The Chilliwack Progress from Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada • Page 1

Sli SI? SV SI as us us tss as Authorised Subscribed 'y MBiypp III Carpenter Builder and Apiarist, I do the most of my work by machinery, by doing bo I find I can give better satisfaction. I Give mo a call. 11 Shop at end ot Main Street. WANTKO 13TI VK AN OKIUmjI) CII A actor to deliver and collect in Hritinh Columbia for old established inanufaeturinK wholesale houso. a year, pure pay.

Hoiicvty nioro than experience rtaiuire.i. Our reference, any bank in any oily. EncliHO self add reused stamped onvnlope. Manufacturers, lnird jjfloor, SH Dearborn Chicairo. WANTKII KM AND wotn to travel and advatisH for old es'iib jixhed house of solid financial standing.

Salary I7SU a year ano expenHCH.nu Oivo r. fereiiees Hnd 'nnloi lf.ddrPHHed si amred enveloi.e. Ad Sre9 Manager. 3)6 (Jaxton lildg iMiicairo. WANTKD.

Capahlo, rolinble person In every counlry to represent luriie cotnpivny solid financial ropulalion: salary per y. ar, tiayable weekly; Sa per dny absolulidy sure and all exponses; slrawlit bonii tlde, dellnite sh! 'ary, no conunission, snlnry paid each faturd nd expense money ad vnnc.il ouch week. PTANDAW) lJUUdK. S3I Dcurburn Chicago. Guaranteed SaFarg VEAKLY.

Men and women of frond nrtdrc in represent us, some to travel appoint i ntfent. oiliers Tor locnl work looklnn after our 1. I erects. 4900 salary guaranteed yea ly exiracciir. InisHioiiH and expenses, rapid ndvuiuv inent, pld establislied house.

(Jrand ehanee f. ram "BUI man or woman to secure pleasant, permit Cunt position, liberal in wmii and fiuuru. New, nlliaol linos. Writ at once. STAFFORD PRESS.

3 Church NEW HAVEN, CONN. TO THE DEJAF. A rich lady cured of her Deafness and Noises in the Head by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drums, gave (MM) tn bis Institute, so that deaf people unable to procure the Kar Drums may fri.n Address No UoTll. The Nicholson Institute. 7H0, Eighth jveuue, New York.

U.h.A. Capital $2,500,000.. Oeneral Banking Business transacted. BILLS DISCOUNTED, DEPOSITS RECEIVED, Checks Notks Oolleotepj. On Current Account.

DRAFTS ISSUED TO ALL POINTS. MONEY LOANED ON APPROVED FARMS. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits received from Sl 00 upwards, and Interest allowed (present rate) at 4 per cent, per annum. KERR HOULGATE L.

ntiLt om. MANAOtR VANCOUVER, MANAOTR, CHILLIWACK We can Relieve Your Trouble If yon are 'roubled to find a Fnrm, either to purchase or to lease, call and s0 us. If you want insurance on buildings, furniture, call and BCD us. If you want insurance on your life (don't neglect this) call and see us. If yon want money on Real Esta'o call and see us; wo represent a Lmu Corporation with a paid up capital of If yon want a Deed, Mortgage, Will, Chattel Mortgage, don't fail to call at the office of J.

Howe Bent. Jaekraan Block, Chilliwack, B.C. "1 Shoemaking Goncnil Custom Work, making and repairing by Mr. Arthur Ilibbe, recently from Loudon, England. Satisfaction guaranteed.

Terms strictly cash. JOSEPH HALl. Principal Lab of Woods $5.00 bbl. Gramila Sugar $5.65 sack Yellow Shot $4.75 sack tall (I Gomi, CROCEWY and CROCKERY WARE MERCHANTS, HfrcTmuo ft Cdlf I WESTMINSTER, B. (1 P.

W. Crankshaw's Orchards Four miles south of Chilliwack, in one of the best fruit districts in the" province, is the home and extensive prune and apple orchards tf ex Coun cillor P. XV. Cranksbaw, who, some vears ago, purchased 45 acres of choice fruit land from a Mr. Snyder.

After the purchase was negotiated Mr. Crank shaw began at once active preparations for horticulture on a large scale. Ho thoroughly understands tho theory of fruit culture, and was very careful in Celebration Notes. Tho Chilliwack Citizens' Celebration Cniiiniilteo has been hard in w.lk pre paring for the coming celebration I'hcy i.re arranging Exiiihiiinn Lacrosse games between the New estmwis'er I nteriuedi and the Vancouver C.A.'s, fooloall and haseliall ga'iies and a complete si lies ot sporis and exliibi lions, including and tire works. Our local merchants will soon have on sale for the committee, a huge umber of "Welcome" Hags, oi lroni the fact that these will be sold very clieap.

that the public will largely use these for decorating purposes. Our citizens should arrange to decorate, and an ap propriate aroh close by the 1' air (rounds would be appreciated bv our visitors Couldn't our carpenters and teamsters organize and display their loyally by erecting this Look out especially for tho baseball game. Ogtlvie is doing soinu great in siructing; Smith, the butcher, is p'vpar ing to meal the opponents of the Chilli wack ball team; Kipp is shaving down the visitors runs in anticipation; Drugs Barber is getting ready to rub it into them; Henderson is running the linen night and morning; Davis is hourly creating an interest iu the coming game while Sam Gibsi is pitching jrain to keep his hand in, and lie resi generally are threshing, in anticipation. 1 he qmstion of the hour: How will the crowds be drawn to the ran? ISy the font seas(C. C.

C. Chilliwack Citi zens' Celebration Committee.) To thi root ball boys: Take care you don get stung by the Hornets (of Na naimo. lou better lie practistiis; run uing and dodging daily. Ottawa. Aug.

Si) The Governor Gen oral is quite satisfied from the despatch es he has received from the Royal Party before their departure from Cape lown that tho Oplnr will reach Quebec September 10th. LEAVE YOUR ORDER WITH TJ Captain IU, S. 3emir.ett Provincial Land Surveyor, Notary Public, Ac. IAddukss AOASSIZ, B.C. THE TAILOR If you want a First Clnss Suit of Clothes, an Overcoat, or p'tir of rants that will tit good and wear well, all at Euntern prices for cash only.

Just arrived a Fplemliil assortment of all kinds of goods suitable for Full and Winter wear, Fancy Vestings, etc A fiist clasa tit ennrauteed, and Latest Btjlcs, Chilli wacK, September, 1901. Kodaks, Cameras, Photo Supplies Th largest, and most complete stock west of loi nnlo Send for itp.logue THOMPSON'S STUDIO, 010 Granville St or iliiiiibia St. ar.couvi esliiunsler sizes. LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. Ashwell's W.J.

Connors was at Vancouver last week. Blue Ribbon Tea is sold bv all the leadiug merchants of Chilliwack. Mr. and Mrs Mellaril ran across to Harrison Station on Monday. Hotel Norden best $1 a day house in ancouver, B.C.

P. Larson, Prop. Miss Maud Vedder went down to nw Westminster yesterday to attend the High School. Rev. Joseph Hall, Principal of the Coqnalect.a Institute, returned Friday evening from the coast.

Binos Engagement and Wedding rings nil nisneu ou tue l) (i. at Ihomas, the Jeweler. C. F. Saviers is this week paving a isit to Vancouver and Victoria.

He expexts to return the latter part of this week. Vocal and Instrumental lessons in music will be given hv Miss A. M. I'empler nt her borne in Chilliwack. Miss Hossy Street went over to Hirrison River on Mondav last to take harge of the public school there for a month Dental Notice.

Drs. Holmes and Hacking will beat the llarrisou House on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. Ii, lutti and hid Rev. J. Wright.

B.D., who has been off enioviug a well earned holiday in the Okanagan valley for the past two eeks. returned on Jhursday morning The best by tet. Pore Manilla Binder lame, at A Burns Henderson, the Tailor, hns in! received a splendid assortment of roods in the latesi ptilu rns. A tirst class Lit guaranteed Look up his new ady. The Bnptist Sunday school had a veiy enjoyable picnic at tho Cultus Lake Ciossing on Saturday last.

The lay was liuo, aud there was a good at leudauce. Our stock scales have been thor the government. We want a share of our weighiug and will do It right. I Asnweu s. Fred Grier, who is in the Custom1" Olline at Vancouver, rode on his wheel from Vancouver to Chilliwack, arriving here last evening.

He made the run in niue hours. CIIlLLIWACliS 29tli Annual Exhibition ept. 25, 26 and 27. 1301. W.

Paisley CHILLIWACK B.C. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1901. WHOLE KO. 542.

ELEVENTH YEAR NO. 22. TOPIUE GITEE WD SEDUTITIES COUPOUATION (LTD.) OF HUDDERSFIELD, ENG. BANKING DEPARTMENT CHILLIWACK, B. O.

OFFICE'. VANCOUVER, B. PIANO WAREEIO Government Streot, Victoria. 01 i Street, Street, 123 Hastings Vancouver. MASON RlSCrl" PIANO Write us fur Trices and Catalogues.

the selection of his trees. It is claimed by competent and expert judges that he has one of the best prune orchards in British Columbia, and his success may be attributed to tho fact that he devotes bis time and energy in carefully looking after his orcbarJs, On tho premises Mr. Crankshaw has a large and conveniently arranged packing house, the outer walU being lined with sawdust, and double floors, thus making the building thoroughly frostproof. Next week Mr. Crankshaw exppcts to have a largo Dumber of pickers and packers at work arranging the prunes in the most attractive and saleable manner for the reaily saie of all tho primes he can ship to Vancouver, where ho will receive good ices.

Mr. Crni.kshaw's Italian prune erop is large, well formed and clean, which must seen to form tho faintest conception of tie extent of tlu. wilderness id fruit, the branches of the trees fairly groaning ur.der their burdens. Mr. Crankshaw's prune orchard com mises 4r0 lialiau prune trees, 100 of which, he say, will average nine 20 lb boxes to the tree, and about 200 trees averaging four boxes to the tree.

In the nppln orchard he lias about 800 bearing trees, of the following choice and well known varieties: Grimes Golden, Salome, Baldwin, Mann, King, lied Romanite, Maiden's Blush, and Northern Spv. Beside the above he has a few other varieties of apple trees, and a large number of peur, plum and cherry trees of different varieties. When you do drink, drink Blue Ribbon Ceylon Tea. sell butter tubs in all Mrs. C.

C. Fisher and two children. of Now Westminster, camo up on Saturday and are, with Mr. Fisher, who is here on ollicial business, guests at the Harrison House. Fast Black Cotton Hose, size fl inch Clinch, 15c pair, 2 pair 20c while they last, at Ashwell s.

Strayed from the premises of A. Robinson, Chilliwack, on Sept. 1st, a light red mnnley cow, with halter on her Any information as to her whereabouts will be thankfully received. Wiiliam Carter, ho has beeo in the employ of A O. Wells for some time, was hacking out of the barn last Wed nesday with a team and waggon.

The waggon was turned so short that the driver was thrown out. The horses made a dash off and Mr. Carter, who clung to the lines for some time, had a shoulder dislocated, OurShocs Wear While Wearing out. Ash well's sell the good servicable kind of footwear, and charge a very low price for the best quality. The annual pic nic of the Pundav School of the Methodist Church of Chilliwack will be held at the Vedder Cross ing, Saturday, Sept.

7th. Teams will leave the church sharp at 10 o'clock to convey the children to tho grounds, where baschall and rootoall will be In rtulged in if Mr. Tesky's field cau be se cured. An nlletnpt will be niade to have the band accompany the party. T.

C. Mercer, who has been teach in Whornock public school for the pas! three ears, exprcts to leave here to tiini row for Montreal where he purpose: studying medicine at McGHl University Mr. Mercer is a studious young man, and he will, no doubt, apply himself to his studies with the indomitable euergy that he possesses, wish him sue cess. Mr. Mercer purchased his ticket via.

C.r.lt. from 11. Neleuis, Ageut Latest Styles and Patterns in Men's Neck lies at Ashwell's. There is an itemn in the Weekly it. Columbian (August 27) to tho effect that the late Henry Lee lived in a garret at Mr, Voditer's.

Personally we kuow the sb'ive to be incorrect. Mr. Lee hoarded at Mr. Vedder's whon at Sirdis; had the freedom of the house; and died in one of the best rooms in Mr Vedder's homo. Mr.

and Mrs. Vedder placed two lovely wreaths of llowers on the cakel before the remains were removed from their residence. Other wreaths and bouquets of llowers were also placed on the collin by sympathizing triends before the body was tiken to New Westmin3ter to be embalmed. Oood medicine For Children Through tho months of June and July our baby was teething and took a running off of tho bowels and sickness of tho stomach, savst), f.M. liolliday of Deiuing.

Ind. "His bowels would move from live to eight times day. I had a bottle of hamberlain Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and gave him four drops iu a teasponuful of water and he got better at ouce. buld by iNelsou Drugstore Co.

To know Blue Ribbon Tea is.to loye Frank Templer, who is teacher at Hope, was home Labor Day. I). S. CURTIS Co. Dhl'os and Spectacles New Westminster.

Mr McTairgart. from Hatzic. has purchased J. L. Deubolm's pruue crop E.

W. Ogilvie eame up from Van. couvor on Sunday and returned John McCutcheon, carae over from Harrison River to spend the noli day in Chilliwack, If you don't like Blue Ribbon Tea it because you have never tasted it. "Crown Jars" are guaranteed, at Ahwell's in all sizes. Get your supply before they are all gone.

Ten carloads of fumber and shingles were sent East via, the K. last week from New Westminster mills. Watohf.s. For a reliable time piece call on Ihomas, "the Jeweler." Ke pairing a specialty. Mrs.

Ferris, who is boarding at Mrs Trethowey's for a month or two, at Elk Creek, reports that she is having a very enioyable time. For sale or to lot, in the town of Chilliwack, a sung four roomed cottage, also wood shed; furnished or unfurn ished. Inquire of J. Howe Bent. For Pale: A first class upright (irand Piano 7 Jv, octaves, perfectly new, will sell cheap.

A. M. Beattie, The Indians are gathering and pitching their tents at Mr. Vedder'eand Mr. Hulbert's hop yards, preparatory to picking hops, which will begin this week.

Clear, Sparkling and full Govern strength. Ashwell's pure Vinegars, 5Uo a gallon, lOu a oottie, The hum of the threshing machine is heard in ail parts of the valley, and as the yield is so satisfactory many a face wears a broad Xuia is the 'arm ers' year. Thore is a great deal In tbo start you get. You will keep cool by starling In the morning by having Breakfast from B. A Irwin's Malt Breakfast Food and Post tun rood CotTee.

Agassiz and Chilliwack baseball teams were entertained to a sumptuous five o'clock supper by Mrs. Reid at the Queen's hotel ou Labor lay, The boys appreciated theeveut very much. A large black hog strayed to the premises of C. H. Stanford yesterday.

The Presbyterian Sunday school Is uniting with the Methodist S. S. iu their annual basket picuio on Saturday next. The Presbyterian school will oin the Methodist school at the Methodist church at 10 o'clock sharp, where a procession will by formed headed by the town band. After parading some of the prin cipal streets they will proceed to the Crossing where the day will be spent The Rev.

Elliott S. Rowe of Vic toria delivered a lecture in Cabman Ciiurch, Sardis, last 'I hursday evening I here was a good turn out. 1 be audi ence was thoroughly satisfied, not a murmur was heard. Mr no we is an advanced Christian socialist and dealt with bis subject from a political, com mercial. social, and religious stand point.

Mr. C. C. Fisber made an excel lent chairman. The Price Should Be a Secondary Consideration.

The good points should be considered tirst. Only thing wrong with our suits, the poor qualities can not be found. At Ashwell s. Warts Removed without Pain. Putnam's Painless Wart and Corn Ex tractor never fails to remove Wans, Corns or Bunions, without pain, in a few hours.

Give Putnam's a trial It baved His Baby. Mv baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea," says J. H. Doak, of il liaius, Oregon. "We were unable to cured him with the doctor's assistance, and us a last resort we tried Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.

I am happy to say it gave immediate relief and a complete cure." For sale bv Nelson Drug Store Co. Meeting of Presbytery. The Presbytery of Westminster will meet in Cooke's church hero on the 11th and 12th inst. Presbytery will open at 8 o'clock on Wednesday evening. A platform meeting will be held on the Thursday evening at which addresses will lie given by Rev Dr McLaren, G.

Mellelh, George H. Wilson and J. McLeod. Collection in aid of the funds of the congregation. The Gun.

The shooting season opened on Sunday, September 1, and already the mm who owns a shotgun throws out his chest as he walks tho streets. Il might be well to remind the enthusiastic sportsman that he must not shoot Bt every bird that flies, wheu he is out In the woods He might hit one of them aud theu find that he has broken the law, which protects certain turds. These are what lie can shout, or shoot at, on and after Sunday: September 1st to February 28lh Bittern, ducks of all kind, heruu, meadow lark, plover. September 1st to PeceraberSlst. Car ibou, elk, wapiti (bull), grouse of all kinds, Including prairie chickens, hare, moose ('mil) Si plem'ierlst to December 14th Deer (buck), deer (doe), mouutaio goal, mouuluiu sheep (rain).

ESTABLISHED 2nd Division. S. MELLARD Aggregate attendance Average attendance 37.70 Enrolled 40 8rd Division. Aggregate attendance. .285 Average attendance 28 50 Enrolled 32 R.

II. Caiuss, Principal. How a Sprain Does Hurt! But it isn't the pain alone that is dreaded, just think of the los of time and wages. Sprains without number I hva lieen cured by ruboini? 1 olson New York, Aug. 29 The Imperial German and U.

S. Mail twin screw express steamer Deutchland arrived in port early this morning with a new re cord to hr score, Tlia trip was made from Cherbourg mole to Sandy Hook lightship in five days, 12 hours, and 23 minutes, a distance of 3u45 miles at an average speed of 23 knots an hour, This is the Quickest trip in point of time and over the shortest route, al though there was some delay on the Banks of NewfoBiidland owing to fog and the preseuce uf many tisuiug es sels. You Prevent Hay Fever, or Cure it in a prompt, pleasant and effective way, by inhaling the germ killing, throat and lung healing Citarrhzone. Delightful to use. simple in its operation, free from stomach nauseating and destroying substances.

It is a marvel of scientific efficacy. Cainrrhnzone kills the perms that excite the dis. ase. heals the inflamed snvinces and prevents absolutely a recurrence of the malady. Ce arrhozone cannnl fail to cure Hay Fever becaii it destroys its cause.

Pi oggisls, alio. $lll(). or mailed to your address if price is forwarded to Poison Klugstou, Out, Provincial Collections. A.D. 1E07 INSURANCE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC.

REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING RELIAELE COMPANIES: Phoenix Assurance of London, Englnnd. Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Liverpool and London and Globe Iusurauce Company. North American Life of Toronto. Assurance Company of Toronto.

B.C. Permanent Loan aud Savings Co. of Vancouver. INSURANCE FIRE, LIFE ACCIDENT. REPRESENTING THE FOLLOWING LINE COMPANIES: Standard Life Assurance Co.

I Caledonian Fire Insurance Company London Guarantee and Accident Co. Manchester Fire Iusurauce Comuantr DOMINION EXPRESS AGENT. PLEASE SEE ME IN KKFEKENCE TO FHL'IT SHIPMENTS. CANADIAN PACIFIC AND C. P.

NAVIGATION TICKET AGENT. Tickets via. Steamer Beaver to all C. P. N.

points as well as Railroad tickets. M. II. NELEMS, Agent. Baseball.

As announced last week the haeball game arranged between Chilliwack and Agassiz was played ou the Agricultural ixrouuds on Labor Dav. The following were the players, Chilliwack. A. Hull', W. MoCutchenn.

Ogilvie, Win. Davis, Burlier. W. Kipp, Mack en, S. Gibson and Win.

Smith; Agassiz, It. McDonald. F. Whelnton, A. Hoi well.

Calbeck, A. Cook, MeC'eight, W. Whelpton, H. Fooks, J. Meliao.

Chilliwack went to the bat tirst and scored two runs. At the end of the year, which had brought the total of local collections up to for tho tirst six months of tho year. The collector for this district is sanguine nbiut getting in uOO more before the close? of tho year, which will make a very creditable showing fur New Westminster. Especially will this be considered a mailer for congratulation when it is remembered fiat a considerable por lion of the revenue earned here is through force of circumstances paid in at Victoria and Vancouver, which places have all the credit of the contributions, so far as the olueml returns can show. Vr.r Iho turn lunit.

nnsnln.x third Innings for each team the score I in thia oitr pHV provincial taxes iu was equal, bing thirteen er.ch. In the I Vicloria and Vancouver, fr.mi tneir tilth innings Chilliwack went to pieces. nPart piug fl)r lne province. Other Some wild throws were made and from ar(fH contributor, operating here but that on the visitors kept the lead 1 he paying i heir taxes in bulk elsewhere, are) Chilliwack team will have to do more i Ul0 B.C. Land Iuvestmeul Agency, practice before they can think seriously lhe c.

Corporation, the Canada Pae.i of making anything like a good showing I (jc ijSn(1 Rm Mortgage and several in a match. lhe game Monday was ij othel whose names will suggest them not as well played as the game played I PBVe9, who have large interests in this in July against Siimas City. In fact no district, but pay the whole of their pro regular pradico has done by our vincial assessed taxes in Victoria in con team since their last match July 13th. I nection with their head cilices. The same There is good material here for a tirst ia true of investment and insurance com class base ball team, but the price of panje3, gneh as the Yorkshire Guarantee success is persistent team practice.

the Sun Life, the Canada Perman Witliout this it is vain to hope to win match. Below we give the score by luuings: 1234 5 6789 Agassiz: 0. 5. 8. 8, 17, 5, 1, 0, 0 44 Cnilli'vack: 2, 3.

8. 0. 4. 0, 3, 0. 0 32 R.

H. Cairns was umpire. Chilliwack Public School. 1st Division. AUUL'ST KEPOUT.

Aggregate attendance Average attendance 20 00 1 receipts. Knroilea ssa ent, theCunfederation Life, theCanadiani American the Doniinion Permanent Loan Association, and other large investors, who pay the whole of their provincial assessed taxes in the larger cities, thus increasing the return of those offices at the expense of thia district. As the money all goes into the one fund, it would appear to he immaterial wher the tailgate is situated, until one reflects upon the prevailing habit of i eompariug local expenditures with local it is in a comparison oi this kind ihnt the outlyina communities suff er by contrast with the centres of business, where so much more revenuo is paid in thau locally contributed. TKNDER3 FOR A LKKN'SE TO CUT TIM BKU OS liUMIMOS I ANUS IS THE VKJVINC'K OK lSKITIrill COLUMBIA 1 OKA LED TENDERS odilroused to tho nnfler kj sinned urn! marked on the envelope ten i.itrt ha im nf thp akin del for 'I iinhur Bor, Ii No 27.V bf owned on the 30th September next, will bo received at surrounding the int JSo ma ter unlil noo on Mor.d ay. tho whether it IS a eprained wrist, ankle, 30,1, Sepmmber.

liM, for a iirnse to cut, tun knee or back, just try Nerviline on it, I ber on Herth No. rmnprWnK Nonh East nnrt sen hownuicklv it will cure There quarter of Se. Hon 21, lhe VI est half of eclion and see tow quiemv 11 win cure, ineie Bn() h() Ki)Bl nf sclion 2S ttll in IS only one liniment (hat can be depend 8hip 21, Kast of Ilia Coast Meridian, concainlnu ed upon to cure sprains, straius and on arc of wki acres, nwre or le s. swellings, and that isPolson'sNeryiline. Large bottle 25 cents.

Fast Atlantic passage. Issued, a printed form of lender and envu lopy. may be obtained at. this liepartment or at the nrilce of ttio Crown Timber Aseut at New est minster. Each tender must be accompanied by an accepted eti que on a ehariereo bunk in vour i the l'eputy of the Minis er t.f the Int trior, for R'nount of lne honu i whi lhe applicant prepared to pay tor a lie ne.

No lender by telegraph will be entertained. I'KltLKY O. KICYKS, Secretary. Department of the Interior. Oiuwu, August III a We are headquarters for School Supplies.

It ii the same old song al the old stand, but now to tho tune of NEW READERS. Full Line or rrcuc men school books AT LISTtuX PRICES. Copy and Draw Books, Scribblers, Exercise Books, Slates, Pencils, Pens, Inks, etc. 1 A paragraph reprinted a few davsl BV E7" If rn'r pnrchase ago from a Vancouver paper, told how Vy I U. ainuuuts to $3.00 successful the collectors of provincial or over, you win receive, free, a large revenue at thst point had been during scribbler, the month of June, usually the big I month of the year.

'I his paragraph ic 1 vitingootup irison, it is found that New 1 Weslminsicr also rep' rts large total forthe month. not withstanding lhe steady flow into the treasury ever siuce the beginning of lhe I Book Store. RATES PER OAY: Sl 00 Id $1.53 555. EM 51.00.