-rainman slipped this off and examined it -arefully. He gave a strange little gurgle ‘n his throat. “What d’ye think 0° that, sergeant?” he said, handing over the ring. Inside of it, ilmost worn to obliteration, was the en- yraved name, “Dan Kelly.” ” “Guess that settles it, sergeant, for sure. After all, the ghost an’ me had this thing figgered out pretty much the same, eh?” ce ee = ee Ghosts? Maybe there are and maybe there aren't. Who is to know for sure? All Sergeant Dalgleish could do was to tell to his superior officers what his own eyes had seen, and while his story was fully corroborated by the old trainman, Ned Carter, there were many at the inquest on the body of the big man, Dan Kelly, who shook their wise heads and said, just as the murdered man himself had said, “Balon- ey!” Now and again, up in Northern B. C., Lake Shore Auto Camp E. CLAUSE, Proprietor Completely Modern 2, 3 and 4 Room Bungalows Rowboats, Launches, Outboards Phone 45R Agassiz Harrison Hot Springs, B. C. WESLEY SHARP The Red and White Stores General Merchant Telephone 65 * Harrisen Hot Springs, B. C. GREEN STAR CAFE AND TEA ROOMS MRS. M. EMERY, Proprietress Afternoon Teas Our Specialty * Harrison Hot Springs, B. C. The “SPA” Cafe JOE BOURASSA, Proprietor CLOSE TO HOT SPRINGS MODERN CABINS Phone Agassiz 24X Reasonable Rates Our Meals Are Tops Tobacco Harrison Hot Springs, B. C. Cigarettes Red Gables Auto Court CANDIDO GOMAI, Proprietor NICE CABINS A GOOD PLACE TO STAY REASONABLE RATES Harrison Hot Springs, B. C. SUMMER EDITION when a little company of British Columbia’s police officers are gathered together of an evening, swapping yarns over a convivial cup of coffee, and some unexplainable inci dent is told, they will refer to it with in- credulous smiles as “another Dismal Valley mystery. When you can’t solve it, blame it on a ghost.” As for the sergeant himself, he never talks about it. To him, ever since the case was officially closed, it is a shut book, pad- locked, and with the key thrown away where no one can find it. THE COP No bard embalms the cop in song, Few people praise or toast him; Whate’er he does is always wrong, So we unite to roast him. He is the butt of hoary jests, Can't name the time he wasn’t: We damn him if he makes arrests And damn him if he doesn’t. We cuss him daily for his sins, With criticism haunt him. For every peeler should be twins, He’s never where we want him. We blame him if some schoolboy Hits our precious little Willie; We blame him if the cat has fits Or if the cow goes silly. We roast him well from crown to feet— The custom is contagious— And still the copper walks his beat, Calm, patient, and courageous. He guards the trafic in great style From blockades and congestions, And answers with a kindly sm‘le Five million silly questions. When those who roast him daunted stand In times of strife and riot, He takes his life and club in hand And scraps for peace and quiet. He hunts the bad man and the yegg, He walks all night with dangers; And gets a bullet in the leg Pursuing deadly strangers. He seeks in dark and noicome lairs The burglar who eschews him, And in our cosy rocking chairs We sit up and abuse him. WILL POLICE THE WORLD THE United Nations must police the world in the years after the war, declared Mr. Sumner Welles, U.S. Under-secretary of State, in a Memorial Day speech, according to a despatch from Washington. His phrase while speaking at Arlington was: “It will be the wish of the people who will die in this war to insist that the United Nations undertake the maintenance of an international police power in the years after the war to ensure freedom from fear to peace-loving peoples until there is estab- lished the permanent security promised in the Atlantic Charter.” HOW TO LIVE LONG DON’T cross the street against a red light. Don't drive at a dangerous speed. Don't fail to Stop-Look-Listen at all street, highway and railway intersections. Keep your car brakes and tires in good working order. Don’t drink from a “crock” while driving an’ old “crock” in trafic. “‘Crocks” are dangerous. ELGIN CUMMINGS DISTRIBUTOR OF UNION OIL PRODUCTS M Harrison Lake and Agassiz, B. C. THE PIONEER GARAGE GORDON HARDY, Proprietor Agents for IMPERIAL PRODUCTS @ Telephone 30 P. O. Box R AGASSIZ, B. C. AGASSIZ GARAGE R. MOSURE, Proprietor GENERAL REPAIRS SHELL PRODUCTS @ AGASSIZ, B. C. Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes A. S. NICHOL Fishing Tackle — Sporting Goods LumEer and Builders’ Supplies AGASSIZ, B. C. “Built on Quality” "Growing on Service’ Member of Consolidated Grocers A Chain of Over 80 Stores D. B. MacPHERSON GENERAL MERCHANT Drygoods and Gents’ Furnishings Boots and Shoes Groceries, Flour and Feed Confectionery, Stationery and School Supplies Agassiz, B. C. Phene 57 P. O. Box 45 AGASSIZ MEAT MARKET G. ENVES, Proprietor Dealer in Fresh and Cured Meats Dealer in Livestock e AGASSIZ, B. C. Page One Hundred and Three