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.w/'- *A-AtJ .A m *7-kxt ALj .. *V 'J--V/ \j.i~.iinfif •% Provincial Library api 20 Vm. XTL CRESTON; B;£.O AY, APRIL 30, 1920 No. 9 •DUCK EGGB-^For setting, SI for 0 MILCH COW FOB SAM:—Just fresh SPRAY BARRELS FOB SAX-K—A few Local and eggs. C. Kelsey, Erickson. ened; 3. Sh&rwood, Creston. em pties. W. V. Jackson, Creston. A West Crestoii 5 Cow FOB SA-CE—-Giving nice flow of FOB SAL'B-rRoad cart and harness, FOB SALE—Limited quantity of FOR SALE—-Portable hen house 8x6 s?>!ik;' Se*; he? for' "Yourself-; Enibree's latter as jgobd* «6 new, cheap for cash. strawberry plants. Monrad Wigen, Get-Together feet. Mrs. Forward. Garage, Creston. Mawson Brob. Wynndei, B.C. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. French j-i Port- FOB SALE—Registered pedigree Jer The Mallandaine sawmill is shipping FOBD CAB FOB SALE—1917 model, in A new chapter in the history of the •h'll -were Sunday visitors with R. a quantity of the rough lumber output first-class shape: L. Hussack, Canyon Creston Valley was opened on Satur Qn.i-<) mrvtx-~m sey heifer, 18 mouthy oid, not bred. JIJ» i€*\.~ •»*» «*jr • $100. A. North. Shj-qar. to .IPerpie at, Dissent. City (Erickson P.O.) day when the residence of W- Wright Tbiniothy Seed at 25 cents a pound at Cora Creek was the scene of a re FOB SALE—TWO or three large Ho!- 85Q. * brooms at 65c. is one of the Just arrived a nice line of D & A r while it'lasts. Quantity is limited. union and social *- &fcherto*Qr of the steins, practically full blood, freshen eight ^specials Mawson Bros, are offer corsets. Ladies, come in and have me Mawson Bros., ** whole of the residents of West Crest in May,. Box 848, Cranbrook, B.C. ing for tomorrow. See adyt. fit you. Mrs. Brace, millinery. on. Messrs. Jim and Matt. Moores, WASTED TO BO»ROW—$3000 on Tom Midford, who has been at ECKSS FOB HATCHma---Rose Comb Attention is again called to clean-np with Mr. Meakin, furnished music in mortgage, good security. Apply Box vVenatchee, Wash., the past few Rhode Island R-eds, $1.50 for setting day at Creston cemetery—-on Wednes the shape of two violins and an organ, 20, Reyiew Office. months, returned on Tuesday, accom of IS ^ggs. W. V. Jackson, Creston. day afternoon next Plot owners and the accomplishment of these gentle LOST—two keys for safety deposit a11 others wU1 be made weleome men being a great surprise to those panied by his brother. ECKJS FOB HATCHINQ-Purebred Or-f - -compartment. Rewartt. Leave at who previously were unaware of their WANTED—School girl of reliable age pingtoos and Barred Rocks. $1.25 for CSAPPLKS WANTED—600 cases Jona Review .Office,. Creston. talents. With an interval for supper to take charge of two small children setting of 15. Forest Stream Orchards, than, domestic pack at $1.75; 300 cases / at midnight the dancing was prolong Arthur Pendry of Trail spent a few two or three afternoons a week. Apply Wynndel. Telephone alright. small Jonathans at $1.25; also Spitz ed nntil 4 a.m., when the residents de • days renewing acqua-ntances at Cres Mrs. F. E.* Loveday, Creston. FOB SALE*—Heavy work horse, and Wagners, domestic, at $1.75. parted for their various homes with ton the latter part of the week. Jack H Campbell Dow, who is with the weight 1700 now. fair condition, six - Snoeck, Hillcrest, Alta. many kindly expressions as to their The ice cream season opened this Bank of Commerce- at Ladysmith, ar years oid, intelligent, quiet, goo<d -DUH- AH interested in music are reminded enjoying the evening throughout. week-. The-Foi-eman/parior, next the rived home the latter part cf the week er; well proportioned, price $225. R. of the recital of the piano pupils of Great credit is due Mrs. Moores and Peekin, is serving the- Cai-lyle cream on a yisit to his parent, Mr. and Mrs. Lamont, Creston. Mrs. Garland, in the Parish Hall at 3 Mrs. Meakin for.their handling of tbe supper arrangements, the repast as ery ice ciftim every day. _j>_. J. W. Dow. The Women's Institute library has o'clock to-morrow afternoon, May 1st. suming the nature of a banquet rather Inspector DeLong of Victoria paid received a very generous donation of There is no admission charge and all At the April meeting of the school than tbe usual supper provided at such the Creston high school an official seventeen books from Mrs. Downs are cordially inyited. board a grant of $10 was made the gatherings. However, the residents visit on Monday. The school has an this month, which brings the total of •agricultural society for a special prize The sale of the farm stock, etc., of of West Creston believe in doing a average attendance of about fifteen at this year's fair in connection with volumes available up tb 276. the late Mrs. Andy Miller on Tuesday scholars. y - - thing well, and with the able assist the school garden competition. A sale of hocsesi cattle ana farm im afternoon was quite well attended and ance of Mrs. C. C. French, Mrs. Dunn, .. -, 1„ ...2-. TiT'. '-. ——— —xx~rx Members of the ladies aid society of The Methodist Ladies' Aid have plements, the .property of Mrs. Geo. UU lilt; WIIU1C* Ituuiiiuucci' jivuaa reino ovxvr- Mrs. Frank Tompkins and Mrs. Sin the Creston Methodist church are re booked the afternoon of Saturday, Broderick, is announced for Saturday cessfui in getting good prices for the clair Smith and the Misses Dunn the minded of the annual meeting at the May 22nd, for a sale of home cooking. afternoon. May Sth, at the McCreath stuff offered; one of the cows going affair went off very successfully. Ow home of Mrs. Edmondson on Thursday Afternoon tea at 15c, will^ilso be serv barn, with J, F. Rose doing the auc over the $100 mark, ing to the limited dancing space only afternoon next at 3 o'clock. ed. Sale from 2 to 6 p.m. in**" Speers* tioneering. * , Tbe portable sawmill outfit with six -couples were able to engage the floor at one time, but by a system of Jack Lamont, who has been a visitor Hall. Creamery butter is now up to 85 traction engine power, wnieb F. V. rotation all were able to have a full in the Niagara district and other On- ""There will be morning service, with cents a pound in local stores—the Staples operated for a time on the old sba-re of dancing, and the morning tjttrio' centres for ths past few * months, celebration of Holy Communion at the hicrhesfc m-iee this class of dairy pro- Winlaw limits, was this week loaded S3—- ---&-•• ^ T rf ~ and shipped. to Eitchener where he light saw al! ths -d-Sucing people tsrsu arriyed back in Creston on Sunday for close, at Christ Church on Sunday at duct has ever, touched in ureston. s has taken a contract to saw a million but happy—each participant hoping a few d-iys' stay with old friends. 11. The Ladies' Guild are making Eggs are still at 50 cents a dozen but preparations for a bigger and better feet for Paulson, Mason, Ltd. the eyening would be but the first of The.. C.P.R. puts its summer time with the" supply falling off a raise in country fair in the Parish Hall on many more of a similar nature. "Dur ., table into effect oh Sunday. There is pi-ice is due shortly. May 24th. About fifty feet of heavy plank has ing the sapper interval business was uo change in the time of arrival of the Another real estate firm has opened been put in the walk iftidway between combined with pleasure by the discus *-V»£» ••» mx -E-a-i- * •> a * 4-&, nl ni -ti *a Vi /iii frA *-'-*-*% tri # UA D-Vrnvrnx. eastbound _train, but the train going, H. W. Mor-ffa-Bt inn charge of the for business in town nsuct t»»s «ru! tllM-G lUOUll'U'Ub VVUA\.|U\/-UI0V .-IM-mmm* >VUV -UACA" sion of the school question, -in which west will -come in five minutes later, Mutual Brokers interests at Calgary, name of Rose &T|mnions, with the cantile store this week, which makes the residents of West Creston^are 4.22 instead of 4.17 town time as at Alta., was a week-end visitor here, former in chat-gfe. •• They have taken the traveling along that ^stretch of vitally interested. It was decided to present. and was ""shown over the Vaiiey by tbe office near7 the Imperial Bank, sidewalk mueSi^safer/The o^i i-evere-ed ask the educational authorities to pro auto by R. B. Staples. Prairie deal- formerly .oc'*-mpl"e-4Jb^ as tw.o;5by-*four w*-dk there ..J made fdo^ vide a school for the disti-spt, and to "*.*,. Tbe :^.^)^..thiaLiy^k.: ..*e«pjm*encedr 7 •--•TV--**.--. •,.-•. ^Ifi^' sa • -, -*- .j^*!pro6:^ farmers Instiwi/'^&axt^ace," ;tsalu^ festyear for 1920 berries." spring weather, amiHinc^ Baled timothy has, how reached the Four new Spramotor power sprayers thatjt maytieaccessibleto enildren Rev. J.iJ. White, who has just ar things are deciefledly quiet about town. rather respectable price of $55 a tonr have been unloaded ab Creston within from all points. A central site would Sunday' was^ rparticiitarly warm, "the rived from Clinton, for a two-Sun«iay United States centres being.