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/ VOL. XI. CRESTON, B. C, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1919 (y No, 23
section comes the report that the Ke has about decided to take 40 acres Mog and Pony cherry crop is the best ever, and all of the new tract. $6000 for School •*"*•*• «*s *a other fruits promising well—due, in fin fihneai -mmmmm.dm.m ~0 1 €L% 1 4% <**A f S!l I******-""*-"-*-*-*.* Pole loading makes tilings aetiys at US -J%9tx~^~.-. JL Ut A -~""~-~\~> MOW, July & no part, to some irrigation.' • „ the siding these days, with Mr. Yoder P The'Kuskanook Jersey herd received ir. ***har£*e If the cars ax-e available Wft Men-it Belew, who heads the train a fine young animal by express from The committee having in charge expects to have the yard clear entire The old-time calm that, save for 19- ing staff with Buller's Dog and Pony Regina, Sask., the latter part of the the erection and completien of ly of poles early next week. 18's eventful session, ia wont to per S^ows, although young in year's is a week, and on Monday they shipped an the monument in memory or" the The fire which is raging on the vade the Creston schooi district ann veteran of the; white tops. Many resi equally good looking* young bull to a men of Creston Valley who fell mountain en both sides of the bound- ual meeting, was again in evidence at dents of this -section of the country Saskatchewan buyer. in the great war wish to make a dary began to get out of control early this year's conclave, on Saturday final appeal for funds to carry will remember the old Norris & Rowe Mrs. McKinley returned to Kuska in the week, and Dad Browell gather night, which was presided over by out the work. Dog and Pony Show. This attracti nook a few day's ago for a summer's ed op about a dozen volunteer fire Charles Moore. Besides being peace on regularly used travel through Brit visit with Mrs. Jones, after accomp fighters and left for the scene of the ful, the gathering was notable in re A good many have already sub spect to its generosity. While a couple ish Columbia and Western Canada, anying Mr. and Mrs. Perine as far as scribed, but there aye^ many who blaze on Wednesday. visiting all the principal points. Belew of years ago a budget calling for an Seattle on their return to California. have uot been -reached by the The Sunday school picnic on Friday assesment to secure $4000 was accorded is an adopted son of the late Harry applications sent- out.* and the Rowe, one time owner of- Norris & The steamer Kokanee was required afternoon last was quite a successful a stormy passage, this year, although at the Landing a few days last week sum received is, as yet, quite in affair in every way. Almost 70 of the. only S5000 was asked for the ratepay Rowe's show, and he is conceded to be adequate for the purpose in view. the country's foremost animal educat to clear the slip tracks there of sand. grownups and children were there and ers were in such generous" frame of or. By backing the boat in and starting On Saturday we- are to cele all report a fine time of it. mind that this was boosted to $6000, up the big propeller wheel this sort of brate, by a holiday, the advent Mrs. W. K. Brown was a visitor thus ensuring ample funds for the All winter long Belew has been .dredging is fairly satisfactorily accom new two-room building it was decided working on the Buller Stock Ranch of peace; a peace which has been with Mrs. Hall a few days last week. plished. secured us by the devotion and We expect to see her come next trip to er*ect on the north-west corner of on San Juan Island in the state of grounds. Washington. Assisted by a staff of Ernest McCabe is making a small sacrifice of the men who went in her auto, as we hear she has just overseas. ci'iiTjpeirsnfc trainers he hassize d fortune these days by supplying purchased a car from one of the Cres- The contruction of the new building the local demand for raspberries. He on garages. was not real populai-witn the major been working from early morning un We are erecting this monument has a well-irrigated patch of these ity of ratepayers who were pres til late at night getting this7 show in honor and memory of those A deal is on for the 20 acre property ready for the road. which are yielding abundantly. behind the Hall ranch which is owned ent, but as no building suitable for who fell in the struggle; who will the purpose seemed available for rent • Visitors to this remarkable exhibiti Someday some of the reckless auto never return; who gave their by C.P.R. roadmaster Topham of Cranbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Delzell and there was nothing for the meeting to on of animal actors will have the op tourists who at times utilize the C.P.R lives that we might have this do but vote the $2600 asked for the portunity of witneesing results of Be- track for it to make the Wiles cross peace. We would appeal, there Mi-, and Mrs. Conklin of Fernie, who spent the weed-end with Mr. and Mrs. purpose* of putting up' a suitable lew's work. At each performance this ing in getting out of Sirdar, are going fore, to every citizen of the Val frame structure that will measure 24 versatile trainer will drect thirty-five to furnish material for a coroner's in ley to join now in subscribing; in Hall, on their way home after an auto trip to Spokane for the 4th, are the x ou icGt'. its erection is to oe -under ponies of all sizes in a superb military quest. Rather than pay the i?6 freight trying to make this memorial to taken forthwith in the hope that it drill. It is impossible for any one mah charge to take the car on eyen to be placed in our midst worthy of probable purchasers. They were here looking for land and were quite taken will be available when school re-opens ti control thirty-five ponies unless Duck Greek/already this season sev our appreciation of these men, at the end of August. they have been thoroughly trained in eral have hit the ties eastbound. and truly representative ofv the with Mr. Topam's holdings. On their way home they are stopping at Cran The other feature of the meeting their work. ''Chester," the talking d prosperous Valley from which horse, adds, subtracts, multiplies and C.P.R. Supt. Maharg, accompan they came. brook to complete the purchase if poss*- was u. three-cornered fight for the va by Engineer Brown and some other ible. cancy oil the trustee board. The aspir actually smiles, "Sport," the wire- essJ s walking dog, will mount the ladder officials were here last *week, making All subscriptiohs will be thank ants were P*I ' - "• "- Staples, Jas. dr.XXX N*» ct-.XTx ,x~xJ3 .x^rxi^S 1 K„ -TjU! JVliUr preliminary arrangements for starting fully received and acknowledged Compton and~"-*Jbhn Blinco, Trustee oUp^jtr P-»jr oc~rG£# aiiu IIUUIUCU IIC Will WtlltV. work on the new roundhouse, turn by C. Gh Ben-net*-," secretary. Hayden refusing to stand for re-electi the full length of a tight, wire suspen table and water tank. It is expected on. Messrs, A. R. Swanfon and Henry ded In n5i4*-"air. Riding monkeys, rid _RC-BEET STARK, the former wiii be big enough to ac Chai*?n.an of Committee. Lyne were scrutineers, and the result ing dogs, dogs that loop, dogs who do commodate at least four of the largest Jack Boydell left on Tuesday for of the balloting was a tie as between t.heski-^.dariee atad -clown" dogs,, to Big Valley, Alta.; where he expects to ; Z-. Messrs. Compton and Stuples. A coin gether ivith a full pet-fpruiandtt' t-Bat Is V--'. spend the next three months, help- was flipped with the latter calling the m. mnr ar, nVror>cp!iQ n.jJ.1 wihH hjri^T-intr OTlPr- especially appreciated by„ the women 77 * —CI *-** xr . xrxX.C~.Xr px^x ..-^— —4-rj - — fT ^P* - winning turn, and the chairman de and chil(Jr-©5*i. Mr. Buller has wiih him ecssso-n iigam£ki t ations. this year a fully developed pony act Erickson clared Mr. Staples trqsteee for the r* Miss Mary Barraclough arrived the nest three years. ually standing only thirty-six inches latter part of the week on a yisit to At the annual school meeting on Five teachers will be required for high. her parents here. The shows carry about 100 head of Saturday night W. W. Hall was elect this term, and the schedule of salaries trained performin*"*; animals and a to ed to the trustee board, replacing W. For the Women's Institute July Ron. Stewart left on Tuesday to will be as follows: Principal, $123; two Is-1* tal of 100 people, while the performan O. Littlejohn, and R. B. Staples was meeting, on Friday evening last, the spend a few days at Nelson before go assistants at $100 each, and two lajjy ce i3 further strengthened by the ad- elected, auditor. The school board for ladies had a welcome change in thein g on to Trail to . take a position in teachers at $8.5. This is an increase of dition of some prominent circus acts, the year will be comprised of Messrs. usual sessional menu, a debate being that town. $10 a month for the ladies of the staff, the feature, and the subject under dis while tne salaries of the principal and including aerial artists, iron-jaw per Hall. Telford and E. Cartwright. - Shipping at the Smith crossing is formers. No circus would be complete cussion, Resolved, "That the family Vice-principal remain as last yeai*. Mrs. 13. Penson who has been a vis should expect a. hot dinner on Sun holding up fine, considering the rather without clowns and the management itor with Nelson friends for a few days dry spell. As high us 87 crates are Dr. Henderson was re-appointed have with them this season Harry La day." The debators were .Mesdames auditor for his fifth successive term. returned on Wednesday. Dow and G.Cartwright for the affirm handled occassionally, with au aver Verne, veteran circus clown -and jest age of well over 60. Frank Staples spent a couple of days ative, and Mesdames St, Jean and J. be at least three new- teachers on the er, assisted by a troupe of fun makers. staff, Misses Kane and Ross having Morgan Long has made the pur Buller's Concert. Band will giye daily the latter part of the week on a busin W. Hamilton for the negative, and tendered their resignations. It is hop band concerts in conjunction with ess trip at points down the lake. with the decision by popular vote the chase of four head of cattle from Mrs. ed that Vice-Principal Smith will be- latter were declared the winners. In A. L. Matthews, and has already dis back, but sa far he has not so stated each performance. A. Lode of Silverton was here a f ow addition to the debate the president, posed of one of tbe milch animals to his intention. days the latter part of the week. The Visitors to the grounds are allowed Mrs. Lyne, contributed a very inter Andrew Johnson at Creston. plenty of time to inspect the animals concentrator he was working in has esting talk on Home Economies. before the performance starts. closed down indefinitely, heuce ""-he va G. II. Bohlee arrived back on Fri cation. Mr. Lode has had several temp The business of the- session included day from a trip to Wardner, at which Two shows—3 and 8 p.m. *-1w» P~» .p PTVP 1 P-..V 47$ TVi'pro T*tlOPir OQ ^\i*U.fP*|ll ting offers for his ranch here this year Pr.£.~ P4l„«h. b«.|t, P-r*. X.J.. XI, 0-r xr .* xx~ ~ -x.t-.L-- point he left his McLaughlin car on a •li--*-f--.T^.»'^ y-^rfir^'-snxic. but MO far hitR not decided to sell. delegate to the Kootenay Women's trip back from Saskatchewan a month SSB*i3~A-B* Institute convention at Nakusp chis ago. i_Ile is now owner of two autos. "S-'.V.*'--/-- Th"» half-hour rain on Friday morn fall, with Mrs. Lyne representative; •SS Cesser ing last helped things here a little, and On the letter from Nelson W.I. asking Mrs. G. Seaver has gone to Lamont, Word has just reached here that It. tho ''hipping of raspberries continues that this institute recommend the Wash., to visit, her late husband's par 1*1. Ross, former car foreman at this very satisfactory. At Brickson the ex making of Nelson as tbe permanent ents, her mother-in-law being in rath NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS point has just undergone a critical op press shipping itf averaging 100 crates a headuuartersof the 54th Battalion, in er poor health. KASLO DIST.RICT eration at the hospital at New West day, but as yet cherries aro tho heavi view of tho fact that Col. Ryan has Mrs. Frank Hunter of Columbia minster, and while he has ^come est on tho. list. Sunday was the biggest been named to enquire into the matt through it alright it wilrWB'*rsome time Gardens, who has'been Mrs. Matthews Crcston-Goatfell Road Diversion near day yet, with 134 crates out. er for the militia authorities it was de giiost, left for home the latter part before ho will be able to get around as cided to not make any recommendati Goat River Crossing usual. The Fruser ranch started the cab of the week. bage- oxport on Monday, with an in on at all. The ladies decided to again •"•..•iv.*. roficriliii-iCi.lK throughout the At the school-mooting on Saturday Jon. Daly left last week on a busin itial shipment of about 250 pounds.and night at the- sohoolhouH*-, Mr. Mason Sealed tender*-, marked "Tender,*, ess trip to lloKNland and Nelson. In his are Hc-nding some of it emit every day. day of Creston's fall fair this year— for Croston-Coatfell Road Diversion, ' Sept. 20th. and preliminary arrange was returned -is trustee for a three- addressed to the Honourable Minister a.bsenee Aid. Morris is acting mayor. year term, while Guy Constable was of Public Works. VicUu-ia, will be ments in that connection w^ro made. i oi-eiyed up to a p.m. on .Monday, July It. Dennes was at Nelson for a few The after-lunch was seryed by Mes re-elected auditor. The trustee board. days tho latter part of the week, where ,, .. „ ., . .... !l!S(l), for the construction of about I.', dames Mallandaine, ft. .Johnson and therelore, for the ensuing year will be m,K;rt of l]u, lllmve ,.(imp< Mrs. DonneH and young Dick, are vis Spoers. and the collection at the meet- Messrs. Carr, Mason mid .lohn Miller. K.ich proposal >hall be accompanied ing frienda. President Constable hiiH announced inn*, which cues to the Red Cross So- _ by a e.ertilied cheque payable to the • \ il'.>!!0'.!V:*.b!-.- M '. SllVt '.*V "f Pul'lie Woi'li'., the 'un-wonnol of the special committee Sergt, Monro, who has been heve for ciety, totalled $2.05. Tho mem hers are W. Whiting is operaWng a jitney at j Victoria, for a Mini not less than ten of tlie CVCHIon "Hoard of Trade that he a couple ot weeks a guest air the LOUH- rjK'ci'illy reminded of the Aiif-nst Cr-uihvnol'. 'percent, of the tender, which shall he by's haw rejoined the C.P.R, and isha s been asked to name to investigate meeting when tho answer to roll call I lot leltp*i II lhe pa l-l > i ciider'nf; de- braking freight out of Cranbrook, the soldier ••ottlemrnt of Mlo.-lc K12 ns will be an idea on how to make tnoney Revelstoke is getting ready to erect '[dines to enter into a contract when whore MI-H, Moore has gone to join it will affect the other portions of tho for the Institute. » memorial to its fallen war heroe.s, of , p'alh-d upon to do so, oi if he fails tn Valley HO that tho board can devise whidh it claimf 71. ! complete the work as required. hi.ii. I The diequc.p of nn*-neeessful tcudei - vviiyn and means of oxpediitng pros ,i-|.i p. ill li>- .. '. Hi I.i il .ij...li I'X.I: itioi. of Our"old friend the mosquitoes are pective development in any quarter. Ganyon iVatv i the contract. 1 .still very much on the job, and in con- Major Mallandaine i.s chairman, and Plans and specification* may be secy Mi'nnenci- it was airain found n.-ccssary the other tuembers are Robt. Stark, i at the Coverumeiit O'Tlfe, Kaslo. aim Tenders Wanted i at the ihslriel i-'ll;^ioei-i •**, Oti'ice, Xi -I- to postpone the Cburch oi r'ngluud W. 11. Knibr'M-, li. H. Staples and W. payers had a. very, peaceful annual get- I .xili, U * - ..pjivip-v- u!!iiouii.---d for last Sunday V, .laclv.i.oh. .I'-'ont/e.'s reports will bo together ou .Saturday night, and were j ,T. D. Moore, (le-eral Foreman, Healed tendon- addressed to the night. made from time in time no that action HO well Niitisfh-d with Mr. I'ochin's i Kaslo, will lie pie|»,ii cl to meet inten undei'.slgiu-d will be received up to 41 ding contractor:-, at Creston on Mou Road for-man .Moore of Ivaslo WIIH | »••••* •>« taken »H the Hituatioii require.) work as trustee that they have re-el- p.m. on Friday, .Lily Hath, 1010, for the j day, July "22m\, at noon, ami acc.oni- here last W«M-1:, apparently to decide j oeled him for a tlueu-year term. Mr. coni'.truction of n frame liinUl'ho- ap- 1 pany thc-in over the route of the pi o proximately *.-l **• .•<', one story, on the posed work, jusl. how much work would have to be Mii.cn Cow llob.tein or Itlair's work an auditor was equally WANT.: i > school i^roliud at Cictoi,. Pl.-us." and \ The '*(*»iti- '.et io (.,• enmnn-nerd im- ! •...: ..... !•...„ well done,' and he was favored with uoue i.o (•in, in.. » * 14 HP ! "n-rh.wn. fiv..h ol- due to fre:.hen h»'- !:peeilleat ion-i can he *een at It. U. '>iiii-di.itel v on acceptance nj tender and I ..I. 4.,., I * - I.. i 1..1 ... <-..414.1 1,11 another term on the job. .p..i »r...... UK HI i-l I I i I | > Ninnies' office, I'Yuit (Jrowei-M Tnion, I •"•Minnleieh ou or bciore .Sepleintter i nfi " i- ,noii4i,i \. ,folv lM.it. l.'.*.W t di- ••Mi-.." nun lor another year. IOI "iiii.; . .{"'.I. ,•'•:.•''".! *>'*,•••"*! :• ? "•• en - - ui'l your runner iy iemici not ii, p p .r.,.i'i iiy 4,.*.".; jr!.; ;t. •**. 4*1-1 rvMP
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empire, joint heirs to one of nature's > greatest storehouses of happiness \ WEAK MOTHERS irrigation In Alberta m and wealth. -**"" -'-•2!•, Farmers Determined to Secure Sur There must bc less of looking as REGAIN HEALTH veys Without Delay kance at fellow citizens because by MacLeod, Alberta.—A project to the accident of birth they first saw Through the New Blood Dr. Wil thc light in some far-off portion of the liams' Pink Pills Actually secure irrigation for the district ly Make ing between the Waterto\Vn and world, or because by that same acci No mother should allow nervous dent they were brought up to worship ; weakness to get the upper hand of Belly rivers, with its southern extre God through different forms. There i hel'* ¥ she does,'worry will mar. her mity 12 miles due west of Cardston, There i» more energy . , , . . , .work in tne home and torment her in is under consideration. The proposal BA m%. -pound of g®od must bc less of suspicion and more ot body. aml lnimi. Day aftcr day spent is to take the water from Belly river bres-ji ma^de asv _ $Ke sympathy; less of antagonism and amid the same surroundings, is en- to the southwest tip of thc Blood Re more of co-operation. ough to cause fretfulness and depres- serve, and by carrying it north parts home with Royal Yeast sion In the second place, there must be! ever* y Bumothet therr e knowarc sothe thar causest tend, atos of four townships can be watered. €akes than in -~ pound determination and a united effort on make her nerves run down. A change I the part of all to assure to thc boys would benefit her jaded system, and ] some 30,000 acres in all, it is thought. $fme%l» Bread making =-**- mSStZm and girls of Canada—the hope of rest might improve her blood so as No surveys have yet been made. is z~ v-it~\p-i- n Canada—the best possible education to give the nerves a better tone. But When farmers interested held a con &nd requires ww prc- rest and change arc often impossible, ference with Commissioner Peters of j regardless of their present condition and it is then that all worn-out wo- • • ~. ~r..ii the irrigatior*. branch, they were told i/r¥i\rfTTF land place iu life. The governments . men should take a short li CHWWP-.-..*. i*as»"r*v*pcisoi\s is'*, svoya*- i of our three orairie provinces are alli !\ «,•*•with, Dr. Williamsins ' Pink Pills which he had no -appropriation for the work. Yeast Bake Book, striving to raise the standard of cdu- • mak<* ne,v blood, rich with the ele- They inquired as to thc cost, and it is **S T THAT h your doctor's fir***** i . , , - • , a- . (merits on which ihe nerves thrive. In question ? 'Why does he su*. 'cation, and are making special cftorts regular possible that if the government does VV mailed free on re-quest. this way these pills rcstore pect constipation? • in behalf of tlie children of our non-! health, increased energy, new ambi- not take up this work the farmers Because 90% of his patients ar« E. W. GILLETT CO. LTD. ! English speaking settlers. But while! tion and steady nerve. There is a themselves will engage an engineer to csson Ior ol cr suffering from ailments caused di TORONTO •j govcrments can do much bvy law and * -* women in the case of make the necessary surveys. Not on Mrs. Harry P. Snider, Wilton, Ont., rectly or indirectly by the action of • administration, their efforts will be ly arc the farmers determined to se who says: "Five* ycars ago my twin poisons formed in a sluggish intes only partially successful unless there babies were born, and I was left very cure surveys without delay, but they tinal tract. is hearty co-operation on the part of weak and very miserable, hardly fit to have signed the necessary petitions all the people. do anything. The doctor" gave me' for the formation of the district into These body poisons are absorbed by medicine, but it did not help inc. an irrigation district under the Al the blood and carried all over ths Again, public spirited men and wo Then I tried another doctor, but with eace Day Ira Canada men everywhere throughout • this no better results. One day I went berta Irrigation District Act, and body until the weakest organ, unabl* broad land should lend their assist- home to my mother, telling her how these petitions have been laid before to withstand the poisonous contact, Coneluding au address before the • ancc and give every encouragement to miserable 1 felt, and that the doctor's the government. If the surveys are becomes infected and refuses to ae"* medicine had not done me any good. properly. Unfortunately it is usually Canadian Club at Vancouver at a luii-1- i{ movements designed, to develop completed this year, the district may a IMothcr asked me whv .1 did not trv not until then that the doctor is con clieoa given in his honor, Lt.-Col. J the right kind of a community spirit, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and as 1 was next spring be in a position to pro sulted and asked to treat the diseased I'urney, Dominion President of the i to remove causes of friction and.es- glad to try anything that might help ceed with the awarding of the con organ. Grcat War Veterans of Canada, said: , trangerncnt, to make new-comers wel- me, I got three boxes when 1 went tracts for the ditches. Much of the back home. By the time these were The surest way of purifying the "Overscas we used frequently to-come—in a word, to make one and all used there was no doubt ihcy were land to be served by this new project blood and preventing the formation hear thai song 'There's a long, long*! fcci that they are membcr-s of the helping me, and I got three more is owned by the Mormon church. of these destructive body poisons is I trail awinding into the land of myj great Canadian family, and that, while boxes. But I did not need them aii, dreams.' The CAVA'.A. are determ-jthey have rights and privileges to ea for by the time the fifth box was to prevent stagnation of food wast*** used, I was entirely cured, and never Minard's Liniment Garget in in the intestinal tract—to prevent rned that this Dominion of ours shall; joy and which will bc respected, they- Cows. felt better in my life. Now when I constipation. be. the laud of our dreams, the land have also duties to perform and res hear people talk about feeling weak or Constipation is not a matter to b« we have hoped for, the land we are ponsibilities to discharge to their miserable I ahvavs recommend Dr. Strike Statistics for Canada Williams' Pink Pills, and tell what taken lightly or neglected. Nor is? prepared to live and strive for. We adopted country and fellow citizen. Ottawa.—According to the Labor they did for me, and, in similar cases Gazette, the- official organ of the De it either sufficient or safe to ~~l-9 realize, that it is no easy road we have - Saturday, July 19, has been set 1 shall continue to recommend them." castor oilj pills, salts,mineral water ", to travel that will bring us to our •apart by His Majesty the King as a At the first sign that the blood is partment of Labor at Ottawa, at the out of order, take Dr. Williams' Pink beginning of May the percentage of etc., in order to "force" bowel goal. Through iron sacrifice of body, day of general empire rejoicing for Such action docs not car* Pills, and note the speedy improve unemployed among members of trade dxx-LlLJit. will and soul alone can we reach it— the victorious peace which under God ment they make in thc appetite, • 0 vxrv r, l- r. C r*nncti nit-inn unions was 4.38, as compared with constipation, if. urnrrp 4. -there is but one road." has been vouchsafed to the empire health and spirits. You can get these 5.62 at the beginning of April. a habit. These noble and inspiring words and its allies in thc great war. Every pills through any medicine dealer, or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes Nujol i« entirely different from drug-a X~ are just what was to bc expected from j Canadian citizen should join heartily for-$2.50 from Thc Dr. Williams' it doej not force or irritate the bowels. the leader o** that brave and gallant with the Great War Veterans on that Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Asthma Is Torture. — No one who Nujol prevents stagnation by softening hasn't gasped for breath in the power body of men who fought for and sav- day in their patriotic determination to the food waste and encouraging- the in of asthma knows what such suffering testinal museles to act naturally, thui re- cd Canada when everything that our make Canada the land of their The moralist no more thmi-cs ot put IS. J. liOur>i4HU5 U«J IVIIOW, UUWCVCI, . .1 _r : r* I --I* people hold dear was threatened aud dreams, and should consecrate them- ting all his ideas into practice than from experience how immeasurable movm**** IIIC C-MUSC UI i.uiniip«i.4ju MIIX JCU- in danger oi being lost to us. Thous- selves to the task unmindful of the is the relief provided by that marvel poisoning It is absolutely harmless an«l the shoemaker does of wearing all the lous preparation, Dr. J. D. Kellogg's pleasaji to take. ands of their comrades gave their' sacrifices and the hard service which shoes he makes. Asthma Remedy. For years it has Nujol helps Nature establish easy, thor- live- for the great dream of a finer, may be involved. Peace Day in Can- been relieving and curing the most aiiffh bowel evacuation at rejfular intervals better Canada in thc future; other j a da should be a day not alone of rc- Worms in children, if they be not severe cases. If you are a sufferer do —the healthiest habit in the vrorld. Get a bottle from your dru{jgtst today. thou.>ands will go through life maimed j construction, but of regeneration, attended toj-pagause convulsions, and not delay a day in securing this rem edy from your druggist. JJ/'rn0r-0rv2d-t^ o Nujol i* sold in geale-2 and carrying wounds; and all made often death. Mother Graves' Worm " ~~! f--i'tjv' bottles bearing: th« Exterminator will protect the children sacrifices and .-uffered to a degree Nujol Trade Mart. All driigjjitM. In How You Can Tell from these distressing afflictions. The same old sins and sinners oc sist on Nujol. You may suffer from that no one except those who went cupy the stage of life, but they fur tubstitutes. through the awful inferno of tiie war Genuine Aspirin When a gallant man is asked to nish a multitude of varietv shows. guess a woman's age, he first makes can understand. These men are de Only Tablets Marked With 'Saver a silent guess and then knocks off termined that their losses, sufferings Cross" Are Aspirin and *.acri'ice> -hall not have been one-third. \*JP J&4 ii ia< 1 • • in vain. If You Don't See the "Bayer Cross" ~r~~. iXS. PAT. Off. Minard's Liniment Cures Distemper. Canada'.*-, reinni'-d, soldiers are thc on the Tablets, Refuse Them— I fell from a building and received nation's greale*pt asset, and for many They Are Not Aspirin what the doctor called a very bad For Constipation We wonder if the Lord loves a vi*:ir- in conic their influence will be sprained ankle, and lol'd mc I must "Regular . t cheerful giver as much as the cheer not walk on it. for three weeks. I Ctocktv-rk" \ 1 •i : ...*i tlti- determining factors in got MINARD'S LINIMENT, and in •pf—w **N *«PJ7- T3S R94.1l ful giver loves himself. £ h". .ipin-^ national policy and estauii.-h- six days I was out to work again. I
1 't*g <;•..;- nali.'inal ideals. It i.s v. ell tliat think it lhe best Liniment made. "Black Watch"—The Best Black ti ose ideal- should he hi lib and alto- ARCHIE E. LAUNDRY. Plug Chewing Tobacco on thc Market Edmonton. R *i!-.'-r worthy. Bv:' what of -.ho>v other thousands There is only one Aspirin, that Hun Call Treaty o «. '.i.r.id-.a'.- who did not experience marked with the "Bayer Cross"—all ! ii .* .. . .wi :'.uir-hip ni the t.'cnche*., nor other tablets are onlv acid imitations. "Scrap Of Paper'' 11 !.»• •* •.;••: bodi.-- in the path of a Look for the "Bayer Cross"! Then Whiskey is one of the rules that •• ''i.i-pp .u\.l ..r.i.L-ant foe? They, it is real Aspirin, for which there is Extortionate Pressure Readers Signa declines to work both ways. It pro . .. :•.-. -; '..; uni ...a', cd by the same no substitute. ture Worthless, Says the vides headaches, but headaches won't Aspirin is not Ge-inan, but is made -\ ••••• ,i- •*••.; '...ition tn make Canada iu Canada by Canadians, and is own Vorwaerts provide whiskey. .» '. r,<\ .,;' ',,-..-ir h?'ii-:!t«*st, fondest ed by a Canadian Company. Berlin.—Thc Berlin Vorwaerts, ma ope and glory, Genuine "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin jority Socialist organ, described the Heads Alberta Police Force nav< , cn HOW TEDDY LOST THE BEAR -!- and ecuial andl * •* '* proved safe by million'* for peace treaty as "a scrap of paper." • . Pain, Headache, Neuralgia, Colds, Calgary.— It was announced from -.spi-n.y icigti. i | . i , f.umbaRO, Neuritis. "Extortionate pressure renders They say a sore corn interfered K )( unl:it 9 n> Edmonton that Chief Alfred Cuddy, he elevatendl tto Handll:,,-,,!..y- tii',n. boxel,nv..sc o,-pff 11"2> Itablets—als -.1.1.-1 c—nle,-o. signature ol thc peace treaty worth with his speed. Always apply Put ll.'ipp [•'"> -il inn ? larger "Bayer" packages—can be had less," said the Vorwaerts. "We must nam's Corn Extractor. For fifty years of the. Calgary police, had been nam :UM1 palrio- at any drug store. never forget it is only a scrap of pa it has been curing corns and warts. ed as head of the reorganized provin Aspirin is tlie trade mark, register "Ptituani's" never fails. Use no .;.d..i.i p.-o- per. Treaties based on violence can cial police of. Alberta. The polic« ed in Canada, of Bayer Manufacture other, 25c at all dealers. ; r >i.in- of Monoaeeiicacidester of S'dicylie- keep their validity only so long as force was formerly under a commis i ; ll' ! , •l.e .i (id. force exists. Do not lose hope. The Sawing Wood With One Arm sion, but with Chief Cuddy at the
!•' •*• iu resurrection day comes." Eor some mouths uow no dispatch head it will now be directly under thc h!v 1,1. i Cil;idiii->s is appreciated only hy The Prussian Krcu/ Zeilung, in on the life of the former German em control of thc aUorncy-p-c-ncral's de ' >\..,< I,,. know wh:i1 s.'idness is. tin editorial headed "I'inis, Germania," peror at Amerongeu, Holland, has partment. Chief Cuddy bas been here declared that "il is our duty not to omitted lo say something about his for eight years and his loss will be tm ( i iu ii tlr •. s have bi-en the our'"* permit the Prussian spirit to he crush favorite exercise, which is said to be serious one for the city. .1 -.1 i io-! .voi'kr-d Ly I lolloway's Corn Cure. II ed." sawing logs of wood. .The faithful . ;i . :i | I'IW '• r of it-, uu ii ii• >t found in "" ?.•:.••--'• •L-.r-j'."' .rs.i-^i.^.^.L.^LZ.-.". :.s~ pi epara I ions. correspondent who sends out thene i .-':•' j Some poets are always a-niiising, stories, or the loyal secretary who -,i* .-I-! The War Idea hut not necessarily funny. gives them to biin, evidently is not ' I 1 ' J I ! ,4 mn' Siniili was painting his barn sunieiently familiar with manual la '..Hi.. t , ',,<-."'•- bor to know that sawing logs \. an oc • hip gr -v, and every so far he ,l ; -^V\ I.i*T f^^C*t4v^ cupation which reipiires (lie use. of mild mark hit a lake window and **^ PREMIER ^ two arms. The retired emperor, un i -ii. bla.-l; '.Iiipr-, down It. Stoves and Ranges r yiiii i'i a/y, I iin .' a-pked a fortunately, has but onr. Ig it mer* vanity which directs that the world ! I. ' -.-. ha I von doing that ler?" "MARATHON" he offered ihi.i rharacteri.**(ically Ger- -i^^i-lMr^ir^i j- II a v; '•, w.i p I n '* |l| OKI 11 I ,111- ftn r-Mnir-rti-i* iian cainouflag.., or i.s there a more i-i-HUuss ~T0\*0^mm\^rm\~—\\x\0mmi' a 111 41 ,i ui'<* ol liily fool, iraiiBUJHtir 1 sinister political de.*Jgu back of it? — : .i I 1 ilu nl: il !- lit county jail. "ARGUS" l'il 'l*T '\\tuy *r*,*1 '.'.' Buffalo Evprrss. I'. ! i.i i i,iii .• > un-1 ii ing II f \'.' "RQY.U" •^l**.^***: rffntmnHiriiiwiii WTfJ-f) in '. <-1 / M.i/. '^^ym~-~
iiiMaiirasMwiiwiliiJit^^ .TV" iM-4* H .4-K*-.i~ti HP-Ha, ^v^~m~*^i^^4-U t -mMt,*m~xi*0, » »-rAt^r.-U4i-4-+-X T1R "E ; :•: T?-FW-PW;;•A- {^.ESTON.- B. C. Britain Has Eivals 'V^**SM*M *"-***"' 00 -**** H 0m Preference Within the Empire Only ' 1 •a^-^-fS-f^^i Against Foreigners London.—In the house of commons o Weimar.- — in the debate which prc-j "R. P. Houston, member for the West Berlin.—Germany is to quickly t%- eedeil the • otc oi the national asscm- t ravery Toxetb division of Liverpool, asked Failed T© Get Knighthood i iirJ n to a peace time financial systeail,, bly ratifying the peace treaty, some' T-ft R#» flowarilit**'*! 'why the South African government : - said Mat bias Erzberger, vice-chanc«l- 1 strong sentiments agait'st the terms IU UC WCWaiUCU:-,,.^ rccently placed in the United Charles Hannan Asserts He Got No lor and minister of finance, speaking were expressed, and 99 deputies- ab-j | States orders for 44,000 tons of rails, Reward for Devising the Smoke ;at Weimar before thc German nation- voting on ihe reso-' Recommendations for Awards Must 1,000 cars and 250 trucks, and in the Box Screen Defence j id assembly. Among other things, ilm. lntion to ratify thc treaty. Most of i Be Sent to Ottawa Ey End U.S. and Canada orders* for 70 large London.—Charles Hannan, the au- [ payment of grants to men who ar-B the ministers were present aT thc | of August locomotives instead of in Great Brit- thor, has issued the text of curious ] unemployed will be reduced, it was i****- •meeting of the assembly, and there' Ottawa.—Officers "and soldiers of ain, in view of thc necessity of em-j correspondence between himself and . dicated during his address, was a full attendance of deputies. Dr. i the Canadian "Expeditionary Force i ploymcnt of the people here and of the government regarding his claim, "The empire's needs must be di- "Hermann Mueller, the foreign minis 'who displayed gallantry while escap-li maintaining Britain's export trade. \ to bc an inventor of smoke boxes ag- vided henceforth between home ter, in introducing the government a nst ing or attempting to escape from thci Ho. L. C. S. Amery, tinder-secrc- * submarine attack. ; needs and indemnities," he eaid. bills, explained that hasteninstenmg oif mIbce . . , . . i t3.r\r for thilioe coloniecoloniess , sais; d some of -*v"*r* Hannan claims his invention! "The burdens of taxation will reach b ! l n , , . . t enemv. or who rendered exceptional j----- ~- ' 'Ji«n*ts, s« ratification order woui !lOOUt ed before was adopted, but his stipulation that! ar. absolutely terrible height. A fioat- thc lifting of the blockadu urme g | SCrvices whilst prisoners of war or these orders had beer, pi interned, are eligible for a reward. - the armistice had been signed, when thc reward should be a "good old- j ing debt of 72,000,000,000 marks is a "Wc are about to enter upon a 40 An order of the M'".itia Department it was impossible for Great Britain fashioned knighthood and pension constant danger, and the removal o£ years' march through dirt," hc said. just issued states that recommenda- to supply railway material. British equivalent," was ignored. | this debt is one of our most urgent "I can find no other term for the path",i tions for such reward may now be offers respecting the price and date of In February he was informed "it j tasks. There arc two ways in which of suffering fulfillment of the treaty;! submitted. Thc facts supporting each delivery of the 70 locomotives had was not found possible to include! to do it—either its conversion into a your -name in the present honors list,'funded loan, or its extinction by big prescribed for us." recommendation must be substantiat- been so unfavorable that South Africa Dr. Peter Spahn, leader of the i. . .. , , . , ., , -• . had been obliged to go further afield. but whe the next one is prepared you levies and a heavy property tax. I r~ . . • -, ed Dy statements of evidence from at He was glad to say 40 of them had shall again receive consideration." ;do not indulge the hope that thes© Catholic centre party, said: , . . .. , , „ ,- . However, no knighthood was forth-; two ways will immediately yield the ,„,,. , , , . '.least two witnesses who have nrst- been ordered in Canada. Wc agree to thc treaty under hard;, , , , , ... , coming, and Mr. Hannan now pre- j entire liquid amount of 72,000,000,000 , . v i \ hand knowledge of thc case, and Mr. Amery- continued that^ in view anarchcompulsionl y an, dt too savpreserve ourselvee thes fatheiromr . , , , ...... , , . sents the correspondence to the pub-'. marks. It is thc duty of conquered ^ _ i ^_ xUm .rxxUmr ! should reach militia headquarters be of Mr. Houston's question)"-- which land from internal ruin." lie. people not only to bow to a state o£ whforeo Augusarc stilt l31 . servinOfficerg shouls andd soldiersubmist seemed doubtless to unintentionally Herr Kreizing, Socialist; Professor compulsion, but to achieve an inward their claims through the usual official imply that it was undesirable that Schuccking, Den-jpcrat; Dr. Traubv conviction as to thc necessity of giv 'channels. Thc'claims of those who the South African government should ing up all riches and all that is supcr- •national'party,. and Herr Kahl, peo i purchase material from Canada rather Many Lahor Candidates ple's party, all spoke violently pro jhavc been demobilized should be pre- than Great Britain, he recalled that a Ifhious. •"-tabor Party In Winnipeg Will Try testing thc injustice of the treaty, i scntcd through thc officer command policy on which the government of "Changes in the system of taxa- the impossibility of its fulfillment, ing the military district in which thcy for Victory at the Polls i tion will bc speedily submitted to the ,. PS the empire were agreed was that of Winnipeg.—At. a largely attended j national assembly, and this reform Bud declaring that thc day of Ger live. preference in contracts for produce Siiestitig of tlie Labor nartv ovcr i will represent the completion of the many's liberation would conic. and 'manufactures of the empire, and which S. J. Farmer presided, it was whole work. These speeches were greeted with i-ail Harvesting not merely of the United Kingdom. such turbulent applause and hand- decided to nominate candidates tori "Thc world has denied lis interna- Great Britain could not expect pre clapping that the president of thc every scat in Winnipeg and the terri-ji tional justice. All the more passion- Starts la Or-tari© ference from other empire govern assembly, Herr Fehrcnback, called tory immediately surrounding the city-ately and energetically, however, will ments, except as against foreign attention to thc fact that haml-clap- for the D.ominion parliament and the! we work for the home land again, and Crops on the Whole Are Very Poor countries. Mr. Amery said he under pxng was against the rules, with simi provincial legislature, also to nomin-j flourishing iu justice, concentrate our stood the South African government lar speeches by other members and This Year ate candidates for the mayoralty and'; care and endeavor upon thc poor, but actually had done its very best to similar applause. Toronto.—Fall wheat harvesting every seat on the city council and on'just German, has already commenced in a few place orders in Great Britain and had the public school board. 1 "One of thc first requirements re- The national party introduced an negotiated at length with manufac counties, according to the Ontario A convention is being arranged forjlative to „the restoration of the life amendment in favor of ratifying the turers. treaty with the reserve that the crop-report, issued by thc department August. cf labor is the establishment of order- sanction of the international law exof agriculture. -— ! ly finances. I -""vill have nothing to do perts of repute be first obtained con- Owing to the length of straw, some Reds Prepare 10 Minimum Wage for Office Help jwith suggestions for the annulment of tiele*-* 227 to 230 3"d tliai- of the grain has been knocked down. Winnipeg.—The work of the Mani-.war loans and a declaration of gen- a court be created to investigate the i In some sections, fears were that Evacuate Pelrograd toba minimum wage board is being j cral bankruptcy. My highest aim is responsibility for the war. I grain was ripening too fast, but thc brought to a close so far as the fixing, to administer justice in the entire tax- In the course of the debate Presi-} yield will be"higher, of minimum wages is concerned, with' a-lion system. The income from capi- Allied Powers Will See Kolchak dent Fehrcnback protested against) Winter rye is ready lor t.ie ^m^er. thc announcement of a proposed min-jtal must be taxed much more heavily Alsace-Lorraine being torn from! Crops on thc whole are very poor. Movement Carried Through iniitm wage of $12.50 per week to wo-j than the income from work. An in- Germany. Hc said that thc treaty of i Some sections report practically a Washington.—Definite information men in offices, and $12 to female help , hcritancc tax and a heavy tax levy 1S71 simply made good what bad been'failure. The fields arc uneven, and that thc Bolshevik authorities arc in theatres. \ on property will be the initial steps taken from Germany 150 ycars before.'! on account of the dry weather, grain planning to evacuate Pctrograd has It has covered approximately 6-000, that will be taken. The empire's in- He hoped that the people of Alsace-lis heading out at a foot and less in been received in official circles here. women in industry in Winnipeg, and! come must be increased nine hundred has affected about forty industries. Dr.} per cent., and that of individual states Lorraine would preserve their Gcr- height, Decision to quit the capital was said r W\ J. McMillan, chairman, sent in his' and communes one hundred per cent, man character, customs, etc. to have been violently opposed bj some elements of thc government. resignation to the government, and it j Such enormous chages require fresh MasSi** lAtiTppt- Etiiiion has been, accepted. i muikj-' tjUdtix. x-xxxs.xx Paris.—Approval of a plan for a I measures. British Army Won The War concerted attack upon Pctrograd by Ukrainian Anti-Bolshevist Comman Finnish forces and the trobps of the Emphatic Statement By Sir Douglas; der Shows Cruelty Kolchak government at Omsk, was Haig on British Army j London. — Many jews have lost given by the council of five. Achievements their lives in the course of thc op- A joint note has been sent the mili London.—Field Marshal Haig. re-'orations between the. Russian soviet tary attaches-of Great Britain, France, cciving the freedom of Newcastle, dc-! forces and those of General Gregori- United States and Italy at Helsing- fjxJfc. \ precated thc tendency to minimize thc off, commander of thc Ukrainian anti- fors, instructing them to support the British army's achievements in the j Bolshevist army, which has been Finnish government', if it decided to m war. j fighting its way northward from thc accede to thc request of Admiral Kol "It is right to speak of our allies," j Black Sea, Cecil Harmsworth, under chak to assist him in the campaign. lie declared, "but it was the British secretary for foreign affairs, said in There is no indication that the al army that won the war; it was Brit-j the house of commons in replying to lied and associated powers propose to aii. that bore the brunt of the fight- j a question. General Grcgoricff, thc go further at the time in helping Kol- ing in the last two ycars. I hope! nndcr-sccrelary said, was stated to be chak's plan, but their action in sup everyone will realize the fact and'strongly anti-Jewish in his sympa- porting the Finns is regarded as stick by the fellows who fought and thies. equivalent lo assurances that thcy •buffered and their dependents." will see the. Kolchak movement car Has No Plans for His Future ried through. Toronto.—Sir Thomas White, who Helsingfors.—It is reported that all late Unrest \r. Italy is at his home in Toronto for a few foreign embassies, legations and con days, stated that reports which have sulates in Pctrograd have been occu Repression of Disorders By Military' appeared and are appearing "In thc pied by Bolsheviki forces. The arch Methods Resented By Labor J press, to the effect that he had been ives have been seized, it is said, and Leaders I offered and accepted an executive po- those in charge have, been arrested "Roinr.—Thc chamber of labor has silion with sonic railway corporation and handed over to an extraordinary proclaimed a general strike, as from or bank, or life insurance company, committer dealing with charge:*, of es midnight Tuesday as a sign of pro- were entirely without foundation and pionage against the soviet govern test against the police and military : w J-.-.-J-1 J.»JTfc.JU..3-U Ur J. ,4.1.4. -Z^XxM l^~....~-l.ix)tr- ir -.- T—~~—• 0i4rmm,im0tirmu~.Uml- rtirir^'niliMiiiiui 000. gmmmmimmjij^ ^aaa-*****!'*'^^ ~%^^^^^^^^-~~wi-^W^s^^Mi^^^^^^ •"..-'V- THE CRESTOH BEVIEW xt *G~ ! The Bank of Montreal is erecting on the authorities at Victoria via -0 htts every-uoriSdence in UUC. HEVB the local member will ensure that who have been pia,ced in charge to new $20,000 building at Trail. work out policy of tlie greatest report at a very early date. Surely Oreston isn't the only -*-nlac- e Issued every Friday at Creston, B.C* good tS the greateac number as af SubscriDtion : §2 a year in advance: the community is not too busy los an auto loading platform is a neces $2.60 to U.S. points. fecting individuals, as well as evol Bfsnn gRBnensr ing money to take long enough ou sity. While one is required hei'e, the to start something that will pro ving plans that will give the dis C. F. HAYES, Editor and Owner* need for one at Sirdar is equally trict considerably more as well as vide against *such an unfortunate urgent—along with the extension J. A. P. CROMPTON better livestock. * ORESTON. B.C., FRIDAY. JULY 18 contingency? Gentlemen of the of the government road at that _ Qualified Piano Tuner ,...'.. Farmeas' Institute, what is your point to cor. nect up with the afore Eight vears experience. Hip-best ref kW&re Wales* pleasure? erences. Single tuning, $4. Two said required loading structure. tunings a year. $7. Bight now, rather than pay the An authoritative statement that, freight charges on cars from Nel The Creston Review claims that despite about the dryest season the son to Creseon, or even Wynndel, Jim Schofield is the champion grower has yet experisnced. the NOTARY PUBLIC The attention of fruit shippers is and somtimes due to the fact that hand-shaker in B.C., and not John Valley will this year ship about INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE called to the fact that the Fruits tourists are misinformed, automo Keen, as The Ledge stated some DEALER IN COAL 3000 orates more strawberries Marks Act very explicitly provides biles are being taken off flat cars time ago. Probably Jim is a grip or than were exported in T918, should ilz that all packages shipped must at Sirdar and the .only way for two greater than John, but then he ORESTON - - BJO. convince that not only is irrigation show the name of the grower in them to continue the trip east is to is not nearly as old. The writer is worth while in ensuring a good REGISTERED letters not less than three-quarters take the £C.P.R. track for it to the still possitive that no man in the yield of this sort of fruit, but that of an inch in size, and this must be crossing at the Wiles ranch, a dis political world of Canada as old in at the price berries are like to fetch stamped on the box, either by the tance of about six miles where the years can equal John Keen, when FCR SERVICE for the nest couple of seasons ir ; printing process or the old reliable government road can be got on to. it comes to shaking hands, kissing rigation is an undertaking that will rubber stamp. In no case does writ Autoists using the C.P.R. track babies, or talking in a vigorous and St. Ouen's Count Cieero 7105 pay "Tor ittelf the year of installat ing it on with a pen or pencil of for it do so absolutely in the dark pronounced manner. — Greenwood ion, and leave the grower a surplus any-sort meet the requirements of as to the movement of the trains Ledge. W.V.JAOKSQN, ORESTON on the season's operations as well. the act, and inspectors at prairie either way, as the railway officials This year, particularly, this fact points are already demanding that there are not encouraging this sort has so generally been demonstrated this little detail be strictly attend of recklessness. The works depaat- sr that* discussion of the matter is a ed to at the shipping poine. Under ment should give this matter im useless waste of energy. But if the the circumstances the local inspect mediate attention, as with the ever unfortunate plight of the non-irrig or has no option in the matter, and increasing auto traffic the chance ating berry grower—whose num iu self-defence will have to resort to for a fatal accident grows greater "§•*•. J* ber is like to be swelled by those in magistrate's court proceedings if every day. With the opening up of s.s. you a.*r*e nee-y-mg other lines should rain not make stamps are not put into use in the short stretch of road required its appearance forthwith—is to be every case. The cost of such a the C.P.R. is not likely to be slow turned to good account those inter stamp is about six bits, and when in providirg the loading facilities ested, either personally or through one considers the convenience of required. the representative organizations to them in view of the quantity of which they belong, must act at stuff most every rancheris shipping once. Our information is that th e it is hard to realize they are not survey of the Arrow Creek system everywhere in use. THE REVIEW is The formation of the Creston could be completed in about three asked to call at£encion to this and e J mm mmm xr *S-S-fcisa t%w.ass fi> H*ii days, after which the preparation it would bc %vell for any who are Valley Stockbreeders' Association, A-9 *j.a**w ia**^w Duy of a report, including the possible getting along without the rubber and the brisk and business like way cost, is only a matter of office rou those holding office in it are tack stamp to immediately procure one We have iust unloaded a car tine as it were. Sufficient pressure and avoid sure and certain trouble. ling the problems that face them immediately, is a very hopeful sign of these at Creston —and in more directions than one. The entrusting to the association lSS8S3RfflW*iWi^Bffim Oootinenfs Premier Trained Animal Exhibition of the pasture/lands in all the area between Sirdar and "Yank, with all _p» • the authority vested in the provin is BB#*|| cial government toenforce conform uan n-uiBsiuys ^UBBipUSIJ ation to the rules and regulations -/ LIMITED that the association may see fit tb nromnlagate both to conserve as and well as to develop grazing areas, is certainly a wise move on the part of the authorities at Victoria, as well as one that should ensure the YSH maximum of development of the cattle industry along s"afe and sane lines, and at the minimum of ex 100 PEOPLE -AiY.n.3! Talent Galore- 18-P1EGE Band pense to all concerned. If one recalls the men who have WILL POSITIVELY APPFAR at been elected as officers and mem bers of the executive it is at once apparent that a very representa 9 1 tive group of citizens havo been sel Men's and Ladies _.-.,,, I* -oV I „, , ected, as well as men who are very *4leil>%# 1 *4#s*as heavily interested in the industry SPRING ar.d SUMMER as we have it in the Valley. Natur ally their endeavors will be to lay 100 TRAINED PERFORMING ANIMALS, including down regulations that will be in tfr ii ri i their own best interests, and as f & 11 &i B M KilltITI* liKLEW ..ml his TV.-uri-.*1 PERFORMING CANINES— their interests aro exactly the same WW of f/f) hi-*»;hly-p*ilucn.tf"(l Shetland r-aptiyatinp*, pleas-ring doggies in Ponies -ii-ifl dancing Tungoing a. remarkable scries of wonder as every other cattleman's it neces SO high school h t , stook Ruccesssully. Undor conditi Rsil! tf *ir s famous CONCERT BAND ons that they havo obtained tho LADIES' in WATSON'S at each performance Valloy lias roached a point whoro l the situation tniifit bo altored or Vests and Combinations in short and sleeveless smaller rather than increased herds styles, in white and pink Wond'-rs and .Surpris**'. W),iriiriiAii> New (.imiH Calliope developed. To tho HtoeUbrooder;**-' Associati Combination Suits in several styles, in light and I ' ti'te-i' ! * • .t/.«... <}•»t<-pff. p"ori><-'l v J'll'l'ler.*'. on hiii-' been dele^-iLed uU tliu lkecc!'- medium weights, from (JOc. to $2.25 a suit 1 imry authority tn greatly inorcaso « i;ranr3 ftiiiioriwr RinriniK f , 1>S ..... * the eaftle iudust ry in tho Valloy, rfM, .MIKHI pHiaiiM— 11 ft.kii, *'' '• ' ••'•• <"• • ..1. . 1 rJ.fp.p ..I ,./\ .,!,»>, Cromptoan's a la Grace Corsets l ! ' "' i-i'ii 1 <>f lln- i .iiK-li.'i- i»i .-wry direeti in tbe newest styles I on, aw well UH a re.i..rm.-,bly gonor- Will Positively appear Twice Daily (»IIII (inaiieial bucking that will en able it. to eoiiMidi'iaWly increase ..ho 4iZ^mX ti W"5J mm -nam -** JL -*-**. tm ^w f~wn ~m~*0\ fcn- j-*ta, /O-W h*)**lp**i "^i W H -1KI.V-I-UM.III'.'' nl . -it p.li till- M.S.t.1, il!.! FBT well UK io emum* propi-i' eare ol' the \f.»** v-4 '7^4^ »v_ V V- •*-^*-' ~-t iS|^p688!B-if GO. rr f .!•,.•*. . ,-•..;.. 4* i -t '.,•*, mi.... •-, i ri i I "i p.p i i.-i i i...,!,;,;.' ::. > "* inwfpi«iiii •WW** O U ^'jJF -~tl,ll!~i^ fy,Jrl*i *»•' mxgmr Mixrv S on I he (•'ii.ui'ii'niiih', mretoii oi' IUIIK" B 7 0~m~*mmmj~m-m MlllCer-t til llH .ll'.plllltll. » Ml', l< |',V I |',VV ?.Tr?~ilr..:,"2:2Z-Z:^'^li.^y.Ml.3&&6i%to!^^ Irtiwrtllimmi «m mmrrvtmdmvwi.mtmv0mmdm.0000fmnim rMI«H«««'««»»Jl£*^S mtmm 1m m.tllvmmamdmitSiSri -, --K THE'e-ffitSS5*OS .mmm BE. CAiSX^-t-UL.., %|trs 1 I NEWS,OF KOO Id At Kaslo the cherry crop tDIS year; will be little more than sufficient to supply the local demand. 1 The June drop in many of the pear and apple orchards in tha Okanagan is so heavy that very little hand thin- ning will be needed. V Vernon ladies had a field day of sports for the hospital in that town' early this month, when over $1400 wafe> made for the good cause. : At Yahk Ben Riley is adding eight een bedrooms, barber shop, poolroom, sample room and laundry to his al», ready quite commbdious hotel. The Salvation Array is putting on a drive to secure funds for its finish-upi war work. Revelstoke is asked for- $500 and Grand Forks for $450. 1 HE Sominio-a o£ Canada offers you every "safeguard for your The smelter at Trail may install a inyestment iii Thrift and War Savings rolling mill for the purpose of man ufacturing their stock o2 copper into. Stamps.. v ' ' 'Z.-ZZ'' '" <-..'' wire, and other finished products. C Your postmaster will register every War Savings Stamp for you, and if they are lost by theft, fireor If St. Marv's prairie at Cranbrook other cause, you can still* obtain your money, with could be got under irrigation the sbK •iMe accumulated^ interest, at the office where the dier settlement board will recommend; stamps were registered. it as a desirable farming area for re Sixteen 2Srcent Thrift Stamps turned men. will buy.a $4.00 War Savings Tha R.N.W.M.P. last week bought; Stamp wo-pfth $5.00 in 1924. 42 horses in the Boundary and Sim*t KATiGN/VI, WAB SAVINGS "lJOaiBSlTTKE ilkameen country for shipment to {British Columbia Division) J-J - < A•'••-".• . : yaBc-onvep, B.C. points in Alberta where ithe mourities are stationed. If Rossland property owners wiii Save-te-i^ Revenue to Develop \~.-~ stand a fair share of the additional cost the council in that town will re will be attached to place the worn out plank sidewalks | new wharves at West Kootenay the local recruits Grant ,CJhase. a near Grand Forks SSOOHS with cement walks. points, Boswell getting $6500 of this. the tree. ? hunter, haV *h1ne bear skins 't^sHow —- _—_ '•"«•"*)•," Cranbrook is sending a lady delegate Only some 200 out of 15,000 fish 80 per cent, of the entire fruit crop fdr the 1019 killing so far. One of tiiem Another half-dozen volumes have gna-ron survived a * recent trip irons at Grand Forks has been bought by is off a "700 ^ound bruin. to the big national Liberal convention just been added to the Women's Insti. at Ottawa next month. She is Mrs.,P. New Westminster to Penticton, due the Occidental Canning Co. of Kel- tute library, which moves the total up B. Miles. Charlie MeNabb of Waldo probably to not being able to. stand owiia. They haye made a stated price to 1-S'J books- Here are the latest: the high altituoe attained for part of for apples delivered at the warehouse =-. »£ will be the Fernie delegate. , $p@piii §? Lorna Doone. the trip. in town—the Occidental to do the The Money Moon. The buildings fitted up at Reyelstoke grading, packing and shipping. They a m m _A The Master Violin. for soldier demobilization purposes; Harry Kern bell, who attends school have taken over the warehouses of 4TV — X-. Ml.. AS~.xXxSr.7.rx.xS. . ft.-pVviPprpVp -*€...-. fit***! LKmsTiumZtl'S The Secret Warden. TJAObLAK4XVn^r.Xr Oxvxrxxxxr, . 4-XV ..I Xl-X—- .. 3 C3Z)..r.., are being dismantled. While they All OliklvC W111C, Or both selling agencies. \JIVL rsCS*$ss Hissx *oiivrf'. were in use it is estimated 900 soldiers claims-A school attendance of four Desert Gold. got"their discharegs at that point. •'' years during which be never missed a ££!n5m*im prlc-** of first-class land These are the first instalment of Jtm-mm-trr rmlk .<-» *-«.l •se-0-*xtm <-nM A £-* V\£ atTAi» Into nt. reduced to "Jiff an acre; second-class to $2.50 an acre. many the librarian hopes to be able to In the supplementary estimates just si* single occasion. Pre-emptloa, now confined to sur purchase from time to time as funds: brought down at Ottawa a matter of veyed lands only. •Dernaiti but there is still plenty of AT f-—.£fx.,rS "S-S.x~.0xr.er .. 4»n.rr.iO n-rn.rl \r\m ?~r\ nn Hecorde-witt be granted covering only $45,000 is sliowa ior the erectioij o* \jVSi\v- LGVLA JxACXT »»I*S tx ..xv.y^^.xr land B-aJtabje.'toc agricultural purposes room en the shelves for donated books es pensive soldiers* -memorial, aflosi and whlcla-ist.noji-timber land. Partnership pre-emptions abolished, which will be thankfully received. tree has just been planted on the K.id- but parties of not more than four may Yesterday still another batch of tiye arrange for adjacent pre-emptions toan ranch, and when it is big enough Equipped with Starting with joint residence, but each jnaking donated books came to hand, boosting ».brass-tablet showing the names of. neca2^ei*3r--v Jjoprovenients. on. r/espectiye claims. the grand total to 167. The newcom and Lighting System Pra-emptors must ocouny claims for ers ave as follows : m —the car you have five yearir-and make improvements to value of $10 per acre, including clear Ann Veronica. ing and cultivation of at least 5 acres, Anthony "Wilding. heen waiting for. before receiving Crown Grant. Pull Swing. Where pre-emptor in occupation not His Official Fiancee. „ J-QQ less* thanv&iyears, and has. made pro s portionate improvements, he may, "be- My Son Richard. any causo of ill-health, or other cause, be If GKlliiJlQl} We are prepared to take granted intermediate certificate of im provement and transfer his claim. eat In the orders now for June de H- Records without permanent- resi In the Kaslo section the fire warden dence may be issued, provided appli livery. cant makes improvements to extent of is fighting fires with a small portable House? $300 per annum and records same each gasoline engine that two men can These are mostly for the! year. Fanure to make improvements carry around, and which will throw There is only a limited or record same will operate as for This is the first ques feiture. Title cannot be obtained in a stream a matter of eighty feet ladies, with a few attractive number to be had, so less than 5 years, and improvements tion that presents itself of $10.00 per acre, including 5 acres Wh«.-™un SU-TK^Tt offerings'for the girls and the to the housewife sf an first ordered will be first cleared and cultivated, and residence of at least 2 years are required. „. is certainly a great fire stopper. jboys. unexpected visitor drops delivered. >- Pre-emptor holding Crown grant in for a meal. But why may record another pre-emption, if he The Consolidated peoples state that We especially invite your worry ? requires land in conjunction with his X. farm, without actual occupation, pro- they have perefected a system where inspection of these. When With Starter and Lighting' •vided statutory improvements made by they can handle the ores from Shamrock Brand and residence maintained on Crown you get acquainted with the granted land. Rossland mines at a profit and are Hants and Bacon- $790.00 Unsurveyed areas, not exceeding 20 hoping to get it working shortly. Its quality of these lines, along acres,' may be leased as homesites; Finest Quality title to be obtained after fulfilling resi operation will mean the salvation of with the price you will freely Without Starter and Lighting dential and improvement conditions. AAAA d-xuv. ( For grazing and industrial purposes Rossland, which at the present is but admit their all-round excel Cooked Ham areas o^cccdJr.g 640 acres may "be :i shadow of it.fl old time self. leased fay one person or company. lence. \ Lunch Meat TvI'll, iiiotory or industrial sites on 1 f 0 b F-^HD n-nt. timber land not exceeding 40 acroo Some of the outstandingly Bologna, &c. may be purchased; conditions include payment of atumpago. I desirable offerings follow: are always to be had Kememembcr you can- get Natural hay meadows inaccessible here. In meats nothing by existing roads may bo purchased quite equals 'Shamrock ' the Ford with or without conditional upon construction of a road 'Ladies* House Drosses I to them. Rebate of one-half of cost of products. the Starter. road, not exceeding half of purchase price, Is made. Builders & Contractors 1.75 to 3.50 PRE-EMPTORS' FREE GRANTS Girls' Bresseb, 1.25 and 2.00 4, ACT. Tho iioopo of this Act Is enlarged to We wish to inform the people Children's Rompers, 1.00 to '1.75 include all persons.Joining and serv ing with Ills Majesty's Forces. Tho of the district that we will be Ladies' Drill Skirts Creston Auto & Supply time within which tho heirs or devisees of a deceased pre-omptoi- may upply pleased to figure on all kinds all sizes, 3.50 R.S.Bevan COMPANY Manager for title under this Act ia extended a, CO., Ltd. from for one year, from the death of of building and carpenter work. Ladies' Pique Skirts such poruon, au formerly, until one year after tho conclusion of tho present Address: Erickson, B.C. all sizes, 3.50 - war. Thin privilege is also mado re troactive, (m .. Ladies' Linen Underskirts, 1.50 No fooB relating to pre-emptions aire duo or payable by noldlors on pro- Ladies' Middys, 1.50 to $2.00 oniliUuiiij 1 t-t-.Hdud uitor June 26, 1918. Taxes nro remitted for five years. Fall , Provision for return of moneys ao- Girls' Middys, 1.00 to 2.00 onind, A*\t* nr\i\ b"?en" r*v!-I "IMCC Au'*ii"t ., I.U, on account' of "payments, feci. lioyti X.-ISIV*-*.- **• .1.111 K.i.p.pr.i T TTsT-PB Ji, or taxes on soldiers' pre-emptions. 1.75 Interest on agreements to purchnno town,or olty lots hold by members of noupifig IVIVH' Alii-mi j-'orcuH, or uopumluuiii, acquired 1 pif-noi Wash Suits —FAILURE direct or indirect, remitted from en 1.00 listment to March 111. 1U20. A bank account is an assistant 8UQ.PURCHASERS OP CROWN Ladios' All-Ovor Aprons, 1.25 In character building. It establishes the LANDS. lu order to conHeryc moint- ProvlHlo*.! mniie for fnnunn«><' of ui-rt to the '".•vint ml van tuge land confidence, independence and pride which Orown gritndi to f-uti-niirotmnorn of muni bo full plouglu'd, and tliu An early soleotion is advis Crown Lriindii, acquiring rlghtu from increases cit'ort and pave.s the way tv> ouccc^s. purchasers who failed to cotnplulo deeper tho better. Thin work able. Goods of this xuality •purchase. Involving forfeiture, on ful- cannot be attended to too noon Opeu au account to-day and bc litlment of conditloni* of xiyrcliau**, ln- oiihor. nl. the prices shown are hot +«r«iit tinil taxes. Whero Hiil>-tiiirr-ni.K- 11:1.,-,*,,, tr-. vi-vi.v»'t*> lmifir in fttn* •nrenarcd. Vj.D uU UUi. Clullll VvUiMpl UI Ulllilllill PUt- tjlHltl.lv.ltl III'-, .> p.l.Y iviitii x >P *.» • ... x V - 1 • . tin., purchase price CM., aw.1 {..V.PH I.IHV bo rtltttrlbutp-d pronrirtlon-itcly over ho propared to uiidcrliiUi tlu* Ktoro. See them to-da.y;wlnle -wholo ar-ia. Apiillcatlonn must be ploughing oi- tnnall or l.u«i> mado by May 1, 1020. Li-actH with the rww C!.'v-'*iiml thev ave at their best. THE CANADIAN BANK |j QRAZINO. ti-actor. OrKxtlu-K Act. lOlii, fur myMl«i)iutlc pfl*>v«*.ii.nuient or llvtiutock liutiuUry \n-~- Two furrow ploufijh. All " OF COMMERCE ,., \\ .»- .1 > :., lip*. .>,.,!.... il. iw mun-imoiMWiii-J \ Vi-plpp-p. to. ui'~-Ai\,; ul.rUU'.ti. UI.P1 IKI.';,,.. Muti)jmmv~'-**m*--m-mvi^^ t-msmi**-**- ., .1, ,x .x.i H • ... mmrmm0r*mmM44m m.* .mi mm* udmti-li''rut Ion urnrlor Coinmli'Nli'-ite-r. , mm..r~ *tx^, ..-±.r~-mwiim.*m -f V.'.MlU.'W"*'.*^"'*-** •ll«l*»-•'*••W-V .'' Annum Krui-'i'if ii.-iniHii iii.nn.ii I.UMO.I bonked. •Ohartf.'H rtiade known hn nuinhflrii ranged: priority for c'ltul,. on upplicatrioit. i'"H i" |p..t><4.<} I.lll.ll., I il 144'U -I 44V II. I .4 |,|)I X AX T-'.'ir. .*. '"".-!".• I<• •"'• inr rtiiii'.i iiiiinniMV xr. x j*< S** \n ur. m 1 n • 11. jriPiii, 01- pa 1 tlnlly rr.>. , i>.iinH>» ia tr^viFtftjri n *iitr^ttii*L'ili. ***^« VJI- iijrK----n.-"<-4z.~. xwjitiR-.ci't.t-Crft Sti p .11. M, p .• mi xm, (tin, l*.l.i|*.N«}ft|H '%^-^-m -mm*•*-" W •— "*- — -"- j 0 — $4'f4fm ,*%MM • «i«»..,*,l.i,iU \Z iZ .4 •H,l*' 'tuli ll',.»" * m '(.,1 lIM* If '* 4A-JtiiMI~t0itmi-m-~vmSl~^ lid,***-* mmim* M-Mi-tm~~imi!sm 9T8T1R. rt-^rPvZ\wfYtv7 Tk (ft " — *"• \~>~x.X-JSJ JL. V J.T f mmm. T„£- f \ lhc trade oi Europe and bent it on its with ours. They're punk!" And he | S Pimoly Face? own ground. The splendidly cquipp- eart Palpitated had paid his bill, shaken Ruggles I I 'n-riv* *F.r« A wav .1 p-/p+ •i'l shops in Paris -and I-ondc warmly by the hand, and departed, Could Count Every Beat with nobody in thc place the wiser. 'his Very Night I •rind other cities snggeslco, in ». way, But now, as he stood quivering at i lhe powerful outposts of an invading Simple and Inexpensive Way to When the hear' begins to palpitate the door, an even greater-shock was army, carrying as they did the Amcri- Clear up Sallow Complexion it will beat fast f:*r MV ral seconds, in store for Rugglcs. Dick, having de- ear, ensign far and wide and. compel-j then slb.v, then start to Mutter, and a ! scended, turned and held out his hand ling admiration for American enter- j feeling of utter depression will come YOU GET RESULTS QUICKLY to assist a lady to alight, and as Rug — I prize and commercial dafing. Ruggles • ?v,01" >"°--*" whole system, aceompan- glcs stared, fascinated, he saw that Jhad loftv visions of the dav to come -e^>V ^^k, fain.in and dispells. An easv way to freshen up tl . S ic; - . ." - , i When the heart gget< s mio this eon- this transcendent vision of loveliness dullest, sallow est skin is to purity {"A hen, these outposts pushing farther, dition, you become weak, worn and was the pulsating original of the-por lhc blood, clear it of all humors, and j and farther into thc Kast, the sun miserable, and are unable to attend traits tacked about the walls of his enrich it by the regular use of Dr. j *j i c.r set on the flag oi the lo either social, business or household wou t ncV little Passy abode. It was actually Hamilton's Tills. 'Walkeasy Shoe. Company; when, no duties. if Not only will Dr. Hamilton's Pills Miiburn's Heart and Nerve Pills Ruth Downing, thc only daughter of matter what the hour, in some part put roses in your checks and bright will give prompt and permanent relief Richard P. Downing and the sister of of the world the doors of the com ness in your eyes, they will do won to all sufferers from any heart weak Dick. Ruggles had a sensation as of ders for your' general health, and pany would be open lo customers, ness or nerve, derangements. a great many small white mice scram Use Cuiicm I® K^p j quickly make you feel and look like a whether in New York, Paris, Buda Mrs. Walter Greives, Apsley, Out., ae-w person. writes: "I had been run down, and bling' up his spine. pest, Bombay, Hong Kong, Sydney, Impossible to have headache, indi doctors told mc I was anaemic, but But in spite of this Olympian inva Wmi llm¥-~zm Falfegl l~I .*-.»-• *-*•» *ln *.«•» ~^,*i *•* Vi*i«-ir*iCi-n »•-•*.•• w 7 \. ^ „-"•,;_; „_; i _^*"— "* " • • •jKow many times have barbers giv«n| gestion, or bilious fits ii you tone tiie IMC •*.<. X -t their •"•"-dicin.es. sion, he did not lo.se his head. Every system with Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Ruggles, might bc commandant of! I could not sleep nights, my heart j this -advice to jticrx "-srho "ire Icsiiiiu! thing was in order for the visitation gthelr hair because of dandniS and! Neither will you have torpid liver, one of these depots, jealously guard- i palpitated so,-and I could count every constipation or bad breath. Your of the heaven-born, and Ruggles was scalp irritation. At night *mbC*at!-l cura Ointment into the scalp. *••* Next J -whole body will be cleansed, purified, ing-the interests of thc great organiz-; , *uscd lQ have such dizzv spc„s j conscious of a soul-searching exulta morning shampoo with Cuticura Soap ation and defying thc attacks of*-tor- would have to go to bed.- I was not strengthened. tion that the honors of thc reception and hot water* A dean, healthy To get back lost looks and to re-jcign trade rivals It was an inspiring able to do any work for eight months. were to devolve upon him and not scalp means good hair. • , Store failing health no better medicine- thought. i A cousin of mine had taken Miiburn's upon Durand. The. much bebuttoned Cuticura Soap 25c, Oifttaseat 25 i-~i for man or woman than Dr. Hamil- ' Heart and Nerve Pills and told me. iTalcutn 25c. plua Canadian datnat.^,_ Of course hc was still young for boy whose duty it was to tend the Ion's Pills could bc recommended. what they had done for her. 1 took 8| neverywhere. For»ami**leeacA'*fi^a*S*3se«s, n : For forty years thc Catarrhozone Co. such a position, but hc knew the bus efght boxes of them, and now I am door had scampered off to lunch, so CuUctsra. D«pt. tT.-Ut~~~a.v~ .S.A. have sold them under guarantee in 25c iness thoroughly and stood well with able to help every day with thc work. Ruggles opened the doors and wait I am so thankful to tell others what boxes. the company, and lie felt that lie had they have done for nie, so that they ed. - i a certain claim to advancement, not may try this great and wonderful Thc two Olympians did not imme only on account of his own faithful remedy. I hope this may prove good diately enter. Thcy paused to exam ness and devotion, but because of his to someone who is suffering the wav ine thc display of samples in thc win }I did." r N father's efforts in its behalf, As a dow, and, so far as Ruggles could as 1 Miiburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are 'liiiTie* NILS matter of '"•** "*•-*••-—-•-- t lact, ixiiggies, seniors, in- 50c a box at alj dealcrS( or mH*ieti di certain, seemed pleased with the ex ; ventions had been of far greater com- rect on receippt otf pricp e by The T position. xf\ ^ PP^-J m-0, ,9-s, .#••. #-.3 i mercial profit to the company than o., Limited, Toronto, Ont. "Very latest models," he heard Dick l/WIi oii-U*"C» ; even the inventor had ever dreamed. say, as hc bent his Jovian brows on BY A man of any business sense would the display. "Good a show as I've. ARTS allowed to interfere with the athletic *M «..i th': factory force. Ruggles, senior,! oyer the heads of his less capable se-j Bm ]--Ugg-es-s adoration of this tion in aviation which prevailed dur- at Port Arthur and Fort William, On 1 had been with the \\ alkea*-y Company: niors — which same may be said to , jcmjgCK-, was no( \yA(,c.\ solely on such "ing the war, it will havc become ihe tario, as well as at Toronto, Quebec, a*- {'orI*mar. ever since it? incorpora-' '-.old true of any service, whether it!! iniperson-..l tenets as these. "While em- custom to travel to Kuropc by airship and St. John, New Brunswick. Of be military, commercial, or ol tii.r., ar.<1 ij'ing of an inventive mind, **-*"•'iploved in one of the New York retail and not al all uncommon to go over the amount to bc voted $23,494,256 is the he had 1 SO' ne highly valuable other sort, and nobody can deny tlie j sto,.„S| HC li;l(i onc c'ay come into per- in thc morning aian d return in thc af- chargeable to current revenues, and iri.ii*!'. • i tret *i:ing and siiiching justice thereof. I sonal relations with Dick Downing,; tcrnoon, was forecasted byLicut.- the remainder to capital account. •c...! i *- k i <_>nt" of t'.K: e! v. i: r K u --; - ll was the slack hour, and. Rugglcs 1 who had dropped in to buy a pair of! Commander Albert C. Read, of the propc-rlv handled, was looking out upon the traffic flow-! shoes. Rugglcs. who had waited on j XC-4, at a dinner given in honor of Probably no man ever wanted the -ii.igi.i him a small for-', ing up and down thc boulevard when i hiiii, had been shocked to observe that j hirn, Commander John T. Towers of T earth more than thc onc who is mak \-.r, • . : ;. had beer, ap-'( a big, heavy limousine, of American j he was shod in footwear of an alien ' thc NC-3, Lieutenant-Commander 1\ . ing his first trip across the pond. p-.-r.p-.-i -.••..!-•., which in! make drew silently up to the curb, brand. Worse than that, they were j L. Bellinger of the NC-1, and their ii-.:':-.!y increased and from it there descended a hand- the shoes of a sharp business rival, crews, by thc American Flying Club I-'-i ' i.m* n.. royal-: some young giant with a fresh .skinjHc alone of ail the people in lhe shop at tlie Hotel Commodore. RB I*"""-* *r~~ Sff&BB S\- • •'. v, KngK-*"--. v. hile und the hall-mark of his nationality hud penetrated Dick Downiug's incog- Commander Read told of the en Bl.b-.HB 1 -W-W-W iii-' n P"Or tamped most legibly upon him. Rug- nilo. Discovered thus in sin bv trie thusiasm for flying which he found *, i i •" <1 died gles had a good look at him as h****''ingenuous Ruggh Dick had laugh-! in England and France, and expressed Wm t\ -%"Pfirl B •Tpr.fi 5.9 . n 11 a.i : ./• r • 1 • >iepprd down from thc ear, and his'. y\. [his astonishment to find such si lack \ij.v.>rous young heart went off with a F gJUSIIIHillfllil "The proof of the pudding's in the! of general feeling toward aviation on whirr n\ a motor when the clutch is eating, old chap," he had said to Rug ' his return to the United Slates. May he Overcome by Lydia -nihil nly released with the gas turned gles. "Don't give nie away. 1 wanted E. Pinkham's Vegetable mi full. lie recognized that strong, to satisfy myself how they compared Krupps Appeal To Workers Compound -—Thi© If It jjood -humored lace with its heavy Letter Proves It. :'ol- I'urehead, high-bridged nose, masterful By Strikes Important Orders Have 1.1" j..\<., and dark, deep-set eyes. At ~ West Philtidelphin, Po.-—*" Dnrinc th« Been Lost -;n-.-le glance, it proclaimed lhe young I thirty year-** I have been marrl-Rd, I nave Essen, Germany.— Krupp'** works rm*rn, sxmtsoff^ W»P'rP»Wlr»144PPS.pPPPPWlH'P|lM|ijii.|iiffi.ipW* 4|iii|»^^i,jmMWPP] mrPPPPrr-Wpprpppp »i.~mmmni,'i,t / i^-i p^ffiS BEVIBW. CBESTOSCa 0 • -. 0 X- Tr****" ' X. *B"" TO French Favored i\nar€nist -ess**, in. n-wiiie •rc A_ e Gentral Part of Ancient Capital Was s^s-a-a. *%d9> .«n».a Vou sur-siy must If you don't save wnen you are Asked That Conditions of Absolute to Be Attacked By Bosnbs young. An Exceisior Endownaetit is the best way. Equality Be Granted Jews In Rome.—An anarchist plot to attack New or Enlarged States tbc central part of Rome by means of Write for pamplet to-day fl mtAfr-. ^ej"!!*? ?}mfff>m.m iLrsSass. s* SSJBJ BKSB'S Paris.—M. Pichon, foreign minister, hand grenades and other explosives ta lata ~% replying to a communication from has been exposed by the arrest of six inib£- m.&h*£™j*\ ~Afi% IBM WINNIPEG SASKATOOK E»Mdl*tO!f VANCOUVER members of the chamber of deputies teen of the conspirators four hours asking information as to the attitude before the time fixed for carrying out of France in the peace coTifercncc their plans. with regard to thc Jews of Poland, About the same time thirty anar Rumania and other countries, declares chists motored to Fort Partalata, four that, from the beginning of the con miies from Rome.^and tried to induce 'WA fiST A FFF\S 1 ference, the French government en the garrison to join in an attack in Heat Seville deavored to secure consideration of the Rome market place. The soldiers You will find the ma the Jewish question and had asked fired on the anarchists and seized sev jority of people wear that conditions of absolute equality bc eral of them. The others fled. The Orange ing clean, well-kept granted Jews in new or enlarged c.i.y*" remains tranquil. m\ S _ _ IS J~ _ shoes states. These efforts, M. Pichon says, AYAari tl*^i*a.ca.-*t? resulted in the treaty already signed Minard's Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. All Orange and Sugar- by Poland guaranteeing complete lib No camouflage. Bolted vDitk care in Silver Pan.. erty and equality to Jews in political Rainbow chasers get at least a run and religious matters. for their money. ASK YOUR (JROCH FOR IT. It is usually safe to say that when King Ludwig of Bavaria, who com a child is pale, sickly, peevish and ii used by those who demand plains that he has no place to lay restless, the cause is worms. These President Wilson TUB. NSW PRSM&H REMKOY. M.l. H.2. ti--. a good, economical shine. parasites range the stomach and in A Staon shine stays on longer his head, evidently hasn't thought of Wmidxl testines, causing serious disorders of Favors Jt xxclx THBRAPIOHtreat luceeej, cufc-tsCHROMIC ~-%%-Sx&WCAKXKM. -.IT vsaom. than most shines—and its ea»y resting it on the old Kaiser's bosom. at VIU. K.D1XKY. ZU-KODZK. OitZASXa. SI.O0I> fOISOM. to put on in the first place. thc digestion and preventing the in piLKa. BITHS* MO. pict-droiaTS »r MAM. tl. rorr 4 on Aslc vour dealer for Staon. —Detroit Tournal. fant from deriving sustenance from •TOUGEKJP. co. es. BSXEHAN ST.MEW YOKK arc.ru AK snt>~ Stated That He Agrees With Decision ron.oK.ro. wnirn rott FRBS BOOS TO OR. r-s C~~~~ DOMESTIC SPECIALTY CO. food. Miller's Worm Powders, by MKD.CO.HAVBK»TOCrHI>. HAi-FBTKAD. t-OtSO.it. KKO, Limited CRY NEW PHAQEC lTA»TSLUM) S-OU'riOT EASY TO TACS HAMILTON. CANADA destroying the worms, corrects these to Try Ex-Kaiser in London If you would criticize your boss, get faults of the digestion and serves to Paris.—The question of the trial of I §^ Eg""*!J^ffi-fOr**Pw i-A8TiNac.o*aa. fully a mile, away from everybody, restore the organs to healthy action. tBCtaiT XKADB MARKED WORD 'THBKAPIOM* IS OK former -Emperor William was on the •carr. -o.T.-Txtxr j-tnxxo TO AU -XXVIH* r ACUTA then whisper to yourself. A superstitious man is the onc who program for discussion by the Coiin- imagincs that others think as much cil of Tmee for several days while A Sure Corrective of Flatulency.— wOOd'S £&«*$!l~?Lm3~ Fight Pictures of him as he does himself. I President Wilson was still in Pans, The Great English' Remedy, When the undigested food lies in the Tones and invigorates tha who's stomach it throws oil gases, causing [ Rcuter's Paris bureau declares, in an aervoii*. systeai, make** txew Blooa Unfit For Public ia old Veins, Cures Nervoti* pains and oppression in the stomachic State oi Ohio, City ot Toledo. Lucas * article regarding recent statements by Debility, Mental and. Brain Worry, Vespon- County—ss. , region. The belching or eructation of . 'tt.e members of the United Slates dT-—ri,f.„ T.4V.OO d,V* SJ «\0V.4,V> S2rxYr0x4rmdJrx~ -.J.lx^ Columbus, O.—The Willard-Dcmp- these gases is offensive, adu the only Frank J. Cheney makes oath tha...» t hf. ts- . -"• Heart, Failing Hemoi-p. Price $1 per box, tsix senior partner of the firm ot" F. J. Cheney | peace, mission that Premieemierr Lloyd for S3. Ono will please, eix will cure. Sold by all sey fight pictures may never be seen way to prevent them is to restore the *** Co.. xlryiv.t*- btj'ii'-pe^s *n the Citv of Toledo. I -~. * , , .. i - . - druggiita or mailed ia plain pkg. on recciot o? stomach to proper action. Parmeiee's County ;ancl** Stat"aforesaid, and U,^ _said George's statement on the subject m riee. Nno-aamphletinaileAfree. TH"£ W©OSS iu public. In Ohio at least, the}' will Vegetable Pills will do this. Simple firm -will pay the sura, of ONE HUNDRED ihe House of Commons had come as R.™ES?!G!'M"iGO=?T0'*!QNTai*aMT5 4F.in.ti.vjlx-im. » DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh that not be placed on exhibition. The directions go with each packet, and cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S a surprise to them. Ohio censor board officially rejected a course of them taken systematically CATARRH MEDICINE. is certain to effect a cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.. Rcuter's, which says its information the pictures as being unfit to be ex Sworn to before me and subscribed in comes from authoritative conference hibited iu public. Thc probability oi say presence, this 6th day of December, sources, adds, however, that because 00 YOU WANT TO KNOW A.D. 1886. the r cta Thirteen may bc an unlucky num (Seal) A. \V. Gleason, Notary Public. *ZT. J * * •'*<«** SHOBTHOHN CATTtK . I the pictures being shown in other of'more urgent business coming i>p, Th« breed for tho farmer or rancher Writoth«8»c- | ber, but one sewing machine an.i. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is taker. Efstsr*? t~-x\t.y for FKS3 ?IT3LIC-"**X»G'*-*S, ass gg-- 1 states is believed to depend on what internally and acts through the Blood on the the discussion of the question by the your nata* on our tree malline Iiat. 8 construction is to be placed upon the twelve phonographs will do thc work Mucous Surfaces of thc System. council was postponed. Nevertheless, I of one woman. Druggists 75c. Testimonials free. DOMINION SHORTHORN BSEEDER'S ASSOG'S 1 Rodenbcrg Act, which prohibits prize F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. the agency declares, it is known that W.A.-Oryden.Pres. G. E.Day, Sro. I I Srooklin, Ont. Gaelpb. Ont ! fight pictures being handled in inter President Wilson had expressed him state commerce. GIRLS! LEMON JUICE Says a rural editor: "A smart man self strongly as to the place for the is never a success as a fisherman. We holding of the trial, and it asserts that tried it ourselves.*' Minard's Liniment Cures Diphtheria. ISA SKIN WHITENER there is every reason to believe he was fully cognizant of the decisions CHiLDREH NEED HELP Spatikiiig doesn' t cure bed* wetting; Kow tc Make a Creamy Beauty Lo A Ready Weapon Against .Fain. — to try the ex-emperor in London. Oea-^-ock-***•* i*!.in****ston —the trouble is due to weakness tion for a Few Cents There is nothing equal to L>r. Thom Kingston, Ont.—Negotiations be as! Eclectric Oil when well rubbed in. of the internal organs. My success tween the metal trades council, repre- ™, - - . r . r~ u ,„.x .„•» It penetrates the tissues and pain dis- Consider Bulgar Peace ful home treatment -will be found scntui(r thc Canadian Locomotive Co., The juice of wo fresl lemons s before h Th g „£ ^ London.—General Crctien, com helpful. Send no money, but strained into a bottle co.£u.^,ie preparation that will reach the spot have reached a deadlock, and the pre ounces of orchard white makes a J , . - mander of the allied forces in Bul write me today. My treatment sident has made a final offer of a 45- whole quarter pint ^of the most re sequence it ranks first among lini garia, has informed the Bulgarian pre is equally successful for adults, markable lemon skin beautifier at mier that peace delegates from that hour week, 54-hour pay, and the men about thc cost one must pay for *. ments now offered to the public, and troubled with urinary difficulties, have rejected thc on*""er, insisting on a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. TiT^accordcd first place among all its country would be calied to Paris soon, inii"», m ~utnm~n~, u-x -T~. &*»-•**.*--*- 44-hour week. Care should be taken to strain the competitors. and that the Bulgarian government is lemon juice through a fine cloth sono invited to nominate a delegation; ac Labor Will Try the Polls MONEY ORDERS lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion cording to a Sofia dispatch to the Ex Thc great curse of this country now will keep fresh for months. Every Winnipeg.—Leaders in the recent It is always safe to send a Dominion Ex change Telegraph. is thc fact that there arc so many woman knows that lemon juice is strike have not by any means given press Money Order. Five dollars cost*. ture*s public officials whose business it is used to bleach and remove such blem cents. ishes as/ freckles, sallowness and tan up the idea of aiming to secure the to attend to other people's business.— and. is the ideal skin softener, whit- cstablishmct of a six-hour day, ac Florida Times-Union. ener and beautifier. , cording to J. L. McBride, business RED HOT JULY DAYS To Suppress Sinn Fein Just try it! Get three ounces of agent of the electricians' union and a orchard white at any drug store and HARD ON THE BABY All Sinn Fein Organizations Pro two lemons from the grocer and make member of thc strike committee. up a quarter pint of this sweetly When asked how hc would bring claimed at Dublin Castle as fragrant lemon lotion and massage it July—thc month of oppressive heat; Unlawful this about, hc replied: "At the polls red hot days aud sweltering nights, is daily into the face, neck, arms and next November and in a constitu Dublin.—A proclamation has been hands. extremely hard on little ones. Diarr tional way. When you start out to hoea, dyscntry, colic and cholera in issued from Dublin Castle declaring t beat thc law, you simply can't do it, fantum carry off thousands of pre all Sinn Fein organizations and Irish He "Caught 'Em All Right cious little lives every summer. The and sonic of us alwavs knew it." volunteers in the county of Tipporary He hud experienced bad luck fish mother must bc constantly on her unlawful associations. ing. On his way home he called at guard to prevent these troubles, or if they come on suddenly to fight them. This announcrineni is made in a the fish store and said to thc pro "If you must kiss a baby," says a medical writer, "lhc back of tlie neck No oilier medicine is of such aid to memorandir.'i by the chip's" >i-iri-Ui*.y prietor: mothers during the hot summer as is is the safest place." We always for Ireland, enumerating ;i s-*ri.-> >>f "Just slaud uver there and throw Baby's Own Tablets. Thcy regulate thought that was what you lifted crimes and offences in the p..*-i y-.-;ir me five of the biggest of those trout!'' the bowels and stomach, and au occa TiilS iXOENil Cfi nit Tit-f them up by.—London Opinion. sional dose given to thc well child and stating that as the lno-isuiv*. al "Throw 'em? What for?" asked the will prevent summer complaint, or if ready taken have failed to check thc iSrtwywfTT^iGii.u',HrtTt£ man in amazement. the trouble docs come suddenly will t Sinn When you hear a girl speak of a Fein's criminal activities "the "So I can tell thc family 1 caught banish it. Thc Tablets arc sold by OF PUP.IT Y. young man as a bear—well, you can medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cts. government is compelled to suppress 'em. 1 may be a poor fisherman, but draw vour own conclusions. a box from The Dr. Williams' Medi ihe organizations." I'm no liar." cine Co., Brockville, Ont. A little widow with dimples is a A silver lining may have a copper "Black Watch"—The Best Black , . cloud. Plug Chewing Tobacco on the Market '••»••£'•'•ollE- t,m,£ The King And The Sailor Jean Bart Was as Ready to Defy Eti Tr§i.-;z^t' asn 3SE53C An Open Verdict Clogged Nostrils Open quette as to Brave the Atlantic Gales No Proof, That Police Fired Fatal Breaihiiig Blade Easy, It was in the Palace of Versailles Gut Shot in Winnipeg that Jean Bart, thc noted privateer Winnipeg.—That Mike Sokolowski Catarrh Cured! Down iHBLEgS captain, Avas presented to the French came to his death during a riot on King whom he had served so valiant Butter Saturday, June 21, as the result of re New Method Very Successful ly. He was the roughest of sea-dogs ceiving a bullet wound through thc Losses Tl is a new method of treatment, and as ready to defy eitquette as to IHHj*l£gl heart, tired by some person unknown, that of medicated air, and cannot fail brave the Atlantic gales. Jean got was the verdict of the coroner's jury to be beneficial. It goes wherever air tired of waiting for the King, and, to S \otiz -- your butter tl la «M>Af> tmrtwTltri*, T4> MaMM CTIP, riding ou lhe <•.."'•*. The verdict add can go, thus reaching all thc affected Au your "-wM-BMlon, you can "HtfH • ***H Irtil *"***• '"'* P*P» .BgiMBi'i!!'^^ •"•***••***•• it II -iimii iii"*-*w- mm. THE CKESTOK BEYISW Mrs. Oatway and the children left! Moore will be here on Tuesday next to 5 -sras^Sea'' ~*~'s.~x *=^1?&£*&'&.£mI m 3.... -*,-,. .",,1?.>-.- *P ATfT,...\, r..i-.rxr,r. Oil 1 UCnu.lJ 1W1 p-rpjurv-rv, *Vrl4*Pl,., PP- LJCIC take prospective bidders on tbe work (-••••trirt't-oll. they will spend a few weeks with rel out to look at t CHJX. tJ-Uvt* or country BiRTH~On June 16th, to Mr., and atives at that point. that is to be worked on. Mrs. D. C. MacKenzie, a son. .Miss Cower of Calgary, Alta., ar The youngsters especially, and the Major Mallandaine was a business rived on Tuesday to take the position grown-ups to some •considerable de- visitor at Nelson a couple of days the of stenographer at the Canyon City gree, will have a big afternoon and fort*? part of the week. Lumber Co. office, and is staying with night on Tuesday, when well- her parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Gower known Buller dog and pony shows are PIGS FOB SALE—Ten of them, from on the Bysouth ranch. billed to play Creston. They have six to eight weeks old. Enquire vvhite everything a complete circus of this Practically all shipments of Fruit made out of Crestoii on; Lunch restaurant, Oreston. W. K. Brown has this week joined up with the army of auto owners in sort usually carries, including an 18- Saturday are not used until Monday morning. Most, close-hi,; WANTED—Jersey or Guernsey milch town and country,- and is now being piece band. There will be a big free buyers refuse, to accept shipments which arrive at destination on e.ow just freshened. Also a couple of initiated into the art of driving the street parade atll a.m. See announce Sunday, and this means that the only places Teft to which we can young pigs. "Win. Cower, Creston. baby grand .Chevrolet which he pur ment on page 4. ship on Saturday are points beyond Medicine Hat and Calgary.: chased from Embree & Foreman. As predicted the glorious twelfth of This season there is no train north out of Calgary on Sundgy, so CANARIES—Two canary birds for that Saturday shipments must go east. Ranchers are advised to 1- - ;. . . XlC.-fl— ^\...... r-r. A Mrs. Jas. Cherrington got back on July produced the needed rain, though lieilMlll Ull^ j-'l<«il«ci.6P-^, hardly enough of il, and with delivery cut down Saturday shipments to the lowest possible minimum, Mrs. Kennedy,Victoria Ave., Preston. Tuesday from a six weeks'" holiday a day ahead of time. On Friday morn and avoid losses which are bound to occur if Saskatchewan with Victoria and Vancouver friends. markets are overloaded with l.c.l.. Raspberries once each week. MILCH COW Foit SALE—Due to She i-eports the weather at the capital ing last the Valley got a half-hour of freshen in a few days. Will sell or delightfully cool, a coat being quite rainfall, but the total of it was less trade for beef cattle. P. Burns & Co., a necessity most every evening she than a third of an inch. But at that it Creston. was in the city. helped things along considerably. A real downpour should be along be G.W.V.A. member** are asked to re Tuesday afternoon proved to be the member the regular meeting on Sat fore Wednesday—there's a circus in hottest day the Valley has had this town on Tuesday. -~' urday night in Speers' Hall at the year. The mercury got up to 93 in the usual hour. The many friends of Mrs. Jas. Cook shade that afternoon, and the heat »E"ifl B""TT """•"*. Mr. F. A. Barton, who left here continued well into the night, 60 be- will extend sincerest sympathy on m- »* * a W mmm -~m* learning that on-Tuesday she received about four ye-irs ago to reside at Van- iug the lowest point it touched in word of the death of her mother at eouver, arrived on Tuesday to visifT twenty-four hours. A Georgetown, Ont. A wire came Mon friends in Creston, and is the guest of W. H. Lyne of Vancouver, the B.C. day that deceased was in rather seri Mrs. P. H. Jackson. fruit pests inspector, is paying the ous condition, and Mrs. Cook immedi Mrs. J. B. Miller of Pincher Creek" Creston Valley an official yisit this ately made- preparations to leave for Alta., a former resident of Creston week. The apple crop is not as clean the old home next day, but on Tuesr was here for a few days last week, re this year as last for some reason, day morning the word came that she Protect Your FORD newing old acquaintances and looking though climatic conditions aro very was dead, death being due to pleuro after business interests. similar to the last two years. with a The Chas, Edw. Smith concert com P. S. Bunney, a Victoria land sur On Sunday Rev. J. S. Mahood an pany, assisted by Mrs. Foreman, and veyor, is here this week,., and has a nounced that the usual evcry-six-week Defender Thief-Front Ford Lock Mr. Chorlton and Mr. B. B. Staples small staff of assistants doing some even''no- service at\ Christ Church will propose giving a high class sacred con professional work on a part of the old. be discontinued. This partly due to the cert on Sunday night. August 3rd. im Sayward Davis timber limit. fact that he is now taking seryices at Locks tlie box and locks the casing mediately after the churches are dis all the points on Kootenay Lake and covering the switch. **•-•-* The Stockbreeders Association re missed. Further particulars later. as Crsston is really out side his parish minds that this is the last day for re local Anglicians are in good luck to Denes the thief. Cannot be picked. Creston will have its peace celebrati "N ceiving application for permits to cut on to-night, when the Ladies' Guild of have services Jat all from him. Last hay on the Hats this year. Application 1 0hr*st chllrch entertain at a dance in Sunday he was here in the morning mmi~ma,B m*—*^ SS SiT V=i — 6=3— i"= *=-**. P=-L g| ^Pff-feV SIGH'S' forms to be nad from J A. Lidgate. honor of the sreat occa•isiont . The new at Queens Buy at night. Next service at Creston will be on August 3rd. I IJL^ i B i in Mrs. Broderick, si-., who with her Chorlton orchestra will furnish music. rtilr&UL husband left Creston about six years The ladies extend a special invitation yriLu i u H Q ago, and has since resided at Canniore to all war veterans to be their guests REPAIRS GILS-iiOT GREASES Alta., is dead. She passed away about on this occasion. two weeks ago at the age of 70 years. The secretary of the boys and girls- club asks us to announce, that Mr. Ter Dr. Rose of Nelson was hese be es Muriel Hobden and Mabel Huscroft Misses Wells admit, but not so many E. Reburn of Nelson arrived on who have been here for the berry seas considering the nature of the work. ry, chief poultry instructor, expects to tween trains on Saturday, attending There were about thirty-six workshops Monday to join the staff of the local on, left for- their homes at Oreston on branch of the Imperial Bank, but is be in Creston this month to visit those a case of pleurisy in the Indian camp. doing different branches of the work Monday. at Woolich, and it was in one of these only-here temporarily, a permanent members of the Boys and Girls' Club John Mastield of the Wynndel Box' who have entered in the poultry rais that the terrible accident when a Miss teller being expected before the end of Factory crew left on Sunday for Cran A party of about fifteen Doukhobors Peters had her eyesight completely the month. ing competition. The members who brook, where he has accepted a positi arrived from Brilliant the latter part destroyed occurred. are raising pigs may also expect a visit. on. of the week to pick strawberries. The girls are Hying with their pai- FOR SA*LE—Horse, weight between ents at Burnside, nejiv Victoria. They There is prospect of the. business Three auto loads of Wynndel young Everybody wishes the Douks had ar are clear-skinned, athletic young i'OO and 1000, suitable for driving or rived three weeks earlier as they will places along Wilson Ave. being people took in the picnic at Porthiil on women aud are seriously thinking of light ranch work. Also buggy, cutter do double the amount ot> work a day going on the hind as their future equipped with electric light almost Sunday, all report a first-class time. and light harness. $200 takes every immediately. R. E. Beattie has about that can be got out of the Indian help. career. thing. J. H. Cameron, Box 718, Cran decided to install a Delco plant in the Miss Bess White spent a few days brook, B.C drugstore, and if this is done it will al with Canyon City friends the latter Miss Clara Osled of Trail returned home on Tuesday, after spending W. J. Sheppard of- Nelson, the pro so be made to supply THE REVIEW part of the week. vincial bee inspector, is paying the Mawson Bros., Pacific restaurant and about three weeks on the O. J. Wigen J. J. Grady had men busy -on Mon strawberry shipping staff. Creston Valley an official visit this S. A. Speers' store. day loading out some of his sawmill week, and reports the season in the 1 After taking a month at it to inve<*- machinery, which he has sold to a Kootenay as generally favorable to«, ! • tig.lte Idah0t WnSbinBton and B.C. concern at Taghum. t ho apiarists. j centres Andrew Johnson, who a few Constable Vaehon of Creston was (.en. Huscroft, jr., is this week's re- J weeks ago sold the Tebo place to-"Mr. hereon Saturday looking after the Former Creston t ut -ned veteran, getting back from ov- j Dish man, has this week closed a deal cutting of the noxious weeds on some I'iseas early in the week. He has had i for the purchase of the Hatfield ranch of the lands here. Girls Are Praised about fifteen months in uniform and ! on the fiats. It is a ten-acre place certainly shows all-round benefit of . pretty well set out. to orchard that is Miss Flossie White left on Wednes Our endeavor is to eliminate day for Yahk, where she visit her par To those of our readers who can re military life. | bearing in good shape. call Creston of half a dozen years ago credit entirely. By paying- i ents for awhile. -—and that includes most everyone— Mr. Morris of Vancouver, superin- i In this issue will be found the pro- cash you have no occasion to There'„will be the usual Saturday the following article from Vancouver i *'M*ident of agt-nrif** for the Canadian vincial works department advt. call- worry about store bills, keep- night dance at the clubhouse this Daily Province will be of particular 1'ank of Commerce, paid Creston an ing for tenders for the construction of interest. The two ladies who form the week. ing track of accounts, receipts • 'fticial vi-i t the fort- p.'irl. of the week, a mile-and a-half of the new Creston- the subject of the sketch during their : m.-„„„-.],:•,,.., 0f fu.,4. un,.r three-year residence here made nuni- . *-"' .-tuy wiiug ui Liiat- »IM i-. .-.nd whih * h<***.* was the guest of Mi-. Goatfell road diversion near Goat Riv Miss Florence Bathie was a Sunday ere us fi-iemls all of whom will be grat,- I - , . . . and Mi--. iienn.-U. er Crossing. Road superintendent visitor with friends at Erickson. Miss ified at hearing the splendid service so ; On OU1* part doing business splendidlyn^n«UM*eil by Ih^two for- Js oquaj]y facilitated. Book- mer citizens. J he article lollows: , i •> ... , keeping expense, and nievit- Friends ol the sisters, M.ona and i i i i i i i. i Ursula, rt-uighti-i-s or D.-. and Mis. <'ible bad debts, means an ad- Primrose Wells of Victoria, say there dition to tl 10 Selling price that were no two braver sulnectH or the • , . , j Empirsisters,e whdurino fogr thfoue r wayearr stha Worken , thesd ine j MlO Customer has to pay. tlie danger room of Woolwich arsenal To encourage spot cash •*$•*•*•• (a as mmm making munitions. Many others worked in this room, but few Htayetl business we are giving a long. Some died from accident or ill ness, and numbers In-oko down under the strain, but the "Misses Wells *'car- Tied on" until the end, and have but DiscouBlt of 5 recently rel urued to Canada. lleHidcs daily explosions in some part of the Per Cent* factory they were in every air raid a&-*ii-ifr-ffl,TO and their extraordinary pluck and en on all durance would be hard to excel. They li..*.*;- wan-.' through their frying ex t-\ -»»%. J^%. dt4*~l mm FU--F jit^m J4*-. *-\--rtt periences without showing aiiy indi rv„_ \Jm%J-Jlv~~-.c mm9vxJK.9m.~t WI icn you 1Du y a (IMIiVROLET you .-*>v *- II cation of nervous strain. a Thr I'.iMlern wei-i* lhe first, two women ~w~.y to enter the danger room at Wool Shoes, Enamel*ware tl ~1( I'L(|uipnvnt a no! Comforts of llic 1; irt>"cr ich arsenal when Hie call canie for vol mmUl40m~4~l0%mT0-mmmmm cars unteers iu November, ll)lf>, and they and Dishes remained after the signing of the ai-miMt ice, until .luniinry, UM.'. Kor a Compare our prices, on any Mrl-'.cl rii: lights *tnd .-.lart i-r. ' .'nmplH.- lamp f-.(|uipin.tii including ieadlij;ht dimmer. while there wen* twelve women in the danger room and tbesc were later in- line, with the. other stores in M nliail' .ail.»r»'.l on'-'-.'iaii l.'ij*. I.*)*-C,-VPT aii'l side curlains. Tilled ("li-.ar vision wind cirased to about 1500—a rcmarkuhlo town and you will be convinc I....M •i u-i't\i rfn.-t i-i •. Hi-fi ni: in,ni. i\,"*:ii;i rim and ciii in-r un rcai'. ( \nnplele tool Iribule In ivnimui'ii Hlli-ii-iicy in deli- ed N hut our pri.-.es are right. !•:-.' " M'*'* .l'<»i|.i>rnn" OI'CIIDM t ions. Tbl* i r T • , i , i x, . ( | . t • ••(iii|>nH*nt, iM'-li'di')'/ pnnip "i MM jack. < -rnnhniai mn mul IM>\ ami loot ivst. fciiH'r, work comprised tlie tilling oi curl.- \\ llll iiiv: .i j i,, i ,; > i i i . < 11,11 t i.i... -•••il. I'-irls'-,-; in door.-,. A I>'K.VJONSTi;.vri<>N WILL <-ON VI N'CK VOU. ridgi-i-auil iiH-eiidiary Wulh-ls uiu-il by we allow in addition you will aircraft,lind all labored a 12-hour day. from 7 a.in. Ilofh ('hslci!' were ovei- agree that it pays to payca.sh. One second-hand Model 4-90 Chevrolet, Price $GS0. supi-rvisoi-.s. ou<- taking charge of the girhi from a. welfare ntandpoiut, and the other ovi-rscring the eltlcicmiy of th'-ir work, Wlicn then- was an iicci- dciit il, w a;p .M'n.M Wi-lhi who n.'iidci'i'd • r-~l T-T r~T »—m rmmm, w (h-st aid anil rush'-d the patii-nt ofY lo • < .., i .. i ,.,,.,. ,..|,;i, .ii I ,p ii.,. ,,; ;.i. gS-mml^^^Vpft B iH N M •1 V-\ f"'.l hot h ..isl oi-n led I be •ocei-p- r-i PI oi gaui/i'd I" •m~~- *~~\ •-..( Ipso* M"'M M H M N ..< ui i| ,4 tx) c< t-tt M I I , • !. •...•\.V.: i I X-lxd l«P IA .tm dWX, 4*v\ 1,00, mry^ ^^0^, | • _' " BL mtttt »Ji? nJBr H. 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