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FIFTEENTH YEAR—No, 18 GRAND FORKS, B. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916 $1.00 PER YEAR
with the government of the province, came up before Judge Cochrane on for the establishment of an indus Wednesday morning. J. H. Ryley ENTHUSIASTIC trial school for returned crippled POULTRYMEK'S appeared for defendants. Decision L S soldiers. It was proposed to con was reserved. duct this school in connection with LIBERAL MEETING the department of labor. This school E Mr., and Mrs: R. T. Cook and BIG MAJORITY would afford returned soldiers, ren- child, of Anyox, are visiting in the dered incapable of following their city at the home of Mr. Cook's par former vocations by reason of The annual meeting of the Grand ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cook. The Liberal meeting in the board By a vote far more decisive thai: wounds would be taught new trades Forks Poulty and Pet Stock asso- Mr. Cook is the Granby company's of trade rooms'on Weduesday even that given in the city of Vancouver suited i-to their'-'altered' conditions*- ciation.waaheld in the club rooms druggi&t at Anyox. The visitors ing was the largest and most enthu one week earlier, the electors of Vic The speaker closed his address by on Friday; March 3, and owing to it will remain in the city for a few siastic ever held in tbe city. J. E. toria on Saturday last placed on complimenting the association on the being the first meeting of the year, weeks. Thompson, Liberal candidate for record their repudiation of the Bow personnel of the officers elected. there was a large volume of business this constituency, was present, and LeRoy R. Powers and Miss Pearl ser government and the rejection ot A Liberal association would be or to be transacted. President Law delivered an excellent address. Ballew, of Danville, were married his finance minister. ganized at Cascade this week. When rence called the meeting to order at The meeting was called to order at the Presbyterian parsonage in Harlan Carey Brewster, leader of the campaign of the general elec 8 p.m. by President McCallum at 8 o'clock. Republic last week. the Liberals of British Columbia, tions opened prominent speakers A. D. Morrison, the delegate at Mr. McCallum delivered an enthu- was elected over A. C. Flumerfelt from the coast, including Dave the annual convention of the British siastic speech.. He contrasted the Seven cars of ore and coke have by a majority of 2,397, and the Whiteside of New Westminster, C. Columbia Poultry association, read crowded room with-the small atten arrived at the North port smelter. minister came within an ace of los H Brewster 'of Victoria and M. A. a very able report of the business dance at meetings in former years', This is the first shipment, but it is ing his deposit. Macdonald and Mr. Cowper of Van transacted at that meeting. The re and said that the contrast, augured understood that they are now pre The majority was quite unex couver, would visit the riding, and port was adopted as read- and Mr. we.'l for a brilliant victory for the pared to receive all shipments,which pected by even those Conservatives he himself would spend a great deal Morrison was thanked for his ser party at the next general elections will be largely increased. The who had conceded Mr. Brewster's of time in the city. He thanked tho vices. His reference tothe recent sweeping blowing in of the smelter, scheduled election, but was no surprise to association for the encouragement The officers elected for the ensu victories in the by-elections at the to take place about the first of the those in" touch with the splendid or given him in Grand Forks. ing year are as follows: Honorary coast brought out prolonged ap present month, was only awaiting a ganization of the Liberal party. So president, Mayor Acres; honorary plause. President McCallum, in one of his car of oil in transit. carefully bad their canvass been usually happy speeches, thanked vice-president, G. A. Evans; presi- A letter from M. A. Macdonald, made that it was believed that if the association for his re-election as dent,E. C. Henniger; vice-president, The regular annual meeting of -M. P.P., thanked the association for the minister did not lose his 8200 president. J. A. Hutton; secretary-treasurer, the British Columbia Entomological its telegram of congratulation on his he would barely save it.- And that Vice-President W. Bonthron was W. Liddicoat; executive, O. G. society will be held in Victoria on big victory in Vancouver. Mr. Mac is just what happened. The vote proud of tbe honor bestwed upon Dunne, T. Bowen, C. Haverty; au March 11. A number of interesting donald expressed entire confidence was: Brewster, 4,824; Flumerfelt, him, and would do everything he ditor, H. A. LeRoy. papers will be read. R C. Treherne, of the defeat of the Bowser, govern 2,427. could to further the interests of the It would be a great help to the field officer of the entomological ment in the general elections. association. association if a larger number of branch of the Dominion department The following officers were elected: Treasurer E. C Henniger was in members could be obtained to assist of agriculture experimental farm, INDEPENDENT COMPANY President, Neil McCallum; vice- a partioularly happy mood, and in carrying on the good work being Agassiz, is the secretary of the so OF RIFLES NEWS NOTES president, Wm. Bonthron; treasurer,- spoke several times during the even done. Anyone desirous of joining ciety. E C. Henniger; secretary, E. J. ing. He was pleased at Mr. Thomp are kindly requested U> hand in Fitzpatrick; executive, P. H. Don The company left on Monday for son's presence at the meeting, and their names .to t the secretary. The aldson; A. J. McCallum, N. L. Mc- CUSTOMS RECEIPTS a route march to Cascade. On ar was sure of a great Liberal victory membership fee is orily'-Sl.OO per rival at'Billings a surprise was in Innes, H. W. Gregory, Arthur in the general elections. The ma per. The next meeting of the asso R. R. Gilpin, customs officer at Webster; delegite to district asso store, as the ladies had a dinner cbiue government had depleted the ciation will be held on April 7 th in this port, makes the following, de ready for the men in the Billings ciation, R Louis Mytton Sir Wil province of its resources. If there the club rooms. tailed report of the customs receipts frid Li urier was elec ed honorary hall. On Monday evening a dance was one man in the province that he at the head office in this city and at was given. president, and H. C. Brewster hon wanted to see elected, above all the various sub-customs offices, for orary vice-president On Tuesday the men attended the others, it was John Oliver. If there the month of February, 1916: dance at Cascade given by the Red J. E. Thompson, Liberal candi was any man in the province who S OF IHE CITY Grand Forks ...$13,006.44 Cross association. date for Grand Forks riding, being deserved the name of Honest John, Phoenix 1,272.56 Carson ' 126.31 On Wednesday the men were all called on for a speech, prefaced his Mr. Oliver was that man. While Cascade ...- 49.67 injvited out to card parties. a Idress by complimenting the asso we felt elated now over the The large vacant resident just be The return journey wae made on ciation on the large attendance. He reXSent. victories of our party, it low the cemetery in the West end, Total $14,454 98 Thursday, and the men arrived in also congratulated the Liberal party would not do for us to rest on our known as the Trotter house, was Total February, 1915... 1,164 88 barracks about 2 p.m., without a of British Columbia on the election laurels, but to keep right on. work burned to the ground at about 6 single case ol sore feet after their of Leader , H. C. Brewster in Vic ing for a great victory iu the com o'clock last Sunday morning. It is tramp. toria The present able opposition Maud S and Dan Patch ing elections. not known how the fire started, but The following men have been at at Victoria would undoubtedly un Names to conjure with among N. L. Molnnes was pleased to be it is supposed to have been set by tested and taken on the strength of cover many transactions that had lovers of horseflesh were Maud S and a member of the executive, and he hoboes who had found shelter there the company: been hidden by the Tory adminis the famous Dan. They were the out would do all he could for the party. over night, or by some parties who Private Henry William Grant tration. The Liberal victories at the come of patient training grafted on . H. A. Sheads would work to se had denuded the interior of the Tanner, Rock Creek. coast were won by the aid of many sterling qnalities on form an,d endur cure the election of Mr. Thompson. house of its fittings, and by this Private John Joseph Hare, Cas prominent Conservatives. He said ance; they were developed in speed J. L. Manly reminded the meet means wished to hide their crime. cade. the election of Hon. Lome A Catn'p- and staying power when some evi ing that recruits from other parties The destruction of tbe house re Private William Wilson, Cascade. bell was by no me ins an assured dence of their excellence had been made very good Liberals, and he moves one of tbe pioueer landmarks Private Thomas Jackson Elliott, fact. The contest would be dtcided discovered. himself would work hard to down of Columbia. It was erected by Rev. Grand Forks. by the supreme court, and he be the machine. The people of Grand Ralph VV. Trotter in the early days In the dairy world many names of lieved that MayorWulson would yet Forks should not complain because of the city, aud at that lime it was exce[lent cows are exblazoned in his be declared the member for Ross- the Liberal candidate bad not been the finest house in the valley. Of tory. They have made astounding Child Jen's Patriotic Fund land. The speaker said the Liberal records in the hands of careful feeders selected from our city As* it was, late years it had been allowed to go The following contributions were party favored aid to agriculture and who discovered their ereat capacity. the Liberal candidate of the riding to wreck, but its pretty architectural made during the month of February a workmen's compensation act that Note two points: First, although was nearer to us than the Conserva design attracted the atteiuiou of to the Children's Patriotic Fund by would protect the workingraen. He many good records are now known, tive candidate. all who passed by it. the pupils of the Grand Forks pub reviewed these planks in the Liberal the possibilities of such yields of milk F. Miller Sr. had always been a lic school: platform, and contrasted them with and fat were, in many cases', totally Liberal, and after the next election The Western Pine Lumber com No. of Avmiye Premier Bowser's measures on these undreamed of even by the men who at he would be on the winning side. pany's mill on Smelter lake will Diomou. Pupila. Amount, per Pupil subjects. The government's work one time owned such magnificent Briel speeches were also made by commeuce operations about the First 34 32.55 7.50 men's compensation act gives widows cows; second, what has added to the Second 38 3 15 8.30 A. J. McCallum, John [Donaldson 25th inst. Local workmen who of killed workmen $20 per month, value of the world's record breakers Third 37 2.40 6.50 and others. wish employment at the mill are ad while a pension anywhere from is the very fact that simple, cold Fourth 46 .95 1.06 The president appointed P. H. vised to make application at once Fifth 36 2.00 5.50 85,000 to $15,000 per year would arithmetic has been used to calculate Donaldson, F. J. Miller, B Quinn, to Manager W. M. DeCew. Sixth 39 .75 1.66 bs voted our retired agent general the milk and fat production. A. O. Frache ahd Charles Meggitt Seventh 36 1.65 4.58 in London. He favored tbe estab Eighth 36 2.70 7.50 as an entertainment committee, and The Sun man has been elected Some system of dairy records, then, lishment of copper and nickel re Ninth 37 1.85 5.00 then the meeting adjourned until honorary vice-president of tbe local has helped this discovery of the com fineries in Canada. When a copper Tenth 36 1.G5 3 06 tbe second Wednesday in April. peers of Maud and Dan; records are refinery is established, it should be poultry association, and be is now helping dairymen today to discrimi Totals 375 $19.05 5.08 located at Grand Forks, where the engaged in sprouting a second pair Since the coast cities smashed the nate intelligently between the plod bulk of the copper of the country is of wings. The honor is appreciated, political machine the hens on Fourth ding utility cow and the high speed, sm-lted. The Liberal party was also as he has always had a fondness for of July creek have commenced to long endurance cow, A note to the Card of Thanks in favor of giving aid to shipbuild chickeng. lay larger eggs. John Jacobs dairy division, Ottawa, will bring any We desire to thank our many ing on the coast. Mr. Thompson brought one into The Sun office this The case of Mrs. Perkins and Mr. reader, without cost, samples of rec friends for their kindness and sym .called particular attention to the week that weighed four ounces It Topp, charged by Mrs. T. Ryan with ord forms, the keeping of which will pathy during our recent sad be policy of the Liberal party which made a comfortable breakfast for a maliciously destroying property of prove a nseful eye-opener and increase reavement. provided, if the party was entrusted workingman. which she claimed to be the ovner, your income. Ma. & MJ<8. W. E. C.\--I*KNTKK. DTHE SUN, GRAND FOIlAtS, B. C. sum
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before the astonished Turks realized Teutonic Penetration - The Farm Home Fighting in the what was happening , Lieut. Lacombe Jules Okies, editor of- "Lo Metro- and his ten men leaped over the side Winning the V. C. pole," of Antwerp, studied the to the enemy's deck—eleven wild Things That Help to Make Up the growth of German influence in Bel Style of Old men, tiring revolvers, slashing with Sum Total, of a Real Farm Amazing Heroism at the Battle Front gium for some tima before the war. knives, hurling themselves upon four Home Which Won the Coveted His book, "The German Mole," shows times their number and against the There are very few* words in the Honor how Belgium was undermined. French Despatch Boat Sailors Leap English language as dear as the words to Deck of Turkish Schooner odds of belter arms. The Turks, who in the big advance on Loos that be Harmless looking German clerks, tried to resist were shot or knocked home—mother, home and heaven. gan on Sept. 25 the Victoria Cross was backed by such bodies as the Ham Hark back to the day of the old sea down: the Frenchmen seized the Not enough farmers pay as much at burg Association for Business Clerks', ruvers, when ship ran alongside ship, tention to making the farm a real won by seventeen officers and men helm, hauled down the sail and with of the 'British army. took jobs with Belgian concerns at made fast with grappling irons, and in a few minutes were masters oi the home, as they ought. Not only the little or no pay, worked up, got hold, -.hen tho crew, armed to the teeth, "house" but the whole farm should The wonderful stories of their ship, over which they hoisted the en amazing heroism, coolness and devo and slanted everything toward Ger swarmed over Hie" enemy's side and sign of France. be looked upon as "home," and plans many. Paid German agitators stirred rasped out (lie stern command, "Sur should be so laid as to bring the vari tion IO duty are told in the official up quarrels between the Flemings render or die!" Such exploits belong Tlien through the maze or tangled phrases of (he London Gazette. Some tackle, torn sails and broken spars ous fields constituting the homestead >uid Wallons. German schools and LO tho -long ago? True; but one of under such management. as to not of them are here reproduced:. newspapers were planted to make the most, settled habits of history i*s on the reddened dock lie Turkish com Major A. F. Douglas-Hamilton, com mander hurried over the bodies of only make them profitable in a fin public opinion Teutonic. Belgium -is , to repeat herself, and in an amazing ancial point of view, but pleasing and manding Uth Queen's Own, Highland not alone in this, for the same thing fashion, and this is precisely what his fallen men to surrender to Lieut. ers: "When commai.ciing his battalion Lacombe. attractive to look upon. If in cultivat was done in Russia, and the present happened quite recently. ed crops take such good care of them during operations on Hill 70 on Sept. war is popular in Russia because it Yes, a ship taken, by a boarding Later in the day the despatch boat as to draw one's attention as they 26, when the battalions on his right, means the rooting out of German in crew. One looks for surprises in paraded before the" great armored pass, and if in grass, have the surface and loft had retired, he rallied his fluence. We Americans are alto these days of ultra modem sea war ships of the French squadron and her smooth and lawn like after bei*_g own battalion again and again and gether too simple and easy about fare, but to think that one ship should commander and men were loudly ac mown. Let the fence corners be neat led his men forward four times. The these things, and we would do well capture another thus after the fashion claimed. Both men and boat have been ly mown, with no hedgerows loft last time he led all that remained, to ponder the conclusion proved by of Surcouf, riTcrmitc and the priva praised in that official recital of brave along them; plant some trees, shrub consisting of about 50 men, in a mosv. Belgium's bitter experience: deeds, "Tlie Order of the Day." gallant manner, and was killed at teers of old is not a supposition that bery and (lowers about the buildings, "No country can with impunity normally belongs to November, 1915. and" allow no broken down waggon.*: their head. It was mainly -due to bis bravery, grant to Germans the same advan One might sooner believe that the Banking Privileges or old implemer-ts standing about. tages it grants to other foreigners, homeric charges of Murat's hussars Keep the farm live stock in that con untiring energy and spelndic! leader and Ney's cuirassiers would Jive- ship that the line at this point was sLtce Germans employ tho advan i For the Farmers dition that you will'not feel ashamed enabled to check the enemy's ad tages derived from hospitality for again than that in these days, when to own it, but on.the contrary, be a m squadrons pound, each other at a dis vance. ends that are hostile to the country Practical Farmer- Will Have Charge Hale proud that it belongs to you, that grants them shelter."—From Col tance of twelve miles or more, sail when yon exhibit it to your friends. Capt. Antekell JMonlray Uead, .1st lier's. m ors would leap from one vessel to an of Loan Business of Minnesota All of these things help lo make up Northamptonshire regiment: other and engage in hand to hand Bank the sum total of a real farm home. During the lirst attack' near Hul- combat. A somewhat new departure in bank The orchard and garden also come in luch- on the morning of Sept. 25 al n Just one thing saddened Lieut. La- ing has been made by the First Na as great aids towards making the though partially gassed, Capt. Head combe and his ten men. When they tional Bank of Stillwater, Minnesota. farm house, the most desirable place went out several times in order to leaped aboard ILe Turkish schooner ,A department for placing farmers on earth, for when we write about rally parties of different units which 4 they had no boarding cutlasses; ail on the same basis a.-j the business the home, it is hardly possible to were disorganized nncl retiring. He (hat remained had been locked up long- man in the city as regards the rates think of any other but tho farm led them back to the firing line, and ago in tlie glass cases of naval ot interest and borrowing eonver.i-. house, because it is nearer'to'naturc. utteily regardless of danger, moved museums, and here was the chance'to enc".s on both long and short term and the things that make life so freely about encouraging them under use them. Perhaps Surcouf laughed loans, and the appointment of an of a withering lire, lie was mortal'..• charming in the country. Year .by year wounded whil- carrying out this gal from ilie shades and said, "They for ficial—a trained and experienced man add something to malce the home got something." "Nevertheless, the to help farmers customers in the so lant work. moderns did as well as they could more dear.—E! H. DOW, in the Weekly Corp. J. D. Pollock. o(h Queen's' >'>I lution of problems which they meet Sun. with revolvers and whatever blades on'the farm—is the latest innova Own Cameron Highlanders: I they found. tion. Near the Hohenzollcrii redoubt on J'erhaps the combat lacked some of TO CHANGE YOUR SKIN! Sept. 27, at about 12 noon, when the ihe jjicturesriiieiiess of a great sea Banks have been often known to enemy's bombers is superior numbers employ men to promote more profit fight of old, when the belligerents How to Develop the Highest Degree were successfully working up the Kendalls Spavin Cure lias .came so close together that their rig able agriculture, bur. the one in ques "Little Willie" trench toward ilohen- been rcjincct Sut human u:-.c tion seeks to do more; its aims are of Vital, Nervous and Muscular zollern redoubt, Corp. Pollock, after penetrating power quickly ging became intertwined and the gun Iievesswollinss.spniins.bn ners could not man their pieces— for increased service' on the part of Vigor. obtaining permission, got out of the scs, and nil forms of lame whan it was strategy to ram the ene the bank, as well., as, or perhaps in trench alone, walked along the top ness; It is .just what you i my ship, while the boarding parties stead of, the instruction which; banks Snakes throw off their _ outer skin edge- with the utmost coolness an.', • jjecU-arouiKi tho house 'if so often seek to give; and that is-ex once a 'year."-Human beings change .Write, for many let lure stood ready for instant action; :but disregard'of danger, and compelled from users to prove its actly what is needed. Instruction as their skin perhaps nine times in a year; - the. encounter here chronicled, says the memy's 'bombers to •retire by effectiveness.- '• •• hit linim rillustration, was lacking in nothing to. how to farm, while .-farm., loans are that is, .they, have'a new skin about once bombing them from -above, lie was that signifies courage or dash or ad- at close to ten per cent, is beginning in six weeks. under- heavy m .chine gun (ire the riot manoeuvre. The descendants of to. pall. What farmers need, and are The. value of _ a clean skin in main whole tnie. Lieuty Lacombe and his boarding par entitled to,"is. the same service as is taining health- is nob properly under , Temp.-Second Lieut. A. .1. T. Flo:n- ty of ten will recount their exploits given tho city merchant, and at the stood by the majority.of people. Clean ihg-Sandes,.'.. 2nd East Surrey.-regi just as do heirs to the memories of same cost. vThe very fact that there liness is .&• part'.'of*'-health. You can ment: ••'-..- older sea glories. will be a practical Tanner attached to not be healthy unless, you are clean, .;: At Hohenzollc-rn redoubt on Sept. the bank is worthy of congratulation, not only externally, but 'also inter 1 It came to pass that a little de [-lave you ever gone in to a banking J 29 Second Lieut. Fleming-Sandcs -was spatch, boat of the -French Mediter- nally.- -" :'-:' :*"'""":. "•":""" '"•"''" ' ""."""'" sent to command a company which at institution and been compelled to, deal The blood should also be assisted 'ranean patrol captured a large Turk with some young chap in his teens the time was' in a very critical posi ish schooner, on which were forty- occasionally, "like the'. ukin,' in throw tion. The troops on his rig-lit werv- —lias been used by horse who possibly wouldn't know a hay ing oft poisons so that the system may ^ _ men, v<.'lerinariiii:s, :iml three soldiers, of whom eleven were stack from a threshing machine? Per retiring and his own men. who weie fanners for over 35 yeui". not get clogged and leave i weak spot nnVcrTshakeV'by the' coutinuaTbo'inb- For Horses Its worth lias been proved, officers,-'commanded by Ahmed Fehmi haps you have. —And Bey, a chief, who was taking war sup for disease germs to enter the system. ing and machine-gun fire, were also for spavin, splint, curl>,.riiif.'- Refined bono and the manv other plies to the Senussi of Tripoli am: In their published announcement When the blood is clogged we suffer t.-ginning to retire, owing to the burls th.it conic io horses. presents for their leaders. On the the Stillwater bank says that its of from what is commonly called a # cold. shortage of bombs. Taking in the sit Read this letter from J a MILS P. morning of that day, under a heavy ficers realize that (hoy must have in ' Dr. Pierce's. Golden Medical Discov uation at a glance, he collected a. few V>ilson.-lCiiigbland, Sa.sk.: "I have uncd your Spavin Cure sky. the Nord Caper, proud in its new charge of the now department a man er}- purifies the_ blood and entirety bombs, jumped on to the parapet in tmto and again with pr-jod results for promotion (o the rank of auxiliary de who understands farm busi.71ess.in all eradicates the poisons that breed and full view of tlie Germans, who were !>u-el!in£3cr rheumatism,both for mail '4 spatch beat, was cruising off Crete. its details. In the practical working feed disease. It thus cures scrofula, only 20 yards away, and threw them. and b'tast, ami found Only a few weeks before it had been eczema, boils, pimples and other erup Although very severely wounded al ij very satisfactory. out of tho loan featuro the manager 6'et Kendall's a common trawler be Boulogne—squat, will visit farmers applying for loan's, tions that mar and scar the skin. Pure most at once by a bomb, he struggled Spavin Cure nt honest, but to all appearance hope look over their property and di.scu.ya blood is essential to good health.' #The to his feet, and continued to advance "any dniirKiM's. lessly bourgeois. Fortune had been with them, at their suggestion, any weak, run-down, debilitated condition and threw bombs until lu was again For horses SI. kind and the Nord Caper was happy, severely wounde'!. • bottle- fi for$5, problem pertaining to farm manage which so many people experience is Refined forma a eager to do something to distinguish ment, the use of more capital, for its commonly the effect of impure blood. Temp. Second Li-ntt. F. II. Johnson, fiOe.—0forS2.50. herself and her commander, for ships, successful operation, or any other de Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Dis 7r smmiMmsi *mmmmumm:mts& BmUUAUHJtfWHIfla ssaasssaRsaamsimsss -•inhamMv'iM*! nxt*.irtirA*jn«m'li ithk. A THE SUN, GBAND FORKS, B. C J Local, Option Eggs Will Be Dear ' '' V Some Facts That Prove the Good Ef Great Opportunity for Development or fects of Prohibition the Egg Market in Canada Constipation The good effects of local option in For the first time in a number ot Canada are so wonderful that if they years eggs have taken a prominent Vanishes Forever were thoroughly understood, people place in Canada's export trade. This would rise in. a great wave of rebel- is largely due to the unprecedented Prompt Relief—Permanent Cure don't you have the good of your ion against the .enormous burden of demand for eggs on the part.of the CARTER'S LITTLE of the liquor traffic. We don't need British market and the fact that LIVER PILLS never family at heart? Don't you want to depend on any man's say or the British dealers haA-e shown a marked to get for your family the very . fail. Purely veget -statement of persons who might be Prof. Frank I and demon- preference for Canadian eggs over able—act surely best? For internal ailments—the prejudiced. The last census report United States oggs and a Avillingness best medicine? For sores and skiu strates that COD LIVER OIL but gently on 1912 gives facts that would convince to pay a distinctly higher price' for the liver. diseases—the best ointment? If so, any one whose mind is open to con generates more body-heat them. get Zarn-Bulc. Mothers who haves viction. „ than anything else. Stop after So great, in fact, has been the de dinner used Zam-Bnk say there is nothing In SCOTT'S EMULSION the r to equal its soothing, healing power That report gives tho following mand that Canadian dealers iha\ e distress—, number of convictions for crime-per pure oil is so prepared that the shipped practically all of the -avail- cure indi In cases of skin diseases and in blood profits from every drop, juries; and nothing so suitable for ten thousand population in each pro ablo Canadian storage product to the gestion — improve the complexion—brighten sensitive skins. "•:•••.-.. vince. Prince ' Edward Island 1.1, while it fortifies throat and lungs. oM- country. As a result, there is not Uie eyes. Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price. New Brunswick 3.8, Nova Scotia 14.8, If you are aubjoct to coW honda in Canada at the present time suffic This is because Zam-Buk lis com Ontario 25.5, Manitoba 27.9, Alberta or fuel; if you (hirer and catch cold ient eggs in storage to supply home Genuine must bear Signature posed entirely of medicinal herbal easily: take SCOTT'S EMULSION •10.C, British Columbia 42.3, These for one month and watch iu good consumption until fresh receipts in essences and extracts, and is free figures show that Alberta and Brit effects. appreciable quantities begin to come from the poisonous coloring mat ish Columbia, '"wihic.li 'had no local •.op U-40 REFUSE SUBSTITUTES. ill. ter and harsh minerals found la tion, had nearly forty times as much Quantities of eggs from the United ordinary ointments. crime as Prince Edward Island, which States, hoAvever, are being imported Children, having once used Zam- had no licenses, and over eleven into Canada, some in bond for export, Buk, will cry - for it when they times as much crime as New Bruns but the larger part to take the place meet with an accident. They know wick, our next driest province. More Labor Income in Minnesota of the Canadian product- exported. how quickly it stops the pain, and notable -still is the fact that the num On account of the keen demand for heals. ber of convictions for crime in each Larger Profits From the Farm of Canadian- eggs above mentioned, province are in almost exactly in Use it for burna, cuts, bruises, ckin, More Than Average Size United States eggs can be laid" down Injuries, piles, eczema, bleed-poison, ulceri, verse proportion to the amount of in Canada at the present time, -duty chapped bands and cold soros. local option. 'The more local option The best measure of the size of a paid, at several cents per dozen less SPECIALTIES GO'c. box, all drujgists, or Zam-Buk Co., tho less crime, the less local option farm's business is the number of. Toronto. than the price 'at'which Canadian the more crime,. Finally they prove hours of man and horse labor annual eggs are selling- for the export, and We have been making matches conclusively that the cause of nearly ly expended. A unit of labor consists they should be procurable by the for :64 years now—Domestic all the crime is drink. of ten hours of man labor or twenty consumers accordingly. /These are startling facts, but there hours of horse labor. Labor income On the other hand; the Canadian and every other kind. are many others which show what is the amount of the farm produce market at the present time is 'very- - Some of our specialties are fools and blind we have been to sub used by his 'household, and of farm firni for Canadian "specials" (new- expenses and interest on the invest "THE GASLIGHTER" with mit to be-ibosscd by this tyrant that ment at five per cent. laid) the production of. which is hot defies all governments and has shown enough in most instances to supply a 4iinch stick--"THE EDDY- its willingness to sell the country to From records taken from -100 farms the demand at local country markets, j the Germans rather than give up in Rico county, Minnesota, it appears This means that high prices Avill have | STONE TORCH" for out PERFECTION RAZOR PASTE their gains. that farms Avith less than 200 units •to he paid in consuming centres in door use—''WAX VESTAS" gPuT Sharpen your Razor Better and Quicker Few seem to understand the 'im of labor annually gave a labor income order to draw,'a portion of these sup Sliau enn be done iu any. other vray. Lssts a of $97; farms AA'ith from 400'to 600 tUfotlme. Satisfaction guaranteed or money mense burden' of taxation that is plies from local points. Producers for the smoker, and other refunded post free 25 cents Pony .Hazot imposed on us by this brutal busi units of labor gave a labor income may therefore definitely expect rea varieties. < Strops 7JS cents. O. K. Strops Sl.SO— Boafl ness. It has recently been shown of $267; aud farms Avith more than sonably high prices during the period Made—Canada Hone Co., Wavrancsa. Mani. 1,000 units of labor gave a labor in toba. Canada, that the .taxes 'collected in the nine of low production for fresh gathered For home use the most wettest States aro sixty per cent, come of $605. eggs that will grade "specials." higher than in the eight prohibition The efficiency of man labor-is even The question has been raised as to popular match is the "SI LENT States. Think of it, sixty per cent, more important; than the amount of whether the phenomenal demand, on F3.EE TO ALL SOFFITS .time expended. The. labor income 5," but for every use - of the taxes going to produce more the part of the British market, for If you feel 'ou r of SORTS' "RUN DOWN 'COT the BLues' gradually increased from Su, where •UFritR from KIDMIY, BLADDER,'NERVOUS DISEASES poverty and crime. Suppose Ave say Canadian eggs .-will' continue. This „ CHROMIC WEAKNKSS.UI.CKltS.SKt.NKni-PTIONS.razS that in Canada it is only half of that, the-hours of each man'.'. for a yeai depends entirely upon the quality of BUY wt:ta for FREE CLOTH UOUNO.MEDICAL BOOK ON" why do we submit to' it? In 1912 were 1,500 or less, to $633, where the Canadian eggs exported. Canada has it was shown that the liquor traffic hours of each man Avere more than tremendous possibilities as an egg- THERAPION£^F%'' cost the country nine times as much 3,500 each year. producing country. The. poultry in toaremetljfor YOt/R OWN ailment. Absolutely FREE as the revenue received from the bus All of Avhich indicates that a farm dustry is at present but a mere frac- j • he-follow up circulars. .No obligations. DR. LECLEKC business of; more than average size UKD.CO.UAV&KSTUCKRD.HAUPSTEAD LONDON ENO, iness and although they had been tion of '."what it„might be. It remains, WK WA.Sl- 10 rKOV£'XH»aFIOM lWM, 8VKS tot. freely published no one has attempt gives opportunity for high efficiency therefore, for those most interested in ed to deny the figures. In several of man and horse labor, and a farm the development ot his trade to places it has been shown that the business of more than average size make the best possible use of their Germany's Vain Hope criminals, paupers; and .orphans caus coupled with high- labor efficiency present opportunities, ascl. by careful From the very opening of the cam ed by the liquor traffic cost five times brings profits in farming. supervision rof the quality of Canad paign—certainly since the defeat en as much as the reveuue received ian eggs going forward- to pave the Licensed and Bonded! Dealars/ the Marne and the failure of Hindeu- from the'business.''-. Asthma Victims. The man pr wo way for an extensive and profitable DIRECTORY biiTg to destroy the Russian armies "We would."' respectfully urge that man subject to asthma is indeed a export trade in the future.—Toronto —the one hope of .-.victory for Ger active measures be taken without de victim. What can be more terrifying Globe. It pays to sWp your grain to a reliable many has lain in. the break-up of tlie lay to spread the truth and-so counter than to suddenly be seized -with par Commission Firm., Best attention given coalition against her. The firmness act the flood of falsehoods being oxysms of choking which seem to fair to consignments. with which it has stood the shock of spread by the liquor traffic. • What ly threaten the existence ,of lite it Mothers Of Little Ones GOODERHAM & MELADY CO., LTD, war lias been hitherto remarkable. about a Lincoln-Lee-Poster campaign? self.- From such a condition Dr. J. D. Grain Exchange. Winnipeg Neither the necessarily varying inter II, ArtiottT M.B;, -M.C.P.S;- - - Kellogg's "Asthma ----- Remedy has No mother of young children should . —— » ests and objectives of the allied pow brought many -to completely restored be without a box of Baby's Own Tab Ship to SAMUEL SPINK. Pioneer Grain C»n». ers nor the heavy strokes dealt suc health and happiness. It is .known lets. The Tablets are mother's best mission Merchant, (or best remits. • Grades cafe» cessively by Germany at Belgium and WJien a mother detects from the and prized in every section of this frien-tl and arc as good as a doctor in fully -watched—Sales made to best advantage— writhings and fretting of a child that iPrompt returns. Try us. Shippine bills on reqiMtt. France, at Russia and Serbia have broad land. the house. Concerning them .Mrs. b\ worms are troubling it, she can pro Wurger, lngersoll, Ont., writes: "I 206 Grain Exchange, Winxipeff. Man. been able to shake in any degree eith cure no better remedy than Miller's Reference—Union and Royal Banks. er the unity of aim or the conviction have used Baby's Own Tablets for the Worm PoAvders, which arc guaranteed Kind Oldy Lady—I'm sure j*ou past, eight years and would not be Ship Your Grain T» of victory of the Entente.—London to totally expel worms-from the sys won't mind ray-asking you. but are BARTLETT & LANGILLE Daily News and Leader. without them. I can highly recom tem. They may cause vomiting, but you'a relative of Capt. Jones of Mud- mend them to all mothers bf young Grain Commission Merchants, 510 Grain Exclunjr* this need cause no anxiety, because ford? children." The Tablets are sold by A reliable firm who aim to give satisfaction. Special Parent—When I was a boy, you The Officer—Madam, I am Capt. attention riven to firadinf. Libera! advance* it is but a manifestation of their thor medicine dealers or by mail at 25 made. know, tlie doctor said if I didn't stop ough Avork. No Avorms can long exist Jones of -Mudford. '-,•.. cents a box from The Dr. Williams' smoking cigarettes I would become Avhere these Powders are used. Kind Old Lady—Ah, then, that ac Medicine Co., Brockville. Out. RANDALL, GEE & MITCHELL, LTD. feeble minded. counts for the extrao-dinary resem GRAIN COMMISSION Hopeful—Well, .why. didn't you blance. An elderly gentleman was observed' Grain Exchange, — — Wiiinip*-* stop? Hollows in Eggs acting rather nervously in a. depart Minneapolis, — Dulutli A party of'tourists in Ireland came ment store and the floorwalker ap S. A. HARCRAFT. Reason For Air Spaces Found in across a native whitewashing the proached him. •- • . TH05. BROD1E. front of his house. Manager Sec.Tres*. Every Egg "Anything I can do for you, sir?" UNION GRAIN COMPANY, LTD.. "Halloa, Pat," said one. "WJiy "I have lost my wife." There is an air space in every egg, aren.'t you whitewashing* the back as GRAIN COMMISSION UlflCMANTS "All, yes, mourning goods two G02 Grain Exchange. — Winnipeg. Mass. but we notice it particularly in a" boil well as the front?" flights up," promptly responded the ed one, because the contents have "Well," said Pat, "it's just for the floorwalker. THE CONTINENTAL GRAIN CO.. LTD., been made solid by cooking and made same reason that you don't put. a Licensed, Bonded, solicits your train conagtuaJoU, the hollow space more apparent. This Liberal Advances—Prompt returns. front-on the back of your shirt." Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, etc. space is a provision of nature so that 117 OHAIN IXCHAMOS. the chick which grows Avithin the The president of the university had WINNIPEG. — — MAN. shell may have air to breathe from LACK OF MONEY dark circles under bis eyes. His For eood results and best service ship your fteim For Years, Restored To Health the time it comes to life until it be Was a Godsend in This Case / cheek was pale, his lips trembling; he to this aegrestiva and experienced Conmissioa by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg comes strong enough to breakthrough' wore a hunted expression. .Home, always ready to buy your gram «n track. the shell to the outside world:" It is not always that a lac of "You look ill," said his wife. "What BLACKBURN ft MILLS. etable Compound. To generate/life in the egg it is money is a benefit. is wrong, deaf?" 535 Grain Exchange. — Winnipeg necessary that it be subjected to a This lady owes her health to the "Nothing much." he replied. "But— certain degree of heat for. a period of fact that she could not pay in ad I—had a fearful dream last night, and Canadian women are continually writ- ) -\ days. When this is not done, the vance the fee demanded by a specw I feel this morning as if —as if I—"' AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ing us such letters as the two following, •egg remains indefinitely in its raw ist to. treat her for stomach trouble. It was evident that his nervous sys DIRECTORY which are heartfelt expressions of grati state. When it, is hoiled the pocket In telling of her case she says: tem Was shattered. tude for restored health: of- air within the shell, which would "I 'had bees treated by four differ have heen used up by-the chick if the "What was the dream?" asked his LOWER IN PRiCE ent physicians, during 10 years of wife. Greater in Valu« Glanford Station, Ont.-"I have ta» eggs had been set to hatch, begins stomach trouble. Lately I called on to light for its space, and pushes the "I—I dreamed the trustees required ien Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- another who told me he could not that—that I should—that I should Get the 1916 Catalog boiled contents of the egg back, leav cure me; that I had neuralgia of the JOSEPH MAW a CO.. LIMITED. WINNIMLO ^^MiM/Jii/il^/ii/Mpound and never ing- the hollow space. pass the freshman examination for— ^§M^M^Ml^^ found any medicin* stomach. Then I Avent to a special admission!" sighed tho president. to compare Avith it. ist who told me I had catarrh of t. .e "Wood's Phqsphodiat/ I had ulcere and fall-' Minard's Liniment Cures Diph- stomach and said he could cure me in Bewaro of Ointments for Catarrh That' The Ortnt English lltmtdy. ing of Avomb and theria. four months but would have to have Contain Mercury Tones and invigoratoa thn wholo his money down. I could not raise as mercury -will surely dustroy the sense I nervous system, makes new Jtlood doctors did me no the necessary sum and in my extrem of smell and completely derange the iu old Veins, Cures Kervotut good. I suffered Enlistment in Winnipeg whole system when entering it through Dtbility, Menial and Brain VSorry, Jtespon- The official recruiting statistics in ity I was led to quit coffee and try tho mucous surfaces. Such articles should dencu, Lois of JinergVt J'filpdittion of ths dreadfully for years Postum. never bo used except on prescription:! Heart, FaUhtq Memory. Price 51 per bor, sir until I began taking Winnipeg from December 1 to Decem from reputable physicians, as the dnrnaxu for$5. One v/ill pl'-a.-,00o who travelled 5,000 miles from tlie Take Hall'* Family Pills for constipa and ovarian trouble. poisonous drug found in coffee). "But tion. men and out of this large nunibc.- " My left side pained me all the time wilds of the far north to enlist, is when I had Postum to shift to it was there was only one fatal accident. On only an example of what Englishmen, different. the ocean there were transported and just before my periods which were Irishmen, Scotsmen, and "Welshmen Gallant Major—It's glad I am to see irregular and painful it would be worse. "To my surprise T did not miss cor- ye about again, me dear lady; 'but I-.'l.'ifi:; men, including J,200 to Ber are doing the world over. And the fee when I began to drink J'ostum. what was it that, was troubling ye'.' muda anil St. Lucia, and 1,871 brought To sit down caused me pain and suffer same blood that loves freedom and ba'.:l' to Cana-la. Out of all the num ing and I would be so nervous some "Coffee had been steadily arid sure Convalescent—I wag very, very ill, fair play courses through the veins ly killing me and I didn't fully real ber carried on the ocean there was times that I could not bear to see any Major, through ptomaine poisoning. of the men of Canada. They may ize what was doing it until 1 ntiit a;.d Major—Dear, dear, now: What not a. single accident. one or hear any one speak. Little specks never have seen the old land, hut. changed to Postum." Name given by with that an' delirium tremens you would float before my eyes and I was they aro of the same old stock. The Canadian Postum Co., Windsor, Out. never know what to eat or drink now Minard's Linimsnt Cures Garget in always constipated. only rivalry between Briton and Can Postum comes in two forms: adays. Cov/s. adian is as to Who shall do the most Postum Cereal—the original form— "I cannot say too much for Lydia E. for the empire.—Winnipeg Tribune. •Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and must be well boiled. J5c and *.'5c Why suffer from corns when 'they Hub- One night while you v/er^ away I heard a burglar. Vou shou/M Liver Pills, for there aro no medicines packages. can be rooted out by using Jlollo- "Aw, aw," said Snobleish. "It must Instant Postum—a soluble form- way's Corn Cure, have seen mc going downstairs tlrrey like them. I have taken them and I bo—aw—very unpleasant for you dissolves quickly in a cup of hot steps at a time recommend them to all women. You may Americans to be—aw—governed by water, and, with cream and sugar, A Sco'tc'h minister iu need of funds Wife (who knows him)—Where wa3 publish this testimonial." - Mrs. STE people whom you—aw—wouldn't makes u delicious beverage instantly. thus conveyed hi? intentions to his he, on the roof? PHEN J. MARTIN, Chesterville, Ontario* awsk to dinner." 30c and 50c tins. congregation: Canada. "Oh. I don't know," said the Ameri Both kinds are equally delicious "Wool, friends, tlie kirk is urgently HOMK TREATMKNT.-IJescribc your dij«iut, can girl. "Xo more so tlinn for you and cost about the same per cup. in need of siller, and as we have fail and write for frc? book and testimonials. to be governed by people who would "There's a Iteason" for Postum. ed to get money honestly we will have W. N. U. 1088 not ask you to dinner." THE CANADA CANCER INSTITUTE. USIii —sold by Grocers. to see what a bazaar cuu do for its." »0 CHURCHILL AVI.. TOnOMTO MnUHIW muiuummMuummiumu tmmntMi\umn.iwu»tii THE SUN, afeAND FORKS, k. C. FINE JEWELLERY THE LANDSLIDE Let us holp you pick that Present you are Now we know how. Flumerfelt.—The West , going to give. Wo have a beautiful line of ern Howl. • Butter Wrappers Gut Glass,SiIverware,MantIe Clocks When Mr. Bowser scheduled the three by- elections he thought he had his opponents at At prices that have NOT been advanced a disadvantage. He knows now that he was Neatly printed with special Butter" Wrapper since the war. greatly mistaken. At the same time it really Ink.* Also imprinted wrappers. Our prices '• does not matter when,where or how Mr. Bow are right. A. D. MORRISON ilT^Z^c" ser's ministers may seek the suffiage of the people. They are bound to be snowed under in almost every case. Public sentiment in We SUN PRINT SHOP ®tn? (Irani JfarJta Bun British Columbia is decisively against the gov G. A. EVANS. EDITOR AHD PUBLISHER ernment,—Victoria Times. The by-elections Saturday resulted in the SUBSCRIPTION RATES—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE minister of mines being elected by nine ma One Year (in Canada and Great Britain) 81.00 jority in Rossiand, and the minister of works One Year (in tlie United States) 1.50 defeated by over 4000 SECOND STREET, NEAR BRIDGE Address all communications to v ancouve The THE GRAND FORKS SUN, general election will be a rout. Premier Bow PHONIC R7-1 GKAND FORKS, B. C. ser will be fortunate, indeed, if he can get through the present session without a stam Fresh and Salt Meats, Poultry always'on hand, '. : " FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916 pede by his followers.—New Denver Record. Highest market price paid for live stock. " In one particular at least Mr. Flumerfelt The following accusattons, made on the was misled, and to the extent of the deceit PHONE 58 and receive prompt and courteous attention. Moor of the local house by Ernest Miller, practised we must express sympathy for him. member for Grand Forks, are so silly that He was persuaded that he would be elected IT IS EASY TO MAKE PERFECT BREAD they • scarcely deserve to be. noticed. They in the byrelection by acclamation; that' the WITH show, however, to what desperate straits the Liberals would not have the hardihood to op •••overnment has been reduced in its efforts to pose him, knowing the handicap that an op 11 mislead the electorate: position candidate always must carry under SOLD ONLY "The Liberal appeal in the recent by-elec AND GUARANTEED TO BE EQUAL TO THE BEST FLOUR such circumstances. But'the ' minister of fi ON THE MARKET. AND FOR LESS MONEY. tions was based on nothiug but exaggeration, nance also deceived himself when he assumed FOR SALE ONLY BY insinuation and denunciation. There was not that he could "disavow" the record of the a word of clear-cut criticism offered by the government with which he associated himself. opponents of the government. Both in Van The electorate could not accept that view. It WHA *>LESLE AND REJA LDEALERS couver and Victoria a gang of foreign manip was the government's record that slaughtered 1-L.OUR, FEED. HAY AND GRAIN P. O. BOX 610 FIRST STREET TELEPHONE 95 ulators, expert in the art of corruption, to the his political ambitions.—Victoria Times. Agents tortile Yale-Princeton Lump and Nut Coal. number of 150 had been brought here from Prices: Nut, S6.50; Lump, &7.50 per ton. New York. Working in conjunction with the t The result of the by-elections held in Ross- Liberals, these gangsters had been drilled and land and Vancouver last Saturday can not trained, one section to handle the prohibition help but be disquieting to supporters of the vote and tlie other to influence the liquor vote. Bowser administration. Rossiand, despite all The liquor men here boasted that they had tlie prestige which it would be entitled to on voted for Mr. Brewster and that they had had account of being the bailiwick of a cabinet a meeting with the imported vote getters." minister, elected Lome Campbell bv such a Mr. Brewster, the leader of the opposition, bare majority tnat it can fairly be said that he A Clean-Cut promptly denied that any such meeting was got iu by the skin of his teeth; while in Van arranged or held, although the charges niade couver, hitherto regarded as a sort of strong by Mr. Miller are so wild that they might hold of provincial Toryism, Tisdall, another easily have been looked upon as a huge joke. portfolio candidate, was absolutely snowslided. Argument Mr. Miller appears to' have overlooked the Unless something should happen to to create fact that the. time intervening between the a distinct volte'face of sentiment in the Ter issuance of the election proclamations and minal City electors within the next two or election day would barely have given these im three months, Saturday's result may fairly be aginary gangsters time to reach the coast from taken as an augury of what will happen to the New York. The drilling and training must six Conservative candidates in that "riding at In your favor is good print have been carried on en route! Another point the general election, which event the adminis ing. It $ tarts things off in that should be noted is, that the Liberal party tration can not very well succeed in postpon of British Columbia has not enough funds in ing much longer.— Revels.toke Review. your favor. People read your 8 its treasury to pay the passage of half a dozen arguments, reasons, conclu men from Vancouver to Victoria, much less Here is a bouquet for Mr. Campbell and transport armies of gangsters across the brickeats for McBride, Bowser, etal.: sions, when attractively pre continent and maintain them in the coast "The election of Lorhe A. Campbell asmin- sented. It carries weight. cities for weeks. Mr. Miller has not strength ister of mines might be said to mark the be ened himself with the people of his constitu ginning of ah epoch in British Columbia min Enterprising men useGOOD ency by resorting to fiction at a time when ing history. It means that the most important printing because it GETS they are demanding facts. industry of the province will now receive the impetus it should have received when when BUSINESS. If you don't the industrial, realty and other booms made already known our kind of The Sun wishes to give credit to a Fourth of their appearance in western Canada."—Kaslo July creek gentleman for making a very bril Kootenaian. printing, let us show you. liant political remark. "The McBride govern It's a certtinty that we can *"il ment," said he, "used to have some good HELPFUL THOUGHTS planks in its platform—and they ought to be save you money, too. good yet, because they have never been used." If you learn from a loss you have not lost He does not really believe who does not live accord ing to his belief. Before the Victoria by-election an eastern exchange said "They can't flim-flam If the way is set with thorns, they are, in part at Phone R 74. Tory least, of your own planting. Flum." In the light of recent events, it is r certain that Flum couldn't flim-flam Vic. A harrier at the top of a precipice is better than an ambulance at tlie bottom. e Sun Print Shop We have not yet seen any cablegrams from A good habit is a trusty friend in the Christian life. Sir Richard McBride congratulating Premier A bad habit is a treacherous foe, with which no terms Bowser on the government's victory in the can he made. Rossiand by-election. There are not two sides to anv question that really concerns a man, but only one; and this side only a fool can fail to see if he tries. As readers of the daily papers have ob AT YOUR served, the public accounts report of British The world is filled with men who think themselves Columbia for the year ending March 31, 1915, ill-used Some are victims of unfairness; some are un HANSEN a GO AUTO LIVE SERVICE fortunate, but ninety-five per cent are stupid, creat shows that the expenditure was $12,114,251 CITY BAGGAGE AND TRANSFER and the revenue $7,974,490, a deficit of $4,- ures of routine, or refuse to analyze the reasons for their failure; decline to speed up brain and muscle. Modern Rigs and Good 199,755. This has become an old, old story They are not producers because they do not strain for Horses at All Hours at Buy in our province. results. i the Your GaltCoa l No w GOITRE.—A medical authority says: Goitre The Sun, at $1.00 per year, gives its readers OFFICE! Model Livery Barn arises from a morbid enlargement of the thy three times more reading matter than any roid gland, causing an unsightly but painless F. Downey's Cigar Sture other Boundary paper. This fact accounts T'-LI-PHONKS; M. H. Burns, Prop. deformity. It is more common among women OFFICE, K<>6 Ffr«t The annual convention of tlin British Columbia Stockbreedf-r.--' as- .-ncla'.ion will be hold in Victoria on It is no sign of weakness to fol March 13 and 14. • low the lead of advertising.' You owe it to yourself to get the What Brought Her Back most for your money, the best A husband was rer- ntly very sad goods and the best service. because his'wife had goo-' on a visit And if you find that your in clination is to shop where you which' she would not shorten in AND PICTURE FRAMING spite of his appeals to come home. are invited to shop rather than Finally he h.t upon a plan to in Furniture Made to Order. continue to be a customer of Also Repairing of all Kinds. the shop which never solicits duce her to return. He sent her a Upholstering Neatly Done. copy of each of the local papers with your good-will, you need have FOR SALE-FARM LAND no compunction of conscience. niie item clipped out, and when she R.C.McCUTCHEON wrote to find out what it was he had (T-nfl I'ER ACRE—The'old Graham ranch of WINNIPEG AVENCB VP^JU 812 acres, at Cascade, can he pur chased at $20 pur acre, if taken nt onco. W, K. ICslIng, owner, Rossiand, B. C. AGENTS WANTED IDERS WANTKD ns (taunts for our liijrh R t'rntle bicycles. Writo for low prices to THOS. PLEMLEY'S CYCLE WORKS, VIC Get "More Money" for your Foxes TORIA, B.C. Muskrat, White Weasel, Beaver, Lynx, Wolves, Marten and other Fur bearers collected in your section BOOT REPAIRING Shop Where You Are SHIP TOUR FURS PIRKriT 'o ''SIIUBEHT"lhe largest house In the World dealing exclusively In NORTH AMERICAN RAW FURS AKK your repairs to Armson, shoo ro- a reliable—responsible—safe Fur House with an unblemished rep T pulrer. Tho Hub. Look for the Hip utation existing for "more than a third of a century," a Ions: suc Boot. Invited to Shop cessful record of sending HurlShippers prompt, SATISFACTORY AND PROFITAKMJ returns. Write for "tCttc S>f)ul)«t feft'pper," the only reliable, accurate market report and price list published. SECOND-HAND GOODS •Write /or it-NCtt'-JlV. FIIKE A R CJT4UPI713T !«/. 2S-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE. A. IS. DVlXJCiSLlS. i AfiC. CHICAGO, U.S.A. IGHEST CASH PRICES paid for old Stoves f DoptC 87 H nnd RnriKCs. K. C. Pecklmrn, Second «gjrawi»aac«yji;Mre»r3i»SEnitMaa»ca .-.wgnojwa hand Slore. THE SUN, GRAXD FORKS, B. G J=-£SS&5 German Soldiers Depressed Huns Now Realize That They Are Engaged in a Hopeless Bovril used in the Kitchen means dollars saved in Struggle ltf£b In the Ypres district, tlie German the Bank. soldier is in a state of deep depres sion. There aro many signs. Little It makes -nourishing hot dishes out of cold food bodies of deserters have become which would not otherwise be eaten. But see that much more frequent. The saying in civilian Germany chat "no one comes you get the real thing. If it is .not iu the Bovril back from Ypres" pervails in tho CANADA bottle it is not Bovril. And it must be Bovril. ranks, and even tho half-humorous remarks shouted from the trenches indicate a state ot riisguest- The S.ll.B. weather and fearful , state of some of the trendies arc iu pari, the cause of this, but the real.reason is tho sup ply of artillery and munitions. . A Low Death Rate Results In Large Profits Tho German is now obviously bo- ginning to feel that Ihe balance has War claims less Ihan 3% ot surplus changed and his inferiority is likely to be permanent. Tt is not well to lay over much stress on a few deser tions or the confessions of deserters, ti or even on the absence of offonsiv • Head Office—Toronto movements. But it remains that a -wave of deep «*£5# N.B.—Write for Memo Book and Circular. depression is over many Germans.in the trenches of one wide and import ant district, and our men were never more cheerful, in ispite of snow •and slush and cold and roicinj sandbags ies on in and frequent landslips. When business or pleasure.takes yon ton large cily. you are much concerned about con Muscular Rheumatism Subdued.— venience and comfort. You can enjoy both at the Walker House, "Toronto's Famous Hotel." The management have for years been makinp a careful study o! the needs of the Travelling When one is a sufferer froju-muscular Public. hvcrylhing th?t makes lor Comfort.Safeiy and Convenience is oarpolicy. Convenience rheumatism he cannot do better than is a natural asset owing lo the splendid location, a minute's walk from the Union Station and to liavo the region rubbed with Dr. within the heart of the city's buciness activities. Comfort is assured by a' large and perfectly trained slaff of employees; nnd a detached brick structure open on all sides with every modern Thomas' Eclectric Oil. There is no oil convenience installed stands (or safety. The rates arc very reasonable. Give your baggage that so speedily shows effect in subdu checks to the Walker House porter, he will meet you at the train. Rates—$2.50 psr day'up, ing pain. Let the rubbing be brisk and. American Plan; $1.00 per day up, European Plan. continue until ease is secured. There is more virtue -in a bottle of it than THE WALKER HOUSE,. TORONTO, CANADA can be fully estimated. Geo. "Wright & Wlarti'CarroU, Proprietors (lioth formerly •Westerners) For signalling between aeroplanes Brimful of sustenance there has been invented apparatus for blowing fine black dust from a reser —PURE. Stole a Telegraph Pole voir by the exhaust from the motors A private in tho 2nd Cameron Frost Gets Bird Men in such a way a.s to form dots and Highlanders gives an amusing ex dashes. ample of the coolness of our men ac German Aviators Freeze to Death in tho front. He writes: When a factory recently w?.s built the Clouds in Maryland the ventilation system "It was in the trenches in'France, Owing to the intense cold, German pipes were placed inside the rein and the -wood for keeping the fire in air scouts arc* becoming less active forced concrete supporting columns. First Recruit—What do you think The money spent on liquor in Cast- was running short, and the men in Russia. of the Major, Bill? ada would equip and maintain an didn't know what to do, -when an In Thanks to the bitterness of the Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Second Recruit—He's a changeable army of one hundred thousand mea. verness chap came to the rescue and And yet, for a selfish indulgence that weather, one Albatross machine was kind o' bloke. Last night I says to asked the captain's permission to Oswald—My love for you is like the does no good to anybody, this sum is captured by the Russians absolutely Mm: "'Oo goes there?". An' he says: take down a telegraph polo from the intact. It was observed over the deep blue sea. squandered nt a time when Canada back of our trench. The captain said Russian lines, and was allowed to get Clarissa—And I take it with the "Friend " An' today 'c'ardly knows has the greatest struggle in her his he couldn't, but in a joke he said corresponding amount of salt. me. tory on her hands.—'Vancouver World. 'You can take down that one,' point well to the rear before a Russian ing to one in front of the German flotilla of aeroplanes' mounted and parapet,- little thinking the man cut oft its retreat, and concurrently would venture out. That same night, the artillery became busy.' armed -with a rifle ami Japanese- The Albatross soared* to altitudes saw, three, of the boys went out and where the cold must have reached returned untouched -with the pole.- ininus 31, or G3 deg. of frost, Fahren We wondered what the Germans heit. Soon it was seen to bo circling thought next morning when they saw aimlessly, aud finally it made a good tlij pole -was gone." descent, quite normally, into some marshes behind the Russian lines. After a couple of hours' search tho : machine was discovered. The pilot Knee Joint Stiff Three Years land observer were both dead in their 'seais, and tho machine was iii per fect condition. The men undoubt CURED BY NERVILINE edly perished through the intense Anyone would marvel at my recov cold aggravated by rapid motion ery, writes Mr. Leonard Lotham, a through the ait-. young man well known about..Chat It is probable that the last con ham.- I had inherited a rheumatic scious act of the pilot was to plane tendency through my mother's fam down, that his and his companion's ily, and in my early days suffered amis being frozen, they' were unable frightfully. About three " years ago to loosen the stra.ps which bound the pain and stiffness seltled in my them to their seats, and that heart left knee joint. I was lame and -walk •failure from cold brought death. ed with a very distinct limp.. Nervi line was brought to my notice and I Nearly all children are subject to rubbed it into the stiff joint four or worms, and many arc born with five times a day. It dispelled every them. 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When getic the many demands of society, the numberless Nerviline which I am convinced wilt their hostess , was wishing them quickly and permanently cure them." good-bye she said she had much en details of home life, and the exacting attention If Nerviline wasn't * a wonderful joyed their visit, and one guest re required by the children, sooner or later-wear on painless remedy, if Nerviline didn't plied cheerfully: the 'nervous system. quickly relieve, if Nerviline wasn't, "I expect we have cheered you up a You begin .to -.worry,* and worry upsets the known to be a grand cure for all rheu bit; it must be deadly dull down matic conditions, it Avouldri't have here." nerves. The more irritable the nerves become the been so largely used as a family rem more you worry. And thus is formed a vicious edy for the past forty years. No bet ter, stronger, or more soothing lini circle, and there is no end to your troubles. Since ment made. 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One of the faculty of a New Eng land college tells ot'-a freshman who was asked by one of tlie professors whether lie had proved a certain pro position in Euclid, "Well, sir," said the freshman, "'proved' is a rather strong word— but I will say that I have rendered it W. N. U. 1083 higlilv probable." Dr. Cha.se's Recipe Book, 1,000 selected recipes, sent free, if you mention this paj-**. THE SUN, GRAND .FORKS, B. a r^y' Doing Splendid Work For Returned Troops The Work of the Canadian Patriotic Fund and the Soldiers' Commission The establishment of the Soldiers' Aid Commission for Ontario, of which ONLY A FRACTION OF TILLABLE LAND CULTIVATED the secretary is .Mr. C. N. Cochrane, FRENCH FORCES ARE A MARVEL OF EFFICIENCY parliament buildings, Toronto, is the first result of the report recently is Three Hundred and Twenty-Five Millions of Acres of Land sued by the hospitals commission, Famous War Correspondent Tells of Actual Experiences in the and tho forerunner of others. Suitable for Agriculture in Canada, and There are Only The care of the soldier who has re Field, and says that the French Army has Every Detail Fiftv-F.our Million Acres Under Cultivation turned to Canada, mutilated or weak of Fighting Arranged with the Utmost Care ened as a result of active service, .is For fifteen years before llio war lands, has ",000,000 acres occupied ami the prime duty of Canadians. For It is a splendid tribute which E. proved remarkably efficient. What came in ID 1-1 ro disorganize the civil one-third of this actually under cul some months cho Canadian Patriotic Alexander Bowell," the famous war tho Frenf/h government has actual ized world Canada had been going tivation. Fund has been endeavoring to ensure correspondent, pays to the valor and ly done is tins: It has mobilized through an era of prosperity aim de To recapitulate then, the Maritime that the\men already back from Eur efficiency of Ihe French armies in ail tne scene painters from the thoa.- velopment which Had been'equalled Provinces are cultivating only three- ope should suffer no want. This the field. trea and formed tnem into battalions. ' oniy once and never surpassed in the twentieths of their available land, work has b Jon 'voluntarily undertaken "Wo have heard a lot," he Instead of painting drop ncjs for history of tlie settlement of new coun Quebec one-fifth, Ontario a little over by local committees of the fund, al said in an interview, "of the effic theatres, ;iicy are now painting scenes tries, in the ten or lil'leen years im a third, Manitobaone-quarter, Saskat though iii-most instances their time is iency and organization of the'-Ger to conceal gun positions. , mediately preceding the construction chewan a trifle over a fifth, Alberta j fully .occupied with the task ,of ma'k- mans. '..'•;In my opinion, the French' arc "Suppose, for instance, you want of the Canadian 1'acilic Hail way, the less than one-twentieth, and British ' ing provision for the families of sold now equally efficient. That is a sub ed to place a battery of guns in middle west and the Pacific siope in Columbia one-twenty-fifth. We have iers. "'; ject on which I think I am competent a city square. In the ordinary the United States filled up and de got, all told, 325,000,00u acres of land Bach soldier is interviewed at Que-, to speak, for I watched the French course of events, after that battery veloped with hitherto unheard of rap suitable for agriculture in Canada, bee by a representative of the fund, army grow, so to speak. 1 have seen had fired a few 'Shots, a German idity. 'That record, up to then un and we have under cultivation only and a confidential report sent by the it from the Marne to Champagne, taube would hover, above it, locatu equalled was seriously challenged by 54,000,000 acres, or, roughly, one-sixth latter ,to the patriotic committee or which .I left but recently. In some its position, flash It by wireless to this court! ry a quarter of a century of it. i Is there anyone who will dare tho town to which the soldiei* is go respects, indeed^ I think the French the Germans, and in an hour pro later. For years wc saw the packed to estimate the wealth this land will ing. This serves the two fold purpose army superior. The Germans have bably that battery would be out oi liners swinging into their clocks in an produce, the population it will sup of protecting- the fund against the efficiency but the French have effic action,-; with all the gunners dead. -ane»din# line and great trains leav port when it is all taken, up, all yield greedy or unscrupulous and of giving iency plus the human element, and Now the' scene painters would erect ing by the scores and hundreds car ing the reward it is capable of yield the local committee information that that counts for a great deal. If a a contrivance for all the world like rying new Canadians to new Canad ing for labor bestowed? is helpful' in finding employment for French, battalion loses its command the top of a circus tent over the bat ian nomas. For the .moment immigration from the deserving-. Not every man who re ing officer, it is not disorganized. tery-. The canvas would be painted To cojitrol and direct this mighty across the ocean is almost at a stand turns to Canada wearing- his majes Every man knows his work, and, if to match the remainder of the square. stream we were forced co create and still, and rightly so. Canada would ty's uniform is included, in the latter necessary, is able to act independent If it were summer, it might repre set up much machinery. How well it not at this time draw one man from category, but the great majority have ly. That is a factor which the Ger sent- a bed of geraniums or rhode- did its work the tens of thousands of the firing line to increase her mater clone,their duty in the fullest degree. mans do hot possess." ..'•'. ' dendrons, anything which would look acres of rich wheat lands of Western ial prosperity. These men, like our To the latter it has been the privilege Speaking of the German bombard like the rest of the square. The Canada, only yesterday virgin prairie, own boys, who have foregathered of the fund to present a small badge ment and occupation of Antwerp, Mr. German airman above would then see the wfc"il buill, prosperous towns in with them on the fields of Flanders or bearing the words, "For service at the Powell related how the Teuton wave nothing of tlie guns. He would see what were only a decade ago desert elsewhere, wherever flic world war is Front.'' The men who are wearing swept over what was apparently an the canvas, but to him it would look places, bear ample witness. being waged, are fighting-our battles these badges are the worthiest citi empty city. "At the first word of just like the remainder of the square. Then cams the great' upheaval, the for us, spending themselves for the zens that we can acknowledge. Like the German approach," he said, "the He would think, as a matter of fact, dawn of chaos over a horror stricken salvation and welfare of Canada just charily, that badge should be allowed people fled to the cellars. When the that lie was looking at the square. world and the damming up, for tne :s rua Indian fighters and the pioneers to cover a multitude of sins. Germans came marching through the The French gunners would be un time being, or" the stream of new life of old spent themselves. They are Tlie work that the Canadian Pat streets, there was not a soul to be • disturbed- ; ..'..: and new blood from across the ocean making straight the paths toward our riotic Fund can do for returned sold seen. I believe '"that .my,'photograph'-' to our land. future, and it is the pare of those of iers, however, is limited by Act of er and I, standing on the balcony of "I saw a humorous instance of the Those years of rapid settlement us . who cannot join them so to pro Parliament, and it has been specifi the American consulate, were the efficiency of the scene painters only were marvellous, but, after all, how vide that that part of the future cally enacted that^vo assistance can only spectators. I suppose the Ger recently. 1 was motoring along a really small a part of our country is which lies within our power to regu be given by the fund1 to. "any person mans expected to see a great demon road on the -French front, not only even yet under tribute to the basic late shall be worthy of their sublime who is in receipt of any gratuity, pen stration. One would have thought that within range of the German guns, but industry of Canada, agriculture. Fig sacrifice, when they come to us in sion or allowance paid by his majesty the principal streets woiild have been in .full view of the Germans, who ures are often .dull enough, but in their thousands, as come they will or by any foreign government in con crowded with sightseers. There was were probably not more than two when the war is over. sequence ot incapacity or death oc no one. Every window was boarded and a half miles away. Between the this case they' arc"* graphic. Those road and the Germans, tho French given hero arc necessarily only ap We have tho land and the infinite curring Of incapacity or death oc- up. .Every doorway was closed. accoimt and largely because the pen There was not a piece of bunting. scene painters had erected a canvas proximate and given in round num possibilities that arise from it. But screen about twelve feet 'high, held bers, but they are the latest available, lee us not be content with a self sat sions and gratuities paid to incapaci There was not even a stray dog on tated men are oft-times admittedly in the streets. , The Germans marched erect with bamboo poles. On the based on the last census and form a isfied contemplation of mere possi screen was painted a perfect repre reliable source, says the Montreal bilities. Unfilled acres and undevel adequate, it. has been necessary to down the magnificent "thoroughfare of establish jt hospitals commission and the main" street, and that was their sentation of an empty road with pop ' Star. To take our own province, oped resources profit nobody. We lars growing by the side. The Ger Quebec, we arc estimated to have have had a machine for the direction disablement fund. uThc officials of reception in Antwerp. I think my the latter, in their report to the fed photographer described the scene'per mans could see the canvas through 40,000.000 acres of land suitable for of immigration flowing into this their glass, and it would seem to agriculture. After a century and a country, but, as it stands, it will be of eral governm nt, recommended fectly when he remarked to me at among other measures, that provinc tlie time: 'You know it reminds me them as nothing more than an emp half only 16,000,000 acres of it are. little enough use to us when the ty road, useless to shell. Screened occupied and only one-half of this is crisis comes. We will need a far big ial commissions be formed for-the of a circus which has come to town purpose of supplementing these pen a day before it Avas expected." by the canvas, thousands of French under cultivation, or one-fifth; of the ger and far more efficient equipment soldiers marched along, invisible. total. The Maritime provinces have than we have ever had if we' are to sions either by monetary grants or by "I spoke a moment ago,'- Mr. free training in various trades. The The French had even carried- their 20,000,000 acres suitable for agricul- handle the Hood of new population Powell went on, "of the efficiency ot efficiency so far," Mr. Powell added ture-^and .11,000,000 acres of it is un that we can direct to our shores after Soldiers' Aid Commission of Ontario, the French armies. /I do not wish as we have said above, is the first laughing, "as to establish watering der cultivation. -.Ontario has 50,000,- the war is over. It can be made to to be misunderstood in my remarks carts at intervals to keep down tho 000 acres of agricultural land,.has break-all records and put all-preced step iu this direction. Already it has about' German- efficiency. There ; announced its intei-tibn 61: mobilizing dust thrown' up by the men on the 23,000,000 of if .occupied amL 1-1,000,- ents to the blush. There will be *.o seems to be an impression here that march for fear the Germans should 000 acres of it cultivated. Manitoba use in our attempting to handle it the manufacturers of Ontario and we the Germans now in the field are do not doubt that the process will be see it and discover they were being has 40,000,000 acres of-farm land and •with--inadequate equipment. "We largely old men front soldiers- deceived. raises crops- on -a quarter of it. Sas have,, 'for • the moment, leisure in facilitated by the manufacturers homes or boys from school."* That is katchewan has 08.000,000 acres .ot which either to enlarge our present themselves. Others also will be asked not the case. The Germans have a "There is another thing the French land for farming, her settlers have' facilities for the handling of immi to lend their aid in discharging a very formidable army today. A are doing and 1 do not think is taken up 30,000,000, and have 14,000,- gration or to create new ones. "When great national duty and there is every j few*-weeks ago, I saw 20,000 German known here. An intelligence officer, 000 acres under cultivation. Alberta, the war is over and the rush is upon prospect that iiic-Canada at least the prisoners taken iu the Champagne. I disguised as a, Belgium laborer or with the biggest agricultural area in us itwilil be too late. Failure to pro traditional tragedy of the returned talked with at least a score of them. wha.t not will ascend with a'French Canada. S".000.000 acres, has assign vide now for our certain needs will soldier will have no place. 'While I saw old men and boys of be aviator. Together, they will cross tho ed only -.'0,000,000 acres, and of this be disastrous. tween eighteen and nineteen years of German lines and come down fifteen only 4,000,000 is under cultivation. This is our opportunity, golden in age, I should say that fully 05 per miles or so beyond. The pair will Last of all, British Columbia, with more senses than one..Shall we grasp Cresceus now Figures in War cent, were men of between twenty agree that the aeroplane shall-return 25,000,000 acres of farm and fruit it, or shall we fail? and forty, in the pink of health. at a certain hour a- few days hence and ihe aviator will return to his Famous Trotting Horse Sold to Rus They were dirty and hungry of course, but they were, first class base leaving his companion. The dis Blind Get Uncensored News Britain a Distributor sians Said to Have Been. Sent fighting men. The German army guised officer will penetrate the Ger to the Front is still extremely efficient and ex- man lines, pick up all the informa Reports that have reached George tremelv formidable. It is no use tion be can and then fly back with, Miss Helen Keller Says Censors Can Increase in Outshipments Due to Cer Ketenam, Toledo, former owner, train hiding'that fact." it at 'the appointed time to tbe not Read Braille Shorthand tain Enemy Ports Being Closed er and driver of the lion hearted trot "In regard to efficiency of - the- French lines. In an hour or two, a Miss Helen KeUer-and other blind The increase in exports of tobacco, ter, Cresceus, 2,02'/i, state that the French armies, Were any-•'particularly mass of valuable information will bo persons in the United States are ob resin and petroleum from Britain has former great trotting stallion is being* striking instances brought to your in the hands of the French general taining uncensoreu news nom tne subjected the British government to used for war service in Russia. notice?" staff. capitals of belligerent nations. These considerable criticism on the ground Cresceus was tho talk of the har "We'll, take for. instance, the or The British forces in France now newspapers are published/ for tr.e that the government, while stopping ness world for several seasons when ganization of the scene painters. I number well over a million men, Mr. blind in London, Pans, Berlin and neutral shipments, is permitting its his terrific speed and wonderful heard while travelling around in Powell stated. "Tlie remarkable thing Vienna, according to Miss Keller. own shippers to increase their ex gameness made him a horse admired France that the' scene painters from about it is that, in all this transport They aro not censored, she says, be ports. Official cricles, while not by'tho. entire horse fraternity, and an the theatres had been mobilized for ation of men, not a single life has cause they are printed in shorthand denying the accuracy of tho figures, equine whose name became a house war service. One hears so many been lost.'' lie said. There has never Braille, a point type used for the declare the condition duo to a change hold word in every family where the sfrange things in tiie war zone. But been anything like it before and it is blind, which the censors are unable in ports of .distribution instead of any light harness sports was tlie favorite I found afterwards that the mobiliza to my mind one of the most remark to read. favoritism on the pait of the British pastime. tion was an actual fact, and bad able things of the war." Jt Through the • medium of these blockade. But fame, is fleeting. Even when journals iu the Braille system what French resin in normal times, it the horse reached a fairly old age lie is probably tne most authoritative is pointed out, readied the continent was wanted badly by a Russian horse Peace and Immigration A Modest Commander article on Germany's lack of food generally through .Hamburg and man, and George Ketchant- parted has reached this country. For the Antwerp, and with both these ports with him for a consideration said to be J2fi,000. Cresceus, it is said, did Immigration From Europe Will Need Whole Fleet Cheered the Hero on first time it is revealed that every closed Britain has become a trai.s-, Careful Consideration When man, woman and chilli in Germany shipment place. Besides shipping! not piease (he Russians as well as His Return enormous quantitiss of-tobacco to | they expec.ed, ami therefore it is not Peace is Declared Remarkable scenes were witnessed is living on slender rations, doled out hi the annual report of the depart by weight, determined on after a con her troops abroad, it is also pointed j surprising to hear that the great on the London Stock Exchange when out, Great Britain has now become a' horse- has been serf to the front. ment of immigration J. Obed Smith, ference of chemists, scientists and Eieut.-Commander Bruce, of the sub physicians in Berlin. distributing centre for much of the assistant superintendent of immigra- Chinese, Greek, Egyptian and Khod- Decides on' Regiment of Indians . tion in London, starts that Canadian marine Ell, home on leave rrom tho The journal which brings the in esian tobacco which formerly was (agents in Europe have not encour- formation is De Neue Zeit, or tho Enthusiasm prevails on the Indian ! i^r.rdan-aUes, was introduced to the handled by continental ports. reserve:- over the decision of General ' aged any class of labor to seek en- mem tiers. New Time, a Socialist publication for ' gagements in Canada for some the blind, issued in Berlin. American oil companies have im Hughes to allow the formation of a He was recognized while standing ported enormous quantities of petro battalion of Indians for overseas ser i mouths past. He states, however, outside one of tho entrances of tho "These uncensored accounts of con ! that the whole field of emigration from ditions iu the warring countries tell leum into Britain, where it is stored vice. Although there are many In ".Hoiise," and was conducted to the mo the true sentiment among the preparatory for shipment to the con dians in tho contingents that have [ lOwropo will need full and exhaustive Consols market, where his appear working people and the intolerable tinent when it is wanted there. Groat gone, (lie policy generally lias been ! consideration before am: when hostil- ance was the signal for a rousing conditions that surround them," Britain also serves as a storehouse to discourage enlistment. .All over (he itH (o s cea.'ie, l-.c: r.r.se many conditions patriotic demonstration. Cheers from said Miss Keller. "Their hearts are for much petroleum purchased for Dominion, loyal Indians have offered -,V;Ii have chuiig-.d. Canada wis! have the large gathering of members pres almost, at the breaking point." the'use of allied governments, for their service and have been refused to meet from Australia and New Zea ent couid bo h-.ard outside, and tho whom she acts as a distributoi. Miss Keller made this explanation and the Indian department states land tlie same competition in the heroic submarine- commander was concerning the war disclosed" in a (hat them will not be the slightest general emigration field when peace lionize;! in the widest sense of' tho speech she made recently on pre Canada's Shell Industry Permanent difl'icully in raising a full regimcr!, is coiK-Inded as she lias in the past, term. pared lies*. Steps to insure the permanency of and there might be a second. and even at present active competi He was asked for a speech, and, the extensive shell industry develop tion prevails, he states. standing on a chair, responded in ed by the war are being taken. Dur Life Insurance Figures England is Proud of Australia In .Mr. Smith'.'! report also appear the modest way that tney have in tho ing his stay in Canada, Lionel Hitch- .injivaiiiig ileitis to flic effect that navy. "Gentlemen," he said, "I am It it; estimated that about one per ens recommended that such action be Tho Kng ife.lt public take much , son in four of the entire population th..' two exhibition motor cars at the very much obliged to you for tho instituted, and it is announced of pride in tho manner in which Aus- ''Londo n office have been loaned to tl.o splendid welcome you have given me, of tlie United States and Canada car ficially that the question has been re tralia iias learned of the withdrawal . war office for nilitary purposes, and Wo have done nothing to deserve it, ries life insurance. Many carry more ferred to the Economic and Develop from Gallipo.'i. This ittitudo is hum than one policy, so that the entire ithat the Paris offices formerly used but it's wry nice to get it." ment Commission, which- will report med iij) by an Australian newspaper for emigration purposes have been so A member told those present that number of policies increase in num - as to how best the industry may be as fully portrayed by Hie words or damaged by aerial bombardment that the "don-o nothing ' to which Lieut.- ber and in amount much more rapidly conserved. In tut, manufacture of Lincoln's Gettysburg speech: "Wo they have been closed and the bul- Commanil.;r Bruce referred was tho than does tiie population, for about shells expenditures now in progress highly resolva that these dead shad anc'" of the staff temporarily placed sinking of thirty-two merchant ships, t*vo and a half million policies are in Canada aggregate about $300,000,- not have died .in vain, that, litis nation, under the control of the general com five- transports, one torpedo boat, and added each year, and the increase in 000. The employees are estimated at under God, shall have a new birth of missioner for Canada in that city. one gunboat In the course of a forty- amount would double the total in less about 100,000. Subsidiary industries freedom." four days' cruise at tho Dardanelles. ll.iin ton j-ear.'?. The security of this in refining Copper and zinc have been organized. When Eieut.-Commaiider Bruce re vast business is in the assets of tho A Zeppelin i<- a. costly production, Allies Can End War in a Year turned from bis cruise he was aston companies concerned, amounting to and $200,00') is required to build such If England should put forth sup ished lo find that tho wholo ileet was no less than live and a quarter bil The Queen of Norway, King a military weapon and equip it for reme effort in the coming year, and flying his flag, and at tho admiral's lions of dollars. This is a triumph George's sister, is the most economi destructive purposes. The expenses Russia should obtain sufficient equip orders Eli cruised round the entiro of modern thrift. cally attired Queen in Europe. She connected witli theso airships 'Joe.'; ment, for her men, it Ha-nis to us that Brifi.'.-h ami French lleets, while tho .. <• ,,.. ,i. spends $1,000 yearly on her dress. not end here. Great, sheds mu. Miss Emily Muriel '..Page, whose TAKES OFF DANDRUFF, parents live five miles east of. Cas HAIR STOPS FALLING cade, died at the Grand Forks hos Save your Hair! Get a 25 cent bottle pital last Monday, following an of Danderine right now—Also operation for goitre, performed by stops itching scalp. A meeting of the police aricl Dr. Wendell, of Spokane. Deceased Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy license commissioners was held on had been in delicate health for some hair is mute .evidence of a neglected Monday night. The chief of police time, and this fact uudoubtedly had scalp; of dandruff—that awful scurf. There is nothing so destructive to "was instructed to collect the road a bearing on the unfortunate endiny the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair ooks and dog taxes, and to make month of the operation. She was 22 years of its lustre, its strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish- ly reports to the board,, and to of age. The funeral was held from ness and itching of the scalp, which rigidly enforce the traders' license Holy Trinity church in this city at if not remedied causes the hair roots bylaw. He was also instructed to to shrink, loosen and die—then tlr and 1:30 this afternoon. hair falls out fast. A little Danderi- proceed against all persons who did tonight—now—any time—will sun not pay their 1915 fees on or before Rev. J. P. Westman, of Calgary, save your hair. Get a 25 cent'bottle of Knowlton's April 12. The clerk was instructed field secretary of the Sunday school Danderine from any drug store. You to request the police magistrate to and Young'People's department of surely can have beautiful hair and lots of it if you will just try a little Dan 4/Cllvd hand over his books for 1915 to the the Methodist church for British derine. Save your hair! Try it! city auditor so that an audit may be Columbia and Alberta, was the speaker at a conference of Sunday made; also that he furnish the board .W. H. Beach, the Christina Lake school workers of the local Metho with a written report of the police postmaster and merchant, was a vis dist church on Thursday evening. court during 1915, and that during itor in the city on Tuesday. the year 1916 he send in a written Mr. Westman left for Nelson today. report monthly of the work of his Eggs for Hatching—White Wyan- Born—In Grand Forks, on Fri department, such report to be re dottes; from leading pen of Wyan- day, February 25, to Mr. and Mrs. ceived not later than the, second dottes in four official contests, in P. H. Donaldson, a daughter. Wednesday of each' , month. The # cluding Panama-Pacific; 82.00 per chief of police was also instructed to setting. Wui. Liddicoat, Grand make monthly reports not later METEOROLOGICAL than the above date. Tho board Forks, B. C. f will hold regular meetings hereafter George Jackson was arrested at The following is the minimum <=-"vv| on the second Wednesday of each Molson by Deputy Sheriff Burden and maximum temperature for each month. day during the past week, as re V on his arrival from Bridesville, B.C.. corded by the government thermom-. atch for more de- with two quarts of whisky in his Miss Florence Spraggett and Mrs. eter on E. F.- Laws' ranch: '*• I possession The liquor was confis 5 E. Wiseman, of this city, wereoper Min. Max. cated by E. L. Pallies,United States Mar. 3—Friday 23 42 ated on for goitre at the Grand tailed announcement deputy collector of customs, and 4—Saturday .... 15 34 Forks hospital last Monday by Or. Judge Hillies imposed a fine of $50. 5—Sunday 20 41 Wendell, of Spokane, who is asso 6—Monday 2S 3(5 This is the first arrest in the upper next week: ciated with the Mayo brothers of 7—Tuesday 30 40 Okanogan since the dry law became Rochester. The operations were suc 8—Wednesday .. 37 42 effective in Washington. cessful, and the patients are now re 9-Thursday 36 50 Inches covering, although they were quite Services on Sunday at the Meth Rainfall 0.12 low a couple of days ago. odist church at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p. Snowfall 1.9 m., conducted by the pastor, Rev. GIVE "SYRUP OF FIGS" "Type was made to read." This J. D. Hobden. The subject of the fact is constantly kept in mind at * c TO CONSTIPATED CHILD evening address will be, "The New The Sun Print Shop. Opportunities,in Christian Service." Delicious "Fruit Laxative" can't harm tender little Stomach, liver A cordial welcome is given you to and bowels. attend. NOTICE, Notice is hereby gi"en that I have Print Look at the tongue, mother! If Wanted—Good carrots for next coated, your little one's stomach, liver two weeks; $15 per ton, delivered at purchased the business, good will and book accounts of the Boundary and bowels need cleansing at once. the Evaporator. G. 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