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VOL XIX.. 19th YE.AR. No. .15. DUNCAN. B. C.. THURSDAY. U IU ST 28ili. 1910. SubseriptloB 11.50 Yearlj, U AdTUC* GOOD WORK WEIR IX RIVER MINING IN COWICHAN UNITED JWRMERS OX S.kLT_SPRIXG Round Tript Prom Scuttle* WHl ruheriet Officialt and Cowiehan J. R. Brown, Vernon, Succeeds W. E. (Council of Duncen Board of Trade Benefit Whole luUnd Indiana Disagree McTaggart As Secretary VUiu lilanders Developments On Mount Brenton May Entail The Victoria and Island Develop* Previous to this year the local In­ At the call of Mr. R. A, Copeland. | Mayor Pitt's launch stole out of tnent association is to be conuratu* dians. under a special arrangement Erection Of Concentrating Plant— Lumhy. president of the United Farm-1 Maple Day last Thursday afternoon laied on its success in carryins made some five years ago. were al* [ of British Cnlumhia. a meeting of . with a party rif iremhcr.s of the c. without hitch the arrangements for lowed lu have certain weirs in the! Progress On Mount Sicker |the provincial direciorv of the Cil (if Ulliiv.r tt-nr.l r.( Tr.ia.; ^*nt on the edification and instruction of the | Cowichai River, subject to certain ! ____ .ciaiion w-., held in Kamloops last viewing Sait Spring Island and ren­ National Editorial association. In This year the Minister] • i Saturday afternoon and evening, dering what service they could lo the this connection tributes have been of Marin* and Fisheries. Ottawa, has Contrary in reports in the Victoria with the application of Mr. E. J. Messrs. George Clark. Sidney: J. L movemcm which is there afoot to ­ paid to the excellent work of Mr. laid down that no weirs are to he press the annonneement of the I’altner. hy his agent. Mr. J. O'Rourke. Pridliam, Kelowna: W. E. Chappie, ward* forming a Gulf islands Board XV. A. Mc.Adam. the association's allowed. blinding of the Lenora property on for a license to take and use SOI I Arm-trong: Waller Shipley. Canoe: of Trade. Some weeks ago a weir was placed second feci and.lo store 1 second foot C. W. Greer. Kamloops: J. R. Brown, .ArranKemcnis for their reception commissioner. Mount Sicker by Mr. G. D. B, Turner, Now comes the announcement that I the river near the Quamichan re­ of water out of the Chcniainus river, j Vernon; and W. E. Smith. Revel-toke, had been made by the I*lands Agricul ­ the V. 1. D. A. have at length serve. On Friday last Mr. was made exclusively in The Cow- Al present there is little to he said were present, tural and Fruitgrowers' association, cceded in establishing aif arrange ­ Galbraith welcomed to Duncan Mr. jichan Reader in its issue of July 24ih. apart from the fart that ticvcioptncm j AinalgaiBation A^roved the president. Mr. G. W, Dean, and ment with the C, P. R. hy which the G- M. Calhcart. .Alherni. a native of The information contained in the work is being carried out on claims I .Af'er the disposal of routine huso secretary. Mr. E. H. Slrectcn. welcom- whole island will receive further bene­ Glasgow, and a returned soldier, who Canadian Mining Journal was gleaned on Mount Brenton. The indications ' ness. President Copeland recounted g the party at Vesuvius Bay. fit from tourist travel. -This is des­ has just been appointed a fisheries from till- source and last week end point to the existence of a consider- ' the step- leading up to the confer- By special invitation lliry then tno- cribed by Mr- McAdam in the follow ­ officer to have charge of the Cowiehan ; was «1ecmrd of sufficient importance ■aide body of ore. bin this is expected ence at Vancouver of representatives lo/ed to the James seed farm at the ing letter;— River between the railway bridge at to he noticed hy our esteemed con- to he a low grade prnpo.iiion. entail- ' of the Farmers' Institute Advisory Central Setlleinent. and spent some ‘We take pleasure in advising that, Duncan and the sea. |tempe remembered as from Seattle for a circuit tour as fol ­ took it out. Returning to Duncan in­ ments on Mount Brenton. Copper Canyon and the water divert­ ;he ilircclnrs. exhibited at the Islands Seed lows: Seattle to Victoria, thence hy formation was laid against Charlie It may lie recalled that on July 24lh ed to supply power for the concentra ­ ollowvtl and at Fair in Duncan two years ago. He E. & N. Ry. to Nanaimo, thence by' Kuckalano. charging liim with a The Leader stated that "should Mr. tion plant which would Ift Imill. lodies was cordially approved. very good word to say for the C- r. R. steamer to Vancouver and breach of the fisheries regulations, Turner's c.tliulaluins prove correct. short time The Leader hopes New Secretary Appointed garden tractor, both for keeping down back to Seattle. Mr. Cathcart returned to the reserve ircniendoiis impetus will he given to 'to be able to give fiirihcr details con- The lircsiclent submitted the corres- weeds and -iipplying power for thresh- "The tickets for this tour have a,that night and found the weir had properties in the Mount Sicker zone." |ceming this new development. londence covering the resignation of return limit of thirty days and permit.been replaced. He took it out again, The article nNo stated that "already a . R. C. Mainguy. B.C.L.S.. N engaged McTaggart as sccrctary-treas- At Gangei stop-over privileges at all points en He then attempted '...... " prominent engineer was this week [surveying claims on Mount Brenton. and the action of the president The party then motored to Canges, n sale daily at Seattle. this Indian but was unable making an examination of the pros-j On The Lenora repting the resignation where a fine memorial to the men of "The attractiveness of such a com- the Indians, it is reported, P«t. in ihc Ch.nmmn, Riv.r h..in- „„ d.vrfopmcn, »nrk irmed- .1. R. Brown, of Vei the islands who went overseas was bination water and rail trip at so low threatening attitude and Th,. nnn.n... TO Mr. U.W.. .Sd.m. ,, „n .....ji, „„ Unorn elected to succeed him. erected last year. They inspected the a rate should appeal to a large num­ Kuckalano laying himself open to I,rvt.n..ror. of Sr.iilt, n-ko n.rr.l Before adjournment at a late hour. plant of the Salt Spring Island Cream- ber of tourists and vacationists, and further charge of assault, which it is years ago. happens to have been as- j miinlKT of topics of agricultural . under the guidance of although the season is somewhat ad- ...... il. has— not yet -been...... —laid. .om.rd .i,h ,h. .kmorirnn Sm.liinp portance were discussed and it Mr. Frank Wheeler, manager. vanccd. we have reason to hope that, The whole matter has been referred „d Mm.ne Corponlron. n .ooenrn ,n confidently fell that the outcome of This creamery has 95 patrons and through the -necessary______-u..u. publicity that U [ton. Mr. E. G. Taylor, Wsnainm who rvh.rh .hr Cnurnhr.m, .n.rrr.1- recent developments, especially those handled some 10.000 pounds of butter thU association is inaugurating,jurating, setting 'is in charge of this fisheries district, rd Hr I... .,0, brrn coonrclrd w.lh gliding towards amalgamation, would last month. It paid 65 rents last forth particularly the up-island aitrac-jand it is likely that (tirihcr develop- Ih.. ronrrrn fo, yr,„ >nd rrpo,., of prove highly beneficial to the l>e*l month but expects to do better this nions. we will succeed in inducing suf- ments may r this week. .hr O..B.tnh«,m, b,,„K .n.rrr.frd o. interests of the fan month. AH the cream is pasteurized ficieni travel for the balance of the r.lly nrr l.n.rd on .h.. llondrr f,...nd». „„„ 172 degrees Eggs are not handled. season to encourage the C. P. R. to Many local farmers ship to Vancou ­ “,""n I’V’™ ' ' “"'i. i> maintain the same arrangement dur­ “Y” ACTIVITIES rh.rfly conrrrnrd .. Mr. F.. J. Pnln.r., WELCOME HOME ver. to the D. C Poiiltrymrn's Union ing the entire season of 1920. warehouse with satisfactory result* “You will appreciate the value of s Has Condoned .After a delightful slipper ai thv Har ­ Five Summer Cerape Soldiers En Route this concession by the C. P. R- in its Levensaler's name appears in laid from the old swamp to gX-c water bour House, an informal conference relation to the promotion of tourist held outside. Mr. Dean expressed Nine hoys Itelongiiig I c as a witness in connection service. .Miss L. F Kicr. eldest daughter of travel to up-island points and those the ple.-i-tire of the Islands .Agricul- points not directly on the route of the Rangers, the Y. M. C. A. J r. and Mrs. G. .A. Kicr. Somenos. liiral assoeiaiion in eulerlamiiig the liekei. should benefit through the ^ in c h the Duncan Meih- HOME AGAIN CITY COUNCIL arrived in Vancouver last Monday Cowiehan visitor*. Mr. W. M. Mouai purchase of side trips from junction odist Sunday School, returned last morning on a hospital train, having explained that prclimina^' steps had points and which the limit and stop- vsa,„,jay from Maple Bay. where they tan.lcd at Portland. Maine, ex .Ara ­ hren taken towards the formation of a guaya. on .August 17th, Board of Trade for th- Gulf Islands. ”‘"I7irm:^;u^:se^o' ’^:ula.e the‘-n> » ^ a nur-.ing sister and has been Hugh Savage slated that both •up-island rail and auto tourist travel |*rship of Arnold Fleii, They were B, Mr Fred J. Greene arrived in Dun-, Duncan city council on Monday .Associated Boards of Trade of oversea* on active service f«rthe past to the fullest possible extent, realising'Ryall--Alec. Bell. John Dirom. Ray- Monday morning from San adopted and cnnfiKncd the report gf four years and eight iiionlhs. Among Vancouver l*land and the Duncan ihe value of such travel as a mediutn mond Woodward, Albert Batstonc. Francisco. He is one of Duncan's Mayor Pitt and a special committee her decorations is the French medal Board of Trade slooc] ready to give to the promotion of industrial devel- 1 limest Fleii. Percy Rumble, and Contemptibles". and later served concerning the sa'c of the Potts huild- of honour. She was c.^pected in Dun­ them the heartiest co-operation and opment of which the island is in need Audrey -Ash. |in the C. E. F. on speeial recruiting ing to Mr. J. H, Smith. Koksilah. a*sislance. In the pa*t Cowiehan and can last night. and which will ultimately benefit j This was jhejifth camp eoml-tcted duties in the U. S. .A. The figure at which the property Capt. W. G. McIntyre Cranko Salt Spring had had close lies through vuoo.hMooj. |'’y Mr. G. W.'Hartley. county secre- Greene left Duncan last Sep- changed hands is $5,000. terms being tlicif common agrieultural society. In reached W'estholme last Thiirsday c association has made arrange- tary. Nanaimo County Y. M. C. A. teinhcr after a short visit here and $500 down and the balance in three *Th^'l with his wife and child. He was in future they might be linked through worked for some time in Northern equal annual payments with inter.'st at ments by which the govemment is to -At Maple Bay the boys, in addition the 11th Worcesters and latterly was their boards of trade. have taken moving pictures of island , m the regular camp programme of ae- California, speaking for three week.* seven per cent. The purchaser under­ May Suit Gulf Itlands industries and of scenic points on tiviiy. enjoyed a trip to the Genoa h.h.H ..f .h. Fourth I.ihm, lo.u luhntakes loto pluc,place .h.the prop.rtyproperty ini . . | The memhers of the council then t for his * Vancouver Island. These will be Bay sawmBI. where after being kindly He was then engaged in the three of repair and to occupy of several Cowiehan soldiers •verally explained the work oi the tiiiliied in a campaign to develop , shown through the mdl by one of the week*' campaign known as the United hu-iness forthwith. U ho return to find their homes ran- various committees of which they had War Campaign, the proceeds of which The properly is liable for ta; settlement here. otRcliU. they were entertained by the 1 sacked and property damaged during charge. Mr G .A. Checke suggesting [captain of the "Conqueror . whieh is : divided between the Y. M. C. .A,, from Jamiarj- l*t next. There absence. that the branch sylem. so success­ '■...loadingj:.... lumberi..-mI.*- for Southgniiilh .Africa.afpira. Knights of Columbus. Salvation .Army, provision in municipal law for levying , C. Dunsterville returned to fully operated in Cowiehan. might Sesson ’e Record ASSAULT CASE Jewish Welfare League and other taxes for this year, now that the as- |Cowt-han Station on Sunday after cry well suit the Islands' require­ In the five eathps conducted during similar organizations devoted to help- sesMitent roll has been confirmed. serving overseas. Capt- J B. Hyde ments. a part of Julyand August, forty-three jng the soldier and sailor, The clerk was instructed to adver ­ Logginc Ltioi •. sa*. Parker is back at Crofton. Thanks lo the courtesy o( Messrs. boys were in attendance and four lead- Subsequently Mr. Greene was work ­ tise for sale two lots which have conic And An Ase Lieut, G. G. Bai-s, Duncan, was on Gavin Mouai. W. M. Mouat, C. C- ers. beside the county secretary. The {or the Red Cross campaign. into their posse*siun after tax sale*. Casile. and Walter Norton, cars were Before Stipendiary Magistrate J. the Baltic. Halifax. August 21st: Pic per day per boy was iaj,ed two weeks, This is all the property the city now .. . Douglas Fox. Hillbank. on the provided for ihr .i.. v, The return MUtland-Dougall at the Provincial fifty cenu and in some cases a very His platform duties over. Mr, has for sale. i ^ Mclila. Qiieliec. August 22nd. I trip was made - ta Ves ius, a vantage Court bouse. Duncan, on Monday last, large part of the supplies were do ­ Greene entered the tire business in The wisdom of installing the pump' On the Tunisian. Quehec. .August point from whieh gi inus sunsets nated from homes of the boys and San Francisco, going into partnership the power house is being demon ­ Bohn Singh, a Hindu, working with :Sth. were Capt. V. L. Eardlcy-Wil- Ihc hills of Cowsban may be their friends. At the Maple Bay camp Market street. Owing to an strated during the present hot dry obtained: the Mayo Lumber Company, mot. Shawnigan Lake; Capt. R. C. boats were loaned by Mr. R. A. s, necessitating an operation. Barrington Foote. Thetis Island; The Cowiehan visitor- were Messrs charged with assaulting Mr. Norman Thorpe and others, and some fish were . obliged to give up this occupa- Hugh Savage. G. A. Cheeke. .A. H. Brown, logging locomotive engi caught by the boys, whieh helped to 1, and is now up here during his Peterson. H. W. Dickie. .A. J- Mar ­ "ij. H. W. Dkki.. rt-irm.-. TO.r Snox. -nd F-PP-. H. L-v-ll. D-—- employed by the same concern. keep down expenses. convaloccnce. low, Dr. D- F. Kerr. T. Pill. W. T. The evidence, by several witnesses, boys in these camps represent- Britisb-American Veterans work committee, reported that some Corbishicy. and C. Colli*. Vancouver water had been released from the old I Mr. R, L. Hcatheoie. formerly in a white and eoH>nred. was very confiict- :ed the different centres as follows: — While in San Francisco Mr. Greene Duncan 16, Chemainus 7. Nanaimo 7. was actively associated with the for ­ Hooper dam and more would be sc-, local bank, was discovered >y Mr F. iog. It appears that on Wednesday . S. H. Hopkin. is this week Cumberland 13. and camps were held -»,cd>. occ.io- J Cr—c. i- ih- B.nk of last week the accused attacked Hr. mation of the Brilish-Amcrican War judging the potato plots in the Cow- at Cameron Lake. Qualicum Beach. Royal ViMt I Francisco. He wishetl ' Brown with an axe and told him that Veterans' association. He became the ichan Boys' and Girls' potato growing White Sign Beach. Cowiehan River Correspondence between the clerk hered he would kilt him. first secretary and the organization contest- There are eight entries. An­ above Duncan, and al Maple Bay. and the Governor General's secretary 1 . t. After an attempt had l>eeo made Bpcedil|mgaincd a membership of 300. other judging —of the finished product It was the united opinion expressed and Major General R. C, E. Leekiel The brisk wind on Monday took secure Bohn Singh and disarm him. He h« certainly had a varied career rill take place during the Fall Fair. by a! of the boys, that although the, and carries some unique samples of was tabled. This refers to the visit,away the smoke haze wh.cU tor some «nd a considerable amount of dodging of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on days previous had shu out the view round, consequent upon the failure of camps were of very great help to American journalism describing his The six year old son of Mr. H. F. everyone, yet one great united eamp Friday. September 26th. jof the mountains and dulled the rays thU attempt, Mr. Brown finally ms doings in various parts of California. Dayton. Hillcfcsi Lumber Co.. Saht- held at a central point for two weeks, It appears that the details of the of the sun. ______aged to make his escape by jumping sample from the River News, of lam, lost the first finger of his left ;e*s visit have not yet been on bis locomotive and running it down ito which about a hundred boys Rk. Vista. Solano County. Cal., ‘ Mr. E. W. Pailion arrived in Dun- hand on Sunday last. He was ratting ranged and that arrangements now light be brought, would be of much following is perhaps a gem; — , n last Sunday night with his mother _ piece of wood to make a “gun" to the miU. made n-j be subject to confirmation greater benefit. "Sergt. Greene fought in the first and two sisters, the Misses E. M. and when the accident happened. Both sides were represented by hy Ottawa. General Leckie promises counsel, Mr. C F. Davie, Duncan, The beach al Qualicum. where the battle of the Marne. He grew with D. C. Paitson, who have just crossed to keep the city well informed and is Nanaimo eamp was held, seems to the guns, he witnessed the Belgian from England. All the roads will lead to school acting for Mr. Brown, and Mr. F. S- sending his personal representative. offer the best location for a camp of refugees frantically fleeing from the L-xt Tuesday. The consolidated Conliffe. Capt. Hendy, to go into details with this nature, provided the necessary murderous. atrocious. onco: school system will begin operating in accused. Mayor Pitt and the clerk. After a lengthy hearing Bohn Singh equipment can be provided for next hordes of incarnate fiendishness, Duncan and North Cowiehan. season. heard the light artillery of the bestial Meantime an address has been writ­ MENTIONED IN LAST was found guilty and fined $1S and ten and has been entrusted to Mr. ■costs. huns and was still fighting when more 07 HAIG'S DESPATCHES Yesterday afternoon a meeting was E. B. McKay to prepare. The O. W. SHAWNIOAN LAKE permanent positions were held and held d the Cowiehan Women's Insti- V. A. has been asked by the city to the booming of the ‘Big Berthas' tried Among the officers mentioned rooms, Duncan, of suhscribers to The Lummi Bay Canning and Pack ­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Archer, of Vic provide a guard of honour. Ottawa toria, have taken over the ranch re- to smash* the brave allied line of de­ by Field Marshal Haig in his ing Co. are seeking the help of Pre- has been informed that possibly the the district nurse fund. mier Oliver in urging that the C N. R. cemly owned by Mrs. Tindall, who fense.” last despatches ate Lieut. N. E. Mr. Greene is here for a rest, prince would like to take advantage build a branch line from its main has gone to Boston, U. S. A. Gore Langton. 72nd Bn., and r. G. H- Harris, a teturned sol ­ future plan of action he has no of his visit here to open the Victory island line to Nhinat lake on the Mr. Archer was overseas with the Capt. A- Lane. S2nd Bn., both dier. has bought thirty acres ol Und decided upon. At any rate for him Exhibition either by spending grade of the prv.r——• >*•197 Bn. and got a wound in the thigh. of Cowiehan Bay. and the old house from Mr. James the “booming of the Big Berthas ” Iditional five minutes here or. H need located by the ImperhB MtmltioBijHe U going for poultry and tnr- 'Menziet, Sahilam. ,no more. ^be, by pressing an electric button. Ikeys on a big scale. THE COWICHAN LEADER Thursday. August 28th, 1919.

S.B. ANDERSONASON BYLA^NO. 88 PLUMBING A BYLAW TO PROVIDB FOR THE che ainus news Heatiner and Sheet Metal M Ifdke ’em hei^h REMOVAL OP OBSTRUCTIONS PRB. Workers VENTINO THE FREE FLOW OP WATER PROM THE 80MENOS LAKE. Phones 59 and 128 HIMMISG ALONG BOARD OP TRADE B8K BARsimctrooii ROUGH LUMBER inch Aims To Benefit Special Line of 1*6 Fencing. Team Wins COMIAKEN SAWMILL ncH Like. h*«* iwiinoncd the Council ol the Richards Trail, nr. Maple Bay School, Last week Ihc V. L. & M. Co. Various matters of local interest R. S. Cowie P. W. Stanhope shipped twenty-two cars of lumber, were taken up and discussed by the fuUy selected giains in just the right proportion? Phone 67 R. Phone 101 R. chiefly to Saskatchewan. A few cart Cbriiiainus branch. Duncan Board of Use it freely in the litter. to the United States. Several Trade, at their meeting in the Court Eagerly the bens will work for WALLPAPER and GLASS it—and the busy hen ia the s of huge timhers were towed to House last week. For Esthnatea on .Painting, Kfc. Sect. DiMricI laying ben. Paperhanging and Kaliomming Victoria, and eighty cars of logs were Concerning the foreshore nuisance a Bold In iny aauUtr* Otdw frWB ear letter from Mr. Frank de Grey, chief t1 I Isss liroiighl from Cowichan Lake. nMTMt stork W. DOBSON 5 * ’i'® McKinnon. K The s.«. Erie left on Wednesday sanitary inspector, stated that the de­ Station St„Doncao. Phone 134 R aflernnon, via Nanaimo for coal, and cision of the health department was He Brackman-Ker Queenstown. Ireland, for orders. She final. The beach must be cleaned up. SEE carries a French crew. However, as Dr. H. E. Young was ia it-2 Somcnos Alin»ton. W. H. MiOiiig Co. Lti H. W. HALPBNNT 6 3 Somrons I’rcMy, Col. A». The old liurncr is taking much tway. no drastic steps would be taken For Light Eaprea* Wwk, I I e=" inger in pull to pieces than was ex ­ Tn’ill his return. Parcels and Baggage DeUveiy. pected. One of the men working on branch is now armed with DUNCAN. s J ass ss-Aw IS badly burned on Saturday. He copies of the municipal act and in­ Telephone 196 P. O. Boa 238 ; Iss;; i- using a gas torch and the flame tends to press for fire protection for ! ,s ass., te;,:'* ”' -t got through a hole in his glove and liiius. The present harbour ­ J. M. CAMPBELL. ran up his arm. master. Mr, L. G. Hill, is not now Contractor and Builder. ’ 1 gr SSS A very closely eoniestetl game of resident. He wrote that he would be All kinds of building alterations and , S Somcno, iBseball was playetl here la*l Thurs- willing to resign at any time. It is NEXT MONDAY repairs promptly attended to lay night when the Duncan team fell that a resident harbourmaster is ? J MlkncJS np- The score was 4 to 3 in desirable, and in this Mr Hill con- Chargee Reasonable. a A Srmmnc llooic. C. 4 P. O. Bo* 88. Duncan. Phone 34. .S..,.., 'SSi;. favour of Chtmainus. I'ery good news has been received The branch is steadily working for the improvement and advancement of L^abor Day AND WHEREAS thertjwo rteu^Ceon. Col. W. R. Dockrill. He has re­ covered enough to be able to travel Chemainus. and has on its programme LUMBER j!' B""h*cS!limbla lS SorJ lo England. Mrs. and Miss Dockrill such schemes as the erection of a new to*"^ have arived in England and will lie railway station, and the concentration cleared ol obKrunione. ami h.M she procured F. VAN NORMAN in ntisiatc of Ihc «Ofk t» b« made br IM there to welconie him. of all Dominion government depart ­ uid J. B. Green, and an HKtimrnt ol lb* The friends of Pie. T. Gamlcn, ments under one roof. These may landi lo be benefited by the remoTal cl furt Lieut. W. C. Cryer, and Lce-Cpl. W. lake time but. with the co-operation Cathcart arc hoping to welcome them and interest of all who desire to aee Cowichan Soldiers ’ hack In Chemaimis this week. Chemaimis grow into a model town, Now open For Mr. E. M. Anketell Jones was down nothing is too large to attempt. PINE SHOE RBPAlRINa Tom Courtenay last week. Pie. Fred At the branch's meeting Mr. O. J. Breadon was in Chemainus last week. lonk. chairman. Messrs. R. Jarrcti. DAVID TAIT. Mrs. Seeley Smith was the guest of A. W. MacDonald. ). R. Smith. H. R. Next to Kirkbani ’t. Mr. and Mrs. M. Caswell last week. Smiley. J. Inglis. and L. V. TieWner. Mr. N. Lang has resumed his duties secretary, were present. Reunion at the R. & X. station after spending COME TO THE RECREATION GROUNDS, DUNCAN J. L. HIRD, a most enjoyable holiday touring the oppressive and smoky. The tempera- At 1 p.nt the Programme begins. Plofflblng and Haadag of river at the moBlh of Somenot Cmb. island. irc was: — Max. Min. -Owin* to thi< illsbt diSertnee between Sports and Races lor Yonng and Old. Waterworka Engineer Ihc levtii of the lake and the river, the out ­ Miss Louise McLeod is the guest ol Sunday —__— ------78 S4 Pootball-Victoris O. W. V. A. vs. Cowichan O. W. V. A. let it natunlly very tlugeub and doe* not ,38 P. O. Boa 233 clear iltell to in appreciable enesl, heticc Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Palmer. Miss M. Lawn Tennis------Boxing Compedtiotts Duncan Carlson, of New Westminster, is the Victoria G. -W. V. A. Btnd-2S Keees. guest of the Rev. E. M. and Mrs. ADMISSION FREE. "There it about IM to 2 mllet of creek, Cook. To be foUowed at A30 pjn. in the Agricultural Hall by a onllet to Soinenoe Lake, over which I have Very hot weather again last week, DOUGLAS JAMES today made an reaminalion from the lake to the river and find it overirown in many the hush fires making the atr very ARCHITECT GRAND BALL fairly clear eiceni for a few sravel ban Nanaimo Orchestra.

TIcketB-Gentlemen 11.25; Ladies 81.00; inctnding Sapper. PEMBERTON ft SON. of the water in the nvrr. On the Indian Real Batata. Ftnandal retervr I notice there i« one braver dain THE GREAT EVENT OF THE YEAR ------ROLL UPl irr,’,.!; ■.«. “tK :.n alto think there it another hearer dam held "’"I'rom iny^n*nr»inn of the creek I thesld wnoil anil ruhlilth. the ovrthaneina bru>h cm Bwav from the tlilre. the srowth in the SpendThoseFew Dollars hmiom of the creek cm out, and gravel hart D. E. KERR anil lilt in thallnw nlaeee fenotrd. From in Your Home Town jH.'ge'd"i'omIi ’'’laire freri''«w'to 'ssSo“lo GOLDEN TIPPED PEKOE Dental Surgeon 5;^*.:r"d.;::.- ar;Se"i::siV'j;:5* TEA "The brorh and growth in the bollom ol I. O. O. F. Building, Phone 113 the creek ihouirt he cut nut annually, and I yC^\sayA PROM THE ISLAND OP thiiuld Itiink find nr ihcrcabouti-expenJ- Duncan. B. C. ed annually Inr ihie imrtwe would go a TOoXowtOvrt3, long way toward* kpeping the creek onen. COLOMBO. "Aecoriling in a plan on file in rout e^. ___ VACotMowe^ B. CHURCHILL er.mrilrH «ome year* ac" by Mf- Pneat. ^oSi^rj-e ;"lff?.^’^br.Te THE NAME TEAMING LUMBER SHINGLES WOOD Jiuneson’s Stables- Telephone 183 AND WHEREAS the uid Council it ol Read Advertisements the m-iition that^lhe rtmneal of the^chttruc. Front Street, near McKinnon ’s Ranch is IS THE BRAND. and See What is Offered 1-Ib and H-lh Sealed Packets. Mnn^ciill Vornlil *"5*thi 'K^!^ai™''Sl “he High Class Photography F. A. MONK. 1. That the uid report, plant and eflimatei Over White's Drug Store he a-lopird and the uid oh*truei-on« be rr- mnenl. and Ihc worhi connected therewith be Specialty— made and con.trueted in aeconlance therewilK Amatenr Developing and Printtng. „,^Sia^VuVS:d‘Vn.r\'^y.;‘,r£^?ra'M Phone 19. Dnncan. B. C. and every year following during 1^ life, ol IHL- t^^rlTa-nd^’ ;; .'^‘.le-b^irfitJ.V^siis T. H. MeNICHOL other than lamia belonging to the Municipality Cleaning and Pretdng i^Se:*';:rer.h ‘,^r£i'a'^:;..”.d".;s'*i.:n^"a;i Cowichan Agricultural Society Suits Made to Order. collected upon Ihc undermentioned lolt oi EGG LAYING t'ONTEST-lOTH MONTH All Kinds of Tailoring. ’’*?* The'^id aiwcial rate ehall be doe an( FRONT STREET. DUNCAN ‘*„rb?/orV''*.h"e*' ‘iSh' d'.'y '"o' Vicloly Exhibition ISth. 1910. DON'T THROW THEM AWAY. Tenth Umth'i RepOTt eudlnc AutsH 14th. IftO. We c»n make oo^e good tire out of CLASS l.->Li|ht Wdfht Vurlnlo. lii hMl t. 4 pen Pe. Ko. Nine ind Addreto Breed Uenlh'i Tool E. P. PHILUP, Rte. Sect. DiHrici PcrceBl. 191* K .’“f, 'W. Open to PnbUc Friday and Saturday, September 26th and 27th fAsk the man who runs them.) a ! ass ! ■ 1! ‘ K! lire Shop. Front Street. Dune HAVE YOU GOT YOUR PRIZE LIST? > 17.S 111.14 2I.M There's an opportunity for you. Twenty R. C. Mainguy different divisions in which o enter. IS YOUR DISTRICT ENTERED FOR THE B.C. Land Surveyor DISTRICT EXHIBIT? ^ If not, why not? Get busy right now. Mtalfig , ‘naher, R^oad and Land Surveying tsK '}j SI ARE YOU HELPING TO MAKE THE FAIR A SUCCESS? Field Notes and Plans of all ...... 2.210 19.573 You can do so by entering exhibits and particularly by becoming Mineral Claim Surveys on Mount CLASS II.—Heavy WeialU Variede*. rix hirto to a pm. a member of the Society. Both sexes eligible. Fee 82. Sicker and Mount Brenion. Kame and Addreaa Rememberi MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN WEEK, Sept 15th to 20th. Phone 22 L. Cbemalnut. B. C. 100 $<05.00 $120.00 Our 31ogaiv- “500 Members before the Pair." SiS'gi' SS5S Yob can pay your Fees and, obtain Membership Card at ^ Cowichan Creamery, Royal Standard Crain Products Agency, BOATS Cowichan Merchants, Ltd.. Bank of Montreal, Canadian Bank ■iLjs&Vii/t/.V.V.V.V. fiHl of Commerce. Bunt. Repaired. Stored and •";5?S.5S '!5 Prixe Lieu aod Information from W. Waldon, Scerctary, Duncan. FOR HIRB. II srSE s i • Five blrdi only. Trtilt ...... l.«72 14.5 MAPLE BAY BOAT CO. B. a P. A. Diploma and Bad^ Wtaama-aaw I.t Pmi II. «. aod 14; Oa4a II. h W. DICKITOOH,^ L. C. Springett. Manager, Fee> $5. 37. aod 2S Maple Bay. Dnncan. DONnr BE A PAPER BORROWZB •lift A ualef CMiifetega M. Wlji 8UBSCRIBB FOR YOUR OWN W. B. aTMTAM. PMlnytoak A ^j^Jj^J^Vlatodto. Thursday, August 28th. 1919. THE COWICHAN LEADER land for autumn sowing of alfalfa. | FAEM TOPICS Ulun asked. I was doubtful about re-j suits as compared with spring sowing. RANKOFMONTREAL Profit Sharing Succeeds In EngUnd 1 would welcome any information , —Will It Come Here? from local experience. There is no , doubt that aiilunin sowing has given By S fTHopkins lu'i result' in the Argentinr and in! The Farmer and Share the profits with the hired the Central Stales, but not in Eastern lan! Many farmers will smile ois Canada. ' “MASTER OF ' His Bank seeing this and .ay it is a ease of the The Egg Situarion | should be on intimate and sucked orange being squeezed; "There ■Mmiii eight members of the newly; friendly tenns. They can. nl no juice left." formed I'oullryinen's Union are now i Mr. W. C- Good, one of the promin- 1 shipping THE ROAD” be mutually helpful. It farmers off Ontario, lestifitestified he-i \ ancouver. First return, arc reported The Bank of Montreal is^ fore a parliamentary committee that l>c entirely satisfactory, being about ; I paying his hired man two. n cents per dozen higher than those always glad to ^e to its thirds of the profits and taking one- paid locally it is stated. | customers, the benefit of its third hiiii-e1(. presumably as his sal ­ The union is now handling about ^ One motorist talks Mileage ary. 350 cases per week at Vancouver and financial experience and In Cowichan. on our small farms, has been tbe means of some of the when buying tires; another, knowledge. hired men arc 'carce. yet it is of in­

(iEX().\ MY intelligent methods applied £owic^an Ceadcr f.irming industry. 'I'liey are promotivr of progress in Htrt iHaU the i'rtu Ihr I’eopU i right mainlain. the rivalry created among those who exhibit the iruil- of their husbandry. CAttsytf by influfntt and umlTihed by r.i'noa Il.ty mill c. 1779- y no means unappreciated, is the ad ­ uviii forward to the Koimdation Co. ’s vertising value that they po-scss in ^ is derived from grapes, has no yard at Victoria. making more ccnerally known the ex­ |A K'ss.s'.riS: The l>ari|urnlinr "Conqueror" is loadinp 1.500.000 feet of lumber for tent. variety ami ebaraeier of the re- substitute for making a baking COWICHAN LEAI'ER PRINTING -ources of the country and the oppor ­ • AND PrnLISHING CO- LTD. Cape T lilt City of Ihincan; — 1 Oil aaiil d. operation on behalf of returned citi- They are educational in the exposition u„ stofif .... II. W. DICKIE. sens and the public at large. I>,ue.i .vurni :«th. 1»|». labor. The Conpons WATER NOTICE :h packago are a . MINING PROSPECTS It U quite pos*^ that within the next twelve nonths Cowichan may have placed its name once mere on tbe mining map of tbe province. Mining is always more or less of Plaskett & Stock a gamble, but that local and outside BUTCHERS interests have deemed the prospects Bufficiemly good to embark consid ­ FRESH MEATS AND FISH erable sums in prospecting and de­ alwayt on band. velopment work on Mount Sicker and Mount Brenton augurs well for the Every Sanitary Care Taken. A well-painted Roof adda Diatmctiaii It is new possible to treat low grade copper ores with profit and it to the Houie and fat atock for ea,h. O'HB n»r erowiM the bo«e-it may "meke" er “mar" te Whole . is this class of ore which may be ex­ il Bonr»prr. E. J. '’ALMER, ^■tructin. liiteiBle-nxfcdhaiiea.teigle-«t>teplayea mart EDUVND JAMES PALMER. Phone «a DUNCAN. pected to develop from thd operations J. O’ROVRlf^, now being carried on. J. O ROl/SKt” WeoteMteDMqf The Leader has always endeavoured

la to be relied on. As far aa local B-H rainirtg is concenied this journal will err on the aide of eaution rather than R. M, Cayin give publicadoD to inferencea and de­ Shfn^le Stain ductions which may lead to “wild- Don ’t Fail To Attend The begs to announce that he hat dterMateelewMditeihlnala am catting ’' and lots of money by seckert tepzdb^b^ ma rtafai again opened a after an El Dorado in the hiUa of BUTCHER’S SHOP Cowichan. Soldiers Reunion, Sept. 1st AND REMEMBER AT COWICHAN STATION. THE HOME FIELD WE CAN SUPPLY ALL YOUR CLOTHING REQUIREMENTS Fineet Fresh Meats. «»have II In There ia no doubt that knowledge U FOR THE OCCASION. Home Made Sausages t Spedsity. posrer. In knowing one's neighbours and feUow cidxena the Vt allows Board of Trade U extending its in- Dwyer & Smithson Bnence and Uying the foundation for more bntioese between Vancouver and Imperial Gent’a Fumuhins Store, Duneen A. LEFFVER diaunt sectiona of the province. you sm All The Vancouver board is now or ­ Returned Soldii ganized on business lines. It Cowichan MerchantSpLrtde capable, ene^ede officers and direc­ Duncan Painter & Deccrator tors and, it must be admitted, it has Olasinc and • "got on very weir during the few j All Kinds of Repiir Work. years since it adopted progressive BWAWDRAM.HKNPCRSOH methods. First Clast Wc|k Gosruiteed. Recently the board toured Central September First Bridth Columbia with profiAo itself, Esdnutce Free. to its city and to the localidea visited. DON’T FORGET IT P. O. DUNCAN. PHONE 98 Y. Soon a large delegadon is to tour through Kamloops and the Okanagan. Vancouver now realises that she is Soldiers ’ Reunion not merely a seaport but is the logical centre in which the business strings of all the mainland should converge. One could hope that something of The Second of September M*CIaQrS Sunshine the Vancouver spirit might descend on A FURNACE easy to manage; a furnace that is our Victoria friends. If Vancouver W«[ICH Jt\economical of fuel; a furnace that will heat Island is to be the exclusive commer- 70R TF dal territory ol the eapiul dty, it is SYMPHONOLA your home comfortably. not enough to confine one's aedvides P. S—Tbe Fortunate Guesser will be a This is the propoation we offer in tiie Sunshine. to convendonal sendments expressed September 11th, 1919. to that end. McClaiy ’s heating experts will plan a heating Qrt- Today the central and northern por- r tern for you adthootdiaxge —a heating eyatem that dons of this island are tending to be they goarantee will heat your home comfortably. If you want to be sure of COBFORT; aa a commercial centre than on Vic­ if you want a durable, boneetly bunt toria- Shoi'ld the sphere of activity ftnace. weH installed, put tbe problem of Vinorla be restricted to southern Vancouver Island there is sdli a rich uptooa. • field of exploittdon. However, judging from the lament- WHITE abU lack of knowledge of tbe "home BdUr end the epperent indUference to ' Still bif R. B. kbUm & Son opp o rtUHitiee for exrloidng It, these THe DRUGGIST tkbM may paaa to tbeae who are more inelinad to eeek tea. —MB Tliursday. Aurusi 28th, 1919. THE COWICHAN LEADER

Next Mdnday, treing Labour Day Id a Dfminion Holiday, the stores Duncan will be closed all day. They will remain open all day Thurs- Cowiehan Creamery I CONDUCT YOUR CGRRESPGNii^ MAPLE BAY ly next, September 4th. Attention directed to the Cowiehan Soldiers ’' Reunion in Duncan on Monday. Ad­ With Cerr«, Stationery. Lota for tale from t3S0 up. vertisers and correspondents should I'.u arv judged by ii ...... a- Some of these lots To New Comers In The ki'vnly a- by iln- o.rrcpi.ndeii.-.- send in all matter for next week's are extra good buys. issue as early as possible on Tuesday il-i'li. WANTED TO RENT Poultry Business IF YOU BUY YOUR Famifhed or Unfumiahed Houtet. STATIONERY Mr, W. H. Cocivane 'relumed i.i The Creamery SELLS FEED at Lowest Market Price— Duncan last week from Alberta where BUYS EGGS AND POULTRY at Highest Rates for Cash. ben- il will l.v .nmcl in he has been since last spring- -baiK' and cidmir. R[DTTER& DUNCAN It is not necessary for you to hold shares if you deal on a cash basis. Thc B. C. Garette of last week con ­ Your Summer Reading Matter Notaries Public. POULTRY POINTER|-Ship gour broilers now. Price advanced for tained the announcement iha Mr. C lii'ft-, t<">, :i«atiiiii.’ y.iiir selic- Land. Insurance and Wallich. Cowiehan Station, had been lion. Why ii.ii iiiakv up y .iir Financial Agents. appointed a notary public. bnok liM ni.w? The Very Rev, C. S, Quaimon. D.O . Creamery Shippers FIS ■ 1U'> \|:.' Dean nf Columbia, passed thmuRli spoon, a I need for tl Duncan on Monday tn route for are reminded that Monday. S r 1st. is Labour Day. Parksville and Albcmi. Creamery open 8 till 12 Em. only. Mr. Harry Smith left Ounenu on Monday for I’rince Rupert whence he COME EARLY. Dominion Hotel Soo some 120 mile* ea-l to lake |H. F. Prevost, Stationer YATES STREET charge of the school at Pacific. Victoria, B.C. Mr. .\rchie Sherman has relumed to Duncan from Ottawa. He has nmv Mr. I-:. Guiiv HilllianV. is iif.ving to Many y..un« pvo|ilc are turning Whether it is bosiness or been disehartseU from the Wc-lholmc. having entered the cm- tlu-ir holiday* to good acetmm l.y plessure that briags you to Vic­ prefers Vancouver Island t toria you will find 't to your ploy of Col. Matthews, who recently si-ting in harve-ting the advantage to stay at this Miss Elva M. Stevens, of Vancou ­ purchased the Watson estate. The whieh have been grown by Mes*rs. Don ’t You modern hotel. ver. and formerly a resident of Dun­ Cue ranch, on which Mr. Guns was Crosland Bros , near Duncan. Located in the very heart of can. has been spending her vacation working, has been sold to \\ ilson Victoria City—the centre of the visiting acquaintances in the district. theatrical and retail shopping Bros., save the house and twenty acres Buy That Bicycle dwtriets — sll sttrmctions are The eleven Duncan Boy Scouts who which Mr. Pemberton retains. quickly and easily accessible. have been spending a week in camp THE COWICHAN LEADER Two hundred rooms — one at Patricia Bay. were due home yes­ CONDENSED ADVERTlSEHSNTt Now uttdred with bstb attached. terday evening via Mill Bay and AniioMncenients AppoinLppointinentf modern. All roonurooms with...... running hot and cold water. In deference to the wishes of the Fraser X’alley reeve*, the convention il orderina: of the Union of B. C. Municipalities te'eMOc iddldentl it nadt at North Vanconver has been changed rcdmjcU^lemeens- ’terms mi ipflicstiMi. ... —*--c a boa number It re...—— rnicn iB the CTrrrat^ttiii to October 7th. 8ih and 9th. i You can save it* cost in a The article on school consolidation, short while. ■ ' ' 50< rscsn?l<. tor ixipils- VANTED—Everr retMenl which appeared' in last week's Leader, Ditlrlel le tappeit the He m Conihine cxrrci*c. economy, has removed doubts from many minds as to the benefits of the system, ac ­ and plvasure. cording to advices reaching this office. RIDE A "COLUMBIA” Mr. S. M. Lamb states that the item m in last week’s Leader rcfeiTing to the Foft)bmiFort purchase of his property and slock at R. A. THORPE, Ajgent, Duncan Somenos i.s incorrect. He has not 'llSaS'SrC.t A few second-hand wheels, ladies' and gent.'s, for sale. When visiting Victoria, stay at the sold either to Mr. Joseph Moon. Vic­ toria. on whose information the item griiUemcjn"t)MrdefV*lK ’'»uirried referred to appeared in The Leader. New Ineland Hotel Soldier*' Reofiion Ptnee—The l»ilie«, ol _lhc| pl^'*MrSuml 1014 Oovemmem Street Lieut. Col. H. N. Roome. late In­ Our Rates are 75c. per ttighe. dian Cavalry, with Mrs. Roome and Are You Going To WANTED—Five In ten acret. -uitabie fxul- family, arc coming to live on property liy and •miTI Irailt. ttiee tail f^nieulan tL2S for two paraona. maminK neat. Par oullrins dbiri CoL Roome purchased near Somenos ini tialiont hare been arrao|cd,. The Old Country? NO UP Lake when here some ten years ago. Sennl* Special rates by the week or month Write ua about Passports. Sailings, and T. KELWAY. PROP. They arrived on VancouveV Island re­ Lowest Rates by all linea cently from England. Col and Mrs. Steamship, Sleeping Car and Hotel Roome were visiting here in 1912. Reservations Accident and Baggage Insurance. Preparations Tor the Cow'ichan Fall Fair are gradnally being rounded into fANTED-.tn a«i>Iant in the h Faulds Financial and Travel shape. Arrangements arc now being '.S.'s; made for a special concert on the Fri­ WAITRESS W.AXTKDal onec. n~«l . can Toilr. For licular* wiilr P. O. Iloi a. Danes Douglas Bake' guilty of carrying a t. Patar-a Has Bnqnirka for IS to SO Acre 7JS p.B.—Emtont. revolver concealed on h's person with­ Parma. Cewiebaa 8tnlai i»8t Andraw ’a out having a license and fined him Owners please lUt your oSeifatfs FOR S.M.K—IlroMl Mw troni rtclstrfnl nock. $15. The man w.ij at Cowiehan Lake, • |p|y Jamra llnal. at once. came under suspicion of the police NOTARY PUBLIC and was searched with this re*nlt. He Green and Clague has Ici'i the district. 81. Harr ’s, a I. B. ft N. RIy. The Rev. F. Franklin Watson and EM^riT-^lus^r SthMi. It. V. i.nuci Surveyors and Civil KngltiMr* Mrs. Watson left yesterday for Saull • 8u jBlm Baptiat, Deaesn FOR SALE—Ittll man. 'in‘•rlmdiil onStr. jSte. Marie. Ontario, where Mr. Wat- 7J« .. .\ *nap,^^A.yply 1’. O. lie* SZ7. Ihuican. or llllice : Wi.iltuiiie 111 .ok '*son has accepted a living under the It. Andraw'i Tieabytarian Chert I'OR SALE—Small RtnrraT .pnn>^ Horw. Bishop of Algoma. Mr. Watson came harncav *l>rina waoun anil lop. r.iiins aiff. al*o *ailJlc. Cheap for ca>h. Apply T. O. from Albcmi four months ago and during his care of the parish of Dun- BUILDING and Somenos has won cordial OP ALL KINDS. appreciation. His successor has not Modem Houses. Saaitary ] been named. Seasonable Qoods Chicken Housca or Aken •U get the same prompt attc BIRTH ) p.m.—Somme*. E;sf ,“'W''ri4s-5r,i g"'-' II.IO a.m. —Co>iehan Siaiion. FOR SALK—I'iano. or(an. bicycle*, ladles' PERFUMES TALCUMS Dobao»-To Mr, and Mrs. W. Dob ­ ''jLD"’ci*m'',''f.^"'lnaia. «ili .Ptalu and Kent.'a. aeeonii'hand. Ifyon have any. to a.m. Damho mr. ^ ^ thins tn *011 call on R. A. Tnori«. son, Duncan, on Friday. August 22nd. TOILET WATERS ROUGE COMPACTE FDR SALE—To very Rood home in the ctma- O. O. BROWN 1919, a son. At Duncan hospital. LOTIONS Contractor and BuQdar. LIP SALVE lutviy obedirnl, |.erfret companion. di*erim. FACE POWDERS DUNCAN. B. C. ■natina walchHUe. von'i fiaht. t>niy rra«oa MARRIAGE EYEBROW PENCILS naMTS P.O.Bea39 (or parting. obtlfH n> Eve thirSy in loisB COLD CREAMS S^enaan-Greeo —The marriage took and trantliaa. .1'. U- Uox ISU. I'hone place at “Breadalbane. ” Victoria, on SACHET ll VANISHING CREAMS SJlurday last, of Douglas HoHord. :r«a youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. 'iss'fisrs oSev. Sherman. Duncan, and Elsie Lilian, VOl'Xn WOMAX want* tn so an > pickina. only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. A. W. Aj^'l-ly ^Sj. ^I’eler'a Rectory, ijiiamtchan. School Opening Green. 1515 Myrtle Street, Victoria. £ ;k t«,s V'tCTnaiA —Xear rnivmily and Normal EXERCISE BOOKS. SCRIBBLERS. CRAYONS, PENS, INK, Watch The Rev. Dr. Campbell. late chap ­ uhool*. room ao.l board (u*r ■.( piano), t.ri. lain of the 67ih Western Scots, offi ­ '^'D«cancan. nritlih Cgluiabla, srsa:r;;^il'i!;s ’.-v?i,'?r.i; PENCILS. ERASERS. RULERS. PAINTS, AND MUCILAGE ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman will Dl'NCAN, reside in Victoria. Dsnean. It. C.. Buyers consolidat’bdjchool board NOTICE*TO CREDITORS Rsuie What do you look for most when CITY OF DUNCAN The Island Drug Co. buying a watch? Isn't it quality, .Ssiirss” P. O. Box 397. Phone 217 dcccastd- time-keepiug and the price? You will find all three combined in the Sirtr^’RoS"*! Weflh^ou. ’(ollotriT^B Ibe Und H^bivay lo the tchaol. watches we sell: they keep time, Comnmeina i< the City oi Ouflcaa. pra- the quality is there, and the price Water Notice credinf alena the MeXinooe and Bell Ileada is right. Before buying your next 111 Ihc Herd Road. alMia Hvnl Road ta tbe AUTOMOBILE Special Flannel n Itaildins. \ l.land lliahnay. alan| ihr ]

SHOOTING SEASON, 1919

We list herewith 1 number of Item* from our COWICHAN MERCHANTS. LIMITED f you do not tee yonr p ricular want advertiaed. ask o* about iL we probably ; season. We < ”Deer-September I3th to December ISth. Limit, three of any one epeeiee; four altogether. have It and, if not we will get it for you promptly. | Dnekt—October Uth to January 3tat. Limit, day 20: season 150. Geese and Brant —November ISth to February 28th. Limit, dty 10 each; season SO each. Special make* of Gttna and Ammuniticn < Grouse (blue and willow) —September 13th to September 28th. Limit, 6 of one specie* or 12 t_norice^_j5ail_Ordera receive care- of all species; season SO. Pheasants (cocks) —October 18th to November 23rd. Limit, day 6; teaton 23. Pheasants (hens)-November l7th to November 23rd. Limit, day 2. Quail —Cowichan, Esquimalt and Saanich —October 16th to November 23rd. Limit, day 20; season 100. Ammunition Shot Guns and Rifles We li-i here sires of .Ammunition carried in stock. Place your order early while sioeks are unbroken. Sites not listed can he secured cm short notice. Sportsmen ’s Require­ We Have a Full Line ments Carried By Our of Sporting Goods Gents ’ Furnisnings Accessories Canvas Shell Belts, 16 ai.d 13 ga.. each ...... -JSe Winchester Make Rifle Department Leather Shell Belt-, each ...... -82.00 Leather Cartridge Belts. 2-in. Russel, each .—82-00 Cartridges Men’s 8-oz. Brown Duck Hunting Costs, double throughout, ventilated gussets, good large _____?,||IUKVI.-.. -- Ithaca Fivl.l Sli.n Gmi. 13. 16 ami 20 ga, pockets, alt sires------To Arrive \\ inchester Red W Rust Remover, in tubes, each 25c 22 Short Smokeless, box of Winchester Crystal Cleaner, each ...... 25c 22 Short Black, box of 50 ;:S£ ““i'-’SS'S °.'d,oo Niiro-Solvcm Rifle Palish, each ...... SOc Red W Cun Grease, per tube ... ■'* ii:S^Si'K5rkS::‘;.“=:;SiSSg:iS Vinchcsier Gun Oil, per hoitic - Rifle Snioki hM of 50 .. Men’s Khaki Drill Trousers, at —...... 82.75 Threee in One Oil. per liolticbottle - —i»e ana sue of SO ...... Men’s Tweed Shooting Hats, at ...... 83.0 to 84.50 . (OX of dcn'.s Grey and Brown Sweaters, at ...... -...... 86.50 22 Automatic Smokeless,5S. box ofO 50 Vfen’s Sweater Coats, at ...... 84.50 to 815.00 of 20 Men’s All Wool Socks, at per pair ...... -.81.00 30-30 Smokele*8. I Men’s Wool and Cotton Socks, per pair 40e and 60e Men’s Shooting Stockings, at ------...... 83.50 den's Fox's Patent Puttees, all wool, per pair, 83.50 Men's Olive Khaki Oilskin Shooting Coals, at 86.50 Men’s Olive Khaki Leggings, at ...... 43.50 Men’s Olive Oilskin Hats, at ...... 41.00 HSSSsi-KiSEM 35 Remin^on Smokeicss. box of Men's Tweed Hals, waterproofed, at ------84.50 C.'I. .Men's 'I'wccd Caps, at -...... 81.00 to 82-50 4 Model, each Ills Rifle, each . Some Offerings of Inter­ ...... 38 W- C. F. Smokeless, box of 50 .. Marbles ’ Waterproof Match Safes, each ...... ^90e 38 W, C. F. Black, box of 30...... est from Our Boot and Marhle> ’ Pocket Compasses, each ...... —...... 44 W. C. F, Smokeless, box of 50 _ MeMillan Shell Extractors, each ...... «« 44 W, C, F. Black, box of 50 ...... - Auto Accessories that are Shoe Department 22 Savage Hi Power, box of 20 __... Men's "Peneiang ” Packs, comfortable and water ­ 25 Remington Aulo-loading. box of proof. at ...... 47.50 to 112.50 25-35 Smokeless, box of 20 ...... Always Needed 303 British Smokeless, box of 20 — Men's Oil Tan Hunting Boots. 10 ^ 3^16'im BrassToin«d Cleaning Rods. aU caiibres. 7^ .Amo Tool Doxes, each ...... -...... -..... -...... ""•fj'f? 32-40 Smokeless, box of 20------PullD..II Through'Tt.f.-.r.h Cleancn.rUanpr* each...... —...... ** 32 Winchester Special, box of 20 — Handphone Horne-, each ...... W.50 Men’s Oil Tan Boots, Army last, Goodyear Brass Brushes, each ...... -...... rouble Lamps, each welted, at —______-....-...... —.410.00 Rent' Men’s Heavy Sole and Heel Canvas Boots, at 83.50 wfe'acaning Rods.'22-eai.. each - lialttsi* c'r.^rCcnV.mk.. r.lciics. per iioK ...... -Me Men’s Thigh Cum Boots, at ------87.S0 ...... Hunters ’ Axes iiiii, Dominion Make Rifle \alve OriiuHng Compound, iiouidc tins, cacti S’o. no Full polished, weight r leh 154 Ibs. each »1.« Cartridges ...... Boys ’ Axes, blued finish. 254 tbs. each ...... ^-8}.S0 22 Cal Short Black, box of 50* ...... 22 Cal. Short Smokeless, box of 50 .... :>iso 22 Cal. Long Black, box of 50 ...... culling small brush, each ...... -...... - 22 Cal, Long Smokeicss. box of 50 . 32-20 Black, box of 50...... 38 W. C- F. Black, box of 50 ..... 4l;S£-?'isiaippd pu.„. ! the proper y 44 W. C- F. Black, box of SO..... 44 W. C. F. Smokeless, box of 50 )c to 75e SlIKI t to S1.2S •W-30 Smokeless, box o and Sl.OO 303 Savage, box of 20...... - - -...... I Men's Hip Cum Boots, at .. -48.50 to 89.1 303 British, box of 20 ...... -...... 1 ' "IIS Men’s Whitelile andanc Red____ Ruhbci . m Boots. $11.1 32-40 Smokeless, box of 20 ...... i iiSlsa. Men’s Knee Cum Bools, at ..... iS.SD to 86.1 Let Us Supply You With 32 Winchester Special Smokeless, box of 20. I I’s Short Lace Cum Bools. 38-55 Smokeless, box of 20...... —..... —------1 S3 ...... iiS Quality Fishing Tackle .CiilUon Pipe Wrenches. Jt-in.. each ...... tZ.OO Shot Gun Cartridges Useful Cooking Outfits ...... Fresh Stock. Canadian and American Make* •likko ’’ Solid Alcohol Outfits, e S: i: sa ::::z==:±==::=:z^ der. 12 ga. Solid -Alcohol, per tin ...... No. S and $54. ’ Regal. Dominiilion ma^e. loaded with baliistiie .i "Tlieros ’’ Solid -Alcohol Cubes, per tm .. No._____ 6.each ’ or Infallibletie Smokeless Powder,Pow 12 and 16 No. 7. each ...... ga.. per box of 25 ...... ^iaehinis|< ’ Kail 1‘eiti Hammers. Ltiz. head. ea.. tl. Tacoma Spoons — Canuck. Dominion make, loaded with Infallible 6-0? hv No Hunting Outfit Can Smokeless Powder. 12 ga.. per box of 25. $1.: head, each . Nitro Club. U. M. C. make, loaded with Duponf Small \ isc-. each ...... :ii4i.00 and i 41.65 Pocket Volt Meicrs.’cach ...... Be Complete Without a Rice Spoons — No. 1-0. each ------wi.S.'.T.rSS 1! £: f.Vb’r.f#.."®-82.10 30x354 Rid-O-Skid Tire Chains Sov^cign, Dominion make. 10 ga., per I SterlinB Spark Plug' —*• •Me utd 7^ Watch or Clock No. 1. each ------Champion X Spark - y. 2. e d»;. A,..,. No. 4! each - Diamond Spoons — Tents of QudiW ;et Ben Watches, each ....—------No. 5, each ------..o.rsoll Maple Leaf Watches, each ------No. 6. each ------ngersoll Triumph Watches, each ...... No- 7, each ------8x10x2 ft. wall, each .. ngersoll Eclipse Watches, each ...... 10x12x2)4 ft. wall, eac Waterbury Nickel Watches, each ..... Haida Spinners. No. 7b. each . 12x14x3 ft. wall, each No. 7a. each —------^.1 Waterbury Radioliie Watches, each Victoria Spoons — -..-x2 ft. w_. . . No. 154. each 7xl0x3fl. wall. t_. .. No. n * 8x10x3 ft. wall, each _ Replenish Your Razors Be Equipped With a No. 2! "e^c^! No. 35 Drill Wedge Tents— and Blades Proper Ught 7jlb.'«?b’H_.... Ever Ready ’ Daylo ’’ F'.ashlighis. round pattern, B^ded^Ojtton'Tromog Lines. M'7t.. 7 black fibre cases— Catalina Braided Cutty Hunk Lines, on SO-yard spools— Any size Tent or Fly supplied on short notice. ' 154 X 654. each ...... —------g.0 154 X 854. each ------*2.9 No. 12, each _ Miners’ Pattern, in black fibre eases — No. 15. each . No. 21, each .. iil;l8::£E=:==z:r==z:::tS Boy Scout Outfits Round Pattern, in nickel plated e: 154 It 654 each ------Boy Scout Belt, each ------154x 854. ztfl Poy Scout Knapsacks, each —_ Minersiners’ PawPattern, in nickel plated cases — Auto Tires that Give terics for Flashlights, r Mileage CJame Traps 154 X 654. each ------Nobb^ Tread TJres. 30x3)4, each ------» H * N S 1 ***** *** Just Rite Ca ------No. 0.^'sc: No.^l?lSi«; No. 1)4, 75c; No. 2 double 8I.OO Carbide,arbide, ’l-lb " cans, each _ Dominion Tires. 30x3)4. each - New Mouse Steel Traps, Candleandle LLanterns, ea 32x3)4, eat ’ No. 1, 65c; No. 1)4. 81.00; No. 2. 8145 Tubes. 3 0 and I Cold Blast Lantern! 9 and I Special Prices on Dozen Lou Dash Board Refleci:t'or Lanterns, each . c3)4. at

0owichan Merchants, Ltd. The Store That Will Serve Vou Best .Thursday. August 2Sih, 1919. THE COWICHAN LEADER

society ami has a..sis|t-d in the pro ­ COBBLE HILL duction .11 many enteriainmems ior ____ II patriotic causes. Holding Fall Fair —Vicar Leaving- New Teacher WANTED It has been decided u.,hoId a Fal HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES EUctric&arting^^dUQhtimo Fair in connection with ihc Shaw- 747 Fon Street, Phone 1765 car has a bettef starting and aigan Farmers ’ Insiiiuie at the Col>- PLUMS AND PRUNES-HIOHEST CASH PRICES PAID VICTORIA. B. C.. ^ ' lighting sytttmthan that now hle Hill hall on Tuesday. September FOR SAME. IF YOU WILL CALL I WILL FURNISH YOU 23rd- Prize lists are lieing prepared availaUo to purchasers ofFoid Cats. Is the shop which buys, sells or WITH BOXES AND PAILS. WILL BUY IN ANY QUANTITY and will n he available for distri- auctions anything from a teacup to It is a Fotd product, builc into the AS I HAVE AN ORDER FROM THE HAMSTERLEY FARM hmion. a piano. The demand is greater The officers in eliargc lor the Insti­ than our supply, therefore tele­ JAM CO.. LTD., VICTORIA. TO PURCHASE FOR THEM UP —a positive starter as reliable as tute arc Mr. \V. H. Lowe, president: phone us if yon have anything to TO TWENTY TONS. Mrs. McPherson, vice-president: Mr. dispose of. If requested our .A. NiglttinKnle, secretary; Messrs. G. representative will call. —a powerful lighting system, A. Chceke, L. F. Walton, Thomas unift^ under all engine speeds. Walton. G. E. Bonner, and R. M. Crawford Coates, Proprietor. J. H. SMITH Cavin. directors. On(he<^enmodds-TouringCirs .Athletic sports arc heing arranged KOKSILAH ^Runabouts —it a OPTIONAL in connection with this fair. EQUIPMENT. The trustees of Cohhie Hill school Oh closed cars —Sedaiu and are to he ronitratulatcd on securing DON’T Coupes —it is STANDARD the services .if Mrs. C. Kelly. B.A.. EQLnPMENT. of Dublin University, to succeed Mr, D. Davidson. On all models the Fotd Standard Mrs. Kelly has tauRhi for several Magneto also provides ignition years in Canada, and for the past year independent of die L«mrifs. in Victoria. She has rented .Mr. J. S. Bentley See the Ford car with this new , Baiss ’s house on Fisher road, Expert Shoe Repairer, Don ’t Delay It i. a matter of sincere rcKret that equipment the Kev. J. Archibald Bastin is COBBLE HILL. , leavim; the district in September. The Charges Moderate. liest wishes of all his parishioners will First Cbu Work. go with him to his new church at ‘“K.fe'Si'aSsirSia!- Saonich. Messrs. S. and .A. A. Dougan have The Cowichan Roll Of Service lately purchased a thresliinff machine ■ and have started to thrash their grain. is one small way in which we may place nn record mir appreciation Mr. .A. Nightingale returned last In September of the matchless devotion of our fellow residents. week from a trip to \’ancouvcr. Mr. and Mrs, E. D. Shcringham we shall have some have been on a motoring trip up the Its value and success depend on the correctness of the name^ /i island. and details it contains. Its compilers are not mind readers. Thcy Local fishermen are having good (Icpcnd largely on sport at Mill Bay. Real Peaches Mr. J. H. Smith spent a few days shipped direct from the growers in Victoria last week. A peach war is raging at Cohitle in the You Personally Hill, prices as follows: —$2.25, $2.00. S1.SS. .All guaranteed A. 1 peaches Everybody is anxious to sec a Record of this kind cuiiipilcd. your money back. Moral —“Come to Okanagan Valley It cannot be done properly without YOUR assistance. Duncan Garage, Ltd,, Dealers, Duncan Cobble Hill to buy your peaches." It is not necessary for ns to speak of their quality, aa everyone is well Will you please telephone, send in. or call in and tell us of any name or anything alioul anyone from Cowichan whom you CORRESPONDENCE aware of the "Superiority" of the CUAUD against FIRk. COBBLE HILL MEMORIAL OKANAGAN PEACH If you have details o photographs of any of our Fallen, please supply them now, or put IS in the way of getting ihem. To the Editor. Cowichan Leader. fORES^ '■ The c Dear Sir.—In an>wcr to the letter “(Our Prices Will Be Right)" .Ml proceeds go t signed Edna Bai»s, of the 19th inst. Our reputation for Fair Dealing is With regard to her first comment Your GUARANTEE. of funds subscribed liberally by the Cobble Hill public, an audit of the THE LEADER OFFICE subscription lists shows that the rounding districts, including Victoria, have siibscrilted (if not more) just 3' liberally as Cobble Hill; and so far Cobble Hill there has been no adverse comment from these districts. Her second comment on expert ad ­ vice sounds very much as ii someone had been sorely disappointed. Morebants THE “RICE” SPOON In the first place our total sub­ scription to date is three hundred and Cobble Hill,B.C. :i Up any ponion <){ the PHONE 14. FREE DELIVERY. for this poritosc. With regard to putting up a inonu- ent of meaning and beauty to so Try N'.is. 1 ami "klo" ^p.i.. •acred a cause. I do not think she or THE they are feeding. y other subscriber will have cause be ashamed of our efforts in (hi- .. , direction. fishing. No hour i...... right for it. In conclusion, let me point out that Spnoiis —Xo.s. 1 ami J -Ru-r”. brass and e..p|.rr--ilivr the subscribers' meeting was called to decide the location of the monuraem. The design was left entirely in the hands of the .Ancient Order of For- esier.s.—Yours, etc.. .A. ISLAY DYSON. also many grilse. •A Relumed Soldier. i p.m. 1(1 4 p.tn.—,\-lu>re for lunch. Shawnigan August 25th, 1919. VETERAN 4 I III. to 7 p.m.—Paddy's Milesioiie. Hooked, bin h.-t. 2 - ilmi.n; 'rotal. 9 salmon. 47 grilse. MAPLE BAY Can be obuined at any Sporting Goods Store. Fishing during the past week has CI6AR STAND s Wields the Axe been exceptionally good. Major Rice, will he seen elsewhere, captured 56 OVER THE TOP in one day. Nearly every boat which has gone out of late comes home with Zero Hour, One o'clock salmon and grilse. SEtT. 1ST, THE HIEtT OFFEHSIVE 9.00 ___ I5J0 12.15 ___ ItOS Already the exodus has begun as lOJO ---- j7.flS ~Sh* ”' 10J3 ___ 16.42 OVER THE TOP school begins next week. Meantime ___ 16J1 Don ’t forget the That's what British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles are made for. B______16.10 those children who arc left arc making 9.10 ____ 15.11 dance All of the necessities of life—all of the important commodities ----- Nanaimo SJO ___ 14.30 the best of the lime remaining to —are getting higher and higher in price. . Parksville Ji them. There is as yet one important exception —Ref Cedar Shingles. on Sloa., Wed. anii Fri. coc* threofh to Pen Alberal The same amount of wheal, or the same amount of hogs will A large -American steam yacht an ­ buy twice as many Red Cedar Shingles as in 1914. chored in the bay on Saturday night. Why wait to attend to that roof until-the wet weather sets in? Mr. Neave. Esquimalt. is spending a DO IT NOW. few days here. His gas sloop. Ivan- Most Ecor il of all Roofiiog. R. C. Fawcett, Agent L. D. Chetham. Dist Pas. Agent. NOTICE TO hoe. 1^ in the bay. GENOA BAT COWICHAN STATION RETURNED The engagement is announced of I LUMBER C0.,LTD. Lieut. W. B. McConnell, only son of Mr. and Mrs. McConnell, of 1218 Bid- SOLDIERS GENOA BAY, B.C. Don ’t Pose When You we^l Street. Vancouver, to Mias Eve­ Dr. Dykes, of Duncan, B. C. has lyn May. eldest daughter of Mr. and been appointed by the Department Mrs. W. H. May, “Woodlands." Cow- Telephone of Soldiers ’ Civil Re-FttabHsbment ichan Station. as Medical Representative, whose Lieut. McConnell went overseas duties are to attend to all Re- There was a picture in the papers recently o( Enid Bennett, with the original 73nd Bn. and was movie star, nsmg the telephone. Mim Bennett is a fine actress, and twice wounded, the second time very turned Men who require medical she (urely .knows bow to use a telephone, but in this illustration seriously. Since his return to Van ­ attention. This attention is being G. T. MICHELL she had her face turned away from the transmitter. Perhaps she w posing, bat It might have suggested to someone that her method couver a little more than a year ago. given free to men who miy be he has been with the Soldiers' Civil taken ill any time within one year When you lelepbane, talk cfirectly^into the instrument, with rour^ Re-establishment Commission, lately MFARnERS’SUFPLT HOUSE of discharge, whether the cause lips an inch or so away from the transmhter. Then yon will have , succeeding Major MacDonald in com ­ abl t 'h *" *’ ^**d*Si*u"* ’ ***^ ***' person at the other end will be , mand of the Victoria branch. be from war service or not, and Now is the rime to order repair parts for Mowers. Rakes snd Binders. Miss May has been actively con ­ to men who are suffering a recur­ A Pull Line of Massey Harris Haying MteWnery and Tools at rence of disability caused by war Dritjsb Coliunbia Telephone Company, LimDed nected with many forms of work dur­ 610-612 Pwidora Avenue. VICTOR' Y. B. C OppoMte Market ing the tvar She was organizing sec­ service at any time. retary of the Cowichan Blue Cross Thursday. Au^it 28th. 1919. THE COWICHAN LEADER.

10.00 BASEBALL (JBANUMUNION 10.00 10.00 Duncan Twn Shaping Well—Keen Splendid Band of VictorU G. W. V. A. 10.00 Intereit By Public —Unique Attractions 10.00 AUTOMOBILE The Duncan hasehall team is begin- 10.00 .ArranRcmcnu tor the Kirat rruninn 10.00 ing to warm up to its work, each c.f the servii-c men of Cowichan next ante seeing a Tiig improvement in I School Days Begin Monday at the Recreation Rrounds. play. INSURANCE Colonel Cotlard ....-..... inmcai). are well in hand and an after- Tuesday evening saw them defeat H B. U iuBaie White . We are offering lome apecial price* on nitaMe gdods for the ncpon and eveninc of pleasun Cobble Hill by 6 runs to 3. on the Daviil I'ord ...... young folks Mired. Agricultural grounds. Duncan. A big W. H. White ...... * FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.' .\ imiKranime of sports has heen C. B. Mains . -...... crowd, a large proportion being of All Wool Pullover Sweaters, in brown, red and navy, all sizes, Fire, Theft, Collision, printed and is heinR distrihuted. the fair sex. witnessed a good game, Property Damage and includes novel races and enmpetitio which was very free of errors on both only ...... «------Girls' Sweater Coats, from ------J4.2S up Public Liability for old and youhe. and it is certain sides. there will he no dearth of entries or E = The haiicrifs were:—Duncan. Rob ­ Wash Dresses, good material ------tI-2S to $$.(» i-i atnu-einent. ertson and Thorne; Cobble Hill, King Another shipment of Monarch Wool, all shades. ------SSc a baU [ Rarely I avc the people of Cowichan Total ...... -.$254.00 and Underwood. Fleet-Foot Footwear reduces the cost of shoes. We t > clearing 2 Lots on 4th Street, Duncan lieen proviiled with sucli an opportun ­ lemainus is expected to play Cob- out our stock at reduced prices. The evening will lie given over to ity to listen to a hrst class military Me Hill in Duncan this evening fur sale cheap hand- The Victoria G. \V. V. .V. hand a grand hall at the Agricultural HalU of 25 pieces is coniinR especially for for which the famous Nanaimo or ­ (Thursday)- The mill town fcated Duncan at 'Chemainus last this reunion. chestra has been specially engaged. The soccer match will be between Tickets should be secured early. week. MISS BARON teams representinR the Victoria C. W. J.H.WUttomc&Co. V. A. and the Cowichan G. W. V. .V I hoxinc events appear to be cer­ tain. Tlic Cowichan men arc Tom DUNCAN. B. C. Horsfall. 180 pounds, and Oliver Pipe. REAL ESTATE AGENTS 140 pounds. Both hail from Sahtlam , way and may be depended on to do their l -.sl for the honour of the dis- Leather& Sevan Their opponent^ arc almost certain Good blood makes firm tissue, strong . he H. F Stanton. 180 pounds, of steady eyes and clear brain. Keep your blood ]pure ana Real Estate, Loans, Insurance ithc V. 1- A. .A. boxing club. Victoria, full of healthy, red corpuscles, and your liver active, by ENGLISH BICYCLES and Charlie Martin. 140 pounds, of the ^ using Beecham ’s Pills, which remove poisonous matteia LISTINGS SOLICITED \Vc have just roceivwl a Foundation boxing club, Victoria. These exhibitions between Victoria from the system, assist the stomach to asumilate ia MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE •mall consiKiinieiit of 1919 Eng ­ experts and Cowichan champion* • food, and die food to nourish the body. A wrld- lish Cycles. Ladies and Gent's sbMild prove of the utmost interest. ■ famousremedy to strengthen the vital organs and help to Telephone 39 DUNCAN, B. C. Front Street Models. There is no charge for admi-sion to' thr grounds. PRICE $65.00 With tennis and pillow fighting and Make Pure Blood tug- of war there is provided no lack We can only obtain one of opportunity for the grown-ups. The hoy, and girls have a section all to G. E. BONNER & SONS shipment this season, so do not thvtiiselves. miss this chance. Cenerout AtsifUnee Contributions and money sub-crip- Beneral Merchants Phone 24, Cohble Hill Pllmley & Rlldili, LH. lions base been made to the sports fund by the following; — Agents for Massey Bicrelet Caimsmore Bakery ...... - Cakr 611 View Street. Victoria. B. C City Bakery .....f—...... If We Please You, TeB Your Friends. R, B. Ander-on & Sot FOX’S Cowichan Restaurant Plaskett & Slock .... Leg of Mutton - If We Don ’t, TeU Us Charles Crassic ...... D. R. Hattie ...... Cowichan Leader ...... $5.W NEW DRY lliDS STORE David Tail ...... -...... ™ David Ford ...... 52«0.- Duncan Garage ...... Specials For FridaY ’s and Saturday ’s Labor Dan G. A Harris ...... Framed Picture Uuncan To Victoria Muller & Duncan. .. ..-$5-00 WUl be a real holiday. Leather & Bev S^g AUTO STAGE David Switzer ..... Scrip S2-50 Of course you are going to the New Shipment British Made Towels will leave the Duncan Garage,,Ltd.. Duncan, M„. A, a ^ n« Sports at the Recreation Grounds. H.l™ Hro...... S-nP □loured Turk Towels, hcav;heavy weave, fast colours, size EVERY THURSDAY Dress for the occasion —.A new Uurm- Cirar Sl.-d 15x36, regular 65c, pair — Towels, very durable, i , luYCs Dasofl &ara;e at 9 a.m. Shirt -ind Tic. a Hat. a Pair of Extraxtra Heavy Coloured Turk Towels, very H P 18x38, regular leaves Strathcona Hotel. Victoria, at 7 pjn. Shoes, or a Suit. Whhe*TuVr'Towcls.*/o*sl'rig^^ 85c. pair Same Day H. A. r.mrson ...... Ru-r PARES-Retom $3.90; Single, SLIM. At the ball in the evening you will need Dress Shirts. Ties. Collars. Duncan Garage, Limited , U Whittaker ...... Gloves, Socks. Pumps, Sheets Ready Heirmed For Use at PHONE 52 Special Prices______Buy Tickets for the Ball here. I Sheeta made from a good quality cotton, bemmod ready for uae. I Single Bed Size. 2 yds. x 2!/j yds., regular S3J0. pair ------i3-25 When You Think of Harness Repairs Ten per cent off to all I Double Bed Size. 2% yd*, x 2\4 yds., regular $3,75, pair —...$3.50 of aU Idnds. Returned Soldiers during 1919 ll.to. i, A li.i ,1 W«r.n,„,. fo, ih. Bed Spreads at Specitd Prices May be left at Tail's Shoe Repair Store. Shoe Repairs may be left St LUMBER at my workshop. Telephone ffS Y. White Crochet Bedspreads, for full size beds, each Uei. 13.65. $4.65 Powel & Christinas ..--..... HILLCRB8T LUMBER CO., Ltd. H. E. GOUGH O. Nfizer ____ IS Doneaa. B. C Norcroat Road k = The Old Post Office Block Station Street, Duncan, B.G. DON’T BE A PAPER BORR6wBS ..AO The Leader to Dec. 31st, 1919, for 65c SUBSCRIBE FOR YOUR OWN F. Garret'

CHILDREN! Cel Your Sdiool Supplies At Choice Government Creamery Butter, per Ib - FANCY PITCHERS Heinz Pore Malt Vinegar, per gal ------Malt Vinegar, per large bot These jugs are suitable for general household ti wd 7 Fancy Coloured Pitehers. green or blue, at , 70C. and 85c Kirkham's Grocerteria Robin Hood Porridtfridge Oats, large t Assorted Chocolate Creamf, per tt>— e Band Pitchers, at ------_Jc eaebi 6 for 2Se Scotch Mints, per tb - Nice Fresh Peanut Butter, per lb. b Exercise Books, at - Peanut Butter, per 1-lb tin------c each; 6 for 25c Scribblers, a Jay.-8epte r lK,whia nore will be closed aU day. Quarto Exercise Bot (d will bo ep«> an day Ttausday, September 4th. I idee in Fresh Fraita see onr itock. Crayola Crayons, P' Reeves’ New Box I Kirkham ’s Orocerteira MAFLB BAY PHONB 263 Y. DUMCAM mon« S. R, KIrkham, Proprietor. iiiriiifirM—■