**Empire" Tyjjewpiter FCB 10 1912 % K For ease of operation and perfeetion in results it is unsurpassed. Price $(>0>. ^ Interior Pubhsmng Co., Agls. \ The Mail-Herald o~7 Cards CIALTY Interior Publishing Company PMNTEftS AND PUBLISHERS REVELSTOKE. B. 0, FEBRUARY II 1912 $2.5 Per Year BETTER TERMS FOR Baskets, $2.25 and $3. Vases, $1.25 Salt Dishes. 75c. Olive Dishes, $1.50 Candlesticks. $3. $4. Pull" Boxes, $2.50 $3.50 SPECIAL VALUE Sugar and Cream $2 per pair Arrived too late tor the Holiday Track'. Manufacture r s have given us a less than cost price to clear them out. NOTE PRICES SPCIAL VALUES Pitchers 1 and 2 Quart $3, $5.50 $6 Whiskey Bottles $6 Each Whiskey Glasses $15 per Dozen Sherbet Glasses $12 and $15 per Dozen Rose Vases $1.50 Each A Beautiful Line for Card Prizes LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO. A Commission Appointed to Investigate the Merit of Claims Made By This Province \ ictoria, H.i'*. Feb. 12—A lull re- it of tho correspondence memor ■ iitulii, i'ii-*, relating in tin* rocenl mis mmi io Ottawa nf Premier McBrido Attorney General Bowser ninl lion. W, U. lions, was today brought down In tlu' legislature, In addition t" touching upon almost every matter in which the Dominion un.l provincial authorities have lolni Interests, it* contains tin' following telegram re - coivcil by tlio premier from Mr. Bor- den bearing date of Ottawa, .inn. ild laBt: "Respecting tin' claim nl British Columbia for exceptional treatment by reason nl permanent physical conditions anil otherwise, we ure prc- pared to appoinf a commission to Investigate llie merits nl ttie claims ma-do by youi- province in this re- gard, one commissioner to tie named by this government, one by your government and the third to bo Bel-acted by agreement of tho two commissioners, or [ailing such agreement by the secrotary nl state lor the colonies." token up LIMITED Tinsmithing Plumbing i <KK>0<KKHK^<HK>0<K>0<X>O<WOCK><J i Imperial Bank of Canada ijj I Hoad Otfioo-Toronto, Ontario. 0 1 Capital Subscribed - 6,000,000.00 $ Capital Paid Up - • 5,996.00^.00 g Reserve - • 5,996,000.00 Total Assets, ■ 72,000,000.00 Branches or Averts al all principal points iu lanudii. •ippnts in ltre.it Britain ami United .suieN—ivomlon, England, Llovds Bank, Limited. Chicago^-Firot National Bank, Corn Exchange National Hunk. Beattie—8eattl' "'..-.onnl Bank, Sun Francisco— Welle Farpo Nevada National Bank. Spokane—Exchange National Bank. Savings Bank Department DopiwiU of $1 anil upward, received, umi Interest allowed at current r*te (ron dato of uepoeit. Oorreepondence solicited. Rovelstoke Branch—A. B. McCleneghan, Mgr. 9 & O-O-OOOO-O-OO (XKKKH><M>0000<KH> 0 musrnn Clearing Out at Cost Price Bargains for Old and Young in Ladies' and Children's Wear Mrs. A, G, Crick, s First Street P. BURNS & CO., LIMITED ALWAYS CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK Ol FRESH MEATS HAM BUTTER FISH BACON EGGS POULTRY LARD CHEESE Order Early and Often TIRED ? THEN A CUP OF "BELL BLEND TEA" «iil refreili you with its bright, spli * flavor mi'l fragrancy. Bold in 1 11'. I,-ml packages, Price, 35c, 40c. and 50c. per Ib. O. W. RKLL P. O. Box 208 UHOCfcU & UAKER Phone No. 23 "This question li to h aa soul] ns possible In with tho new right tu sny whether thore shall Iii! any licensed places ol public acconi iiioilutioii iii Ins community, practl .ally conferring upon him thc power to say what class ol accommodation a visitor t" the city shall accept and what price he will have to pay, Now as ii tact, tin' householder or resident is not interested in the local ho t.i'ls, as lm- uh accommodation is con imi* i. He does not. require their accommodation; he has his bome nml his woll-stocked larder, ami tho conveniences ol his cluh. "it is a big question, gentlemen, this question ol hotel accommodation, and ni the present time even ihr city of Toronto, with nil its accommodation, is taxed to take cure nf the ordinary traveller in umi out. ot mn- city, INVESTORS FRIGHTENED AWAY. " Wi- have otten heard Toronto gpokoil ol us "tbe convention city," lull we will have to DBase our eflorts iu lhe ilireetion of bringing conven tions bore unless wo are nblo to provide more hotel accommodation. At the present time, moneyed interests refuse to invest in hotel properties, nml hoti-l business, owing to the uncertainty and lack of continuity ol license, There is no line ol our clos- lllg our eyes to the fuct that the loss ui license practically turns one ol theso institutions Into a large board lllg house; ami In the majority ul ens s ihe elas- of accommodation provided at a no-llcense hotel ih the class ol accommodation that eaeh .iml every tourist nnd traveller tights shy of. I BAD ACCIDENT TD WELL KNOWN CITIZEN Sam McMahon Breaks Leg in Two Places While Playing With Children Probably one ol the most peculiar accidents ever rocorded In Uritish Columbia, and at nny rule in Hcvel- siuke. occurred lust ovoning. The victim being Mr. Samuel McMahon, tin* well known local blacksmith, it steins thut after Mr. MeMalion retinue,! home from work last ovefftng he, as was frequently his custom, had a romp with his children, Tbis had happened probably dozens ol tunes before, but on thia particular occasion this playful pastime wns not to puss without serious results, lor while Mr. McMahon wns playing lie in some most unaccountable way slipped on tbc lloor and fell fracturing one of hia le^s in two places. Iir. Sutherland wus at once called ami set the injured limb and we hope that the victim of this unexpected accident will soon he ubout again. cr nnection I "' Sl,y to your body: Let us cot. to treaty with Japan, to Bother, and Bee if we cannot devise which Canada has nol yel acceded, and create a class ol hotels In our The interests of Canada in respect of pro.inn- that W 0 n credit to the Immigration will bc safeguarded and community, a credit to lhe man who your government will he consulted Is operating tho institution, and with regard to considerations Bptc something that the travelling man lally affecting Uritish Columbia." | will look forward to staying at when Two resolutions endorsing tho atti- ■"«'".'■' Irom home." tude ol the Dominion government in the above promises and showing D de j termina'tion to strongly urge British Columbia's claims have hern given notico ol by the premier in the legislature, SQUARE DEAL FOR HOTEL MEN "The Secretary, Commercial Travellers' Association, Toronto "Dear sir.-At yohr annual meet - Ing held in St. George's Hall, December 2-1li. sum.' uf your speakers Revolt in Mexico Washington, Feb. lO—AmlmBsudor Henry l.ane Wilson, representing the United Stutes in Mexico, todny telegraphed thc state department here that the revolt uKainst the Mudcro government is spreading, and thut American citizens Irom the interior are docking to Mexico City (or protection. Rebels control the railroad und tcl- ograph lines north ol Monterey, it is reported in advices received here, lt Is feared that the lives and property or Americans in thc trouble zone ure Jeopardised, und despite tbc assurances oi President Madera, un- A new Church urgat Isat on just easiness is felt here tor their Buloty. i, rine,I in Hevelstoke is thc "Child - j Otlicinls of the wur department ad- „[ Mary Society." this society is ™'Hed today that orders had been f the l"epnred preliminary to sending state Children of Mary Society nn ol mary Society composed of the \oung girls in mi to the Mexican border to rc- CatholtC church who propose giving mforcc thp regul(ir ^.^ atftteB their first entertainment on Tuesday troi)|)Bi but it was denied that the evening next at St. Frances Hall, ,,r,i,,r |,ad been issued. It awnits thc which will constat ol a supper from signature ol General Wood to liecome t; to B o'clock, lor which an admiB- effective. s.un ..I 50 rent*- will he Oarged. while ThP preparation orders are precau- in the evening there will bc a pan- tionury, it Ib cxplnined, the dcpnrt - used very strong language regnrding cake social which will bc followed by mfnt officials here asking tho govern thc hotel situation in our Province, a ilanre (or which combined enter- ors 0f ,|,c different states to furnish "I ns one ot that honorable body tainment a small admission fee ot the wur department with a report on of citizens who hnve our money in- 2b cents will lie charged. This dance t|lc number of men available for ser- vested in the business catering to the will he the last one given before lent Vj,.c j„ ivxnSi Replies to these quer wunts ol the travelling and resident and no lov-r of the light fantastic jeB „re expected tomorrow, public in our Province, would like to should miss it. I Presidio, Texas, Feb. 9— Three usk our Irlends what encouragement lt is to bc hoped these young lad - hundred Mexican relicls hnve surround ies will he well patronised on this ed (ljinaga. azrosa the river from occasion, as it will lie their tirst here, and threaten an attack upon effort. The proi-ecds of this com - the fedeenls there by f, o'clock to- bine.l dinner and entertainment will night unless the garrison surrenders. ! voted to thc church* building fund. The committees are doing uli in their power to make it a success. ts. BOURNE BROS, Dealers in - - - Hardware, Sporting Goods McClary's Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces Sherwin-Williams Paints, Varnishes Plumi ing and Tinsmithing. Hay and Feed Up^tcvDate Stock of Groceries We make it a point to keep everything in this line spotlessly clean, and give our customers the best of attention. Phone No. 22 BOURNE BROS. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS Revelstoke Meat Market Ltd. The Purest and Best it&ac—vs.... ,*v^.,..-<*k— -t;<.>>. @'BrookfieldH ^y.■/ Hxtrn Creamery [Si rN Butter ot Wholesale Retail ' the average hotelkeeper gets Irom thc ' district he dues business in, to lm- ■ prove his property or to take a part In any civic oi municipal scheme for j the advancement of his home town, I village or city. He can hold no public office owing to his business being In polities. He is almost debarred (rom attending any place ol worship owing to his business being in religion. NOT si'CII TERRIBLE THINGS "I say again, what encouragement bas he from bis neighbors to become one of them? You Will all trust the hotelkeeper at one time or the other wlhii travelling, with your life uud belongings, the care of your mother, wife or children; surely you would not trust those ymi love and bold ii, " • dear In life to the care of u person whom you eould not place 1m- pllcll confidence In! Therefore, we as holelkeepera ss a body cannot be tbe terrible things that some ol thc speakers made us out to he. "Now. as to the class ol hotels ln thc province. What security has the hotelkeeper lur his money, provided he spends ■ "ti Ins property? Local option comes ulong an.l Ins business is destroyed under present conditions and nfter his business 1,-eing practically confiscated, th. community in muny of the small places stnnd around anl look at the hotalkeepei and his family as il Ihey w, re Criminals, IMI'ltm K Till'. BY8THM. "Vou must have accommodation (or the travelling public. Why not ugi tate lor u Condition that Will re place the one you intend to destroy and create something letter lieforc destroying the existing Condition ' Our present licensing system was created before any ol us were horn. Why get mad aboul changing It" Surely there must he some wuy of denling with this iiiiestimi without all this Intense (Ming against s perfectly legitimate business, if the present lie anting system for hotels has outlived Its Usefulness, let us change it. hut change it foi some otbei system that is going to In- better. "Th,' problem of public accommoda Hon rcmlres very serious ' A New Business American troops here ure patrol - ling the border to enforce tbc neutral ity laws. No firing into American territory will be tolerated. Y. M. CA. NOTES i Another new business has spruug | Into existence the past week in this city. It is the opening of the Hnvoy There is loom for a few more in lunch counter and lea room in thc the ,|rsl |,„m. „, tbf (Winimlng class premises formerly occupied by the win<h units on Baturday ufternoons MiKintion Cigni store uud pool room llt g:gg [,„* |„,vs w|„, liri, not mcm. • ui First street. | i„,,Ki .\ fsw more an,| W(, wiu i,avo Tne inside ol these premises have l(1 nl||k(, MH,i\]n hour for tho new been completely overhauled and renovated, the front part is used for a lunch counter and restaurant, while i the rcur is suitably titted up ns a | tea room. The proprietor, Mr. I,. I'robyn, is no stranger to our read out*-, as It is the object of tlie I'hys leal Director to give personal, help lo each boy in this class. This class is op<n to any boy in (he city whose ace inils from 1" to H. A charge of I lee pet lesson will be made, payable ors, It ii lievelstoke resident (or ,at (.aci, Wgson. This is a good op- some years pust. being formerly em-'pbrtUnKj lor parents who wish their boys io hnve supervision while thc iiloved at lhe It. Manning establishment. Although only being open a lew dnys lbe genial proprietor re - ports having done u very brisk business ami is optimism* regarding the future, Poultry Assiciation Meeting The Poultry Association will meet iviiy lust Tuesday in the inoiilh ov er Bmythe'S Clpir Btore. We hear of two yonnc members ol lhe Itevelstoke Poultry and Pel Stock Association going into thc poultry ranching business in the ncur future, we wish them every SIICCCBS. Public Meeting During the convention ,,( the Grand Orange Lodge, a Public Meeting wni be held on Wednesday, February Hist in the opera house. The Orange Association number among Hr memlicrs some ol Iln best spenkcrs in the province of D. C, and the citizens of Revelstoke will bovs aje in the water. There is no rough play, nn throwing In and each boy is looked niter curefully. Watch Saturday'! issuo for the pro* glum of the musu-al trout thut aw aits every mun who attends the men's meeting on Sunday. Kvery Slloii is being put torth lo make next Sunday lhe best song service that has he-en held in the building for a long tun,'. Last evening the boys ol the Inter mediate class were Invited to spend lbe latlei part of the evening lltllio hOUM <>f William and Hussell Soulh- worth. two members of the class. A very pleasant hour wns spent. Mrs. Soitthworth proved herself to be the right kind of hostess, ns the mre things winch hoys like were amply provided, w Much Pleased lhave the opportunity of hearing them the piano arrived «afeiy, and is it thr preeenl time irom our on the nut. v good program is be .every waj whal I wns looking municipal .uni proi tidal i.(„]irs. owing to tin- tremendous lipanl 00 of ■ ami Unite) traffic thai Is taking i'i.,!. ,h ,,*,,, ii, Dominion, At tin- pn int t.me. our local option .1 Is now on • ii statute hooka, ronlcr? upon the resident thc goisl program ing arranged and an enjoyable ing may Ik- expected. All are i onu Taft, B.n., February 11, I1M2 .lohn llinghnm, BSq,, Revelstoko. Dear Mr. llinghnm,- I must apolo* irize for not letting Vou know thut In I.t. ol uu Is as ven II has the depth and bl illiutii \ wel-''li'l" or J'iIKi piano, the action IrespoflsiVt as any piano 1 hnve ever Don'l forgi i thai thc pictures at i'n* iviismi theatre an changed every night. idnycl on, i tnarkal.lc Instrument, and the volume nf tone Is for the ■ ll ' and slyle of Name Oiveu uu Hoiiuiet. Revelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. Men's Suits New Spring Styles They arc smart enough to hold their own in any gathering. Splendidly made of finest Tweeds and Worsteds. Prices from $20 to $35 McRAE Mercantile Co., Limited The Stiles Shop for Men anil Boys Stc >ck-Taking Sale Sec Our Window Display ol Leather Hand Bags We are offering these Specially Reduced Prices for a few days. Jeweller J? Q, BE^WS °Ptician WEDNESD \\ ri-ltl |4th, I91S THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE WEDNESDAY' FED, Uth, 1913. e Some Snaps in Local Realty House and Two Lots on MacKenzie Ave $4,100 House and Lots on First Stnet 3,500 Hi,use and Lot, South-West Corner Douglas and King Street 1-500 House and Lot, Fourth Street 2,850 ^ GOOD BUYS ! EASY TERMS! The Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd. ^ J Zbc flfeatMbevalfc PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY ANU 8AT0KDAY \T REVELSTOKE. B. C. Jnterlot pubttablno Company Limited J. K. JOHNSON, Manager. RALPH 0. BCRUTON, Editor. <yji;,qh.|i.\.hii WEDNESDAY' FEB, Uth, 1912. ■ i.m'iui'*l customei b call g ii • tin*,- the other day i little i'lll. took ii'ivan | tage ul iin nuspiclou occasion to' * ret soul unto the ed i appropoe "f certain leading ui - which have recently appeared u columns; he criticised us severely, and wound up with the brill! - ui.t'iy illogical remark, "l <1" nol know what youi principles nre, bui . - * thai you arc not n Unu.' This is the first tune we have evei ergon's nationality blamed on Ins principles Instead ul bis pai • we will Ignore thot little ■ and proceed lurther. In ca e others ol our readers arc Interested in oyir principles we take rt unity ol w Islng them up Be H known to oil advertisers, Bub rlhei who ore behind w .th • i * ip1 lone and whose ■i * ■ gion, readers, I lanadiana British subjects, Englishmen uud ■ ■ rs thai the i Jltor ol this papei was boi :* ,n that part ol England which li situated neai Yorkshire; be - ,, mtntster's son (wMch muy or may not be a recommendation , and Bt the time ol bis birth was s,. young .,- to be unable to make nu effective • ■ ther Ol these two id SO Wl she. 1. AU - p08St -- ., wealthy thi i me we had reached ttx agi ".' ;?. we tapped tins pai■ .: relative Ioi a loan, and Ball- iway. ■ twelve years were spent ; .i rich crop ol eipi i homesteads burnt In tl.. Bres ■' •..,:. and slaves Bold tin highest Mil - • ili.uit- , . ■*..*. ; nee lMi'i rt, gh thi Bweli ■ Said, or London unJ be strani Con- ■ : I-" ci Naples oi r prim pii - m than thai u ■ tforld's *.- * tbe Thai • lair pro evils ot tbe age ■ - ettei • -• - - the -■ I*. ,- ; . r. - * than 1 d Ik Vt, •.'-,-, ■ . ■ tn would pen pi mpu.. - • ti ■ • golden days .tf rawing . - . nd tell It all bail I rather lie it a.« "A n ■ • Tla • ■ . * ('„n ■1*1.tr ■»■-:, ■ • .,*i.i pri perty li *n « eountiv. ler any wl Item a who In i»n ,-. i • *. comes to tbi I) n nod a il '** mi ' ft■• choice if .IP i;,,..,! ,, l '.,:,.,!*,,,ri Iltf filttpe wbO * mm-- thej i titilil • hinder It The qualifications Wl poaaeee .'or Caaadian cltisenaMp, are those pOMSeeed b} nine tenthn of the Inhabitants •.( this country west ..( ti,. Greal i.ui-f. l'ml it should lorgotti it t I i ■ a mors uni I'nt ■ i there ia between i*i aln, i'ur render' •■ ■ ti )•.< know '.ui> more ahout us, we respectlully tlicin to (ul uit* issues ill this Impi i. ainl to our lar*.:c colored puHtoi-s, There nre always two sides to ov |or.\ ijuisimn mul the subject "I delays in treight shipments to Arrow I .tikes points is no exception to the rule, It is learned from official sources that n local freight train leaves Revelstoko three times per week lor Arrowhead, This train is now operating .-uul will be all summer. During th lirst week in February there were i Lms of coiiils shipped from Revelstoke over the south run, while lhe average weekly shipments ol trelght from Hevelstoks to southern points since July let, 1310, was 70 tuns. while more than half of this Tu tuns tm' shipments of Bugar to various Crow's Nest points and therefore not local freight. It Is pointed out that hi any I'Us-i ,* ■ s mistakes will happen and thai the railroad business is no xception. Thai delays In shipments ol freight Irom Uevelstoke to Lake points have occurred is admitted, but they were only Isolated eases. It is also learned thai to accommodate Revelstoke in rcbants the railway is running nn ii l em- once a week to Arrowhead, while the oil Shipments selili.ni e\- c .1 500 pounds. From whal can lie gathered every endeavor will he made to have Iretght Bhipmcnts delivered promptly in lu- in,*. Freight leaving Kevelstoke ono day should connect with the ho.it leaving the lollowing morning and land at Lake points thnl day or the iluy alter shipped Irom Revelstoke. The Hallway <'otnpalu does ti"t think that the presenl trelght shipments warrant n dally freight train to \i rowhead, bul will endeavor to make Igood connections with their in » ikly freight service. I ... . ... REVELSTOKE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY CONCERT OPERA HOUSE, FEB. 20 PROGRAMME: PART I i Pianohorik Solo Miss Prances Lawson j Pari Song., "Song of iho Vikings" The Choir ; Dukt "The Pilot" Mis. \V. Bews, Mr, R. Lawrence 4 Pari Song "The Parting Kiss" Tlie Choir na) "Youre tho Queen in thc i 5 Songs Kingdom of my Heart" Mr, R. Lawrence I (b) "Say an Rcvoir" ti Trio " Gipsy Laughing Trio" Mrs. Squarebriggs, Mrs. Dent, Mr. Allum 7 Pari Sum; "The Sea hath its Pearls" The Choir PART II i PlANOFORTK Hi t.i . . . .Miss 1'. Lawson, Mr. J. \\. Watson, M. IV Mai "The dear little Sham-1 2, Irish airs.. J rock" IMrs. W. S. Cameron I (hi "Come back to Brin" I 3 Quartette. ..... "Conn- where tlu- Lillic's Bloom" Mrs. Bews, Mrs. Dent, Mrs. K. Lawrence, Mr. Mlum .| Song "The Beautiful Land of Nod". .Mrs. Squarebriggs 5 Oi.n English Air., "The Loss of Richmond Hill". .The Choir ti Dri.v "Tlu-Cousins". .Mrs. Thus, Mrs. Robinson 7 OUARTKTTK "Killai ncv" Mrs. Bews, Mrs. Dent, Mr. R. Lawrence, Mr. Allum s Chori s (from I'aust) "Glory and Love to lhe Men ol Old" The Choir Conductor Mr. J. E. Waston, Mus. Bac. 1 Mas is i Miss Wrigley. FORSALE 100 Ttinroihjhbred White Leghorn Pullets All Laying 100 Ihnroughbred Rhode Island Red Pu'Jets All Laving CALL AT THE Livelstokc Poultry Yards at Revelsti ke R. C or Phone 234 or Address JOE MORGAN P. O. Box 227 Hevelstoke. B. C. Sewing Machines A nice new stuck of Sinu- er and Wheeler Wilson - inp Machines For Sale cr Hire by the month al Manning's. All kinds "t' i. uch ine nei Btocked. H. MANNING. Agent. Electric Restorer for Men .ini an'l -.llai.lv. Pftmilurodec* ij iittknm >■■:' i ' "• r>i";i''""":> »» trVSAVK "ThiUuiii-.u,' "ci.. St. fstliarln*". Ont. Hold at MuduStO'r V'"l BUtf* Admission 5Uc. - - Seats reserved al McDonald's 25c. extra OPERA HOUSE ONE NIGHT ONLY SATURDAY, FEB. 17th . DO YOU KNOW That the distinguished English Comedian C. JAMES BANCROFT and his Company ot English Artists of the highest merit and standard with the m N EW BOY' As played by" him over 2.500 times in London and at Ottawa Cct. 10th, 191 launder the patronage and immediate presence of their excellencies Earl Grey" and Countess Grey" upon their last public b nee in Canada, and they" were in poroxysms of laughter until they" had to wipe their eyes and gasp for breath. Its a Scream from Beginning to End So all Say" whu have seen it Prices $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 50c Seats on Sale at Mar.donald's CANADIAN PHOENIX INSURANCE CO. Financial Statement Dec. 31st, 1911 Ll.W-i. • i [mnl "j* H VS8KTS I Vttt I IM! Ixrt*if« niljimlfl * mil I'lani ■ i.iri-'l* i avii ui «vent's ii it.it,*! -in-: ■ *l ■ i .ill 71 Pj^*._^^_^^_^_ ... , ., " •-Mill ..*: . I ' ' ' . • | -, I Hf I t'l.H ', UO W. 8 HOBLRTSON. mm* |\(oronationw JL^jTEAwi Packed in BEAUTIFUL CORONATION SOUVENIR TINS 60 $ a pound in commemoration oi the coronation o' KitiR limine V," kidffWftyi" havr iml nn Ilio in.iiUtt ,i coronation tin ol a most plcturctqua and exquisite dcilgn, bearlnii excellent portraiti o( Kmik George V» Queen Mnryandlhe I'rlnco nf \\',ile»_ Special panels havo been designed ■ ri>rrscntinu Cnnnda, India, Africa, Auitralia and New jBnl.imt. Only :i fuiuu-.t mnnlipi have hecn iaipuitcd. I'ricoftOo. I'M one pound tliu, AUCTION SALE Ol House Furniture Second Street opposite Presbyterian Church Tuesday. Feb. 20th I'lu- liitiiitiint niiihlsts oi Dresden*!, Stimils, [ron nnl Hrnsa BmlsU'nil», Sprinijs iimi Matlrvanes like m*\\, ^iilt*- liounl. Itxteiision tiiblc mul diners, Solid i inl. .Munis Chair, Hed Lounge, nit B'-dav Clock, A r.iiriH-.v Oxford Range, Art Souvenir Heater, llelgiuin Pile Cnrpels nnd i iii I'lulli, I'.u lm Tables, Kitchen utensils and host ol other useful household effects in numerous in mention. This is a greut opporluiiiu lo parlies intending in furnish iimr homes. Everything Sold without Reserve under instructions Irom Mi-* McDonald, llu owiu l* W, PARRY, Auctioneer. E. G. BURRIDGE Tinsmith Repairs, Hot Air, Pipe and Furnace work -WORK 8HOP- Cunnaught Avo. - Rovvlutoko ItHVlCl.ST'JKK COUNCIL No, 21, ROYAL TEMPLARS OF TBMPKRANCB Meets every Hnd and nii Thursdays in Oddfellowi Hall, at I o'clock, Visiting Templars ore cordlall) In vit.'d to attend. w. K. Ml'NSiiS. s. c. A. 1). TOURNBR, lt. 8. SKLKlHlv LODQB l^, l. o. u. t. Meets overy Thursday evening Id Selkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting brothren cordially Invited. J. S. HOOLKY, N. U. JAS. MATHIE, Secretary. COURT MT. UEUUIE, No. M61. OF I. O. F. Meets in I. 0*. O. F. Hall next to Tailing's Opera House every secuuil and fourth MouUuy iu in.uit.li. Visit ing brethren cordially welcomed. a. vi. liia.i,. c. r. WM. 8. CAMERON, Rec.-Sec O. W. O. W. Mountain View Camp, No. i.:t Meets Second aud Fuurtb Wetlues days in each munth in Selkirk Hall. Visiting Woodmen arc cordially inviU'd to attend H. W. EUWARUS, Con. Com. JAMES McINTYRB, Clerk. COL1J RANGE LOOOB, K. ol V.. NO. N, REVELSTOKE. U. 0. Meets every Wednesday eicepl lbs Third Wednesday nl rarh montb lr Oddlellowg' Hall at 8 o clock. \imt ing Knigbts are cordially Invited. '. W. i..Mil.ASH, ('. 0. . li BROOK, tt. of R. * 8. M of F. i-.* *'il I-'.nav LODOB, No. ;b A. F »ut| A. M. n i in,:**, in I ii'-i'l hi MAS i*'.|i rHMPLB, OthUallows' llali on ths Third Monday In Mteb month ,. \ Isitiag brathrtn ar« rnrd.aiiy traleomi a i HoMI 01 i\* M, N u ROBERTSON, Secretary - AGENT hah', by. MeOARTBR and PINKHAM llsrrlslers, Bollcltort, BU Imperial Bank Dol diog Rsrel- itoke, B '' Mi.iKiy tn Loan. H*nvel«tok». II <;., and Oreobrook, n 0, M.i oi t'l, A M PiokhAffl, J. A I lin ■'? Revelstoke, OrMbrook UOBERT BUtTH, nrial Land Hii.r*, ir, Mining Hiirveytir. Bnginitsrinl Mrll'S/lll AVK, ,u iv iik.. RBV8UIT0KH M ii tr A L L 4 A li r H I r K ■ I V. O. Boa 146, Rei elstoke, B.C. |/N^TI?JJMEM| OF-* AUU cveisloke Music 8lore McKcn/i« Ave. J. Bingham, Prop. FOR 112 YEARS POTTIE'S CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN STOCK REMEDIES Have Been Used With Success Four generations hnve improved tliem until they have no equal, Keep your horses, cattle and oilier stuck insured by hav* ing on liiiiul a supply of Pottie'a Remedies, Sold in Revelstoke by ARMSTRONG & CO JOHN POTTIE &. CO., VANCOUVER, B.O, Rosedene Nurseries Kevelstoke. B. C. House Plants, Ferns, etc. Cut Flowers, Roses, Carnations, etc Thos. Newell Prop. Designs Uox Sl l'lione 2(J5 FURNITURE We carry a complete stock of Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, etc. Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. R. Howson & Co., Revelstoke, B. C. CTJT FLOWEES Wc nre s|hi i.ilt. uu; in ill varieties In Seanon nl Cut l'liuM i -. inn -lifniii** is uusurpassetl. I'niilr ami iiisp,*, l Ifi yoursell. FUNERAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY REVELSTOKE NURSERIES \V. II. I'OTTRL'Fl', MunaRer. On South Road, Half a Mile from Town SEE OUR FEBRUARY SPECIALS TO THB PEOPLE OF REVEL STOKE DISTRICT Si ur I,.si ol Specials lor K uary, read on and make a Bote ol it. St.inn sash nml doors, mouldings mul turnings ol all km.lH, kitchen tniiled. utmii* and cabinets, ofllce desks, stools, and Hl- Ing cabinets, drawers, cupboards, shelving, counter tops, showcases, imii-y window glass, paint, varnish, Kalsomlne, rootings and building pn i>,-is. all nt special prices, Ucm Workmanship, sutlstactlon guarante ed. See im il you are contemplating huiidlng a house, store or doing any i'.ii'-m repairs in tho Bpring, or ml- ding .in addition nl any kind to your present building. Vou will profit by uur wide experience and save money, We give estimates [reely on all kimln ol constructional work, Ymir en- quities are solicited. All orders promptly attendod to, The Revel stoke Sash & Door Factory, P. O. Box 196, Hen. 1). Shaw, Prop.,'Phone No, 261. The Revelstoke Sash and Door Factory p, ii. Box 9*5 i'.i i ■ n. SHAW, Prop. Phone Ko. -''tl lames Bancroft in " New Boy," Opera House, Feb, i; WEDNESDAY1 FEB, Illli, 191 ' THE IMI^LJL £IJdlttJ±.T>JD, BEVELSTOKE WEDNESDAY' FICU. Htli, 1912. . . . It Might Be Gold ■ . . IB TTT It Ib always hot iri the plunge at Hnlcyon Hot Springs, whose natural hot medicinal waters arc the most wonderful health restorer on the Continent Oui'.i'L'i'iii'd of cures of rheumatism and other chronic complaintB .h unequalled anil verified by our gratified patrons. Located among the greatest scenery of Canada, easy of access,--the Sanitarium is luxuriously fitted and finished for com fori, and convenience of quests. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Wm. BOYD, Proprietor, Halcyon, Arrow Lakes Ttie Liquor Act HOTEL CLIMAX RESTAURANT mmmmtmmmm open NIGHT AND DAY1 I White Help Only Employed Poard by the Day or Week Night Restaurant Short Order W. C. HATCHELOK, - jauntier. rig^mi H, J. McSORLtr, Proprietor. Strictly First Class Rooms Single, en Suite and with Bath VlCtoi in. l'i I), 11—Hon. Vi. .1 Bow- ii. attoruej n'norul, baa given no- iiim ui a bill tu amend tbo provlnolal liquor acl ol 1910 I Iih objsct ib to iImhI iii more drastic lasblon In main taining I be sl indai d ol road bouses ami country hotels and tbe removal nl llconsos from these whoa tbey arc luiiiiii to br bouses ui assignation ami iik.'iI (ni improper purposes or when Interdicts are served tbereat, ii Iiiih also come to ii»' knowledge uf tbc government tbat in Victoria, Vancouver and other oltlos a number ui itoensod hotels arc knowii to opet ali' almost exclusively as assignation iimiKt'H with nu pretense ol compll - nnoo with tbe requirements named for hotol licenso privilege, Those places aro notorious traps (or young girls. Oivlc tndlflorenoe bas been responsible lor tbelr contlnuanoe but now tbe governmenl mil step In, oroattng n law in moei sueb oases and in t'lTiM-t punishment, Thai i be govornmenl Is rigidly en forcing tin' liquor law is borne lestl mony to by tbe taet thnl the total numbor ol Issued liquor Hoonsos during 1011 wan 818, an Incronso nf only ii ovor run. Ten licenses woro cai rt'iioil during tho year or ronewal ap plications refused and Ave others lapsed, Tin' rocortl ol prosecutions mill convictions undor tho ael In un organised districts shows a total ol 108 prosecutions In which 86 tonvlc tioiiH were secured, The caBos ot edi Ing liquor without a license numbered ■I , ol Siimliiy liquor trading 12 mnl uf having possession of liquor 13 und ul having poBsossioii ol liquor for thO purposos ol sale I.'i. A liital ol H4,C75 was collected In linen, cr- elusive uf court costs, they exist In British Oolumbia, orea tion ol a number ol new Supreme Ci.nrt Judges iu residence In the mim mis districts—an the Kootenuy, Nona Imo, Bkeeua, etc.—ami such division and diminution ol Supreme Uourt work to the Individual Judgos as will make It possible and practicable for ibe Supremo Court Judges to lake over the County Courl work, all ao nuns in whioh lesser sums tbau $100 are Involved i,r<>ii>u. ol course, to tbo magistrates in tho small debts oouri Certain it is thai somo drastic re f mii.hi with respeoi to tbe Coun ty Courts In British Oolumbia bus hecn dlsolosed In reooni practice to tie imperatively neoossary, ami II le understood to be the Intention ol lho Attorney-General to take up with the Minister ul Justice "i tbe oarl leei opportunity this porplexlng prou lorn in ail its complications. His Honor Judge Thomson Land Settlement Figures Herewith we publish sume Intorest mi: figures showing ti»' wlatlve mn ,.nuts ul aoroago taken up in tin provinoe the past few yours During lbe past, week in llie 1'ruv Incial House Mr* Brewstor asked th iiiiii. Minister ol Lands tbe lollow lug questions; i. How ninny acros ol land been pre-empted In oaeh year In I'M 1 I ael usl ve 1 2. How ninny aeoes ul land luen sold in eaeb your, 1'.105 co 11)11 i nei nsive,' J. How many lines id land bnvu ini'ii Crown-granted to pre-emptora in e.ieh year, 1906 tu lull Inclusive i. How many acreB nt land have heen Crown-granted to purchasers in pul, yenr. 1906 tu lllll Inclusive. 5, What were the classifications uf I be lnmls suid m eaeb year from IU05 tu I'lll, giving amount ul land and I er classification I ' 1.. What amount ul revenue bus been 1H06—4B.00O acroB. 100*7 -mi,nuo acres, I'-'i's 4*1,553 ncros. 1800 60,380 aoroa, 1910 .mi.:n» acres. mu 109,088 acres, I. 1908 94,188 iiMi-es. I'.hii; 878,118 aei-.'s. 1907 :.;i;i,ii(i aores. 1008—103,824 iieres. 19011 883,390 arms. i'mii, :M!i,iii„H acres, 1911—8911,316 neres, 8, 'I'lie olassiHcatlon uf lnmls is md given in ibe Crown grants, ami would have to lie ext.riiel.od from Hn' iimt riot rogiebors, 0, 1906—$ 141,610,88, 11106— 1(9,891,91, 1907— 668,086.31, 1908— 848,086,00, 1909*- 0^8,004.84. 1910- 8,618,188,76. 1911— 2,481,881,86, Under New c-Miina^ement HOTEL GRAND NAKUSP, B. C. First-Class Accommodation ami Sample Rooms Kates -$1.00 to 22.00 Per Day JOHN A. THEW, Proprietor have 1906 Iiave LAST CHANGE FOR FREUD LAND, | A reseipiillua nl fertile valley land is now open In Motlco, Homesteads it'i'iv, (inly requirement Is to have live aores ol bananas planted within live yeursf An authorised company will pluut. tho bananas ami market I them on shares, your share should bring |800 per aero aiiniinfly. The '.) .1 itt lm Plantation Co., Block 2009, [Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.A., distribute I Mexican laml in the U.S. and Canada Write fur particulars. You need not go to Mexico. t.c. Central Hotel Abrahamson Bros., Props.'I Enlarged «nd Improved, Firel-Clawi In ererj renpect. All modern conTsniencss l.nri;.' Sample lloumi, Rates $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates Revelstoke, B.C. Victoria, Feb. ID—Mr. George ll. Thompson ol Craubrook baa been ap- received In eucl pointed Counts Court Judge lur theiinclusive, Irom t'uuiity uf Kootenay, to succession to landB? His Honor .Indue Wilson, rrsiguod. I The I lull. Mr, and will at once enter upon liis new lows; duties. I "J. Taking tin Mr. Thompson bus practiced lu issued and assigning 160 ucros to Cranbrook during tbo past ten yours each record, the amounts arc us lol- and ie well known tu almost every- | lows; year, 1906 lo l'.Ul. the sale ol Crown Ross replied ue lol- niiiniior uf records COMING EVENTS It'elniiaiy 11 Valentines Dance, nn | dei* (iiils Auxiliary ol tbo Hospital February 20—Philharmonic Hooloty I lOiiterlalniiienl. Fobruary 22—J. II. ('. Concort, Op- | era lluiise. I'oliruury 2<l—L'ustlu BqUare Enter- i tainers. ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J". ALBERT STOHSTE JPPfcOIF. body resident uf Oasl Kooteuay. Ho was burn In Toronto In 1871. Siuco (the Incorporation ol Cranbrook, be jlma aetod as eity solicitor, the duties ol which ulliee will DOW bc assumed by ex-Judge Wilson—a mutually satisfactory exchange ol responsibilities being thus involved. Various suggestions have from time to time been advanced as to the proper course to pursue In rcc- tlfylng existing unsatisfactory conditions, some leudors at tbo bar even Igoingsofar as to suggest the entire abolishment ol the County Courts as 1905—154,800 acres, 19C8—167,680 acres. 1907—191,760 acres. 1908-946,600 acres, 1909—269,900 acres. 1910- 397,840 .u-res. 1911—981,960 acres. 2, 1906— 50,101 aores. 1909—996,883 ucres. 1907—211,660 ncrce. 19118—181,911 acres. 1909—648^889 acres. llllll—2.006.173 acres. 1911—918,669 aores. 3. 1905—11,00(1 acres. W. PARRY Lute Polisher of Howson's Furniture Store Rcpolishcs. Makes Old Furniture New. Estimates Freely Given. GIVE ME ATRIAL Drop Card in Post Office Union Hotel | JIM XI.U l.Y RKPAIRED RATES, . $1.50 PER DAY Weekly aiid monthly rates i" be arranged. Meal Tickets, .'1 meals for 'Mill FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE, 11. C. A. r. llKVKSQUK, Proprletoi Laughton C&, Tapping, Props. First Street. Kevelstoke, B. C. Windsor Hotel Restaurant European Plan Open Day and Night. - Meal Tickets, $6.00 MONTHLY BOARD UNION HOTEL ARROWHEAD, B. 0. Special Attention Riven to commeruia: men anil touristH. Flrst-clasi sample rooms. Finest scenery in British Columbia, overlookiiiK Upper Arrow Lake. W. J. Lightburne, Prop Dr. de Van's Female Pills I A reliable French regulator) never (nils. Th/se pill* nre exceedinRly pmverlul In U'RuUtttig the Rcneruilvc porlinn of flic Icmalo nystum. Keluse ,<ll cheap imitation!*. Dr. rt« Tan's are sold at •K a l>nx, or three Inr f 10. Mailed tn dnv nddresi. Th« Scobf 11 Drug Co.i St. Catliftrlun, Ont. J.P.SUTHERLAND Transfer Draying Handling Pianos a Specialty R. Z. CRAWFORD C0NJRACIING Phone 42 - Night Phone 85 PAINTER Satlifactlon Kuiranteed Agent for Flexlumc Electric Signs R. Z. CRAWFORD Residence Cor. UrA St.. anil Rolwonsie Shop in Alley back of B. J. Bourne's Store, First Street Mr. Investor I - -1 am Talking to You! YOU Have Speculated and LOST WHY NOT INVEST in something where you CANNOT Lose ? WHY NOT INVESTIGATE fully before you put your money into investments ? VANCOUVER offers to careful investors-small and large -- absolute security and certain Profits. I have a few lots on hand in District Lot 200, South Vancouver. Size 33 x 137.8 feet. 66 feet Roads, 20 feet Lanes. Local Street Car lines within a few minutes walk. Price, $500 for inside Lots and $1100 for Double Corners. TERMS : One-Third Cash and balance at 6,12 and 18 months. Interest at 7 per cent, per annum. These Lots are situated in the Best part of South Vancouver and are the best value on the Market To-day. Secure one if you can possibly handle it. DO IT NOW. I will guarantee your money. V W.W. LE FEAUX, REVELSTOKE, B.C. Offices at Vancouver and Hollyburn, West Vancouver *<~mmm WEDNESDAY THE iM!AIL-HEEALD, REVELSTOKE WEDNESDAY' FEB, 14th, 1912. NEWS FROM Fi AND NEAR :* itoi rm mo Mi Ki--. ol Ti uiu K.S., ItcJ Jat I! *l 78, pri Weill Tail Iibh signed I lie |)i a clam .' ■ ' Imll I lug Ni » Mexico to • n i \ atriki ol ilreiiicii ami engiueerB In 1. ,.** .. '*. *. i | ',,1 tn-,illy 1 H-,l |||i i siiwuj • iftlc .n Argentina, Hi i •■ i.i there, editor ol i Ion 'Trutl II ■ I oo Jan. LCI li al 1 :.*;..:■ Italy, agsd M \ **.i: - the birthplace ol Mr, l-l * . ,*. .'1 i red H I aim* gnll loll ul bis many Di. Sophia Jex Ulnke i he dial mr . . u , id di rn ill the lid in **<i ol Medicine lol v.. .ii • ■ Iled London on Jan 8th, i. teams!: Russ loun- luring a gale iu tho Black «In il<* total i % % % ■% % «.%-»%-%.-• *«,-5 nnd tjiieon lo liorlln, The visil will lain* plnci ially in I In' spring ainl '.till lasl llir lays, Tholl MuJoBtlos will taj al llu- Now I'alati', al 1'itl-i dam. An elaborate program nl (os- tlvltlcs ii- i" in1 propnrod, Including an army review, a gain |iortormntico ai tin' opera, ollicial dinners ami a llllll ill lli'lllll (Jnstlo, Tii.* Spanish I'romlor having rocom men lod i in- oxocutiou nl oi ii "I s,\ itl'lklng imi ri m, i-iiMili'iniicil in ileal i lor murdering a Judge ami wounding several courl olllclals In Vab a la *i Boptomhor, tin* Radicals mi/. I iin* occasion in wage a cam pnigii agalnsi iiim government ami ivorli up populni oxcltsmonl in a ti hi* *i ous state. 'I'lii' premier realix- ml:, nn tic .-ul, t hat la- had made a political blunder in excluding ona m.in limn reprieve, resigned, but mi tin* earnest retiuest nl tla* King con -.inti',I tu retain oflU-e, ("highest quality "eTsT'D \iiiit:.\ 7*1? A The taste for Ridgwaya Tea, like n laale for thc hest muoic, may have lo he acquired hy some, hul when once acquired il is ,"i source of lar-tiiiR delight, 'lhe world's finest tea, always (vesli, i.lid so strong it f'oes much farther than ordinary teas. Sealed in air-tight, dust- proof, quarter, half and pound packages. Jr^jja-^ "Her Ma mr— Br>o'a jesty'sBlend" $1.00 perl ock" 60c, Old Country " 50c. " Capilal Household" 40c. Mny Xoli' /■( llilil num ol Rett Shops AWARDED GOLD MEDAL. LONDON 1911 ch look m r. r. Son on Jan. llth, with the "nu.--; |.v n |„,„,|.,,|, collision, wl * - ■ ' " * a ,"t"1 jpiaco "ii Jniuiary —tli. on th Hallway al St, Vincent do Paul, near ..... *.. ., ,•*.*,, ,*.„,,*i,i has ni' Montreal, Bvc mon wero killed and the Diet i I which is ten sorlouslj Injured. A passonger . , compe| all loalers and train Irom Quohcc, liiBtend ol taking r ...* ,., BUIu)0ri their lam tho siding m the station, wenl * es to go to work straight ahead and plunged Into n i .. , „. . nam Irom Montreal, which was » :; -'■'■■■ "" S" V"k ?!f" standing on the main line expecting ' -••-■"' -'" proposes the abolition ^ c ^^ ^ |ukii (h(i mnR hm nt (or murder ami ... i tutlon ol llle Imprisonment ', pernot Di> lavors tin* measure. State im J Cburcb In Portugal ..I the Quelioc nam al accident to tbe nlr sponding owing to the by .it.: t onSlcl over the new regu- ■ ■• - governing public worsblp. The priests it Beveral places have abandoned ili ■ church is ami services have n - impended, John \1 nSaiuaia '*! San Francis- known to tbe police ol manj cil . • .,- ' \'i~tiai*.ni Mack,' has hocu .*.*•• ted in New Vork charged with band .* Jynamited and robbod ou ■ i Ith o! $375,000 the branch ol the Bank of Montreal in New West - tei li C. Mai Namara has u .- * rlminal record. Accord,in.- to a Bombay report tbc Maharajah Bclndla ol Uwallor, lias cancelled Ihb engagement to tbc -Jack wur ol Baruda's daughter on account o! the Ciuekwar'i connection with a * ■* ■-• d England, and his dis * ■ in--; it* K ng Beoigi at tint inn ii ,.'. Delhi. The engineer tlilllltCS till* brakes not t frost. Th 'i'i- Is much anxloty In it i'i- tlio probability ol tin' coal minors' strike wliicb is England nal lonal Indlcnl Ml?. Sainanth.i Stanton Nellis eel ebrated bei 102 birthday at Naples, NY., "ii Jan. "tb. Sbe enjoys the • ilth. and each fall earns enough to support hei lor tbe eusu .nu- yeai by working In tbc grape bouses ol tbc Keula dlstriot, trim n ng and packing Iruit lor market. A greal * n ...-• on tbi figures ol ■ . :*;■**. ..ia: marks the ship iii-li results ns are knowii ol m miners' ballot thai was conclud ! un Jan. 18th. H a national strike i declared, it must nol begin bo- iie March I, as the men have to in a month's notico, hul <l I* nly I mrs ol ii strike are * atislng both largo businesses ami householders tn rcploulBh then supplies ol '"al [or th*' emergency, Prices therefore ar- rising, but thoro is Btrong hope that a settlement will tic com,- to, ■iti agreement has as yet been i-eneb- i*i between tbe Lancashire cotton a ill owners and operatives. The tuneral services ol the lal M i' ,i Tennyson Dickens, youngest sun ..I the great novelist, were bold in iTrinity church, New York, on Jan. Rth, ami wen* attended by n large number ol notable persons. As Mr. Dickens' object in coming to .America on a lecturing tour was to raise funds lor Impoverished granddaugh! ers and other members ol his lather's family, it is believed wealthy A m.t iciuis will take Mn* mattei up mid so somewhat oflsel the debl owed t*' l' , kens by millions ol his readers and admirers on this side ol the At stng which began on Jan. 12th, show enormous gains lor tho Socialists, imt as second ballots have to bo east in many places lhc result of the ■ li cl mus Will not Ihh definitely known fm* Bome 'lays yet. Tlie scull Official Cologne 0aiette, the mouthpiece nt the B'orolgn Office, calls upon voters to suppress petty puny differences ami to go to lhe polls with lhe pence menacing events nf last summer toil iii thoir minds, tn the oxclus mn nf all othor topics. The supreme need nf the bunt is ihe election of a pn i'l lumen! thoroughly alive in th.' li*.sh sacrifices which the dictates nf self-preservation require the Fatherland to make. Tin* Imperial government's fear ol Socialism nml iis apprehension ihat the Socialists will Kam swe ping victories In the u ir stai: clictioiis are betrayed m an wl ection manifesto, in ll Socialism is declared to he Ihr 'nrch enemy ol the Slate,' nnd the electors are ail lured t i'onipiisii its iinai ovci- tlit'iiW rates on goods transported by such ra.lway In.Ill Villi! OIIVCI til ' "HlltS located In British Columbia, Vlberta ami Saskatchewan und Manitoba on the main line ami mi the time's Nest branch tine as compared with tbo rates charged by such rallwai to lhe Bame territory (for tho groator dis- taiieei Irom Montreal, Queboc and other points on the Atlantic bob honrd. I "i In Tease from mnking ami i narn Ing discriminating ral n wheat I anil oats coilBlgltod ft"in Alherla to 1 the I'acilic eoasl as i*,.in|ial',*il Willi the charges on wheal und oats ilor tho greater dlstanco) Irom points In the prairie proi luces to Lake Superior. "(c) Conse frnin making an.l charging discriminating passenger rates l o passengers In British Columbin and ospoclall) commercial travellers, as i iparcd with tho passenger rales charged by such railway iii other sec i mis of Canada." Bx. illdlng returns im 1911, just issued Inntic. •:. Clyd I'h. shipbuilding in m,*. Andrew Carnegie tcsl \ ...--.:;. * a ti., Clyde bus bad a re- ;, ,,. the Steel Investigating commit cord year. The total tonnage "f the ,,., IM Washington, sai.l tlm thi - Clyde output is 1340,000 re ,, active competition In 103 Bbips, as compared |,„8 pa8scd He advocated an 11 ' '19 tons in ,, .*,; commission to conl • "* and •-' ions last *,,..i told the committei aboul . • .'h Mr. Rockefeller wheie j Mr. ft ton .s head ■■! ,: '"''' control nl Mr. Rockefeller's tiie adn ounces th- lorm- HAIR HEAITH If You Have Either Scalp or Hair Trouble, Accept This Oiler When we promise ynur money hack fnr tho mere asking if Rexall '")■'•" I'liu Tonic 'Iocs not ,1" as we el.nnl ii will, ymi certainly have no reason :■■•. even hesitating l" tcy it We ■ I., m.t .isk v..ii in obligate yoursell .'i an> wa). I We could imi afford to so strongly endorse Rexall "93" Hair Tonli and Conl .nil'* If Sell 'I as w. 'In. II .1 'l.'l imt Jo as we claim. Should mn enthusiasm carry ns away, ami Hexall ii.i.i Tonic nol give entire sal tn the users, they would n ns imh mn* tatem< nml m consequent ir but tlge wo I Therefore, when we assure you that Rexall "93 li.i Ti m .■ • prompt ite dandruff stimulate hair growth am! prevent pretnal know what ■* Wo boi • ■ ll - greasy an.l will not gum H W. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST Animal Rugs, Game Heads and Birds Mounted P. D. Box 31, Revelstoke FOR SALE CHEAP Empire Typewriter Slightly Used Apply - Mail-Herald Wood for Sale GOOD DRY OR GREEN FIR OR HEMLOCK. CEDAR WOOD FOR SALE Apply to Chas. Turnross l'i If pliont' House No. 07 'lVlephnna Camp No. 21*5 ol a ival war staff, which has naval writ • r«. This stud, rhicl Ml ' !ta rain ol the navy. ■ .'• ■ IhIsions, namely eb will di al w,th war rmatio • ral oi -. wbich will A- .i ■<■-!,,t ul tta '.*, i*r,t ri !,-*. • • - : . fferi ■ • provinces - • of Manitoba *.:■* to lx real toi I 11 ■•■ '" livid - ,*,.. •-■:■■ 1367.1 • _• I2!t% ' tla »:■.Jar. i . j. . I; British l'o (191,701 " • I ■ -"'t- . toba lo« 11,1 I'rlocs '.rntttj. * - :■".,. e ' ■ iry. Pi ve pi . I Iou ■i • ■ a, -•*»• . npoo i **-r .■. :'■■ I - • r .' * ,- the api . ■ . • -- nn. ■ t till- jifp ol • try peri ; at I •■! bomi 'i ■ Tnrklf Cl ml er ol Dep tl bas hwn dissolved i * ,* to ts i * ■',-■ rn t"'t the constltutl ..,,, ■ f'ftt.i II, pru . ■ .- that. II, .- iitai m .v d -- *i-'e >ii* Parliamenl • .., ; wai This was -attacked i ,.; the Opposltlan,: ,.,.. . •:, ■, ., fee i, in* accompanied .-ho debate on 'he proposed modlfli a tinn ul ttie fnnst,ta<ion. 'i'ho Union ir.,,j,.,i to provoks n lIlflBolu ' ai ol*.' holtllilL-s .11 llie l.ak ■* region al holding rhen tm tie st.** .. '.hl-m pari • ■ t., \|, Carnegie i.tfeiri.l i nmph he ii.i*! • aire. M I press i- .t. reg ird to thi ■ i^ i.ut the Parle presi lurm M nm well loundi • ■ !..!- • • :ss 8 pa 1 * > Francs - -. • -,..|\ ,■ solute ■■ ■ ■ * Western freight Bates ■ ll *i theil nd the Lai ulii- mnl Rl K-.nr rd, t hi il oi ' * , ned ■ ''•alile •••'■ ■ ul ■jh the medial the Brll Ideratioi • Pai Is Then • -•'.-...* ii am) ■ thi mtl ■■ iri ul i'n* * ■ Unionist ■ . * - i inn ... * ..a to recognise an It -h pai hem ^mw ■ ths C.P.I mi - * ■f iti. ■■ Mon of tl* Obamber at nil cM»ts. It loimeul ,m*l demanding foi Glutei i '• . . .,, •,,., ..' their exact I nei iperatlng ■ ■ .... t ■ nt Port trthur ,- the i '* U I : ' .. I • " Vi'l'l'iat.. n *f • *, * ! i t ",.*t II ll fm.,., I ■ i , • the nly alti nal * • -' ": ent nilt * ' ■•"'" ' " Mi King li ''■• an i Istei pi inrtnding ,,. nl tO I lie ' I*' ' '' I' "' '*' ' ii ,. ,,i an .mi" ' « "''' "'" ' ,„,,.• . i,|,llihe.I we n * .leterm '.o.l C i' n and f s it ■ | through Thi it-..I*.i ■ iiio.I ,n oi„im« t to I eluded im. saying tl il m, n it exeessive and not proporMn BOWLING SCHEDULE si-Jt unu BKOTION. uwuig to tbc large numboi ol mem hen wishing to participate In the bowling, it wiih pressed upon un to lorm a new* league. Koiir teams con BtltUts the league, nud the games will be played ofl on the alleys ou Tuesday and Thursday evenings, com tuenclng at > p.m. sharp. Thus it Will give all others who huve not hcen placed on any team an opportunity to hnvo a gams before eight o'clock. Krh. is- J.B.C. v. Mletdrahs Feb. it -Lawrence Co. v. Ramblers. Feb. 16—Businessmen v. V.M.C.A. Feb. 19—J.B.C. v. Ramblers. Feh. :o—Ueavern v. Maple Leafs. Feb -". Law(ence Co. v, Corley's. Fen. its—Buslnessmon v. Lawrence Oo j..—v.m.c.a. v. Ramblers. Feh. 28—J.B.C. •*,. Corley llmise Mai. i n -.* • it nn a v. Ramblers. Mar 1- \ .Ma' \. v. Corley House. Mar. 5—Beavers v. Maple l. Mar. 6—J.B.C. v. Lawrence t". Mar. 7—Mletdrahs v. .1. B. C. Mar. ■ H.s a v. LaRrence Co Mar. li—v.M.c.A. v. Lawrence Co. Mar. 12—Maple Leafs v. Beavers. Mar. 13—Corley House v. Ramblers. Mar. ll—.1 H i v. Mletdrahs. Mapli Leafs. v. .1 B.C. * v. J.B ' . Beavers, M. tli.ihs. ■;.in ited li itead ■.( ii constitute a WHISKY HOLDS ITS VICTIMS Until Released by Wonderful Sa*. , maris Prescription - «o'i -p inflammation an4 lr. • stomach uol *>aksns • • Tni i'Mtly t>r per n««r Is often t ■: :e 1 to < • -•** against >' 'HI by his un- « lysis condition. ?>•».«*- % rr..rriptloo stops tho -rav- k Sadies tho ntrvtt. buli.li ap ths get -•-»■ ' •»,!« »ntl mltil tlrlnk SC- .. • Sisias'sl-ji snd aaussous II • u'i >m aaj odarloss. anl uan be I SI ■» tri or without Ul* snow.o.lfi • yti'.sat Sfl • • ,aSls tiomu ri... N ••••1 from 'Jif.rr ln,l IISgTaCS *, f-,r-.*t dovol** '• ■nntrtar or it ■»•••- -rojfh Ihis wor. I| - an • .Uoi ran *»lr Th» nonii r ,rm«r;/ wasted i i-.os ha* watered nappt- •fi noma camf'.rta, aduoatton and rsspsol ts 'Sa ramlllss formar.i in • • • Mi.a.r Haat ths ' ...cv'.of, tnt tt! the m. -a. soHsllCl tastlmo.* •• •• • «i -•a laraf '•»•/ tat let rut • .*, ,1 IS worth • • uir. lit. io »• air kaakasS KM t..n alt.r.i ■ i. - .... • t]a«a kui wo-jM r.at It rt. <«J4 It tit4 ao i-Jianr tar Ma ut Maj fJaS'e sfiatea klaaainft • »*«r 'aai in ,**. ttt f. ira, ara mf rrarara mr Ma oka koowi it kal hefts • o at*. trlaS it. Aa sees aa 1 esn I will ■•• ftthara *»•■ . ■» Corporation of the City of Revelstoke PUBLIC NOTICE. Public Notice is hereby given that ii la absolutely necessary that dis orders ol a suspicious nature be reported to Dr. Md,can. city Medical Health litlieer or other physicians. ns hooii us known. Failure to do ihis is u punishable oflenco. By Onlr. b. A. LAWSON. City Clerk. WAjSTKD WANTBD—Situation in lnnihci ollice as stenographer and Invoice clerk; tlioroiiKhly experienced; all refer ence. Apply, Box nu, Mall-Herald Ulllcc, Kcvclbtokc. WANTBD—Offers lor new laid ei-gs, and lat chickens. Apply, Vickers Salmon Arm. iVANTED—A girl or woman to do general house work.—Apply at the Mail-Herald ollice. POR SALE—AbOUt IM tons ol baled green leed, also a quantity 11 Tim othy liny. Kor prices write, N.K Sparks, Milncrtoti, .Alta. ilt. .1.111 FOR BALE ticin Oramphone, cheap. and two doten records.—A. Kyfc Mall-Herald. FOR BALE—Young, smart delivery team Foi particulars write A Haggstrom, Malakwa, II, C. FOR BALE Electrical Machinery, Two 2500 i.u-ht Generator! In lirst ■ •! k in>; order, complete with eicltei sits, etc, wni be together. A snap for irmill, etc . contemplal M* ti ie light plnnt ii.ti.it- offer refused, f- tili cation to dn.-. ■ i intendent ol Bl i ical i' i .ii ''mi ' CK] oi Revelstoke, *' >kl l: C lm S7tb, 1912, .! nine room house id fni't lot, fronting on Third street, three i church, rms \|ipiy Boi ST. Rr. .i rta. aartaikf Ift fttftl Ikalr , iMi fraia Srlak I will , ., • foar aSSraac Mta I , Dwwl-wla* «• wllakaM v. rttiKl ) If 1 oa ikte If r— Ml *'—-■ Iktr —**^^^^^ »** If jm k»ww of anr fanOr "•a" o« this raiaaJr isll Ikom akaul it If r"t ami. ttf ttrtaaS •» rala 'iTt rk* -,«* ''.rmtl sr to tormtaf ■kt Srlak kaklt. Self htsk la raiMa* ilmaalf Iran Mt awful aHtahaa aa marl* rrsaaHfilks la a**S kf par* .... ..II NaapluM « a rtxmm trial paokaoe «t aa Pr< i trrmin.-'ir.n bail been greatly -itnii • ., h.iieil by th • adoption ■■( tin* Lord .' British is tbe Kine in -tiit-Ml in f-ondon thnt. ne«ot ^^^ IS gl , ,,,„.„,„ the.veto not and the Mcnnl Vatican iie „,,,M, w,n be tipem-d between » id German OOUKi, as soon ere, prove,,.,,,* c,,,,,,,, „ ,, ;,*,!,., from rndla, re- Ing eceliMrfastlc, as wl^nefm ■""««th^'" :'';,r;:f';;: "!<:,!; "SJiimrtuw ^..,,. s.m.D ™*> \iH,t ■' tne «vih» tin* rati"; nn the goods in oertaln ntlur ■ ompi points. tpplli ii*.*n i.i W *, .i.i ■ t* ,ti.* i I \ in, mn ,-r, B.' fol an . ,-,-tti.|t iho OT I' rseeslattlaa. wttk k*aktot. «1» .nf Nil Mrliaetosa. Mfttlaaanlau. ari— tt*. will ha taat akealauir trmt mmi pamtpmii m plait ftaalil aastecs la aaratt* aaktaf far ■ ••* ■aaMaaaaf Mils papar Otlim—*<*» toda) The s,i marls Remi . Co., Depl l( ll* ''"■ it,nti. , anads \i** it Macdonald, Drug niak ng and than;,i.i: iliscrimlmitory Fist. Itfvrlnd.ko, D. C. NOTIClv I' toki Laad IhhIi Ii t, ' of Wset Kooi.'ii'i) lOtlM Unit I. H.i i v I *,: Rossland, li. C, oi t spa .-. Intends to apply Ioi i»-i n pari hn-o the lollowing <io ,t ii post planted a'mit in chains west ol tlie South wesl Cornel of Lot III*. tbence north 10 rlinlna. theiiro WSSt 10 'hains, 11. iouth m ehains, thi ncs eas' Wi ehains ',, point Ol mmmencoment Containing .tan ucrea moro or lots. Dated December, nth. 1011. HARRY I. LAODRY. 1st ls. .I/mo Per I). Klsbcr. Agent. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WA'.KER, C.V.O.,LL.D,, D.C.L., President ALEXANDKR LAIRD, General Manaqer CAPITAL, • $10,000,000 REST,- $8,000,000 COLLECTION BUSINFSS With its l,ir;_,rc number of branches, aponts anil correspondents, The Canadinn Hank of Commerce is able lo effect collections throughout lhc world promptly ami at reasonable rates, Rules will be quoted on application, FOREIGN BUSINESS ^30 C1h'i-|iios nnil drafts on nil countries of the world, drawn in sterling, francs, mnrks, lire, kronen, florins, roubles or nny other foreign currency, can be negotiated al TlicCanudinn Hank of Commerce at reasonable rates. REVELSTOKE BRANCH-- F M. GIESON. MGR". THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED IBBB Record of Progress for Five Years- 1906-1911 Capita] Reserve - Deposits Loans and Investments Totul Assets i'ii it i * ;l,00U,(HK) 3,000000 28,677,730 27.461 090 38,090,192 phi $ 4 ooo.ooo 1,600,000 85,042,311 38,854,801 48,287,284 Has 83 Branobcs in Camilla, and ARonts anil Correspondents In nil tho Principal Cities In tho World. A QF.NF.IIAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BLANCHES Intorost allowed at highest curront rate. Rcvolstnkc Branch. W. H. PRATT, Manager Our Doctors Anii Septic Shoe is Proving a Winner This lust is filling aim g fell want find ils waterproof qualities are standing lhe test. Wc carry a full lire of the I':.irons Pone- tang Shoe pack and all kinds of rubber footwear. Once a customer always a customer. Satisfaction guaranteed. ARMSTRONG & COMPANY Boot and Shoo Kapaircrs, .'iiuliili i'. Harness Madera Smoker's Supplies Tin- "I'l reliable now linn llie lai'Kest nnl lm-t line ol Smokers' Supplies ever In tlie Cilv, unci our prices nre t ik 111. 1'iltj luniula of cigars to clioosc from, Price from $1.CO pcr uon up; nol in.nlu Irani Bcrup either, Meerschaum Pipes Irom $3.00 to $10.00 Calabash Pipes Irom $3.50 Up iim -ini-k ol Calaliasli Pipes is small on accounl oi Uie emp Inini; ;i failure litis year ninl quality poor. Briar Pipes in cases Irom 91.00 up, Ask lm llu-famous 11. B. B. l.u,ml. Kvery pipe is ^u.ii.iu- n,*,l. Cigar ami Cigarette Holders, t'.isi-s ami Lighters, Pouches, Ash Tuns ami Pipe Racks. Tell us what you wunt ami wc will -.un mu. II you cannot call, photic 37 antl gootls will he sent to nun home im approval. Buy early while slock is complete. McKinnon's Cigar Store ASK THE DRIVER Everybody knows Iiim, he will till you Hint the whiskeys weiiic selling are tbe Best, full antl lir i imviiiifil. No household Hhonhl Be wilhoul a supply of oiu- Har* icy's Special Scotch Whiskey; our Frapin Liqueur Brandy, guaranteed DO yeai a old or Blackberry Brandy^J for Medicinal purposes, Our stock of choici' Wines nml LlqUI is of all kind*- me unexcelled. Hold By all the lending hotels, or telephone The Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co., Ltd. Importers an! Dealers in Pure Wines, liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes PALACE LIVERY, FEED, SALE STABLE Our Livery is equipped with lhe best horses anil mrs. We also deliver express and baggage to any part of the eity. Heavy and linht teaming a specialty COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE F. McCarty, Proprietor Phone 201 Fresh Groceries, Vegetables and Fruit Order now your winter's supply Best on the Market D. GALLICANO, 2nd Street, Near Railroad Track I WEDNESDAY' FUn. I itli, in 12. THE n^^IL-IIEIR^LID, REVELSTOKE WEDNESDAY1 KKD. 14th, 1911 MALAKWA NOTES OORRESPONDBNOH). Editor Muil-lleruld;- Kitiit mnl poultry are not tho only Industries that enn bo proBOcuted Buccosstully nt the Garden of Kden, lor hog raising would do admirably nt. Malakwa. At. the presout high price ul pork who would not own n Imi; ranch, til course it mny be pointed out that the feeding ol tbo pige, thnt Is of obtaining toed would lie u iui; iiein ol course it would but does this not also npply to hog rauohes In othor parts ol the world. Any tinnier nt. Mulnkivii where tin: i-limulc tn su iinlil, euiilil ellllnirk 111 iin- dairy bu Inese and also keep a lew pigs to atari with, by planting a liberal rout crop and with that ei,mes from tho dairy bo could raleo quite a number ol bogs and uh they multiply su lusl lie could in sny two years tune plant rool crops moro ex tensively nml Could not Iml in the enterprise, providing bo attends to ins ranch. It may bo argued tbat tbo greal expense oi growing leod would be a big consideration against bog ranching, bul let it bo romemb- iti',1 thai with pork ranging Irom 80 to ib cents retail, a handsome margin will bo lelt the rancher Irom tb'.' price nl ins pork alter paying allied and nt her running expenses. Vour correspondent is perfectly In harm - uny with a Malakwa rancher who last week advocated mixed furmtng at the Garden ol Eden. That, uir, is just the only adeulutcly sure lorm ol ranching, Kor instance if u settler ,iii .ii ks ni the fruit business strictly nnd perchance a certain portion ol the ft mt crop Bhould fall, unless be bad prlvat ■ mean - be would bo pos slbly cramped lor means until tbu nexl fruit crop was gathored uud marketed, Whereas a settler embarking ai me mixed farming starts out with a small dairy, poultry, pigs geese nn.l ducks, and a lew acres ol grain and vegetables, also huy as well. With tins combined form ol ranching lie is fortified on nil sides, 11 his fruit crop Should fail he bus the other products to fall hack on. No sir. 1 have nnver known an in- dustrous mixed farmer fail, bc hns always got silver in his pocket ami bis mind at rest I am enthusiastic on tins question ol mixed (arming, and would like to see inure correu - pondence .mi the matter from other The Valley of The Garden of Eden" Situated at MALAKWA, B. C. Just 32 Miles West of Revelstoke, and Extending between Sicamous Junction to Three Valleys Station Area of First-Class Land-20,000 Acres Character Of Land Principally Level. r.harnrtar nf Qnil Bench Lands, Clay Loam and Vegetable VJlldl clOIUI Ul OUII Mould, while on Lower Lands Black Loam Prevails. Nn lin Ml inn Pos'tive,y no irrigation is needed as Valley is sub- \W IlliydllUII irrigated, and many creeks supply water for Domestic purposes. This Land is specially adapted for Large and Small Fruits, as well as Hay and Vegetables. Modei'atC Climate Freezing is Average Winter Weather. Prices of Land Reasonable For Further Particulars About This Garden Spot oF B. C, Watch This Page oF the MAIL-HERALD [ach Week Kden [anchors. 1 want to go oil return sn, fm* thia statcmcut that I einiM-ieiil iiiualy believe than any energetic mini embarking in mueil fur- iiiiug ut Mulukwa in ever and ever so bumble a wuy, cannol fail. In the (lafilen of Eden the winters are hu mild that the horses anil cat- lie an well 118 hugs enn all led oUt- hMc, the valley ih Ideally situated for mixed (arming In three respects. First, it han a iiniHt inipurtunt factor all to itsell, it ban an admirable market within easy ucccss. Three daily truiiiH each way, which will all stop at this station shortly can convey the live and other produce to tbe markets uf Alberta to the east, ami Vancouver and Kamloopa us well as other places weit. Secondly, tin-* valley is bloiied with an ..leal climate for any form of mixed farming and thirdly, the vallei in -penally favored in having B bountllul supply of clear, fresh spriug water, which presents itself in numerous creeks that spiuie through the valley. Yen sir, to the mun who will -follow mil rd Farming in this volley, it will in a very lew years prove to him to le a veritable Garden of Kden. Mueil Farming Enthusiast. CORRESPONDENCE Editor Mail-Herald - .Sir,—Kor some weeks past I bave read with much interest some of the news items in tbo Mulnkwu Lutes. 1 must confess that, some item* ".re more Interesting than others. It has been stated pretty generally you must confess that the i-lnnatc, soil and local conditions arc ol a high order, lint so far I fail to see among the news item- any account of what these Harden of Kden people are doing to Improve tbi' valley in which they have east their lot.KKor in- ■tance how many acre* at Mal.ikwa is now cl.-areil and how many ure contemplated will lie cleared this year, also what acreage ib inder cultivation In the Harden ol Kden and what acreage will lie under CUltlva - tion this year. Tbis and other like i iform.it un such as the best method to clear the land at Malakwa would e interest - ing reading and I for one woi'd like to hear thie information an i am much interested in Malakwa lnndi, nnd may become a land owner there ■oon, An Enquirer. GANONG'S G B CHOCOLATES Now Hold the Fort in Revelstoke A large variety of Dainty Koxes in half-pound, one- pound, two-pound and three- pound sizes The Finest in the Land and Ginadian cTVlade 40 years experience For Your Seeds Ornamentals 6* Fruits CO T<> THE Henry Seed and Nurseries We have Iln- finest »t'vk on the Coait. i. i-i year, mi first year iu ilie ini>inc--. wae badly band Icapped; owing t'> tin-want ol Mock, lull not M Hn- ic.tr. Setiil us uuu i, ub in end we will give ymi hitilfacllOU. (tee our new catalogue, it li lm- to you. A. R. Macdougall. Proprietor Fresh Milk For Sale ALSO CLEAR, DRY CEDAR WOOD APPLY Box 691, - Revelstoke NOTICK. Revelatoke l.uud District. Hi--.liill ol West Kootenuy. Tuke notice tbut 1, llurruws Hcury Rothwell ol Nukusp, 11. C, occupation gentleman, iuteuds to upply (or I *. Hussion to purchuse tbc lollowiug described lands: Commeuciug ut a post planted 40 i-ii.uns south ol tbe North-east Corner ol T. L. 41174, theuce Bouth 80 Chains, theme cast ubout 21) chaius, to Arrow Lukes, tbence uortb ulung Lake about 811 cbains, tbcuce west about 2 chums to point of commence im-iit. contuining about 100 ucres, more or less. Dated December IKh, UU. Burrows Hcury Roihwell. Kilw.ud Russell Vlpuud, Agent. Jan. tith tirst issue. Luml) ermen It will pay you to make a call at P. B. WELLS, Fur Buyer and Exporter NOTICE. Kevelstoke Land District. District ol West Kootenuy. Tuke notice that I Horatio Levcruc Kothwell of Nukusp, U. C, occupation bank manager, intends to applj for permission to purcbaao thc following doscribed lands: Commencing nt a post planted I J" chains south ol the North-east Corn tr uf T. L. 4127*1, tbence south 80 chains, thence cunt ubout 30 ehuins, to Arrow Lake, theuce uorth along Luke about mi cbains, tbence west about 20 cbnius tu point of cum - mencement, containing about 200 acres more or less. Duted December 2'Jth, l'Jll. Horatio Lovcrene Kothwell. Kdwnrd Kussell Vipond, Agent. 1st iKsue .fun. Sth. Old Town, Revelstoke. 1!. ('. Iieb'ic bit) inn mur mil* ui ui working elothei lur lbe liiiih. I make s ipeclilty ol Logging ■noes. Pants, sm, siiiit' Blankets end everything rcqulredinvoar business Shiloh's Cure afileklT i-litp* conch***,, cure* cnl.K hf Bits throat ami luasa. • • • JS mum l.lgl'OR ACT. 1310. ,<nlice ll hereby given thol Unity days nfter date application will be ma.ic in the Superintendent »i Provincial police fur the tinster of the license lor the sale uf linuor hy retail In and upon the premises known 11 riiy Hotel situated nt Arrow bead, British Oolumbia, irom John I'.ilc* tu Robell Caley of Airowtirnd Dated this nth day ol January 10*11 .KiHN CALKY. Jnn 10 let liiue Holder ot Licence SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REGULATIONS. Coul milling rights ol tbe Dominion iu .Manitoba, Saskatchewan aud Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the North-west Territories und iu a portion ol tbe Province ol Uritish Columbia, muy be leased lor a term of twenty-Otto ycurs at au annual rental of il an .ich . Not more tbuu 1,660 ucres will be leased to one applicant. Application for lcaso must bc made by tbc applicant iu pern.hi to tbc Agent or Sub-Agent ot the district iu whicli the lights upplied for ore situated, In surveyed territory tbc land must be described by sectious, or lcgul sub divisions of sections, and in un surveyed territory the tract upplied for shull be staked oul by tbe ap - plicant himself. Ka'h applicant must be accompaii led by u fee of IJ which will be refunded if the lights upplied for are not available, but not otherwise. A royalty shall be paid on thc merchantable uutput ol tbe mine nt thc rate ol Bre cents per ton. The person operating tbe nunc shull |furnish tbe Agent with sworn returns accounting for the lull quantity ol merchantable coal mined aud puy the royalty thereon, li the coal mining rights nre not lieing operated, such nt una should be fucuished at least once a year. Thc lease will Include the coal mia- i Ing rights unly, but thc lessee mny ilie permitted to purchase whatever available surface rights may bc con- 'sidercd necessary lm the working ol jthc mine at thc rote of 110.00 an acre. For full information application [should Ire made to the Secretary ol Ithe Department td the Interior, Ottawa, or tu the Agent or Sub Agent ol Dominion Lands. W. VV. COKY, Deputy UlolStei ol the Interior, s B.—Unauthorised publication ot this advertisement will not lie paid for. NOTICK. In lhc Matter of au Application fur tbe issue of a Duplicate Ceriiii - cute of Title to uli minerals pjec - ious uud busc (save -coal and pro- tiolcum) uuder Lots 5325 "New- York" Miuerul Claim, 5326 ' floBto.i" Mineral Cluim, 5327 "Chicago" Miuerul Claim, 5328 "Montreal" Mineral Claim, 5329 "Sun Francisco" Min crnl Cluim, 5330 "Fuirvicw" Miuerul Cluim, 5331 "Metropolitan Fraction" Miuerul Claim and 5332 "Chicugo Fraction" Miuerul Claim, all in Croup 1, Kootenuy DiBtrict. Notice is hereby given that ,t is my Intention to issue ut th ■ expiration of one month after thc first publication h. rro! a Duplicute if the Certificate of Title to thc above mentioned lots in tbe name ol lhe Metropolitan Cold uud Silver Mining Company ot Lardeau, B.C., Ltd.(Non I'cisi ual Liability) which i'i rt.ilir.it • is .luted the 30th day of July, XOOU, al 10 2>i a.m. und numbered 5922A. Nelson, It. C, 8th Juuuary, 1912. SAMUEL It. ROE, Ist i,sue J.20 District Registrar. TUBERCULOSIS IN FOWLS An Interesting Report Written By Mr. S. f. Edwards, M.S. Bulletin number l'J3, issued by the Ontario Agricultural College, ls u j most important document tor the | breeder of fowls. The Outurio Dc-1 partment of Agriculture has done' good work in giving it a wide circulation. Mr. S. F. Edwards, M. S„ I I'rofcsBor of llucteriology, writes lu this bulletin on "Tuberculosis in IFowls," and he writes with such au-' thoi-ity thut his words must b'.' received with respect. Wc here review Mr. Edwards' importunt pamphlet— i to wliicb we muy aguiu refer—and on Widely distributed. It may be seen from tbese fucts how important is correct knowledge ou the subject und correct knowledge must be followed by prompt action. Tuberculosis in fowls is in many respect h similar to tulierculosis in man, cattle and sw.ne. It is caused by a bacterial parasite, "Bacillus Tuberculosis," und it is u communic-1 able disease. Tbe germ is always the P««bl» the assistance ot the Domin- dircct cause of thc disease, and in , ion authorities and ot the various no cuBe can It occur unless the germ provincial governments, is cai ri.-d in some manner from an ' (ine of thc most remarkable things Those Timber Fires The Committee on Forests conducted an extensive investigation respec- ttng the fires that wc had in the Prairie Provinces, Ontario and British Columbia last year. In doing this, of course, w» enlisted as lar as Electric Restorer for Men Phosnhonol1 " ■eCeveeynemlalhebed! «im ud uutiii. Prtaattredecay ind "Manual •»fiVnf«s liarM al tnrt FheaphMol will mak- , til a nt*--***, man. Price lla ti >»,or Iwc In »J. M..l*.ln anv idd,." TheBcobell Bin. Co., ei. i «.li»,un--. Ont. Sold at Mscduaald'i Drug Btore. NOTICK Iu tbc Mntter ot au Application for the issue of a Duplicuto Certificate of Titlo to Lots IS uud 'J, Block I, Town ot Arrowhead, being part ot District Lot 384, (iroup 1, Map 031. Notice is hereby given thnt it Is my intention to issue ut toe expiration ot one month nfter the lirst publication bereot u Duplicate ol tbc Oertiflcate ot Title to the above mentioned lots in thc nume ol Burney L. Plttmton, wbich Certilicate is dated the 15th day ot January, 1009, at 0:30 a.m., und numbered 1U070A. Nelson, B.C., 8th January, 1912. 8AMUKL R. ROB, 1st Iss. Jan 17 District Rccistrar. LIQUOR ACT, l'JIO. Nolice ih hereby given thot 30 days after date application will be made to the Board of License Commis doners for the transfer of the license for the sale of liquor by retail In nnd upon tba promises known ue tbc City Hotel, situated at Revelntokc, in the province ol llriti b Columbia, Irom Robert Culcy to John I'nley ol Revelstoke. ROBERT CALBY, J.20 1st lis. Holder ut Licence. which we invite questions and re- murks. Tuberculosis In towls is uot new to Ontario, and it is becoming annually more widespread. This entails a serious loss lo tho poultry industry ot the province and lhc Dominion. Thc control of this disease in fowls Is therefore a problem ol considerate economic itnportnncc. The bulletin under con-iderntioo Is issued to spread Information on the subject, and it gitee valuable suggestions lm itH control. In liml a fowl from Knderby, British Columbia, was reeeiviil at Ottawa, and another Irom Renfrew were examined. In both cases the dis- egse tuberculosis—was found well advanced. Since thin date, fowls siiflid-liig Irom the disease were found I Ito have rome from Middlesex, Kent,; Lambton, Ilrant, Biffin, Bruce, w>l- land. Durham, Hlmcoe, Hastings,! Crey and other places—ln fact, 11 a star is placed on the map of Ontario I indicating where tuberculosis had ' been lound. only Kssex, Huron, Mur. ' koka, Hnlllhhrtoii, Renfrew and tin- dlstrlrts between the St. l.awrenee ' and the Ottawa rivers would lie | lound free from murks. Oregon has' ' Hiificred also from this disease. In ' I l'.llll) Hix outbreaks were reported audi 'investigated. California has suffered I much, lu one. (lock ol fourteen bun ' dreil fowls there were two bundled 'nnd lifty deaths from thc disease. In New York state there wus nn out ' break in 111(17. nml the -.-ime year it 1 iriiii** its appearance in Miebiggn. lu I I'lll'l Minnesota was the scene, ol an { outbreak, in Burope tho disease is existing cnae to u susceptible individual. poorly lighted, poorly ventilated houses; insufficient or unwholesome lood, errors in building, tbe present-. of mites, all these are accessory causes. They tend to lower the natural vigor ot thc fowl, resisting power is diminished and susceptibility to attack increased; but, be it remembered, liclore thc disease itself can cc- cur, the germ must gain a foothold in the body of thc bird. In fowls—as in man nml other animals—the disease is slow nnd insidious in its progress. It may exist sometimes iu a flock without detrc - tion. Therefore it should be closely watched for. It is not like some other contagious diseases—the louses esperially at first, are only occasional. The farmer, unfortunately, pays small attention to the lose of i bird here and there, and then and COW, nnd It is nol until frequent deaths, coming with some regularity, make him look for a cause and week a rem edy. By this time—by the time the farmer's eyes nre open lo danger — the disease hns gained a foothold iu the llnrk, and drastic nnd sweeping mcasuiTs, enttuliiiK considerable lim. must lie adopted to eradicate it. By tuberculoid one fnrmrr lout M lowln in seven months. Two other turmers that was shown by the report was the fact that in British Columbia J per cent, o! the known cases of flres were started by railroad locomotives and tbe number known to lie started by locomotives wns 25 per cent. of the total, showing thut in all prob ability railroad locomotives can !* blamed for 30 percent, of the flres that occurred in Britllh Columbia In r.iio. The convention made recom - mendation to thc government that the Railway Act lie amended to provide for a line of tl.'»»i for each and every fire started by railway loco - motives unless it could be shown thnt rhe company had the l>est screens and was carrying out an efficient patrol nystem. The Railway- Act was amended, not to provide for tbr line ■>( 11.000, but to order the company to install the best Are fight ing appliances of all kinds. I need not reler to the wo inl part of the eastern slope of the Rocky Moun - tains as a forest reserve—thst, to my mind, is nne d the greatest advances that has been made, so fnr as protect ine tbe forests is concerned, since the sy-^t.m of forest protection was initiated, and I only regret that tbe Brit,sh (olumbia government haa not set aside larger areas in this province I annot conceive of nny greater advance than to have thc lost 100 In two years, (rther farmers ] western slope of the Rocky Moun - sny they have lost from this dHeaar tains set aside as a forest reserve about one fowl n week. This If a loss whieh counts' In January of Inst yenr It was found that a farmer in Livingstone County bad lost about 14" ■ 12 months. Ills flock consisted of mixed Minorrns and llrowi, latjtboMU Tin- farmer Wanted to know to what extent those remaining alive were afTerted. One hundred and fotty fowls were killed: and forty ot thai number hnd tulierculosis' West nf the Rocky Mountains we have a great valley, kept by the Kootenav, Columbia, Fraser and o'h cr rivers extending as fnr north I «' .in-, which would form a natural barrier. Slickly alopa c-ft-arfha. rmr.a colSa. kaa • Ureal aad lun,. 43 Saskatchewan Crop Th» government crop report issued I last night place* the yield of gram tbt province irf Snakatehewnn for 11911 ,: *,T om OOt bushel.". Odtdtt tancing Minnesota, North an.l South iiHkot, The report MttnatM that there are 00,000,000 bushels still un- 'dei the snow. WKDNESDAV FEB Illli, nlr. THE l&A.TT.-ttttJZJ^TjJD, REVE!LSTOK"E WK.IlNlCrUlAY' FEB, Ht.li. 1912 MRS. HOUSEWIFE: Stop Cleaning Smoky Lamp Chimneys and Old Burners i lur New Lamp Burner will give liu'ii six times aa much us the old style lamp burner, and a clear v. hito light, You run turn light as high as you want to—it is impossible to smoke chimney, Ynu i'liu burn lamp in room all night No had smell from Kero- Bene, Gives a steady, even light, does nol hurt the eyes, burns anygradeof Kerosene Oil, tits any No. 2 lamp, no mantle tn break, no black chimney tn wash every day, always clean. Burner will lasl several years made of thu best steel and brass. OUR GUARANTEE • Semi us 35 cents in coin or money order, ami we will send ymi one of these burners prepaid, You use burner On days and if ynu don't say it is tlie best lamp burner you ever saw, and yuu are not well pleased, just write us a postal card Stating you are iml satistied with burner and we will promptly return your money. This is the best bin ner yet. All we ask is Tor you to Rive us a trial. We guarantee burner to give satisfaction one year or Rive you new one free. We will send Three Burners Prepaid $1.00 MTIONIL LIGHT COMPHY. Ho, HI Barbara Michigan t*l.MI.i Ml S . . im ,* ii ttn wii ich -iml nn- one '-I lou' Whiti I.i.nln I.mil' Burners per j0Ui _-, ■■ enn nt witli uniler- stanilinn I can u*« Burner ft" anO it I i'ii not well pleaseil with -mii-.. in* mone) '*ii;' Is ' * * ■ t ..... ■ ol National Light Company Baraga, Michigan FIELD NOTES WHY HESITATE ? Mr. and Mm ■'■ McLennan left on iver, where thej ■ .*, - immond on account ■•; ... ii tbe tormeri eUrtei Mre. \. McLean elt laet -week to **, _ • n coast -; • ■ al sl ,i-,, to un ippeodicltla. w. ..: *. succeee and tion to health. ',: - k who t..i- been .. .-.*,.- - * - i l.i iRS- \- l ,- ■' -Vita., on Friday, i * to Mr, and Mre, U .- ■ - . . on young t to tbe clt tterl . ■ lien tbi ardinii • i . ment thi | - ■ .• r .- -. ■ • thing out ot thi i • lent i .* • . . BURTON CITY NEWS • • let *.iii. Madami ' I t»ln it a ■'' • I pl •cJ i.-r I Sid bearj Irom Lil »ai in to»n. J*;r-i,» Ma • i- •■--.: town 't iffl Bdgewo .: ;<,,. : a with Nn — Ium broken, lof theii gl n ee an li pal '• ■', Bod w« j,at Edgewood mi the liack. wr em! the Mall Herald etall to ■• nil tlir j claim t" be umi more. . • Ban na, Voile, t'nniiuine. r:,c\ nml blfick. your t ;i .. ,,t McLennan'! An Offer That Involves No Money Risk if You Accept It tt .iit* ... poall re oui timed? ' completely relli vi onetlpat l bow chronic t maj vi ifler to (urnieh .1 * .. .1 11 Constipation 1 * imn * ■ thi nervee 11 ol the large cur ■ you mui 1 -ti tngthen tboee organs • tt wai t you t it* guaran en like caod] tu act ■ ...-.I..- Thej i;*i'.ii* ■1 on tut * • ■ .1 , ■ ■ •. • ndent chn - ■ it tbe VI iltei Bev Pleases Lumbermen *.,.' * r'.- Uritleh Ci ■ ■ • ■ I to • bange gulat li 1 ill. '; .. ' ' • • mm 'I . -1 I. Mm ■ ti It'i' rell min I • re, and h i 'he British 1 lolum . * •■ tent Mew tei .1 ition theil al it t, il ''nn t.t, more than 011 Aiilr Tl 1 urged the governmenl to thai thi I ■' ' ■■' ' lorccd and ' hnl ti taken ' n prevent eva -•*>**•' "1 n gnla Bvldeno n.i"* - *.n!.'i . tn uiu.-* the Importance nl the Industry nn i nreettit) ■*' H receiving the pru tcctlon afforded II at the preeenl I nm Hon, H* 1. Borden, aMei in ilie repreeentntione, made 1 ■« im lee tba* tbey would recelvi * lef- alii'li Oh You Suffragettes! I.ns Angeles, Feb. 8—Janel A. Kroeck, n ithor and lecturer on 1 l-'.nii.:. Di • t Ioi dl- - .1 contra I Mt- Ki ■ . • ideal • ul ■ ta (orth that ..- ■ ■ - • ■ - Hoad Improvements * • - ■ * ■1. ehenetvely e I mproven • ■ In ankf 1 ■ er, 1: '■ ' * *! prom • ■ Fruii Lands FOR SALE tlnlena Hay lands in parcel? of [0 ot 20 lores or en bloc. Correfi" pondeuoe Invited, John Shaw. Agent, Box 616 Arrowhead if mmmauumrammntnt mmmmmmrmmrmammam ^ BUILD UP REVELSTOKE Patronize Local Industry GET YOUR PRINTING AT HOME WE PRINT Letterheads - Billheads - Cards cTVlenus - Envelopes - Programs Books and Booklets - Loose Leaf cAccount Forms Ball Programs Wedding Sttaionery Memoriam Cards - Lumber Forms Tags, Etc c^WAIL-HERALD has new type and printing machinery. Our stock gf printing papers is large and well selected. ) Agents for the famous MPIRE TYPEWRITER $60.00 Cash ^ THE INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LTD. REVELSTOKE, B. C. J WEDNESDAY' FEB, I ll.li, IOU THE MAIL-IIEBALD, REYELSTOK.U WEDNESDAY' l'-KH. lltli, 1112. r= mxsvjaeamimwaem WATCH IHE WINDOWS KORj BARGAINS FORo BALANCE OK MONTH OF FEBRUARY levelstoke's Department Store C. 2- J*u«*« * Co- Aimited TAKE ELEVATOR TO DRY GOODS. TOY AND FANCY GOODS DEPT. See the New Cash Carrier DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Silks for Spring This week's Friday Bargains consist of 200 yards of Pactelle and Messalaine Silks, lovely, bright Spring colors, with neat hair line stripes, for DresBes and Waists. They aro 76c, and Siie. goods, A REAL FRIDAY I1ARCAIN At 50c. Per Yard Shirt Waists If you did not gel your Fancy Muslin and Linen Shirtwaists at our Bargain Sale on Tuesday, we can give yon another good chance on Friday. A Real Bargain of ovor 100 Waists at $1.90 Dressy Coats These Smart Coats will appeal to Dressy Women. They afford a nice variety for choosing, Theyjjre a high class line of Manufactured Tailored Coats in the new shades of Blue, Camel Brown, Grey, etc, $10 to $25 New Petticoats Satin, Smart. New Shapes for tlie close fitting Skirt. New rich colorings, and they are uncommonly good for tlie price. $4.00 Groceries and Crockery Department Corn Starch Anv time is .i good time. NOW is the accepted time for Corn Starch. You can buy it from us in i—lb packages at ioc per package li is made from pure, reliable stock, and man- factured with only the best materials, Remember the name, thc price and the place, Canada Corn Starch 10 cents per package C. B. Hume C& Co's Mince Meat We know that you want Mince Pics just now. Ii" you do try a 5-lb pail of our Wag- -t,ill's Mince Meat, the kind that meets every expectation oi the housewife, and has th it happy blend th.it makes the pie so palatable. 5-lb, full weight, $1.00 each Sauce and Pancake Bargains Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 19th and ^oth you can buy Tuckfield Sauce in half-pint bot tles at 2 bottles for 2 bits and Puro Self-Rising Flour at 20c per package These are real bargains and every one is elig- ablc. Bc sine and lake advantage of both on ihesc two days Marmalade Have no hesitation in using Robertson's Scotch Marmalade, it will give you ihe greatest satisfaction and in the end is nice profitable. It i.-. put up in l-lb glass jars, 2-lb, 4-lb and 7-II1 cans. Try a 2-lb can at only 30c and bc able to say to your friend " It is good, for I have tried il." Tea and Coffee Are vou using Tea and Coffee? Where arc you buying it? Are you getting value for vour money? Docs the quality and llavor please you? If you have the least doubt as to vour tea and coffee try a pound of our Sunbeam Tea at 40 and 50c pet pound, and a pound of our OO Coffee at 40c per lb. Mocha and Java at 50c per lb lis quality is uniformly high, and it has that true, lingering flaver that please--. New House Dresses That need no excuse in any one of their dimensions. They are attractive, and that is a factor, if the thrifty housewife wishes to look well. They are nicely made and good materials. They are for sale here at from $1.90 to $3.50 New Tweeds From England, Scotland and France—very Tweedish Tweeds. They are as one lady remarked and, that described the style of tweed that is fashionable at $1.00 and $2.00 The New Spring Prints are here from England. Only Per Yard 15c. Baking Powder Every housewife uses more or less baking powder, and of course every one wants llie besl. ln Dr. Price's wc consider you gel the best baking powder on thc market. We bough! right and can give you the benefit of our good buy, Put up in 6-oz cans at joc 12-oz, 35c, 2 1-2-lb. $1.25 and 5-lb cans $2.25 each Mens Furnishings, Boots and Shoes FELT SLIPPER BARGAINS We are putting on the BARGAIN TABLE all the remainder of our lines oi women's and children's Felt Slippers. They must be cleared out at once and we consider the prices will do it in short order. Don't wait until your size is all sold out. Come at once. Ladies Slippers LADIES' JULIETTES in various colors and shades of velvet, and felt. Kvery pair sewn, no tacks or rough seams. Perfectly flexible and easy on the foot. Regular $1.75 values, and LADIES' BEDROOM SLIPPERS In Jaeger wool and plaid felts, regular $1.50 values c/4.ny Pair 95 cents Children s and Misses' Slippers A missed line of ankle strap felts that wc are not going to carry over. You will never be able to beat them for value. Price 25 cents a pair Misses Felt Slippers both in Jaeger pure wool and fancy Juliettes. Nobby little shoes that arc comfortable and dressy for house wear, Price 75 cents a pair Children's Slippers in p'aid felt, cither with ankle strap or without You cannot duplicate them for double the money Price 35 cents a pair BARGAINS IN MEN'S HATS c/4 real genuine Snap, just the one you may" be looking for. Al any" rate you can't afford to pass it up. All our odd lines of men's Soft Felt Hats of the present season are on the table at a price that ought to move them off. This price will convince you—$1.50 Each HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT MATS AND SQUARES A few lines that will interest the housekeeper who is prepairing for early spring house cleaning. These lines are extra special in value and will not last long at the prices. Japanese Mats ^eal Bargains, 4x7, $1.75 4x12 at $3.00 each Union Squares Al1 sizes'a11 colors and combinatious You can't get away from the values we offering in these. Call and see them: the prices are awuy below actual cost. NEW LINES OF WALL PAPERS Our new lines of Wall Papers have just been put in stock and we can assure the public that never has such a complete line of artistic papers been shown in the city. Rich and artistic but at prices that will surprise you by" their cheapness. Now is the time to see them while the lines are all unbroken. SCOTCH LINOLEUMS We import direct from the manufacturer in the Old Country and can supply" you with the best article for the least money. Our patterns are all new and bright. Just compare these prices with any you may" have a QUALITY -Inlaid, the best that is on the **• market, at $1.40 per square yard. "D QUALITY—In a wide range of patterns at $ 1.20 per square yard f** QUALITY—In attractive new patterns at 90 cents per square yard WEDNESDAY' KEB. IUU, 1912, TJ3IE1 MAIL-HEEALD, REVELSTOK-E WEDNESDAY1 FB13. IUU, 1912. N| Towed On By Police Boat LADIES' COSTUMES-SPRING STYLES These are the first advance Costumes to hand. Made of the best heavy Navy Blue Serges and are Plain, Tailored Styles. Considering the quality of Serge, they are the best value we have ever offered. New Goods coming to hand daily. Vuncouver, B.C again tbo pollen rm Fob, ii- Once im.,i Powell street park iiiin atternoon, Ula|»oi-sln« a meeting ol the industrial Work-era nl tin- World, OtberwlBo the alleged cam palgu tor tree spoueli bad u uul-ol day Ail atternoon n crowd ol tour or llvo thousand algbtseors thi'ouged the park imt no until 1:80 did n spoaker appear, 11 Ik remarks wero uvlilontlji Ini promptu .-mil delivered in Russian. A score ol peoplo protended to llBten, iml. took t*n thoir hools when tin- po lieu appearod, One man, too slow In 1 quitting tin- Held, wus knocked oul ' by u pollcomun's baton, but no ur . rests were ma-do, Earlier In tbe altorni T. Hudson ; was arrested, but tbough'ho waa bold nl police headquartors no charge wus made agaltiBt bim. Prom tho dock ot n launch ho ntt ■ ptod to addroBS u crowd mi the Bhore* ol Stanley park 'In- police patrol boat lowed tho entire out111 nwny. Tlie eplBOllO wns greeted more by laughter than groans though thore wore n to« ol tho Inl tor mingled with hisses, Touight the tloclnllata liohl wi ll al tondod meetings at the Umpress Ave nuo and Grand theatres, nt oaeh "I which .1. ll. Hawthornwalte and oth ci- Bpeakor-H denounced the attitude nf the polico, Ths membei tor Nanaimo nn,I a delegation Irom tho Trades and Labor counoil will wait on Mayor Klndlay tomorrow morning to dla- i-iihs ilie situation, LeKenux I": ty i;. - Mi ,i let left on Sunday tee trip to thi cobbI. A i • the da ryman, who hu t with iMii'iimi'tiiii. is hettei today. Phi Revelstoki Caledonian Society mothei *' theli mosl lances on March 6th vi. ii h it, among thc ta grippe '■ ctlma this week being con home Mondaj and Tues Thi * • • \ ni iarj ol Un* Y.M. ' \ w.ii hol-d n meeting al the par- i r- •; ••... v M.C.A . on Thursday,, '"tll"II Wa | at ■'. Ill p ill A l il lit* tennam ■ i n iui sted Patron t I I he ' ",*• t a House wil! do well keep Feb. 26th open, an ' have secured The Caetli ■ lar li n Entertalnei Ioi thai ■ \- ■ n Man ii 18th 81 Pati ' i. - Daj. the St Prances t .i Lm. comedy en . Paddy Di Uosan." Admits i. .iii,i ;,n irj *•( 81 John's church will In-lJ a t,-,, |n CB Mac ■ > tore oi Mi Ki ns Vv m mi.I evening ol Tues Jay tbe - I On tins occasion thc culinary tai'le will be a specialt) I'm,' While Clover Hoiu-j m "• Hi. C ms. This i- something will find awfully ulncut this season ot'thc year. HOME-MADE JAM hi pints anil quarts, glass jars. Thii absolutely pure ami well put up, SYRUPS I'ure Maple Syrup in buttles or cans, which we guur- anlec to be the best. BUSINESS LOCALS Before ymi start out Shopping, don't tall to read tiiit, column, which ia liriBtlini; with pointers tor tho bargain Booker, Why iIook tlif Kdison have Buoh good pictures? Ask ilio people, Don't forgot McPouald's salo on Peb, 20tb, Second street, al i p.m, A. HOBSON, MacKenzie Avenue nuse to lot near Central Iv to II. N. Coursler. ichool. \ g night, oil drogrum ut ilnn't torget il. the ISdlBon to SPRING iS APPROACHING llm*. hIhiiiI last rear's resolution In rcgnri] to buiUling? Do vou inuinl i" build that liomi ot not ll so, don't ".iit until .ill our must desirable lots arc gone, bul get busy and secure one before prices advances, KOOTENAY AGENCIES LIMITED See the UevelHtiike Nurseries Cut Flowers. Phone 56. i. c, the SOCIETY HEMS. ,-..,! ,i few ■ ■ *"i! ,,ii Thursday ■ lir-;. W. the on nncri" ■ - re Mi- 11 Cun- ,n. M::- Mrs .i.T. Teller, i. lirni Dainty rek's httti - I ... - 1 ■ u I Mrs. fl • I* • ■ '■ r\ ■ ■•■ M-- I; • 1 '■!: - W M. 1 Mrs. »■ A. - ■ ir ts *,. .in i - ■ -. -i* • Mi " • ; ■ ' - Ml.*!' ''I v Mi, ■: \ 11 M • ■■ "■ V. '■' T f -■• Mrs Tf ll rt.O. Robbll W. 11. Pratt, Mrs. li. ll. Alkins, Miss Prances Paget and Miss Muriel Qll Inn. During the evening dainty re Ireshments were Bervod and the pi * were whu by Mrs. W. M. Lawrence ii,*I Wise Muriel OiUan, tight Governors Agree Chicago, Peb. 11—Klghl governors ,iu.l delegates Irom 20 states uum here t day nnd in nu Informal confi ■ -united ,i permanent campaign to push lhc candidacy ol Theodore Ro, t tor the Republican nominat - * ioi prea di nt The govi * dressed *> letter to Colonel Roi * in which they explained the purpose ol tin* meeting and **.-■ it be known tbat if the people monded tbat Hon. t li ij lain I ■ moi Osl nrne ol Mil big in nnd lorm Govt rn ii i- I ■ ■ ■ ■ I tin* plana ol tl •*. arly romp Th. meeting • * ' ■ — ■ • hijl'llt V,*t**>r-. * . , : wen -• * m ol Kansaa t i *. Michigan Hsdlej ■ ■' M - \ .' ti iA Bast •, assi ■' • ■■• * ■ Should Not Butt In Toronto, Peb 11 - Toronto's l,ut - ting in" tendency according to Mayor William McNelah "I North Vancouver .- very ludicrous. Seen today ho crl- ■i the societies In Toronto which were freely reiterating their opinions ihe Sikhs win* are thc n-iMlMiu*-; ' lom ttlon. "Why should Toronto butt In on tbla aflair?" ,i>k>"l Mayor McMeish, "Toronto I in things tbat do not concern It It : at tend to Its - tl fni-p .t wades Into adairs •■! Brttiah Colun notice eve l it thi - ey are ! ■ .: the « to Don't forget the ISntortalnerB on Pohruary 2fith. Watch for tbe auctioneers' red Uni- on February 20tli, Second street, at i p.m., Mrs. McDonald's residence. A nover (ailing Blgn ol Bpring is in evidence here tins week, viz:— The small boy playing marbels. Whether ymi ever expeel to Bee tl"' real thing or ivr, you Bhould Bee Dante's Inferno at the Star theatre, ! Don't torget that Howson'd Sale ol Carpet* is still one. Come in and choose before the stock is picked over New supply of Christie's biscuits al ' Mclntyi e B, St. Valentine's Dance in thc Drill .Hall, Peb. 14th, given by the Girl's ■ Hospital Auxiliary. I Hunt fail i" attend the lasl danco re lent, which Is the one given , iy tbe "Children ol Marj WANTED—A Uni for general hous.' work, three In lamily. Por partic ■I : iin Mall-Herald i itHce. Huwsnn & I'n.'n olorks are alwaya pleased to show you their stock ol house furnishings whether you choose in buy ot not, nit; reduction iu rnon's rubltora, Including BllUg proof, lnci',1 nf liiicKl,', 'nml nlso ovorshooB, at Molntyro's, | Only n oertuln quantity ol Band ice available, Customers ordering now ,0(111 i;c assured ol rogular supply, - Cuinmlng's Transtor Company, I MUSK'—Miss Johnson, pupil of A. Miller, K.ll.a.m., London, is propar [ od t" take a limited number ol pup- 1 ils for tuition In music. Km- terms apply ut the residence of J. K. Johnson, lirst. house went, of the lms plt.ul, First street. llemomhor tho supper ol the "Chil iii-Mii ol Mary" hi St, Frances Hull, mi Tuosday ovoning next. We are ordering our stock of Hanil ICO now ami arc taking ordore for summer delivery,—Cummlngs Trans in Company, iion't wait until July before order Ing the Banfl Ice you require, Cum tilings Transfer Company. i'liu BALIS—A Remington Typewrit cr, No. 8, iii good running order.- Prioe $50.00, P, Burns & i'o*. Ltd., Revelstoke, B. 0. Como yourself and bring your friend to tho suppor of the "Children ol Mary" Time. Tuosday evoing next liuin i; to s p.m. Place, st. Prances Hull. the original hundred thousand dollar production Ol Dante's Inferno will in' shown ul the star theatre on Friday and Saturday lu addition totbe regular program, LOST A Diamond Ring, between .Mii nml Orton, and 6th and MoKenxle avenue, Plndor will recolvi n 111 > iml reward i*y returning the Ring in the Mail-Herald Ofllce, " ,,.e wot koeps wot Isn'l hlasen, if he's cotched lie goos to Prison." FOR RENT- Seven room house with ill modern Improvement, on Four lh street.-Rent. (28.00 per month. Seven room house with bath on sixth street, Kent. $80.00 ii month Seven room house with hath, on Sixth street.—Rent, $30.00 a month Kootenay Agencies, Ltd. A nont, comfortably furnished house t" lei on Fourth .street.- Apply to ll. N. Coursler. Boneless ham coats very little more iii.-ui ordinary bam and cuts so easl ly and clean get Borne at Mclntyre. story of the ; ick Built? Well, It you have ■ ■ •■• i ■ • ;i_iit at which are .*. ' • ■ , the largest me why paper ,„ the clt - ■ - ■ ■ • ' • else ■ • South - ' - a . ■ ,. , - .mt see ' ■' • Star Dai I t's .. ' • mind tconomics of Spooning - titles pair, installed is ma •* • ■ whfn hould ■ ■ - Spring cleaning lms begun, so semi '.•"■ Vi. Party to Poll li your Furniture t,. Probyn is now open for bin inei .a the Brown Block, the location for m ■•ly occupied by McKinnon's pool room on First street, lire will lie lound n ftrst-clnss light lunch count- 11 ,iml commodloua tea room, which Is known as the "Savoy." A (resli supply of all kinds of candy kept on hand, which is mado right on tho | : in,ses. Give US n call. Wc are proud of our Store because it is a successful Hardware Store. You do not " fork over all your money to us for poor goods, but pay us only a reasonable price for the best hardware made." When got it. you want Hardware, remember we've Come and look ! We like lookers I Rovolstoko Hardware Co., Ltd. Howson Blook w, cash Parry buys furniture,' etc., Bpol Ladles- now Is tlie Mmo your baby carriages madt Parry. in havo new.—w. Fire Alarm Boxes Signals aro given thus: 2 strjkes, ntorvnl 5 secuiuls—4 strokes, llui 4. No. ol box will also bo shown n indicator at Kire Hall. FIRB BRIGADE NO. TWO. Box No. 14—Corner First street ■nd McKentle avenuo, 0, B. llumo ft Co. Uox No. 15—Corner First street nd Hokeby avenuo, pout ollice. Uox No. Hi- I'orner Second street and Government Hoad aud Opera leuse. Box No. 17—Corner Third street ,i I Campbell avenue, Globe Lum rr compnny. m. Box No. 18—C.P.R. station. liux No. M—Oorner Filth street nd McKenzie avenue, Catholic Inn ch. Uox No. 25—Corner Sixth stieot nil Orton avenue, W. A. Foote. Uox No. '20—Curnor Fourth stroet ml Townley Btreet, corner south rack. Box No. 28—Corner Second street nd Huhsuti avenue, Mia. Baker. Box No. 34-Flre Hall No. 8. Box No. 35—HoBPital. Uox No. 36-Hchool. Klllli BRIQADH NO. ONB. Box No. 44-Flre Hall No. 1. Uox Nu. 45-Front street west. ear C. P. H. bridge. Uox No. **6—Corner King and luiiRlna streets, Palace Moat Market. Uox No. 47—Corner Second and Vales Btreets, hack ol court house. Box No. 48-Corner Third Mid iim. Btreets, Cuwuu block. r think * ;i in-'iiih afte m.I you • ■ Mi !*• enan's, ol till' * hy 1'iiin ■ . I BEWS' Ilill'll STORE KODAKS $10 to $20 Special 3A Folding Prownii Post Card Dtffltri - $12 2A Folding Brownie - $7 , Eastman Films Veltij \*>" \r".t" and ■ • i *-, * Papers All at List Prices Rexall Orderlies 25c I ' . . -i •.*,. ■ hu rei '"" mend foi co-neti) Rexall Beef, Wine r.nd Iron $1 \ ipli ml id j * n • up ,n"l tot Best Sarsayarilla $1.00 \\ . have Uood lieimi '■ tlii" ; n parsllan fni I ' >esr« mul nu pi' [ ■' ' minmcnil it *i* *i st'i-iui' inn p * c< "• I ll- Ksrs THE REXALL STORE bews BARGAINS! BARGAINS! In all kinds "f Mi Wearintj Apparel. Drewlng Gowm and Bmojting Jackets for men ;i specialty, Shoes of all kinds and al all prices, McKINNON & SUTHERLAND FIRST STREET T THE BEST INVESTMENT On The Market To-Day Is AT $150 EACH TERMS : One Quarter Down, Balance, 6,12 and 18 Months Over 200 Lots Already Sold. Original Prices Last But a Few Days SEE IS AT ONCE J. B. WATSON REALTY COMPANY E. G. FOLEY. Manager, MacKenzie Avenuo enWMVI
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1912-02-14 |
Geographic Location | Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1912_02_14 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0310546 |
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