayre. VVholusaleJ For the prist two yours, owing to somewhere. I it will lie interesting to quite a the conflict between the Provincial Trout mny not he caught unless Wine and Spirit Merchant I lew people in Dnyncs to know thnt Miiiiiinn-im-iT ni all kinds J. D. McBride und Dominion CI oven, men t over fish they ure 8 laches in length, nor a ! the new store was good and plumb „i Aerialed wtttera eries, and the subsequent repeal of trout oold under three pounds in | nfter Monday nltdit. Cranbrook, B.C. - - Phone 5 •• trout-tishfng season from the Provin weight. The latter would bo an ex § Agent for | Mr. and Mrs. Stoll, Imve come to cial "Game Act" this department cellent regulation if the word 'trout* wero carefully defined and the law | settle in Baynes, having bought Innd, collected the Provincial non-resident •H^-M+*-M.-..|..M.*W^ enforced. they commenced building operations am-lora' licences. Now, however, Anheuser Busch Budweiser and ut once. there is a prospect of these mutters The Dominion authorities have HI I It-H-H-H-H- H-H-M--H- *I~H"l't-l"H"a"H"M"fr'M-H"H-* being brought to a satisfactory con always considered that trout are a I Fernie Beers. Wc understand that Mr. Wnlsh, the clusion, the question of the conserva menace to the salmon industry, and A i represciitutive of n big Land Co., in tion of our game tlsh und the making this question is open to argument, ;; A. Jolliffc. Prop. - Norbury Ave. j I'lncliiiul, hus successfully brought the and enforcing of proper rules and but granted that thoy are, there are | Melcher's Red Cross Gin and Innd through. regulations in this respect should he many thousands of miles of streams takeu up. and lakes iu this province which are 1 P. Dawson Scotch Whisky. Mr. Rndford is having a line large not frequented by salmon at all, or, I hotel nnd boarding built. This will As an asset to the Province our at any rate, to u very small extent, oertnlnly be n ronl acquisition t, game tishing has never been properly and those waters .should receive at m Inipuri.-r of all kinds of Foreign and Domestic ll Central Meat j Baynes, nnd will be much appreciated estimated. In addition to the thous tention. Especially so is this the case •J \Vim*s ami Spirit*-. by commercial men. Sum Morrow, ands of residents who take pleasure throughout the whole of Kootenay, H is the successful contractor. iir this form of sport, this season 120 whore thero used to be some of the tourists took out unglers' licences, liaest fishing In the province, but of -. | - The opening dunce nt the new Hall und, if our game fish is looked after lato years, owing to neglect, is rap I linker St. Cranhrook, B. C. took place as advertised, nnd proved this number Is sure to he increased idly deteriorating. In this district Market ten fold. § to be a great success, everything tho so called "squaw fish" are rap idly replacing the trout, and while laaseigiSBiBiaffl pnsscd ol! without n bitch. The VIB- Kvery year hundreds of complaints sawdust and fishing for the market tors from Klko nnd Waldo were loud are received at this omco about net- may have helped in the depletion,tho in their praise of the wny which the tlng, the use of dynamite and other event cume to nn end. The door wns extermination of the "squaw fish" ollences, and there is no doubt what certuinly in line shape, owing to the would do most good towards bring* ever thut some of our finest streams TRY SOME OF powder boi wielded by the ulile lloor ing up the stock of treat; a hatchery have been systematicnlly netted with manager S. .1. Morrow. Mnny thanks on the Arrow Lakes would be a out any prosecution following. arc due to ladies lor their kindness great thing, hut the "squaw fish" WENTWORTH Wm. Davies' Ontario Fed In looking after the refreshments and Now with regard to the Dominion should receive attention first, the pretty decorations. Too much .Statutes governing trout-fishing, ac Under present conditions, laws ure prnise ennnot be given the orchestra cording to these laws the open season HOTEL. Crjc-.broolc, made by the Dominion authorities HAMS & BACON wlio, under the direction of Mr. for trout on the coast Is from March , dealing wit.li those matters, some are Hmith, never played better, Kvery- 2fi (east of 120th Meridian, May 1st,) I good and some the reverse; but no hody went home well sutisiled with until November 15th. i Canadian Specialty matter to which claws they belong, hopes of hnving nnothcr dunce in the 1 The open senson is all wrong. Rod they are not on forced, and there is near future. fishing for steel-heads in coast wat-! general dissatisfaction throughout . 4^^^a^.j..|.*.a,.|,.|..|.,|4.|^-H--frrt^ • ers should commence a month or six the province. Is a laif;,- ami attractive hotel of superior weoks earlier, ns hy March 25th they! Kvery spring und winter there aro begin to get of! color. The so-callod; numbers of men fishing out of season elegance in all its appointments, with a ,|l,t.|,,|,,|,,H--H-.-..--,-|"H-H--H Yahk News Dolly Vnrden should not have a close there are numbers who would like to Beason at all. Again, ln many of the do so also, hut will not because there t:uisine of superior excellence, Railway lakes in the interior, notably the Ok-1 ; is a law against it. This is not it men, Lumbermen and Miners all go to CORONATION HOTEL | Vie are t*lad to nny thut everyone nagan Lake, the huge lake trout is fair deal to a conscientious sports may now enjoy a feeling of safety at its best In the winter months, and man. Let us have proper laws made, in some of the months, when the sea-1 G. DOWNING, Mansger., hecaUBO the "Bull" that wus ao vi and- let thom be enforced or else do cious has now been removed from the son is open, they nre spawning in awuy with them altogether. Vflhk hotel. the small streams. These matters cannot he properly ATHALMER, B. C. As a matter of fact, to make prop regulated from Ottawa any more than L- are plad tn Buy that Mr.Fylcs er trout seasons throughout the pro can the game laws, and they should Under New Management i who recently removed from Yahk to vince is a very hard matter and re therefore he in the hands of the Pro : The Wentworth Olenlllly is making good, he speaks quires a lot of careful consideration. vincial authorities. If this were the I well of the district and is enthusias Different species of trout spawn at case, a vast improvement would he tic over the prospects. i .J. McTAVISH - Proprietor | EXCELLENT ROOMS REMODELLED THROUGHOUT ;; different times, according to the dis mnde and judgment necessary 'or trict and local conditions. It would protecting trout could be used, so us Mrs. Larson, who in very sick was ********************************************* CUISINE UNEXCELLED he hard to find a month In the year not to interfere with the salmon In again visited hy the doctor on Sun where there nre not trout spawning dustry. ; CHOICEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS day and it is hoped thut she will soon he restored to her wonted good ! AN UP-TO-DATE HOUSE health. *~H ******************* i On Saturday several friends again Bye-Election ++*****.t.****4..t~w**+*************i-******+***ha d the pleasure of enjoying the hos Bowling Contest pitality of Mrs, Lyons who hud pro vided a whist drive for their pleasure The resignation of A, S. Goodovo, REDUCTION IN ********************** ********************** PRIZE WINNRRS the prlzfifl so kindly given were won and his appointment to the Hoard of by Miss I,, (.arson and Mr. A. Lyth- 1st prize-Pair of Cuff links, and Railway Commissioners necessitates a by-election in Kootenay riding, KOC. a Cllllett Safety Razor. and prospective candidates are being J. Milne & R. Myers 1,128 discussed, 1 STOVES and RANGES ii NORTH STAR HOTEL An enthusiastic, number of citizens •L ______gathered at the nrst general meeting 2nd, prize-Dress Shirt ench. ; Mr. Otis StaplcH of WychtTe, Fred, oi the Ajrrleulturril Society. Thla C. A. Porter A ,T, S. Teet 1,117 \ Starkey. and 0, Hamilton, of Noi* KIMBERLEY. B.C. society will cover the Moyie Valley !"> pins, three strings ! son; und A. 13, Watts, of Wattsburg, District and undoubtedly he useful in I uud R. K. tlreeti, now of Victoria, promulrutini* the various interests ul prizes--li months membership curd, j but formerly of Kootenay arc men- I wish to reduce my stock the (IIstrict. The following othrers und a pair of howling siloes. ' tinned. of Heater and Cook Stoves were olflCted! It. Kottfmer, 130. J. McOullum 121. While the electorate nf Cranhrook and Ranges and in order H W. DHKW, Proprietor [J President—A, I.. Bnrnlmrdt, One man, three strings. | district would like to have an Rust Vice-President—C, Hilton. Kootenay man nominated, we learn to do so, I am giving a Hee-TreuH.—K. A. Lythgoe, Prizes—Auto strop razor, $1.00 In that the Conservatives of both Rust Cash Discount of IS per Directors H. Kyles; 0, Webster and value at R. A. Hill's store, and a and West Kootenay, an* almost u I\ Haywood. ham from P. Hums & Mo. unit In favor of Robert Kruncls cent off all the above lines. ********* H. B. Stevens, li.12. J, S. Teet, !>K7. Green, ex-M.P,P. for Kaslo, nnd Miu The meeting was hold In the Ynhk These are the Moffatt Hotel,'nnd mnny thanks are due the ,1. Milne, 558, ister iif Lands mid Works, in the Me proprietors for providing the neces One mun, single string Pride government. National Stoves & Ranges Mr. Green in very popular In the sary accommodation. Prt'/pfl—Moorshaum pipe, box of and the Best. K "Makers more Kootenays,and would make n worthy cigars, year's subscription to The successor to Mr. Goodeve; and should Prospector. W. B, Stevens, 2:Vt. J. Milne. 219. he receive the nomination thoro would I bread Road Along Lake he no doubt us to bin being elected H. B. Stevens, 314. Recent advices from Nelson, Kaslo Vive men team. Revelstoke. Rosidaml, Vniii, Trail and better bread" Last Saturday tho Nelson Hoard o( 1st. PrlMt—llfi.Oft divided between and Pernio, Indicate the iiominatlot Trade endorsed the proposal oi the each! J. ll. Thompson; O. (A. Porter; of Mr. Green. J. M. AGNEW Crcston Doard of Trade that the ID, Tumley; It. Drown; J., rt. Teet,— transprovincial road lie constructed total score 2,334. PURIT5* FLOUR Ialong the shores of Kootenay Luke ELKO, B. C. 2nd, Prize—Neck tie apiece; ' Any hoy and jrirl who has scholas and the west arm, and through Nfll- H, K. Stevens; W. K. Stevens; .1. tton Instead of along the surveyed i tIr fidVnntnftOfl knows that leap yeal I Milne; ,!. Turnley; D. Pye: ****• I>|..|. | HM I -l-l -H-M II- ++++-I-+-I-M- *** | belongs to the solar year system j route over the summit in the Kay- total score: 231:1. Mitue district, which is aald to he iTIloso more advanced know that civil open for only about three months in Married Mon, three strings. and astronomic timo are made oqual the yenr on account of the altitude Prizes—Safety Rnzor and Ham. by add Inn a day overy fourth year— The Fink Mercantile Co. und the eonsei|Ucnt heavy anow. J. S. Teet, 5CU. II. K. Stevens, 4H-J. and tbls niukes leap year. Read "The Prospector" THE PROSPECTOR, CRANBROOK, ll. C
amonded merely to pro.vldo for tho =^ ®hc |ivoopcctciv, (fvanln-ooh. t>. C- Imprison ment ol such loafer; tho poor 739 Saved- families will gain llttlo or nothing, *n|] DBTABUBHRU 1MB if tho former could bo compelled to 1601 Drowned published Every Saturday Morning al Oranbroolt, B.O, work for tho state and tholr earnings i,-, irrn***: ir"|i:' m*«',,-ir"**'"v<-,"', • »•* •*•• •>
1 •M~l--H-++-i--H'-M"H •+ *** * I- ••+•!• I "Ml I I "I-1 l-l-l'l "l'l *'i ** •++ -M"H-H-t"H"l"l-l"l"l-H++l-l-l- gtis schemes that arc pat. up *' mo people in other countries. Visitors to the City The photographer will bo In Cran* brook about the lirst week in May to AT ORANBROOK «xc take a series of pictures of the prom m, Barclay, Wardner Housekeeper inent buildings and scenes of interest II. Harvory, Winnipeg in tho district. These pictures will Hutchinson, Winnipeg afterwards he reproduced in n full J. Halibett, Kernie page by the printers at their own 1). McCall expense, but if more are desired then i Did it Ever Strike You that You can Fay, Swift Current Provincial Elections Act it is up to the Board of Trade us the Oampbell, Moylo ofllcird body to take one or more as HenensHlmud. Spokane they desire at a cost of $150 per A. Wllkins, Onlgnry Cranbrook Electoral District IRON, COOK or WASH page over and above the one givon Onstotlo, Calgary gratuitously by the publishers. Cres Black, | Cheaper by Electricity ton, Revelstoke, Kamloops, and oth er plnces nre taking one and two Tyo, Oalgary TAKK NOTICK that I hnve received objections in wrltlne to tha pages some perhaps will take more; II. Griffith, Haynes Lake relent on of the following mimes on the Itccistcr of Voters for Uie ; than you can with Wood or Coal it appeals as being the best kind of ll. McDoUgal, Kernie Crnnbr >ok tSlectornl District on the grounds ns stated below. publicity the city enn get. The hooks Q, Watson, Kernie A nd tnke notice thnt fit n Court of Revision to be held on the 20th I We Carry a full line of Electrical Appliances of a work of this kind will get into S. Williams, Toronto dny of .Mny 1912, nt the Court House in Crnnhrook nt ten o'clock in tie ! for all purposes and we guarantee them the right hands nnd the informati in 0, Reld, Vancouver foreno,o n local time, I shall hear nud determine the said objections, and furnished wilt be a memorial -o the H, Holt, Vancouver unless, such named persons, or nomo otber Provincial Voter on their beginning of a new country. Thank O. Anderson, Wycliflu behalf,. satisfies ine thnt such objections are not well founded, 1 shall ing you gentlemen for your kind and Fletcher, Trail Htrlk such uauies oil the said Register. 0, Jordan, Spokane courteous attention. A. 0. NKl.HllN. O. Rinklo, Spokane Acting Registrar ,,( Voters I Quain Electric Co., Ltd. U. Morris, Seattle Mr, Beattie ns acting president lmte,l this 18th Day of April. 1912. then asked the meeting what they ,). Parker, San Frauclsco ; Head Office: ("ranbrook, B. C. S. Gordon, Victoria ; thought of the proposition nnd it The following persons are reported absent from the city. MAURICE QUAIN, General Manager ', found very favorable comment from (I. lioss, Creston 1 i the members present and it was pro H. Skinner, Fernle ! 'Phone 129 Branches ut Medicine Hat, Alta., and Fernie, B. C. ; posed nt any rate to see thnt Cran Dtacy, Lethbrldge SAMK I'l.ACB. brook was represented with at least V, Griffin, Oalgary one page in addition to the one so Baker, Rd mon ton •t it|.|..H^-l-1*!-M* 1M-M-1 1 I-!• **t*4-M***fr.fr-M-4^ 1. Acton, .Martin Thomas Cranbrook freely given by the publishers sub B. Appletoa, Gateway 12. Allen, Richard Swansea ject to the approval of the general J. Walsh. Toronto lbs. Beach, Bertram James Norbury Avenue, Cranbrook Board. Herritt. Moyle 114. Ueaudry, Frank Cranbrook Newell, Toronto The committee appointed to look 160. Rlddlecombe, Frank Cranbrook Mr. Howard's Address to Baker, Nelson 225. Bromley, James Rny Crnnhrook after the drafting up of the facts and II. Chapman, Hamilton 276. Butler, Fred. William Cranbrook necessary information was Messrs. J. Lougham, Westminster. Board of Trade 320. Carmichael, Wilson Cranbrook J. P. Fink; V. Hyde Baker; R. K. Peck, Winnipeg 467, Cronk, Herbert Cranbrook Beattie and F. J. Deano. Lewis, Montreal (Continued from page one.) 5i5. Dolg, John Alexander Cranbrook B. Watson, Port Steele nihilities of small fruit funning and 574, Kaglesonie, Kennedy Cranbrook H. Wilson, Spokane agricultural pursuits. It iB a solid tio3. Kindlity. Robert James Cranbrook J. Mackay, Montreal truth that the elementary facts of Shooting Exhibition 654. Fnllett. Frederick Cranbrook J. Wolf, New York the methods of Canadian business is 685. Fryer, Charles John Wnttshurg McKay, London not understood clearly in tho com 732. Oilroy, Charles Henry Cranbrook 0. K. Mink, of Vancouver, repre J. Hall, Bull River mercial centres of the world and the 735. Olnnville, Robert Wyrlll*, senting the Dominion Ammunition F, Smith, Toronto book Mr. Sells company arc about to 736. Cllavey, Thomas Fort rtUele Co., was in the city Tuesday, and S. Wilson, Seattle publish will cloarly portray these In gave an excellent exhibition ot fine F. Brown, Buckley, Oal. 996, Kehoe, George Cranbrook their best form, lt Is at present shooting, Mr. Mink Is the champion O. Jewell, Jaflray 1040, Kubn, Henry Cranbrook realized that iu order to do business shot of the Pacific coast and has a J. Larkin, Calgary 1140. I.owery. William Lewis Armstrong Avenue, cranbrook satisfactory scale we must put record of 96 and a half per cent out 1144. f.uiiisdfii. William Wntt Fenwick Avenue. Cranhrook the goods iu Canada. of five thousand blue rocks. On Tues 1187. Marshall, Albert P Cranbrook It would 1)0 a good BURffMtl-W lf day evening, bis mnrkmnnshtp with AT COSMOPOLITAN 1188, Marshall, John Cranbrook tin' Board of Trade appointed a com* the ride was remarkable. Ho, with a A A. Ward, Marysville 1307. Mtiir, Dnvid Cranbrook ; mittee to draft un an nrtlcle, there 22 rllle centered a bulls eye, then J. Sullivan, Moyie 1310. Muir, Seymour Cranbrook i» no restriction as to the length of placed' six more shots lu the same R. McKenzie, Nelson 1363. McCurdy, Charles Krvln Cranbrook the artlclta written the only thing hole. He followed this by shooting R. Desnllnler Moyle 1365. McDonald, Duncan Orant Cranbrook : thut must he adhered strictly to is oranges with a thirty-two thirty J. J. O'Day WyclitTe. 1602. l'atton, lsuiir Philip C.P.R. Boarding House, Cranbrook facts and all elimination of any per- rifle, the oranges being thrown in the J, J. Arsenuult, Winnipeg 1603. Patton, John Philip Cranbrook igonol element or interests in nny air. A piece of steel three elgnth's of It. McN'uir, VVusii 1605. Patton, Silas H Wentworth Hotel, Cranbrook j shape or form; this will afterward? an inch thick, three Inch square was 1801. Sherrlng, Alfred Henry Cranbrook he again revised by the editorial centered with a hole through the AT ROYAL. 1811. Sims, James Cranbrook staff and therefore ran he gnaritntood j toe I, His stunt of shooting at a T. J. Moot, Wyclllle 1823. Skoa, James Lemon Royal Hotel, Cranbrook , to he about /is perfect as it is possi full can of tomatoes, with his 32 H. Dixon, WyclitTe 19.11. Sutherland, James Gordon Cranbrook ble. rifle, left no portion of the can the J. Montgomery, Marysville 2077. Whebell. Ralph Angus Cranbrook size of a two bit piece. He chased K. Didder, Marysville 2127. Wise, Otto Frederick Cranbrook Mr. Howard gave a guarantee that the can, by placing a can on the W. Mason, Marysville 816". Yenndle. Charles Henry Cranbrook Ljthe circulation of this hook would be ground, hitting the ground below tbe 1 8. Kereuslon, initenpolls, Minn. not, loss than G.0O0 and each nook to can, the concussion throwing tho can contiin i.oo pages two thirds lllustra- J. Robertson, Kings,, :c in the air,then hitting it with a sec A. Mcculloch, Lethbridgo l\ :y*ii^M$':'"" *ty^f* l- .••'ir^W. ^lis^tftt^dXSill! ted, and a copy placed in every Car* ond shot sending it for a distance of B. Watson, IVothbrldge fl sB r„$rf_£ I •' ** V'; ^^Bi.^^«l I nii'io nni* ^-rcl,*n'ting library in the in yards, With the shot sun he W. Montgomery, Yahk proved himself an expert, a can was worM W. McCnilley, Nelson ^''>_WF/ 'lit three time before reaching tbe If ^ ''• '''*:^*WK8^ - O. Middlcton, Nelson Read "The Prospector" i ..ittmr **w • *-?;••• *j*hp f- ct of such a publication ground, three eggs thrown at once e e W. F. Lovedown, Victoria cannot he reckoned In dollars M.d was broken, many other features was cents nor can its power in the in enjoyed by the large number of spoc- creased interest in the welfare nnd tntors. His lecture on the quality, interests of Hritisb Columbia he and improvements made in loading NOTICK. NOTICK. NOTICK. measured, ft is a work that is essen* Dominion shells was interesting, and tinl in so fnr ns the dlsstmlnation of from a business point the exhibition Miss Becca Reticle in 'Three Weeks" Notice is hereby given that 30 days Notice is hereby given thut 30 days j the facts of each part of the country was a most complete success. Notice in hereby given that 30 days after date I intend to apply to the after date I inU-ml to apply to tho * *•>__ , -%-.., * « « — . * •- - - * If* concerned nnd will do rnuen to after date I intend to apply to thi; Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands Hon. Chief Commissioner or Land* Hon. Chief Commissioner ol Lands Auditorium Theatre, Monday Evening, April 22nd. ) iiay many or the wild cat and bo* and Works for a license to prospect and Works for a license to prospect a und Works (or a tlconse to prospect for Coal and Petroleum on the fol for Coal and Petroleum on the fol for Coal und Petrol en in on the fol lowing lands situate In the District lowing lands situate lu the District lowing lands situate in the District of .Southeast Kootenay, British Co ol Southeast Kootenay, British Co- ol .Southeast Kootenay, British Oo lumbia, in Block 4593. umbia, in Block 4592. lumbla, in Hlock 4693. Commencing at a post planted at Commencing at a post planted at Commencing at a post planted at or near 2 miles cast of the South- or near 1 mile north of the 8. East or near the South blast, corner post east corner post of Lot 7510, on the corner post of Lot 75D), ou the east of Lot 7510 and being on tbe east fast boundary of Hlock 4593, aud be boundary of Hlock 4593, aad being boundary of Hlock 1593, and being ( j lug the north ensi corner post of the the South west corner post of the the North West cornet post of tlu* I Hoy Allen claim, thence south W John Virgo claim,* tbence north 80 Hoy Allen claim: Thence south HO chnins, thence eaat 80 chains, thence chains; thence oust Hti chnins; thcucc chains, tbence west .St) chains, thence north 80 chains; thence west 80 chain** north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains >uth 80 chains, thence west 80 chains to a point of commencement, con to n point of commencement, making to n point of commencement, making tainiug Hln acres more or less. ti40 acres more or less. 0-10 acres more or less. Located this 24th day of February. Located tills 24th day of February, Located this 24th day of February, 1912. L912, 1912. Hoy Allen, Locator. John Virgo Locator Hoy Alien. Locator, One Memorable Evening Witness John Virgo. Hoy Allen, Agent. Witness John Virgo. Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-5 Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-6 Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-:.
NOTICK. NOTICK.
Thursday April 25th Notice is hereby given that 20 days Notice is hereby given that 30 days after date 1 intend tu apply to tht Notice is hereby given that 30 days after date I iuteud to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner ol Lundt after date 1 intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands uud Works lor a license to prospect Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for a license to prospect for Coal and Petroleum on tho foi and Works for a license to prospect tor Conl and Petroleum on the fol lowing lands situate in the District Ardath & Bach Present for Coal and Petroleum on the foi j lowing lands situate iu the District ul Southeast Kootenay, British Co lowing lands situate in the District I ol Southeast Kootenay, British Co lumbia, in Block 4598. of Southeast Kootenay, British Co lumbia, in Block 4592. The Hilarious Musical Comedy Success lumbia, in Block 4593. Commencing at a post planted af Commencing at n post planted at or near 2 miles east of the South Commencing at a post planted at or near 1 mile north of the South east corner post of Lot 7519, and be or near the South Kast corner post east corner post of Lot 7510, and be ing on the east boundary of Block of lot 7510 and being on the east bona ing on the east boundary of Block 1598, and being the North West cor dary of Block 4593, and being the 4598, and being the south east corner ti • < ner post Of the Hoy Allen claim, south west corner post of the Hoy Al- post of the John Virgo claim, theace loll claim thence north 80 chains thence theme .south so chains, thence oast north MI chains, thence west 80 chains east HO chains, thence south 80 ehalna 80 chains, thence north 80 chaim, thence south so chains, thence east 80 HIRAM thence west nn chains to a point of thence west 80 chains to a point ol chains to a point of commencement, commenoepient. making 640 acres commencement, making 6io acres making b4u acres more or less. more or less. more or less. Located this 24th day of February, Located th 1912. Located this 24th day ol February. Mth day ot February. 1912. Clever People 1912. John Virgo Locator Hoy Allen, Locator Roy Mien, Locator. Roy Allen, Agent. Witness John Virgo. Witness John Virgo, posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-5 Mostly Girls 25 posted April 9th, 1912, W.C.McC. 1,1 f, Posted April 9th, 1912, W.C.MeC. 16-5 25 NOTIOB. NOTICK. Funny Comedians! - Charming Singers! Notice is hereby given that 30 days Notice ts hereby given that 30 day" Notice is hereby given that 80 day aftor date I intend to apply to the after date I intend to apply to the after date l intend to apply to th Hon. Oblof Commissioner oi Land • ion. Chief Commissioner ot Land* Hon, chief Commissioner ol 1-nndn and Works lor a license to prospect .»nd Works for n licence to prospect Graceful Dancers! fur Coal ami Petroleum un tho foi for Coal and petroleum on the fol and Worka for ll license to prospect lowing lauds situate in the District lowing lands situate in the District for Coal and Petroleum on tho foi • if Southeast Kootenay, British Co lowing lands situate in the District ol Southeast Kootenay, British Co-j lumbia, tu Block 4593. of Southeast Kootenay, British Co lumbln, in Block 4502. 1 Commencing at a post planted at lumhla, lu Block 4593. Commencing ut a pOBt planted at "PRETTY GIRLS'' or lieu 2 miles easl of tho South ' or noar 1 mile north,then 1 mile east Commend nit at n POHI planted at Of the South east corner ol Lot 7610, or near 3 lllll OH Onsl ol the South' east comer post ol Loi 7610, nnd be j mi-: ou the imi boundary ol Bloc,. uu the east boundary of Block 4592, least comer of dol 7510 on the Wnul and being the South West corner hotmdnry o( Block 1803, and bains 1593, and being the South west COI ner post ol the John Virgo claim, pout of the John Virgo claim, Beautiful Scenery! - Gorgeous Costumes! the South Knot eornoi |iont nl the t hence north K0 chains, thence east thonce north HO chains, thence east Hoy Allen claim, il fl north 80 HO chains, thence south 80 chains, so chains, thence south HO chains, chnins; tllfltlCO west 80 chains, thence thence west 80 chaliw to a point of thence west K0 chains to a point of jSOUtll HU chains, then ,\n\ HU chains commencement, making 040 acre* Brillant Electrical Effects! commencement, making uio acres | to a point of commencement, making more or leu*. ! 640 acres mme or less. mule or less. Located this 24th day of February, j Located this 34th day ol February. Located this 114til day of February, I'M 2. 1912. 1912. John Virgo Locator SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES $1.00 75c 50c H<>y Allen. Locntor, John Virgo Locator Hoy Allen, Agent. Roy Allen, Agent. | Witness John Virgo. Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 16-S I Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 15-5 Posted April 9th, 1912. W.C.McC. 16-6 THE PUOSl'KCl'OR, CKANBllOOK, B. C
Stream rising near north eorner McVITTIE & PARKER of Lot 3G. P.L.S. i C.E, Stream rising on Lot 6360, W. K. BEATTY Stream flowing through Lot -*.77. Undcrtftkei', Creek on east side ol Lot G7ti. CRANBROOK. B. I hml.iiliiier. St'eam rising on Lot 4890 near Lot 806, Fuunral Dlroutor, W. F, CUKD, Three oreoliB rUlDg Oil Block 15'Jl CRANBROOK, B C, Deparment of Lands and sinking on Lot 312, Barrister, Solictor, I'UONK :HII Stream rising ou Lot S1876, Creek rising near western boun- CRANBROOK, H. 0. WATER RIGHTS BRANCH, daiy of Lot tiKh.i. IN tlic mutter of tlm Hoftl'il of In Meadow Creek. Stream rising oo Lot 331. Stream rlmnu near east boundary HARVEY, McCARTER, Marsh Creek. Frank Dezall vestigation oreatoil by Part HI. „i oi l.ot B-123. AM. MACDONALD, ! tin' "Water Aot" lor tho ilotonnlno, Maguira Creok. Creek i Islng uout conl I Lot GENERAL I3LACKSMJ I II """ 0| w"u''' «*'"» "vi°ting on tho MailChoStOI Creek. i, i;.'.). Barristers and Solicitors, I2tli ,ln> ,il March, moil; nnd in tho Manson Crook, Strouni on Lul '1688, unci Stiearn iIslng ult l.ot ,'7'i.t. matter ut tlu, fallowing creeks tn the Marine l.nke. ORANBROOK, B 0 WOODWORKER Streams mi Loi 10U8U Crnnhrook Water District Mat mn Crock. Creek ono uoU- south ui Smith Rubber Tlraa Applied Adolph Oreek. Mark i rook, Fork ol Kik HI vol Craiubruuk LudKe No 34 A.K.A A.M. n.'Otinada Flour Mills XJefmpfthy, Llnftlted To Buggy Wbaola Alberta Oreek, Matthew Crook, Streum risiug ou I ul BlMtf, Aldridgo Creek Mans Creek Creok ,,u emit side Towuslto ol E«M atitular in : 1C11SNT8 KOK CANADIAN OYOI.HS Aqueduct Oreok. FaloWell, nild all iimiaiiied HpflllgS, .,• liiinl Michel creek. AND MOTOR CO'B Mi- V l'l,KM Miml.l Oreek. Michel Creek. Smith Branch. streams, crooks, ponds, gulches, und The Fink Mercantile Co. Anderson Oreek, Michel Crook, North Fork takes tributary to oi In th i vlclnltj Kepainiia Alkl Creek. Marigean Creok ol the ah mimed streams, Hbuue so H Bo \rgylo Creek. Meyers Creek, Take nuticu thai each nml overy Antwerp Croak. person, partnor-shlp company, oi inu U. J. McBWEYN, Miller Creek We I leal in Ever) tiling t*'ro iVkamina Creok, Mirror Lako nlclpnlitj Aim the said i/th day WATBR NOTIOH, J. S. PUCK, rfre oi March, I'JOU, had wai ghts mi t Needle to .1 I .ocomuiive Armstrong Creok. Mori Issoy Creek •*>& 1 Bark Shanty Creek. Moyie Creek, any ol the above mentioned erooka, |*ot' ,i Laicunao to t.tkv ami iu» Wator Iff Bleasdell Creok is directed tu forward t id Muiidu* Creek. NOTIOH in lioroliy givon tlmt Johuj Bouldei Creek. Mooro Creek the 87th day ol April, HH2, tu tho 4m& irTTTJrTTiri Joseph H. McLean Contrcdloi ni Wntni Rights at the four I' ol Jniln.y will .ipi.ly lor u Bowman Creek. Martin Crook Parliament Buildings al Victoria, n IHVIIH, to Ink,' ull,I u«>, ulio cubic loot Rocky Mountain Lhaptei . " Y |] .^ m |N Brewery Creek, Marten Creok, NO 126. I Second Hand lioo memorandum ol claim in wilting us al wntor ,,ut n( liiuigloy Ciook.wliich All kinds 11 Bridge Creek, Moyle Lakes roqnirod h) section 23 uf Lho said IIOWM ni mi oiiaternly direction Department of Works Regular ruaetln Burton Oreek Moslen Creok Purnil ur . :i SPECIALTY An as Amended. Printed forms foi throuKli l.ot 1)056 iii.U iMitplics u.t>., day in each in. Blaytock Creek, Mud Creek. surh momorandum (Form \<> ill) l.ittli' Sftnil creok near Jiiilruy. Tho o'olook. Bingay Oreek M.mse Creek enn be obtained iron any ol Lho W» miter will bo ilivorted nt u point EXAMINATION Vn\i INSPMOTORH OI Brownie Creek. McNeil Creok. intilwiiy "ii Uie Knntorn Boiiuilnry ,,l OF RT13AM-BOTLKRS AND Sojourning i" BUYE FURS ter Recorders in the Province. : Boulder Creek, Moyie Rlvot l.ul 3055 nml will lie used for Irrlgn- cordially Invited Tho said Board of Investigation MAOtUCNRRY. Bull River Moyie Rival, N.uth Fork tion [ii!i-|i,iHi'« on tbe innd doscribed ft-lll thou procood to tabulate such Ex. Oomp. A. 0. Sage's Old Stand 11» 11 Av, Bull River, East Ko Moyle River, Smith Fork ue Lot 8056. EXAMINATIONS for the position claims. of Inspectors of Steam-boilers, and ORANBROOK, B.O. | ; !'h• u„ 251 Bannock i 'reek Mun roe s Luke. Tlu:! notice wns pouted on the Munroe's Croek, Alter the claims hnve been tabu Machinery, under the "Steam-boilers , , Bake. Creek lated by the Board, notice will he ground on tho Uth dny of April 1912, l«W«WW'."W''' ''.'W''"WW W.'W# New Lake Inspection Act," will he held at tho Booths Creek. given of the placos and days on which the npplicntlon will be Tilled In the Parliament Building*, Victoria, com Niggor Creek. r. idgi Creek evidence and nrgumenl will bo hoard ofllce of tho Wnter Recorder nt Ornn- mencing May 13th, 1912. Application Neipten Creek, hrook Beaver Creok. at local points. nnd instruction forms enn be had on Olson Creek. Ohjcctione mny lie liled with the I.O.O.F., KKY CITY LODGE, No. * I A. WALLER • •, r Creek Dated M Victoria this sth day of application to the undersigned, to Osborne Creek. snld Wnter Recorder or with the Coin Meets every Monday ; X a ghat) Creek March, PJ12. whom tbe former must be returned ami 'reek till Creek. ptrollor of Wnter Right", I'lirliiuuent correctly tilled In, not Inter than May llisht at New r'ta- • f ObOgg Creek. By order of tho Hoard of Invest! ftSfi BJ Kik I : c< It llulldlngs, Vlotorln, B.C. 1st, 1912, Salary $130 per month, tornlty Hall. So-1 Prudhoiume Creek. gation !5-5t. John Kniirnier. Appllcnnt Steam Boiler, !•' Cherry Creek increasing $"> per month per annum to jourmiu: Oddfellow, cordially invited. ; Palmers Bar. .1. F. tVRMSTRONCI, and Septic T inlt tfurli 'reel Acting Contl-ollor ol Watci it maximum of $180 per month. Palmers Bar, Branch of. ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT. H. J. Rendall. V.. M Harris ! .t specitt ' v • i Creek. JOHN PECK, Perry Creek. Rights, 11 5t i re ik Chief Inspector of Machinery, N. G. PhilUppS Creek. (Southern Division East Kootenny) t (isi and • lock esi tiate* • • real i i 'reek 10-2t New Westminster, B. O. : TAKE NOTICE that Wlnslow Kay, furnis hed m applic i • • Creek, Pyatts Pond. ol Wasa, occupation rancher, intends Coi •- i 'reek, Premier Lake. to apply for permission to purchase Plumbob Creek. Knights of Pythias . • • the following described landa: crattbruok. B.O, •' tr?on •':- A Pyramid Creek. i Commencing at a Post planted at CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Parkers Creek. tho North East Corner of L. 8108, Crescen Ludj-e. >u. ,jj ********************** Caj • ••• Oi i lodi Creek. Pitt Creek. j thence south 15*53 chains;' thence east District Division of South East i ireek, Pudding Creek. j :i0 chains, thence north 20 chains, Maeta every Tuestiaj Kootenay. Cassai tayan Creek, Paris Creek. west to the Kootenay river, down at 8 p.m. «t F. .VI. MacPherson TO CANAUI \N UiCIIITKCTH. Take notice that I, Robert Camp • op] ei (.'reek. Pen Vine Creek. I stream to point of commencement. ity,••AA Fraternity HaU bell of Moyie, D. o. occupation Mer UNDERTAKER t'arihoo Creek. 1'irie Creek. Competition for New Univorsity Uuil WfXSLOW KAY. •M -fK In c. Porter 0. C, Quart/ Creek. chant, intends to apply for permis J. M. Boyce, Chorty's Creek, dings t>> he Rrectod at Point Groy Applicant, Norbury Avamia Neat to City Hall tjtiirk Creek. iliatrd 2lst Novombor, 1911. :>0-9t sion to purchase the following de ^ffskWc^r J K. of R. & 8. t'an.phell Creek. Near Vancouver, British Colum scribed lands: Oj„-„ Day i,„t Niulit t'tione 21 I'omtuerce Creek. Rainbow Creek. visiting brethren cor bia. Commencing at a pout planted near Couldrey Creek. Rod Canyon Creek. The Ouvernine.it of British Colum diHiiy invited to *t Reserve Creek. WATER NOTICE. the South West corner post of Lot Lend. Clearwater Creek. hia invite Competitive plans for the 2802, thence North 40 chains; thence Carbon Creek. Robson Spring, mineral scheme and desigu foi the pro /VV»AA»V*A*>i*V>»VVVV>VVV>»VN*« nock Creek. Poi n License to Take and Use Water West 20 chains; thence South 10 Dal ton Creek. ; osod new University, together with ] NOTICB IS HEKEHY OIVEN that chains to tbe N\,rth West point of Lot Dandy Creek. Rome Creek. more detailed Plans for the hulldings the Columbia sn.l Kootenay Railway ANOIBNT ORDER OF FORESTERS. Ryder ('reek. 2801, thence East 20 chains to ths Century Restaurant Dcrosier Creek. lo be erected lirst ot an estimated \& Navigation Company will apply for place of commencement, containing Court Oranbrook N<> B943. Rldgeway Creek. 1 K. Y. Uyomatstt, !'ru|,. Dickson Creek. ..-a of $1,500,000. a license to lake and use three feet 30 acres more or less exempting Meet In Carmen'B Hull, on -i" and Rabbit Foot Creek. Devitt Creek. Prizes of ?10,000 will he givon for of water out of Linklater Creok therefrom the lauds covered by tho 4th Thursday ,,l each innnth. Sand River. W. HKNDKKrt.lN. 0. It. THK HKMT Pl.AOB IN Dewar Creek. the most successful Designs submitted I which hows in n south easterly di Rock Hill Mineral Claim. Dewar creek. Ei t I*-, rk. land River. Rig and Llttlo. Particulars of the competition and rectlon through Lots ;ux and 32ti and LOIIIB Pearson, Bee, P.O. H"x cm. TUB 01TY Full A Sand River, Little. Robert Campbell, ii.-war Creek, \v t t-'ork. plan of site may be obtained mi re empties into Kootenay River near the Applicant. YlsltinK Brothers Oordtnlly Wolcomod GOOD HUAli, Semo Creek. Dewer Creek. quest from the undersigned, ! International Boundary. Dated February 27th 1912. 12 it Dublin Creek. Sheep Creek. The designs to be sent in by July | The water will he diverted at H Silver Spring Lake, [point ,,n said creek about 90o feet lit,AUD AND ROOMS Deer Creek. 31st, 1912, addressed tu Dibble Creek. Six-mile Creek. I west of the eastern houndary of lot 32s J. VV RUTLEDGE, THK MINISTER Ob' EDUCATION WATER NOTICE. Dlorlte Creek. Skookumchuck Creek. and will be used for irrigation pur MM V. VS. Opposite 0, P. It. Depot. Skookumchuck Creek, South Fork, Parliament Uulldiugs, poses on the innd jjcrthtKl as ISdwards Lake. y-(it. Victoria, British Columbia. Graduate ul Ontario Veterinary fiJdwards Lake Oreek; Slide Creek. j subdivision ;» of Lot ...'t;. soilage, Toronto In 1..S8. Grad Kik River. Smith Creek. For n License to Take nnd Use Water Phone 119 P. ti. Box 104 Tins notice wns posted nn the NOTICE LS HEREBY OIVKN that ate and medalist ol MiKllllr, Klko Spring. Smith Lake. ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT ground on the Uth day ol March. Veterinary college, Oblcago, Hl VVSr^>VS>VVVV*»*»\*VVVVV*»*«*V the Columbia and KooUuny Railway tn 1000. IteglNtered loamber of Klmer Creek. Spring Creek. 1912. St. Mary's River. (District of East Kootenay., A Navigation Company will apply fo*" British Oolumbla association. Eschnoig Oreek, The application will he liled in the a license to take and use two feet of Kwin Creek, Sullivan Creek. I, Frank Henry Pearson ,,f Porl otlice of tiie Water Recorder at Cran* water out of Linklater Creek which ALL C„l. „IUMI . DAY ".„,'<,•,: v A, ItffU, II >0 LIQUOR LICBNSB ACT Kliler Creek. Sitiilay Creek. Steele iu the Province of British Co hrook, B. c. (lows in a -ottth easterly direction (Section isi Fairy Creek. Sunken Creek. lumbia, intend to apply fur potinia objections may lie bled with the OFFICE AT MCKIHSTHVU t IVERV 0AHII through Lots 328 and 32t; and emp Fish Lakes. Supply Creek. sion to purchase seventy-live acres oi said Water Recorder ,.r with tbo Con ties into tbe Kootenny River near tho ORANBROOK, U. C. NOTICK IS HEREBY OIVBN that Fish Lakes (Lower) Snndown Creek. laud hounded as follows:— troller of Wnter rights, Parliament International Boundary. on the loth tiny ol April nest, appli Fish Lake Creek. Shepherd Creek. Commencing at a post planted 30 Buildings, Victoria. B. O. The water will bo diverted at a cation will be untile to thu Superin Fisher Creek. Sawmill Creek. chains east of the north east cornet The Columbln ft Kootenay Rail point on .-mid creek about 900 feet tendent ,,f Provinclnl Police for the Four-mile Creek. Sago Creek. of lot 125 on the oast hank of an way •;• Navigation Company, wt'St of the eastern boundary of lot 32K J. T. LA1DLAW, Starvation Creek. Applicants. transfer ,,f the license for tbe sale (Jf Fording River. island; thence following the shore and will he used for irrigation pur liquor by retail it, and upon the Fording River. Nortl Suswap Mission Creek. By Alfred Murphy. Minint: Engiuo.ir nnd Folk. down stream to Its most southerly poses on the land described as tha promlaos known as tho ICootenay Ho Kali Creel;. Stoddart Creek, I2-4L Aj-ent South half of subdivision 11 of Lot B.C. I.an.l Survuyor, point; thence lip stream In nn easter tel, Hittiate at Moyie, Brlttsli Colum French Creek. Sbnswjip Creek. ly and northerly direction to its :'2ti. P.O Box -.I'i I'lioiia 223. bia, from Alexander D. Cameron to Flai Head R North Fork of. Sams Creek. northerly extremity; thence following CRANBROOK LAND DISTRICT This notice was posted on the CRANBROOK, it c William .1. Bromner ol Moyle, BritlBh Funday Creek. Sink Creek. the went hank to the point of com ground ou tbo 11th day of March, Columbln. Qlencalrn Creek. flpl'liec Creek. meucement. District of East Kootenay 1912. Grace Creek. Sid» Creek, A. I). Cameron Dated this 141 h day of March, DM2. TAKE notice thnt E. (J. Stall) ol The application will be filed ia the DRS. KING & GREEN Holder ,,f License Grave Creok. Huiinw Creek. I2*9t. K. H. PEARSON. otlice of the Water Recorder at Cran Grundy Creek. Sivni'tp Creek. Waldo, tt. O. occupation farmer, in w. .1. Bremner tends to apply [or permission to pur hrook, B. C. Physicians and Surgeons J0-4I Applicant lor Transfer. Gold Creel:. S-.iisburs Creok, Objections mny be tiled with the WATER NOTICE. chase the following described lands: ifflce at Resldenre, Attnstrous Ave. IIHI.,',1 this 7th day of Mnreh. 1912. Gold Creek, North Fork S inv.'oint Creek. said Water Recorder ,r with the Con Commencing at n post planted at ( OFFICE HtltlRB Gold Creek, South Fork. Tn T, Creek. troller of Water rights, Parliament Kor a License to take and use Wnter. the south oast corner of lot 0231 Forenoons - • - • 'J.IRI to 10.00 Cold Creek, West Fork. Thome Oreok. Buildings, Victoria, B. C. tbence east -pi chains; theace north Alternoans - - 2.00 to t.OH Glasgow Creek. Tracy Creek. I.P.r IR LICENSE NOTIGK is bore by given that the Ul chains; thence west 40 chains; The Columbia & Kootenay Rail Evenings - • - • 7.3t> to 1.10 Trent Creek. way a Navigation Company, (Section 48) Gal way Creek. Columbia and Kootenay Railway ami tbence south III chnins, to the point Sundays 2.30 to 4.10 Tunnell Creek. Applicants. Gold Hill Creok. Navigation Company will apply for nl com mon coined t, containing lilti Geary Springs Twin Lakes. By Alfred Murphy. JRANBROOK : B. C. Notice tn hereby given tbat on the; a license tu take and use three fool acres more or less. (ioldie Creek. Trail Creek. of water out of Linklater Creek, 12-41. Agent 10th day ol April next, application j Eilwnrdiiarllcld staht Ha Hi Creek. Taekle Creek. which Hows in a south easterly di will be made to tbe B u peri n tendon I Dated Feb. 2.1, IQ12. lO-tft Hosmer Creek. Tale Crock. rection through Lots ;i;'S and 826 nnd D.J.JOHNSON Provincial Police foi tbe transfer Hospital creek. Tamarac creek. empties into Kootenny Diver ncal the license for tbe sale nf Liquor Henrettfl Creek. Tower Creek. the In tor mi tlonal Boundary, CARPENTER AND retail on the premises known n*. LIQUOR LI0RN8B ACT Hansen Creek. Tanglefoot Crook. The water will bo diverted, at u (Section IHi BUILDER Ynhk Hotel, Bituate at Yahk. Horseshoe Creok. Victorln Slide Creek. tlsh i ol mbia from Benjamin J- point on said creek about '.hill feet Hfilla Roaring creek. Valley Creek. went of the enHtorn boundary ol Loi NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that "Mtire CONTRACTS BOLlOITHD ay, to Rile) A Larson, of Yahk. • Hogg Creek. Wnsn Crook. on the loth day of April next, appli tlab Columbia. ;UH and will bo used for irrigation Hartly Creek. Weaver Creek. purposes on the land dOflcrlbOll as cation will he made to the Hupcrln- HOUSES Benjamin •' Uiley. Hoc Ranch Creek. Wild Horse Creek. Subdivision t: or Lot :i2ii. i en lent of Provincial Police for the for Unit, ur Hint *tt Kef.MOD.ti> It. Holdei nl License In .ii Creek. Wild florae Creek. Kast Fork, trnnsfor of the license for the sale of bread & This ii,Mice was posted on the Hattle O. Larson, Irlahn on Creek. Willie PbillipPH Creek. ground oh (ho Mth dav of March liquor by retail In and upon the Prleaa, tt applicant lor tranafer I.".*, f'reek Wolf Creek, 1912, premises known as the "Falls View ted tin- Ind daj ol March, 1912 Lumsden and Lewis Si. 11 no Creek, Wigwitm River. The npplicntlon will be fllod in the Hotel" situute at Marysvillo, British better Walsh Creek. Columbia from E. T. Crowley to Phone No. S88- Joseph's Pralrlo Creek, oltice of the Waler Recorder at Oral. Jackson Creok, Waverley Creek. brook, II. C. John Willl'im Colburn of Kitrheuer, Khnrtoum creek Whitney Creek. Objections may be filed with Iin* Hritisb Columbia. Wilson Creok. Dated this 2nd day nf March, 1912. breicT KiHh-e-heh-iiH Creek. said Wnter Recorder or with tho Kiiitln Creek. Warm Springs Creek. Controller of Water Rights, I'm ha 1*3. T. Crowley, I tt nay River. Washout Creek. ment Buildings, Victoria, It. c. Holder of License. Lascollea Creek. Windermere Creek. The Columbln nml Kootenny .1, w. Colburn. 7 Roomed House Lamb Oreok, Yellow Creek. Railwjiv tb Navigation Compnny. 10 it Applicant for transfer, Lovetl Crook. Spring mi Lot B71, Applicant Lewis Crook Lake on Lot 224R, 1-- BI By Alfred Murphy, Agent CRANIinoOK LAND DISTRICT For Sale Llnklatoi Crook, Lake botwoon Lois 132 nnd Lot OK RRRICrtVK Ll7.ard Creok. (Southern Division Knst Kootenay) Losl Crook Creek on I .nf 2R.|. ORANBROOK LAND DISTRICT Luke Crook Lako .»ii Loi Mir.. TAKE notice that Charles (Irasley Notice IM hereby Riven thai HM r (District of EIIHI. Kooieii'iy.i O.ntrdlly Located Large Htroam Lake on |,ol ::"„»... Senior, of linker, P.O., II,C, occupa serve existing ovei l.ot iit.^.t, c,i 11)1 Three minutes irom Government utth Mnii c h I.nk |,nl C208, Tnke notice that I John Armour of tion farmer, Intends to apply for per* One, K note nay District, formerly ont Stirlni'ii nn Loi ;(H, Cranbrook, occupation Merchant, In iiiHsion to purchase the following do* tinililinih braced In Timbw Idconae No IG72" Line Crook Lodgi Polo Crook St'l'llii'it 12f| feet north of south lend to nppty for pormlflRton to pm- crlbed In lids: hv reason ol n notice henring date ol bo'indnrv of Lid 29117, ohi,so the following tloaorlhod lands; Commencing at a post plunted nt Terms to mill tiiiynr nn 24th December 1907 and piibllshad In Lisbon Oroolt Loddl ''reel; Springs on |,n| ;ir(t), conmiiuiciiu' at n post planted at (he north east corner of Lot d2.ll, r.'Hst.iiiil.l.' olTer I'ul iw,l th'* itntiHh Columbln flaxettc ol 27th tbence onst 80 chains, thoitce south 40 Mvorntml Crook Springs mi Loi w tbo North Went corner or Lot No. Deceinboi 1907, IH cancelled In ordei (1L17; tllflhCO west fill chains, thence hums, thflllCO east 110 chnins, theuro Lori'U n i !roek Springs nn i nln '.IK mid nn. thai ii Hale ol tbi* said lands may be Spring un Lot 722«. south NU ehiiins. Hieui'e onHl :!li chnins south 11.91 chnins, thence west HO Por further piirtiuulara up effected to RlllKnhflth Oummltigs l.lmotiek Croak, titmice north -In chnins, tbence oust iim, thence north 111.91 chnins to I tike Creek. Stream rising nn Lot 187. ply in the Rob! * Kinwi'-k Stream on Loi 821, •10 chains , thciiee north 40 chnins to the point of eoiiimcueemeul ronfuim PURITy Llttli Lamb Crook, Uoputy Mlnlstoi ,,f Nnnds Stren n Loi <1H7. plnco of coinmeiiei'inent, containing 1(10 ucics more or less, Lands lirparfiucnt Iilttls Mans Crook, 3211 acres mole or less. (.'buries (Jriiitley, Senior, Prospector Otlice Stream on Lot r,t;«7. Victoria, B, C, Lladtui Croek JnilN ARMOUR, Locator, E. (1. Stnhl, Agent, Uamdown Croek, Stream on Lot L»S73. FLOUR February Btb 1913 S-SMo. Duted March 14, 1'JU. n-yt Dated Fob. 24, PJ12. M-Mt THE rnosPECTon, CRAXBROOK, R. C.
Deacon Pegram Goto tho Kibosh. ' **$•&**************•*.*** THE RIDDLE CF CANCER. SIIUMA UF RESPECTABILITY. And as to Deacon Pegriun-before LURE OF THE LAW. \iI HORSE LORE. FAIRIESJFTODAY. bo got home ono of his horses was The Craie For Litigation le America's New Theories About the Dist.no and ' People Who Conlinuoinly Prole About turned into n Juckass and tbo other Most Costly Folly. In hunting a sire get one of the Search For e Cure. B';"9 E-xtra Superfine, Into a blind cow. He found that his the same strain as the mare, un dm nnythlug worse bo said about Woman'sWorld wife had turned Into a cross eyed wo If one woro asked to name tho cost- Moro has beou learned about cancer Deacon Pegram Loses Out on llest folly known 111 tbls country bs less she Is a scrub. There Is llt during the last ten years than during nny people in these days than Lhal they man, bis two children had tho measles tlo to be gained by crossing. are respectable'* Nothing that wo can The Intercollegiate Bu Lulu's Request. and n cyclono hnd takon tho roof off would not bo far from tbe murk If be ' the previous ten centuries, which h should suy It was the American craze The harder and faster tho I only another way of saying during tbo think of, except lo sny that lliey are reau of Occupation. his barn. Ills liens began to die off, eminently respectable. bis vinegar barrel leaked, his dog ran for lltlgutlou. work a horse has to do tho moro entire history of medicine. It hns heen In some communities, especially lho uutrillous, the stronger and i uegullvo. it is true, but tho work of To lm respectablo Implies -so much HUCKLEBERRY SAM A WINNER nwny, and lightning struck his wind that is utterly undesirable and alien to mill and shivered It all to splinters. small ones In rural districts, a man's more liberal must bo his food. j elimination has now been completed. importance seems to bo measured by Tho colt when once halter I Wo are nt last on the right track, our ideals that It almost alWHJ'S pro As n lust calamity he ran for the leg- duces a shudder, Daialing Transformation Scan, at Hia i Islnture, and Iho avalanche wns so the number of lawsuits he has on broken should bo gradually ac i One after another of (he old theories hand, und ho who has none ls often re customed to tho bit anil in sua. of fls origin has been eliminated. It When n man has tried everything Home Becouio He Wae Good to the I deep over his head that thoy didn't else and failed he then becomes re- think it would pay to dig hliu ont. garded as a person of slight consa- cession to all other parts of tho has heen suggested that It is caused " Fairy—Luok of the Woman at the harness. by enting Usb or flesh or luninti.es or ipectablc, Ou another occasion another old wo 0,11011 co. 1 Aviation Ground.. But the habit of going lo law Is not With horses lt Is not so much cheese, or What not. But facts do not Respectability is lu itself a badge of man was hanging around tho aviation support any of these theories, It was the commonplace, which, from the By M. QUAD. grounds to see tho flying from tho out irontlneil to small neighborhoods nor overwork or scant keep us I*. Is lo persons of trilling attain., us u sin tho Irregularities to which tho onco supposed ID he a white man's Ur standpoint of Boctely, is the unpardon (Copyright, 1910, hy AasocIaliJ Literary side. No; sho had 110 cash for a grand ease and uot to bo found among the able sin. ProasJ staud sent. No mutter how rich she gle instance will show. There ls now nnlmnl Is'subjected that cnuso 111 process of settlement In n neighbor the trouble. uncivilized. That ls now known uot To bu respectablo Implies that you rip! niiino ot llic fiilry wns Lulu. had becu in other dnys, she wns on hor to be tiie case. IL is found among nil may ho honest, uot necessarily that Mho Iiiid lii'i'ii "out out ills- uppers now. As sho walked around ing state the estate of a mnn which ul A horse iimt Is too straight ln tho timo ot his death was valued nt hlsposturo Jars himself and gets races, to u less degree among the un you nro honest, because you may pos KUIHP.1 us tin old woman, nud mining the thistles nnd mayweeds nnd civilized, but: nevertheless among them. sibly be using your respectability ns T BIIO looked to ho eighty years now und then applied her cyo to u '1,000,000. Itival claimants to tho' all the concussion of the rond. All vertebrates are subject to it. lt Is a clonk. The probability Is that you old, aud Eho wulkcd wltb two eunca knotholo iu the l'enco sho took from property engaged lu litigation, which Never drive a home with so * are uot doing this, however, as most has extended ovor a period of several £ loose a rein that you cnunot In- .1, not now thought to be hereditary, con mid had no teeth. It was enough lo her pocket a moldy crust of bread nnd genital or ordinarily communicable, people would rather be caught dishon molt u heart of cast stoel to soo her begun to chew on It wllh one tooth years, aud now, ns lho end approach-' % stoutly command tho situation *» est thnn to have the name of being re- cs, It Is said tho estate luis dwindled What, than, is It? By careful study ninklng her way slowly along n dusty sbo hnd loft. As she chewed sho wept, <| if necessary. 4,.H-i"H"e+4^'i-'ii-HH-'H-^ i L.ocai IMews Hiii'tlly :i day goes by without SCIENTIFIC PRUNING :HIII| 11 III 111111 Mil III MHHMMIMHr>; a cull for liolp from someone Goo. H. Ashworth, Phone 189. We want Your Order | K11.L1Y I.TIAM1SS PIOTURBS. who Kttfi been suffering from 0RANBR00K, B, 0. Baseball! Baseball! A. G. Burge, ol Perry Oresk waB in : TO LET A Oottagfl with three town Thursday. rooms on Armstrong avenue, apply for } Impaired prospector otfico. The Golden Wedding at tlio Hdlson on Thursday next. Eye-Sight We aro sorry to chronicle the death s. tl. ('link. ,,[ Wyolfle, spent of Mrs. l.ooHk. mother of George, Batter Up! Sunday Inst in Oranbrook, until limy ran stand it no longer John, Thomas and .lames LonBk.Mvs Garden Hose Leash has heen confined lo her bed llnvB your eyes examined lu- Mr. and Mrs. H. Giambis ol Victo- for some at the home of *'r. and Mrs We have just received a large shipment riii, were Oranbrook visitors Friday. [ore ihe trouble Is lerlously John l.uusk The Prospector exten You will find the Quality J develop. .1, and nvod the oou ds its heartfelt sympathy to tbe of Spaulding's Base Ball Goods Otis Staples, of Wycllffe, wns [n the bereaved family. city Saturday Inst on biurtnesa. slant necessity ol glasses lot 1912 and Price Right. J Mr and Mrs. T. Davidson, ol Mac- Our Wot'lt is I'lgtll li,-rails,- The Empire Electric Co have sc- OlU'Od tho services of Mr. 0. H. leod, were Cranbrook visitors on «',- hftVU ill.' sri,-nlili,- instin \sliwoi th >IH hook keeper, Mr. Ash If You can't come in don't I Monday. im-nis lo do ii right Gloves & Mitts from 40c worth has been connected with the Mr and Mrs i A. Orosbla, >'l No giiesstn-: \ our i-v.-s ar,- Trltes Wood Co. ot Pernio for sev forget j Vancouvsr, were Oranbrook visitors Loo viiluaiii,' eral years ami IIIIH earned a good Up Tuesday reputation second to none n tbe Crows Ni'Mt Mr, Geddls has taken "PHONE 78" 1 Oeorge Hoggarth and A 0 Tlow a position with the 0.0.8. Our X. S. Gloves at $2.00 IH-SS. autor'd to Macjrsvlllo on Sun ,luy lust. RAWORTH BROS We were sorry to hear of the ao- is a winner. t-ulent that befell Mr. Jordan ol the F. PARKS & Co. Ths two kuls found on Oranbrook JEWELERS t- OPTICIANS firm of Burns & Jordon who a. i ut street several -lays ago bave found firm of Hums & Jorden who, are at We have an extra large range of bats to Hardware, Stoves, House-furnishing Goods their goat. Moler Hairdressing College at present doing work noaV Bull river choose from. CRANBROOK, B. C. Kll.HY FRAMES PIOTUBBS It appears that wben the men were Ladies:—Learn the Hnirdress- blowing out rooks a piece Hew in bis ;; P. S.—Of course we have Nozzles and Lawn % Mr and Mrs A 11 Fenwick, ol direction and struck him badly on Furl Steele were Cranbrook visitors iiin Art in 8 weeks. Graduates the leg necessitating him being con See Our Window Sprinklers. % Wednesday. veyed to the St. Eugene hospital, earn SIS to $25 a week. where he is now progressing favor Mr Geo Watson, and Mrs Ool H **** ********************* ably. Henderson ol Port Steele were in Write for catalogue. town Tuesday. 335 SpntaUie Ave. Spokane Wash, Mr. and Mrs. Plumb, organizer for Beattie-Murphy Co. Operations towards the complfr U-lit tbe Pacific Division of the Indopen- tion of the sewerage system conunan* , dent Order of Forresters who has "THE REXALL STORE" , been staying in the city organizing ced on Monday, ; the local branch left Cranhrook Fri ************************ 11 Hit 1111 Ml ***** R. 1. T. Gaibraith, of Kort Steels, day well plensod with their efforts We Are* Offering Indian Agent (nr Kootenay. was In ®l)l* WyvostpectoT., and the progress of the local lodge. •H 111 HI I HI I HI III** I Hill 111111111 H'MH'I't' the C:ty Monday. On Thursday night in the Carmen's For Sales List. 1 Hall the members of the local order this Week the following goods BOHN—At Cranbrook Saturday i made each of them a presentation ol April 8th, to Mr aud Mrs. A. G. | a gift in appreciation of their work Foil SALD—Thoroughbred Rhode Is Hill, a daughter. ! in the city. Block on Baker Street Choice Apples $2, lu box 7 land and Brown Leghorn Eggs. $1.50 for IS-U.W.LavMa. city. 9-8 Choice Oranges $ j. 50 case * Mrs. Cartwrigbt. teacher In the pu'a The narrow escape which was en- lie school was confineil to her home i joyed by a team belonging to C. S. • > Davies' Choice Hani & Bacon 22C lb if POR SALE—Eggs for batching from this- week through sickness i Parker was very fortunate on Mon Five Rose Flour per too lbs selected winter layers, in S. 0. KILBY FRAMES PICTURES. day. His new pair of greys was Rhode Island Reds, wbMle wyan 1 Baker Street hauling a toad of rubbish out of dottes, bufffl orpingtons b\ dS.C. Mr. and Mrs. 1.. J. McOrta; and 1 the lane at the hnek of Armstrong white and brown leghorn-t $i.&0 i The Cranbrook Trading Co. Miss Jordan, af Spokane were eiiests J avenue and was crossing the bridge per settmg. .J. Gartside, pleas I over the creek on Edward street, P. O. BOX 488 LIMITED PHONE 1H.( at the Cranhrook Wednesday. jj Renting for $85.00 per month jj ant View, Poultry Farm, Cran when the bridge collapsed; fortunate r ********************* "• Dun't forget the Edison Theatre brook. Phone 877B. l3-4t ly no one wns hurt, nnd it was with tonight, an entire change ol program KOR SALE—Poultry ranch, build difficulty that, tbe team was able to four reels 4,1.00 feet ol films. ings to accommodate 1000 fowls, get up the bank. also 1000 fowl, 4-roomed bouse, The subjects being shown nt the l well and pump attached, irriga Queen Alexandra Lodge No. 424 of r*a**r*«"a"r*r*t*r B"a f -1 •H-a-H-H-l Kdison Thentrp this eveninu are de $7,000 ted stream runs through land, the Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of R. cidedly Interesting nnd instructive. 50 4-yenr old apple trees planted T., held their Calico pudra Bull tn Malcolm Mclnnis, of Crow's Net-Jt, 100 3-year old current bushes, the Auditorium on Tuesday evening The Best Investment On a prominent lumberman of that dis one acrea cleared, rest stumps and met with great success. The SEE trict spent Sunday ln3t in Cranbrook standing, 5 ncres over all. large attendance was very gratifying Terms $8,000 to be paid $1,500 to the Ladies who had reason to Earth C. H. Mmtc, of Kernie, chief pro- cash and the halnnce to suit take it ns a token of appreciation , vincial constable for East Kootenny, purchaser. Apply at this office. for the hard work involved in such Is a Piece of it. Are you getting your share? was in town Tuesday on official busi- l3-4t nn undertaking. C, H. Knocke at ii BEALE & ELWELL ii Are you enjoying part of the Enormous Increase i nees. FOR SALE—Eggs for hatching, Cry usual made an excellent floor mana stal White Orpingtons, special ger, and the music provided by the •Hill 1 H IIIIIHHI111-HI 111II llll I I'll 111 M4 in Value of Real Estate? j Mr. C. H. McOougal, of Klmherley, selected breeders from strictly Geurard Orchestra was all thnt could j manager of the Sullivan Mines, was first class stock. Strong win ho desired. ****! 1111 III III1111 llll 111 lll-HIII llllllllll , in the city Thursday on company ter laying strain $3.00 per sit OALOABY, AIM Do You Want to Make Money? • | business, ting of 18, fertility guaranteed, W. W. KILBY, -. HEAD OFFICE 0. B. Kendall, Cranbrook, Box PRACTICAL PICTURE PRAMBR • I KILBY FRAMES PIOTUHHB. Let ns show you how —By Making a Small 406. tf ARMSTRONG WRNCE Investment Now We can Make of You one of • Spring is here, get your Lawn FOR HALE.-One Chatham Incubator (Additional Locals, Page 5.) ii P. BURNS & CO. Ltd. jj those so-called "Lucky-Ones" who have taken | I Mowers sharpened at Walter Lamb's, 120 eggs, also black cochin ban . i Workshop cor of Edwards and Dur tam eggs, $2.00 per sitting. Or CRANBROOK. • B. C. Advantage of Similiar Opportunities. • 1 rick Avenue. 16-4t. ders taken for the "Peerless" Police Repulse I. W. W.'s and "Hamilton" incubators and We have interested others—Some Hard-think The boys who took the spcodei brooders. Apply S. Macdonald North Bend. April 16.—-An attempt "Shamrock Brand" ing, Shrewd, Business Men. away from in front of Dr. Halls re P. O. Box 102 Cranbrook B. C. wns made yesterday by 100 Industri sldence are asked to return tbe samt al Workers to rush the cordon ol con- HAMS BACON LARD WHY NOT YOU? arid save further trouble. ^tatdes who nre posted in the narrow pass at Cisco, eight mites west, ol Ci. H. Wilson Intely carryins on REID'S SPECIALS Lytton. These men formed part of business as Taxidermist in this city the Lytton contingent of strikers and ALL OUR MEATS ME MVERNMENT INSPECTED SCENRC Heights, Vancouver, Lots I HUNT & DARLING left this week to take charge of the were carrying out. a preconcerted plan $246, corners $550—terms $15.00 Porto RJco f.umber Mills at Moyie. to meet the mob from Ynle at this •Ml llll III 1111111111111' I'HH llllllll * I* ***** VAN HORNE STREET PHONE 139 down and $lu.oo per month. plncc, it hcing the intention of the Mrs. Jordon. and daughter of Bpo- BIGHT Room Cottage nnd out-bull forces to unite nnd drive off the 400 llllll III11IIIIII111IIIIII11II lllll Hill 11,+ , I kane were in the city this week In H -H-1 I I HI II I- W-H-H-+* I 1.1 IIIHI- M*H*M4 Hit' dings, centrally located in the men now working within eight miles : response to a wire that Mr. Jordor rtty-$imiu cash, a good bar ol North Bend, tne attempt at Cisco POIl SALE—Otiu of Cranbrook's most beautiful homes | had broken a leg, and was in the St. gain. resulted In ns complete a failure as Eugene Hospital, nt a sacrifice. It is located in the best part of the FIVE or ten acre tracts, suitable (or thnt made by the Yale mob. The po residential district, and occupies 3 full lots. A beautlul Fruit, Gardening, or Poultry sition of the constables at Cisco Is ' -H-H-M-H Mr. and MTH. A. Knightly, and son level lawn, (iood woodshed and burn. The house con • | Mr. nnd Mrs, 1). Taylor, of Wlnnlpep raising, 2 miles from town, Impregnable. The strikers were lirst arrived m Oranbrook this week to guarnntced from frost, $100.00 BOnrobod, then sent, hack to Lytton, tains 7 rooms beside bathroom, toilet, pantry aud hall settle on Innds purchased from the per acre, satisfactory terms. no arrests were mnde. Seworuge pipes all laid, concrete foundation aud fire •*> , Kootenny Umi.miOrchardns CoUi . Five and ten acre blocks of first The li» prisoners here were remand' plttc.i iu deu. For Price and terms apply to class bind suitable for fruit, ed today for one day to await the ar Auditorium KILHY FIUMB8 PlGTUnaS. gardening, or poultry raising, rival nf Chief Constable Burr and two miles from Cranhrook $|t)0 Magistrate Webb from Asluroft, who The Cranhrook Plumbing, Tln- an acre, Easy terms. are expected tonight. Superintendent | smithing nnd Renting Oo,, have the |j Chapman's Agency ii THE A T R E Three ten acre blocks of choice fruit Campbell passed through today for j contract for putting the cornice work REAL KSTATK, RENTALS, INSURANCE, AUCTIONEERS ! ! bind in tbe famous Creston dl* Vancouver and will return here with ! round the roof of the new post otlice, r MONDAY, APRIir2Ynd71