Array I I. "Empire" Typewriter For ease of operation and perfection in results it is unsurpassed. Price $(>0t Interior Pubhsmng Co., Agls. y *n*t»iml The ail-Herald J4/y '9 \%m T'U I B. Visiting Cards V\ A SPECIALTY ^ntert6V Publishing Company PRtSSERS AND PUBLISHERS Vol. 18 -No. 6 REVELSTOKE, B. C. JANUARY 24 1912 $2.50 Per Year ELECTRIC FIXTURES 2-Light Complete with Lamps and Shades Special $5.00 Hot Point Electric Irons $6.50 National Electric Irous 4, (i, 8 Pounds $5 Up Electric Radiiitors Instant heat. Just wh it is wanted for this cold Snap. $12.50 Llectrk Stoves Boil Water in a few minutes $4 50 Up Electric Art Glass Canopies $15 Up Electric Portable Lamps $3 Up Uilu Lamps 1 lo 9. 1 to Id c. p. other Lamps 4. 5. 8. 10.25, 32 c. p. Stock Complete 25 Cts. Up Tungsten Eamps, 25, 40, 60. 100 and 250 Candle Power. Wire Drawn tilma- ments. 85c. Up LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO. LIMITED I <hx><KKM><H><><K><>0<>C^ Imperial Bank of Canada Head Offico Toronto, Ontario. Capital Subscribed Capital Paid Up Reserve Total Assets, 6,000,000.00 5,996.00^.00 5,996,000.00 $72,000,000.00 ; principr.i points in Uitmida. aad United Hliilea—Lo Branch-pa or Agents at »11 H. Aoeuts in Great Britain and United Htnlea-Londun, Kngland, Lloyds Bank, Limited. Chicago First National Bank, Corn Exchange National Bank. -Seattle—•}.•> UL-National Bank. San Francisco-Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. Spokane—Exchange National Bank. Sayings Bank Department current Opposite at Sl and upward, received, and Interest allowed al •ent rat« from date of deprsit. Correspondence lollcltea. Revelstoke Branch- A. B.McCleneghan, Mgr. ►<M>O<M>0<><>OCK>0<><KKK^ WHMMMMBM HIM IMMI ■ "■■ ■ Clearing Out at Gost Price Bargains for Old and Young in Ladies' and Children's Wear Mrs. A, G, Crick, * First Street Fruit Growers, Market Gardeners, Lawn Owners and Ranchers Should use BURNS' ANIMAL FERTILIZER to obtain the best results from the soil. Get the latest descriptive booklet FROM and place your orders WITH P. BURNS & CO., LIMITED Wholesale and Retail Produce and Meats BORDER TO SUPPORT MOVE FOR GOOD ROADS W. J. Kcrr Notified That Premier Wiil Pay Attention to Need of Better Highways in Canada Now WobI im.i ter, B, 0,, Jan. in.-— Private Information received i>y \v. .t. Kerr, president ol the Canadian Highway Association, [rom gome of thf member a uf parliament close to premier R. l,. Borden, [orshadow. Important legislation with regard to roads in the Dominion ol Canada, While it in 11,,1 advisable :tt this time to make known Mr, Borden's intentions, it. in safe iii predict that Canada's Brst Conservative administration tm' Hixt.'t'ii years will recognise tlm rapidly growing interest in good roads, and will make a bid for pub- lu' approval by devoting lune, at - tent hm mul money to this worthy ohjpct. In bis Bpeech from the throne at Hie opening of Parliament, in Novum i her. 11 in Royal Highness the Duke of lOonnaughi touched upon the question I of Rood RoiuIh, lntimaslng that it j would he one of the subjects which WOUld receive bis special attention. His Uoyal Highness, having travelled extensively, bus long since recognized the Important Inctor time run,is are in ibe material advance of a country, and while bis position in a measure debars him from taking an active part iii nny scheme aimed at the betterment of roads, yet. his sympathy is known to he wholly with tbis object. The western members of rail,a ment will support Mr. Borden in his TIRED ? THEN A CUP OP "BELL BLEND TEA" will refresh you with lu bright, iplcj flavor and Iragraucy, S'.hl In 1 lb. lead packages. Price, 35c, 40c. and 50c. per Ib. G.W.BELL P. O. BOX 208 GROCER Sl BAKER Phono No. 2*i endeavor to give Oanada iiet.tei roads ,1. 1). Taylor, member for the Westminster District, ln n spet'i'h made at Langley a few dnys ago, lohl the-farmers ot thnt district that, be Would do all iii bis power tn tyring forward an improvement In the Btandard of Canada's highways, Ho also pointed out that the Dominion government al the time of confederation made a Oanadian Highway one of tho-induce ments offered to this province— n promise which today still stands unredeemed. With the immense strides which Oanada bus made of late years, and the marked prosperity which sho enjoys at tbis time, rondfl can no longer he treated as a negligible quan - 'ity. The citizen demands and must have, pood roads. The day is now past when a rock strewn trail was considered good enough lor the dis tricts; the farmer is as much entitled to a lirst class road ns is the city resident, The farmer always has hcen, but be has not always impressed that fact strongly enough on the politician and the statesman. Now the time has arrived when the cry for pood roads ls general. It is a matter for congratulation on tne part of the farmer, for those in high places recognize that if he is not given the transportation facilities to which he is entitled, they will re - reive their answer through lhe medium of the ballot box. GOOD RDAG3 CDN¥ERTIDN ftt VfctoriaB.C, February 22 snd IH Next Advices received from Victoria an- nouoce that arrangements have been made for the holding ot a Good Bonds Convention In that City on Fabruarj 82nd and -3rd, for the purpose of discussing matters In connec tion with the building and mainten - mice of public roads throughout the province. The Hon. Thos. Taylor, Minister ol Public Works, is at the head of the arrangements, whicli are in the immediate charge of Mr. W. Vi. Koster, Deputy Minister of Public Works. The meeting will be attended by the engineering stall ot the I'ulilie Works Department and by all Road and Bridge Superintendents ln tbe provinoe. Papers will be read by prominent engineers und men cx- :..; hi the work of building roit.b*. The following program for thc meeting has bein is-ued: Road Location—Mr. J. P. Forde. Material for Road Construction — Mr. D. Irvine. Note- mi Construction—Mr. O, P. Napier. Use of Modern Road Machinery — Mr. .1. E, Griffith. Systematic Accounting Records for Road Superintendents—Mr. Hamilton Lang. Comparison of the use of Steel, Concrete and Wooden Structures —■ Mr. lv Malum. General Road Construction and Maintenance (Illustrated by Stereop- tican Views) Mr. It. 11. Thompson. In addition bo tbe reading ol the above papers and thc discussions wbich will take place thereon, tbe various officials nl the Department will have an opportunity to meet ainl discuss other matt mis iii connection with their work. Th.s meeting is another instance ol fa erTurts being nut. forth by the linister and Deputy Minister ol the I'ublic Works Department to give tho province a road system eommensurato with its needs, and will doubtless help largely towards that end. Revelatoke will be represented ut the meeting by J. P. Forde, assist - ant engineer of the Public Works Department, and K. Trimble, district road superintendent.' et ball game will be played between tho J.B.C. and the Intermediates. I These teams clashed on New Year's day, which resulted iu the Intermediates being the winners. This time ithe J.B.C.'s arc bound to win, so ithe basket linfl public are assured ol ; a good fnst game, ulso a good clean name os each team la well drilled in the rules. The adniission to this .■'im' will he, adults 15c. children It) cents, DEPUTY MINISTER IT REVELSTOKE W. W. Foster On Inspection Tour —Forecasts Large Appropriations for lievelstoke Riding W. W. Fostor, the Deputy Minister ol i'ublic Works, arrived in town last Hundiiy from Nelson uud remain od till Tuesday afternoon, when ho took the Arrowhead sletper for the coast at 4:30 To a Muil-llcralil reporter, Mr. Foster said:—"I was over ut Grand Forks inspecting tho new court house building und stopped oil at Nelson to look into a couple ol departmental mutters. 1 urn stopping over ut Rev elstoke moro to renew old uciiuuin - tnnces than unythlng else. Whllo in town I looked over some ol thc public works, including the muttresslug being done by Roud Bupt. Trimble, which I louud iu u very sutisluctory stute. "Regarding the government appropriations for this district, I cuunot say exactly whut they ure just uow, but they will he grouter all over tho province thuu lust yeur. Tho uiin of my depurtment Is to do siibsinutiul work—muke substantial roads, Bome thing thut will luBt. Mr. Foster stated that thc bracing air of Revelstoke was very refreshing to him after the coast weather, us ho itlways lound tbis city to possess un admirable climate. I Everywhere ho went he found a strong feeling ol optimism prevailing throughout thc province. The railway policy of thc Hou. Richard I MoBride, Boon to bc made public, would do wonders towards opening lip the rich unsettled districts of tho province. | As the Deputy Minister stepped on tho west bound express mnny citiz - ens who had gone to the station to see bim off bid him lion-voyage. cr POULTRY SHOW AT B. C. local Poultrpeii Capture Frizes Dibi' Three Thousand Birds on inhibition A Vuncouver dispatch received yesterday, stutes thut Revelstoke Poul- tr.tmcu curried oil more prizes ut the Provincial Poultry show at Vuncouver this week. The [ollowing is the list ol Revelsiokc prize winners: Roy Smythe entered live birds und won live prizes. Barred Rocks, cock, 3rd prise; cockerel, Rth prize; pullet, ,'.rd, Itli aiid Rth prize. From over 100 entries. J. Clelland got 2nd hen in the Buff L/eghorni. F\ W. Laing, cock, 1st; oockenel, 2nd and 3rd, pullet 1st, 2nd and ;ird. in his Rose Comb Brown I.eghornB. d. Shaw, .!rd prize tor best pen ol Barred RockB. Birds singly could not compete ln thc pens. At this poultry bIiow their were nearly four thousand birds selected from all the western states, as well as B. t*. It is therefore n high honor fur the local poiiltrymen to capture these prizes. tnjoyable Social Among thc leading social cventB ol the piiBt week, wus a most cnjoynblo whist and dancing party given by Mrs. E. Corning last Thursday evening, at which about 35 guests were present. Wbist wns played according to Hoyle, after which dancing wub In dulged ln. The evening was more Interesting from thc fact that tbc party was given in honor of Miss Brcnnan of the CB. Hume & Co. establishment, who will shortly lcuve for New Westminster. Tbis young lady's departure will he much re - gretted by her host of friends. Whist Party Another plcusant time wub Bpent lust Wednesday evening at the home ' of Mrs. Cunuinghain Morris, whon | Bome twenty guests spent u most en- joyahlc evening. Music und cards I were thc chief features of the eveniug Dainty refreshments were nlBo served Thc hostess proved herself an cutcr- taiuer of u high order, which cun ba vouched lor by each und every guest. V. ID. C. I. NOTES A ni, boy who has iml yet received a program of tbe Arts and CraftB ex btbitlOS mav have one for the nsking The Physical Direct *i li pery anxious ;,i l,.i .* every hoy in the city take part in this. Get busy and BOe what you can do in this line. There is a poislMftty uf a swimming ei-RSS iieillK started for boys who are i ,,t members. The class to lay afternoons 00 Friday evening at 8:15 a bask-1 Drowned in Shuswap Lake John McC.oskcll ol t'olestn, according to a dispatch received ycBterday from Sbuswap, was drowned laBt l''iitbiy In ribiiHwap lake. 1 It appears that thc lute Mr. Mc- (loskcll was out skating on F'idny I on thc lake and as that Ib tho gener- ' al day to go /with the mail and as it was noticed that he did not turn up on Friduy, u neighbor sturted out to aBCortnin what was the trouble, and niter seurcbing in vain for some time, traced the defeased to Lake Shuswap und found Ills hut beside n large hole in the ise. This solved thc mystery regarding the disappearance of the young man whose body mny never lie recovered, as Lake HluiRWnp is not noted for giving up its dead. Thc deceased was about 25 yenrs of age and unmarried. His parents reside in Scotland, but a brother ot tho deceased wns married to a sister ol Mrs. Innis of this city. lt Is Started thut, the sudden death yf this young man in the prime of life In such a tragic way, lias eaBt la gloom over Shuswap district which will be hard to shake ofl. Revelstoke Caledonian Society The Bums Supper und Dance, under thc niiBplceB of tbe Kevelstoke Caledonian Society, according to tbe committee, promises to lie one of' tho events of the senson nnd will sur - pass nnythinggivou heretofore by tho Socioty. The gcuiul W. M. Lawrence will oc rupy the chair and give Burns' grace ut the opening ol the supper, and other well known exponents of tbe vocul und humorous ml will con - tribute to the evening's enfoyment, uftcrwurds thc compnny will proceed to Selkirk Hull and trip the light lantastlc too tne thc wee emu' hours nyont the twal. Light refreshments will be served at midnight. This promises to lie thc moat successful Scottish concert of the season ao don't forget tonight. Two Years More Toronto, Jan. 2a— Sir William Mackenzie has rvuehod Toronto on his return from a month in Europe, on what ho termed a pleasure trip. Speaking of thc west he snid between 40-n und 500 miles of branch lines would lie built this year by the C.N. R. in western Canada. Sir William still adhered to the opinion that tho Canadian Northern railway mam line would lie constructed through to the const In 1914. Do not fail to Bee Pathe's Weekly at the FiHson tonight. Moving pictures at ths Ddlson theatre lonlgM, BOURNE BROS, Dealers in Hardware of All Kinds. Guns, Ammunition, Harness, Horse Blankets, Whipe Stoves, Ranges, Enamel and Tinware Paints, Oil, Varnish, Etc. Crockery and Glassware Ti Plumbing, Heating We are prepared to undertake any work in this line Groceries, Fruit, Vegetables A Very larqe stock of Fresh and Up-t,-Date Carried in This Department Hay, Grain and Feed Agents for McClary's Famous Steves, Sherwin- Williams Paint Co., Canadian Oil Companies, Ltd. We pay special attention to Mail Orders and Shipping to Outside Points. hi BIG REMOVAL SALE ON during month of I ruary BOURNE BROS. Hardware Dealers GROCERS McClary's Stoves Revelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. THE WORLD'S STANDARD Ml s4 Sv at 4 |Vw ■ - „„ -2 r i SM Revelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. January Clearance Sale We are offering ;lll of our high grade winter stock at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. Men's heavy ribbed I'mlcrwear SOc and 65c Fleece lined I'nderwear 50c Boy'l Underwear St HAI.I' PRICK This includes such high class lines as Slmifield's and Turnbulls. Boy's Suits at UM.V PRICK. We ha\e ISO iwir of Men's High Oratlc Shoe*, consisting of all si/es,which regularly sold (or $5:50 and $5.00, now selling for 53 65. Hoy's School Sinus, all sizes, sale price fl.85. Sec our Windows and Bargain Tables for Snaps McRae Mercantile Company, Limited ■yott:r IR:E:F-A.I:RS NEVER PUT OFF TILL TO-MORROW WHAT YOU CAN DO TO-DAY Nn time like the present to bring in your Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, etc., that need repairs. We make them as good as ne\,. All work guaranteed. Jeweller F. G. BEWS op*** WEDXESDAY, JAN'. 2Wi, NIB. THK^LJLIL-IIEKi^LID, BEYEL8TOKE T WKDNUBDAY, JAN. 21th, 10)2. =% [Coal and Wood Orders will now be accepted for Bankhead Hani Coal, Furnace size, as it is now in stock. FUEL PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS: Bankhead Hard Coal, Furnace Size, per ton. . . .$10.50 Briquettes, per ton 8.75 Wellington. Soft Coal, per ton 11.00 cTWixed Hardwood, 16-inch, per cord 7.50 Cedar, 16-inch 6.25 Baled Oat Hay at $17 per ton. The Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd. ^ J vtbc ADaiMberalb PDBLI3HBD WKDNKSIUY AND SATUHDU AT REVELSTOKE. B. C. Jntcciot publtsbing Company Limited j. K. JOHNSON, Manager, RALPH tl. 80RUTON, Editor. WEDNESDAY . JAN. 24th, l'J12. HALCYON NEWS Amongst tbc quests [rom Roval- Btoko that arrived lust week, were Mrs. H. McSorley, .1. McSorley, Miss Mullen, Qeo. Knight nntl Mr. Stortz. Mr. Larson oi tbe Kootenay Stenm Laundry of Nelson, ia upending a few weeks at the Hot Springs resort. William Uoytl expects any dny to receive, tbe machinery for tbe install nig of thc electric light plant which will bc put in to light the hotel nnd villas, doing away with tbc gasoline light wliicb are now in use. The recent Chinook wind lias taken Tbc motion adopted at the last meeting oi tbe city ft.unci, that the Council be appointed a committee ot'away most ol the snow that hasfal- the wll,,),. t„ confer with leadlngUeu this winter, but tbis morning ratepayers and businessmen ..I Revel-|the mercury hnd dropped 18 degrees. stuke. as to tlie best solution ol the difficulties tbe city lathers are en - deavorlng to surmount, In connection with the "sewerage system'' ,s a very (tumble step, and will meet villi the unanimous approval ol the citisons. Tbe problem of financing the sewer system, like every Other problem of i.ty government, should be tackled coolly and deliberately, Uevelstoke has Kiidfic.l iu the past, and is miii enng now, as the result ot too bi'S ty action in entering upon expensive scbeni'-s, without considering what was really involved. Uy all means let the council und the leading rate- layers get together; the difficulties we arc facing, are only euch as lave had tt, l„ faced ly every young city and tbc experience til other larger and older places should be Studied, nnd with the intelligent eo-ojoratlon oi tbe cltlsens and the coaaeil. a fttletactory and practical so.til oil ol our difficulties is bound to be r a-'ll ed- Make home happy with a glowing new heater. Enjoy the comfort of sitting around a handsome, warm stove. Our Heaters will hold the fire over nitfht, so that you only need to make a few twists and pour in some coal to quickly have a hot fire. One. " Fire Out " your old Stove and " Fire Up " a new FROM $2 UP TO $10. Revelstoke Hardware Co., Ltd. x llowson Block Am*.'..*.' the work performed by tb, new government ut Ottawa, in tleli first session, wns the appointing o! a commission to investigate the hub - ject of "Government old \ge Pensions." It is understood that tbe •scope of the Inquiry will not be et.ii- hnexl to the mire advisability .'I continuing or extending the present Cn- .:. Annuity scheme, but that ths commission will .nvestigute the whole matter, also considering thc .-•*■ nl developments in tbis direction, tbroughoitt Europe and the I'nited ' States. | Tht* - - applied mi a national - a means of pro vision against sickness, invalidity and old age. is a new fnctor in the world .,.'". "~". ~. , ^^^^^^^— Ireut, wbich bud uo legal etlect of economics, and iu our opinion ton- . , . i-titutes one of the outstanding feut- Mrs. Ulondin, from Dlondin's l'oint Is recovering rapidly from the (all wbich she received some IU dayB ugo Ur, Mossman ol Nakusp, wus sent tor but it wns found thut she received only ii bad sprain instead of a broken shoulder Which was lirst feared. Local trappers nre now bringing in quite a number of skins. They suy ihat trapping is exceptionally good tu.s winter. He Temere Oecree Dublia, Jan. 17—Mr. Justice Kenny today delivered judgment in what is known as the "Midnight Marriage Case" in whieb the Ne Temere de - cree wns invoked in order to secure t nc annulment ol a marringe between i v> illlam Arland Usher ol Eaetwell, l.oiighrca county Qalway and Mary i aullicld, wbo at the time was a do ti.-istic in nis house. The judgment declares that although the marriage was invalid iu the eyes of tbe Catholic church, yet it wns capable ol belag validated at any time. It was, however, already absolutely valid according to tbe marriage laws of Ireland. Tbc marriage would huve been invalid, Judge Kenny continues, under tbe penal law up to ls"ii because Usher bad been .i Protestant within the previous 12 months but that law was repealed In i-7i'. The petition would therefore be dismissed with costs. Tbe judge found nothing in the com mon law or church law nullifying a marriage between two Roman Catholics by a Human Catholic priest because of tbe absence "I wltaeaaea, ex- pt the decree of the Council of in HOTEL ARRIVALS UNION HOTEL. Arrivnls for the week ending the tilth inst. J. Uiiinly, Arrowhead. W. Ralfc und wife, Nelson. A. Tnylor, Golden. J. Nicholas, Golden. S. Campbell, (loldon. J. Mellon, Beaton. T. Baynes, Mulukwa. tl. Col, Malukwa. A. Blaney, Nelson. J. H. Johnson, Malakwa. M. McKeller, Winnipeg. H. H. Heflreu, Arrowhead. J. Wilner, Comaplix. M. Walker. Enderby. 11. Taylor, Field. A. Turner, Field. K. O, Bwanson, Field. J. I.aiigtlon. Alta. WINDSOR HOTEL. Arrivnls for the week ending January l'Jth. 11. J. Steele. Calgary. A McLeod, Calgary. S. Hitchcock. Arrowhead. M. Minus, Arrowhead. J. C. McOee, Edmonton. V Munro, lingers Pass. Geo. ti* McToney, _'l Mile Board. J. 1). Manley, Regina. G. Lewis, Regina. W. CHvo, Vancouver, R. Abbey, Tobei, Alta. (!. Williamson, Notch Hill. F. M. Blake, Vancouver. P. 0, Campbell, Balmon Arm. W. W. Foster, Victoria, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thompson, Sicamous. Jobn Han, Calgary. J. N. Eakins, Vernon. urcs of the. economic history of the Inst twenty years. It has recently become recogui7.fl . ;. « scientific application id th,* laws of areiagea, it would l-e poss- Ibis to strike at the root of the treat causes of human want and mis ery, namely sickness and destitution •y the mere adaptation '.'. tli- exact pnaaplss of mathemati :s to bnag the problem of poverty down from the clouds of heavenly speculation, into tbe cold daylight .,( facts, where tbe problem would be capable . | .i.isn an ! * lire. Tbe initiation of the irrent nal a! schemes ol .nsuraii'*- many. anl latterly on a gigantic scale constitutes ir. mark along -be road ton ird pi at 1 happiness Sr tin* m... hum.,: '.inadlan govern ment could •!" no better act . . . ,. tbu lat -• levelopmsnl ol the science id hum.n. mica, The result ol grunting tbe petition would have been to muke the child illegitimate and degrade the mother. but tbat was their precise con . in the eyes of the church of Home, which ecactetl tbe Trent and the N» Tenure decrees aguinst elands ' marriages, f. W. Laino on Executive B.C.. J British Co!i ml la Poultry as* nit.mi today presented ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ■ - port al ths matting i,i-r.. ,T!,ls oomMtioH ol affairs must not be The secretary. M. A. Jnll resigned, , "Uowwl to continue and among tho find bis action caused recrrt Tbc many who arc miaing funds to com King George Supporter ol Choir The movement Inaugurated In to enter upon an energetic cam; to suppress the white plague as a rial to King Bdward VII.. has met with the beany approval ot b,-1 ■or i ieorge V.. and has bis sup port and sympathy. W tho neces tor such a campaign the following Ug proof conclusive, in Wales alone the loss nf lives frnm COMUm in the last ten years totalled i Im 1" rs.m in ten dies ol in some dlftl in addition to tins •ii.in life there i- tbe ng "f upwards ol 15,000 dlsatH • . trictiOS ,,f the disease who are ing iiiiii premature graves. Ths - i.-.* li .th rate from consumption . Bouth wttit*H in the tsn vear-' I • " • . ! tm, was if-f i" r * ent higher than ui England and Wales as a wnole, M. Miller. Tacoma. Adair. Calgary. ■ g, Nelson. Hosl 'tiz, C'ulgnry. Cbafoy. Rogers Pnss. Turner. Kamloops, Qlemie, N'elson. Boioskl, Arrowhead. Boloski. Arrowhead. C, McOee, Winnipeg. Dainsirone. Cranbr* ..k. McKay. Nelson. Murray. Arrowhead. Tet rei ia. N* iris, Nelson. ' *• ; •»<?* li Burns Calgart . J. Johnson, Kan Adair Spokane i Mr'ii-.* Oolden. t'tinaa P Postal Calgary. R. Bps i. Ryan, Rt . Q Cosh, '.'ancouver. L. Plumpter, Calgary. Montreal, Three V'adey. ■in ancou • r B. I'ulmer. ("inn Willi Ul. . ■ I Rogers Pass, Cummlngs, Chase, fiilgary. Meldok, vv.gwnm. 1 'ampbell, \ aneonv ir. KIM; BDWARB, J. s. J. i'.. M. O. \. J. T. J. C. D. A. \ W T. J. \\ .1 w .- I K .1 A .1 n ii 20 Millions for Improvements Montreal, Jan. 2ll—Before leaving lor Winnipeg tonight, Mr. George Bury, Vice-President ol the Oanadian Pacific Railway and General Manager of western lines, who has been in conference with Sir Thomas Shaughnessy during the ;;•.'. few dnys, announced that no lesn thnn $20,mm,000 would be spent by llle company In improving the B/stotn west of tbe greut lnkes during thn coming year. The rumor tlia'. the ina.ii line is to tie double-'r.icKed as soon as possible in all con .'cited districts i« confirmed. A second iw.ck will be laid along the ro'r.e neiwitn Regina and Chaplin, Baak,, between Hammond, B, ('., and Vancouver nnd between A ly t li aiid Senalta. Alnerta. Considerable extensions ti "lv t,.-m- inal facilities at Vancouver. Calgary Swill Current, Moose Jaw, Outlook Regina, Broadview, Brandon, nnd Port William will be made. A new terminal will also be built f nis slimmer at Coquitlan, B.C.—Ex. REVELSTOKE ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. Notice la hereby givon that Courts oi Revision und Appeal, under the provisions ol the "Assessment Act" and thc "Public Schools Act" for tho Uevelstoke Assessment District will be held ns follows:—Court House, Monday, February 5th, 1012, lit 10 a. in. Datod ut Rovelstooo, loth January 1912. OHAS. M. FIELD, Judge Court of Revision and Appeal lirst issue Jan. 13th 4 w. VV A1N TJiU WATCH THIS SPACE HEXT ISSUE WANTED—A girl, about 12 ot lw years ol age to do light liousowoiii uud tutto euro ol u buuy on Satin days. Apply Mail-Herald UlHce. WANTED—Situation iu lumber ollico us Stenographer and invoice clork; thoroughly experienced; all refer - once. Apply, box 91.4, Mall-Herald Ullico, Uevelstoke. WANTED—Salesman for latest una most perfect gasoline light in the world. Cheupest and bout light known to science. Exclusive territory, big profits, permanent busi - ness. MucLurcn & Co., Culgury., Altu. ;tod. WANTED—Offers tor new laid oggs, und lut chickens. Apply, Viukers, Salmon Arm. WANTED—Married man seeks work, ollico cleaning, furnaces looked ui ter, etc., by duy, week, or contract For lull piii'ticuluis upply A. 1'., Mail-Herald uibce. 4t. WANTED—A girl or woman to do general house work.—Apply ut thu Mail-Herald uuice. wanted—North Vancouver Property ueur Second Narrows or close in to City. We havo buyers uud want your listings, owners only.—Peoples Trust Co., Ltd., 12b Pender street, Wost, Vancouver, B. c. St.J.10 FOR SALE-About 150 tons ol baled green feed, ulso a Quantity 01 Tlm othy hay. For prices write, N.E. Spurks, Miluertou. Altu. at. J. 10 WANTED—By lady, liiriushed room, well heated, centrally located, with breakfast if possible. Apply P.O. Uox 07. Splendid Per'or.Mce The folloii -.'lithe Salt Lake Headland: At the Y.M.C A. au.I,tm'.urn Fr. In* .- ■ ■ idience greeted the M.i'it company with sympatl rtneere applause. Salt Lake is such it COSmopoIll tn .' la, "veil of small dinr i her Without con taining one or more who '-an livs mur' * ng rhe singing of thei ii song than i.i.' of bieb strung select . .fa later dav. "IW'ay Down Upon 'he Swanee Ribber." "i>; v . : k, mi it kv Home," anil ■* i ere i sndet * * It would il for an '".. • ••) ..rimcr.t that ro * * it thing is lacking A. G. DUCK, ■ Electrical Store MACKENZIE AVENUE Day Phone-284 - Night Phone, 40 WOOD WOOD but the* disease is the Moelwyn Choir of Male Voices who have given Its services free and are DOW t.ourinir Canada fnr the purpose 'if raising funds to carry on tbe campaign, 1 IS; : will be here on Monday, Jat, 89th, and tbc ticketB arc, on sale At Macdonald's drug store. Those that go lo bear them Will Just arrived, five cars clean lump have a rare opportunity to her lbe semi-hard smokeless coal, at H. M. marvellous music of Wu.oi laog ly t'fureier's. 2t its premier vocalists. tiffleeri sleeted were President, W,M. i ".tteti. Vancouver; v.i* president,W, IC. Nnchtreib. Victoria; secretary, J. K. Terry of tbe department ,,f ngn - culture. These w.th T. W, Edwards of Victoria and F. W. Laing of Rev- elstoke, fotm the executive.—Ex Arrivals Janu ary llth. Mrs. A Mre C \ Darii Rogers I Mrs. Vi. Hill, Roireis I ll. 1,-ecM,., N'elsrui li. Mel,end, Fernie. Be van, Ferule. Jones. Fernie. 1 ' Piatt, QMcban, R. SoiiUet , Vernon. Lnigg, Vancoi ter. Morsley and wife, Armstrong. .f Scott, Kamloops, P Ooy, Vancouver. B. c. Prntr, Gletoban, porence J.iadon, Nakusp. fl. Jordon, Nakn p F. Siitherlnml, Nakusp v.'. u. Doty, Vancouver. 0, P. Young ainl wife, Rogers Puss I have l'rfi Tonla of Green Bird Wood for s;i $3.50 per Cord on 'he cars E. LINDBERG ■'ar.-*. P. 0. NOTICE. lu the Matter ol an Application for the issuo of a Duplicate Certificate of Titlo to all minerals p.et. - ious und huso (Save coul and pio- L oleum) under Lots b'i2b "New York" Mineral Claim, 522G ' Boston" Mineral (Halm, 5227 "Chicago'' Mineral Claim, J328 "Montreal" Mineral Cluim, 03211 "San Francisco" Mill oral claim, 5330 "Pairview" Mineral Claim, 5331 "Metropolitan Fraction" Mincrul Cluim nnd 5332 "Cbicugo Fraction" Mineral Claim, all Croup 1, Kootenay District. Notice is hereby given that .t is my intention to issue ut tlu expiration ol one month after the lirst publication hereof a Duplicute if the Certilicate of Title to thc above mentioned lots iu thc name ol The Metropolitan Cold and Silver Mining Company Ol Lardeau, B.C., Ltd.(Noli Personal Liability) which Oertiflcate la dated thc 30th duy of July, Uuti, at io:2o u.ui. und numbered 5.122A. Nelson, B. C, sth January, 1913. SAMUEL U. RUE, 1st iisue J.20 District Registrar. NOTICE In the Mntter of an Application for the issue .if a Duplicate Oertiflcate of Title to Lots • and 9, Block I, Town nf Arrowhead, being part of District Lot 3X4, Croup 1, Map 631. Notice is hereby given that it iB mv intention to issue at toe expiration of one month after the first publication hereof a Duplicate of the I'ertiHcate of Title to the above men- Monsd lots in the name of Barney L. I'lumton, which Certlllcnto is dated the Kith dny of January, IMS, ut 'i .in a.m.. and numbered LOO70A, NeUnii, ii.c,, sth January, 19U. SAMUEL It. BOH, 1st Ise. Jan 17 District Registrar. Shilohfo Gure q,, ,l.lv %l»|t*l 1 nudha, mrri cold*, hr.lt th. Ihroat pud luaitB. • • • 2.1 ccaU T. It. J. II c W. LIQUOR A«'T. IMO. Mnl tt after date application will be tn 1 te *,, the Bttpsi *■*'* :• nt >,f l'i ovinolal Police fnr the. tr.tnefer of lhe ,. f .r the sale <,f litpior by retail In ninl lipOO the premised knowii as the City Hotel, nit.uateil at Itevelstoke. in the province ol Brit.i-di Ooiomhfai, Irom Robert Caley to John Oaley "f Fie vel stoke, I ItdltEriT t'ALEY. J.20 1st iss. Holds! of Licenso. OANONG'S G B CHOCOLATES Now Hold the Fort in Kevelstoke A large variety of Dainty Boxes in half-pound* 11111'- pounditWO imtinil and thrt'L'- pound sizes The Finest in the Lnnd and Canadian cTVlade 40 yours experience Gourlay Pianos Gourlay Angelus Players High Priced, But Worth the Price Conic anil let iis play one of the master pieces (or you' iinil'iiiilgc for yourselves. Try our noted Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos and Accordeone or snj other Instrument, We un* sole agents for lbe Century Edition Bt IOc, Revelstoke Music Store, McKenzie Ave. J. Bingham, Prop. FOR 112 YEARS POTTIES CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN STOCK REMEDIES Have Been Used With Success Four generations have improved them until they have no equal. Keep your horses, cattle anil other stuck insured by having on hand a supply of l'ottie's Remedies. Sold in Revelstoke by ARMSTRONG & CO JOHN POTTIE & CO., VANCOUVER, CO. Rosedene Nurseries Revelstoke. B. C. House Plants, Ferns, etc. Cut Flowers, Roses, Carnations, etc Thos. Newell, Prop. Designs Box 51 Phone 295 FURNITURE We carry a complete stock of Furniture, Carpets, Linoleums, Oilcloths, etc. Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere. R. Howson & Co., Revelstoke, B. C. To the People ol Revelstok eDistrict Win upend lieedleu dollar! on (ml lulls this winter, when lor a ninll Investment In .1 luw STORM WINDOWS and u dooi "i two you can gave nt lmst so per cent ol yonr presenl < ntlny in fnel? Maybe you have never considered tins. Think it over and you wll be convinced. 11 vou Invest uow in a lew s onu windows and tloors you will SAVI! THEIR COST long belore the arrival ol 's*'iinv;. Ask those who know aud gel youi order in now. AU. (iKDCKS ARH I'Ko.MI'TI.V ATTBNDBD TO. If you are contemplating building a House, Store or Business Block lu the Spring, fr adding mi addition to the House, now is the ti tne to talk it over. Come to n- uiilt your plans mul let iis figure itout lor you. Vou will profit bj our wide experience and SAVE MONEY. wt* k"<' estimates (rcely on all Uiuls pl CONSRUC- TIONAIj WORK, and yonr enquiries are solicited. The Revelstoke Sash and Door Factory v. i). Uox 293 GEO. l) BHAW, Prop, Phone No .'61 WOOD FOR SALE 12-inch and 16-inch lengths Furnished House on 3rd st. To Rent, $20 a Month Apply for particulars to the undersigned [PHONE 27ti W. B. ROBERTSON Office on Second Street, next to Cummings Transfer Office. LIFE INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVE REQUIRED for REVELSTOKE DISTRICT Onl) i'<" 'I produi < 11 need apply, State ref< renct sand i \|,t Hem ' ' lood opportunity lm , ,,| able person. J. VV. VV. Slewait, Managing Din dor, The Monarch Life Assurance Co'y. WINNIPEG, Canada, ('iiiiiiiiniii, itiona confidential, For Your Seeds Ornamentals & Fruits GO TO THE Henry Seed and Nurseries Wa Iiave the finest s'.oeli on tlie Coast. I,ust year, my first year in the business, was badly handicapped; owinu to tlie want oi stock, liut not so this venr. St ml ns M.ttr orders and we will give you satisfaction. Bee our new catalogue, it is tree to youi A. R. Macdougall, Proprietor WEl'iNRSDAY, JAN. 2*ltli, 1112. THEPI^E^IL-IIEII^.XjX), "EEYELSTOKE WEDNESDAY, JAN. :Mtu, 1312. 4 i I • THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIB EDMUND WA'.KER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., PRESIDENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager CAPITAL, - $10,000,000 REST, - $8,000,000 COLLECTION BUSINESS With its lar-^e number of brunches, agents and correspondent*) The Canadian Hank of Commerce is able to effect collections throughout the world promptly and at reasonable rates. Rates will be quoted on application, FOREIGN BUSINESS 4230 Cheques and drafts on all countries of the world, drawn in sterling, francs, marks, lire, kronen, florins, roubles or any oilier foreign currency, can be negotiated at Tlie Canadian Hank of Commerce at reasonable rates. REVtC STOKE BRANCH-- F M. GIBSON. MGR\ THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1865 Record of Progress for Five Years- 1906-1911 1906 l'»ll Capital .... * 3,000,000 * *4,oili),()0() Reserve 3,000 000 4,10),000 Deposits .... 23,677,730 86,042,811 Loans and Investments - 27.457,090 38,854,801 Total Assets - - - 33,090,192 48,237,284 Has 83 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Corrospondenta In all the i'i in ni imi Cltiea In the World. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES Interest allowed at highest ourrsnt rate. Revelstoko Branch. W. H. PRATT, Manager Our Doctors AnlhSeptic Shoe is Proving a Winner This last is filling a long felt want and its waterproof qualities are standing the test. We carry a full line of the famous Pene- tang Shoe pack and all kinds of rubber footwear. Once a customer always a customer. Satisfaction guaranteed. ARMSTRONG & COMPANY Boot and Shoo Rapalrers, Saddlers Harness Makers Smokers' Supplies for Xmas The old reliable now lms the largest and hesi line of Smokers' Supplies ever in the City, antl our prices lire right, Fifty brands ff dgan to choose from. Trice [rom $1 .toper liox up; not made Irsin scrap either. Meerschaum Pipes from $3.00 to $10.00 Calabash Pipes from $3.50 Up Our siock el Calabash Pipes is small on account ol the crop being a (allure tins year and quality poor. Briar Pipes in cases from $1.00 up. Ask for the famous 11. B. B. brand. Every pipe is guaranteed. Cigar and Cigarette Holders, Cases ami Lighters, Pouches, Ash Trays anil Pipe Racks. Tell us what you want alld we will suit you. If you cannot call, phone 37 ami Roods will he sent to your home tor approval. Buy early while stock is complete. McKinnon's Cigar Store ASK THE DRIVER Everybody knows him, he will tell yuu that the whiskeys we are selling are the best. Call and be convinced, No household should be without a supply of our Harvey's Special Scotch Whlskeyi our Frapln Liqueur Brandy, guarante-ad :in veins old or Blaokberry Brandy for Medicinal purposes. Our stock of choice Wines and Liquors of all kinds are unexcelled. Sold by all thc leading hotels, or telephone The Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co., Ltd. Importers ar tl Dealers In Pure Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes PALACE LIVERY, FEED, SALE STABLE Our Livery is equipped with the best horses and rigs. We also deliver express and baggage to any part of the city- Heavy and light teaming a specialty COAL AND WOOD FOR SALE F. McCarty, Proprietor Phone 201 Timber licenses Victoria, .Inn. 19—Tho executive ol llu* Provincial Conservative Association waited un tho government this morning and presented the resolu - tions pas80d ut the New Westminster convention, The premier promised to cunaiiier nil favorably, Tin- resolution favoring a confer - once with the Dominion government, with the view ul appointing a commission to inquire into the udvisabil ity ol establishing government tele. I phones he considered a wise oue, and I promised to net upon it. I The visitors were afterward! entertained by the Premier to luncheon ln the Legislative grill, A deputation from the municipality ol Poinl Grey, consisting of Hccvo Harvey, Oounolllor Allen nml Mr, B. A. t'linlitlc, arrived hero tonight and tomorrow will interview the government lor the purpose ot recommend - Ing Bome changes in the Municipal Act, such uh would give the municipalities power to establish motor bus services, and uIho enlarge their power in dealing with electric tramways They hnve an appointment to meet the government tomorrow morning. Among thc changes in the band Act, proposed hy Mr. Ross' new bill Is thc appointment of a Provincial Forestry Hoard, with a Chief Forest er and other otllcialR. m It enacts a drastic change in the method of taking out timher licenses for nny areas that may possibly bo opened up in future. It provides that these licenses mtiBt be tendered for on thc Ontario plan. That is, that they will be issued by tender. The royulties will remain thc same, hut the tenderer who offers the largest bonus per thousand fc;t ol timber to bc cut will he given the license, or if the minister so decides thc bonus may lie lor a lump sum on the whole limit. ThiB does not allect land under license at the present time. Thc low enacts rigid restrictions ou railways for the prevention of Ure and also on loggers. It compels thc latter to clear up debris uround their engines and along thc roads. Thc only provision contained for hand loggers' licenses is that the Min ister of Lnmls may issue them ut his discretion in districts whero no injury to crown lands or other proper ty is likely to result. Except to Indians, these licenses can only be is - sued to voters on provincial lists. Penalties for the inlrlngcmcnt of the act are made more severe. Royalties in future will be changed according to the grade of the lumber cut from the timher, the grades being divided into number 1, 2 nnd 8. These royalties will show a material increase over old rates. Alderman Williamson and Mr. Walter Leek have been appointed police commissioners for Vancouver. License commissioners not yet appointed. the jail is again quarantined. Kenneth MiicDuniild of KamlOopiia the present, mniillpox patient.. He wns recently Bent here to relieve uver- orow-dlng Bt Kamloops antl hud not been vaccinated until a lew days ago The case is not sovcro, Must Bs Incorporated | Ottawa, Jan. 1«—Race meets held hy associations that do not boiiBt Incorporation hy acts ol parliament are to lie no more. The MinlBter of Justice will bring * In a hill to amend the criminal code 1 making the holding ol such meets Illegal. A racing association ncrcnl- , icr will have to get its authority hy an act of the federal as well i.s provincial loglBlature, Instead of merely Obtaining letters patent. Tbe object of the amendment is to lessen the number of gambling irects. AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE One IWO ur (uiu seat l'oril Utiti.ibout, Motor and chassis ill lirst class order, leather upholstery almost us guutl as new. Wauls possibly $ll'll spent on it lur new* water cooler nml a tyre or two then the machine would be aa good as new. Will take $200 cash tor it here, with lamps, pumps and lubricating oil. If you want a machine ilun't miss lilts snap. Address H. li. DREW, Camborne, B. C. Two Eminent Endorsements Robert Mclntyre, the noted lecturer—"I have been at thc Chautauqua at Devil's Lake. N.D., two days nnd nights with the Dixie Jubilee Singers and have enjoyed their singing immensely. They are u fine company of artists. Their deportment both on and off the platform is worthy of commendation. I recommend them. Bishop McCabc—I have heard the Jubilee Singers with the greatest pleasure. At the Colfax, Iowa, Assembly they were greeted with great enthusiasm whenever they appeared on the platform. No one will be disappointed who engages them for a concert. Port Mnnn iiowb.—As tho time for the sale of lots ln the C.N.R. town- site at Port Mann draws near much interest is being manifested In this wcBtcrn terminiiB. One and a half million dollnrs have been Invested there during the pnst threo weeks, and realty values aro advancing slendily. Bee J. 13. Watson Reality Co.'s ad for snaps ln Port Mann lots DRCNKKNNUSS CAN BE CURED, m <■> OU Fallacy Thnt Drunkenness Cunnot Be Cured Exploded. Many men drink whu desire to stop the habit. Whisky, however, has un dermtned the constitution ainl creatoe .i craving that is not to be denied, antl the man must have whisky in lomelhtng thnt will remove the cruv* lug und build up the system und ro- Btors the nerves. Samaria Prescription stops lhe craving, steadies the nerves, builds up ihi . neral health and makes drink actually distasteful antl nauseous, li h tasteless and odorleas, and ean be given with or without the pntlent'l Knowledge, ln lea, coffee or food, it Is used regu'erly by Physicians and Hospitals. It has cured thousands In Canada, and restored happiness to hundreds of homes. Read what Mrs. O. , of Hull, says of lt and what tt did for her- "II la four months to-day since* I started to une your Kemedy I folluw. ■ e. th« directions, and had 'he bosl of results. One week after I started using your Remedy the patient slopped di Inking, and has not drunk a glaav of liquor since. I hope you will accept my heartfelt thanks. Hoping God will bless your Kemedy whenever tried, I remain. a Mrs. O . null. Que. (Name withheld by request.) Now, If there Is anyone In your town who needs this Kemedy, tell them of It Practical philanthropy can take no better form. If you have a husband, father, brother or friend who drinks, help them help them- •elves. Write to-dny. A FREE TRIM. PACKAGE of Samaria, with Booklet giving full particulars, directions, testimonials, price, etc., will bc sent In a plain sealed package to anyone mentioning this -.*'.ar CorreaDondence sae.redtv poti- confldentinl. Write today. The 8a- murln Remedy Co., Dept. 46-49, Col- borne street, Toronto, Canada. Also for sale by C. R. Maedonald, Druggist, Revelstoke, B. 0. Fresh Groceries, Vegetables and Fruit Order now your winter's supply Best on the Market D. GALL1CANO, 2i.d Street, Near Railroad Track lhe Bible London, Jan. 20.—Educational authorities arc again at wordy warfare over the religious instruction of Brit ish youths. Although thc subject has been worn almost threadbare, some novelty was imported into tho discussion at a conference at Sherborne, attended by fifty presidents of British schools for the wealthy classes. Many of these highbrows opened their eyes when in introducing the subject of bible teaching in schools the Rev. Lionel Ford argued that thc bible ls not a suitable book to put Into thc bands ol hoys. His i. rum - mendntiou amounted to a plea for a bowderized bible, and It wbb announc ed that a text book, called the schools bible, had been prepared for tbe use of young Btudents, in which "Certain alterations in the text" had lieen made. Mr, Ford's suggestion was unanimously rejected, however, all agreeing in thinking it "no harm that a noy should know there were some things he could not under- Smallpox in Jail Nelson, Jan. 20—Dr. Smttz of Victoria, who was sent in by thc Provincial government to investigate thc outbreak of smallpox nt the Vnnrol mine, near Silvcrton, lelt on Wednes day, having lilted the quarantine at the mine and leaving Pruvinclnl Con stable Moore of Nelson to complete the ftimlpating process ol the build - ings. The cases vterc very light and nro supposed to have originated through the receipt of a letter Mnl to one of the BHners from prince Edward Island, where theie «eh* some MM, A case of smallpox has been dis covered here among the thirty su priieatn received irom the coast uutl Dr. de Van's Female Pills A reliablt French regulator; never fails. Thesd pill!) are exceedingly powerful fn regulating tha generative portion of the female tystem. Kefusa all cheap Imitations. Dr. d* Yan's are sold al ,!> n 1> i\, or three for 110. Mailed to any address. Tha Bcobell Drug Co., Ht. Catharines, Ont. fc. Q. BURRIDGE Tinsmith Repairs, Hot Air, Pipe and Furnace work -WORK SHOP Connaught Ave. - Revelatoke HKLKIRK LODCIM 12, 1. O. O. F. Meeta every Thursday evening ln Selkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. J. 8. HOOLEY, N. Q. JAB. MATHim, Secretary. COURT HT. BEQBIH, No. »161. OF I. 0. F. Meets in I. a O. F. Hall next to Tapping's Opera Houee every second and fourth Monday in month. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed, ti. W. BELL, O. 11. WM. S. CAMBRON, Rec.-Sec. . . It Might Be Cold. . IBTXT It is always hot in the plunge at Halcyon Hot Springs, whose natural not medicinal waters are the most wonderful health restorer on tlie t'ontirent. Our record of cures of rheumatism and other chronic complaints is unequalled and verified by our gratified patrons. Located among the greatest scenerj of Canada, easy of access,—the Sanitarium is luxuriously titted and finished for comfort and convenience of guests. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Wm. BOYD, Proprietor, Halcyon, Arrow Lakes O. W. O. w. Mountain View Camp, No. 22*. Meets Second and Fourth Wednee days in each month in Selkirk Hall. Visiting Woodmen are cordially invited to attend H. W. EDWARDS, Coa. Com. JAMBS MclNTVIUC. Olerk. GOLD RANGE LODGE, K. of P., NO. 26, REVELSTOKE, B. 0. Meets every Wednesday except the Third Wednesday of eaoh month in Oddfellows' Hall at i o'clock. Visiting Knights are cordially Invited. J. Y. SIMPSON, O. 0. Q. H. BROOK, K. of R. * B. U. of F. KOOTENAY LODGE, No. IB A. F. and A. M. Regular meetings are held In MASONIC TEMPLE, Oddfellows' Hall on the Third Monday in each montb at 8 p. m. Visiting brethren art cordially welcome. W. THOMSON, W. If. W. B. ROBERTSON. Secretary. HARVEY, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Imperial Bank Building Revelstoke, B. C. Money to Loan. Offices—Revelstoke, B. 0„ and Cranbrook, B. 0. Geo. 8. MeCarter, A. M. Pinkham, J. A. Harvey Revelstoke, Craubrook JOHN LEE DRY GOODS SALE From Jan. 2nd All Prices Reduced. Ladies' Tailoring Our Specialty Fit Guaranteed LOWER TOWN Opposite Central Hotel ^■^'■jT^I! -V" |\(oronatibn iM&>jTEA< Packed in 3EAUTIFUL CORONATION SOUVENIR TINS bO •! a pound In commemoration ot lhc coronation ol KinB (IcotKe V," KidRwavn•• have puloil Ihe martft a MWiatlon tin ol a mmi |.ictur«n.;e andmqulslie dc»li;n, l-earlni! excellentI'omaitt ol Wile* Special Mnelx have been desicnr-1 r'p.eKnlinlT.inada, India, Africa, Au.lralia anl New m il ■ ' . . . Only a llfiiiied number h.ive been Impoited. l'lice «Oc. lor one pnun'l tint, At lle.l Hiop". NOTICE Revelstoke Lund District. District of West Kootenay. Take notice tlml I, Ralph Parker, ol Revelstoke, B. C, occupation hotel clerk, intend to apply for permission to purchase the following described . land. Commencing at a post planted near |H. Ileflron's south-west corner, being the noutli west poiut ol Ralph Par- ker'x land, thence east 40 ehuins, thence north '20 chains, thence west ] 40 i-lininii, tbence soutb 20 chains, com- ncrcs, along lake shore to point ol DMDMBUDt, Containing forty more or less. Dated this 28th day of November, 1911. RALPH PARKER. Dec.2, Per W.F. Ogilive, Agent, ROBERT SMITH, Provincial Land Buveyor, Mining Surveyor, Bngineerinl McKENZIB AVE., BOX 106, REVELSTOKE HOTEL CLIMAX RESTAURANT ■■■■■■naMi OPEN NIGHT AND DAY I White Help Only Employed Board by the Day or Week Night Restaurant-Short Order W. C. BATCHELOR. - -^Manager. Strictly Fir st Class Rooms Single, en Suite and with Bath Central Hotel Abrahamson Bros., Props. ; Enlarged and Improved. FirBt-Class in every respect. All modern conveniencel Large Sample Koums. Rates $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates Revelstoke, B.C. W. H. WALLACE ARCHITECT. P. 0. Box 146, Revelstoke, B.O. H. W. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST Animal Rugs, Game Heads and Birds Mounted P. D. Box 31, Revelstoke W. PARRY Late Polisher of Howson's Furniture Store Repolishes. Makes Old Furniture New. Estimates Freely Given. GIVE ME ATRIAL Drop Card in Post Office Wood for Sale GOOD DRY OR GREEN FIR OR HEMLOCK. CEDAR WOOD FOR SALE Apply to Chas. Turnross Telephone House No. 07 Telephone Camp No. 21b ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. X. ALBERT ST03STE PEOP. Union Hotel JUST NKW1A REPAIRED RATES, . $1.50 PER DAY Weekly siul monthly rates to be arranged. Meal Tickets, 21 meals (or >* UU FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE, B. C. A. P. LEVESQUE, Proprietor , . . Minteov Ibotel "Restaurant . . , European I>um fl&ontblv? JSoarfc Open B>ag aiifc VU-flbt flfccal Delicts, $0.00 Xauobton & Gapping, props, from strcc* R. Z. CRAWFORD CONTRACTING PAINTER Satisfaction guaranteed Agent for Flexitime Electric Signs R. Z. CRAWFORD Heflidence I'm'. 3rd St. nnd Knlwonave Shop in Alley back ol B. J. Huurne's Store. Pint Street UNION HOTEL ARKijWHKAll, B. 0. Special Attention giren to commercial men and tourixta. Kirat-claa* aainple roomn. Kinettt wenery in British Columbia, overlookiiiK Upper Arrow Lake. W. J. Lightburne, Prop Fruit Lands FOR SALE (.ialena Hay lands in parcels of 10 or 20 acres or en liloc. Correspondence invited. John Shaw. Agent. Box 616 Arrowhead Sewing Machines A nice new stock of Singer and Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines For Sale or Hire by the month at Manning's. All kinds of machine needles stocked. H. MANNING, Agent.!ph0ne42 - Night Phone 85 J.P.SUTHERLAND | Transfer Draying Handling Pianos a Specialty WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2411, I7H. THE' MAIL-HEBALD, REVELSTOKE WEDNESDAY, .TAN, 21th, 103.2. r-^ea-i-Mfflffli-aM ..Tjrcra^ g^>y^,:*«t*MiWBp^ry-,»y^^ MALAKWA NOTES As u rasult ot tlii' recenl good showing tbat tbe "Garden ol Bdon Birds" mndo in tlie Revolstoke Poultry show more nl our ranchera will hereafter muko n specialty ol raising pure bred birds ami in a few years tbis valley can bo expected to make its murk in tho prize lists at tbo various poultry shows. The [act that this valley is SO well watered with numerous creeks and springs, and bus u still utmos - phere, with very little wind, mukes it nu attractive spot (or the poultry man, Added to this tbe eusy acoess tu various markets to the east ami west Insure ,i ready sal' of nil the eggs thut can be produced. Visitors to Malakwa or the Qarden "i ivdi'ii, in oi'dei to see tor tbemBel ves tbe beaut) ol tbe valley and tbe greal advantages n offers to the ino ve fiint grower shoid.i arrange to renin.I, over a couple of duys, so as lo give themselves time tu take lu the major portion of tne valley. A hurried visit is unsatisfactory ut an] time, and especially bare where tne really oust truit growing sue - tions are Bome little distance trout Malakwa biatiou. At the Gulden ot Eden the visitor can see land ready tor cultivation after light cleaning bus beeu done, thut will produce the best of liny, grain, vegetables uf phenomenal growths, strawberries, large and lucious, and all kinds of both large and small fruits. Tohuccu can also be grown with prolusion ut the Garden uf Eden, which fact is enough to worrnnt tbo statement tbat it is n fruit valley, (or when tobacco plants will thrive, fruit treeB will also prosper. LAND VALUES. Auotber attractive feature ahout tbe Gurden of Edeu is that as yet laud values ure normal owing io the fact that Huh fair valley bus never been boomed. You can buy ideul fruit land nl tbc Garden of Eden ut considerably cheaper pries than al uny other equally good trail section in R. c. lt is with pleasure we sit and cast our eyes out over tbis beautiful valley ot the Gardeti ot Eden these suit Mr ■ '■A'-'m ■ ,• •■•' '".^/vC-fl. .', ''■: mm*} 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. CUirirtar nf £nil Bench Lands, Ciay Loam and Vegetable Ulldl ClWtfl Ul OUII Mould, while on Lower Lands Black Loam Prevails. Nn Irrisiatinn Posit'vely no irrigation is needed as Valley is sub- nU II MydIIUII 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, Moderate Clim3te Zero is Average Winter Weather. Prices of Land Reasonable For Further Particulars About This Garden Spot of B. C, Watch This Page of the MAIL-HEKALD Each Week balmy day.: and wonder what Bome of our neighbors to the oast ot us would giu' for one day of this weather ol ours. Holt and still, so still a lighted candle could ho carried in the o, ,11 an tor any diutuueo without Hie lear ot itB being blown out. Willi fuel und building material in unlimited Quantities, lioo lor tho gathering, pure sparkling waler rush ing by the very doors, go to innliu this 11 garden of Kdou even in mid - Winter, and Willi the bountiful fall ot moisture to stimulate iho confidence and encourage ibe planting ol thu laud llle Cuming spring, that it may bloom and become more and more bu fittingly called the Garden ot Bden valley, Every day wo get uuwb of llie Coming of Hlrangers, home Buck - ers that are preparing to Inspect our fair vnlley with the view oi making a liome wiln ub and enjoying tbe bb'Bsings of a pure nnd healthful cliinate and a rich productive Bull. Mr, Campbell, homestead ins, ctor has been touring the vnlley ot tbe Garden of Eden lur the pust two duys- Tho teachers employment agency bus been doing a rushing business ot lute. J, 11. Johnson paid a visit lo Cralgellachle Sunduy. The dunce al the hull in Malakwa, on the 13th inst, came oil on schedule tune aud was enjoyed by about thirty people. J. Allen shipped a bunch of furs tu Calgary a few days ago receiving us high as $15 for one tine martin. Jack is there when it eomcB tu bundling furs. Mr, tl. W. Hall is reported a littlu under the weather theso days, we trust it is nothing Btftious. Miss Lena Sonicrvilh', who has been teaching near the coast, is visit ing with her parents Mr. and Mt'B. 11. K. Somerville, the past week. jftfht^>r,-.y*-gna*mffi?.^^ Tlie Landing of Columbus William Robertson, in "Tho ' is tory of .America," describing tn tresses un their heads. They had no I beards and every pact of their bodies wis perfectly smooth. Their complex iou o, nuiuuva, -to ., ion was ot a dusky copper color; landing ol Columbus in the 1IU1 iv ry their features singular rather than of America in H'i2. writes: As g ,,in disagreeable; their aspect gentle and id the §un aio.e, nil their boats were timid. Though md tall, they were manned and armed. They rowod to- well shaped and active Their laces wards tbe island. with thoir colors und several parts of theil bodies were displayed, with warlike music and fantastically painted witli glaring col other martial pomp. Ab they up- ors. They were shy at first, through I reached the coast they saw it cov- fear, but soon became -am liar with ered with a multitude of people, the Spaniards and with transport re whom the novelty of the spectacle ' cived trom them hawk bells, glass had drawn together, whose attitudes beads, or othor baubles; in return for nr.,1 gestures expressed wonder and as which they gave such provisions as tomshment at the strange objects they hud, and sum,* cotton yarn — which presented themselves to their the ouly commodity ot value which view. j tbey could produce. Columbus waB the flrst European Towards evening Columbus t who s?t toot on the new world which ed to his ship, accompanied by many be had discovered. He lanled in a of the islanders iu tneil boats, whl'li rich dress and with a naked sword they called canoes; and though i ude- In his hand. His men folloWid, and, , ly formed out of the trunk of a Bin- kneeling down, they all kissed th? g'.e tree, they rowed them with sur- ground which tbey had bo long de- prising dexterity.—Ex. Sired to -e?. Tney next erected a i crucifix, and prostrating themselves before .t, returned thanks to Cod tor conducting their voyage to euch a happy issue. They then took solemn possession of the country for the daring that the dumping ot provisions should be strengthened ^ being made applicable to ■■'■■ amides Imported from foreign count which are ln\ I al I - than cost of production. To work in unison with assoc la ■*." trade Inan att impi I ond 1 tions ol industry was dete,-- li, i. .!. Officers; President, Otto , nuind. Arrowhead; vice president, F v:. Adolph, Baynes, B.C . - retary- urer an 1 manager, William A. ' algary; executive, h.w. 9 .t. y, r. Chase, B.C ;E.B. H we, .!.:" B. C; A. B Watts. Wattsburg; W. MarkDecew, Paulson, B.C.—Ex. lumbermen Meet Nelson, U. C, Jan. 2'*—The M tain Lumber Manufacturers' ., - 1 yu=»»-...u.. „. *_* , .... .... ^ion at its annual conve.i.'i yea- Crown o! Castile and Iyeon, with all t.rday urged the Domiuion govern- the formalities which the Portuguese neat to revise the tariff ui>wur.. for were accustom*d to observe in acts further protection of Umber, mining and Iruit growing Industri Columbia. That mouutnii mu. . this kind in their new diecoverte The Spanlar-d-. wh:!e thus employ 1 ur .-sj* luuu *,.-. -Runt v..*..-- ,.u.,*>-. fl. w,>re aurrounded ty many ol the cannot operate without I J- ■. :. la irivpii again.it. Am,* imping of low grade lumbei on the ■ ■ .'.'■•?. who gaze I in lleni ;.u.. ** poo actions wbich they could .. hot compre ration made i!..i not see the consequences, Th- ong tesolutlon pas . ul • enve'.- dress of tbe Spaniards, the wi. tene ?. r.f their skins, theit ear , their' I mbei men arms, appeared strange and .- irpris- * ig provincial The vatt • achlnes in which ; that the they traversed thi Ban, that see e of p ■••.". r-ih.p. i- to move und 1 th t-r- with 1 Inability of compan'oi 1 ■ nifel ngt tten If the growing requirements *<f tli resembling thunder, accompanied try. with lightning ind Vnothei resolution aika lbs provln- witl terror that tbey be ernment to take further ,,fpps g ,n to rei new guesta c.s e to minimize the loss from I ,r."it flres I iperior order oi beings, ,ind condud The railways nre asked to make ■ : that they were children of the sun immediate provision to relieve the who had desci...; ,1 to visit the r,*,rth. car shortage which la tying i[i t.iif The Europeans were hardly less grain shipments In th*- prairie pro mazed at the scene now before Vinces, them. Every herb and shrub and Condemnation of heavily aub IJI»< 1 tree was nifterent Irom those that railroads which accept, money of the flourished in Europe. Tho soil s°f*m people of Canada nnd 1 itrchase lamed to be eich, but bore few marks of ber and other suiiplies in t.he l'i, ted M,iltivntinn. Tbe climnte, even to States Is made in a resolution which the Spaniards, felt warm, though ex- demands that companies shall bui*- tremely delightful. The inhnMtnntx Port home Industries, appeared in the simple Innocence ot Strong opponition was expreSflOl to nature, entirely naked. Their Mack the reported proposal to aboltM the hair long and uncurled, floated on dumping clause in tne Canadian CUB -theii shoulders, or wm bound in u>ms act ot 1907, the owocWt'on ds- British Football Lond game of the Intel lyed 1- • ■ Mi ■ s nil. keen interest was no score ,1, the first hnll. lesperata c" 1 ■ • ' the lh back line was Inmlnei • 1 ither Rugl * icores ■ ■-■' * ini • . ■ Dm ■ FIRST Dl \ t. er i'h I.l vei M inchesl .2. M Idleehorough I. Irf, 1. '■ *' ' Notts County, I; Blackburn I'* three. Oldham Uhletii . : Bolton R ITS, I. Preston North End. I; Bui .'Ii,*iiim! i 1 u,i, d Bradford Citj posl 1 honed. Tottenham Hotspur, n, nil. IBCOND DIVISION Durnstey Olossop postponed. Dardfoi d Rlaokpool, poatpo Burnley, 8; Hull City, I, lirby County-Birmingham, postpon ed. Ilulliiim, :i; Wudd<T«b,*ld Town, I. ' 1.aiiisboroiigh Trinity, 2: (Irimsby Town, 3. I.i Bt Is, n; Clapton Orient, 2. Leicester Fosse Nottingham Forest , tp 'iicd. Stockport County, i; Bristol 0. Wolverhampton Wanderers, l; Chelsea, 1. SOUTHERN LEAGUE. Bl ton nn! Hove Albion. 4; Ley ti trj Cay. 1. Northampton, 1; Norwich City, 0. Swtngdown Town, 2; Crystal Pal - Brtsl Southamnton, 0. -' Ham l':,.te*i. J; Plymouth Ar tic, 8; Reading, 0. rs,l; Watford, 1 Brentford, '. '.■■;•. Brompton, 1. Exeter City, 2 SCCTI8H LEAGUE Mhletic. II. Th stie. ■■ M n.n. 1; ('..'tic, 1, Lanark, u. Dundee, ol Falkirk, 0. Hamilton tcadem Hearts Qrenock •' Fresh Milk For Sale CLEAR 0PY CEDAR WOOD ," v 91, Revelstoke Lumb ermen make ,'i c i< B. WELLS, : I ■ ;•*,' ter loo.n. . I . • cb,lli«H i make * ■pei i ,,' if ■ mt ; ■■• Blnnket* ■ *"ig required in oui * aa. SMkhs Gure fttit Idv alopa bos«iSi »'"■'"• cobi*.. h»n|. (ba tkrool nail linnl-i. ... «!0 cant. NOTIOB. Itevelstoke Laud District. District of West Kootenuy. Take notice thut 1, llurrows Henry ltothwell ot Nukusp, lj. C, occupation gentleman, intends to apply for permission to purchase the lollowing described lunds: Commencing at u post planted 10 chains south of tbe Nurth eust Corner ul T. Lt. il'2i-l, theuce suuth 40 Chains, tbence eust ubout 20 cbuins, tu Arrow Lukes, tbence north aloug Lake ubout MJ Chains, tbence wesl about 2 chains to point ol commence incut, containing about IOU ucres, more or less. Dated December 29th, 1911. Burrows Henry Rothwell, Edward Kusscll Vipond, Agent. Jan, 6th lust issue. NOTIOB. . toke Land District. District ot West Kootenuy. Tuke notice that 1 Horatio Lcvcrue Rothwell ol Nakusp, B, C, occupation bank manager, int, mis to apply lor permission to purchuse tue following described lands: i mmencing at a Posl planted 120 chains soutb of the North-east Oorner "f T. L. 11271. thenee suuth 80 heiiee e,,-t. about 110 cbaiiiB, * \ir,,w Lake, thenee north along Lake , m| *" chains, tbence west 20 i bains to point ol com - containing about 2110 or less. ".'Hi, I'lll. Horatio Leverene Rothwell. Bdward Russell Vlpond, Agent. fan, Sth LIQ1 OR act, l'JIO. rtotii" Is hereby given that thirty ■lays afti 1 date application will bo to tii« Superintendent ol Pro Police f"i tbe tansfer of tbe foi iln* sab' of liquor by it 1 ipon ti„* premises known I tin Hotel situated at Allow 11 "1 1, I'll Columbia, li"in John 1 1 Caley of Ai lowliead D ited tbis Bth day ot January 1112 JOHN CALEY, ian 10 iai issue 1L.1,in of Lloenae NOTIOB Take *■ 1 a tbat the annual genei „i meeting ol the Hevelstoke Agricultural Society will bo held In the citv iiuii. January irth, i'*'i2, at 8 o'clock ,n the evening. i'.i otion of oflloeri and general bus ness. w. Ii. ROBERTSON, Secretary. SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING REGUU1I0KS. Coal mining rights ol the Dominion iu .Man, 1 oi,,i, Saskatchewan and Alberta, the Yukon Territory, lho North-west Territories uud ln a portion ot the Province of British Columbia, muy be leased lor a term ol twenty-one years ut an annual rental ol $1 an acre. Not more than 2,bi,t) ucres will be leased lo uuc up- ! plicant. Application for leuso must bc made ; by tbc applicant in person to tbe Agent or Bub-Agent of the district |In wbich tbe rights upplied fur ure situated. lu surveyed territory tho lund must bo described by sectiuus, or legal sub-divisions ot sections, und in un- Biirveyed territory tbo tract upplied : lor shall be Btukcd out by tbc up - plicant himself. I Kach applicant must be accompanied by a lee ol $5 which will he refunded it thu rights applied lor ure not uvuilablo, but nut otherwise. A ruyalty shall bc paid ou the merchantable output of the mine ut the rate of live centB per ton. i The person operating the mine shall furnish the Agent with sworn returns accounting for the full quantity ol I merchantable coal mined ami pay the j royalty thereon. It the coal mining rights are not being operated, such returns should be furnished ut least once .i year. The lease will include the coal mining rights only, hut tho lesseo may be pi mil ted lii purchase whatever available surface rights may bo considered necessary for tho working ol the mine at tbe rule ut $10.00 un acre. For full information application Bhould be made to the Secretary ot the Department Ol the Interior, Ottawa, or to the Agent or Sub-Agent of Dominion Lauds. W, W. COHY, Deputy Minister of the Interior. nii Unauthorised publication of this advertisement will not be pnid for. Electric Restorer for Men Phosnhonol' " "" a»aryaanri In lha body ! b, it! t*i',per taniioni rettoraa .lm mei vitality, Prematura decay and f'l isxaa] wraktiff.f aveilfl nt on'e. Fhoaphonol w:,l make you a nr*. nmn. rrlce UaboB.ortWG ''i iti. Mallea to an? tdate.. llieSoobelJDiuf ''<•».. Nt. i ml,iv in, . Out. Sold at Macdoaaid'a Drug Btore. NOTICK Revelstoke Laud District. District ol \vest Kootenay. Take notice llmt 1, ll, licilruu, ot Arrowhead, B. C, occupation Lineman, intend tu apply lor permission to purcbase the following described lauds. Commeuciug at u post planted ubout the uoulli wesl coiner ot Alex. .1. IticDoiicil s application lo purcbase, theuce north bu chuius, tbence west iu chains, theuce south 80 chains, tbence east 40 chaius ulong lake shore to point ot eummeuccmcui . containing 220 ucres moro ur less. H. HEKb'ltON, I'er W.F. Ogilive, Agent Dated tbis 2stb duy ut Nuvomber, 1911, tirst issueDoci. NOTICE. Uevelstoko Luud District. District oi West Kouteuuy. Tako notico that I, Alex. J. McDonell, ul llevelstuke, B.C., occupation llot.il Proprietor, intend to apply for permission io purohaso tbo lollowiug described lauds. i on,in, m in,: ut u post planted near the uorth wesl post of Lot 7'JO2, eust of c.i|ie Horn, near tbu h.iihu west corner of T, L. tun, tbence north ,'.u cbains, theuce west 80 cbuins, thenoe south 80 cbuins, tbence eust .mi cbuins, along luke shore to point ol commencement, coutuiuing till) acres more or less. ALKX. J. McDONliLL, P« W.F, Ogilive, Agent Dated this 28th day ol November, l'.Ul. lirst issue Dec. 2nd. NOTICE. itcvelstukc Luud District. District of West Kootenuy. Tuke notico thut I, Hurry 1. Landry ol ltosslund, B. C, occupa - tion, mining, intends to upply for permission to purchuse the fulluwing described lands: Commencing ut a post planted about 40 chains west ot tho Southwest Corner of Lot 8118, thence north 40 chains, thence west 80 chains, theuce south 40 chains, thenco eust 80 cbains to point ot commencement, containing 320 ucres moro or lesB. Dnted December, 9th, 1911. HARRY I. LAUDRY. 1st Is. Jaa.6 Per D. Fisher, Agent. Bhikhh Cure uniBklr stops coughs, cnrcn cokla, licols thc Uironi and lungs. - • - US cents. i f \ WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2*ltli, 1312, THIECnyC^IL-HIElRJLLU, lEEYElLSTOKE WEDNESDAY, Ja.N. 21th, 1912. WATCH THE WINDOWS FORj BARGAINS FORj BALANCE OF MONTH OF JANUARY Revelstoke's Department Store C. 2- /fume * Co.. -Untiled TAKE ELEVATOR TO DRY GOODS, TOY AND FANCY GOODS DEPT. See the New Cash Carrier i' < * ■ ' *. Every day there are lines turning up while stock-taking that we want to clear out. The price you will find on them ought to clear them out quickly 10 per cent off on all Sheetings, Towelings and Pillow Cottons Here is an item of real interest to the thrifty" housekeeper. During our January sale we will give you a reduction of. 10 per cent on all sheetings, towelings and pillow cottons. You will appreciate the saving on such staple goods as the?e. 25 per cent off the Following Lines During Our January Sale We are offering the following lines at a great reduction during our January Clearing Sale: Ladies Coats Ladies' Dresses Ladies Furs Ladies Fancy Collars Ladies Fancy Handkerchiefs | WE ARE |JAGENTS| FOR THE IadiesHomeJoirna ^ patterns^ MONTHLY STYLE BOOK FREE Get The Home Pattern Style Book SOC cA 15c Pattern Free See Window FRIDAY BARGAINS *• Window 500 Yards of Chiffon and Net. Regular $1.00 Per Yard Friday, Only 25c 500 Yards of Ribbon of Ribbon, 25c. and 35c. Goods Friday Only 15c Per Yard Ladies Flannel Shirt Waists Made of all wool English Sheet* ing Flannel; warm and comfortable, roomy" and easy* fitting: wear any" kind of a collar with them; cuffs made to button or wear links. Just $3-50 Each This Week Groceries and Crockery Department Fruits A large shipment of N'aval Oranges, Jap Oranges, Lemons and Bananas arriving this week. The Stock is in the best of condition this time of year and lhe priees are lower than in the early season. Nuts and Table Raisins are also in big demand now. They possess a high food value and are a very healthful dish this time oi the vear. Apples We still have a few boxes of the best grade of apples in stock Wagner, Jonathan Northern Spy, and a few other varieties—and we guarantee thc quality of every box. Hotels and restaurants will make no mistake in buving our cooking apples at $1.75 per box. Lay in a stock now, as they are sure lo be higher in the latter part of thc winter. Our table apples arc all wrapped to insure their keeping. Crockery and Glassware Stock-taking is now on, and wc are making a big push on all lines of Crcckery and Glassware. We will make it worth your while to buy these articles from us. All are new- patterns, new designs and the latest make. Cups and Saucers, Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Jugs, Vases, Fancy Trays, Water Sets, Mugs, Water Pitchers and Jardiniers, Big Discount off Any Article lliis Month Syrups Syrups Have vou tried any of our McNally's Pure Maple Syrup. If you have not; why not? We guarantee this Syrup pure and appetizing, made from the sap of the good old maple trees in the forests of New Brunswick, there is nothing on the market to compete with it. Put up in quart bottles at 50c. and 1 -Gallon cans at $2.25 each. When ymi try it you will use no other. Bovril! Bovril! Winter weather is Bovril weather ! You will eat well, sleep well and look well if you drink a little hot Bovril each day this cold weather. One bottle will last you and family a long time. It is nourishing and helpful to vour system. Put up ia 2 o ., 4 OZ,, 12 Oi, and 16 OZ, bottles. Canned Vegetables 'I his is tlie season of the year for Canned Vegetables. If you cat more vegetables you will feel the better for it. Our tanned Peas, Coin, Beans, Tomatoes ar.d Pumpkins are the best brand on the market. Green gi ods and dry vegetables are scarce and high in price, while ihe canned geeds arc just as gocd and very much cheaper. See our display* of French Pees, c7Wushrooms end c/"ParE§res in glass bottles, Beets, c/4sparagras and Succotash in cans. Bargains in Soap On Monday and Tuesday, January 22 and 2,',, arc Soap Days with us as well as with you. Cucumber, Olive Oil, Oatmeal and Glycerine Toilet Soaps, regular price 60c pcr doz., at only 40c pcr doz. Cold Cream Toilet Soap, regular price 30c per doz., at only 20c pcr doz. Remember, only" oMonday and Tuesday* Mince Meat Matters Monday and Tuesday we will put on sale Davies' Mince Meat in packages at only 10c a package, regular price 15c. Men's Furnishings, Boots and Shoes MEN'S OVERCOAT SALE We are clearing out all the remainder of our splendid line of Winter Overcoats. Now, just when you need one, is the time to investigate these prices. It will pay you. Every coat bears the famous 20th Century Brand Label, and is up to their high standard of quality and workmanship- X&aSZ. $15.00 Value A line of coats that we were justly proud of at the regular price. Cut in thc latest fashion with easy, pleasing lines, they come in black or grey cloths with velvet collar, either in 4s or 50 inch lengths. Sweater Coat Bargains All our Sweater Coats must be cleared out by the end of the month. To do this we are offering some exceptional bargains. Our line consists of Hewson's and Vancouver Knitting Co. goods. Both standards of excellence. Men's Pure Wool Sweater Coats Hull] plain and lnt:li neck. All the new patterns mul weave*. Tbey were good values at $-l..Mi and 95.00. Sale Price, $3.50 Men's Sweater Coats Medium qualitv, Infill and low necks. All ahades and pattern**- Sale Price, $2.00 Boys' Hewson Sweater Coats Hand woven, ^vcA wearing, Pvre Wool. Sale Price, $1.76 Each Boys' Sweater Coats Medium quality. Shades ol brown, Kra>' and green. }',*iep- tiolml value at $1.00 Each $18.00 Values Tweed Lister with wide, reversible collar. Xo extra hardware around thc neck and a perfect lit, in high as well as low- collar. '• Muto" Coats, — In heavy tweeds, full 52-in. length, collar may be used either close fitting high or as an ordinary- open collar. Herring Bone Worsteds, plain neat cut, 45-inch length, velvet collar. A neat, servicablc coat, suitable for all occasions. C. B. HUME & CO., Ltd. WEDNESDAY, JAN. M«, IUU. TH3B MAIL-HEEALD, BEVELSTOKH WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21th, 10)2. [ New Year's Bargain Sale SPECIAL PRICES ALL OVER THE STORE Girls' Winter Coats Six only Girls' Winter Coats, till this sen- son's styles, Sizes, 8,10, 12 and 14 years Sale Prices $4.50 to $5 Each If you need a coat for any of the above ages you cannot afford to overlook these. Ladies' Tweed Costumes 1 Grey Serge Suit, Size 36, *l(l 1 Black Serge Suit, Size 86 *10 G only Tweed Suits, Size 34, 80, and 38. Reg. *2o and $30. On Sale.at *15.B0 Furs Furs Furs One onlv. Ponv Coat. Reg. (95. Sale $70. 1 only, French Seal Set. Reg. $70. Sale Price. 150, 1 only Astrachan Set. Reg. US. Sale Price, 25. Chllds Sets—(irey'-Persian Lamb. Ladies' Sable Stoles Ladies' Isabella Fox. Ladies'Marmot Stoles. I'rice ranging from 13 up, The above are nil new. Ladies' Dressing Gowns Made from Eiderdown. Sale Price H4.50 Fancy Wrapperettes. Sale Price $10 Sale Prices on all Men's Goods "Men's Winter Overcoats-Sale Price, 110 Men's Youths' and Boys' Suits, odd Trousers, House Coats, Men's Underclothing. This Sale includes everything in our Entire Stock. Come Early and get first choice. cTHillinery ty4.ll our Millinery going at Half Price at this Sale. REID & YOUNG BORN COOPER—At RevelBtoke, B, C, en ] Monday, January 16th, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Cooper, ft son' DONALDSON—On January 22nd, 1912' to Mr. and Mrs. A, ll* Donaldson, ' a son. ____.——— IHE CITY IN BRIEF Mi. A. McRae wcut tu Nelson on Monday laet, T. Jamleson, of Fori St. John, 13. Oi, paid n vnsit to Hevelstoke mm week. a. c. Hidden, ol Vancouver, w,i> iimoug tbc muuy coast visitors lien* c*n Monday. ij. vi. Johnson, ol Cranbrook, was u guest at thcK .nj; Edward on Mon day laBt. j. Bunett and wile, ol Calgarl, were Hcvpletokc visitors the lore part of this week. Gait Coal heats them all, the only domestic coal on the niurket. Gait .-oal I'urus all uight. Eugene l'eake. ol Talt, ciinic in on Tuesday o.' tiii^ week to see the sights of the city. li. Nenly oi lilacier, and Mi. und Mrs. Newbigglng, of Comaplix, were visitors iu the city last Monday. J. A. Longc uf London, was um- "Mg tbc long distance visitors t" pay our fair city a visit this week. P. U. Campbell, a resident ol Kam loops, was among tbc many otltsld - •rs to visit Revelstoke tbe past iew days! Mr. and Mrs. MitChel aud 'ji. »y, o[ imous, left for their home on Tuco my morning after having spent a couple of weeks in ibe city. The young girls snowshoe club held (i fine tramp about four miles down iouth last Saturday. About 20 mem ■ - :>emg in the party. Thc only apparent diliiculty they encountered was in Keeping their snowshoes on. The Ur.ir.g'eirien of the city an Link ing preparations for the enterl iin ment of tbe Proviucial Grand l.odgt, wbich meets here February -0, '21 and 22, lt is expected about 135 >' the i-rethreu will lx present. Supt. Busteed, general superintendent o! the C.I'.R., with headquarters •it Vancouver, arrived in town at noon on Tuesday. Mr. Bust-ed .-; on h.B way east on a three months leave ol n'-eence, and w.ll stop over nt Winnipeg to confer with high offl ciali of his company. During Ins i\b- ■^enoe in the east Supt. T. Kilpatrick Will be acting geix-rn | ■ '.ndent «t Vancouver, w-bile t'liief li -; Cottrel! of Hevelstoke. will l* acting lUpei Intendl I • at l'.ev.?!****it"Ve : • be absence ..f Supt. Kilpatrick. HONEV - HONEV Pure White Clover Honey in S Ib. Cans. Tbis is something you will liud awfully nice nt ibis season of lbe yeai. HOME-MADE JAM -In plutsand quarts, g'-iss jurs. Tins is absolutely pure and well put up. SYRUPS Pure Maple Svrup iu liotlles nr cans, wbich we guarantee to be the bi st. A. HOBSON, MacKenzie Avenue READ Vou can'l expect to have all the comforts ol home unless you have one of youi own MARK the cn.u-1 location of these homes we bave for sale on Third St. out) a short distance from the C. P. R. Shop- and Station. LEARN to be independent and not be paying rent when you can easily pay for a home through our loan systems. KOOTENAY AGENCIES LIMITED January Hr-Dlxl. Jubilee Ringers. I Mr. aud Mrs. J. McDonald Irft on The management of the opera house ' Monday 0 , -ended «t to No- rom the LudieB' Aid Bale of cooking A Bong service witl be given in tbo Methodist church Sunday night, when tbo hymns of Clmrles Wesley will be sung. .lust as we go to press comes the sad news that Engineer M. ('■• Morris wub accidentally killed on the C.P.R. near (iordon Siding, on tho morning of January 23rd. The W.C.T.U. will hold ft ten at the homo of Mrs. M. J. Scott, Third St. on Friday, February 2nd, Silver collection, Mr. J. W. Whliely, grand organiser for thc Orangemen, wns tn town on Tueshny ovoning on his way down through the Kootenays, A telegram has reached town that it will bo Impossible for Mr. J.H.D. Aualiind to bo iu the Methodist church tonight in his song recital. Tho special musical service at the Pt'cshyterinn church lust Sunday ov- ening attracted a large audience. Tho sing was enjoyed by all, and Rev. George 0, Pringlc's sermon on "Subjection to the Higher Powers" was most helpful and Inspiring, A quiet and pretty wedding wns solemnised on Monday evening, Jun- uary 22nd, the contracting parties being Miss Frances Milliccnt Arrold, and John H. Walter, ol Uie <'. 11. Hume & Co. stall. The Hev. i.'. A. Procunier performed the wedding tor emony in St. Peter's church. Mr. and Mrs. Walter will reside in Hevelstoke. Thc Royal Templars gave a social at the home of Mrs. F. W. Laing on Tuesday, 23rd Jauuury. tver forty were present, and a very 011)05 able time was spent with rains:': nud speeches. Rev. Mr. Mclntyre emo a most instructive ulk ou temperance, which was greatly appreciate by his hearers, Mr. Robson won the first prize in the contest, aud Miss Hay- mier carried oil thc consul if ion prize At the next meeting of the Itcyul Templars in the lodge hall, there will be au initiation service. The annual congrcgatiuuul meeting of St. John's church will be beld on Thursday evening next nt eight o'clock. At the close ol the business I uess meeting ibcrc will he a social 'gathering and refreshments will be served. Tbe meeting iB open for members, adherents aud all who attend the church, uud the ollieers Oi ihe church are nuxiouB to have a large attendance. On uccouut ol this mcetiug tomorrow evening there will he no meeting ol the Westmin stcr Guild tonight. The Junior choir of the Methodist church hold a sleigh ride purty on I Thursday evening Inst ufter choir • practice. Mrs. J. C. Robson and Mrs I lt. J. Mciutyro chaperoned the purty around tbe city and out into the (country. They called at thc home ol Mr. I.F. Liudmurk and consumed ul- eerv highly recommended, alter hav-; visiting at the Methodist parsonage ing played to a number of capacity Hns week houses in the okanagan. Mr. and Mrs. El, H. Hut ler. who returned on Sunday week from B honeymoon trip t" tbe coasl cities, and spent a few days w;.|, the bride's parents, left on Thursday morning for Bummerland where tbey will reside. Mi. llut lor is manager of the ^ hardware department of the Summer '" this newer and mora commodious land Supply company's store, Maiding. On Monday last Mr. A. 1 ! wlul° on their r-. leekiy called at the Mail-Herald oibM. with tramp :,.■■ Snowshoe Club one three unposted stamped letteri which lie lound lion-da; forenoon on -ni street The letters w«re i Mrs. s. H. McDonald, prince Hupert, Mis- M. McDonald, Xar '.ver. and Miss Mary Grant, Vancouver Mr. PradoUni deposited these letters .n the post ofllce OS Monday ulternnon. H. Moore and .1 Witch, of the Molsons Hank stall, while tobogganing down the mountain Sid Thursday evening hnd what murht hav. been a rather bad accident, it seems that their toboggan ran into a rock and upset. Mr \l ■ :• ed a bad cut in the face, while Mr VeitCh got olt with a cut hand. The members and 'n Fp ■vorth League of the M tii< list ch ireh ' About 30 enjoyed the nde. This is a Thc new block ol C. R. Macdonald real live organization, -which is plan- tbe druggist, is Hearing completion, mae to do its pint In making the The plate glass front has arrived morning service of the < liurch nttra: tins week and is now installed and live and helpful. In th, '■:-■ uf a few weeks the ' store will be ready for arcupancy. when the McDonald drug store will be removed from its present location BUSINESS LOCALS Good cooks like Coursier's coal. Second had I'iuno for sale at How- sou's furniture store. duy last week had rather a thrilling exit seems that while they N. Coursier's coal were *.ut on the mountain side, *>ne of the partv wer.t higher up thc mountain than the rest, with the con sequence tbat ■ • was start .' • :.-. sen for tbe ■ • • ibrttbe and trees which enabled the order Robbln's ■ til! ■ * : B) ■ eaRon that _^_^^_^^_^^^^_^^_^^__ rmrt. The beat .,11 round coal is Hob- ~*. . , . ' 'go coal. The Ladles of Johns church have spent - reek in tbe cam- •»' ' the Scottish supper mi*.,,,,,! dollars, and dance by the Hevelstoke Oale and moat ol them report good eucc donlan -o. -ty tonight. No dirt, no smoke, no soot In H. fours Moving pictures at the Edison theatre tonight. See the Hevelstoke Nurseries for Cut Flowers. Phone 56. t. c. If you want good clean lasting coal Lethbridge coal. Do not overlook the Edison's big program *,f moving pictures tonight. See our tables of Fancy China and Glassware tbnt we arc ollorlng 2& per cent, discount on for the month ol January,—0, B, Mumo & Co. llowson & Co. are determined to supply the people ol Hevelstoke with linoleum, carpets and furniture at Eastern prices freight added, come ami be convinced, A bargain you get only once a year , seine the opportunity while you havo the chanoe—25 per cent, discount ou Fanoy China and crockery.—0, B. ' Hume & Co. First class program of lujving pictures and orchestra music at the Edison theatre tonight. Sule of Linoleum at Howson's. Inlaid at 110c. per yard. Get a pieco before It is all gone. Inlaid linoleum at Howson's, !)0c. per yard, hew docs thnt compare with catalogue prices Ircighl added. TO LOT—Furnished room or hoard and room. Apply to MrB. McDonald, Second street, oppoBito Knox church Thc treat of your life is the Dixie Jubilee Concert Co. at the opera house tomorrow night. W. Parry Auctioneer and Valuator, conducts private household sales ut your homes. Come nnd see what It is to bc a bachelor on the Ranges at tho Edison tonight. NOTICE. All members of F. Company, R.M. R., will assemble for drill on Thursday evening (tomorrow) at 8 o'clock Also Target Practice. 11. SMITH, Capt. ess. It wns expected that by last Satur ng the ground ■■• i, fairly wll covered beld a social and literary cvemn/ on . , ,.knnnin(( „( this week. lay evening at the hon--* of j.Mr. J. C. Robson, Third tberiogi which are hei I i month are proving to be ai ■ n; .- th i*' ■ "i" The young men are arranging lol bate on church union to B later date. all returns will l,» linnd-ml IB, ao tbat • ■*■ at presented al * '■- the congrvgal / The ladies de serve energetic manner ,n which th,'>- took hold ol the ' am ■ ire to be o ngrat dated sir nnrcaat>. ii'' the Dixie Jubilee con- oert at the upcra House tomorrow w. Parry Second street, takes coo- i -in aud make your fm m ;ke new, at y*.iir homes Send .Seem, i band furniture, stoves, car Igfet, W I'arry, atlct - valuator, Becond street. ■ Queen street Toronl HEWS' DRUG STORE Rexall Cherry Cough Syrup 35c, 50c, $1 a bottle Rexall Cold Cure. 25c We i ecommend these reinedii h ui'l will lefund yonr money i( not satisfactory, Rexall 93 Hair Tonic 50c and $1.00 FineiLinen Sationery 35c a box. 3 tor $1 A New Stock of 500 Tally Cards Wliist and Bridge Whlel Tallies. Office Supplies Piles, Lcdget Books, etc. 1912 Diaries Piles, ledger-. Journals,» n It Books, in*. bews THE REXALL STORE bews BARGAINS BARGAINS! In all kinds ',)' Men's and Boys' Wearinx Apparel. Drawing downs and Smoking Jackets fur men a specialty. Shoes of al) kinds and at all price!, McKINNON & SUTHERLAND FRST STREET Corporation of the City of Hevelstoke I'UULIl' NOTIOB. I'ublic Notice is hereby given tlmt it is absolutely uecessnry Unit disorders of a suspicious nature be reported to Dr, McLean, Cily Medical Health Officer or other physicians, as soon ns known. Failure to do this is a punishable oflcncc. By Ord'r, B. A. LAWHuN, City Clerk. STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! WHY? WELL, LOOK WHO'S COMING? ' WHO? WHY! THE DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS And tbey mc something out ol the ordinary, WHEN ARE THEY COMING? why January 25th, 1912 ««« SEATS ON SALE AT MACDONALD'S DRUJ STORE COMING COMING COMING The Royal Welsh Moelwyn Male Voice Choir Under the direction of Mr. Clarence Robson OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY, JANUARY 29, AT 8:30 25 Voices-25 4 Soloists — 4 Conductor -CADWALDYR ROBERTS PRICES, 50C 75C. $1.00 Tickets will be on Sale at Mncdounld'B Ihun Store Jun. -'6th, I91J . f CTJT PLOWEES Wr nre specializing in all varieties ill Season of Cul Flowers. (lur Bhowing is unsurpassed. Come and inspect for yourself, REVELSTOKE NURSERIES w. ll. roTTRU'T, Manager. On South Road, Half a Mile from Town EDMONTON A glance at the map will show you that Edmonton must be the logical distributing centre for the Great Peace River Country and Northern B. C, covering a territory hundreds of miles square now being opened up by the Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk Pacific Railroads. New Industries are now heading towards this coming commercial centre and the railway development this year will be enormous. The C. N. R. are putting in their Shops there and the C. P. R. are spending $3,000,000 in the City alone. Everything pointa to a record year for 1912 and Realty values will rapidly advar.es. Our Subdivision there called is located but 2'A miles from post office, commanding a magnificent view of the Saskatchewan river, and from its convenient and pleasant situation, will in the near future be the centre of building activity, and should be worth double its present value in a short time. Lots are now on sale at S1SO EACH $30 Down and Balance Over 18 Months We have for sale a few specially selected lots in Port Mann, the western terminus of the C. N. R., at $275 each, with a cash payment down of *75. Over a million and a half dollars have been invested in Port Mann during the last three weeks, and these lots which adjoin the townsite will more than double as soon as the 0, N. R. Townsite is put on the market in March. Get in on this bargain at once for a quick clean up. J. B. WATSON REALTY COMPANY B. Or. FOLEY, Manager, MacKenzie Avenue i»
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1912-01-24 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1912_01_24 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
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