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NO 37 2ND YEAR, CRESTON, ^C, FRIDAY, APRII, 29, 1910 SINGLE COPISS Sc

Narrowly Escaped Drowning cious pies that were so strongly in evi­ dence on this occasion was a practice A narrow escape from a watery grave proof of the good housekeepers that was the thrilling experience that befell adorn the homes of Creston. A snug T. Birt, the genial manager of P. Burns cash sum was also realized as a result of and Co.,and Geo*. Laurie a few days ago the evening's fun. when they attempted to cross the Koot­ euay River on their way to Cloverdale Last Friday, afternoon, Mrs. Mallan­ KOOTENAY LAKE—COURT ranch. It seems that when they got to daine gave an "at borne" in honor of HELD ON BOAT the ferry there was a lot pf timber, in­ Mrs. Reid and MIBS Kinnaird, the moth- The three men of Goschen who went cluding a large poplar tree, lying on the and aunt of R.M. Reid. to see in a bowl were only amateurs and cable. The weight of this mass of wood These Ladies have spent the winter iu poor amateurs at that, to a man who started out from Kootenay Landing yes­ weighted the cable down deep into the Croston and left on the 25th inst.' for terday morning in a biscuit box, steering water. This was about 75 feet from the their home in Ontario. Those who att­ a bold course for Rossland. The indi­ vidual was Frank Karee, a man about shore. They then went out with the ended the "at home" were:-Mesdames 45 years of age, and he launched his ferry as near as possible to the jam and Brown, Bevan, Rose, Rutherford, Hay­ barkKuskanook, passing at a means of the cable. If the cable had not The editor of the Review is in receipt Good JtppQiriifi%erits eeeseeeeeee lief expedition at tbe request of E. Jen­ a friend being in Vancouver wrote to Mc-Saan, a young man with twelve happened the water is fully 100 feet deep The new appointees enter'"upon the du­ coal, but before Dr. Watt left the railway sen, provincial constable of Creston, her mother, a neighbor of ours, that she - ' years experience as a druggist to his who was on his way home from Nelson and the river is over 200 yards in width. ties of their respective positions on May king he was much more interested in the wiih ConstablsB iiaoey of Elko and had read in the paper about tbe death of credit. Mr; MoBeam comes from Leth- 1st. The elevation of Mr. Long to this subject. Within a few weeks of "Df*. Sampson of Coal Creek/ No other craft Daniel Babbitt and thought it was onr ^ A -|>ride and more latterly from Fernie.' He was available. Karee was overhauled Successful Social Events higher office is certainly a good appoint­ Watt's viBit to St. Paul Mr. Hill sent for about five miles out and was taken on brother. When she, Mrs. Simmons, in-, -f--, ~is genial and obliging with the public, board. ment and will meet with general approv­ a trial shipment of Fernie coai and was v formed us I did not think it possible; :y ~1 sod there is no, doubt that he will he •- 'Then ensued one of the moat unique al all over the district as he is an old so pleased with it that he after a short .courts th«t ever sat in the county of The sale of sunbonnetts, aprons and surely someone would nave sent us * able to seta in the large business;* whioh r timpr'.Jiere and practically knows tbe time pnrchased thir.y per cent ofthe *ootenay. The boat returned to the plain sewing, under the auBpices of tbe word. I immediately wrote to the post- ; has prospered so much underAthe^iwan- Landing to wait for'the westbonnd train Kootenay diatrict thoroughly, Added coal company stock for one million fiv£ and Charles Wright, *J. P. of Kootenay Obriet Chnroh parish guild, held in the master st> Erickson. who promptly re- *< , agement ol Sir. E^C* Wilson; tae lorm- %6 this he is a man of good, cool, judg-, hundred thousand' dollars. It was„ in Landing, and Harry --McCarthy, J. P., Auditorium last Thursday evening,, was plied and informed us that our brother.' mrfte of the Kuskuncok, held court on f j i * an unqualified success, and as a" result the" y ear of 1891. This "j-toek invsstment board the steamer, Constable,, Jenson bad Jdied shortly after Christmas and* .. started his investments in B. B.^and he •Jayinglthe information, The magistrates many^nseful and ornamental articles r _ _ -1 .._--» "*-r* . M . _* *^_?r^» _- A.. was buried at Oreston.. He further gta-'. - u,f£ei"-»-?ar<.ls became interested", in "-the' ijong s&iy' .jbew manager-will give his customers mines and the Grauby smelter of the every consideration.- , dence of the district over which^he pre- was brought to Nelson laet night by ated great fun. particulars if £ wishes. I Shss. wrot-e - side as divisional firei warden. The ap* Boundary District. Dr. Watt thinks Constable Jenson and committed to the him again for full particulars regarding " The already large stook of goods will th'at Fort Steele and the whole valley provincial jail to await the examination Iri the ladies' nail-driving contest' the pointinent of Andrew Miller to the office ordered.—Ex. . *- -i. his sickness, death and burial, but so far be increased until a most complete iine surrounding it will prosper rapidly when prize was won by Miss Oartwright, of fire warden at Xlrestori meets with I have received no reply. «• "i „ of" drugs, stationery, fancy goods and the Kootenay Central Railway builds after she and Mrs. Rutherford bad tied. •* ** i general approval. Although a new man, "We beard nothing from my brother,/ , through that section. Since Dr. Watt Wonderful Vegetation In tbe soda biscuit eating contest "for J smokers'c accessories will be found on Mr. Miller is young and energetic, and * _* , Jaok till the 8th of March* ^ My sister/- *V visited Creston two years* ago he has 1 i ^ boys, Ceoil McCarthy won the prize, sale. J. E. Steele, Mr. Beattie's account- there is no doubt that he will make good At the home of A. B. Atwood, near who siyes at Gibson, N.8.', got ta letter V y * _ t i noticed great changes here; many new while little Marjorie Atherton won tbe in liis new offloe. Creston, all kinds of vegetation bos ad­ from him. The excuse he gave for "not >~ ant at Oranbrook, arrived with Mr. Mo- girl's prize iu this same contest. Tbe buildings have gone np, but this is no vanced to a'remnrkable extent. • In his letting us know of our dear' brother's ..' Bean on Sunday last. Mr. Steele, since ladies' whistling contest whioh was ex­ surprise to Dr. Watt who thinks that orchardMr. Attwoodhaa apple^ peaoh, death was tbat he bad been busy getting '' bis arrival, has been bnBy closing np the , Dr. Watt Visits Creston : the soil and climate of thiB distriot fully plum and cherry trees in full bloom, and pected to have been the chief event of books and installing the new manager, he has been using asparagus for the past the business fixed up and the will pro* \ Dr. Watt,,dootor for the Kootenay In- warrant the present prosperous condti- the evening, did not come off, owing to bated." and having completed this work left for three weeks, tne etocks of vhlch arc the baBhfulnesB or Bhyness of the ladies. •dlana, with headquarters at Fort Steele, ion. This veteran medical man says now 25 inches in length, ',He has We are publishing these facts, being \ Oranbrook on Wednesday. the Kooteuay Indians are in a prosper­ In the gentlemen's Bmoking contest the Under the new management it is arrived in Creston on Mondap last on an also been uBing rhubarb' ffflT- several extracts from this lady's letter,' simply offloial tour. Dr. Watt has been at Fort, ous condition; they mahage to sustain weeks past. Also at the ranch of >W. S. prhse was won by Mr. Riobordson. to show and prove conclusively that it deemed advisable for all concerned not Watson, groon onions, rhubarb sad oth­ Steele for the past thirteen years and it themsolves with very' little help from Tbis entertainment refleots great ored­ waa Mr. J. S. Babbitt who was in error „ to extend oredit for more than90 days; the Government., Vory little slokness er greens have been in nee for the past it on Mro. Hayman and the othor ladies and any arfcicses tnat may be called for is twenty-eight years since he first oaiue three weeks, and are now being sold and not the Review when this paper,,', ! to British Columbia. Dr. Watts hasi s found among them and as regard) de­ about town regularly twloo a week. , of Christ Church ladles' guild who. are a few weeks ago Btated that this lady if not already in stock will be {promptly creasing of numbers, snoh is not the case now noted throughout the entire diatrict obtained by the next express. Also a)l done more for tbo Kooteuay ond Fernie hod written a letter enquiring abont her < -. diBtriots than tbe general bublio have as the native eons are holding their own Frederic Villiers, tbe famous war cor­ for making these little ohnrob. affairs brother's death. mail orders will ba made a speoialty of respondent, who gave Bach an interest­ any idea, Ho is tho self-same man who in that respeotl Dr. Watt speaks in high really enjoyable es well as profitable. and receive prompt attention. terms of tho Cariboo distriot where he ing entertainment hero ,loBt Tuesday •W'^-'-eVi-'^-'^-WeVW**^*^ first interested Jjtm Hill in B. O. It was evening, was faifly in raptures ' with MEETING POSTPONED Moyio-Leader.—Eighteen years ago in the year of 1900 tbat &t'. Vttatt vlBited lived for 14 years. It is a email empire Oreston m an ideal spot for homos. Mr. Tho pie sooial given hy the ladies of by itself. It ia principally a cattle, sheep Owing to the absence of Presid­ last Sunday Fred Littlo staked the land St. Paul nnd hada peraonsonol interview Villiers is a man who has travelled the the Methodist Ohuroh on Tuesday even ent O. O. Rodgers the regular upon whioh tbo proporous town of Cres­ with the railway magnate. . Dr, Watt and grain country. A curtain sootion world over, and ho informed tho Review ing lost was both financially and sooially monthly mooting of the Board of scribe that nowhere had ho soon a more ton now stands. Tb.it Mr. Littlo knew introduced the matter of tho Fornio coal of Cariboo .grasses produce fino beef; a hngo Buooesa., We havo not boen fur­ Trade which should 'have been beautiful spot than this little town in tho 0 a good thing whoh he BIW it goes with­ minoR; at first Btr. Hill was quito indiff­ other seotions produce fine mutton; it is nished with a program of tho evening' held on Wodnesday evonlng next, Kootonays. He compared it ito somo has been postponed for one week. out saying. Wo can oil tip onr hats to erent about it, Baying that the American a groat country. In the mining districts famous pleasure resorts in .France, and fun, but we are credibly informed tnat Oreaton's "mayor." coal was quite as good as tbe Canadain the winters aro vory long. The kooten­ Italy more than to anything else.- * t was simply O.K. The numerous deli- ay distriot, Dr. Watt prediots, will make fcl-magJllUU ••"!"•"' '•• ••Vl'"- "uii_auiu«l« I i i in i rrj—Ji—iuu LI I.I ""'" fc'ia.e'nw'iac rapid strides during the next fow years. Tho making of tho1 Crows' Nose lino tho ••••••••*•••••••••••••••••••••<••••••••• main lino of tho O. P. R. is what will surely oomo; this, togethor with the natural rapid growth of tho distriot, Creston Lumber ; will croato many prosperous towna along *• •«* V * the Orow'a Noufc lino whoro thoro aro Goods and Settee I \ now* only small villages. i * • Dr. Watt to nn optimist of tho first or- ,dor and prodlots that in tho near future ^Manufacturing Co. La the Croston distriot will fairly outclass mm itoolf in tho wmttor of early shipping and That Satisfy •faauM amount produced. Boin-g snob, an old* timer in tbo provlnoo nnd having visited Complete Stock of all tho principal soottonnofB, O., Dr. Watt nettled in tho Kootenay District, ROUGH and oonsiaorlug it to posssos the host ollmato hyr* w\B'" ' "iTotloo i» lioroby Blyon that ell parties MWIMM':. mmmmmmmm'-' Indobtod to tlio undersigned nro hereby •ftmm twittoitod to pay thoir noaolintii on or bo- • .V'...,.Vi'.' mmmmmm^mmimmm foi-oMay Otb next, nnd nil nooonnts iin- "X \i\XYf X". 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material ' to make' the severely plain And slippers, too, there are which -z=n model that is the smartest of all. The have this same brilliant color . lace is costly, but then there are always lo be found in any family lace box some i uriceys. !U old treasured bits of laee than which The tuikey lias a beautiful tail, large there could be found nothing more suit­ body and long neck. The male turkey is able, and the making of the gown is far called a "gobbler." He spreads his tail less difficult an undertaking than are out like a fan. He goes "Gobble! gob­ many of the far less expensive mater­ ble! gobble!" I like to see turkeys walk ial i. With a well cut lining for the mound. waist and a pood pattern for the skirt Most everybody has them for Thanks­ the task is by no means impossible, giving dinner. They taste good. which may sound like rank heresy, but Young turkeys are called "goslings." is va-'.tly comforting. Female turkeys are called "hens." D Velvety?veiling gowns will not be worn Turkeys are veiy saucy when they get CASS'T EAT 8 STOMACH ©Ut" OF OFSOEB *• much later this season, but at the mo­ mad. * "STou are losing strength nnd vitality.*. That' listless, liu-yuicHeel- ment are smart and very beautiful. My cousin used to have* lots of tur­ ing is dne to the weak condifcion.of tho 'system!! * Tliese are sure There have Ivcn more black velvet even­ keys. About 30 and 3, among them sev- ing gowns made this winter thin for a ' signs of a breakdown. Check .tlio breakdown quiokly and effect­ eial gobblers. I was there to a Hog- ively by using PSYCHINE the Greatest oi' All Tonics." if you long time, mid the bright and light ktiling once. At about 4 o cioeiv tne i.u»- I coloia as well have been in favor. A key gobblers were all in the yard. One feel""worn out, and run down, it is thno for a tonic. Use- y\ .black velvet, trimmed with point lace, of the men told me to shake niy red hat -. PSYCHINE early, do jiot (watbHjll jou are worse. Ifc will tone sounds and looks always so "respectably al. thom, and you ought to havo scon up your system ahd restore yotfto your old-time .vigor and health; elegant," and yet there is a form more how-mad it mudo thom. Thoy have a Keep your stpraach in order, increase your appetite, restore your ' difficult to accomplish, according lo the piece of gristle under their bills, and fashipn standpoint. It requires to be system to a healthy condition by taking PSYCHINE to-day, Mra, they began to get purple and purpler, \3. T. Miller of 63 Notre Dame Street/Winnipeg,"proved^tlu$~ I'y made by an artist to have an aiv of nnd said-"gobble, gobble!" louded and 9 style, but when the result is obtained louder. Thon thoy stretched out their ,for she says: " I am thankful for what PSYCHINE lias dono for .,•> then* is no thing handsomer. Severely long necks, lifted up their wings and aie, I wa*» laid up with weakness, Oh, how I suffered;! My plain arc' the smaitest black velvet wont" for nm. I thought my timo had appetite was .very poor and my stomach was greatly disordered. gowns, but with the "white'point laco oome. The mon had to come to niy as­ To-day I am strong and well, for PSYCHINE has brought me used en both, waist and skiit. sistance, laughing ready to die. permanent relief. I feel like a new woman now to what I did A. T. Ashmorc. One mad gobbler is enough, but when before taking PSYCHINE. „ I feel the vigor ox girlhood in my il. conies to several, it's ntft much fun, veins once morcA , ^ ,'•?'*- SEEN IN THE SHOPS OF PARIS. espeicaiiv for the one attacked. JFor Bale by al! Druggists and Dealers, 53c and $1, Wool floweis and wings aie new. If I had had a gun I'd "lam-blasted" Dr, T. A. SLOCUM. limited Diagonal linens are Kiiew and hinart. Vm all. It made mo so mad.—A Compo­ TORONTO - i.'jito are now made to match the coat. sition by Samuel Hunter, 11 years of Kussian b.cu^<2 viuts ii-.cro.i90 iu popu- • !•»»» Tlk !.i.*..hr*y^ "V" T Luity. Plaiting ii> seen in many of tho new SILK VOGUE. Though it is several seasons since Tlie pin hti'pcd seiges are paiticulaily changeable silks have really been the smart. vogue, they havo always been worn more Plant princess dieses in velvet are or less. But now comes a revival of 'the popular. vogue, and once more, so says Dame Wide leather btjlta will be worn with Fashion, Milady is to wear shimmering linen dresses. silks which radiate two or moro colors. t-ieut kiioti ot* black or white laco Paris is responsible for tho revival. GREATEST OF ALL TONIC tiiiu large hats. Whole gowns, wraps, hat i-triinmings— Man*, of the new leghorns aie faced in all these the petite Farisienne is wear­ Evening gowns are not supposed to be Magnificent Brocades. black vel\et. ing of "changeables" as she calls this Troubles of an Indiana Editor. in such demand during Lent as in the Gold and silver brocades or brocades Linens for the coming season are soft, new-old siik. But the word ia sorter The Largest Town Clock- A very good friends of the Tribune- season preceding or following, but if with much gold or o'mer woven through heavy, and pliable. and prettier as ehe says it, with the ac­ The city of New York now,has.a real cent OU tuo loot, iuSteau Oi tuv fiXSt SVi- spoke to ths editor Wednesday morning- • the truth were told the fashionable wo­ out. are apt to be heavy and stiff and Kibbons in silver and gold, also m cop­ town clock, a clock that may be seen difficult to handle, bin. there are many, per, aie at hand. lable. three miles away, a clock -that looms up in words us follows, to wit: "The Tri­ man finds quite as many opportunities many different, weaves, and among them Heavy Russian lace of linen is to be Changeable taffetas as we have had day and night in the Metropolitan tower bune looks worse this week and bas- to wear the smartest ol* evening gowns arc to be found any number that appar­ iiiuea used for tiimming. before, lustrous and brilliant and in and stirs the busy worker as he hurries more 'bulls' in it than I ever saw." At throughout the entire Lenten season. ently combine all th.it can be desired. Most of the pretty wiaps are of mous­ many color tones. And we shall see on his way. Here are some of the facts that time we had not looked over ther paper, being too busy to do so. A sub­ Dinners on the most elaborate order are Picture gowns tliey nie, on iw stately seline. with fur ti burnings. man.v more of them duri£i£r -*"he *«<»»<• f^w "bout, this flock* Twenty-six feet order5 these brocade veiling gowns with months. aeross the face and 346 feet from ' the sequent reading disclosed the fact tliat" quite consistent, while the informal ones, Mottled and mixed effects are much v long, sweeping trains that show to the in evidence, and ninny mannish suitings Peau de oygne and messalines, too, sidewalk. Hands, 12 and 8 feet long. our friend was right. We doubt that 1 as well as "cardss" furnish plenty of oc­ greatest advantage the color and quality will be chosen for chic tailored costumes. there aro in these two-toned effects, and Figures, four feet high . One hundred and if in. twenty years ns poorly printed,, of the fabrk*. "Turquoise blue and gold, .miserably proof corrected and all- casions when a costly evening gown can The unfinished worsteds are to have a the latter is especially lovely. These ninety-eight' electric lights in each dial, 1 be displayed to the best possible adv*n-1 W and_s*lver, white and g^Jtow decided vogue in dark, soft tones. .make particularly fascinating evening to say> nothing of those in the bands. around '"ornery" piece of printing has- ' gusi gold—these are a few of the com­ The newest veilings are the six-sided gowns for the ^?le. colors are indescrib­ Above thi9 clock stretches a tower the gone out from tbis office| - The only ex- - it a dinner or ev-yung binations in color and pattern that are mesh ones of a heavy thread. ably *pretty. . tip of which is about 700 feet* from the cuse we have is that everything went „ musicale a costly gown shows far bet­ the most popular, the white and gold Foi the waning winter season there Not only are these silks to be seen in ground. In comparison with this time­ wrong. One man was sick and every" ' ter than in a crowded ball room, and if and.gray and silver being carried out in arc charming hats with huge crowns of tho silk shops, but the costume shops piece hundreds of church clocks in the piece of machinery in the office, from the , the wearer is not a debutante or one of bold designs on the plain ground. There tulle. are also showing them and many of the same city are practically lost.—Collier's screw driver to the linotype went on the , rampage. We all have our troubles.— , the young married set she may -wear the are some patterns as well in small de­ Materials offeicd for summer show a new made-up spring dresses have Weekly. \ sign, and the effect is of frosted silver changeable silks for their foundations. _-_. ^«.». .. • Ttockville Tribune. most gorgeous of raiment and have it on the plain ground. Gold on white is riot of the soft pastel colorings. The jewellers are selling six enameled Accordion-pleated, prism-pleated and Septimus—"now is your little girl, pass by virtually unnoticed. so much more effective in the larger de­ sunburst pleats —these are tlie various For the years 1888 to 1907 Great Urit- As is always the case when any one buttonsin a case, with buckle to match. Mrs. Smith?" Mrs. Smith—"My signs that they are almost invariably names; but tho effect is much the same little boy is quite well, I thank you." ain has produced 32.6 bushels pa* acre, fashion reigns supreme for any length chosen in preference. White Madras shirtwaists, striped with as against 13.9 in this country and ,9.3 in colors to match the suit, are to be worn. —are often used to advantage ia mak­ Septimus—"Qh, it's a boy! I knew of time, it is supresded by one absolute­ The one color in two or three tones is ing up these changeable silks. ARussia, which makes the n«orest showing Peail gray and a delicate banana are it was one or the other."—Brooklyn ly unlike it; there is no gradual soften­ extremely popular also in large designs, Life. of the large vbeat-growhig countries. ing of the blow, no modifying of the shades that are highly approved in Greens that blend into blues ,purples and the colors are most charming. There with green tints, reds and blues, grays I original plan, until it merges in tho next, are shades of blue and shades of rose gloves. and the sharper the contrast between Black - and white mixtures will be the that .show greenish " lights, TOGS shades J pink that are becoming to blonde and that have brownish glints, pinks tbat | the two styles the more is the new one brunette alike, "while in pale mauve there most popular materials in tbe spring universally u&epieu. Soft, c > 3ging giiitinjrs- have all sorts of "peachy" hues —these fabrics, thin, transparent materials— are some shades that would baffle the are only a few of tho many" combina­ cleverest of artists to produce. Tiny pink satin roses, with rose leaves, these for months have reigned supreme too. are to be had in the shops for trim­ tions. in the choice of winter evening gowns, With a material in itself so decorative ming evening gowns. and this despite the fact that many of there is not the'same call for elaborate THE COLLARLESS BLOUSE. the leading dressmakers hi Paris have trimming; in fact, all trimmings for It is the very latest idea. | FURS, SKINS, PELT exhibited the most costly and effective brocade gowns must be .most "carefully It will be comfortable' for summer brocade and velvet'gowiwjybut.bnly':re- chosen, only theyf ine^ylace Abeing used. \ W* have satisfied our thousands of -• Point .da Venise sfeeinsV theAmbst;'; appro­ wear. • . , cenilyj within the last few Weeks, nave And a pleasant relief from the "Dutch tliey made,their appearance and found priate and, fortunatelyyior^Vthe average shippers and oan saiisiy you, we know; pocketbook, it is not; essential to use a collar." favor hereV This is not sayings that they rTh© blouse is finished in the nsual^ but It fa for you to find out, by shipping A have not been included in many a fash­ great deal of it. Jewelled'trimmings are appropriate, but only of yA the'most ex­ way except where the collar is joined" ionable outfit for the winter, but they on and here the final binding is attach­ to uo, that what we cay is eorreot. have not lieen seen to any great extent, pensive order, while,'the.long' strings and *» J •* v. ropes of imitation pears or gold qr silver ed. while the magnificently embroidered and Wo remit aamo day on reootpt ol noada/ Write lor Prloo List andA frilled tulle - mnd ilace. tunics have. been beads that arc tied 'ihtoya: girdle are oil Sometimes it is founded ' out just a veritably omnipresent. the same picturesque.order demanded by wee bit. •Shlpplno Taos, whioh will bo ohoorfully f umlahod. A .><, .A v the fashion. .;_.'.-,.''•• -AA ,;y i ,.A Oro a miniature frill or lace ruffle is Siiperli, costly, magnificent are adjec­ used to soften the effect. ' tives best fitted to describe the brocades A touch of black'is .sometimes to be This will be good news for the maid that arc fashionable this season. The col­ seen. A fascinating gown of rose pink with tho pretty throat and the matron A.'% E. MERCE * CO. • SS orings are marVelou'sly beautiful, but' the •broendv. has a trimming,on. the waist of with the plump neck. ' designs:and*textures.nre also so wonder­ the finest Chantilly lace embroidered in 800 and 607 St. Paul Street, Montreal ful that the woman'who delights in fine jet, and it is mOBtVeffectiye, although not - materials' finds it hard to resist their nearly so handsome as the style on whichy ARTIFICIAL FLOWER VOGUE. allurements, and unless'she be provided the point de Vehi'sc is used. The bro-' Artificial flowers are being very frCely with an unusually liberal dress allow­ cades in which two colors are combined used ondreasos just now. Ktntr*trtr*~v*n»*ii mmimmaa. ance she will not bo aflle to purchase are included in\the;fashionable designs, Nothing fluctuates moro than this HANDSOME WATCH FREE. v5 but are not so popular as yet. One de­ particular fashion j whenever it is out it rcckleaaly. Fabrics that can stand alone s A Gents' or Ladles' Solid Gold Watch costs from $36 are associated with the heroines of oldy sign thnt hns' met with favor is a pale is considered: bad . taste, but when it to ©00. Do hoi throw your monoy away. „ U you deslro en time, materials that our grandmoth­ gray brocaded with pink. It, is effective;} coiiiies in. again, wa;arc all .quite pleased to secure a "Watch wnlch to keep time ana last woll will rather striking, and1 is trimmed with yitli it, and "rush to find flowers in bo eaual to any Solid Gold Watcri send us your namo and ers and great-grandmothers wore many 7 ; 7 addresaImmediatelyandno-reo to..coll.luyboxeaonly,of times and then laid awa^,,. in.,...the old bands of elaborate' jet eiribroWery. It new-colpris art'd hew 'materials. There io-J Dr, Maturln's Famous .vegetable Pills nt 2Bo. a box, 1 Xhoy aro the: greatest remedy on earth for the euro ol chest's, whence " they are 'now' dragged challenges attention, but. does not re­ a certain! kind of very superior' artificial poor and, Impure blood, Indigestion, bendaqhes, constl- forth by tlioir fortunate .'descendants— ceive half the praise of the one color flower,_ which is...: ma£[e with the clpaeat, Batlon, neryoiw firoubloo, llvor, bladder and kidnoy ctls- all', nro recalled and sometimes excelled brocade or the gold oi* sliver, one reason' ••ittoh'tlbn to horticulture, nnd really haa a»e8.,niid;nll!fcmalowealcncs8e8s they nro tho Grci'.t lood Purinor and Invlgorator, a Grand Tonic and Llfo by the brocades of to-day,' for there is a being that it Is so often Imitated in the. elainiH to: beauty on Vita own merits;'aur nlldor^; Wltii flio Plllo we sondlO artlOlos of jewelry to ' softness'and delicacy of texture in the cheaper quality of silk. well us^,on the success of^ts imitatibW, modern manufacture that gives an add Eu't tlioso are expensive, and " besldofl^, While it-goes without Baying-'that brb-' 1 ed charm, for the too stiff; silks, and,sat­ cade gowns such as have been described: thoy d6' not go with tho •quoorAfA&d^ ..hen ypu havo Bold them send us tho money (93.CO) und ins of days gone by wore not woven are expensive luxuries and'only, suitable' tint.B; of, this, year's taste,A',sincb-,;tlipyV vrowaiaendyou «yy. AX'•••;•' ••X..y ,,. ..• with so much thought of their adapta­ :dr6.'made in, tho bold .or dolioatb/y but •for formal' entertainments,-it Is' foolish V; bility to tlio fashion of the moment and for the average woman to think a :bror dlwhys living,'' eoloi'B of iititurc'' Un tlio I^GSENTSyOfivt^ ns to whether thoy could be made to fit tyiM itrlii. the Bnmb'dfty tho money la rccet veil. code gown absolutely beyond the .roach nejftirnnk come the; most populaiv floW-; < AWo aro Elvlna UIOHO beautiful "Watches to ndvortJne J "'..,-• Al or drape BO well. The well gowned wo­ of her pocketbook. All tlio year around ers-r-those made of, ujuslin „-,or .qljHfqn;' our Kemedfen. - This.In a grand opportunity'to HOOUID a 1 1 valuable Watch without having to npunu a cent. And man of to-day, deeply aa she appreciates there are to bo found by tho clever shop­ tlidsd' in' silvbr and 'golden gaujsb j tiibflbi tir Wntoh ls a Atom wind end atom oot and not tuo choiip AX% beauty of coloring and material, has no 1 per odd lengths of, brocade; queer., b(ut 'formed of knotted cropo do chinn,;.'ioiini' - , '.bftokwlnftokwln.dd artlnio gonovollw ... y nl"©!! as premluma. Solid ,„. LACE AND, ^QEg^ZyiiymQy : use for either if the, gown' docs not fit fascinating in colorand design,;'that;,cah'V r tluife In mixed silk and.muslin iuul ycl for our pills without delay, I'OStt nnd .give her good lines, showing every ho bought at surprisingly small outlay. >*•,:•••;; -.,. ^^{S^i}"" " "' %'vet. ' ••", ' ''"' "" "..'.• '": ^••'yy-'yyy THE DR.MATURIN MCDIOINE CO Wntoh Dept ao 1'orontoi'Ont, good point of'her figure. Tr, does not requlro nn endless amount of In this ovonins dross ombvoidory "•! iThe pvottlont ato,,pdrhftps,'',th6HbMiin iigurCB. Inrcoly. ly$lM> blouse i3 rjf 'jtil-jarv-inualin;... thoy;,have..'i a .cli^rmhigy ecru laca aad -tho'^Bkirt of pongee, 1 liglitncfls 'of,effect,-, mid ani Hofti A'toq. in' the -Tinturai, ahnae , IJrown arid Tlieh wo havo tho fordk flowdra-*r-r6i3oa gold flowers a#&.;,AapriJiciuod on thp New Healthi and Str|n^tji \ ovcrsklrfc, nnd, ttr^jt'Jnocl by nn ei*h« nii-Mlc of cretonne; of. antique flilk.fu~r.nl* broidoreel design in cordB. Tho abort turn brooiulo, Htrlpod carnatloiiB mado, ftloovca , nnd . \m ;;,^ut-.nook add •'.,:a; Jn ' 'ntripo'd miialln) lirtd. HO''forth. ^''Wb' for Weak and •-AilingiJmvis touch of '' iriHiuhnoaf* * "trail l'• '"-to thi"*"'B• costumo.. shall noon lioar of. hod^tloklng ; liadlifUf-,1 ; bv;bOU«0-flp,nnol;qrcl*ll • Thoro is nothing moro*'detrimental to done Is like a vein of water flowing hid* ' Voantyln woman than wprry,, Tlio wor- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale^ People. don undergromid,' flocretly making the rylngywomdn doon nobody any' good y ground gruon.—-Carlylo, • Wllll-ll* •Miwlnmo. ' ...:'' ;,:.'. ..-..vy.v Tollot Tablo Nccossltloo. :Ifc:goo8 withqut dobato tjiat If ft wq-, Tl»or« comes a time in the life of iuul 1 grew pule hud ilepveHBnd. I was ninn learna that a certain ylmt hasho*, ulmoiit ftvery girl when HICUUWW nt- iliwy nearly all tlio time, ami pirn* A good face t>rrnm for removing Roll. como fftBhlonablo, It'apptMU'B to hor oyoii tiii'ku her. The Htrain upon her 'den broke out'on my .fact-. 1 was A face powilev that will protect and tWieo na beftutlfuliifl It orlglnnlly Boom­ blood mipply is too great, and thero nHii-'cthcr In a miserable condition not clog the poieH." * ed.— Seot'fl THotorlal. . einiii'H limilnclifirt and Imekaehcvi, I cms nnd it seemed ImpoHHlble for. mo to A Hoap froo froin all impnvitiei-—hot­ Mnrrlago In an art, «ayo Mmo. Horn- nf appetite, nttnckn of ili/zincm aud continue my Ntudlon unions I found a ter nnucentoil,'' .hardt, and it Is beeando «o m*iny anui- Hpeocly eiire. \ I tried novornl tonlen A good nail pollftli, tcnrH dabble In It that thoro IR nlway* heart palpitation, nnd a gmiiral ton- Cucumber or ^vlteh hn«ol jolly for driiey, to a deellne. The only tiling jirerirlbed by tlio doctor, but tliey a buHy timo Jn tho dlvoroo courta nnd proved tiHeleH.*. My mother urged me elmppo/l liaiulivaiid lipo. moU a numbor of hearts aro hrokoh,— that «ui prompt I v and r-peuiHIy nun* Poroxlde for removing tlio dark linen these triMiblcH In Dr. WillhuiiH' link tn try Dr. Willliui»n' l->Jnlc.'Pilbi, and WbrW..' 1 finally erMwenteil to do so. I hail on lier book lofl; by high, tight collarn. To tho Frenchwoman, drewa la moro PHIH. Thin I* the only nicil'cijHi A bug of almond nunl to u«o in tho Hint uetiifilly make* new, rich, red Imrilly, finished tlio nccond box l-oforo than an exponalvo ploawure. It IB a «ori- a change for tlm better took place, bath for wliltonlng tlio Akin. bl<>Ml, and a. plentiful supply of riih OUM buaineHB, calling forth muoh' -pave and tlu* ii mi of a few IIOXCH more dliioniiiion and forothought. Making hor FO P P LOCKET AND CHAIN blood in the one thing ueedeil to fully rertli'iTil my lienltb, and 1 havo "CHANTICLER." toilette U nit n. frolle, but. n nnjm'nn rltn. ,F MSK*K* TO LADIES AND. OIRLfl m it in to in tii** IteiiRIi of growing girh wineii lK'i'ii well and atrong, I feel —Sketch. and women of mntim? year**, Tlm It in the ncwoBt oolor. i tltlatonest l)««iitHii, with thlaibwl1 CtoU yVleMA BMkdiau tma***,i l*ou«olth«UUitornaui«nt«< > tawinUd .with nrcclow' i tlint I en mint xay too much in favor And It gcU IU mn\e, of cour««, from A woman'** hlca of Parn dine t A pocket- Va.jS^tSJ'mSSSOilti* wlthowt tut rt A w«*>m«n nliUMiym «xp»>etji yn» in r»- »;;,**? •WJ«I1 country home io titt«*n*i bftfb wli/ml. medicine «lenli»r or by irutll nt ROe. ft crepo meteor for one. membor hor hlrtlidav, but aho alnn «x«. yont&fii'iandao-iu UBfflUflr*li' QiiiUSi'V^ 'I The, oiouc confInttmimt..andMng..bourn h«x or H\X boxen »for tftM from Tlnj Iy AlfO,in lUKtlfOMH tftffllt*, peH« yon to forget hor- ftgc,-~Thfl iWfc., s of nbulv neiirly broke"'mrtrlrtwr*. 'My IV, Winiftir-V Mflillclwb Co., TlrooWllo, WMA*'>*Mr-itoy-get dlk^tncklngt' 'of Wnmfct* ("» not y^t; capable of M«>mV Hood oupply 'u:c;ucd to bv d.fiflci*.*, ".I'I'JIJ who Unewetft lovo only.-rNletticlio,.

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?ness gi.it caused Norine to lose her, URED PUZZLESt FOR BUtLDEf?S. hold, a»d she fell headlong into tbe de*" * ~iL snowy which' had drifted through the CORMS.P Construction of Balloon Sheds Cpcna *. (>. trees. Up Mew Problomsir * f /r; St' ^ % V* *» y •tdking. a ^ wfefekly ".Yes,"/ sobbed Norine, trying to be ine. and ejaatiling- it to remain inflated when dose of l>r. Hamilton's Pilla. When brave, yet clinging to him like a ter­ not in servioe, and avoiding the delay they grow sluggish or to * aid them fin When the Indians opened their eyes, and expense of deflating and reinflat- rified Jittle child. < they would naturally gaze upward. keeping-.active, do -.n.ot ,wait, *unti|v you "Within ten mimutes time I shall "know ing it whenever it is to be used. 4 The lrave to keep brain and>ey| Jbjear'^y ,«ie Would they behold them then? Would framework is entirely of structural steel whether*I'was' rght or wrong," mur­ notv the bright crimson jacket and hood occasional use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills. mured Joe. "We" had better remain' just which Norine woro be sure to attract covered with galvanized corrugated Keep dark lines from "under; the eyes, iron. One end of tbe building is provid­ !» *did only ia sealed lead packets—cever in balk. where -we are until that is determined." their attention? s the skin, clear and smooth and flexible— "I—I trust everything to your judg­ ed with & two-leaf 'sliding ^door o£ very aft'thi9'ybu''niay doaud'inore by the use The most pitiful apprehension seized unusual dimensions and providing an »# > i / ment, Joe," sobbed the girl, piteously. Joe. Setting his teeth together tightly, of the most useful blood purifying and The minutes passed slowly, for they he watched, breathlessly, awaiting de­ un-obsfcructed 42 by 65-feet opening, suf­ liver and kidnay eibergiang pills, Dr. T were counting them by anxious heart­ velopments/ ficient for a full-sized balloon. The doors s Hamilton's. ^That's the, name of the beat beats. Then, suddtenly, they heards. a T are supported on grooved 'wheels on a family medicme~ever- iriade. For stom­ \ He had prayed for the morning light. bottom rail and are guided by horizon­ »''««SOi' -/Uirt„.» succession of wild yells and triumphant Now he dreaded it with all his soul. ach disorders, indigestion, biliousness war-whoops. j, v ,- „ He knew that his anxiety must soon tal friction rollers interlocked with and t constipation, you are sure of cure For a full minutes the night air re­ end, for it was the Pawnee custom, to tranverse "upper and " intermediate by using T>fr Hamilton's Pills*-*25c per sounded With the demoniac sounds. Joe be up and doing with tbe first rays of tracks. When the doors are closed * the box, all dealers", -or~'tUeACata3Thbzone & i knew what it meant and his bronzed the morning light—only the women of principal bearings are at the upper and Co., Kingston, Canada. lower ends on the roof truss and on the cheeks turned" pale. The gallant little their tribe ever slept until the sun arose r Norine II track rails, respectively, and when they '—.- "' j^ » w t ' pony had'reached the bend in the road, in the eastern sky. GREAT IS SEATTLE. iarc.,...-epened,,:;.they...:bea^ and, as he suopeeted,;behinds th? ..huge ;~rAnd .aq braye;would-.haye, his eprnpaaj ;: :; i : r% •••fchj^/ibspec^^ 'bfAthey buiWingVrtqAsup^^ 'ofy^beyVvoices^'l^ ingA Indians ybiBgan to Ayawu-.Aa'nd V stretch'. providbviay suitable Vfran*^W^;fbrVyy their 'M , -j, * T OBAFEEH XXDL' " ' "' " cf' saving My breath, aaid hfeyyatrengfeSy guideytra^sy'ySWV-AA'^^ r ; •butyand^Butrqunde^ t^bi buttheifyAbfaWny, herculean!limbs;yAV;y;•:;, guidey yy yjNeaflWr'aaid''Clearer- came ithe'-HSittle ( Joe* aiid Norine batii kiibwA|JfeityySb; Pjawneeisi isupposing A that Athey ;h^: b11^ Ay Then,'^lbwly,V6be of the-:Indians.open- AyAVsteed, uunMinig^aJong^at an easy^ gait was^ following after them. ;3*ti^ y!!ffieh,^ Jward^'Pne;'-;glanc^ yy thorough tTtiB undierfarusih. * but they dad' not hear the conat|pi^|^f; Ay AV; Would he come directly^ to Iwihfere; ire from where they: crouched behind the • f eety;Jin>Vam->instajvh> A pointing y yupWard, y "titie' dhruiiB and brambles ^Ate^ydss&ued/ : ! ;i Iwit^yaAyblbb^^rdlin^yell.VysH^ VA's*»od, or wiould he iviheel aibout aaid through them. - -*•-* ""^XXy^ASXAyX tr^ij -^e ana*^nneAebMdA^ : yplurgre into an opposite direction? liveliestykirid.ybf^ Vcqyaredy the;i ytwoV^ fugitives y hiding V i^pAiiV ••yea-ft'.-Sfia^-'aud.te'-st^ J r ,They knew, too, that OhowB^VNwasy IvIfvfiA;® -ry% Ah tSi!e*jn!bensity'*oi>! a lafeteiime ~'was road. They hadi discovered that they had '^^••tie^lxXA'XAXyYy.Yyy.^yy.t-^XYA.yyyyi y^^-A^y';1^ kj0feW-'Mi:yy*mw XAW*APX#^AYA$AM aa expert ruBner, and that i^i^Veiui;-'hbY been cleverly outwitted and, thoy were ; VAyCTawdedv initx> thaA moment pitiftd . wquld ^ubddgfcan^^ MXMM'^^W^-, yts^MXxyyX XY Tbrbntbiy writes of his ; espeiienceyVwitK)';s-A HeVhaa 'SfiehVit. growafrosn,;*»-&qo|Otect*ipjii^ijf : '.ut-fcermg^lthe^ : : yj«wieirS^ ;endmn^^ •li^redyandATage ^^^^^i^Ai^yT^yni^'. V^SoydbyweVliide our greates^griefsV-frbia ^x3: $M:xAXXXxxxxAyAYAXAXxyyxX£ ^ of'IwoodshedsV^toy. ».Vy#W^P^^Ap»^:g?gj •XX.v$&HeaVemyyh^f^^tW^to;. save; mgy darling Vy' »3$wi^yan?:!fte 0yXyy:XvuwjyXAYAXX"xX^YX:X-AXyX~'XXAi ViaimiigV-f if ty-fiVe -aquara n-u»e»,V^ithE'S^^fesg; • Vy j?^ ^hbyjboiqain*^^ 5-E^tiljJe yandiii&l .!tq; ^dwi^yo^^i^i&y^ia -. lj^uage?VAVVy'A:AAV:yyyyy:y';:.^yyy,^ ^•aS-fcsii-::;^wa&ajA«^ T^ben" all became quiet—dangerously, AEbiyfeary-q^ ''••witli^M^^ ^^fly^y ^itiVV?pubiie.v.:Bchool8^wbuildmg.y : JlVAAyAtr^ej^VyAVAA-Ai^yAyVyVyV \.iriedVy^nrbeycHPfiburrdiffers^t,,doc£qn* :gw^ VAJjSt«^e&'^ yMfjhyty:'rv^g%istiwu^^ sfilspiciously: :quiet.: Over. andSq^eryagain '&aMg£$i*iiO0u^^ J^..,;'teked'.^liimBfelf;cj^ VV&idjViqur y Amost Atendeir : y f eelinga, A'dq^p.t' aone of V^b^5^i^^b ^yvjfdod'i^I'ctlteu:.' .^.•'''Igjsr^ V?N-?B^:\'oibe:.!tnQT|^."tpS^Jt^ AAWXf.fiiii^md^ 1 XA&&!^-yiffi ••' There ibyfidly Vmany'. aAwateryy grave "• V ::'VV^RhJer e isVbniy'oney :way tpAesE&psVthesi rbod^lAiBbnt^^^;^'ii#^ XyY^yiS^' ^^^^. feymiriiey should ifia?vtMb'it^buB^ : _,-,...... v.-.-.t'-. i---.. -.-l: ©ake.bfVTOa«yThatAjaA:au^i\u&evii .andyt ynow$ y^^djV feVybe yhurled; pver^A he precipice 3*rbrjSe^:y^hispered;;:^ t Xy.Xj&awA-ftf^^ : : : Vtbi| ehuiucmteiythbSBteamishiplxi^ A-AAmientiOf ^femWe^biat^VdiespiM^ i 7 •jPa^^eAth^yaliyheAcqu^ V iyy .v : she?couldvjclimbi - fof y theV wild ;;iree'ylife; wildlyy andypoint;^upward, ***e8MculaMng thb?aame:" Hf^^y^^SM mu^X^^v^i^:j^ 'n*'w^ AAyGbd -^v?ihb;Vj>e^ •y^rAesbVithbughtsJAwc^ madly of ."^tlfiS^W^i^^J^bang «had§Vt^^i^K^r| A^iEven if ''ybu^v©Ytried';aVvsccib&>f...Tem-y | their termhiue; yyVThfeaeyMeBylh^A:Oy«r~sw ^^^o^^^j^^tt^^uM^pJRO <_ tightened .: i ; •poo-ti'N'onnie: aSdTJmm. •; Ee;; had-. foKgot-:-; tha^Siueey^^^^ ^^"V*witl^^l*n*fl^«^ 7 : rher hblS-upbhyiimiye^ shrilly:- 7 A! yTlis*ra;VwasVhb timeAfpr Joeyto *»nsiderV g;^wyi# w]i;% ^^jVMi•^I'-'t '-,:•;:-• "*" A--- y che^adAyelimbied^upVtby HAthestqpmqat, ywiatA^was Sbest VytbyAybeAV^done • -c.instincjb^ and specialists'{toyb^allied^i^f^JB^y^ WA; yA0Hi^'Joe^the;.half^WeedVis racing after ? -i^xyyyxXAAAy^^$A0^fMA' Alt ;us.y Can he overtakeyus'*''y- tb^cbunt iitaugh^lMm^f^d|q^*^A;aB? ^:^flaahv the; —D. D. D. will ielieve that itohingf'tbr- Y?^:%Hy«^'..v-f-.y y.-.-y^yy-y ;yy Ar&ql^d-yupoh'if^l^Vwere.to fail. bu#^tbS Jbb B«asMsta&ey^^ ^ythsV redskihsyV^rb; iyi^lface^pwar^y i-AForAirtWe^DVi'Vaii^draggiKB^ tm one; dayi ior jits •-.^^iait^voyrat^ii^irpuga y -.M'-'^OIwjxiyisl^ upbuAShiaV ^'•'Ol^dJ^qp^^^yiAie noble little up-!,.to5;thevneare-a;^pneiyv'>~j^ •^terAithe''^hug^^i^^ yyyxAxx^Yyy^'+f&y^AyyAXiA. IiB:utt^ysilen^jAJbb^fbUbwed y Xjg tettytihiot^^ 'cT^nsbniagS^li^^w^ ;;xi^y^5i^.w^r^?jp^ HeAknewAhow'AtheAKumanViybice^^ : they foil;" with each leaden messenger •V*: ?• 'AyAA/XA- ;y -.^.y-.' A*yX'yyr.•-:• X:-^':-Jl:ii;. J^^^^'^iAy " w& • yy TheAdesertipnA of V:^irys?v??ves: iOpen- tratei^hatgif^^ Ijtf^bst^uotiqn'iy^ ; re-ebhbii^Aiyi^l^8i»fj^ng^ btantiyKSK^iSiV!^^ : isycbmi^VtbybeVa,yma^^ beautiful as it is valuable from aaedu- V'of A iohairitiesVyin ';'.-fc^eVilarge;?fS^ : : ,thbv:faiiatest^fi!Bjper^|:S^ ' 'a>Tga^hb'..h #Y^S¥rJ7V'C:'j;.1arbk^^^^ ^C^tediSta^^h^ ::i;QBfeV^ldAhi^^f'.:^^:*^ Amyxy ITo be continMed.l 7 7 chances. How.-wise be was in this.irespecl: X^'X^XXW'WXAAX'^ Aieratibu ainongythe ^ ;y| Astb^;ibp)i^ff|ftip : Awas ^^.TdbmolB^ i;itli^5a*e|caltedf'6i!&^ yliy-^^fibiaylawiKwe^^ ^llopyAdid';'yNqwh^ ,;V A ; ^|^:it^V\^^^|^y^ainti^|.in Ay:VTh^vVhad.*;8caTcelj^een^ IgbVit'VhaaVbeehydisbusaed^fbr^^ * - "cladit^li l^yyii^^^ •^oughs-^«-pAon^^^ jtliey;fyhad.:V'"' climbe :-•s~*"*'d :, - / NewrY6rk it is coming.to the front, and; i^i^ii|#i!iat^§«^|iu :er.y ; 1 'aa^yihe'yiiev^ ry'^a ''h^;:Vgiv^S;^^ "erpV .Trt«'RS'keenf' eair,'..'de ; bomb BAteinptVh^ 1 '"" ''~'''^>$a$^^ do hot h«lT -huh ^coming bn^behind. • Can ^th,e'/wweB^»;'Xlft'VtKei.-Db^ —^*~''A?.T$^i?^lX-wa^ y wey.iibty &bmii^.^ MBm yt^'y^e;Aqld-ycity-AOf:;yNCW.^ dated: within itB, harbor, jit Is likeylbe^ AV>•-'/•^.w..-•••^?•TJ)';^i•Vr|^«..•'>;'i'i\'*^V.%a•-"^ ,Ajl.oe's,strained ear had noted that there Oux very lives depend upon our 1 i Abases ?qf viieVetfciqfr ^ '^Y>G^ iA^.*uXy±i3±i. I. «iSa^2itiii2-»»*2l3iSfkiii« .•"-.|;y ;"-^jxe^*^;. ffiEettB5.uekuiu.ivvL. wn-Ci ^$^x^Ax^xysm'^ ^ymMi • ©a-^:^H:. >yy ••;. •-.',yi -;• * V'.-:i"That ^i8,-?'.3uat':-.*wh^.,-I«;waBivabout A to yCqriclus Jyey yEv jdert cbA^Qi^eri E?Wby -"•••'••'. (S*3-Ai"w! i". YSX; "fry y'ggX'Yt 'X'fy-f*^ 1| v 7 ; ; •mmfntitx^Tim ;-Ml|wu, 'Jbc:#V$e^iB can ^^HS^yV';Br6wiVi Vy-of^^rantfbrd | . :<-i-' ,: yA^Jr^wAairid .V/.by^t^lifJu'rj^ heart that he had stopped a brief instant 'rel^,upbri:^y pbrf^A8ipn^y nbtl 7 •").-.. HW«^?^y«^^ ;.tokfiiiiaxi-;:;ftrrb^'"tb''-'''^ ; mo|er^searcel j* ^br-^tihe^bfii'gmayV^I •;«,'|iiriutfprd,..;^TC bqeh?;pa83ed for the pu^iBlimehtybt ;thq •.-1'.- yKe. bbtiM.yriio.t. .tako yiiino Vtby^sbas^ryhS^ ysiujs vof ? that." -Ax?A A y yy£yA%xyy¥>ybe :,^$un*iatisni;-:ifl' ^usedlbyA^is^sedA'Kfd^;' yunf&i^fulVhusbandtf^^^^;:^ '-. *v»;*Gh'i^l$!i^ ; 7 7 Vcountryiyhqwcvcr. its^^ pbUce-haybbriqugli I hia-rpla-nJ^ainrighrt"be'best• aboomrpJasJicd, for X ::Hb;^lbiined' dyer'-and pressed! bhe'of the neyay and that"; iOqdd'sy 'Kdney^JVillsAcure . : : : ing-Athihigj;.that heyhadymadbyliiaA,mairk : 'to"db;"to ibok/after tlib?m^ AI.^ each'gliding '• insfcaa^ 7 iiiflo,;cold hands,*hot dnringV|qAxeply, 'bothythe'sickVKiidneyBVbind-Vtlib lUieiim^ ; 'atatiite''iililerf:indbpendbi^V^ ;lr&d^i*er^yet .' escaped* ;him;^No'V'mattbit; VnbtyyinbrbV dangerousV offeriderB;yt;yit- ia ; ••.'•): ';•:•'•• SwiW'y^'ia^^ [t'pr$ theAcracklingy-bf thb hardbhedyanqw., tiamyisVagain: proyed'Vin'Vtliibf^c'of Sir.; 1 5, ( .cah^BhoreAbf :.-thb'-'- Strait Aof V-'Sa^f J-o^?'dat# i.;'|,'-V'.tlr«ou^t»^J^..-n^^ ahq-dry Wigs7 Bounded hearer.iaiid;'hea*rer, VeabyVforVayTntttii without' cfifingin**; "Vhla' ^iiciii?^and?ithelJ; andUb^goS^bf'^StindiiS DurhamVBrown,; of NbA'.2;Spring street, biahiejAito disappear fropi thb "knowledge : w..-:'-._-:__-:ii:-w''f3_^.'--j;;i«.r--i^^-ji;fey»*^i;^«i'> |. A^cih w^d^ and h&tiltnaw};butAtcbj-well^the;keenaepb' ythibV-city.'-yy.:;'^ryyXAX.AfyAixyXyX yy ]xX. 7 y| wda cU%i5g^.t*ib pqny/a^oki »obbinig< •'6f.-i'*hb^*wbil--trb;luedlBawnte ;bf \ thef ilttlb circle of MB! a^nftitSiiiebB^ 'stipk af teryilieni* in -their fliptV^t wqulti : A '•I was trpiiblt^V'wfthA'Backaohe and , particijlarly ,ln a big;City./;^;,^;ji?pits ;| oiit'to bjcr captbir tb- kill her th^fandy .piei'oe'"NbriiieA;brb;it reached yhi^,.tahd: VyAlthough the moon waa shining bright, yother well-known; symptbniaV of kidiiey there ita-iahbritha^ : 'ano^^'^^ip^^iM^esB Vpervadiy ' of - lawa,' thb '.practice;' grows ahd* !wlves ;that'0,;khbwledgeAV'.'waBX^brq' . bittbrfethaxiv ^Disease,'? -Miv'yBrown/:atatba.YY;yi alap fare (lcf ti tpycaro. for! tUeiuaql^eaA^nd)tlfel*fi AAInidaia4i.'«[rtbbjn!p*mi^^ ^"^i'-A.^. • yXXX''., death,to.hini, who loved her better thair ed tlie forest, aave where here, and thqro. ''.'A.:;6uireJy,'*'Qbd'fdihd''.the',:a^ "betray iioleam."OfV«moonlight,,,,.,^^ Buffered from'-,yJlheumatiiiirnAln;Vmy'-right'. '.'children;-.". Thoso who study itnCAaitiia- < , : hia'-.'b^nVlife;''^•||.;.j.'J.^.t.':>:;:X^.yyy . -yyL-V' l side aiid hip to they bxtent.Vyt|ia.t 1" was •tion' arc ribt'Auhi-£ed<''.VANatdroiliy:.';ladrnb ^' .'jM;Aii^'.'.oJtd^y''hi'in in 'his awful, *p^ifilt* ANorine'B: mind thrbughi the barely leafless branehe8. Aiy>; •'" :fbrv lra*''''aMj^ A• •--S#' ocbuBtbmcd, had Joe and Norino ybq*i alwayb wliile.-atVwbrkyinAagbnlzing pain; place, drlnky in tho first place,),audita rwliflngcfor*,t^b»»fjratw-fclmo*how "much' aliairb ia iibt to be denied. ^Othbra.•'thirik- VA 008«^<>f, it* -pmctloait* 9aval*^m«iii"ir'. liiadliriig^ :r como'.iib>jthe thicki;gloom^^ that their eyeir 'Ay^fter talcing;'one boxrof jDodd's itid- J^love^:yh>r.;_;Vi^V(,;,^'^G,,y y '•-;' that,tlio: uhwifle,meddling ofyfriendB or Vi,..ybbflri<^ cwtld ieiwily dctcctythethroqijlarkryhiov* hey • Plllb I 'found an' Impfbybnibnt V and « Irhct; irtafitfBli£ hn,d AlovfediVwithfyallAthb '•aftery taking sixbqjcea -I:found both my neighbors has moBt to do with the situ­ XtYni^ atrength: of hbr Jieaf t"^ihdAebul bad de- t^toqi^Vthat^brt appeared*! in:'the ation, and atatiaticB have been-prepared } ICtdiiey;.-''.'pjacaBC and;Rhbiiim!ati9m cn- 7 7 '•• -jyyJ'lcrflinod'' foitwn-Td and swerpt t'luo reins sertey ybung•niarrlb'd, couplfeij having'bycryClbae! .• j,; kndfo from 'htia graap, cried, hoanscay,', ns, hor was risking life itself'^.Btivoiher. pors, geBtlculatlng'"wlldly. .A ffMr.;'Browri iByonlyyonbybf^ibany canea living relations with relatlv,qa'A JjtydoeB ^••rwAnk^^^MM$^%WM Ai^-^»£JW^^ii^V:^^^;:-';L*-?>^-:": f•)•'••- in, Vtlial?: m8mcnt*iiliiiy ki&w 5that;j her Job •^•*}4ej'4tqo4<4 ljttlqy.bf the . Paw-, irty which it has Iwen VprpVcd; beyond a not ialiow* much,' hb^evori 'Bavo, perhapfli • . Because a;farmer has '.'tb'A-..',w^rk'-'4,wil^'^i''« dbubt , that the A natural way to cure ,< : ,': Afyy.' ;'1t,te, l-^oe^JSotixi«,Vor CJ-cxd'a ealio, grandfrithor/B wbrdsVkWcrcV;trub~~thb love noo languago^-bltfl ho' liad gikherod hero; 1 rtliatl'tl-:-}; more.';people; -/thero^'^rb^j^/'C ids horsea* and' -have-- theif^i''ae^lfjoi n^arly!v'A ''. lof 'iOliffdmCarHBl&Swas tlriBclA^d the ahdAtherq>r-and Vas thby approached, ; lib "RlibiuhntlBm is to remove thb cauae; Tho ' houHohb)d. i th'o" • moro opportunitloB. Vwill r ;..;, j V..--;;6«nNiV\fiaii«iri'i '•: l>\itv"liold'.'.tiflih't'-.' to -.oaiio."'• •' r,'; • lovo of Joo Brfllnanl,;>waa • piirq: gold, o heard 'qhb*ttgh tqaJBburo him that hi? Bur- "'qaij'fc, of Rheumatismyis uric 'acid in tho thorb bo'f6r disputing or quarrelling, from fiwceBBarv W hV ^ ^irtcd^feUcfr^l ;.'-'A''yfc'A«^ iVlpvq1 i#utjk a», herqea alohe%orq tcaipablc miso wAvaborrbc•^theyVhno,. divided thoir .blobtl which crystallizes A fttytho nriuscleB' which;,those who are at its hoail will tiat- 'bbmrobn;ail-,bto4itB/a*ady^ '•,-,J.'v:mli''ii'**^ : : ndmbo'r Int^VWvcVal ativiadB"to ecarch the; ,ahd joints. Woll Kidneys strain the liric urally Biiffbr rabat.r Seemingly/ itiAifglanl „of.'' •':•'.•.-". :•• -y'VV. .y.y,y,,AVyy.;-y-.;.;yy,A" ;V;„ ;V ; ;thelr, Injuriea. -...-;• .;;•••/•>yAyXxXAxXXXAX .VMorlnctwaBiilkoi.ayll^loj'cJii^ foroBt:for' them.A''AA''' 'X'••>•> * -'*<> ,,nqld tout/,' pf, the / blood., • Dodd'B Kidnoy eral.Awayj, ;th6. fault ,1B j>ylt^lthb)nian. s l ••;;*• awl waa off lljoo nil o**ro*v shot from:a 7 i "M ^b>Be ^6wh<^VBWuldi;dbtWrminb|i'^a-i!! calm Boomed to take :po»BCB«lon .of hor.' ^ti^hoard^bmA'fltiy, too; that thev rilla make well Kldncya. ' VThat'a why Often' lio. riinrrlcB a young woman who / , xX'Xrbow.tyi ..;yi^J%^iK^<;^:A-AxXi.;,;..,;. ;jJ',- *-± Dbdd'a Kidnoy Pllla alwaya euro Kbcu- j ordinary caaCrf. Little ^Mhp'^TiB ppett';* She fclfcY;thatJ Bho^wa««Ana|o swith?Joo; would'ypatrbUtho -f brcst for, a woolc, if J : : haa .been ibrpuglit up ,to; oawa« ,he-r;: liyitrg, x 1 • •'yy.•.It•';liiod- ^MV.liop^nbd so :qiiioiciy , that'' who had never yet' failed;her, to protect tho BpurlorB.•willy V','A .;.-"•;; < ';hvivti8th.' y' ' •• '.y'YX'.AYX:yxYyyy' ".•'<'' but.who knows nothing about tho dutico •tabvfregu^ntly. :*b;,:hq«^"t..',.." I,'. ....••,.-'.' ,timo depending on othera, Iti la incon»V':'i , J CDiowoky had not tinwi, tb --yathcir ids :her'now. ; .,-,.--; .,; .-'.V ;.' nw«ftl bo,* -u\itll thoy • .found their foot* that go,with houBekocping, and hbt benf v , eequcnt failures weary,hor new,husband. -vferilbritA.a9 *weu* w^ Sho wondered why lie waa VotlU BO prints, and carho acroBBLtbom, or discov- ; i v-Johnny Jones Get New Marks/ ; 1 »mqd' foMfoijufay«wj; w4ld,ycll oVnd «rt^*vhow thoy hadfiliidod,ithem,^ But tho man of tenor haa not a right a.borne doctor wlien aylibirBb gooa; lame VVA •,'X tv«T-*ivihoop'ylia: fcmiifcafbar ; Wwiim,'; oaJbo ^llont.A?ihquch 'Bho had toldy^hrm that ,A: .'Wlionl Superintendent Maxwell and bonao:of tho iflflponaibilitythat/attaqhes or there ia a* awelllng'to'•'reducbybr^aAVV:> l ,n ; . Hb thanked God that Norlnb did not \ *?*?# P«rwiut bf{tl^;«>j«u*9the dim ?lj*^ur4u^^''' IM tlio uridcMtand their language. If aho had, Dr.* Chatnipton, director of phyeical to tho rqlation, ho .has .aflsum.od,. apd to '•Wi-rbVeut •• 'td'."hoal.Mf'AM -H &i%'' Mwfti X X-JXA , chflWo, '. , ,,jv.'.pId-.fprc»a'ty bmyq. girl, (thqugh ako rwaH..; she might firnlnihjj, jjot their now system of failure to'"allow ".for" the IhexpbHrnbe of It ia nctt*outyofi>plaebtb ftug^itj-aay'v ••" -•.•..'>».^b^fln|d^ •;i i Wo'kftpw i-bwtlvtob 'swell 'that the halfv. J'jtiarka?*!.in working order, little John­ the' wife IB added binf own indifforopce, we havo frequently,"done before> that';*:: ^v) ;ly biitwlfcl^.by; a Jbrobd^had; not abandoned the pursuit, The tliroq FHwnocB halted directly be- ny JqqeB niay take him to John Jonod, vpegloet, or. badhnbltfl., ;6o,(.w,h/on/ dlsguBt; it' la * wleb *' tq;• have * tsuch ••*>' iltowmghly.", I v " romoB,' aiid dlvorco la'to'b cdatty tb-,ob* 'ni'athVtW*A'bgq 'tirbc' 'thatBlibltoircd tliom, hia papa, a note nomothing Ijiko thia 1 1 good;.and,''rcliabloy,horiVVii*wrflm^^^^ *T..*Mf..*wm* » .^.-...-,1..01ioWBlly.| hat,.-..) /,dfltlwi^jd;u\po..^.J^IJL ....A..h_ explaining, tb© •/ ono |:' •.';>j)('i. '.ewji•' .-nimongV.aM'- .the,y ra^ytwo,-.,triibirSj.: XUear. Slr.-^Moy lyoallyyonr'' attention fiomotliing of a Icanon in tha Htatlutioa t-omoi yotlior tuctlp ho fcH asBuvod. ,jpor- the J road; ./qrkba' but Into' five or alx hand., ;'•,':' -A-.' *•': ."",•;*;• .'-•^r*-'-,*,.•-..,-.. ..•: i ,'b ho*hn ullin(dl ilif.lmltW'b»r' -llllulill..il^.'il'./inivv/*l.'+1l,n+'WibiiHtvt'ii «po%onyNBi''o*b^>.: i11'-'A'a'-'ilA a the fwgJtlvoB muat have abandoned thoJr atandlng In claaa, 100' bclrfg "perfect ?" ,fqr;,,a/longiflcricB. ofyqar*, -^a been,* • Btoedvv.yyi'.X'XtX '•'•'"-'•'' X:'AX y . ;. •'.•• i,'".'Algobra.";"•%':." AA ;;;•--":- *•-'. nK'."05 ' Xork. MIBS,Brandt'B flgurqa;»how»ilhat Btnndard liorwe rt'tnedy. Iitj^h hardly OTuwl)Wlcc'\frofti .'aioy^lcy/^gt^-y; 1 in 10 per cent, of thb cases of desertion ( v *jtawllnb the fqot- „'•; Ei-jgrlit-h;.-; f ;-!;>* ,y * y. -.'••;:'.. V83')' 7 'bb" too' htrongly iriJCbmrncrideoTi / Jtr.i*qin« , OIOWMI Mpo; HO lciUw" too well "the v ""'" prints now*" exclaimed' one of tho In- ,-;Hintory,.,-,' ';,, • 70 whoib men worb concerned ,'arid'In^Olpcr , pbpndiyp fhpr,qu-;h]y. under»tqbd horaba V a*Mija>aaiiNMMMii**aMJUa*^^ M^WtiMv^HMVIIIMM : ...'....», i,.»,.... * • .cent,-,where ..wbn'ioh wore»concerned, tliq ,Jf.°' $$yi$K k1« tiorvcii woro Blrotchnd dlanB.'!I propoBC.'tba.t wo tl*row our-, .;• •'gcicnccy--'.'»' >.,' ™i.. ." ."• 02 and their dlBcaicB. 'Hb'brbtVght't'h'fl all- fgBBBBBB h 7 agca of,the partle3 wero from 15 to 10 Wehl J rind'j'tho cltrc together,1 •and' t,W» I* b jit. l»^ Cr#t«««€v tbhBlbri.' V Tlibre wan BOIVCS down here and rest until tbo light 'X Langqd'gfa''' ..'''A..'; »«.',i,..., 6o yoara, white lii 40 per c'btit.''bf ^ho'canea1 ufofo^iWltf'tl^Wtnii'a^ applies not •\n4re]y4 to ono ailment, latt •;'•' w dawni/'Hri>'•'•: >A •''"{')•?-T'T'AXX • Drawing,.^ '',,, • , I • * . 9 • . 61 twhero won >vwo co.wvrnuil, and Jn.43per juot .til-Bad q^thoj .... Thia propOBltlon Bcemcd iotneot with X Chlrialng...... » . ... iff. to niont of the comiribri' trbUhWa" df the y.\ > 4i*- Wa will »lva yon your ?g :••. cent, of tlioflo M'lierc fwomen wore con- Ji AiK eholoa ot onaof thoia ba«.a< tho annroval of ,WB companlonn, for thoy Caro of tcoth. 1 'U6rw^'""'- "-A* -A^yii^i ,^.,iyyxxxx rontjEip™»'^»f, f • »• «*• . •. r.X7v' ceVued, tlie agba'o'f tlio pd-rtfea wore from' tltalrliie*. g»».t«nit««TEIl'; XXX; •••..•"••.•••.:••,<>>' > Ndtlno'^jboji know what thuy «ald, ho'bli rV«M "K Tr*R«i«»- WfthfciWoraa Care of-clothing .. ,. ..«•.,... 07 ' of thoso who could have' bben but'a feW "DoWt^ibvo Mtft&&ii*ftty / :> as did Joe, but" uho noted this action Waiihlnt} behind ear* yeara married.'The vicUraa had taken' and Hlaii Dlaeaw».''i wTblitmbook/* W& Thro' patl'B wJtpro wolvoa would fwir to with horror too groat for .word*. 00 Kcndall'a Spavin. Ctvr« ought alway» . '».««•• ...... •-.".'•. •'.;•.'• i.-":!.-:-''-. •••.. ••• I.,'..-1 .• Unlwta he doea better with hi* atudiea . up burdona thoy did not underatand, and 7 -. proy, -.,,-•• -, .•.,.•• ..I.:I--;;. ':-r -• .- * , Howy..tl»qy,;*r«friainfld"Bo qulotly up in ho cannot bo promoted with hia CIOBB. * on dUcovory of what they' meant, not to go toother. Tlib bbbk' l* *^irb'nderr Jf WdarcB,*b>inu^ thb though*;'of tho' groat tro« without ~Now York World. for a day or a year, but for life/ tho -ful' little oompahdlum i of ,4»onM»j J^q^l; i bravoHovil mbt riot,8paT^n^pw«* tbelk'-'fAte; ^wliothor "thoy* would ra»oh; that long night of horror. Oenornl Grant once took reftigo In the -way of duty le not,given orvdooa,not rv i» Die only* rmeif ^M^^Y^k^^' aan4,iu tyajMonay IfMitl the'point tlioy woro aiming for in aafo'' Hoavon,WM ineroiful, to thom in mod* ahade of the porch pf a "captured" ««»lv« th* attention Tt deaervbaV can lw Jitul free at the dnit'Btnr^Mw * ty, or -wJmtliur thbV ViVoultl iind ..tWrn-J trptlw*! th* in<*fn*** oold of tlm w«ftth«r, aouthcrn mansion fronting the highway KMidaH'a J fipavlh Our* la ^bld^bi^wajr,v yairftluil •qtvoii •uifro-an4fld^ by AfawnooB, 'whioh; othnrwlaa thoy would nov«r havo boon along whioh Jiin troojw WHIM unwiluj,', Be buiulMiaa \t Hjfl ;*«tr««< by writing to,,the.'jDr^,jl.AJ,»'.".. nVta^ -cipturt and death lor" JoV iindy ahlei to have enduring thoir crampad hind Jilm the miatreaa of the houite grim­ Kendall CorripeVny at Enoaburg jKaMf,, worne than doatli for Norine. ponltlon,! The heavy belt of tr«oi, top, ly watched the Intruding ho*,, Tha gen- y..:.. 8tretcnlng It*,, , ,,. Vermrtiit, n. WW; M lkntmtioimmttm- It waB,Httla wondttr .that Jot*V hbartj warded! of ti tha wind, aa well. , , eral Bought to relievo the tenxion. ;, Bhe—-I hear that,you have lately tad* cent atamp to pay r>o»t»l>**. r3Miw They both »aw tlie morning break, "I autmoBe, madam," he courteouttl-y4 rived from Calcutta. What ware you L twa m?-tj TtTf**w'.*S iW^A-blM^vi, lr.aanly rual' eold and err ay in the aiut. with a thank- remarked, "you have never before aeen doing out there! - <•> A man'a ideiu bf

, r ', •" •> - . , * . i < WILD ROSS LODGE NO. 39 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Plows, Wagons, Harrows, -*T THE . Creston, B. C. Meets every o her Monday from June 20 4 to October 4 at 8 p.m. in Speers' Kail. ifi ^^s> a _H" a ess^sx a • HSB * *4 Geo. Broderick, C. O. 1 VJ-C a - ESTABLISHED 180T - VjyaVAO OFFICE. TORONTO E. JVnseu, K. of H. & S. i » "* * i ' 11. S. Bevan, M. of V. Visiting brethren cordially invited. , ». s. WALKER, president paid-up Capital, $10,000,000 4 AT r^ A "0\7t?¥5'Q HARNESS AND 4ISSAIfDSS^AIRD,GeaeralKanaser Reserve Fund, - 6,000,000 V^/TLIYV CI\ J IMPLEMENIMPLEMENTT STORE B O W N F <5 *5 Brioches throughout Canada, and in the United States and Eogltud 1-4 «J «7 "Wholesale "Wino aud Spirit ffaslMTHV ^§SQi^£SQ Every facilitv afforded to farmers and i Merchant FLEURY PLOWS are tlie kind Everybody Swears BY; Other Plows are tlie tuUUil 1 if I isuosrec^ ot*era for- the transacti#n of a,,!,, B.C. kind Everybody Swears AT. There's a reason. banking business. Sales notes wiil be cashed or taken for collection. || Cranbrook RANKiilifi RY RSAH Accounts may be opened by mail am* ' ————

OMnr%BilU»B IVlrtla. lnouie* deposited or withdrawn in thi way with equal facility. 122 PXEOT B. FOWLSR, MANAGER ORBSTOH BRAKOS The Creston tRevieVP Creston Drug & Book Co. ^ Ho

jTMliehed ovary Friday a* Greaton, British Columbia, by tho Orestoa Pub- Under New Maaagement £ Uafelag Oo., at their office, Fleet Street, Greaton. 1 \/OU will make no mistake

Vaanaaiayof R*iPH Or. SCBUTOX - EttiSO?. 1 when Jrou get off the traift fP"kr «f VA At »\A« xzsr J beg io advise our customers thai InSrOS if you sign the register at Subscription, *2 00 a year, in advanoe. the Creston Hotel. Travelling SO-Day Notices, $5; 60, $7 50; 00, $10 taken ober the management of this business S \ The Leading \ M a men will substantiate this. Ws 2b* Bevies ia th* aoknowledRed adversiauig ™otoim o, -^S^^^t. o£r beginning April 25, 1910. f£otel of the j eulating in over ona thousand homes throughout the Gmlon dwtrocs. V; study the comfort of our guests. Snmal are open to correapondenta on lira q^ationa rf local "fgg^^t We Wit endeavor to gi \Call cAgain Lumbermen, Ranchers, Tourists • m started th« installation of several hydrants in the business | g and Commercials. sectio. n of-y th. e town. Thes/r»< e hydranti._.j ~4.s« wil„„;nl enabl*m«Wt«e> the citizenscitizens ! fci mmmm to Kc^ngtiish a fire, providing it is canght in its infancy, I vsr and will be a fairly good fire protection until a more efficient 3 Moran & cmead - Props* system can be secured later on.

*w*tTh * matter of havin_g races of variou^s A.liiUi>| laking a Jf •J»' *tfjaW' ^a^ *•»" little celebration on Victoria Day, May 24th, should be en­ couraged. Th* big annual celebration at Creston, of course, S We arc Agents for McLaughSiia Ml SNA tTfelUfff »....-- L- ' 1 "* is recognized to come off ia the iall of the year, but every patriotic citizen will admit that to allow this holiday to pass 1 ym^iiiis IISBSO ftiili ajjggil without any attempt at celebrating in a Canadian town <, Democrats, Buggies, Wagons, etc. would be a pretty tame affair. Let us all join and have the You Save Money by eonsuUing us before , races as now being planned a huge success. Buying Elsewhere. Easy Terms WHOLESALE WINES, LIQUORS Il seems to be the general feeling among the members of jiijaj&jaLai AND CIGARS s^s^f^f^f^ the Fruit Growers' Association that the matter of having a k sTi fall fruit fair or exhibition might be arranged satisfactorily CRESTON , . this fall if it was held in conjunction with the annual Labor lreaj>fteieee««coftPOtgg»»l«JLgJ>911991SJLAQPagaceoaae•*^/a.e ^"5 Day celebration. The idea of holding the fruit exhibit alone Sirdar Avenue, Greston, * ' * without the other celebration does not meet with much favor 'I 1 KOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT—District of 1 West Kootenay. A. MIRABELLI and in this connection we think that the judgment of the Take Notice tliat Clayton C. WrlRht, of Per­ nio, H.O., jeweller, Intends to apply for per­ THE CRESTON SHOEMAKER Spiced Rolls! ; fruit growers is sound. It might be well to set apart, say, mission to purchase tbe.following described lands: Commencing at a poBt planted oil the south aide of the B.C. Soutuern Railway's right Best Workmanship ' $200 for prizes for vegetable and fruit exhibits and have the or way, about one and one half miles In a Boota aud Shoes made to Order westerly direction from the uorthweBt corner fruit and vegeiable displays arranged in separate halls or of Lot 8U03, Group 1, Kootenay, thence -west 80 A Speciality Spiced Rolls!! chains, thence south 80 chains, tlionco east 80 chains, thence north 80 chalnn. to point of CRANBROOK - ti. O. tents, which would make it practically a side issue from the commencement, containing Glu aciea, more or loss.-; •'•:•;.', yy-- We hame a fresh supply of day's sports. If the day were devoted exclusively to the Dated March 4tli. 1911). Tha Szy>, Johnnie* can you tell fruit exhibition it .would develop into rather too elaborate an CLAYTON C. WRIGHT me Vbhere I can hire a Good KOOTENAY LAND DISTRICT--Distriot ot Funeral Biiecioi affair for a place the size of Creston to undertake. We have 1 . West Kootenay; ^y, not as yet heard what the Farmers' Institute thinks of the Take Notice that Alexander A. Gillespie, of Saddle Pony? Fernie, B.C., roal estate aRent, Intends to np- tROLLS matter, but there is no doubt that this institution will have pl,y for permissio. n to purchase the following Sure! Try the |ueI uescrlbedilandcriDe[ljHlIIunn - .: , Theso ore Bouelass and take the nine ui m*. ., j. aouihorn hallway rl..... ,. f delegates at the next meeting of the Board of Trade to ;dis-j Way.'•^»^TWV^^^M^?*?-", about one and one-half ml lea In a west place of Ham or Bacon ot a LOW orly direction from the northwest corner of Price that will surprise yoa. Lot B0U8, Group 1, Kootenay, thence south 10 cuss this important subject. chains, thence east 10 chains, thenco north lo CRESTON 'V ehalua.to B.O. Southern Hallway's right of Adlard & Wisler way, thence went 10 chains, along said right of way to point of commencement, contatu- Fresh Beef, Pork The Moyie Board of Trade deserves credit for their good lnir80acrnBmoroor lose. < House and Dated Maroh 4th, 1910, LIVERY Veal and Mutton i judgment in refusing to join the newly formed Associated ALEXANDER A. GILLESPIB Sign Painters Boards of Trade of Bast Kootenay, consisting of Fernie, If/3 the BEsrmvowti. Fresh and Smoked Fish Cranbrook and Michel. The Creston Board of Trade also LIQUOR LIOP.NBE AOT, 1000. Kalsomintng and There's a Good Dray and ••'••-•• !'.-'""-.-/•',' '., • W; '•• ••'• Tako Notlco that 0110 mont, h aftor dato, I in­ Of AU Kinds refuses to have anything to do with it. Surely the well es­ tend to apply to the Sup* rintondont of l'olloo 1 for a hotel license to sen. IntoxlcatliiR liquors tablished Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Col­ at tho town of Creston in tho provlneo of Urit- Waperhang&tgTransfer in connection* Also lsli Columbia, In tho promises known IIH Um umbia is good enough without starting an infant association Hotel Munro, nltuato on Lots 1, 2 and a, in Green and Dry Wood, Block 21. or a sub-dlvlslon of Lot M25 In Group VICTORIA BXaBBTt and thus making a farce of the whole matter. J, In thn District of Kootenay, Plan (10)1. P. BURNS & Co. Dated at Oreston, 11,0., March 6th, UHO. Umltael WILLIAM 11. BURTON, CRESTON - B.a to tho nowjalmoflt empty benohea. Bv Applloant. Camef(M+& CRESTON raow teas srsAHeEas' G ALLBRY , y, . I .. .- • . ory now and then frlvoloun omondmontB PROPRIETORS' : (Continued) ^^^AA^/»'<^r**H^^^,%M»A^V-4AfVVV**>A^VVt^/W are put; in eaoh cane a division IB liiRint* xtjtwjjfyy'.i'.i Looking at the Qoverament Bide of ed upon end tho roomqorn after hearing Fine Cigar* and *Mf999W*W99999**(aSBB*" the) hotUMi and rteeing the rowB of woll monotonous roitorntkms of previous Cigarette* dreaaed, qniet looking tnesnheni at-whom speeches, troop into the lobbies. Of ALWAYS ON HAND. .;, Wholesale • *Vhkai tannta Mra lcrreUed. one can acawe- courso the Onvornmont majority romalns Provisions, Produce, Fruit ly MAOolata them -with A revolution. General Commission Mereaanta the samo; tho amondmont is uogatlvod ckmanX They uro the mildeat mannered orew of Pool Room, Billiards aud ud stands another raombort o movo NELSON - B.C. retolntiottlata that ere* cot & throat or - and - a further equally faroloal one, and so aonttled a ahip. One heglna to went, Jvismiih tho great faroo goon on. HATFIELD tram the general Indlfferenoo of tlio Barber Shop and hoose, that there ia aotnethlng unreal At last wo havo an interruption to tbo play; a membar on the Government side BATHS Pltsttther 1 •abont all thia and thia toexplaine d when •MMMMM •MMMrfkaWMMMIMMtfa a -rnember of the Government, replying, of the hoose. below tho gangway, has The Greston Both Hot and Cold oaught tho Speaker's oyo and as soon ai On Sirdar Avenue polnU ont that foil opportunity -will be '•fo'tht.. giro**, to debate the retolntloni In the ho opens his mouth it is evident he Barber TQnsorlal Parlor, Fourth St* form of ftbil l and that to spend time in thinks in a different wny, "Aa a now Jf resb $?eafc> W> Stoves debating now U» aheerwmate ot energy. member of this houso I deairo to protest Aa a matter of fact it beoomee evident in this, my first spoooh in tho houao, OF INTEREST TO FRUIT GROWERS a&ainet tha manner in -whioh buHlndHS la •MWWntWMMMMMaMMI UiAt wo ft*« rritntssins from the at-mti. THIB IS TO OBUTIITY thai I havfi inopscted the Nuraery Bteek *Boston Bsked Benrt* *nu , gora' w>M**f <>*»* of thoee prolonged de*conducted . Wo havo boon listening hero BrownThy the Riverside Nursery, Grand Forks, B.O., and found no Chicken Tii Every $$t*fd»y* Hot Mr'':mi-tHB$: bate* fo r a more purpoae of waatlng the for four hoots to the streams of drivel infeotloos dlaeaisea. i.«.iu« Tlio atook ia well grown and of e-coeUent Mrs. J. A. M!tchsl!» PraI* p-Slf JS *^|^*'i*»-*»*«yin la* to gif a long, laboriooa ape«ohaa (Loud orlti of "Obalr, chair," aud "Or* OIIKBTON, B.C.

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Leaning over the parapet, looking with' :c .v i A '.-':'•-.-'f *>6&m&> half-closed eyesatthe myriad lights of i'-.':';; tc ^.i ! »y ! =B AI the embankment and the outline of old Ayteyy??& $ '•i^y.^yyf^fs' ^ Using, KOOTENAY" BRAND Westminster reflected a dark sombre shadow in the "waters ofthe Thames; myym / "v^y ..iff t—^•** «> ** m mm_tvw^mr m '«*• « aiW "PERFECTION" what I hod seen and heard. I saw a ;T'5S!»»SSi*. ready for "Roomers" t .SAtoffiii^ »!-/i;.?Ami.: mighty empire, built by giants in policy .. "••.•.•.•••••~:;- T^-~y,T...y4af•• -r.ir~-~ ~-~?°«w.'.y .:-::s.«:s^iv.;;itH,isss >*^ * Means in PRESERVES, in' the "Baast v Block. , yXii®$, 1 •'(-!•.•>...;.:-v,-i:i-.^:!i..'.1 ;<:-.•••:.,.--I.•.:..'; ..>. -y,:-::r-:>^.'.^-..vc/.^-^yyoa^'s-Keii^!;: and achievement, some ,of 'whom had , .All are furnished. .'.-'tr;;; '•'•'A"y;y '-.••••.'..Vw^i'i '>#"'''i •'-«i;-\:!-'';':.- '••''• i ir''. ;••• 'kv"Hs-SJi,.J''i*;r;yo^HT^vy^&iA spoken and workedjiu the .very' hall in Hot and Cold Baths Lathsl , ••KOOTENAY" Jams are made Only by 1 v 5 Whioh I had been sitting. - Alas, 'that A-'-'i •' •'-•'.v,\ -.* .'*•*''» .'iWiiavj.;*] " ' A empire, aa the result of party po'itios, FRANK $AST • yy~AyyAAA&yy-:M had passed into such poor, ignoble hands. RougnfandlJD The Kootenay JairL Co. Ltd. Our domestic government, imperial NELSON, B.C. polioy, nay, the British constitution it­ ^ self, iore dependent upon the wiil of a group of sordid Irish politicians,' whoso W&JM^m mainstay is the gold of an alion secret The Beiiabie mcPEAK'S Store of Plenty society. Mr. Redmond aud his wreok- Mrs. Murphy has just ere are today the masters of parliament, opened a mm and to their tuno the present Govern­ T ment dance an absolute attendance. Clothes Cleainng Both sides of tho house are lnrgoiy •:V.I\';. SPECIAL . REAL ESTATE INSURANCE' made up by servile politicians, who are Pressing and •;,A Our whole stock will be, offered by ready to lick tho boots of tho party MININQ whips, and to many of whom tho' urease Repairing Business in thoir trousers or 'tho color of their Most of you Ins*ure yb-arVBuMin PUBLIC AUCTION ,In ,the Bast block, and will r*-'!!' -v.'' tios, and to all of whom t^o nicetio*- of guarantee all worlc; entrust­ You consider it good,y business!^iudginent. Your! Live Stock is Connhehcing; Saturday, April 30 debate and the rules of procedure* are liable to loss in a hundred difiorent yAyyy ed to her. Many years ex­ foro, use tho same businosa judgment and insure with mo i^^V^^^^^^^^^^^^ "At"..*,. • ' %' •' 'At 12.0 noon moro important than tho interoHts of perience at the work. 1 j 1 > I I n . , 1 , their constituents or of tho empire. ' This is a cbr^nceof buying Choice Goods Tho times nro anxious; inteinational Bring in your Clothes r The Britisli*-Aiil^ J" > .•' '' '.oX. Ypur Own Price rivalry in commerce and arms was nevor onao»-Tin)Lii)i»HONnbBNTiiAri nLooK; , , A '-:'-yAyjpjHbi^E',i:'''•••;' m. keener; vaBt and far-ronohing reforms district News ' . " .1 "A'": . .^ ',' ':' S1 .;.'; .. —„" ;. .,.;•' '•, ; aro hooded, notmoroly of a destructive, •••y-y- but of a constructive character, Aorous Mrs, S. Iiowis, of Eingsgatoi was vis itlng in^ Eriokson this •wdolt. ; Police Court lA* the soarlsoB the might of n groat nation, AU theXatest in Hats, soibntiflonlly trained for ponod and war. ";-. Mrisi F, Putnam loft on Monday for Flowers, Ribbons arid In tho Pollbo Court on .We^n'o'sj^;;''.')- Up-to-date Qo^^^ :';';.;,;' Over the ocean tbo young Bopabllo, con­ Manitoba to spend tho summor with her lUorniMs, Arthur Murohinopn -wai poji- ' fident in its V youth and roBburoos and Veilings, Ladies' and ,,., 1 ' 1 '' I"... '• <'<}'< '"yi" L. j. ' 1 ;' 1 i. •' .in'.. • *'• •' ' • .tno^ov.v'v tenood by Magistrnto Johnson to ono y making ready to cauapotQ 6n more than Children's Sailors month'a inprlsonmont" lh thb Nplson : If it io either, We can supply yo^^a^ Mr: Ira Boam and family moved on to 1 equal termB for tho world trado on whioh to3r; Putnam's place on Tuesday Inst A fine assortment of Ladies 1 gaol. Thia man had been found bog­ Bratain.Uvea.' Agnlnst those poliolos of Waists, from $1. Infants' ging about town and as ho appeared to y •tt'.- 'i. A trial will convince:you. yGalVandyexamine., and will tnlco cbiirgo of the placo while blood and iron and tho most advimood bo deoidodly weak-minded it -was deem** A: Any special orders 'ttiroujp^ Mr. Putnam is away on tho soryoy, Silk Bonnets, etc., etc* business organization, what is Britain y—uif. W. .WW 11 ••»•!——-iWi^l •••••• Hii.iw.1* ... ,i MIIW^-W—^M^m*«*H» od ndvisablo tb plaoo htoi In safe koopinic 1 You will be treated rigbt. y doing? Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Timmons arrived for a whUo nntil his mental condition, I know what tbo no-oallod loaders aro homo last Saturday from Shawueo, Ok- Mrs, 2VL YOUNG conld bb invMtigatod. The namo morn- dolus.' j Thoy y aro tallcinR1, talking, talk- labaina, whore they spout last winter, Fourth Street, Creston, B.C* img 0* J.yDoyle appoarcd to answer to n ng; talking p arty, polities, Mr. Tiramons says that thoy flaw a good charge ot vagrancy, This man has been Tlte Cre^oh Hardware and Fiiriiitiirfi 1 Co. 1 ••Movo on thorp." A'gmU* voloo broke In *, porhupn ho thought I 1 wob contemplating a jnmp into tho cold thev stopped at Spokane and left thoir ot tho Crouton Xtevlew and the family Od to pay any attention to the notice of . „,, *prestlgo of tho Honso ot Oomm^no W owW.Vy"y V', - "'„' •' V '''• . •',' "''-..Ay'" ' Thames wittfr, UH many a pom* ilvvil has X, But.'thJH was iW bosb speinph oC tho oldest boy, Leslie, in sohool. Herald aud Weekly Star as described on the police to. leave towni;-*'^XyX ^••AAAY;:A suffering in the oowntry ami before tho •Jumped from life into eternity from tho 1 flycnlnjr;, i-t ra«B troo and nlw cmnum Pi-oi'lnclai: OonetabJovJeasoa Jcft'.oaA :.' A world, when onr methods of bwsiuosu wo bridge. £ buttoned my coat and sot oit tho took page of thio paper ? .. Each ia* them«»B«p«i of piatltudoB ntul piffle and Wednesday's train for Nelson with bin on the»* ..'ff,11*7,,',' '** ^i-^trVhwll,; rlnwri the ''steiis find on to 0.0 T-tod*a!arfl laavea for Nelson on Oreston Powor Light and Telephone Oo. "'"•' pj^aeh^a' and Waiiviiastio r**if«reinoo». to-'hia' Westminster brldtfoi I Monday bu n business trip. will be prosecuted nooording to law. \ tho fnjrmor and fruit grower. v, Jiaad,J?oo_k fctywiw lW*..fa4to^.i(.; : i , i , ".•... 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|J - THE CREBTON, B.C. REVIEW. * * t^fv* - i

REST AND PEArE A FAMOUS- HYMN. TO ILL TO* WORK j What the Aviator, Must Knew! AT Fall Upon Distracted Households "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say," "Aviation has to be learned, i«8t like Th® HJ>©1!!1 Wfeo i When Cuticura Enters. the finest and perhaps most loved of in Doepest Despsir—All Run Down any other trade," declared ^Philip, Hall, IV Plcep for skin-tortured babies and all Horutius Sonar's hymns, was writ­ —Health Was Restored by , of New York, a member of the' Aero lest for tired, fretted mothers ib found 'Ferrozone. Club, *of America, at the New .Willard. Was §l©irry ir. a hot bath with Cuticura Soap and a ten while the author was minister at Mr. Hall is building two aeroplanes, a gentle anointing with Cuticura Oint­ Kelso. His son tells how that he would When you are sick and undecided as biplane and a'monoplane at his country •»•» »Ki«*.«,,,,tMt,t>,M««»J ment. Thia treatment, in the majority take hiB notebook, and while thinking to the best remedy to use, there is place on Long Island. of cases, affords immediate relief in out the line of his hymn, he would be nothing to convincing as the personal "Tho first thing the aviator has to A doll and a kitten were once veiy the most distressing forms of itching, experience- of some one, who has suffer­ le»rn is whether the gasoline engine in good friends. But the doll was always burning, scaly and crusted humors, ecze­ busy with his pencil, making little ed like yourself the aeroplane, while iu jthe air, A io is t&e word to mssn^bet. paying, "I don't like my house. My lit­ mas, rashes, inflammations, irritations sketches all over the margin of the page. From Sfc. Francis, Maine, eonics the working properly. He must learn to be sadai tle mother fusses over me too much. I and chafings, of infancy and childhood, It is evidjent from the manuscript that following statement from Mrs. Ovila able to detect this hy sound alone. All' want to travel. I want to live some­ permits rest and sleep to both parent Dr. Boiiar*, like John Wesley, made use Daigle: "I want to write you a few parts of the engine have their particulars ly where else." nnd child, and points to a speedy cure lines in order to tell you how much bet­ noise, and when they are all working "Very well," said the kitten at last. w hen other remedies fail. Worn-out and of a kind of shorthand, though in his ter my health is since takin** Ferrosone, in, harmony form the sound of the en­ r a "I'll take you somewhere." worried parents will find this pure, case the signs employed bear a strong "For two years I was weak." gine. A Bingle false note shows tub aer­ So he caught her dress in his teeth onaut immediately tfiat something is bQUGHS sweet and economical treatment realizes likeness to Pitman's system. "Couldn't do any housework. and carried her tip into a tree. It was wrong with the machinery. It is a pe­ their highest expectations, and may be The original manuscript of "I Heard "Was tired, worn out, depressed. applied to the youngest infants as well culiar thing that while the engine the Voice of Jesus Say" is now very "Thought I wouldn't recover. ISSUE NO. 10, 1910 as children of all ages. The Cuticura "Since using Ferros-ouo I have grown makes the same volume of noise on the Remedies aie sold by druggists every­ much worn and faded. It is written strong enough to attend myself to tha ground as in the air, when flying^the where. in pencil, and the photographer who family washing. I hnvo seven children noise seema to be faint and far away to o »» copied tho original explains that he and a husband, and am doing all tho the avia'tor, had to give an exposure of something "Unexpected danger lurks every­ BOYS and GIRLS Human Typhoid Germ Tube. housework myaelf. I still use Ferrozone Thte Snap Shot Camera, like three-quarters of an hour itt order and seem to gam better hcaljth all tho where in a flying aeroplane. The avia­ ..complete, tor taking Typhoid Mary, the human culture- tor must learn to judge air currents aud tube, who had for three years been un­ to get even a fairly good result. time." photos 2>£x2#i frea tor Dr. Bonar's notebook, which is- now (Signed) OVILA DAIGLE. most of alii he must have the steadiest . Bellinc 30 ot our 10c der observation by the New York health 'kind of rerves, so that he can aot in­ packages ot beautiful department, haa been released and told one of the most precious relics he has Every person in low health—all who poat cards. Send us your suffer as did Mrs. Daigle, aro sure to stantly in a hundred possible emergen­ name and aildreas and to go and cook no more. M^rv was a left behind, contains-, it is believed, we will Mull you the cards to sell. many other hymns, including "I Waa -bo invigorated and _ restored by Ferro­ cies. domestic. Long ago she had typhcid, "I do hot believe that aviation is go­ and recovered, but the germs stayed a Wandering Sheep," written two or zone j it's the moat nourishing of all Bijou Specialty Go. ,0epl.6*Hamllton,Ont. tcnics,—try one or two tablets all meals ing to become as common as automobil- by, a«d everwhere that Marj went, three years previous to "I Heard "tho ing, as some persons * seem to think it Voice of Jesus Say," and that very and watch tho gain; BOo per box, all these germs were sure to go. Cases of dealers, or The Catarrhozone Co., King­ will. The sport is much more expensive typhoid frequently developed ia famil­ beautiful resignation hymn, "Thy Way, than automobiiing, and far more da- Not Mine, O Lord," written in 1S55. ston, Canada. ies that employed hex*, several persons mg* **• l*h- gerous."—Washington Post. died, and after every other explana­ V .» * » SEVENTEEN YEARS THE STANDARD tion of the seizures had been disproved, NEW AUTO HOSE WAGON. Only One "BROMO.QUINiNE" Prescribed and recommended for wo* attention was attracted to the woman, Thnt IB IJAXATIVB BROMO QUININE, tadb men's ailments, a scientifically pre­ HK5^*t£: Worth Seeing as it Shrieks its Way tor the signature ot W. W. GROVE. Used the lovely there. She could see so far, and and it was agreed that she was a car­ World over to Cure a Oold In One Say. 25c pared remedy of proven* worth.» 1 he the birds sang to her and the squirrels rier, a person who though immune to a to a Fire. . , ., n » «a - • - - result from thair use is quick and per­ made friends and she was very happy. germ, transmits it to others. Mary's Thero are plenty who think that the \ manent. For sale at all drug stores. "I like this/' she said. "I won't ever case guve medical inquiry a decided fil­ most stirring sight to be seen in the The Crank. go home again." lip. Physicians all over the world in» city's streets ia the fire engine going to The complete crank is a kind of col­ TRENCH'S REMEDY But next day things changed—there vestigated and ditscussed it, and several a fire, with horses galloping, whistle lection of causes and it is difficult to screaming, smoke streaming back from came an awful storm. other carriers were found, though she discover the principle upon which he col­ Jdnj&jJEj* w*» a It wet the poor doll through and it appeared .easily led them all iu the the smokestack above and sparks flying lects them. A new religion and under­ and dancing from the firebox below. IMPORTANT NOTICE ^ ^ through. It banged her head against havo© she wrought. The health depart­ clothing and some insipid kind of diet A BRANCH OFFICE has been established the tree and threw her to the ground. Such people may thinK that when mo­ are1 all the same to him, and he advo­ at 107 St. James' Chambers, Toronto. r ment now releases her l^oause it is be­ She was «o e and. sick and frightened, lieved sho has become innocuous. For tors shall have supplanted horses in the cates them all "with equal earnestness. RBDVCTIOH SB? PR5CS moving of fire apparatus the days of and no one seemed to care, for at the thre^i y«»rs she has been under a special He wants men to change their lives in Thia important change permits of prices iirst raindrop the kitten had run away romance will have gone, j*ut still the every particular and protests against all being reduced to those prevailing in Europe, diet. If the typhoid germs have not sight of the now automobile high pres­ namely:—Pull package, 912.00; half do., 46.C0; < under the house. starved ,it is probable that they'have the ordinary usages of the woflu, both quarter do. (3.7S; postage 01' express chsrges "I want to go home,*5 wailed the dol­ sure water tender 72 going to -a fire, in great and kysmall things.. He does extra. ,. . at least become too enfeebled to leave THE OnVT CANADIAN AND U.». ADBnCS* ly; "111 never be discontented again— Seuti for treo sample to *Oept. H L., Na­ witli siren shrieking and bell clanging, not believe that there is any instinctive theLc congenial lodging*.—Boston Traus- tional JDruir & Chemical Co.. Toronto. TRENCH'S REMEDIES, LIMITED and I had such a lovely house, with, a makes something of a sensation and wisdom in mankind or any value in past -g 1 or ST. jAimsa* CMAttaana. JO«?ONTO brass bed awl blankets, and ths dearest cript. may even cause a thrill. tradition and experience. For him wis­ PatnpS'et mailed free on application. - Japan's Progress in Advertising. Bewar / ot apuricue imitation*. All pack­ little mother. If she'd only fuss over «-»^ «— This new motor driven tender is big­ dom has only just appeared among men ages o* Trench"a Remedy muBtbcar «ur trade- me now and kiss me again. I'm so sony FREE TO OUR READERS. The Japanese appear to be imitating ger in every way than the horce drawn and she has revealed herself to very few. taerk eeml In tinbrokjon condition ou each end. I ran away." Write Murine Ere Remedy Co., Chicago, tor American methods of advertising by big tenders, and its load of big, heavy high —-^London Times. And just as she said it there came & *S-p*ee illustrated Eye Book S*ree. Write all posters, big signs which can be read pressure hose, laid ia it in fore and aft *2>03t Tour Sy* Trouble and they trill advise folds, stacks up to a height of seven .Causes of Fire. ,,: voice in her ears, "Oh/~my poor, dear, aa. to tbe Proper Application of t&« Marina from railroad trains, and electrical illu­ ,A man who believes that many "fires lost dolly!" and her little mother -was Eye Hesawlitt! la Your Special Case. Your minations at night. The most common feet or so above the ground. Three feet lc Urogxisi \rill tell you that Murlno SeHsves higher, running: the length of the wagon and much loss of>life could be avoided tl-ere, cuddling her all wet as she -was, Sora Sye*. Strengthens Weak Eyes* Doesn't picture noticed was of a lady dressed in msi. ??P; yj% if people exercised more' care in dis­ snd kissing her poor, aching head. Smart, Soothes Eye Pain, and sella for 50c. along the middle, is a hand rail. " "Never mind—111 take you into the Try It ia Your Eye3 aad ia Baby's Byoa for the costume of the far east in company The crew numbers ten. The captain posing of burnt matches and cigar and Scaly Sr&Ude and Granulation. with a lady in the costume of the Occi­ rides standing on a little platform at cigarette stumps, is sending thousands oak tree, where there's a bird house, -* —^...Q .a fr • . pext time, and you can go in there when dent. Not only feminine attractiveness, the forward right' hand corner of the of postal* cards through the mail bear­ Should Have Lost His Fea. tender ito^ the Tight of the chauffeur, ing tbis plea: "Fire IB a useful but alao it rains," said the kitten, zest day- Physicians and lawyers are sometimes but also flowers, scenery of mountains, Better than a Mustard Platter. Doaa Not Bllettr. Bat the doU shook her head. "Never the lieutenant rides standing on another dangerous element. Remember this when charged with protracting profitable rivers and the seat, and other things cos- you -would throw, a burnt out match in- again," she said; "I know when I'm well sidered beautiful, are used for purposes little platform at the forward left hand FOR COLDS IN CKEST OR "cases*' through months, and perhaps corner, the engineer rides on the step at , to a peper basket or on the floor, where off. xou're a kitten and can go, but of advertising pictorial display.—-Gov­ I !§SP.SA?3 5HHJUIMS; ITO. B I'll stay at home forever." years, that could have been disposed of the rear, and the rest ot the company au unseeu sparks-might ^aiake a' flame. And she did. iu a few days or weeks, says the Youth's ernment Consular -Report. > , ride standing on top of the load, hold­ I 12 Vaseline Remedies in Tutes I Think of it when you throw away^your Companion. One medical man, who had 1 Mentholated, Camphorated, Borated, Car» I cigar or cigarette stump. Prevent the ing on by. the hand rail. * Isolated, Oxide of Zinc, etc. Write for no temptation to" that kind of practice, You can hear the automobile tender's Free Vaseline Book. fires that kill. A receptacle for burnt HEALTH TOR BABY was frank enough to take advantage of siren blocks away, with its wild rising matches is a more valuable piece oi fur­ the impeachment and put the blame OHESBKROUOH MPQ. GO. (Oona'd) COMFORT FOR MOTHER aud falling, sinking and .swelling shriek j 1 •* 370 Craig »t. WM Montreal niture than a rocking chair."—New York where it belonged. A lady was very EVNUALL: and then as it cOmes. nearer you hear Tribune. *, -r y - , w *«?*,, .. ," solicitous about her health. Every trifle the clamor of its bell, and'then the big ------^—:.s'»3—:-££-•(*•" Power by Wire. The mother who haa once used Baby's made her uneasy, and the doctor was THIS tender, good for thirty miles an hour PILES CURED IN 6 TO I4.DAY3 •Own Tablctt for her children will alway* called consequently. The doctor was a they say with a clear way, with the A. German machine manufacturer has .PAZO.OINTMicNT >B Baafaateed ta'ciirs asi? uae them for the minor ailments that skilled man, and consequently had a Toole OU Bog Spavin man at the wheel and the men- standing invented a -new means of power 'trans­ case ot Itching. Blind" BlesdlngfjprtiProtrudlng come to all little ones. The Tablets give large practice. It.was very disagreeable BObon, aitwta up at front and rear and with that mission by the use of steel wire. It is .Pilw in 6 to 14 dayB or monoy retund«d. 60tt a guarantee of health to the child and to him to be so often called away from "I bare teen ntintc Kendall'* Spavin Curt at bunch of men standing high in the air claimed that the system is equal in ev­ ease and comfort to the mother. They his other cases for nothing, and' he re­ * colt that bud a tadBo g Spartn and lt took on top and with bell a-clanging and ery way to leather* belts, steel bands, Quantity vs. Niimbera. 3 , it clean off. KesdaU'a la tb* beat liniment 1 Old Uncle* Rastus asked George Wash­ cure all stomach and bowel troubles, de­ solved to take an opportunity of letting erer usod." Yotns truly. V. B. fimitfc. siren shrieking, sweeps roaring by. You chains, etc., and is much cheaper. The stroy worms, break up colds and make the lady see this. One day the lady Eenaill'o IS tho beatfor Spavin. Curb, fttej. may miss the galloping horses and all wires are thin and endless. ington Johnson, of Utah, why he iniar- teething easy. Mrs. H. Lavoie, St. FeU- observed a red spot on her hand, and at' bone, Splint, SireUlngB, flpnlnsan d au JAm*. that, hut still the big iorscless tender ••» ried such a "monst-UB big woman."* cite, Que., says: "I have uaejl* Baby's once sent for the doctor. He came, look- maa. iOyeoreusoprovolt. omthe way to a fire is a sight to see. Ceylon Pearls. "You see it was dis way," said Uncle Own Tablets for indigestion, constipa­ rd jit her hand and said: tlabottle-aroras. Bo nm lt li XanflalTa In the tender's house the absence of In Ceylon the largest pearls, are sold George, "the Mormons has aa many tion and other troubleB with perfect re­ "Jfou did well to send, for me early." jooaetiuidMljrM-trtoboofATnamoOit horses makes 'all the difference in the for never more than §3C0, but when they wives as dey want, and I taught bein's sults. I think so much of the Tablets The lady looked alarmed and asked: -~fb/*&. Dr. OlJ.KartallO«.,Ka*alMk«Fall*.Viol world. No more the harness hanging reach the. great1 markets of the world I couldn't have aa many as' dey had I'd. that I use no other * medicine for my "Is it dangerous, then.?" up in front; no more the horses stand­ they aTe worth more' thaii' three times git as'bSg a one as I could while Ix\vas^ children." Sold by medicine dealers or '^Certainly not," replied the doctor. ing in their stalls, to jump and come thia price. 7 , a-gittin'."—National Monthly. £ by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr. "To-morrow tho spot would have dis­ Correspondence Notes. tearing and plunging to the pole at the Williams' Medicine Co., Brockviiie, Ont. appeared ,and I should have lost my fee Delicate grays, dove 'or pearl shades soxind of the gong; no more the drop­ ping of harness and snapping of collars for this visit." are exquisite. COLT DISTEMPER / Shade Borders on Wistaria. around the horses' necks aa the driver ^Chere is pale 'violet, soft pink and gathers up the lines: no more the eager Tho shade, borders on wistaria, nnd digging, Of hoofa. into ythe engiheyhouse many pretty afternoon "gowna are made PILES CURED AT HOME BY light blue for those! who like; Buch ; 7 v : floor aa thehbrses buckle down to start" Mdaia bottle; ati aad aw dowra. ot dngfOta awl haracM of it in the satins and soft velvets. Mrs. shades. '.- 'yy l'y;y 'v Vy. their load;'no more the, sharpAclatter as dMlera. Ont shows how to jxramoe ttooate. Oor fa»a_b«x>M« » Ohatfield-Taylor lias a trained, soft NEW ABSORPTION METHOD V Fashionable monograms are /often thoy -atarton their run; yAU'goh(*V; lfea ererrtimp jMtfm* saillnjrbona raaaadrla axlatisaoe--. i- placed at tho extreme left Hide. A S velvet gown of the shade with a tunic of Now the men come from their'quarters SPOHN MED1CHL CO^ Ck^*to »^»MtiU»i*ti^C»a^ uatin which' rounds upward over the A Single ongaved block.letters at the down the eliding poles silently and swift­ I, 1 11 in .Tn ,-i i' » !••" ' j-; " '-; i'i-> i:»li .- ."iuii'i 1 j-i ...1, ...... •,',' ,'.I;II .•'•>':' front of the skirt and falls far down If you suffer from bleeding, itching, topyof hte sheet, in thev-middle, are in blind or protruding Piles, eend me your ly! just aa' they have always done, to over the train in the back. The bodice good taate. • Vy-A.'. leap on the tender, and how where once of the satin io made with a deep, square address, aud I will tell you how to cure V cry long slender letters, dropping a manauapped a horse's collar a man) yoke of white laee with a border of gold yourself at home by the new absorption down the left side of the sheet from the cranks the tender's 'motor; the chauf­ lace against tho white and bias bands of treatment; and-will also send some of top are now; , • A'-'V A-yA'-A,. • feur IB already up. yA the satin outlining the whole. The sleeves this home treatment free for trial, with, Solid squares of color with the lotteris • All the splendid tumult of the old- wore of satin in mousq^etalre, joining references from your own locality if inset mark the topof many women's sta­ time ©tart is gone, but they say the tdor a crinkled cuff arrangement of lace just requested. Immediate relief and per­ tionery. XA"y A'-'". tor tender gets away 1" «u°ut two aoc-y; above the wrist. Plain white paper-with the address onda leaa timer-New York Sun. y y manent cure assured. Send no money, lino engraved in gold, or, oolor ot the top Mra. Frederick Dent tlrant also wears :.« .••«».• » .—-—•. 1 but tell others of this offer. Write to­ Is correct. • • • . y. X..XX.-X.- IW'V-' a wistaria satin gown with point laoc day to Mra. M. Summers, Box P. 8, •.; Love Market/ |/i'^'r'V;.. yoke, V shaped, outlined with sliver em­ And as to sizes, there la littlo change, Windaor, Ont. aud the oblong envelope, with deep flap The way to the market of nvo IB alight' broidery and laee points. .With the Bmilo of tho dawn ,ind,the' • »•» ''" leads In feminine fayor.yA : , A CHINESE POSltvtAN. V'AAV Vdewi '.' •- • y •• ' ' •'. ••• 'A XyyyyX', •Stole aHlae»iaacI*eBic3ttoga' And, tho lanes are all rosy, withypahfly aw* not caused by anything wrong 7: Qualifications for Appointment and A '* and posy. " A ^,yyyyy,- in tha head, but by constipation, A Bo hi^ppy to.have you pasa through; bilioiianeaa and indigestion. Head­ Some Severe Testa. The wares at lovo market aro varied ache powders or tablets may deaden, .i'.'V•'••'.-' and'rich, X'x-X'AXX-xY but cannot euro them. Dr. MOIBO'B It is not only in Franco that poatoJi em­ ployees are diacontented with their lob, A And the prico of each purchase a Indian Boot Pills do cure sick :';.... blissi . ;'"'*' •-•';'.''•• headache is the sensible way by re­ for th« Chinese postal workora arc nlao moving the constipation or aiok sto­ in a state of ferment. Tiiuy mo strongly So you stoop to the littlo red llpe that mach which caused them. Dr. protesting againBt tlio romunoration. F^'pSESSS ! '' ' await -•'.'•.'•'.:"':'•,-.'•'.''*.'• A• Morse's Indian Root Pills are pure­ which they receive ahd which thoy eon- THIB HANDBOMB IBXPANS10N OOLU- And pay thu mvoot d&bt with a KICK. ly vegetable, free from any harmful aidcr little less tilian nn insult when PLA.TBD mtACDUflT, one ot tho latojt Nov­ compared with the difficulty of obtain- elties in nraoeJoto'.will «t any wrist. .WD Tlie wares that ai'b sold are tho applOB drug. BBfe and aura. When you feci aiVIB lrniflIB tor aeUlntf only 8 boxoH, at 8Rpr p tho headache coming tako Ing employment in the postal scrvico of a Vox, oi on, MA.TUR,!N'B ITAMOUB VMOM» "o!: al mirtlii'.'.;' „•' VV,: , •...,...,;. tlm Oeleatlal Empire. The training 1 a TABLn PILI.B, ttoo groatoat Uoraody known Tho .hloaaoma of tpndcrncaB, fairs A Or. Morao'o tor WOBU and Iranuro Blood, indlsoatfon. Con- ardifous nnd full of peril. Tho men urge, Btlpatlon, niioumotlHm, • Ontarrh and for, an And thon, there arc laughter and muBlo, I f;.'i Ir-ac-JI-amri Root lollies and apparently with reason, that aa it ia Wvor and Kidnoy Troublaa. •;'', H-' ' . and'bltnftor.'"''.'.: ',,.••'•','A -,. -..'.;'•'••: ,-•.','•'.'.'•'/•;"' .MM...... ~,,^l »-fr. . I. only t3K! brnvont who ndnpfc tho ealllnjj* BBHO NO' MONBY-WB TUUST : YOU. AU shown on tlto market atanda there. of postman the emolument-- abould not Only oond your nntno nml nrtdriwB arid wo Yoit go through'thb J anb whoro .tho aong- • - ••,:.-.. -•' ••:',:••••• •'.•. .••• • •')..••'' A'X:'':Y .; r , .. ., At tha Batha. •will aond you t uoxaa of Pllla nnil fi Fanoy h« in an inverses ratio, to .tho difficulty Pln« to Rive away With tho Pllln. Boll tbr>' A' blrd'a refrain - ,< ' Should avoid dangar of Impurltlaa In dallv«ry *»row tha oven to Robuat old gentleman (to Blck lady)— of attainment. PIUB V85O, a box, and when nil nro sold «ond, A APllls the morning with rondola of bllau, tha home. Inalat on your bakar 1 wrapping hia bread In When 1 camo hero first I hadn't Btrength A Son of Heaven wishing to enter tho u» tbo proooodfl ol your nnloa ($2.00)'and .-.wo Aiid,ouch purohnao you mako. for tho :'J'.'-:II.: '.'. to utter a word, I hnd acarcoly a lutlr on will «imd you at onco, by mall postpaid, tble 1 postal Horvico must, to begin with, give bnnauoitu nraoolct, which will ploauo you ' lovo mnrknt'a aako, ; • my head. I couldn't walk UCTOBH the evldcneft of . couiHge, robuu'llioaa, poivor and all your frtonds. Wrlto to-dny. You pay tho sweat debt with a klaa, EDDY'S BREAD MRAJHRERS room, and had to bo lifted from my of nmluraiico, ability to travorso great AddreaS THltl nn. MATUUW MKDIOINB) You will moot many people with baa- •••i'..:'.:-.' bed. OO., DKPT. 207. TOnONTO, ONT. ilintant'cii over mountains ami vnlloya, A koti to .fill, Wa ara tha original .'-r-qftnur-fi^ now Sick lady—You give me hope, kind air. . .. ' 4-»» '- •;.- .'' uaad by leadtns bakara of Ottawa, Montr*al, Toronto and othar through 4 wtforoiw fonttt* frequented t>y A; Aa'thoy paun« nt tho oounterB pfbllaa, ; i/: How w*>r«* you cured'.' wild ht*ni»tK nnd robbers. Those ilunj-cr* Dnngoreua Sorvlnn Practice. cltloa. '••y y,Xyyt>'xXA.' '"'""' •-'•'•' HobiiHt old gentluinan-—I WUH bum \\"n piireliaRo a word that In dreaming iiiih joiinu'yH must be undcrtaki'ii alu'ii* One morr ban Won nddod to tlm lint of thoy hnnril. ^•'\. here.—Hire. 4 nnd nccompllnlii'il in a fixed time, AfU'i* fatalltloR procnedlnt; fi--in Uia froo URO And to pny.thu awcot doi -. with a w thlh thu would'-lii* letter cavrli*r IH HiMit of fIrcurmH on nil fentlvo oecaalons in kles. ]V;.-,. Into uncanny placcii which aro oon**ld- Borvln, Mixallo IJronovatch, a bride* The E. B. EDDXCaMPM,; Mffliltefl, Hull, Canada r'.."•' ercd to bu tbe nlioilo of evil nplrlU, groom of a few huiir**, haa boon the vie* Thoru are 'irmldonR to wnlt on tbo atnuda iV.''' When tlm Chlnono linn »ntl«fii!d the tim of a atrny bullot flrod by ono of the y . and tho fltalla, .70GWS, "<«§ Mitliniitleft in vogiird to thnm* mnitora. hu juoata nt bin wedding dinner, Thn guoafc And they offer you bonuty unci graoo, |« nppoirii-tri II lottfir carrier.—From tlio Scopt firing, politely, to mnvk hia Hatla- With a amllo that I« full of tho aoul of lAondoii Globe. fuotlon aa otioli frcNh courne waa laid on tbo sun ;' A ' • - »»• "•• i. the table. A« ho RhlnoB with Itls fair morning mmwm Poreonnl. An a rule tho Barb la a good allot, but faeoj . .*Awc'e*j.tonedj Jdie^ you oan Till* T'aator- -It In very wroinj, ind<'opr«mauam V«a*t«U«Vmtt rfSU £*&. a. a Kient a UH> for lrmrryin*** poplo, Hi, parHnnf be panned by tbo SknpHtohinn roatrictlng reineilv for tbo curaefr weak ami ImpiirIIIPIIM* b7opdblood,.fnrtlnr, IniJlneaiJoni ! tho Indlaprlwilnnto UHO of loadoil woapona bllaa— heaoaehi*. couttlpauon.aervauii.aetvauatroubk*a troubk*oiibk'-"•* . . 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At lcngth^'Cond^' in present, and the sumptuous magnificence l^l^tey^aMf^^^ : ! .^jSrialSii^y^^ ym^^ng ^fcap^ ^fAthe^^rna^|TOfeE&^^ l^j^^tjb-a'^f^ta^uis: Aby 'Clbuds^raihis •: ihdicated|;? aiidyniay^be |^iiiiirch^'f4^a^e^tt^ Ashaliv'ibi^A^ ^lboj^foripsAVA-^M;^ year; 1795, found that finely 'ground clay ^$fie\^oxBd^^ Sm|ceci^^ith||graph^ ;'^Morni-n1g-i:^ though the old -court: of Spain had re-; height ? Xcver!. -What • unloading when VVAjrlfA^i^innmer'^h^ , : A i;: v 7 iKi !.ErbodV?:T»iicil^^T^/»ii«^'''K«~~ S^iblesPaahari^ A^aihed Hita -'"pom*" p''^* o'f ^^^^^the. ^ AatY vHe got readj* "to come T Oh the; essential 'Sbj^la^ia^^whlclii^^ i^iiprhitvA Vthe X'OvitnnBiXc&Yn™*.&A'ycz~'~'-±,i.~: '"*' 'irsVta.'ftW'rwarflsi/rAt-w : me^-AYXyXMxA\yAyx^y0.y;yyy^yy^M i;^i thib).|^y.)VAnbther/'-ir^ SVfiisAiexwlleut'AFj^nM witli flags,* were filled - wit$ . antiquated; ftfia^fiii^i'bi^bibj , 1 ? 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X '•: A'. yy^lor to tKo);Spl»'iiu.#:^biEW^ 7 brought the trade of .pencil making up : ^'^^uy^di^-nii^yjia^ VyA.AV ^eyy;brypoleVi^llb^^ A> Ay^tachO'to'i^bVPiatiris^ISmbiWBy^ fcwj®b^&!?.,i^^^ Asigii Aofirain;;«;a -. biiglit7;^lI^^BUrisefrAa: ! to anscxpb^fc'yvaljibyin 189pgofy^I6^PQp.:? y Iniy;'fact^ifer:indu^ry?i^ ;;bf: g^ |^A'Condey;^el'.V^'GroycJ:V;hi8'yA 7lig«Abf VjiwiridiA V-'v;: y.'A.: y ;?A^-fs^ ricb;-;tby jift^rcmburgi' x'iotX0^di^^b^^ $$• (Vciwnpi7' or7 the ^Marquiis :7de ^achi^i^uig -.;^ciiuish^h^Burpn : tancc 'y'/y:A'AA'A'AiyAv, V V i.'.*. 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Tho:';cJaySfaA 7 at, tho yilla yhb; and the IPHnocaa vant. .'.'and .i#bn 'Aby iVlo^bllAbbbdibiibb^; This ;;biid youncV;wpmenyyCBnopla|lj'—nna.'.tlielr/^V'.y^y'f,/ l voi ,,a vquniJiOfHiiihPfo ',^U'o^Aa»*i%bua^#iia lijmitati^ay^*WiiX'..9^ thorpughlyVwoshcd and dried, ;S:and ifiijccB .diHflB'bt'^;' by.A.ii1m*Jii^ end bf thb corbmbiiyi'ButVBuddbniy lotid ybccauBo;'itv,waB, "^ ground; tho graphitb is bleo grbuhdi iatld" •:ei'iiptlonB, V etcA :-0!libABUIn-; noe'dB*.' '*it'iohtii6i*t-,';:',i,( .^••^•'vS^' ^.X39Uubd;'BV 'Vtd, dbiQodffl^H^^didsywba^ with tho, other ingrodionts, is mixed tb/o if-nceds ^WVatlnWA artoV;* tlio'' '(rylnif;,t^^;|yyyy^j?; 1 paste,y whibhibyAmoanSjOf pr^^cti of vareV 'could, dbi' / foirjif iyo •"j-' ..-x^iB^-iwiij •'!;'p'!t --^^en^rato, "wouldirotlit* u humanity; •whieli'prbyea thotv^ ious cbriatructlon", is I'^nvojf^AlB^'^Mii'i"-.' oil threa^B;?(Whichiaro now' .burntfjtn'u' tjbn -waa $ grcatcrAthnh ;Hia* vobation/' 7 furnacbiyandythia,; operation iflytJibAnib>fc 1 A'flibVKfltho: Kjljriflr:aA«iMmoiidbti8' ' appotito did itilt Itbaycn „ liko , uht>«£ oai^th), ,in;•;'..•wb'tjp'';,ways : .H'ljbw'yVYbu 'have ;bbeh' btibhbi,woirtep{^irii^^!r;^5V '^Jlwhorl: , ; strbot,from which the.crleBfciuhoii 'difficult of• alii on account ot ;\thcee !'Bplri^ijrTfrom'V*ik^ ?fy Jhonor^-Ho'{UBodof l»iav!,toVaondi.:|b»*ryIra U' than wb ;thihk; iTbb'rp vi^vtho'-pSjmbv.tifb,. 1 i : 'AivS'loinl'2*mi9kfti'-!'tlwAI'r.'.::' .•'1'i.-«:;..«itl. ^ burning; 1 crooking^ or bonding, thb jgwi't- -tlon.'' .Tlibii' ybu''liavb'e^bd'Vb^Vcobl.Vbf^'y;yi0A 7 ! , : only pnror,V.thbVBa^ '•; er; the heat^h^yyhardar the Aponbfli:bhd ! ^^/'THanb^riah''; ' b(»bk, "-and' '.bbn'tyira t«late' Uei W«ro8orvod| tho aamb.btatUM jYpii )mvo npent hour«„of the 'day:ylndbb^.^}'Ajj);yy^ V; .•y; y «nV *hiD»VVb*iilirior^ commanding; thb same;ysympathy, only ham'sVegethbleConipound . vice voraa,-•• though other meanoVaro" otft- 'lit! a: .temperaturoV bquaV''tb-;BUim'ni(cr'ii)VM^ ployod 1or bur bxtrii soft pencil fbr 'thb ^bcm7youi'li^b*coyirbd;^!V^^M , w9wAn'i • art'eca- irt'orb;,r)Bal;: thb-)^ A6altlmbw,,Md. ~ " For •ibttr fyeara wood covering pine;* fir andyoedorr orb ; ' ;1;;^tonj;^,^pH'?b' ;f : cent youyourr, face—ond none'biitBoneoiitintoVn!AtiiS-' Jnto.a torn ; ,'r ':.' A _ .*kvtt..'.,'. i* a ..,, , ,.''l»alo ..„..„_7.0..„_._ lilghbr ? 'thb' pamb vision Aibnly;.^^'blbiiror; wy Hfe;was a tnltmic yvtb mb, *&I p^ffbwjtlmost v . ixiHA, 20,000 cubic feet being opn- y Jilawifb's haitd tondorly in his owu, and —i^_i 'from , ,i:. Irrogularl.,: Bumod bvery day in1 thb, gtataa" for'pen-' f VtliiV ftnmb abolcty, only moro BolflOt. . ; *$wx w? '. W9^- mRyii$?.i>k^&i ;, Jiiand j»ftB boongrantcd; . • Ybii abfelicfbTfl tioB, terrible dig­ AAA: piiarit*d*;ju dismay atvtjho lohg|%Yhltb troth 'oil.Aboard-: albhb.A':-V.y".;VyV -jV yyy-y'-j>v;.'(Ar.;:^.y...y''-tbat, with a't theso clmnffos, the, akin jof;;y •'AA; >bu ,y*tho;i ha^-rtldittyof^on 1 ,, V AHbbvbhVlikb:.unto barth, iwithy;a-Afow, J , ( 1 , (, U a. • ging Boiisatloiifl, AiVv.y.y ' •A.'.., ! ;"- . ^lib^day*'* T Krt iV''#lniri*iB ' '•Maim•Ky^ i ^#%11/\«avAi*1i.''«aM'Ma *b,Jf Jibr'brJdM-^^^^ obstacles • rbmovbd.; Barknoas; AwcaknesB,. Of graphite; whlohAinoBtly cbnaipta bf tlio face and,neoK;Bhb'w n \Dl'^a'^b^ ., Wbtchoa 'bfi.bloodl A J'lUcd iW.ith'' horror, oxtromb iiiBrvbua- y : 1 AvAtrothiil,Vworo 'da-y^;of5on6haWtm6ntyfbir;, ' liypbcriBy, . colorfblindncbb, btoifme,, col- nosB, and timt nil carbon, nnd is found in thb crystalline IntflrVattention;V'V?. '^Xi'A -:A^A^'A^ ^^^^ .. ^^^ Hnions, *wrobkifi and *froBtB;iibrib to dony^ gbnoyfoeUng In my formation of the Laurent Ian BO rioo, wo' Don't forget, tbat;;lheA Bklny:haa,.tp, :do./\; Ayyxxx .Vi.A';yiuo'bo-,*lnff;-;albhg3hbv-.w );'^ bbtrayi or load astray, no hireling, no hovo b good VBUpply luy qanadn,, Bucking.v work .juflt'xfto 'any-other' oriiariAoW, thb''"X.; ••.;.* Vybu aj^VBafa'andaound^V ••• y. 'MXiX-ft^'A Btomacbiy; Iyyhaa: body, and If you ovorwoi'lc It,. It ffly«a outtA,; V YX':':AyV ;<>'ft' or'-waTldn« .-"throUpjIt tui ,'at*i*6btBAbf> »tai-^ l , falBb lighta,' no death for ovormpro I glyon .up ]ib..idi>libdrV'i*Tho'nlb\yorlng':.hia v over the upots, tlio eruption**, the nallow Ay'. IX•]VfUr,, lbolt'jiia in at'.tho;, ahou Sylndowa, •':V-y-Vi "-y"f-'A••••.*• '"•';•»"»» '-;»•"-•:•'•• •-'.--. :-- '• evor boing Awoll: ity. Important dopoBlts are < found dlab putchcB,. at .1 night; * and 1 notice bow auieW"/^.' •• x 7!;? i-tor»bifiR at tliUiphotdgrapUoif^ibt at'thb i*^c,Aho,i-iikdj) 'Uut there ajrb/Dpnrio whon I boiran ,to ;ln Loohob>iv,P. Q.; A Orenvilto,NP, C, your .appearance |mprovo». Aa tbti'^igb, A' .'.yy • : ; ? ^%'ii^'Vv'. ••'•.y/i,Th.^.!WJlM»^ y':'- •• J refined; \herbal > oaHences' sink-''.'dcep'V'intOy'.-'.y\A:- ' i i':y-:**ja«l^Vcbbl< «, ^ v; "\ ^xy •; .,'•.' yy -. •. v v- "< x killodtVjl'opEipobplolyWhafA' c an: inf^mouis : tako Lydiaiii,l ink> Lanark, Lecda, PronTchab and Adding- ; ! 'f.V'lt','la' n'bw Frftiibb-ay*twr>i(, Wilbarn that .the,,tleaue,• Alio .bard,.',i>crut;>vM.Uc"..paichw;„;;. ,f1 'XA':^*v6 ybu,kribwr tho Klnp; aaid to we :-thlnttl^ V^V;y;y;ft,;'i;-..y',(v,:.;-v-i:.y;1v.y-y 'AyXxXlXy. ham^s < yogotablo ton countiou, Ontnrib; in Now 'BrunB- lire rethoved, Bettor oolov roHiilta. • Tha .*..'. j.', ; i,-;'';Vi.'-i'^no'/«ifl3r,v;.T[,,.lift.v,b ;o)'ii'iip:bd tho prlnoeaa' y 'A^updbr hinfVgirbat lwhito veil tho Quob-n' thb term Mllcado dooa not do»ignato tho Oombburtdi, Tbon 1 wlofc; Nova Scotia, Britlali, Columbia. Ai CCIIB or the aklni bocomoitranHiinrnnt.Vfjc,Hii'i,'':\ :';if">; Ehipbrbr of Japan." yA': Mt>bll "known I |oit as though blood ibeneatli.ia.nblo ,to Impart iUi proper,-1' -v y: .•'• withio?'.'''tnatodfl bf calling '.-' hor Enn,standin g JVo.twooii' Quijon Maria OhrlBtlnd . But thb manufnotnro of pencils ia al- coiprlniB to the tiasuo, an^ tlio tlolloatoyro:.'.:'. ,:V;which^1 do, not Uko, I> call hor; NInl/ Pronehiniin, wo arb: told; rocqntly used , , , , , now, llfo shad boon, •moat tho amalloat Industry tbwhloli thia ..If, 7 hnd prinooBB llbhry of Battonbbrg, Btill bli?om of 1 libaltb replaces tbo vaMlQWiioasr-'i*'! 1 •:Mk4 V;W-:,SfhaVa^vary -irarlfiian^lfln't ^?' A .. •:•'•;' ':-:AA 'both tvewb|ln*j,,'-ti/»)nt allbiitJ toata. Thon tho cxprcauloii whim .conversing, with an iven jup; and I ai^roftommonditig it valuablo -niherol - oan bo oppMod, hut - * " dlBcajia. ; ;4, g aiid^naliorAbr'drtBcaibr Ay'''~;A.'"y.XiYfy^iii XyXfl:.„., , ;."vy'1YY, Wlibii.'ufli*jr, aoYofal 'days of fapilllar; thb Itinaifirbfoundjy, inbybdi Vdiciw near. attaohe^bf the Ja'piinao Ministry. Tho > aU my trlontla/'—Mrs..-Wi S; Ponn,•;>• 1 por cent, of the output - being used. i i i1 .;;V';J,iritIhin'is3r •••1|'f£(%'8'0A'ff»',>>v* n!; oeaa foir Pnrla tlio.Kltt'jf'fluid to riioi with mo for tho emotion that I havo to. .,Th»i attache .rot-lied.* "You know, femttlft cbmplalntfl l« Lydia 18. Plnlc. l«brl«*»*tor«, foundry faeings,' paint, oloo- on; etc, it la tinemmlleil, and It J:* a aura 'X}i1 monsieur, th.at our Jfilmperor lo not 'uno ham's Voffbtablo Compound, It has. cure for. plica,. All dmirirlatB'and atoroaf'."" 1 v' " 'You*ro a lucky man, M. Paoll, to bo Involuntarily cauabd ybuV' „'.';. trotyplng and firo brlok ' uao 31 per at 60c box, or 2iiiJi-T*u1 k Co.. To;onto,,for, ! ^vrablnjBf'^tti':th'o ';prlne'>9DS/'.:'rd>'':fflvci'..-. a«y-' •••A«*Wh«t alio ropllod x did hptr.hoar,,I porto/, In our'lang-iingour lanjn: o the word mika gtood tho toflt of yoara and to-day ifl cent. •'.' ...''. A' . price; nefuae ha--n nririi" i" aubHtltutea VandV.yi.y.'y, JAii'y, w^'tiling'•tblba^n>OllrVpkols.•! 'v.-:. c:AX'-xTx 'bnly-:«uw... approximately: **.••?-•'•• "-"W>-"i •--*'•'«' *«-f nlrwiuly In atonigo, i, >w*wiwiaa*a»aw«<^w§w^iii «i •» a n.ftor all othor means had failed* : Bagliinlnga of 8»lf.Halpy . ' * A;m%\i Bn,hor;yoj«thfu^|tf1«dno«B, But tlio aro put out io tho •*• -"-i'•"•(•• •*'•: A Jaat farewell to hor country, hor family tb "broalttho market. " Thora la an •What do these atatlatioa ot yonra Boekb«^-Wb are working up*tv it Miulot oonvey* th^'*rt^Mi^lbna 'not''^ Xy and her homo, and dnaplta tho hnppinoaa abundant natural annply for tlio aoaaoii, tend "to prov^T" UWo Compound a trial. grailually by atartingwltb a goldfiah. • •l....J.»J_i that" a^lo_».<•-.«^ IL^fam' II . . JpM...*.. , mamor. y* *o Mf al- 1«l but bocain*p It la withdrawn from tho If you -would IIUe Hpcolal ndvloo 1 . ii.i.uiL - a-ri' ' - * 1: w "I don't know,", anaworcd tho nwthc. «njotiou> but, of amotion il^lfT-^V«ritWia.c^ry '1• r.fiti«ithia Iho ' brtlflHaT" ahnrtii-j-fl la write to Mrs. rinkham, Ijymi. "You '|fW,k -worn ont to-nlglit,".. ro- •'^r.'i' l Lea. . .- '''• •.."'-.•''•'•"•'.•'"-',;:"'A'' I 1: •• IL A^ttMkaV J • ' I ' ', ' '• 11 ' ''i ,•" '1 ' ', •} . •"'' * *. '* '' ' 1 •«" matleal o*cpert, "I'm Juat irottlnp; upthft malntiiln<'d, .with W)latlv{, /.-•' '4i-^ .,.,«- -...,1 -. .whJrh KKU^iCtl^A^r^i'-iicnt h<* Intend .') tliOUMandii to lieauu« »ir*«» oi IVU tir.MMI », ,l.(l»l| Jill ,''•*. ».;...... baa •w*i»l* Ihfln*^ y«* tha •Mawlaba.'aiWI^v H»0 thrm fonMA ! • v y/e»iiari*:«Vi.,,.....A...,A , vrtiirvlf," wfrtrlM lb* ralneoat. And which tho laglalator ought tho cabal Ay Ay -When -IvAvlcfdv*the '.«aua&; of'^ • .'J.,-5 i l tho «Wk (lif-'w np both hauda. to anooarag* ,—• Hapbiaon. !*K,.-^:;'-!«i^i.y v.,,.,,.:... .•.,-,.., A, X, X.XYY AAV,A:V-'*-W"..,.-''-I'/' .-':.^",.. M.--'A'y. • . i.'-..r'.-.-->vi k 7J^**?^»^rj^ II .1 1 L iMMfaJWHIW—»•< BBO0S»3HWOri«»w»IB-«W!n» SaTSE*" J&?8*U fpip P$S&'. I^^I^^M^^^SS^S > ^Apg ^^*^0l@^^Ha ^MMlirli| ' •,'?'-^v;^'?y^':Ky;"^ !-••"•-.• '•"v:v^.v;--.K-3--:r'?-^ii-''^M*<^^^^i!^';/'^'Hll^-•/l?^>\r^;^V':A?'•?i>!J;^^

; : .»* * A. * JL ^ J a 4 a P§ ' TH ii fcKfiSftffc RjfiVlBW lllV I PROFESSIONAL mm pntiiTRv MIIIMN UUII I WVUII1I WWb.wia«n JAS. H. SCHOFIELD (By J. R. COTE) I'u'i Fire, Life und Accident iBsuraaee INCUBATION . I REAL ESTATE, Site. When incubation haa begun, the yolk ' become-* divided ; one port on, designa­ TRAIL - - B.C. ted as the eiubriouic, the oth«*r as the vetelline. The former is absorbed in forming tho body, while tlio latter is re­

-yy* served as foo'd for the chick. Extending • •*• *> *i^— from the yolk through the,\vhite ot the , & C. LAND SDIIVKTOR AHD AuctorBcr egg are two twisted cords; the one is , Plans ahd Specifications wound about the other and the outer ex­ CkESTON - B.C. tremities are free and do uot quite reach tbe shall, aud their purpose seems to be to keep the yolk in position. Iu the fer­ J. D. ANDERSON tile egg, the albumen beneath the grow­ ing center seems slightly thickened, and BRETIS-H COLUMBIA LAND SURVEYOR this thickened portion is connected by a narrow portion which extends to the TRAIL B.C. center of tbe yolk, and it is from this thickened portion that building colls are We.bave a First-Class gob Stinting Department

•^JKVX^J^iV, YOUNG & CO. formed. When a fertile egg is laid aud becomes cold, activity in cell formation and your orders will be in the hands of experienced printers B»al Estate and Insurance. of the blastoderm, ox formative center, ceases, and is not resumed until proper CRESTON ~ - conditions for incubation are sup-plied. That is the reason a warm new-laid egfi GUY lX>WlsNBlSKG taken from the nest and placed in an in­ cubator at the same moment with cold CONSULTING ENGINKBB eggs will hatch in from twelve to eight­ een hours sooner than the cold ones. etter ill Heads CRESTON B.C. Cell formation, begins when the egg passes into the oviduct; and if the egg i8 not allowed to become cold) does uot I What Can 0»»*)»»»»»»0»»» »»»»§»»»•»»» ton, the nervous system and the eyes •••»*•«•*»•• Ma«en»a<»>M*| and ears aud palate, -while from the hy­ ^JKfl *!%"<» ¥ ,«.*%<«» 1 ¥7f A«rA«a poblast is f onaed the lining of the inter- w aa-aa aa a^\?««asa a act v **i I 5 nal organs. About the tenth hour of incubation the primitive streak makes 3 IVx £X&\ 7% £JkY\ / Mrs. A. B. Attwood returned on Tues its appearance, and in front of this the day from a short visit to friends'at Gran* first indication of the embryo will be a fciwuo J. J. Atherton has accepted a position make its appearance in line with the on the Kelson Daily News staff aud left streak, which soon develops into two for Nelson last Sunday. distinct ridges, which keep approaching each other until about the twelfth hour Jack McPeak has been confined to bis Some excellent cartoons are to be soen they meet and form an arch above the in the window of tbe Creston Mer­ home the past few days through illness, grove. Shortly afterwards, the ridges cantile Co. Ahey are tbe work of P. R. Godfrey. but we hope to see him about again soon. enme together in front and behind the J. Wood, representing Stono & Well­ point of first meeting and form a tube­ FOR' SALE—Two developed fruit THE ranches at Oreston, 10 aores and lSacrea like structure. The fsoiit end of tbis ington, of Font Hill nurseries, Toronto, respectively, with modern house and has jnat paid a visit to the Oreston dis­ tube becomes the brain, while the re­outhouses; also about 100 aores of bench triot, having looked over various orch­ mainder forms the spinal cord. Cell land on Sub-Lot 4, Lot 8645, at Wynn- ards here. structure has been going on in the meso­ del.—Apply to Mooro and Darbyshire, blast, and about the end of tbe second Owners; Oreston, B O. BURTON BOIIN—-On the 36th inst., to tbe wife of day it becomes divided into two grooves, FOR SALE—A good bay horse, about Jesse Bell, a daughter one of whioh forms the vertebral plate 1600 lbs.—-Apply by letter to W. H. Reed, CreBton, B.O. Tha oommittee working on the* Vic­ and the remainder the lateral plates. toria Day races have beon delayed in STRAWBERRY PLANTS Soon the vertebral plate is boken up into I bave propagated for sale, under fav­ HOT completing arrangements, but expect to mesoblnstio somilies, or building blocks, orable conditions, for the first time, R. make a definite, announcement in next from whioh are formed the muBoles, M. Kellogg Oo.'a 1009 strain of thorough WM. TAYLOR, Mansg*? bred pedigrao strawberry plants. Sena­ IBSUO of tha Review. small bones and spine. Twenty-four tor Dunlopa, 910.00 per thousand, fto.b., hours prior to this, a mottled ring has Wynndel, B.O. '• YX.yxy.yYy J. W. Dow has bean making extensive Can alBO supply from 35 to 100 plants CRESTON -:- improvements to his residence by way appeared in the area about the yolk and to eaoh customer at So. per plant, post or soon becomes covered with blood corpus- expreas prepaid, of the following varia- of adding large verandas, and this al* oles. Tben little channels unite theae tlea: '••- • '.X-•;:-'••'• A-y ready comfortable home, when painted, Clyde, Watefltld, Parson ASeatsh, corpuscles nud form oapilliarles whioh will be in keeping with the home of a Beidler, Bedcr' . stay he held a conference with Superin­ lungs up to tho nineteenth day, howovor, ' A Whole Year tendent of Bonds G. M. Benney on de­is very small, and it is not until tho Sorvioes will bo bold in tbo Prenby- .-,'_';$!•$$• Look into this proposition at once.,, ;7 y^ chick haa "broken through tho shell with torinn Ohuroh on Sunday next, Morn- partmental ronttors. Ing service 11 a.m.; Evening sorvioo, For Ten Cents its beak tbat tho funotion of brantblng 7.00 p.m. Sunday sohool nt 8.00 p.m. ; G. M. Benney and Guy Lowenberg, Joy sol Sonrt artlnio or ten «i»*ntM tmliiy anil fait and inspect 0^^ really tnkos place. Up to thin timo tlio T. G" . MoLwon, Paator. itui Cannrtu'i- IK-HI. poultry r>,r">«'•, Vb" who havo held tbo poaitiona of president "onlypap«r.la tbo worm printed ON. and aeretaty-troaauror reapeotiyoly of circulation Is what is tormod yolk circu­ THMVAHM. Tho only pup/ir In* 1 lift in Blocks of* from Ufa 640 acres-, Methodist Church worlrt coiled by a man who IM In con- the Oreston Power, Light snd Telephone lation, Whon a "boll la plppod, plumon- Htant'.touob witli tlio worli liotnllca Oo. for the last two years, havo resigned. ary circulation Is ostabliHhnd, tho yolk in Services on Sunday noxt; Morning at X ybu know thoro Is monoy In poultry ' J/, lintlllto overythliutolHii, li'Hllu-lcuow- , fiuy Now and Tprofit by the Spniig Rush John B. Moron is now president, with absorbod by tho body of tho obiok, and 11 a.m.; Sunday School, at 2,00 p.m.; S liiu bow wblob lu tbo la«y to uncpoaa,., Obas. Faas as aocrctary-trooBuror, iu Evening Sorvioo, 7.00 p.m. 2 Our papor will'toll yon now vpu can • pluinonary roHplratlou set up. If suflloi- Adult Bible Olnaa, n.00 to 4 00 p.m. w ant affSM <"or bntniilnir d«llv»ir«ii to ymir List yonr property with ns. We can sell it whose bands tho management of affairs «nt ovyirfin bna not l-omi aupplled dnrlng F J RuTimnroiU), pastor iiililrima KIU010, bow to batch thuiilitrlc, has boon since tbe beginning of the ona and bow 'to IIIINU tiimn. That's' -. "i.un'.'m IJ»II»I»IIWIIW»«W»I*»«'I»»W*»'»*"''^I|I|*IIIII*,I<^^ IMWMWMWMWMM< incubation or tho carbon dioxldo romovod J* nraailwdlyehowlnroounow you can month. Cburob of England 5 tiiiHlly iniiuomoniiy. the coll building of blood and structure X Moi'rlM ton KiMitM niiliiy anil linoouio a O."' :"'••'••"•' 'a '•'": I would kindly request that tho per­ X roKUlnr aubioribcr iuul iiiulto monoy l'.: will havo beon retarded to snob a dogroo 0l son who (brew tbe baseball through my Divine Service In tbe NEW SCHOOL- \vhl*u wriuna plcnHd inontlon tho V«a/| ywLW.I 1 as to prevent tho ncoeaaary transform­ HOUSE $•—ServloM, Sunday May 1st llwviKW and aortroMH your NubMoripuon store window last Sunday ©all and get lb—'. the ball at onoe. This ia tbe only notice ation from tho yolk to tbo plnmomiry (5th Sunday aftor Eaator) j Messrs, JOHNSON AND SCRUTON Matins and Sermon, at ' 11 a.m. The Pnrniera' Homo Journal tbftt will ba. rdvMi.—T. df. Crawford. circulation, and tbe ohlok will dio lu tbo "Wvawaanf!; a.i)d Harmon, 7.00 p.m.; Sun­ OltAfllAK, OKT„ OANAnA, TOIS SALE—A s»aU e«»Wtt5 wtov*, •ball. day Bohoolat Vioar'a houao, ot 1) p.m. g#*+*+«**#**«******#«**+^* No. 8, prioa ffl.OO—Apply Burlaw offloe. . jrtHLDP U, UATUAM,Vicar,»

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