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"T«E ^EWS^NlNETEENTH YEAR. • CUMBERLAND. B.-C.,-.^TUESDAY, MAY 23,1911 SUBSCRIPTION #1.00 A YEAR
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"I know that perfectly well." replied "That looks-more-than decent on TATTOOING. your part." said Orde. Newmark coolly. "You are golug to "Of course it's none of my business have difficulty meeting your Julv notes It .s Extensively Practiced AU Over MUSIC IS HIS REALM as it is." Bhe what you intend lo do with this." the World. went on Newmnrk, "but unless you're Heinzman hardly seemed to breathe, Woman'sWorld sure you can meet these uotes 1 should but rod blnzed in his eye. Nearly all must be familiar with SIR HENRY WOOD WON KNIGHT- the crude tattoo designs, of anchors, strongly ndyise ngnlnst it." .\ "1 intend." went on • Newmark. "to HOOD WITH H-IS BATON. furnish this money myself. It must, Cupid Wint Victory shipc and so on that sailors- love to "Foj* how long a time could I get ! have upon their arms and chests. ,But Riverman this?" asked Orde nt length. j however, seem to be loaned by anoth In Suffragetto Camp. the professional tattooist can import "I couldn't promise It for longer than j er. 1 want you to lend thia money oa to his skin pictures protty well .all Gifted Leader of Queen's Hall Orches- By STEWART 1 five,years. " replied Newmnrk. mortgage." colors except white, so tliat he cnn , tra, London, Started Kis Career a* EDWARD WHITE I "That would make about 815,000 a "What for?" asked Heinzman., proauce the most elaborate and beau an Organist But Operatic Work "For a one-tenth of Orde's share in tiful designs. Nor is his work limit?d I year and Interest. Well. 1 don't see j Claimed Him Until He Rose to the Ca»yri|-ht. I90U. by lh* McChm Com- j why 1 can't carry that easily on our case he does not meet those notes." to covering small nreas,, for woi e many men aro satisfied 'wiUi'a'simple fU|. Copyright. 1907. 190ft. by present showing nnd prospects." "But he vill meet the notes." object Leadership of Englard's Greatest Sto«l_i mfittkTm Whit* ed Heinzman. "Yon are a prosperous design, ot-hors have different tastes, ( . "If nothing untoward happens." in- and men have been tattooed all over Symphony Orchestra. ! sisted Newmnrk. concern. I know somethings of your Irom head to toe. business nlRo." In these dnys when honors are so (Continued.) j "It's not much risk." snid Orde hope. •- Travelers, sportsmen, and army frequently bestowed upon the out | fully. "There's nothing surer than "He thinks be will," rejoined Ntv- ofiicors seem to favor tattooing ni >ie standing figures in the world of the lumber. What do our earnings tigar^i Aiuru gnmiy. "1 will men.',, poiut tiiiaii other classes, and the designs fine art.- musicians come in for no anyway?", out to you that his entire income Is one is asked to execute are' many and small shnro of the recognition which "We're driving 150.000.000 at n profit from the tlrm and tbat from tbis in varied, Among officers the most us- is their due. Ono ot the most popu- of about 60 cents a thousand. That's! come he must save twenty odd thou ual is the regimental crest. Spoit- la* knighthoods on the lau list was mon usually fuvor something whuh jao.OOO-lu Ave years .$450,000. Wo sand a year." that given to Henry J. Wood of Lon "If the tirm has hard luck"— said reminds them of their favor.ta sport. don, Eng., conductor of the Queen's ought to clean up $5 a thousand on 'Perhaps the funniest case recalled Hull Orchestra. KI. l-_ ' snld nottiing to Newmark our mill. That's about a hundred thou Hcluzmau. ' "Exactly." finished Newmark. was a. man who had texts from the Sir Henry's musical career date, I coiicernln**: this purposed uew sand ou what we've got left." Bible tattooed all over him till be back to 1879. when he held the posi- investment. "And that little barge business nets "Vy you come to me?" demanded' was a perfect walking Testament. O •'It is i'or Hobby," hi? told us about twelve or fifteen thousand a Heinzman at length. Tattooing is practiced very exten himself, "and I want Hobby and no year." "Well, I'm offering you a chance to sively in tne east, and it is no d.iubt get even with Orde. I don't Imagine for tnis reason that so many travelers oue else to run it. .loo would want lo "For the five years about $00,000 more. Let's see—that's a total ot, say, you love him." submit to tattooing. They get accuin- take charge naturally." tomed to seeing people tattooed, un I 1*000.000 lu five years." "Vat's de matter mit my gettln' efen He walked downiown next morning, with you, too?" cried Heinzman. feel that they must be tattooed ,tio.. VWe will have to take up in thnt But there are sometimes other r. a- busily formulating bis scheme. time." said Newmark! *;two payments "Ain't you beat me out at Lansing?" ' sons. Natives frequently think more "Joe." said Orde, "'just bow do we on timber, the note on the First Na Newmnrk smiled coldly under bis of a man if he'is tattooed, and so the stand on tbat upper peninsula stump- tional, the Commercial note, the lia clipped mustache. traveler may reap a real a'dvautasje^ age?" bilities on the Hoom company—$300,- "I'm ottering you the ehnnceot mak ' *S 1910. by American Press Association. This is particularly so in West Africa. ing auywhere from thirty to tifty thou If their boss is tattooed' the n ggjis "We've made two payments of inl7.- 000 all told." HISS INEZ MILHOIJXIAND AND HKlt FIANOR 000 each and liave still two to make "Correct" said Orde. "Good enough. sand dollars." boast about it to tlie others, and feel MK. HATES. that they arc on a'higher plane! ot the same amount." 1 ought to get aloug on a margin liko "i'erhaps. And suppose this ilddle "What eould we borrow on itV", that." scheme don't work out." The croakers who fear that tbe suf Almost every, eastern coun.ry has fragette will lose her matrimonial its own particular style of tattooing, "fifty or*sevent}-live thousand." He set to figuring. The results ta* "And." pursued Newmark calmly, ln Burmah,.aU the natives are, tattoo "Joe." said Orde, "1 waut lo raise eyed doubtfully. Each year he must "I'll carry you over in your present chance may set tbeta fears at rest, for the engagement is announced of the ed as a matter of course with a pair about $75,000 on my share iu this con pay in interest the sum ot $7,500. obligations." He suddenly bit the arm, of figured black pants extending from cern." Each year he would have to count oa of his chair wltb his clinched fist.' most obstreperous of suffragettes, Miss the waist to just above the knee, and Newmark said nothing, but for some a proportionate saving of $15,000 to "Heinzman. it you don't make those! Inez Milhoilaud. who perhaps has doue until this design has been _xecu e.i time thought busily. His light blue ward payment of the notes, ln addi July payments what's to become of more spectacular and strenuous work they are not considered to have reach eyes narrowed to a slit. tion, ho must live. (~ you? Where's your timber and your iu the "votes for womeu" cause than ed manhood. . any other American woman. s "I'll have to HKUIV on it awhile." But Orde was fond of risks. mills and your new house aud that In Cnina the art is a very o^d o ne, pretty daughter of yours?" but, although the designs are Loai eaid he at last and turned back to bis "Never mind. It's for Hobby." said The lucky man with sufficient-courage varied and picturesque the worK is mull. All day he worked hard. At 0 he to himself. "And maybe the rate Heinzman winced visibly. to marry this socialistic suffragette is somewhat crude, and cannot be com o'clock he walked to his home. Here of interest will go down, and I'll be "I vill get an extension of time." said" Lindou Buteu, Jr.. of New York, ex- pared with that of Japan, where unt.l he turned into a study, quietly and able to borrow on the California tract be feebly. nssemblymau, author and civil engineer' late years there was suoh a tre.i.eu- HENKYJ. WOOD. richly furnished ten years iu advance if anything does go wrong." "Will you?' coutitermarked New- and a recent convert to the "cause." dous'craze in this direction tlut uirf tion of depufy organist at St. Mary'. . of, the taste thou prevalent in Mon He stepped across the hall into Tay- mark. Victory through defeat will be Mr. state put "a stop to it. Evtry Jap oi Church. Aldermnnbury. In the ten rovia, where he sank into a deep cush lor's office. "Veil, maybe." laughed Heinzman Bates' slogan, for he does not promise the lower ciasst:® used to rush oif to years that followed this appointment ioned chair and lit the much chewed "Frank." began Orde immediately, uneasily. "It looks to tne like a win to aid the girl of his heart iu all of her . the nearest tatooist the moment he he gave organ recital, throuehout the had a little money,-and as the wo-k cigar. lie looked with approval on "I came to see you about that Califor ner." > , activities, but, be promises not to Inter United Kingdom until ''nding that the dark walnut bookcases, the framed is by no means cheap men reached a instrument too much a limitation on nia ^timber matter. Now. what.l want "All right, then," snld Newmnrk fere in them. A dangerous trip taken point when the , pictures upon their his musical ambitions he went into is.this"— He proceeded to outline care briskly. "I'll mnke ont a mortgage at by Mr. Bates through Siberia and his bodies represent a small foitune spent orchestral work. For some years ho fully the agreement between himself 10 per cent for you. and you'll lend tbe book recounting the experience, "Tbe in this way. Meanwhile when tlie.r wr.3 in chnrg. of the musical end of and Newmark. while the lawyer took money on it. At the proper time, if Russian Road to China." published working days were over they had to operatic organization until finally in notes and occasionally Interjected a things happen that way. you will fore last winter, completed Miss Milhol- be 'kept by '\he state instead of hav 189.1 he took up the Queen's Hall Or question. close That's all you have to do witb land's interest in the author. The ing for their old age the money ex chestra, which has grown to puch pro "All right." said the latter when the It. Then wnon ihe titnberland comes ltusslau road led directly to her heart. pended ou transforming themsalve.- portions and, so great a degree of' into walking picture galleries. To such excellence as to-repay its gifted leader details had been mastered. "I'll draw to you under foreclosure you will re- A resume of Miss Mllhollaud's short an extent was this carried that with*a TheTiwessary "notes" a ud -papers." — convpy-.ii-imdivKiPd-mue-teiit lw~inter-_ JUJT by making him famous. . career-__will__show__just what hus -view-to^encouraging-thrift,_t)he.J,(.\o_y_. "Now.",went on Orde. producing the est—tor proper i-i>n«io>ration. of course, band will be up against" "A_"a"chila\" -—Sir-Henry-i.-wife.is-a^Rus.inn.iirin^ eminent forbade the practice by law, ce?* whom he married in 1398 in bundle of papers trom bis pqeket, and without recording tlie rtepd.-" said her mother. "Inez was constantly making it such a serious offence thai Podolia, Russia. "here's the abstract of title. I wish Heinzman lauuiied with assumed bringing home the most forlorn and so far as the Japanese themselves are concerned it is practically .-,tampel you'd look it over. It's a long one, lignnies*. maimed specimens of femininity." And Foolhardy Snake Keener.* but not complicated, us near as 1 cau '•Suppose ] tool you.'' snld he. "1 at Vassar later her socialistic* tend out, although there are still Ja_.ane.-e make out. Trace seems to have nc- tattooers who draw their clients f.om The only fatal cnee of snake bite on guess I Joosr Keep it tor mlneself." encies quite shocked the conservative foreigners visiting the country. record in the London Zoological Gar quired this tract mostly from the orig Newmark IOOKPII at him coldly. faculty, for early in her college career It seems rather curious that a thin; dens win directly duo to the foolish inal homesteaders and the like, who, "I wouldn't." he advised. "\ou may *Bhe had herself made probation officer. ness of the victim. He was jn charge of course, take title direct from the remember the member from Lnpeer The chapel having been refused the of tiliis sort should be forbidden by law, but it is not nearly (or so re of. ths snakes, nnd coming* in one From these he futurtul nil lite cvmihii,. government. 1 want you to look it county in thut ••iiarter tight and the fuir lues as a gathering place for a markable a reason in this case, us it morning with sorrje friends bpenn to- over, to be sure everything's ship $"nM) tor nls vote. Jry it on and see suffragette meeting, nothing daunted, boast of his power over th« creatures prints and etchings, the bronzed stu is with tho Maoris in New Zea.and. shape. how iiuii-h evidence 1 can bring np. with sixteen of her sworn allies, a The- Maoris have a special kind oi and the extent to which they would! dent's lamp on the square table desk "One other thing." concluded Orde. U-t ciiiled bnoerv ln this state nnd meeting took place at midnight In a tattooing thoir designs being executed submit to be played with hy on. and the rugs on the polished floor. "I want this investment to get no far menus penitentiary usually" neurby graveyard, where they listened in the form of elaborate rings, l.nes whom they knew. This led to prac- "Mr. Xowmnrlt. sir." eame a respect ther than the of ">oil don't take a JoKe," complained to liuriiiug words from President Inez. and curves upon the face. So wonder ticnl -experiment!!, the over-confident ful voice, "it Is Just short of 7." keeper taking nn Indinn cobra from fice door. You Heinz man. After thnt suffrage became n tolerated ful were, some of these designs tout, "Very well." replied Newmark. its comfortuhle sleeping place, and sec, this Is for Newmnrk nrose. If not an approved subject nt Vnssnr. after death well-tattooed heads. ust Newmark yawned, threw nsido the to be smoked dried and kept. After n declaring he was a .nake chnrin*»r "It's understood, then?" he nsked. Mlns Milhoilaud has, the honor of be- cigar, of which he had smoked but an Bobby, nnd noth while these became curiosities whicn proceeded to swing it nbout his hend "How so i Know you play tulr?" ing the girl who "broke up the big Inch, nud passed from his study Into ing spoils a mnn commanded a ready market, and no nnd play other, tricks with. it. nsKed the Herman, 1 bis bedroom across the hall. Lie bath sooner than to i in- Tuft ciimpnlgu parade." As the pro sooner did the Maoris discover thi9 A nutive snnke charmer would ed In the adjoining bathroom, shaved uglne the thing's "^ou dout. its a
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The Evil of Cleanliness ,:_>' 'J :« .1 "i m rt U «. ft. t>J X ,- J. l( BAD STATE BARGA NS. '1ft«m<'^*?*^"-l_:Fi_S<^^ Sir Almroth- Dright, M.D., has been j FAMOUS DOCTOR'S telling the people of London that When Saving £1 a Week Cost Britain n&S.W^ {washing takes awny from the skin PRESCRIPTION. 'the power to resist the attack of £850 a Year. microbes. So is the natural instinct, Ov.r twen\> years ago n tried and of the , small boy vindicated against trusted servant in the employment of the traditions which the'sonp-makeral the Hampton Court Palace authori spread if. they did not create. To; ties became entitled to a pension. dodge a washing is to secure protec ' In the ordinary way this would' tion against disease as well as to en-( have' been about a pound H week; sure the comfort-of the hour. i but his employers suggested that in- - • *u_jCJ7i n***'':"'! stead cf taking a pension he should YEAST CAKES "•'Archimedes,' " read the pupil, mnnuge the famous Hampton Court "leaped from his bath, shouting.'-Eu-j ^fa7.e. nnd trust to the receipt? for his MOST PERFECT MADE reka; Eureka;'" I income, the' authorities guaranteeing We know and users of Royal Yeast Cakes know that these ( "One moment, James," says the i to maintain the Maze and keep it are the best goods of the kind in the World. Bread made with I teacher." What is the meaning of elenn.,fre'. of cost to the manager. "Eureka'?" Royal Yeast will keep moist and fresh longer than that made with After some hesitation the employe "Eureka means 'I have found it.' " nirreed, and the result more than' any other. Do not experiment—there is no other "just as good." "Very well. What had Archimedes K.WQILLITT 00.1.TD. Toronto, Cnt. astonished him. found?" * i During the first' year his receipts Winnipeg Awardod highest honor* at all Ixpoaltlona, Montr**) James hesitated a moment, then He. I were over £600. the second brought in t r , ventured, hopefully: MSBSi ,^ *%mf.;* 4>(WsAri-»f»-_vw**J tVun-J neatly £000. nnd during every yenr of MADE IN CANADA "The soap, mum."—Exchange. the twenty he occupied as manager of >^^«*«*N^O*»w«i^_WM,WyilJ*»*P' the Mare his income uvernred £R50. Nothing is worth having that is not worth loving. When it is pointed out thnt all this INFLUENZA money came to him in pennies—the CATARRHAL FEVER Grand Lima* - charge for admission to the Maze—it- PINK EYE It was the cub reporter's first as will seem incredible. EPIZOOTIC signment—the'obituary, of a promin WATERYBLOOD The state has made many bad bar DISTEMPER ent city mnn who' hnd been - fatally gains in the past, owing to a want CHRONIC COUGHS injured in an automobile accident. IN THE SPRING of knowledge Hnd foresight on tbe CureBooklet "Distemper; Cause*. Cure sand PreTentlon, " FREE." AU ilruf- In his write-up, he vividly described part of the officials. Thus the great gists, hnrnesn dealers, II and SOc a bottle. Ill and U a dozen. DUtrifc- REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. the tragic circumstances, referring to ohair question in the public parks of Mas, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYROP haa been Vtora-ALL WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. the bereavement sustained by the How To Get New Health London was dealt with in a -very. .std for over SIXTY YEARS by MIU.IOKS of SPOHN MEDICAL 00..Ooahan,Indiana, U.S. A. MOTHERS-Jor their CHILDRKrOWHIJtB family. ''The widow," he concluded, aiid New Strength at ..peculiar manner. TBBTHIN6. with PBRKKCT SUCCESS.. 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Props., Toledo, O. of languor; others are low spirited appalling. Doorkeepers .who had Marine Er* Satw, _• A*«*>tlcTabM, 26c, $1.00 Sold b, Druggists, price 75o. and nervous; still others have pim worked for ten years were given the EYE BOOKS AND ADVICE FBBB B? MAIL.;. We Carry in StocK Cylinder Presses, Jcb Presses, Take HtU'a Famiir puis tor eonstipatfea. ples and'skin eruptions; while some MurineEyeResnedyGo^Chicaao ' get up "in the morning feeling just as right to dispose of all waste pa per,- Paper Cutters, Type and Material. Can Fill Fitznoodle—"Who Is that strange- tired1 "as when they went to bed.an d they made thousands of pounda Orders for Complete Equipment from our Stock. looking man who stares at , me so These are all spring symptoms that a year as a result. ... We are the Largest Ready Print Publishers in much?" - the blood is out of order, and that a Nowadays. His Majesty's Station She—"Oh, that's Mr. Mancegga, the medicine is^ needed. Many people ery Department sells its old paper The World's Standard the West. We Publish Ready Prints from our eminent '-insanity expert."—M.A.P. rush to purgative medicines in the and keeps the profits, which have spring. . This is a mistake. You can in recent years ' amounted to ovt*r Since 18.7, fne world's stand Winnipeg, Calgary and Regina Houses. : Do It Now.—Disorders of the digestive not cure these troubles with a medi £10 000. ' _ ard ot tine sllverplale has apparatus Bhould be dealt with at once .Then there was . the great army been set by pieces marked ^ before complications arise that may becin e that gallops through your sys difficult to-cope with. -••The surpst remedy tem and leaves you weaker still. second-hand clothes scandal. Friend-* to this end and one that is Within reach What you need to give you health of persons in high ,places were given' [847 ROGERS BROS" of all, is Parmelee's Vepretable Pills, the the army's cast-off clothes for a mure Order From Nearest Branch best laxative and sedative on the mar | and strength in the spring is a toaic - With this namiin- mind yoii: - - ket. Do not delay, but try them. now. medicine that will enrich the blood song, and many fortunes were made. t One trial will convince anyone that they, There was no "sich a thing," as puh will be sure of, getting the are the best stomach regulator that can and soothe the jangled nerves, and : heaviest grade ot silver plate." be got. the one always reliable tonic and lie tendering. When the much- blood-builder ,is Dr. Williams' Pink needed reform came along, John Bull But tta salt, ilitttii wtitan, ' . ., tit., art stamped Visitor (at Navy Yard)—Why such Pills. -""These Pills not only banish was able to pocket £25,000 a year, MERIOEN BRIT* CO. extreme haste in the-building of that spring weaknesses and ills but guard and the eorruptionists were sacked. HOLD B r L__I>I. 0 DE At KkS > •• WHEN IT COMES TO Dreudnought? There is no. prospect you against the more serious ail Old battleships, too. used to be dis "Silver Plate that Wears".' of war, is there? ,. - ments that follow, such as anaemia, posed of at ridiculous prices" io Naval Officer (Construction De nervous debility, , indigestion, rheu- favored persons; although it is main PAPER BAGS and partment)—Oh, no; we're simply try- mutism and other" diseases due- to tained' to this day that England ing-to-get-her-done-and-launchpd -be barl-blood~--Dr7-Williarns'^Pink-=PMs «nia kos _ver y—bad—bargains--with—its- ___—~MATCHES fore she becomes obsolete.—Puck;' actually make new,- rich, red blood, cu'tomers in ".hia respect. which- strengthens every nerve, every For example, last 'year Germany Household - troubles:' ,Headache organ and every part of the body, sold fnr over £600,000 three- obsolete Wo art ovorywhoro with the standard gooda. Toothache, Earache, Stomach" ache. aiid makes weak, ailing people bright, battleships, while Glreat Britain dis happy.- and strong. -Mrs. Jas. Mc posed of an equal number of ship-., Yourself H Papar and Matchai ara our specialties. Let ua Hnmlins Wizard Oil cures these aches Donald, Harcourt, N.B., says: "In and tlie world will be good to ypo. knam your wane*—we'll da tha raat and pains, so' why don't you keep a of better quality, for £70,000. bottle in the house, • my opinion Dr. Williams' Pink Pills ' But this bacj bargain was "partly The way~is to keep your stomaicli,, do all that is claimed for them. My dii2 to the fact that we insist upon liver, kidneys and bowels right; system was rim down, and I was so the. battleships we sell being broken "I hear your son is inn king money w„ak T' could hardly do my work, And you'll, find great h«?lp iaJ out of his voice at the Opera." up, whereas Germany will sell its old TheE.B.EddyCo.Ltd and takinp care of my baby added to men-of-war to any nation, .practically "That's right." my difficulties. I used a few boxes "Where did he learn singing?" of Dr, Williams' Pink Pills nnd they without restriction, so long us its BEECHAM'S HULL, CANADA "Oh, he don't sing. He calls the made me feel like my own self. I money is good.—Antiwers. carriages." TEIS li PERS8E, LIMITED, AK»nte, Winning ^Igary, Edmonton, very cheerfully recommend the Pills to all who are weak or ailing." . A Thomas Hardy Story. PILLS I Regina, Fort William and Part Ar hur. Tn its initial stairca a. cold ia a loonl ailment easily dealt with. But * many An interesting little story nhout Sold Everywbar*. I npglcct it and tho result is ofton the do. Sold by all medicine dealers or by Mr. Thomns Hardy is told in Miss volopmant of distronsincr soizures of themai l at 50 cents a box or six boxes Lilian- Whiting's .recently-puhliMied bronchial tubefl and lungs thaU render for .112.00 from Tho Dr, Williams' memoir of Louise Chandler Moulton, lifo miserable for • tho unhappy victim. Boysl Baseball Outfit Free As a first aid there is nothing in theMedicin e Co,, Brockville, Ont, the poetess. The best equipped factory for pro hnndy medicino- lino so cortnin in cur- Mrs. Moulton was nt Mr. HnHy'-i Ptivo results as lUpltle's Anti-Gown-wo- ducing Counter Check Books tlvo Syrup, tho > far-fanted remedy for In addition to having a water sup house soon after "Tess" enmo 'out, Appleford coughs and colds. ply second to none Tillicoultry dairy nnd sho was telling him nbout n re in Canada. men can congratulate themselves up view in prnise of the.book which'a 'Burglar—-"Hotter tell mo where tho on upholding tlie prestige of the placo compatriot of hers hnd contributed to Counter vnlunblofl nre." so far as tho milk is concerned.—-The The Atlnntic Monthly. lioyt I Wu nroilvlnf a dandy BMtliatl Capacity Householder — "Well, old mnn, Devon Valley Tribune. We don't re "Whnt you sny is consolation just Ou_ utflt t pt»ltlv«lyI*EBB! wtotlwi "y Aw unw u hero's tho combination of the refrig member having seen it nut with such now," remarked Mr. Hardy. ---..ibowo- ..In. th...e. _._~-abov»e entont.. It Mntlate of a shining candor before.—Punch.' flaldtt'i I1OT« and- Oatobtr's mitt, both erator." "Why just nowp" asked Mrs. Moul roadaof good horathld* Uather, a ngulation Check ton. •Is* bill, a (rood itronif mule tad a regulur 50, OOP Checkbooks BM»bUl cip.Bend "today for S4.A0 worth Minard's Liniment for sale everywhere "Oh, I dined two night? ago," con. o_ our bigh-fi^oembowdjKMtoarda, printed per Day. tinned Mr. Hardy, "at the houso of in lofoly colon and fold. Th«M nil like hot eaket at 0 for 10a i iul our M«nt» uy to < Book Mother (at lunch)—''.Yos, darling, SMbhbCiim n member of Parliament. It wn* by. When told, return ui tba money, and wn We are supplying the Larg thoso littlo snrdines nre sometimes way of being a political dinner, but I will tand you tho ahove outflt all ehurirei anloklT stops eoiiRhs, oare* oolds, heals paid. Any oardi ymi aanjipljwll, wa will eiiton hy the larger fish." the throat and Inuca., • • • 25 cenfr. ns 'Toss' was just'out, ono and nn est users of Counter Check Mahol (.ged five)—"But, maminn. othor spoke of it kindly enough. " < »»pi * Mi manlp«(, Canada., Company, Books in Canada with our how do tbey get the' cans open?"— "T don't liko my new gown very Finally, ono lady two or threo sent-* Factory London Ideas. well," snid the young lady, "Tho ma nwny from mo leaned- forwnrd, lior 'IMPERIAL BOOKS." terial is awfully pretty, and tho stylo voice cornrnundcd evcryono's atten •nd Office*: Limited. PILES CURED IN B TO f' DAYS is all right, hut it needs something tion, APPUFORD COUNTER Vnnr drucuistvill refund money If, to improve tho shape of it," „ "'Well, Mr. Hardy/ sho snld. Here's a Heme Dye HAMILTON, IMZO mNTMKNT fni-lH to euro nny! "Why," Biiggostfirt*;.','hor donrest 'those people nro complaining that you CHECK BOOK nri!»p Af-Itching,'- Blind, Blooding or That (Not In tha Trust.)- friend, "don't yon lot some other girl had "Tess" hanged in tho Inst chap ONT. COMPANY, LIMITED. ProtrudlnfiT Pilot* hi 0 to 14 dnys. BOo wenr HP"—Boston Globe, ter" of your book, That is not whnt 1 cornphiin of;..I. complain hocnuso ANYONE Wa'want publisher, to act ns our agents In n'll Manitoba, Snikitchrwan, "Rut wliy dnos your fp.'thor ohjoot you did not hnvo nil your character* Oan Uao. \ Alberta nnd-British Columbln towns Write uo for conditions and prices to moP" domiindod tho liumhlo Hiiitor. hanged, for thoy all deserved it.*" "BfoiuiHo," explained tho hnughty The Stomach HOME OVIINO hai Mr, Ilnrdy nddod, "Don't ' ynu always betn more or hoiuily of proud linongo, "jiupn snvs think, Mrs. Moulton, that after thnt, Uu of iv difficult under- hl.s ntu'ostnrs havo nlwuys boon goiitlo- Needs Help I noed consolution from somowhore?" taking- Nol to whon Logical Little Mary Poor Mary men of leisure, nnd you havo to work Tho doctor told littlo Mnry sho WIIH —Westtuinutcr Gaiotto. you uao •Twn'H "Mnry hnd n littlo lamb." for n living." •IIWWWIIW i II _m anauinio, IJOOIIUHO alio wns so white. The Liver, Kidneys and Send forRimiilt Not mnny yours ago. "Woll, toll him T don't expect fo nf- A Better Man Than His Father. Ctri mil tliory A few duyn nftor uho uxoliiimutl: But now sho IHIH to vogotnto, tor wb aro mnrriod," replied tho Hook It I M Bowels Must be Kept Tho Into D^;n Hook, of Chichester, DYOLA ThiJOIINSON. "Oli, niiiiiiinii! Camo horo nnd look So high tho priciiH go. humhlo nuitQr.---Philndolphiii Record. BICIUMDIION jat thin iiiinuiiiio hornul Ho'n just IIH Active to Ensure wns greatly bolovod by his flock, and —Princeton Tigor. -____ _i_^^ _ ___ v Moiilr»>t. (lei whlto UB ho-cnn bo I"—Judgo. Mlnard's Liniment Cures Burns, etc. indeed by nil classes; his cheery, gon H H B aaH Health ial niniiiinr mado him welcome every JUIT THINK OI» IT f All mothoi-H vnn put away anxiety ro- where, There wns a quaint old blnck- With OV'O'Ut you can color oltlur Wool, tfiudlnif their iiulJVrlnB ohlldron whon The hhr Htonmor hnd loft tho pior, DR. CHASE'S Cotton, bilk or Mixed Goods Perfectly with thoy havo Mothor OravoH' Worm Kxtor- Tbo'young man on thn tar' hnrrol smith living in tho outskirts of Chi the IAME Dye, No cli.n.e of m\»g the ml mi tor to glvo rollof. ItH oll'cot- nro chester who wns a groat friend of the WHQNO Uyo for the Ooods you li_ve to color. ShiJohbGure Hiiro and liiHtlnn'. el ill wnvod his hnndkorchiof dospor- 'dean. Tho old man'* only fault wa* ntolv, qaiokly stops eougiis, ourea ooljjji, heals KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS hU nttachmont to tho alehouse, and 0)0 Wront and mina. • • • W aanta. The Rtroet car conductor opened tho "'Hi, u*haf.«>r you waiting for? Come Not ono person in a hundred can for this tho dean had frequently re door to the front platform to collect on." snld his companion!*!, disgust- got nlong nt this tlmo of yenr without buked him. The Trouaer Skirt "Theiri was n very simple wedding, IIIH fnroa. He encountered flvo po Cfllv, "„•'.'.. using something to enliven tho notion Not tho oxtraviiRnnzfi lnurieliml in wnfln!t UP" "T dnron't,"*with ono fonrful glnnco Passing one day, ho dowi looked licemen riding homo from work, of tho liver, Itfilnoys nnd bowels, into tho smithy, and saw tho black I'uriH, Imt II modprnto adaption of llio "Yen. Thoy didn't oven pono for "Flvo conporH, remarked tho con bitoVwnrd. Too .much onting of heavy nrtifiolnl nii(l
NOTIOK is hereby given tbat 30 day* Tae Burctotal Lews nfter dat*. 1 intend to apply to the Him. Minister o' Lands tor a HctuBc to prospect is'&ied Every Tues*\av hv the for coil and p»tr.i*t>um nutter-tha foreBhore Canac-x & Gornb-*r*U\r..ci » d under the water ua the laud, ia and Pub.ishmg Conup-uy opp-nite Snywarl DUtriot and described as i.Uuw.-.—Coiuiueucing ta po*t planted o-i the _ea b on1* lfi chain* north of tbe p^ur will nm n«»M Us*.»sf Tli:* unu*si' n«ut!i...«*t comer j_t i o ^&, K»yv**rd DiB- fmsi.nu"*> hie f«>r tlie «.|)iiiii.>»s>.t «»iit- tri it, thi-noo due o a tttt chain > thence «JI*8, ns may aj>peur in ii»'uoiuiuns due aoiuh Sit ch-inB, thpoce due went 65 from time to time. ohains mure Or Ites o high water mark ou sea. bench, thenc* northerly alon_r said l> avh to \inet mi commencement. 1'UKSOAY, May 23r•••, mi, - S, Jt EKA_)UEL_., |,E, PRIEST, agent. Dat.d this 28th day uf Marjh, 1911.
TENDERS. NOTICB ia hewby giveu tha im da>_ after tine I in toud to apply to the Hon Separate SoaledT«mh»s for sup Minister ot Ijaoda for a lioenBO to prospect plying tho Union «fc Comox bis- for ooal and petroleum coder the following trict Hospital, Cumberland, ior de.'tribtd lands situate in Sayward Dis trict, B.C.:—Couunenciig ui. a post plant- 4>uw year from J nnt) 1st. 11)1 L to ed at the northeast coruer ot Timber Lea e .1 una lst, 11)12, with fcTwsrieis No 47, on the bsnk »i Campbell River, meat, milk and butter, fcxunpleb thenee due nouth 77.16 chaina mote or lea to the southeast corner ot mid Tirol*, r of Tea, Offoe, Coeoa oto., to bo d&- Lease Ko 47 and Qainomi Riv« r India - Uvered at the hospital on or be- K.Bom-, theuce due west 80 chains, then* fare May 27th 1911. All tenders dne west 80 chains, thence duo north 80 ohaias, thenoe due eaat SOchaias to place ol to be sent to F. Dalby, Secretary, commenoctueut. hy May 27th 1911. MARIA. JAKE PJUKSI*, Tbo lowest or any ten I«", not ,, E. Priest, agent. j.ece8Bb,rily accepted. Da teed thin 28th day of March, 1911. NOTICK ia hereby given that 30 days NOTICE. after date I intend to apply to the Hon Minister of La-ids for a lieciEBt- to prospect No sittings -will be inaJe after for ooal andhwtroleum under tho following described lac da situate in Sayward Dis the 17th, of this mouth. ™ those triot nnd being the Campbell RiVer lnditn deairons of having photos taken RoBerve: Commeucmg at a po.t situate «>n will please call before that -Ante— the bauk of Campbell River aud being the north A est corner of said Rtyerve; thence 17th Say. due south 25 chaina more or lean tu* ihe JOHNSON Bno-3. south went oorner of eaid> Reserve: thence due e&el GO chains to sea beieh; tht-nce nor therly and hoUhweuterly along sea beach WANTED—A few hiwrlera ia and Ctinpbtll River to place of commence private family. Apply thi-- office. ment. R'. PKIEBT, Date! this 28tb day ol March, 1911. WHITE WYANDOTTK and PEKIN DUCK hatching eggs NOTICE i^ hereby given that at the next meeting of 'tbe Board of License Com- —$6.oo per 50; $u> no p-r 100. •ni»_iouer_ of the City of Cumberland, I IMPROVED SHARPI.KS STRAW intend to app y for a renewal i f the hot BERRY PLANTS—-$4 50 per 500. el license held by me for the Cumberland L. F SOLLY, Hottl, situated on lot 1, block <>, Cumler- land Townsite. LAKEVIEW POULTRY FARM, WILLIAM MERRIFIELD. —-—Westl!0lmei_K.-&-N_Ry-.. DBt»d"tT:i9;i5th;dny ot Mayr>9H. —
•*%>"" FOR SALE—One incubator NOTICE ia hereby given that nt the and two brooders, Op-fity BbO. next ru.-.eting of the Boiird .!_• IJ-JHJ JI4L-UII_I I. • uated on lot 12, block 6,. Cumberltud Townsite, COURT OF REVISION. JOHN MAROCCHI **A Court nf Revision will'-« hold in tho Dated th:s 16th day ot Mny. 1911. '-. •• • (• City Council Chambers oh Thursday, ^aaiammmm •*-— a m**m*tm ma^ammmm m m * May i8ih, 1911, at 7.30 p.m.,f»r iho pur NOTICE is hereby given thnt.nt th- pose of ht-arinu complaints, if .mv, against next meeting of the Bonrd of Lice se C»ui lhe assessment of property in lhe City of miaaiouera of the City of I'umb-rlimd, I Cumberland for the ynnr 1911. intond to ni.plv for a rone-' ul of the hot Any person or persons having com el VOOIIHO hold by me tor tlio Waverly plaint mest Kivo notice in wri-iu;* HI least Ho ol, situuted on lot 2, blooV 3, Cumber ten days before the date of incpting. lnnd Townsite. FRANK DALLOS. ALEX. MCKINNOH, Citv Clerk, Cumberland, B.C., April 5th. 1911, Dated this 15th day ot Miy, 1911 NOTICE ia hnreby givou that nt thi* 10% BONDS 10% next Hooting of tho Bourd of LIOUUBO ——— •• i Coinmisaloufti-Bj of the Ciiy of Cumber- laud, I intend to apuly tor n 8AYWAUD LAND DISTHICT, An Attractive Offering renownl ot tho hotol lict-u-*o U'ld by me Omtnotof y»yward. for tho Now En«liintl Hotel, al tiutwV on for a Short Term TAKE NOTICK that Arthur Rowland tho oii'.t halt of lot 3, iu block 8, Cuinbor- District of Snywanl. Investment. TAKE NOTIOK thtt Willbtn Bout, of Vancouver, B.C., tmuuport «»«>»*. lnnd Towi nito, intondu to npply for purmiB_ion topurohat-o JAMBS WALTEU8. CEALED TENDEKS iiddr..B0d to tho Ciil'Jwell, of Lanark, Ont., milling tho f'dlowing doiorlbud Uuda:—Coniuiono- We can offer tlie coitflervative D*tcd this 15th dny of Ma\l.l9tl. ^ uhduraigiiod, and oudor,oil ''Tmdir muri, intencls to upply for permia hig lit n po»t pluntod at tho Houthoant cor for Publio Btithtlim, Oronbrunk, B.O., nor of lot 54 0i O'i tho north boa.-idnry of iuvestor for a short while only NOTICK i» horoby Kivon tlmt at tlio Bion to purchatift tbo following de The TAILOR. will bo received until 4 001?.M.,Mvndtt>, bt 5.7, thonoe north 80 ohaine, thonoe tin opportunity of phieinft his next mGctl'-tfnf tho Hoard of LIOUBOCOIH scribed landn:—Ooriimoncing at tx Juno 12, 1011, for tho 0 m.Wieiion of n enat. 75 chaiiin thenoe winth 80 chainp, mifuli-nt*ra of tbo Qity of Cuniberliiiul, wu post plnntKlttt the northwept corner surplus funds iu aM^h-i-lass se- I'tililio Biiildlu« nt Onuibrook, D.C, tlioiio-Jwewt 75 ohainu to point of aommuueo intend tn upply for a loufWil ..t tlm ho - CLE AN IN (_, PRESSING l'liin», Bptioiiiantioa and 'turni of .con- of Lot 400. OiinriAQton Bav, Say- mont, oontolnii'B 1100 niroH, more or IOBB. uirity bearing a rate of interest ol Uc HHO hold by«» tnr (h» Veodomn AND REPAIRING. tmut cun bo noon nnd form< of tender oh* •wnrcl,,District, thonoe following the Anx'iiun UOWLAND CKHT, oi ty.u per cent, llotnl, hUuiitotl on lot t\ Llnclt !1, Ciunbor- tuinnl nt tho ollleo of Mr, Win, liundnim-u, limd Tijwnniio. norlh boundary of ot 400 easterly Rohort H«nry Chcstnttt, ngont-. lluaidont AtonUoot, Vicioria, liC, at tho Only 150 of these Convertible WILSON & BUAMUBRQ. Uadl-es' Work for 40 ohainH. thenco north" 20 Dated Mnroh 7th, 1011, I'oHt Otllou, Ci-iiiibiO'k, und ut tliib Do. .«•«_*< Debcutures at a par value ol! $100 DuUdtl.it ir,th • .,„., , !*,..-,„. THE NEWS"!: C UMBEBLANB. BRITISH : COLU MBIA. RU PI. HT LAN D OI -STRICT UPBUT ?.-\Kf> i,J? f> "* Dis'.rict of Rupert. DLiriot i.f ^- -p. -, PPLlOATKMT FOR STORING WATER 0 .TAKEnot.ce ihat VnJora Mae L*«*.on TAKEiwi-t-il.-oh. -'.'•• * ."of Vancouvef, K. O. -' occupation ^Vidow, v p) The place of the proposed reservoir - i.to.uU i« a"p. jy' f«;r _si.-U-iou t> pur T:i$l>pr < f V;i;i-r--.*!;-r, i chase the followu-ff d._c*iit)°d Jandv. G-ia pation Kxpi*: *».. Man; ger 'storing Comox Lake, B.C. . -, - mtnemg tit ut a p >nt planted tbont O.M- Jt.) Tho means by vhioh it ia proposed Holiday is indispensable in the -.. mile north and 40 chnu-8 * «i> t i>f the S. K. to apply for pei miss-ior. *o ^.n* <: •»•"' [store the water by a, dam at outlet of camp, and" for ail corner of .See iou 4, Towui-hip 8, thenut- ihe fnl. .it,y ile.-cviifi] j.-i'-vi. :-- north 80 chains," thence e,_s<: 80 _li - v.1 ' * fl' i n * » t', , • , l x _ ' ^ _ _*' *- THE NEWS, CUMBERLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA. THE LURE OF CARDS. How Society Women Gamble In Dear . Old "Lunnon." A few year, ago Father Bernard Vauijhaii preached a curse of ser mons ou the mania for bridge which was inv&ding smart society. As a matter of liict, bridge -is only one of All Styles, Disc and Drag-*-See Dealer. the many, forms of gambling in which the up-togdate society woman in A STRAN.E PILGRIMAGE. The Spice of Lif^e . GREAT INVENT ONS. Experienced , dulges. Her field of operations ' in Soijtimental Daughter—"Oh, father. . Prospective - Employer (purusing cludes the Stock Exchange and the Look! Isn't the dying day beauti- references)—Have you any knowledge Turf, as wll as the bridge clubs and Roumanian Peasants Go to Cure Ills Same Things that Have Done the By Sleeping by Healing Plant. ful?" of the silks-nnd-satins department? the tables at Monte Carlo and Dieppe. Practical Parent (awi'kening from Most Good for Mankind. Applicant—Spent all my life among The following is a fair sample of "The wedidest pilgrimage on earih.V nap)—"What? Where is it? I didn't The . savage didn't invent', hev dis 'em, sir. hov- a member of the "-mart" gam is the phrase in< wliieli a writer des know we hit anything!"—Puck. covered. When he first. rubbd, two • Prospective Employer—And sheets bling set. spends her day. • In the cribes Ulie ceremony that take_ ph.cj 'sticks together and produced fire he and blankets? morning, alter a careful perusal ot ouco -a year on the night of the as The Real Liver Plll.—A torpid liver changed the course of the un.vrse. Applicant (forcibly)—Bom among tl.tr sporting news in the daily paper, cension in Roumania. means a disordered system, nicntnl de- pression, lassitnidc • nnd in the end, if Man and woman had been hunti .g .'em", "sir! .it-* telephones to her bookmaker On a great arid plain to the north en re be not takon, a chronic- s'nte of and gathering herbs side by sid. IK*- ' "irking wnut she considers the likely east ot uie town of Fargu-Gin glows u debility. Tho very best- medicino to fore; now one must stay at home and .viiiuers for the day. This finished, wonderful plant, termed by tiie na aroiinc tho liver to henlthv notion is Par- mind the, fire. The woman ohosc-1 ie Never Be Without mclee'H Vi.Retnhle ' Pills. They are com- she either gets through '. i her-stock* tives Kraisnwl, or""tihe healer." lh.* ! pounded of purely vegetable snbRtaneeB hearth, and tlio niniu the heath. It Baby's Own Tablets broker or else motors into the city jAia.siint. believe that a nig.i\ — t.ns I of careful Boleotlon and ,no othor pills is J at tho present day ar". ever wi.l lor a personal interview with him. on-e night of the yaar—spent li.iiong iheve their flno a untitles. Thov do not be. When an early woman dropped Mothers, if you wish to guard the Nowadays, many society women have Ui« plants will cure all il_s, and thoy pripe or pain nnd they are nptreeable to a hot stone in a wicker jar and made HOOK to the place by thousan. s. It the moat sensitive stomach. health of your little ones against the a very shrew J business instinct. It soup,.he had done more than the per sudden outbreaks of those ailments was the gre.at ladies of Mayfair and was to see. this pilgrimage without a They say only one man in n million son who first communicates w.th p«iui__i i.iut a wnter m Tlie \V.<1« peculiar to childhood, always keep a Every mother ehonld realize lleigravia who were the first to reap is born'at sea. But most of us get Mar.. supply of Baby's Own Tablets on than the akin of her baby ia ao a profit from the -rubber boom of world visited the place on the evo there sooner or later. • The greatest little invention that tender that tae aecretiona of the of uie Ascension. ' hand. These Tablets never fail to re last year. • . hiv.- lx?ea given to the world is tli.* lieve baby of distressing stomach body often lead to rashes, erup People from all parts of western tions, etc, all of which may be lucifer match. It waa invented in aches, pains caused by difficult teeth- removed by Z^m-Buk and the After IUET'J, our fair gambler turns ltuuniHina visit tne place of mila.u- 1827. It is small, but, like Portia's ing and the many other little troubles use of Zam-Bus boap. Scoria of in tu, hei card club, where she will lous cures. Arrived at the gr.umi candle, it has shed a grea:. light inlo thnt make baby's life miserable. The restless, crying babies, upon play bridge, or its latest development where the plant is mostly to be found, the world! It gave man mastery of Tablets are sold under tiie guarantee elamination, ara founi to be —auction bridge—till dinner time. -uo.i _i.iii.> ...aw tiut a root. At du_i. lire. Betore this tire had been a 011- of a government analyst to contain suffering from some iorm of skin Aitei dinner, more bridge or baccarat, a clean wnitesaeet is spread luar it I was cur*-*d ' of ^cute Bronchitis trary hired man, but now it became irritation or "heat," Use Zam-- hy MINARD'S LINIMENT. not one particle of opiate or other in usually at home or at a friend's and tne sick person, also in w.,i.e, an obedient .servant. jurious drug and they may be given Buk Soap for the bah aud appl? .io use. takes nis placo upon it. Three ho.y Bay of Islands.' J. M. CAMPBELL. Zam-Buk isalm to the sore3, and I was cured of Facial Neuralgia Mankind was centurie«old before it to the youngest baby with perfect tae trouble will soon vanish- \\..at is known as the "card in- 'eu.iKtles are then pLaced abuut th.i produced the first great invention— safety. Concerning them;Mrs. Hypo- Mrs. L. Hood, of 475 Alexander Avo., stiuet"-seems to be more strongly de piuibt, a« also a bowl of water. , by MINARD'S LINIMENT. Springhill.^N.S. WM. DANIELS. the compass.' Man had been kept al lite Chiasson, Eastern Harbour, N.S., Winulpeg, »»jrii *. "'" Somn ua*l,y noret veloped ;n women than in men. At Ineu the patient—by proxy, for ho home, made to hug the seashore for writes:—"We have used Baby's Own bro»e out urmud my baby'* mouth, mid any rate, the proficiency at bridge of •must not speak a word trom the time T wns cured of Chronic Bheumatism t>ar .f. being lost should he get out Tablets for our baby and they have despite all th* prepri'-uUoaa used, tney many prominent ladies of society is he lies down until he gets up the fol by MINARD'S LINIMENT. of sight of land. Over the hor.'zoi done her much good. Please send us refused to hew. 1 took him tn St. lowing morn ing—-says tne prayers us Albert Co., N.B. GEO. TINGLEY. Boniface Hospital and he .'-maini'd astonisiiing.. At the presenjt moment, of the s-_a was the end of the wor.d. two more boxes as I find them the there (or two weeks. At tho end of the best bridge player in London is' ed on .ins occasion. Tliese a.e chant- Marco Poh, the first globe trotter, only medicine that helps our little that time he wan no b'-ttor, and wa the wife of a well-known Guardshian. ou by old women known as 'inatu..a,' brought it from China, where it ha 1 one." The Tablets are sold by medi again took him home. I wan t en ad This lady is generally supposed to or aunt*, and should be repeated fif been known about for centuries, it cine dealers or at 25 cents a box from vised to try Zam-Buk and obtained a make $G,500 a year at bridge, aud teen times in order to effect a cure. was a piece of iron stuck on a b_ard The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., •upply. The effect of the flrnt few this result is due entirely to skill. i.i^o. ..__-i,a aci in turn ior duieie.,t applications was very trralfyinK and I floating in the water; uo one had ih- Brockville, Ont. A curious feature of the gambling persons, receiving from eacli a loat of The self-made man wns speaking. slightest idea in the world why it continued with the use.of the balm. A oreau and wnatever els© tne sick per little pei-Mveranoo resulted in a com spirit in society is the wny bridn. He said:—"My father was a raiser of s-'iould swing around to the nerth. "That miser whodicd the other day plete cure." tournaments have taken the place of son can al'tord to give. hogs. . There was a family of us" (and Could Marco Polo, or FlavioGi--;a- 'i ne puyrun sleeps all night w.th was more than. economical." "How Z \m-Bnk Soap la sold by all DnurirUtt bazaar.. At these tournaments the then his voice was drowned by the who was the real inventor—see a mo I- so?" "He left instructions that his nt 25o per tablet an . Zam Bute Hal in nt entrance money uud a percentage of hi. head cose to the stalks of tno applause.) * ern compass they wouldn't know what brass door-plate should be taken down i0o box. The... Zatn-B.ik treatment the stakes is devoted to some charit liidgie plant. In the morning, im- it was. When Columbus'got a c m- quickly cares eczema, ulcers, _orct, un.diate»y after sunrise, tue bowl and screwed on his coffin-lid." • rlncworm, craptionx, pimple*, hi at able object. A fund organized by the pass'he got more than he did whn ra-hes, piles, outs, burns aud all skin Lord Mayor last spring largely pro- ILLS, be examined, for if this hap- the queen gave'him her jewels. Ihe injuries aud diseases. • -*> lit"d \>y one of these tournaments. ptiia to coniam irv-311 leaves or flowe.a JUST ONE WOMAN compass gave us the new world. Most gamblers are superstitious, 01 uie plant, then the augury i_ ^vod When James Watt held down the 1 d lau.ts est*c.ai.y so. There is a cer aiU tao patient will eveuiuauy- re- I of his mother's tea kettle, he put him Shilohs Cure tain countess, well-known in the c_vC_. J IN THOUSANDS self inio every child histroy, mid solv aulekly stops cougha, «urc« ootds, heal* bridge world", who has a method of li, nowever, it contains dead leaves, ; ed the question of power. Steam is *h» throat nnd lunge 'If, eontn. bus ot eartn, sand, or tne like, th.n her own for testing her. luck before WHO CAN SAY "DODD'S KIDNEY mankind's best servant. One pint of "Don't be afraid of the bacon, Mr. fifSuk lae portent is deatti, and thut soon. f hand. Every - morning! after break PILLS MADt ME WELL!" water made into steam will lift 37 Jenkins," said the landlady to tlie fast, she plays a couple of games of tons a foot off the ground. The j u sy new lodger. "Not at all, madam. patience. If the cards come out well, Chastising the Arabs. arm of man, that the poets writ? Mrs. Louis Delorme who was always I've seen a piece twice as large, and si:- regards .it as a good omen, and The va_t extent of tlie British Em- about, becomes a mighty arm wlnn it did not frighten me a bit." goe, to the bridge club early. If tho pile in tne oast and tlie i v c > ,, v < 11 i Vi'' -'• Ur "' .• ' / * " "'''' "• .' ' '.-•• - •*> ' V" ' * II'I- "**-*' '•>" .'''"'' ", ' ' ''' ' ' *'.'."•«,*• >' ', *' ''- ; '- ' "o, _ * s-\* ,5-. .•", ? • V - * "", 'J*v-• •./** < '»-,•*(^ /-'' i1' ' , ,*-. . ' - „-*.: ^M,s '•< V :«T THE 'NEWS3, CUMBEEL^AND. BRITISH COtUMBIA. K"? *T7 OUSE a real home to one who uses, it aright. The rented, house is as truly yours, while you pay,your.rent, as If the title deed to the same were safely locked up in >our lawyer's safe: If is to all In tents and purposes yours' and, If you . ' will; may be made home In very deed. , It is too much the custom to deprecate the fast-growing fashion of living In ."apartments'*, as destructive of tho home spirit and the love of home which i / we would cultivate in our children and maintain within our own hearts aB a choice bits of bric-a-brac ran around •HY do you suppose St., foretaste of the peace and everlasting the dining room: through a door which Luke thought It necessury Joy of the heavenly mansions in prep stood ajar 1 had a glimpse of a pretty • to say that Paul dwelt for ,- aration for the Father's children. We work .table and a-basket heaped with two years 'In' his own hear many slurs cast, upon "flat arabB." bright-colored wools. While we chatted hired house" In Rome?" asked one Whereas. If tlie, truth were told, the one of the daughters related laughingly Bible student of another. "Why em arab's tent Is as dear to him as the how.she had "done over'; the kitchen in phasize his own?" * . manorial estate—founded when Norman . the autumn, finding that the landlord "Probably because Paul,, being a William took possession of Kngland— thought it "would do for. another year.". conscientious man, looked upon the can ever be to the descendant ln a "The janitor is a handy fellow and property as If it were Indeed his by straight line of a Norman baron. An willing. We had the floor scraped and right of purchase, and took the same cestral acres are all very well when one shellacked and repainted the kitchen • interest In it he would have felt in can possess them and dwell thereupon. shelves and the woodwork of the sink., his own home," was the answer. And, - 1 could tell you of the tenants of sub 1 have taken a whole four years' course , . with a touch of asperity begotten by urban cottages and city flats to whom "in painting, you know, and' understand, . personal grievances: "He must have "home" means as much.of comfort and mixing colors and all that. I was " been a model tenant. 1 wish I had a continual peace as to him who prides tempted to fresco the walls'—at least to -' few like him!" , himself upon owning—as I heard one the'extent of putting a frieze around' Another Householder who draws say—"the land '-he 'stands upon, clear the top—but' mamma dis.uaded me. ," much of his income from the rental- down to the center of the globe." 'Then, top, the dresser is so high it' of real estate once Showed me, as a would have interfered with the general curiosity, a letter just received from The sooner we enter into the full, effect." ' meaning of these homely truths the a woman tenant. , • On my way' home I paid a "duty call" , "We'have now occupied this house "'Every word that woman says. richer our contentment with what we at a mansion standing among others as for ten years," she-wrote, "and 1 can is1 true.'" choose to-forget are temporary'abiding grand in a fashionable quarter, fifty. truly say that we have tried to live places. • in it as we try to live In the world— As soon as you are fairly settled' In houses, T Incline strongly to the belief so that It will be the better, not the- the place, be it cottage, three-story that'the popular'prejudice against land-' worse, for that living. In all that brick or four-story brownstone front, lords as a grasping ana unreasonable time"wo-have not asked for,one dol or apartments or humbler^*'flp* " .ike tribe is so nearly groundless that no ,up your mind that it is home, and set lar for repairs." It is a good house sensible man or woman should hold it. about making the blessed word a living and well built. But In certain re-' The fact is patent that It is lo the reality. The walls against which you spects it is a little behind the times, Interest of him who owns property to and we are asking''you to take cer keep it in order. A ramshackle tene hang your pictures are yours. See to It tain improvements we suggest Into ment depreciates in oubllc estimation as that they are kept clean and fresh. Let consideration." surely as a ragged coat wins contempt. no strips of torn paper or spotted paint She then' went oii'to specify what The man who lets houses must keep up give them the air of, a "rented house." she wished to .have done In the mat appearances If he would keep up prices. If a pane of glass be cracked; if a door ter of plumbing, painting, etc., leav And It is as 'true that he who disre knob is loose; if a shelf sags or a faucet ing the sketched Improvements to gards the reasonable requests of tenants leaks, rectify the mischief as you would the landlord's discretion. She com were the premises your property. Said' plained of nothing and - demanded a sagacious old man, who had been rich nothing. und then was poor,' of his wealthy neighbor's grounds: "Now," said the landlord, impress ively, striking his finger upon the "They are as much mine as his. I open .page, "every word that woman enjoy the sights and the smells and . tlie wind in his trees as heartily as says' is true. They xhave taken care of the premises as if they owned he can, and I don't have to pay the' them. The house has lost the look taxes!" * ', • ' of a rented dwelling. All la clean, Your premises are yours, with all tight and tidy. I am writing to say the attendant privileges—minus the -that~~shej"_han"havc"all'sh."suggests—- —taxes!~Thereforer~make "the-best-of and more! The only condition I name them! Get rid of the "rented look" ."'We repainted the kitchen shelves and floor.' is that she shall select her own pa speedily, and keep it aloof. pers' and colors and superintend the I have ln mind a beloved home of gentle blood and breeding, and these blocks away from the fifth-story flat. Improvements as she would were the six rooms -"and a bath," in the fifth facts make It easier for them to The rooms were vast and superbly fue- property hers ln law." story of a city apartment house that beautify homeliness and dignify toil. • •nished; the hostess was.refined and cor He had the reputation of being a may serve as a type of what I have "Your premises are yours—minus "We might - have rented a larger dial; wealth had combined with taste to hard man in- business dealings, and been trying tp describe. Somebody, the taxes." apartment, and paid $10 a'month even avaricious in looking after his with more tongue than tact asked surround her with all her heart could more rfor an elevator," remarked the own Interests. When I told the story ' the mistress of the cozy nest one day .desire. And yet—the nameless, subtle, queen bee" of the small hive to a con to somo of his acquaintances, they for repairs becomes so notorious as to in my hearing, "why she lived on the unmistakable atmosphere of home, per fidential , friend. " "In that case . we would not credit It. lose his chances of letting houses. I ,fifth floor." vaded and glorified the rented flat and , could not have sent the girls to col Yet it is literally true, The tenant hold, furthermore, that, - in the main, was. wanting from the mansion. The response was instant and ap lege. Now that the youngest is in felt that sho dwelt in'her "own house," the good tenant makes tbe good land , From the beginning of your occu parently, serious, but the blue eyes her senior year we begin to think and cared for it accordingly. I "may lord. pancy of tlie "hired house".put far from held a merry spark: of. the propriety of changing our add that, although'* tho repnirs-or, I So much for one side of tho question. you the'ldeo uppermost In vulgar minds- "Because there ,is no sixth floor, you quarters. The girls renlly need more should say, "alterations," since a rented A platitude that will never .row stale of rebellion, against keeping "another see!" room. Yet the thought makes us house well cared for by the tenants 'through repetition Is, "The dearest, place man's property In repair." "Make be Nor is there an elevator. Yet ln this homesick. This hns been home for never falls Into dlsrepalr-mn up .well on earth is HOMR!" lieve very hard," as did Dickens' Mar aerie—us tasteful as clever hands can so long!" beyond the thousand-dollar limit of the Without altogether sympathizing with chioness with orange peel and water she the citizen of tho world who left on make.it— haa lived for fifteen years My eyes wandered around the rooms would have tasle like negus, and con contractor for the work, no Increase of one of the happiest families it has rent was so much as hinted at by tho record the declaration that for him nny with hers. Individuality'we. stamped sider the domicile your own. And why place was homo where he could shoot over been my privilege to know. ' "hard" landlord. He know a good thing upon every appointment, A divan heaped not?, You buy It for u yenr, Instead ot tho bolt upon his door, shutting himself Father, .mother and three daughters when ho snw It, and wa« wise onougn' with embroidered cushions lllled a re "in perpetuity." In from intrusion, we do woll lo hold abide hero In unity, love ami dili to nppieelate It. cess; bookshelves , furnished another; fast to our hearts the blennod truth gence, with nevor a rebellious mur upon ono side of thu hall lino photo- From many years' experience as,houso "Tench them to euro for the home that even n, hired flat of fain* ro'ins mur against the fate tliat has decreed ,,graphs were disposed judiciously here ownor and as a tenant of oilier people's bo'-nuse it, is their-:." mny hnvo nil the charm and conif_rt nr > thum to Jl'vc so plainly. They aro of and there; a platorall bearing a few THE HOUSEMOTHERS' EXCHANGE flavor of the fricassee lu far better than Hiimll IIIUCI'B. Ittnui-ii to llio slock; ndd a worthy communleationa. Tho nddend.i lOroin iny own limited experience and oun of «Utod pouu iind n cnn or Krench' Recipe for Ginger Ale lo the recipe for, i_ngllnh beefsteak pud when cookod In tho usuulway, retaining inunlii'ooma cut Into dice, Boaaon to tautu wider observation, 1 tender u morsel of • nil. tho Julcos of tho fowl and of the uiid ililckijn with brownod flour, Hnvo icmily , M the ri'inirit of nn old ludy who la u. ding lu welcome. lnformatloti that mny bo of UHO In casts IMPORTANT NOTICE diligent reader of the-lOxchango, would you of accidental Inhabit Inn of llliiminntlnK pork, •-.'-' ' Hj.llt hot baking-powder bUoulU; nrrnnuo ••iii* , < U> ii),nii,|nin lit. firm «lni(i!|. nEOAVmil of the onormous ilium a dlnli; pour tliu lini ohlultun nilxturu ale roolpo 1, Mrs. M. K, (Uui-llnKton, la.), giiH, Tho first and main thing to do Is Wo cook frloatiBoos iiV tho ''llreless" over thoin und Rnrnlsh with UltH of pimento, Don't For gel Your Stamps to drag tho Httipolloil portion Into the Ac number of letters sent to IB tliis tho roclpii mho wants? If *-* the Hxchunae. I must ask after bilnging to a boll nnd keeping this Thia IH II good lunohonn dlnli, I'lciiH. point my uddri-mt ro thu 'person open air, giving him the freest possible not, will somebody who hn** kept nil circulation of tho Ufo-glvlng element. contributors fn Wfuift thoir com up for fifteen inlnutoB. The top of tho Boofateak a la Mode wim Imn inusnKlnos tn «lvtt to uliut-lnH, munications to 100 words, except Santo n Hank or r'-ninl wtwili In'buttor-" tlio formula for "8oft:ilrliikH" obilgo Tho, uilli'lu WUH slgnnil "CI. 13." (Nol- Loosen tlm clothing ami induce artlllclal in vases of formulas or recipes vessel containing tho.'.fiicuBste Is not until nleely,.brownod, cover with boiling the uiiorlBt? son, ilu,). respiration, until lhe rush of froali ulr which require greater snuce, I lilted boforo uopomiliig it In the coulter. wator and Himmor rm- nn -hour nnd a Imlf I3MMA L. It. (Otwngo; NV V.I. Into Iho lungs forcoH thorn to work nat want all my oorrostionilents to or two hdum, Thon IKIIIOVO tht* »t»nl( t» u Ginger Beer As no Ntnnipod and HOlf-nddresHed en- urally, haw a showing in the Corner, ' hot plnttnr nnd out Into PIOOON (or HIIIVIIIH. "Powdered MiKiir, 20''pounds; lemon vulopt] la-eoiuiJuiili'M your requeni, wu As to tlio antldotfls hero brought for und if mn rainiest in Dili respect Ir tliern In not u ituoillv minimi'' or Kiiny or llino Jukn, 18 OUIICUN; honey, 1. tnko this muthod of brlnging.lt to the ward, I submit iho ciidti ui wiser author- Rcadinr Matter Wanted li ,__a_)»*wwsu,J«_»i» tr*- • 1 — —-, II < mm,, «wn_i»v , — Wt- carry a full range of— BEADNELL & BISOOE, PHONE 6, COURTENAY ladies'and "Gentlemen's Suits Made \. 'prdtr Real Estate Agents Offices AND COMOX. Furniture and House Furnishings from S20 to $35 All Work First Class Linoleums and Wall Papers. THE FURNITURE STORE Perfect Pit Guaranteed. 0 A. BEoEXNNON McPhee Blook, Cumberland VICTORIA DAY 9 Merchant K. A1DA TAILOR What have you to Sett} j LADIES' TAILOR-MADE COSTUMES A SPECIALTY SUITS OIRDH TO ORDEI* R^D We are startiny a campaign to advertise Victoria Splendid Programme of Sports on IN ANY STYL.E YOO lUISH. aud the Island generally in all parts of Canada, Great Britain nm} tlie United States, and we want the Old Grounds To-morrow. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. yonr assistance in this work. Prices From $20 to $40. There is goi'i^ •<"> be great development on the Isl io a.m.—Football....ist prize, S'75.00; 2nd prize, $25.00 and in the immediate future, and you and we must, 11 " —Baseball.'...ist prize, $75,00; 2nd prize, $25.00 C'U MBER LA N D, - - . B. C. d"> our part in this expansion. , (Three teams to enter, or no 2nd prize,) * iiiiimi_.mt , \fgf_. Development me.ms the influx of people and money *" aud we wain \ -'••-• '' -*"»—-'•'••• -•-•» •:- t It it n 80o f Vanoouvor, R.O., nnoli'iiilo, intondu to shares and other forms of specu with tliii'• bc'tuiil bign.-\uit-n; HtutniK thoir intoiid tu upply for a, rauuwul of tho wlml - WILLIAM OAI'DWKLL, npply for p.-nnimiim topiiioliiiso tho fol lation, but INVEST where your ououpuiiiiiiB niitt plnoeu 01 i-i-iiiionee, Tn aorop. ulo liquor liuuuoe held hy ni , liMmtud ou SAYWARD LAND DIOTBIOT. low! if dvBOkibotl litiid i—Comiiitnuinii nt a principal and interest is secured, tlio oue oi! llvniH,, tlijuoiiuil hiKnutini'i tlie Jno, Mitnuon,iigont punt pi mn od nt tho (ii>nth«ti>t ooriiorof lob lot 0, block 15, CumborUnd Towiuito. Dlntrict ot Hayvnir.l. tnitiiio of tho 1 ooni ittinri und pi no J of roni- Dii'od Fob. 28th,'10Ll» 550s tlionoo oiut 160 ohitinn, thonoo Houth WRITW for further particulars „ OIAU MUS-iATTI. tliuiuo of ouch uion.tii r of tlio nnn nui.t bo TAKE notioo thai Gnorgo Lolooiter HI- •10 olmluu, thenoe wo.t 75 oh»ir.n (moro or of this H^ttd issue whi 'h ia par Dated thin 15th d»y of May, 1011. tfWun, HAYWAHD LAND DWTH10T. nilimton, of Vnnoouver, H,U„ meohnnlo, IO»HI) thonoo north 5 CIIMIIR, thonoo wont ticularly attractive to investors, Inttndu to upply for pormMou tuj>vtroha>o K_oh teiuhr mint he iiuoumpaiiiotl by nn NOTICK ulmroby giv«ni tlut ut thu i»t-xt lllatrlot ot Snywnrd. H5 ohnins, thonou north 86 ehnlnu to pol t thufi.Howitiijdoflorlhoil lnnd8:~- nooupiod ol ci'iio on u oh moral bun It, p&>« Prompt, application i.i ut-cessary muu inn ut die Ui'uul "t LIOMIMU Comrain TAKK notice that Biduny, HoaBinnn, of ot ooinmonoi'iu.iit, ooiitniniiiR COO noros, ('iimracnoliiR at n pout planted nt tho nblo to thn ordei- of tho lluuouruldu thu Hu.noiH of tliu city ot Cumborlnml, I in* Viinuouvor, 11 0., niotluinio, intcndu tn moroorlOKfl. SAMUKI. HKAHMAM. aa number is limited, 8(intl»wo»t cornor of lot M2( thonoo north Mluimur of Public W^rku, oi|itnl u> icu pir torwl to npply for 11 ruiiii^iil of tho whole- npply for wormiBBion to purohnso tlio fol- Ilobort llonry Ohontnut, i»(j.iit BOolimn*. thunoo went 75. i>lmlnn, thonco eout (10 p.o.) tf tne 11 mount of tho tRiiiU'V, HIIIII )i(|iior licunso hiild by IIK, uitnutcd lnwjiiK tlonurlbt'il litnda; — DatoilMnroh8th,10ll. OAI-DM 8iniiITIE3, ttmith 80 ahftinn, thanoo oaut "5 alinin-i, to wtiluh will be forfuitoil ir ihu I-CIHOU lond- Ommoiioiittf nt a pout plnntod nt thn ii. let 15, h\nn\r 7( flnmliitrUiul Tnwohitu p«|iit nt nnmmiinnnmnnt. ooi.tniniiiK 000 iirinK doil 1.0 to outer incou contraot wliuu 1 FRANK SCAVAUDO, RdtilliwoNt cornpr ot lot, 552| thonoo nouth mi. nnn'H, rrtf>'« or IOHH, uulod i>p m to no to, or i.il lu _uiii|vlcU SAYWARD. LAND. blHTRIOT. LI BOolmiuu, tllOII-0 wo.t 60 OllltlU*, tluituc Duted thlo IBth dny nt Mny, 11)11 Guonau LHIUKHTKII HiMimmi.v, tilt) WOC. UllU' film, mil Ull, Jf DlO Wl'lll'V im DiHtrictoi Suywniil, V, r Office'.— north B0 ohainu, thunuo owt SO olitiini', t - lllCi'ltVf ltoliort Hornv Choauut, ogtnl. uot iKcoptod thu ulioijuo will bu icturnod. TAKK notioo that France* Druuglmui, Dnlo.lMttich Oth. 1011 plnnu of o immonoumout ountuininic 040 M 1 Ust WOTIC'K IH Inifolty ulvon Unit at the Tho l.«*-mr'.ii.ont doin not himl tmult to wlfaot W, V, BroughRiUt of Vancouver, m^amimiaK^ii nui i 'k-minion norcu, more or Itmi. ti'xt muelinu of ihu Hoir*l ot LienuKO nouupt tho lowuut tir uuy toitilur, B.U., intonda to apply tor pormiraion to •ui!»ji».g, SinNKY HKAHMAKi Cnni'iiiH.-U'jn'iM ot thu City nt cutuUu*. Hy order, ptirchiiHO tho following (lonorihed Imul :— Tloh rt floury Ohoitnut, ngout. Vancouver, B.C. Inn I, 1 intnnil to »Vl,,v tw ft rem will of SAY SVAltO LAND DISTRICT U. C. UEdttOUHKlW, Oomnionnlnir at n pont plnntod iil alinimt tlio wlii'lomiln liquor UOOIJHO hold by ma, ,. St-orttaiy. Dtlcd Mnroh 0th, 101.1. went of tho noiithoJBt oomor of lot 517) j 1*^0! I0K *h«-r ..y R. ,111', UO r'tij* 8-lunlnd - 0 lot 9, block 7, Cniuborlund Dhtrlat of UnyWHrd. Dopnrtmunt of Publio Workn, SAYWAUD LAND DISTRIOT* thonoo oa»t ISO olitinn, thenoe muth 40 nf*.«r da-fl f nit nJ 0 *|it-y t... tlm ll n TottllHItO. TAKB NOTICE thnt I'ntrlok WlllUm Otmwn, M»y III, ll)ll, l)inlrict of anywnrd, ohainu, thenoe wmt 120 clulno, thonoo • I'U • I C ' .1. .iimi:<- .il LiiD'-t illlll VlOtOIl 110N0RA. Mle Olftrk, nf Vnnoonvir, 11,0., law Ntwupupui'H will not Im paid for thi-. n\\- TAKK notioo that Nnuetta Joaoph, of north 40 ehalno to point ot oonmenoi won', v- OA. tor ft, liiit-n'H v- pi-.>h|.i»'t!i f >i* rnnl Ottt«d this 15th dny of Mnv. 1U1I ultrk, Intends to npply for pflrml_»Un to vortUoHiuni if thoy im art u without uutli- Vmiootivor, H, C„ Spiniitor, Intnnda to oontnltiing 480 ndron, moro or leu, .1' 1 ,:,Anr>-i'i, nnO fi, f. U,,\tyl'iVd.-»i.iil.. fiiirohais tho t h.m'»'-Mr> n' KUIII M11 inn to plnon of commenoomont, oontiin IF VOU WANT GOOD 11 the p dot of onmmei centont, oonUiin- I « 57(1 a'To*. mor* or Ua-, oui Dthtlttu, Mtntnl aad Brain Worri/. Ik*, T'i ' in I- n 0 N , 4H 'hoittii du»- w ti bO iiH (U0 oioi mnm nr )OHB. poiuunrv, StmntqlWeakwat.j^iaaiori*, 8ptr- ty-'iw, in pi•'.*•• •( .-iminicniMMM-iit, PATIIICK W11.t1.wt LMMR CUIIK. PRINTING GO TU THE • NANBTTH JOHKl'U, lulIW'xtag/JhttJiani-Krri-siifii.nr An Ac! in the NEWS f y IIUA JA*-B '. Pir-.ua, Koh r - Honry Chuxnut, uuont. Robert llonry Ohchtnat, cKent. IllplWUMV.X Ikiod MuichOlb, 1011. or tnallcil hi K. I'r- t, n0«i-.t, KliWS. FIUST-CUSSWORK L'ated MH.U 7th, 1011 nailed 'em jxrwi"-uu pays. Try it. noOo. Dato4 thi»2Blb nay of M.ub, IUII. V%Qat_