if The largest, copper iriinqs iii (.-kl the Dominion are situated at Phoenix. «^h8 Granby Co. employs 600 "men, and t" t, has a monthly pay roll of over $50,000: Two railroads afford access to thefeity/ ^~altiefiae,-4,800ft. .*,«, raiyi!., 4 The cityi^I r *» ests<0 the ? has a„pppnk>tion of 1,80Q,%\S'" T Boundary Mining District and, ^possesses wflrsfc-claio, £:' f hotels, opera house, school* SIXTEENTHVEAR - \ ' ' ' PHOENIX— ,'"•'-i^iuKUAy B. C., SATURDAYTNOV, NOV.. 7,, 191ii^T4 ^ •- /,,;

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- Carmi No.tes . ; I\dhs» Griffin Aof -"Phoenix. Pboe„i*. -* fc£Miss Cind CMy |, ,- . Th- The objectione objecs madt made 0b yb thy tMe Belirian, B . . s »„, a K *\ \ ^ . I j > *»^q.__ A ^rZeinySi: tow a b ~ „. ! r~. "-- ;„ MesfcemesKer amused many 'bbyy the neWw havea evidently been nvoverruleov^JJL* J.%^d. i..hu.v S™.H. * ' .V^ bombardmen""-poarameB°-?bardme»tt ooftf OstenOstendd Goveri n 0,^7^77^^ I ^ - -" ,* %~ r *'-• ,^, Our Phoenix Admiral Fisher vatley again withfriend , are. in the dance she introduced, and brought Acceding to reports via "the-HaL A IT'S™ ' ^^ ' Governmen^Heip Needed jumped at Ho*Spring beadq arte a man :*'>' th«rtW h -V . " ^ 5 y^ores..TheConcertWas.enJfiriniofaneXtremeJy violent cEL November 6tb, heavy gun Ir.t. i; s very littl... e use for us' in Phoe" ' - I '. Messrs F IT ^ ":» *~ / ".. O ^ ' <' the old hosp.tal camp. The party joyed by all, and the >arty arrived Ditch coast. The soun7»«! -etar CM be plainly heard on the nixtobli

and Doc Gnffin says huntng by nesday With Mayo? Matheson and **een Dixmude, YoresTndRonl7u °d'eS °f men are massed be- with PhoenTrl• th^ase was located close to a hot sprine

moonhght is the greatest spoVout; Dr{ ^ffim./w^f are^camp^g£ gained by either' sTaT L spt o/L ful "fi**" ""**" »** *>"" h^oTZJlZl' *? ^k* ""I*-* *V (^ Doc-has not been used to hunting ib fher*W tne' present^injd.,.. * / •* ? batants repeatedly come into cL, '?""? 8°d n'fle fire the ««- to cease operation, ^i ^ f™* *'" *** much more ^ tbey bad S gr,ps with co e e rat the mountains for deer (dear) he us- John* .Swan *.wh« L* BH A .J I ' Rriu -h !. ? T ° - the'bayonet. „;f ?* °P . «onsf and already the at first intended F„^„ i

main until the .last of the week. The Kettle Valley train made its Visits the Coast s ^_^ S b th tUODel N. J. Carson returned to Phoenix Boundary Line Marked — -ns^L : 7cco:diT"T^According to a cen^­ f N C-btS last appearance in Carmi and Bearer Phoenix Star for Portland the boys quit and left for the lakes. dell on Friday. The head officials on Tuesday,from a business trip sus taken recently, there will be stated that there would be no more to the coast. Talking to a repre- The task of delimiting the inter- about 300 people, including chil 0 .-t,--. » .....UMH-- Mike Mih.h.11 f ... « A , People, including chil- Enemy's Patents trains until the C.P.R. took the road sentative of the Pioneer, Mr. Carson Na«onal boundary line between the Hockev LeZ , u* Bounda«-y dren'. who will require assistance A recent order in council issued over. The residents of the surround- did not seem to be at all impressed I ^""^clle portion of Alaska and the 171 ?'' * ° WaS tried •'"*•' throu&hout ^ winter. , , wUh the immedi n ing country are hoping thiV will be ate pros Yukonterritor tW yeafS a C nfers tfae ower iorwit Mh ththe eimmediate prospect in store y. which was started L,l| 1^7 ,?['*. ° »°'J The dJffl Z T . \ ^ ° P °° within a very short time. * ' coast towns. Busines' St0re,s in 1904, has been finished and ^ ^ »i ^ ^ thej°bM^,te^rL^ * °f distin?«^ing anX commissioner or deputy-corn H. Dockter, of the Carmi hotel, Was very ^uiet !n Vancouver, he J. Ogilvie, who has had charge of 60 those _ .. . mshed,and Noel thfore lo^ahe Portlanl magnated team. Thi, saccordin boy knowg tos L^ hose s,m iulatin gduall povertyy in, „„nee d „,and missioner of patents, to oroer on visited Greenwood for a couple of hfyS> .and^ale*» were going'on in alj the work for the Canadian govern­ the lo^al magnate. This boy knows L "lating poverty, wasa illusua- application, the suspensisuspension, , whole a lot'about the game, and should be trated the other day at the city hall" r rec ment since 1909, has returned tb a Inh-Ahm.f »i trated th* n»t... J . .. . *J or i;n part, of_ any patent or license days last week. - , j «' ri°ns. The unemployed .were when a man, ostensibly unable to CVery where in ev d able to hold his position. Regard, held by any person whose country O. Boyer motored up from Green? I » ence and gloom Vancouver. He will leave for Ot speak the King's English except WaWrittes writtenn iino ththe fa r tawa mg Newsy Lalonde, it.is likel3y that is at war with the British empire. woo)od this afternoon, and expectexpe'e'uTos tof' ^ " f*™~° "'o f— man" ^ of I ^ P^re his maps "and "SI / ^ toX^^^^m'i, "L" ; *•""* with difficulty, applied to the te C 1 portports s short,shortly. W,, sdl b,m to an f Before granting an application the return tomorrow. He is registered i ™?, """^WJnea-—--.—., . H"«e» thought y- V-•' * , .—easterJ-"n .club .**". Five lplayers have al author-ties °r xvork. From his . a.t the Carmi hotel. The delimiting has been done commissioner or deputy must satis­ that in ^Seattli'they were a little ready-been signed up as follows "P'dgin English" the clerk made .J. * .Harry Sands, who Has been work­ 'more inclined to look on,'the"bright jointly by the Canadian and the out that the foreigner's wife and fy himself (a) "that the person ap­ "Cyclone" Taylor, Si Griffis, Frank plying intends to manufacture or ing at the Carmi",mine since. July, side of things,, even >p so' than United State/5 t governments. The Neighbor, Hugh Lehman and Kenny children were in a very bad way in- left for SpoJcane on Saturday. Harry was the casein this side of the latter finished its portion of the cause to, be manufactured, tbe pau ~*r~-»: Mallen. "Sibby" Nicholls writes deed. There was no food in the on tort , o-<.*_1- .."'* . - t •* K>- t ' will be missed by his many friends boundary/ but' over'there as in B.C., work last summer. .Monumehte tne-^—•" —- - ' - - th* unemployed question .was d! serC M he .was always jolly and Jn for'a made of metal an^imtieded. in.con­ there^, bus ^roblemVv''\ ~, ^ ^ ^ -> . good-timeY \- r- -V/'r'-' V*:' crete bave-beerY; placed Tat^intervaii leave/from ~ * - a*Te™ y«fun8r people^tnrotoredv to - * v; - - »** u<- fy^r—T^—^ r-f -v '-^°^,^e borderl A In/the wooded. •ectjons a path^^O ,fe~etVwide his t' ^^^pBtii^^^ceft Rwpvem^from Accident be*4 cie^^,tp;

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Owing to the cold weather causing (Their boring has proved up a well ^ the pumps to freeze, all work has defined channel, with excellent pros! 'Phone 56 P. O. Box 309 been suspended for this season aatt pectsoects. This r«-icreek, hha«s a—n :interesting l.-. ] the diamond drill camp in Windfall history. It is the centre of the Car­ .canyon.—Hedley Gazette. ;ibo o gol»—d belt-w...,, anaudu waw«*3s extensivelextensivelyy i A very nice shoot of ore both con- prospected in the early days, in the The Little Store centratinnlralinogr annnid" Ul^-Uhigh grade™_„J- , hai s beei n dee,J„~p_ ground1 directl....y .beneath the opened on the Great Northern pro­ present creek bed, but without pay. perty, near Trout Lake, according ing results. Mr. Macpherson is now McKay & Knight, Props. to H. McPherson, who was down boring directly over the channel, and last week. The ore body is about will tap it by a tunnel during the seventy feet long and averaged in coming winter. The locating of this the neighborhood of four feet in channel will mean much to that width. Mr. McPherson and hi^as- section of the Cariboo.—Observer." sociates, who have a bond on the A meeting of the shareholders in $5.00 Purchase property, have secure^ an extension. the Silver King group, the Iron —Kootenain. Mountain group, and the Sunset Thcffollbwing list of Goods can be Purchased at our Granite Creek placer camp, is''one group (gold) was held recently in Store for $5.0». of many historic episodes and gold Chilliwack, when the report of Min stampedes of bygone days, has lost ing Engineer. Crossland on the three nothing of its mineral attractions. properties was received. Mr. Cross- 1 Sack of Flour It:is the opinion of experienced gpld land is higglj*;recommended, and is hunters that the placers there are ;by retained Ythe..year round by large n^' means exhausted, and that b6th mining interests in the north. On 20 lbs. Sugar bar and bench diggings will well re- behalf of" the local companies he pay systematic mining. Some large made an inspection of the claims in 1 Package Currants nuggets and coarse gold with plat­ the-Chilliwack- Lake' district. His inum have been taken from the creek report'on the Silver King, on which this summer. Miners have had there has been expended about 1 " Raisins satisfactory returns from paystreaks, $6,000 in development work, was and- all are encouraged" with the very, encouraging to the owners. 1 " Matches season's operations. It is estimated The group contains gold, silver and that about $5,000 in gold and plat­ copper, and Mr. Crossland reported inum have been 'extracted from the 25,000 tons of ore in sight, and re­ 1 lb. Butter creek this season.' commended the driving of three six­ For the past four years J. A. Mac- teen foot tunnels in the property Tea; I Sack Salt phersor* has been prospecting ion The iron in the Iron Mountain group Chisholm Creek, near Stanley, in an was stated to be of good quality, All the rest of the Goods in our Store are effort to locate the original channel but that it does not exist in suf­ of this creek. The past few months, ficient tonnage to be a paying pro­ reduced in Price for Cash. with the assistance of an eastern position.. It was strongly recom­ capitalist, he> has been conducting mended that-the Sunset mine be boring operations, and we learn that opened up and developed, as there they have been successful in locating is an immense formation, with the the- original channel* up near the indications good, and a first class U e Store of base of , Oregon Gulch mountain., prospect.—Chilffwack Progress. 3C

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anthrophy, with which the mission abroad greatly benefit our trade, WHEN BUYING YEAST I aries work, must for the present be •< .T . sincu by' preference they obtain INSIST ON HAWING repudiated with all energy." theii goods from Germauy, but they THJS PACKAGE There you are,- the German mili­ may also be useful to us politically; tary methods now being employed as we discover in America. The in Belgium-was 'also the modus German-Americans have formed a "VI operandi in Africa. In other words, e , political-alliance'"with'the Irish, and %r the ordinary claims of humanitarism M^M thus, united constitute a power in "were to squelched arid treated as What Kind Do a purely feminine attribute,^ a sort the state, with which.' thVgovern- ¥ of hysteria; "useful only as a theme men: must reckon."—Profess'6rVictoria Times. 2.50 to United States. read the label carefully and use only . Y- L given by France,'but the loss of ,vG. KAY, Publisher. India and Canada has not inflicted a The cockney visitors to Madame lasting blow to French dignity and Tussard's waxworks, _ in London, j equilibrium. Today, thanks to are objecting to the presence of the <*„ ADVERTISING SGaUE British fair play, the two nations German emperor's effigy that figures Applleatioa tor Idtraor Licence (90 days) 95.00 live equally in Canada, 'and the as part of the show. The'manage- •prlleatfon for Transfer of Lioano* 87.90 French and British Canadians are ment should take immediate'sttps Certificate of lBflproTementnotIoe(eoda**s)$7.50 J fighting for the allied mother cdun- and have the thing removed to the CREAM 1 lr.*-.<-. Appllcation to Ptu-chaee I/and notices (80 dart) ] tries. • 'chamber of horrors."., Delteq-ientOcwm.ernoUcwOOdaya). . S10.00J ' There is iwmore beautiful lesson. Small Water Notices (30 days) - . 9T.so\ Perhaps no. more beautiful chapter] The Franco-British successes Have I Made from Cream of Tartar No All Dmhnqatat Co-Oymenhip noticme 90dny$ss.oo I ia the annals of civilization than this/'hurt the susceptibilities of the Ajt-'i DupUeateOcrtiffcateofTlUe noUc*« . .$8.0© j definite reconciliation after centuries! berta Herald, and a-few days ago] Cards of Thaaka, 50 cents. of quarrelling. It was prepared by I it thundered out the warning'that] AU other legal advertising-, 12 cents a line, equal paralleled development of the] "there was a German vote in] single column, foe the'flrst Insertion; and 8 centa a line for each subsequent inaortJon, non­ two liberal civilizations, whereas/Alberta." »Surely there is no party] pareil measurement. Germany,enslaved by feudal Prussia, ] in Canada that will cater_for it. Display ads $1.00 per inch, single! militarizing her universities and wor column, per month. Transient ads.jshipping force,-has retrograded'to, Washington, Oct. 29.—As far" as heavy "cargo of dynamite, by the use in progressjwith the object of apply­ SOc.'per inch, per issue; subsequent in-] wards barbarism the eye can"see'with the aid of a of radio-system," in the opinion ''of ing the system of contrpl to a sub­ sertions, 35c per inch. IT telescope the movements of a small Brigadier-General .Weaver, chief" of merged torpedo,'and it is- believed The "Cologne Gazette" is quite b6at offshore, it is nbw: possible to j the coast artillery. Expet-fments that the problem already has been •Jr. - ; , .-"A ^' % SATURDAY, NOV. 7, 1914. angry with our .soldiers for being control* such a"-craft- laden with, a! which the army is watching arenow folved,'S€) that an operator on shore .; flippant and with Sir John French can,, direct^ .suet* ,a torpedo with " ?uretyYagainst an enerhy's battleship. for daring to use "sporting meta- lying"severahniiles oiit at sea/ phors^ in dealing with so grave a WOOD •S'r *M a SB EW subject as war." Well, he only Wpf * ' - J spoke of ".fair^'play," and the Ger­ First-class Fir and Tarn- !>*, man does not *seem to understand arac Wood, $6.00 per co>-d M*i/ - that>' The fact is that our soldiers Pine Wood, $5:00?per cord: **-*&"- j-i,' do not take war seriously—except trd ,t;$7.p0.tj- ,^\- ^> firing line. ; ** , " *• ~ - -* {' ** ' ii\ : nothfnjr hut the best of stock used, Sutton •^na.ThvlnnjfsS'iodmcn WC^W S«aJVHW» OH SHOIIT .--^ The Kaiser's press bureau^ is busy R* a****** JSaj|i*n«] !«<*-". f in Canada these days^fand some pa- l During the progress of- the'Fran- Y SATISFACTION GUARANTEED j*\ ,\l:if* •• £y* m r «i , Victoria* Si . vaneavvar * pers are beginning to show the clov-'f cdiPrussian' war, the 'British Isles «isr*r»-«r. ««9Van?ui*sr. Robt. Forshaw soac A«f MTS raft •nrris** «MUMBM en hoof. ~ One western paper even was invaded by enormous flocks of >. j-Hvt;* t V ' - Knob Hill Av*. Phoenix, B.O. went ;so far as to publish photo­ quail 'which,' it is said, were fright ened out of France by the roar of g^reet the coming of a "fcase^of graphs showing natives of the Con­ i'd t. KA go minus their arms and ears, but the beligerents' field pieces. A simi­ appareHtly '/forgot"; to inform its lar phenomena has again been ob­ PHCENIX BEER readers that it was to put a stop to served, but the place of refuge is S«n^ rr* Your St*ti#ner^ Orders and Switzerland, and the Swiss authori­ WHY? tW these atrocities that the Belgium , Holiday PrSfitlnc to the governmeqt took -over- the adminis- ties are taking steps to protect Because the* Beer is^so/gdod PhcenSx tration of the Congol Certain it is the refugees as much as possible. and wholesome it brinks',the 4 i ' » / Up to the present the exodus has Phoenix^Pioneer ;that after this-step was taken the smile. , - .+ -,»"' N 1,' been from the French and Austrian 'PHONE-23 ^mutilation and murders ceased. 9 sides of the little republic. PHOENIX BREWING CO., has for 16 Years been re- The Kaiser's govermment, how- cognized as the Mining THE HQME'OF ever, are living in a house of glass, "The isolated groups of Germans LIMITED Medium of the Boundary f% and consequently should refrain country. ^' • from throwing stones. " Their ad­ b- %si - ministration of South-west Africa JIo the' matter' of ad-'' is anything but pleasant reading as m the following proclamation, issued 'SYNOPSIS OF COAL vertisirig, it reaches "the"' , on October 2, 1904, by General von right kind of people, and . 5? .#••«.:-*. .S* - -' 'MINItfG^REGULATTOKS "Trotha, will show: tfxrU > " Coal mining rights of the Dominion, an advertisement in its "The Hereros people must now lea- e in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and "Al­ 5 columns ' is certain of->-.| the land. "If it refuses I shall com berta, the Yukon territory, the Kbi-fl-.- ' quick' atnd profitable "re­ pel it with the gun. Within the weist Territories and in a pertion oi the German frontier every Hereros, Provroee of BrfQsh Corambhu may be. sults. ^ leased for a term of twenfcy-ene years with or without a gun, with or with <*&>* -rig at an annual rental of $1 an acre. Not 'In the" matter* of all out cattle, will .be shot. I shall «»:*?• more than 2,660 acres will be leased to take charge of no more women and one applicant. things pertaining to the A BUSINESS MAN IS KNOWN BY THE progress of the district it children, but shall drive them back QUALITY 0£ PRINTING HE USES ro their people or let them be shot Are your bands chapped, cracked igei is a reliable and trust­ ' at," or tore? Have yon "cold cracke" wWeh the rights applied for are situ­ which open and bleed when the skin ated. worthy authority. It's Our Stock of Stationery is the Best that can be procured in ^ > Accordingly many thousands of In surveyed territory the land must in drawn tight? Have you a cold be described by sectiojaa,;or legal sub- American subscription list Canada, and our Worksnanshjp will meet with your approval thev natives were slaughtered and sore, frost bite, chilblains", or a "raw'" divisit the fatherland the tidy sum of When I did so they would smart, aad merchantable coal mined au'd pay the" burn as if I had scalded them. I seemed upyalty thereon. If the coal mining and in fact anything done with Printers' ninety, millions of dollars, and when nitannabletoget relief from anything rights are not being operated, such re­ f pa* onr them until I tried Zam-Buk, turns should be furnished at least once INK AND PAPER a certain Hen* Schlettwein was and is succeeded when all else had a y^ar. Advertisers should call called upon to give the Kaiser's failed. It closed the Wg eraoks, gave The lease will include the coal mining or write for our Advertis­ me ease, soothed ihe mfiasunatioB, aad government a few tips on how to rights only, but the lessee may fee per- in a very short time healed my hands." mitted to purchase whatever available ing rate,, card. The local No Job Too Largre, None too Small * manage the African natives this was surface rights may be considered Saas-Baa aUp cum thajlag, raaWa. tafefer necessary for the working of thf mine .paper is the local medium his "angelic" receipt: at the rate of $10.00 an acre. "The Herefos must be compelled to for local business men. and tUsrta, or past frmt frtm flU Warn For full information , application Co., TmronU). Price 60s a So*. should be made to the Secretary of the work without compensation, and in Department of the Interior, Ottawa ^M *V return for their food only. Forced or to an y .A gen tor Sub-Agent of Do- Lands. l.ihor for years ii'only a ju»>t punish­ minion W. W. CORY, Pubtrg&fteci Evory ment, and at the same time it is Deputy Minister of the In! erlor. $2.00 per Year in Advance. $250 per Year to U. S. tin- best method of training them. N.B.—Unauthorized publication of1 Saturday Morning- this 'idvertisemenkwill not be naul for lb The feeling of Christianity and phjl- —SOfiOO. ' \ -~jiz Il"

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^mmM'W'Vv'ff^tJ fHE^PIONEEft,,PHOENIX,;; BRITISH COLUMBIA. •y:•« Inside and Outside I what aboat by the Kaiser to his eastern army a Yov~.n can* no mor*«a ™Mafford" otfo thJwdectlfe body?c I as far as fifty miles from the British few weeks ago': I coasts.' The Only First-Class and Up-To-Date •'Soldiers, remember that you are C. W. Gordon, better known a.s \ s « or by inactivity of tie JfreR 7T^ <«_«» digootlva organs the chosen people! The spirit of Ralph Connor the novelist, has Hotel in Phoenix. New< from" cellar the Lord has descended upon me, volunteered for service' with the to roof. Best Sample Rooms in the _ -^ DR.PIERCPS; ! second Canadian contingent. because I am emperor of the Ger­ Boundary, Opposite Greats Northern mans. I am. the instrument of the Twenty-five thousand coyotes re­ Golden Medical Discoverer Depot v v Modern Bathrooms. _ , Oh Tablet or lAnrid £2^7^^ Most High. I am His sword, His cently serenaded the people .of Kas­ viceroy. Woe and death to all lo. It is supposed that German agents have been working among STEAM HEATED. those who resist my will! Woe and ELECTRIC LIGHTED •wmguini ail tae on . < >v i, • , ItooniayaYailyottrsel death to all those who do not be­ ^^•fe«»"^'^%S32SI«2SS^'K''S:. M. G. Wilson, a Summerland re­ O. D. Bush, Prop. • ...^is.'is&fSv^ ... . lieve in my mission! Woe and Phoenix, ;B.G; death to1 the cowards! Let all the sident, benefits to the extent of five thousand dollars* under the will of enemies of- the German, people per­ J: R. Wilson, the Montreal steel ish. God demands their destruction, magnate. ; God, who by my mouth.cpmmands you to execute His will." ' . -/ Mewa Singh, the.Hindu who ' r murdered-W. C. Hopkinson, the NEW VICTOR RECORDS The ^ Dominion immigration- officer at Don't surface mine your thoughts, Vancouver, a. few days ago, has A Nice Selection' of the Latest Qu^n& Hotel r j Dig a deep shaft with many tunnels; beer/ sentenced to death COMPLETELY REFURNISHED AND REFITTED- you are sure' to find a vein of "pay Victor Records, especially dirt" in some of them. More than 1000 Germans of all fflSr We beg to announce the reopening of the Queen's Hotel. This classes from, waiters to merchants the latest dance music are under arrest in Johannesburg-, popular hotel has been completely refitted.throughout; New Songs, etc. - everything new and up-to-date. Large lofty rooms, I. O. O. F. suspected of an attempt to foment m Snowshoe Lodsro \ heated with hot-water.' Perfect-fire, appliances. No. 46 a rising* among- the natives. Meets every Monday Evening at ' The British government has Night and Day Service , Miners' Hall. Visiting brethren cor­ agreed to pay the WhiteJSrar Line <7~ dially invited. Patrons of this bptel will find "inJi. all- the "'comforts ot home. company the sirm of $3,000,000 Harry Elamore, Noble Grand. • Perfect satisfaction is'assurea'all our guests. It is for the loss of their steamer, Olym­ "ti A. L. McKinnoo, Fin. Secy. GOME AND LOOK THEM OVER . * the mosttentraJly located'hotel in town. pic, which ran^ on the rocks on the - Jas. Pierce, Rec. Secy. Btxr Stocked with Best Wines, Liquors, Cigars north of Scotland. Daughters of Rebekah The minimum heig-ht standard for WALSH & HARTMAN, PROPS. the men who journey from the over­ E. A. Black, Jeweler li Phoenix Locfsre No. 17 sea dominions to -join the army in j FIRST STREET AND KNOB HILL AVENUE Meets in the Miners' Union Lodge Hall First and Third Wednesdays. - England has been reduced to 5ft. Mrs. W. Humphreys, Noble Grand 3in. * .This is about the average Mrs. O. D. Bush. Secretary. height,pf the French conscript. The annual exodus from- British FRATERNAL ORDER Columbia to China commenced last Everything in Men's Wear OF EAGLES week,, when one thousand Chiqics composed the passenger list on one steamer. They are on the way Cloth ing: home to celebrate the New, Year. * Rhoeiiix Aerie No. 158 Underwear •S'r The^desire among-former South Of eets in JJnion Hall, Friday Evenings. African^, campaigners, resident io Shirts <*» Visiting brothers are always welcome. " V Canada, to help General Botha quell *». ' ';'DAN-PATTERSON, W. P.4 Shoes the disturbance-in the Uniopis very ; *f ' T/B. OLABKK, W. Secy. ' Hate strong. , "j^he militia , department is ) > ^> - ^ ' is receipt cRVO Co.. St, Catharine, oamio. with the nation of Britons."

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