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Seattle—Seattle National Bank, San Francisco—Wells forgo Nevada National Bank. Spokane—Exchange National Bank. Savings Bank Department Deposits of $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at current rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited. Revolstoke Branch A. B. McCleneghan, Mgr. FOR THE LENTEN SEASON FRESH FISH SALMON HALIBUT WHITE KIS11 HADDOCKS 8MELTS SOLES CURED FISH FINNAN HADDIFS SMOKE HALIBUT MACKEREL HERRINGS KIPPERS FILLETS p. gurns Sii Company. JL)td. WHITEWEAR A Shipment just arrived from the Hast. Also Ladies' White Dresses. Mrs. A, G« Crick, • First Street IT WILL PAY YOU TO Buy Groceries at Mclntyre s Maple Syrup. Eastern, in hulk, per iguart jar Puro for hot cakes or buddings, etc, per packet While Beans, small, clear, per lh.. . English Plum Pudding, perl Ih. tin Orders delivered to all parts of City. I'hone ft) John Mclntyre Sr Son 66c 26c 7c 25c EXPERIMENTAL ORCHARD FDR REVELSTOKE DISTRICT Board of Trade Receives lm portant Advise from Hon. Thomas Taylor An experimental orchard for this ilistrict is thc latest word in the onward march ol progress (or this city. Thc good word reached hero Home time ago but owing to the failure of the Board ol Trade to get a uuorum together it has not yet been made public. The advice came in tbe form ol a lotter from Hou. Thos. Taylor and was rend at a meeting of Lbe Beard of Trade on Thursday evening as follows'— Dear air,—I am recently E..V ised by the Agricultural Department that it is the intention of that department during the coming season, to have steps taken to establish an ex. perimcntal orchard in tbe neigh - borhooil of Revelstoke in order to show what varieties of fruit can be suci-cssfully grown.—Thos. Tnylor. Seven members were present nt this meeting, including the p.Ti.iJi'iil, and secretary and a considerable p'le of correspondence was dealt with. Hon. Frank Oliver and Sir Wilfrid Laurier wrote in reply to the motion of previous meeting advising the Board that the department was tak- i ing the matter in consideration. Mr. (■oodeve wrote on the same subject, I saying that be had taken the matter | up with Mr. Oliver who said that lie , had no desire to enforce regulations that would be a hardship. Hon. Frank Oliver's letter ua this subject readB as follows:— "Referring to the printed petition addressed to me from thc Vat-couvcr Board of Trade and endorsed bv you respecting Dominion government lands in the ra|way belt whicn may become available lor settlement, I beg to say that I Bm pleased to U-^ve an expression of your views i.u The question. My department had under consideration the furthering of the policy set forth in your petition. So far as the railway belt is concerned. it must be borne In mind that the bulk of the agricultural lands, which are not tied up in timber berths or which arc not of an arid character, bave been disposed of under crown giants, homesteads, patents or otherwise. So far, however, as agricul - tural lnn.l> in the railway belt may from time to time become available for the purpose of settlement, it is the desire of, and lhe intention of the department so far as it possibly can, t,, administer such lands on such conditions nnl terms as will make for settlement and for the aclual development of the land." Regarding the mail service on Ko- otenny lakes, J. R. Grend'll, post office inspector, and II. Bostock, wrote that the matter had been referred to the post master g. neral, and that he would take the matter up later. The following letter waa received from the Department of the Interior: "I am directed to acknowledge your letter of December 2, enclosing a request from thc corporation of the city of Revelstoke for the reservation ol certain lands for the purpose of eonserving the watrr supply of the city, also a plan showing the laiidi- required outlined in red, and to say that tbe correction re gardlng the omission of Bridge creek in tbe city clerk's letter has lieen noted." 0, I). Foster, G.P.A. of the C.P.R. wrote saying that the matter of plaruig the booklets in the company's offices In Great Britain would lie taken up with thc London, Kngland, office. A. J. Fyfe, of Glasgow, enquired of the Board as to particulars of cleared lands suitable for fruit or poultry (arming; vv. Robinson, of Kndorby, asko.l pries of lands and living rents R. <;. Peat wanted to know what chances a steam fitter nr railway worker would have here, and W. J. BoMj looking for a locatior. as a veterinary surgeon wanted to know what chances existed here. Tn all the** communications the clerk replied. Hon. Thos. Taylor advised thc Board that this eity would bl mit - ably mentioned In thc B. ('. vear book. J. M. Gibson and W. H. Horrobln were proposed for membership and accepted Moved Iiy MrDonoll, seconded by EfobMO, ttint Mr. Md,ennnti „nd the secretary be n committee to go into the question nf amounts oiitst„nding on publicity subscription ll-ts, and report to Ihe ciec.it Ive on amounts Collected. Piesetit-President, W, H. Pratt, i-en.'tniv F. Vi Laing, A. .1. Mr- DoBtU, Bi Tapping. A. Hobson, F. II. Bourn' and A. B. McOltnegban. BIG TIMBER DEAL J. M. Keliie, in Montreal, Conferring With Associates Mr. J. M. Keliie left thc city „ few days- ago to confer with his associates in Montreal in connection with a deal for the sale of timber limits in the Fraser River district, agRre - gating on the whole over a million dollars. II is a well known fact that Mr. Keliie and his associates own the largest and best timbered tracts in that section, and it is quite probable that before this paper gets to the public the deal will be closed. HOUSES ARE SCARCE Would Be Good Spec to Put Up Number in the City Several real estate deals are reported this week by local dealers and individual parties, Shcrit! W.J. Law having disposed of a lot in lower town to Mrs. Mason at a satisfactory price and Mr. J. Leslie nlso dispos - ing of a lot under the hill to Mr. Kitchen. The Revelstoke Land Agency report the sale of six lots on Seventh street and two lots on Third street during the past two or three weeks. "Everything looks rosy in the. real estate business," said Mr. Kincaid, of tbe Revelstoke Land Co., "and we look for a busy season. Knquiries are coming in daily for houses to rent, but there are few suitable refli- idences to he had. In my opinon, it would be a good spec for dealers to put up a number of houses which could be rented for about $20 a month. I think they would be snapped up while under construction" There is also considerable demand for outside investments. I DAVFAVOREDBV COUNCIL KING EDWARD ML DE Tl Additional Accommoilatian Will Be Provided and Handsome Suites Installed Just as soon bb thc contractors can get to wark operations will be under way for the complete over - hauling of the King Edward hotel on Second street east, and for the erection of another large addition to; thc building. Mr. H. A. McSorlcyJ the proprietor, states that he in-1 tends to make his hoseltry tbe best nn.l most popular stopping place he-' tween Calgary and the coast Ior knights ol the grip snd thc general public, and he is going at it with Bu initial expenditure of close on to lao.ixxi. The hotel now has 55 rooms, gnd it is the intention of the proprietor totcar out a large number of the partitions and combine theso rooms en unitc with bathroom* and everything complete. Thc old dining room will be torn down and new addition ndilcd, which, when completed will give a Hue large lobby to Ihe hotel and also a large number of additional rooms for accommodation to the public. The front ot tbo old part of the hoseltry will be concreted over and the new addition will also bc fronted with a handsome concrete design. Thc plans for the renovation a"<l additions arc out and the contracts let to Foote & Prndo - lim. and when completed the build - ing will present a hnndsomo appcar- nnee as well as providing ample ac- Commodfttlon for the many guests who make this their favorite stop- lung plnre when in the city. In all the King Kdwnrd will have H5 rooms when the work iH completed. SUMMER ACTIVITIES. Th,' winter's work is about over In the Y.M.C.A. gymiiiisiiim nml the as- soeintion Is now ready to get- out on lbe dlaUOOd and chase the horse hide ninl kick the pig skin on the gridiron, these are only some of tho Hummer sports. Tbe association is also planning to hnve mountain trips, and posBlbly a camp for the boyH. The Inside work will consist of spcrinl classes In the gymnasium in gymnastic dancing, tumbling, club swinging, olcmcnlnry | and advanced apparnliis work, bund | ball. The swimming club will bo organised Monday evening, April hi, all members Interested In swimming ! should be nresent. Thursday evening April nth, the memberi intertit- ed in track and Held work wiil gel together and plan lhe season's work. Every Member Expresses Himself as Thoroughly in favor of Such a Scheme The council has decided that it would bc advisable to have a general cleaning up day. Tho matter was brought to the attention of his colleagues by Alderman Abrahamson at a meeting bold last night, and al though a day has not yet been set it was tbe general opinion that it was a most excellent iden anil one that should he acted upon. Tbo council may even go as far as to proclaim a regular half holiday for the purpose if it is within their power to do so. It has been thc prac - tice of Calgary for some years to inaugurate and carry out a cleaning up day and also of Nelson and many other cities, and Aid. Abrahamson did not see why Revelstoke should not do the same thing. Aid. MeKinnon saw no reason why we should not have a cleaning up day; Alderman Barber thought it a -;ood idea; while Mayor Hamilton expressing his opinion that it was a cracking good idea and that he very much favored it. Aid. Abrahamson was «trong for it. Alderman MeKinnon brought up the question of the Consolidation of the debentures debt and urged that all speed be taken in getting (he matter under way. He did not want it dragging along from week to week only to And at the end of the year that nothing was done. "We want the benefit of this legislation light now," he said, "and we must lave it." Mayor Hamilton replied tb**.t tbey were getting things into shni;o to proceed with this right away. A resignation from the city teamster was received and applicutiins from Messrs. Corbett and McManu re ceived. The council favored Mr. Mc- Mann's appointment, but decided that it was a matter for Mr. Lundell to deal with, and accordingly passed a motion that he be instructed to f;et a man to fill the vacated position. All the boys at tbe power plant applied for a ralBe in salary on account of the distance to and from the plant and the matter was left with the Fire, Water & Light committee for recommendations. Mr. Rciter wrote asking for a sidewalk to his place and will get it as a sum was included in the estimates this year for the work. No. One Fire Brigade want several lanterns and axes and thc cotiacil assured them that their wants would be attended to. A. J. McDonell addressed the council and offered them the free use of any rock on his property suggesting that it would be a good idea for the council to open up that end of McKenzie avenue. The Public Works committee will look into this and get an estimate of what the work will cost, and from that somo recommendation will be made. The olt) solicitor's application for a raise in salary was considered and the Finance committee recommended an increase of J7f> per month, this to cover all legal expenses connected with ordinary legal work in connection with the eity, the solicitor be ing entitled to rceovor costs in case or cases against the city as per the act in that respect, This recommendation was passed upon awl the solicitor gets his raise. Moved by Aid. Abrahamson, seconded by Aid. MeKinnon, that property owners bc given M) dnys io connect up with sewers and water connection.—Carried. Aid. MeKinnon called the attention of the council to Ihe fnct that the pound shod had been broken down by the snow and that a new one would be required, while Mayor Ham litnn wanted lo know why tbo olectrlc light poles were deposited in the gaol ynrd thus curtailing the use of the garden there. The-c matters will be looked Into and remedied. Newman's necount was the subject of some litlle discussion, but Inas- much gs Mr. HnlTner is here today the council decided lo do nothing de- Unite with it till he had been consulted. A special meeting with him will probably l>o had tixlny or Monday. "iiii'ii sots at Mrlntvre'i, On .Monday April 17, the stnlt of the Dominion Sawmills Co. will move over Into their offices in Ibe new building. The building is not com- pleled yet, but Is ho Hear it that the next two weoas, will put the finishing touches oil it Including thc hentlng plant et nl. The front entrance to tho building will bo very handsomely ornamented with Corinthian columns nnd caps, which nre lieing manufactured hv on Eastern Brm. cr PAINT A carload of Sherwin-Williams Taints jubt put into stock. This includes everything in the painting line for outside or inside work. Stains, Varnishes, Enamels, etc. Good paint costs little if any more than poor paint. We carry thc best that is made, therefore bc sure that your Paint comes from our Store. A full assortment of Alabastine, Furniture Polishes, Paint Brushes, Step [.adders and everything necessary for House-cleaning time. Bourne Bros. ^Groceries, Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing J USE Swift's Blood and Bone fertilizer To increase your yield of Garden Produce, Fruits, Etc.. Eta. SOLE AGENTS Revelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. Hu.ii Class Meat Purveyors Phone 251 P. O. Box 181 Housewife's Favorite Brands Robin Hood Flour Jacob's Dublin Biscuits Bell Blend Tea Bell's No. 1 Java and Mocha Coffee G. W. BELL P. O. Box 208 QROCER & BAKER Phone No. 23 o .*-♦ pi c/> CD ZZi * » m 2. 3» —■ CD a < ia a <-* — CD V> "" O CD PORT MANN LOTS INSURANCE Ce M. FIELD NOTARY PUBLIC Lots in City of Vancouver £"0 2<i — o o MECHANICS MAY 5T..IKE Negotiations Between CP.R. and Men Suspended Indefinitely Winnipeg, April 0 — The nifotl* tHniM which Ior n ilm« have been run. 1*1 oB between tbt ('nniuliflti l'o cilic Hallway mechanic* and carmen, nti I tin* rompnnv bave ler n time he'll «;i ixinliil. The irnKuii toi tWl ni Hint the i-inn|inny hnve mnilr rcr toln propound to the men nnil they ore DOW coimiilerini; whether they will nr'i'i't thi'ln or not. When "-wii today Mr Grant Hall who ha« been looking niter tin- intercuts ol thc compnny uniii that be ■lul nol know whut the nun were do- inu- in tin* natter, Imt that aa lar a* lii' Wai awnre, thry were thinking ovri mitni* ,pf llie gUMttoDI brought up at tin' conference. He did not know when tbe negotUffool would be returned at all. but added tbat nothing bud Coma up to make Iiim think ih.* negotiation bad Wn broken ofl Indefinitely, Some ol thi in.* who have lx*eii nrtlng for tb.' tnecbanici m thii matter are utill In the city. Mrs. McVity's com«rt nt tbe Opera bouse, THE MAIL-HEBALD, REVELSTOKE SAITRTLW, Ai'HIL STH, Iflll V ttbc flDaiMberalb PCBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT KEVELSTOKE. B. C. •Jnterfot pubitsbing Company, Limited ADVERTISING RATES. Legal notices 10 cents per line first insertion, 5 ceuts per line each subsequent insertion. Measure- ments Nonpanel 1.12 liues mane on-e inch.j Store and general business announcements $2.Ml pel inch per munth. Preferred positions, 2ro per cent, additional. Births, Marriages and Deaths, .".0c each insertion. band notices f7.00. All advertisements subject to the approval ol the management. Wanted ana Condensed Advertisements : — Agents Wanted, Help Wanted, Sit uations wanted, Situations Vacant, Teachers Wanted, Mechanics Vi anted, 25 words or less, 25c, each addmuual line lu cents. Changes 11 standing advertisements muat be in by '.i a. 111. Tuesday and Friday ol each ween to secure good display. CORRESPONDENCE invited on matters of public interest. Communications to Editor must be accompanied by name ot writer not necessarily Ior publication, but as evidence of good laith. Correspondence should be brief. if'' SUBSCRIPTION RATES Including postage to England, United State*- and Canada, By the year ithrough postoffice) (2,60 JOB PRINTING promptly executed at reasonable rates. TERMS—Cash. Subscriptions payable in advance. Gbe fl&atllbeuaU) SATURDAY, APRIL STH, 1911 II rumors and signs can be construed as evidence, then Revolstoke is just no* within sight ol one ol the biggest booms ever experienced in its history. Rumors are rite that there will be all sorts of improve - ments and enterprises engaged 111 this coming summer which will mean the employment o[ hundreds ol mechanics anj laborers, and thc expenditure of vast sums in the district. Nothing deiimte has yet been arrived at regarding the negotiations pending between local men and tbe Diamond Mills Co., Ltd., but prospects BARGAINS For 30 Days Only ^ 5-Rcomed House $1,250 CASH 7-Roomed House $2,100 CASH witli Bathroom Complete and Furuacu, centrally located on Firsl Street for Centrally Located on First Street, modern plumbing1, for sale for ll you arc looking For a house call and we may help you secure one of these properties on terms. ^ The Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd. J all their surplus energy and thai alter it tbey bail sat down to rest for the balance ut the year. Hut anyway tliey had „ meeting alter two unsuccessful efforts to get together, and the correspondence which bud piled up reveals tlip tact that Ior tw'o satisfactory, although it is 11 whole months the public had 'been too far to say that the line inducing pood people to come to Canada, and tbe wonder is that thc agencleB responsible for earlier arrivals did not establish n higher average gra.ie. The situation in thnl ci nneetion may now be regarded as t going should robbed of much legitimate informa - be drawn a little more closely every tiin to which ihey were entitled, year. The wave is turned in this This correspondence of course belong- direction, an*d it will not rei|iijrc any ed to the Board of Trade till it was forcing. Tf quality be ibe watch- considered, and not till ihen could it word for the future, the quantity become public property. Hon. Thos. will look after itself. Taylor wrote sayin*.' that it wns the intention of the Agricultural depart-1 Sunday. April 16th, will be Easter ment to establish nn experimental Sunday and no doubt all the church- orchard in this district this season, es ill the city will bc holding special The letter came along some time choral services. The Mail-Herald in February, but on account of tbc will be pleased to (lev. te its columns inenia of the Board nobody knows nn Saturday nest to the publication anything about it till nosv. Mr. of ths musical programs for Easter Taylor must think we arc u bright Sunday. lot that nobody ever made nn ac- ' — kiniwledgement of bis enterprise in securing this tor tbe district, and nobody can blame him, if after receiving no acknowledgement, he should let the matter drop and the experi - mental orchard go by default Had any concerted effort on the pai t of the public been necessary to secure this experimental orchard none could have been made because the matter was not made public. Surely some more llvelj interest .-hould bc taken in the interests of tho city. I If course the Hoard of Trade consists ivf the business men of the eity—or at least it should II it doesn't—and -uroly the business men should have the general interests of its city at heart sufficiently to meet once a month and discuss its affairs. PIE DF CROWN LANDS IN B. C. IS tor tbe deal being consummated are,^ $, M ^ flay ,,„, flftUy ,()s ood. Irrespective ol this, however, | acCQimt „, tlre tnmbl(, ln tll(. PagB will be $l-7,6CO. If the trouble eon- one can total up expenditures of close on to a million dollars that will be made in tbis district tbis season . The new post otlice will be built at a probable expenditure of between •$75.01X1 and Jlw.UlMJ; the new eour house costing a similar amount will soon bc under way; $75,000 will be spent on roads and bridges; the Do minion i?uw Mills Co. will soon he paying out Irom its new offices thousands uf dollars monthly 111 wages; H. McKlnoon contemplates building a handsome block across the road Irom his present location; H.A. .ilc- Sorley will spend an additional I I, D00 on his hotel; the C.P.R. ion- templates spending a cool mi'hon >.*n tbe mountain section, muili ,,f which will be in the vicinity of Rev- 1 Istoke; pi ospects are good for tbe opening up of some ot the mln.ng resources ..;' tbe Big Bend, and tbe possibility tbat the C.P.R. will build in that section is not so remote as tn be entirely out of consldei ition. Taking these expenditures in the aggregate and in conji'n tion with the - «i large pay roll "I the C, P, R. it .an safely he assumed that this It] will nol ulTer lot ready money ih.s season and that things will be on 'he him. Additional labor means 0 : Utlonal .n ome an*: additional 111- c ,me men nal ezpendlt 11 s, .-o tbat thi '1 eas mnn generally tn ij look • 11 -1 ;• 1 sbli -1.* Bl a 1 1. ••-. en tei prisi The Board ij Trade a 0 ne . -■;.;■ * * * tlOO tills ■■*.-ek - " lentlj ■ ii 1 1 mmauJ a , I t ;m at 111 al- tt ig ' * in thai personal canvas et thi , lorutn • >fetbei mui 1 been madi Bare Jy 4 Quorum ; ponded I ■:. * -;ulur r.ot.cts ; .:. out, .' hi matt': fhat the < *■ cm taken I gi 1 this imber t,,ge'.. ■:. boai I *.- i-ntitled to what ' rcdit Mny can tract from thc lact tbat tbey really had a meel tag. It wo ild not be In.i t*> ,, nay ' tf members presenl al tho la* meeting ot tearin*,' themselves away from their homes ,,n Thursday • vening because tbey bad something nf a personal nature to bring befoi the meeting, uccaiis; the minute ol the meetinr ■**•' ■*■* scarcely an item of new biisme... broiighl Iorwar4. But It has been hlllted from several *nure«i that ihere nr,- member! of tbe Imj.i- I who attended only when persin,] Interests prompt them. And rtieri* an '•mc grounds for •b - 11 latlOO it really looks .* Iho igh the Board of 'l iio.. *, ■" neral -liaimg up *t would appear tb,.l .li Uireting of January bad exhausted Government Decides to Double Prevailing Prices ol Crown Lands in Province Victoria, April ;!.—An Urdcr-in- Counetl embodying a very important change in the land policy of thc province received the sigiinturc of the Lieutenant-Governor today. Its suh- ance 1 to increise the price ol I la id classihod as second-class from 1 $2.60 to $5*per acre and that of tirst- thr class land from $5 to $10 per acre iver- Tb' new scale of prices will prevail from the beginning of the provincial fiscal year. In ad* ition to thus amending the lose I., the schedule of prices for crown lands, $3,000,000. tbe government has doubled the fee Those who know the situation declare to purchasers of land surveyed by the it is not Bcttlc! within thirty crown, the charge in future being tif of twenty- Allowing that the miners in 1 ('row's Nest district earn on an tiiiues for six months thi miners will be close to I thnt if it t . , : . .. ty cents per acre instead live cents. The governmei has further decided to place under reserve from alleia - tion. otherwise than by pre-emption, "Notice is hereby given thnt all vacant Crown lunds not already under reserve, situated within thc boundaries of the Land Recording Districts of Cariboo and I.illooet. and the Kamloops Division ol Vale l.an.l Recording District, are reserved from any alienation under the 'Lnnd Art' except by pre-emption." good man for his successor torriey-C-enei'al Bowser. MANY DANCE TO HELL. OBSERVANCE OK EASTER Guelph, April 7.—"They glide into the dance and whirl off the edge of a decent, life, . . .l'assion, and nothing else, is the true basis of the popularity ot modern dancing. . . .It is a worldly amusement, and leads to j thn forgetting of God and to the March 2~. the vernal equinox, the seduction of innocent souls. Many n tirst day of spring in northern Inti-. soul has danced to hell." tudes, has been so closely conneoted Theso words were used hy ■ Rev. with the observance of Easter that 1 Benjamin Goodticld, pastor of Wool- the two subjects were included in ajwieh Street Baptist church In a ser- wbebsks Sixty Years tha Standard decree passed in the great council of Nice, A.D. 326. "Thnt everywhere the great teast of Easter should lie observed upon one and the same day; and that no day of the Jewish Passover, but, as has generally lieen observed upon the Sim day afterwards." To prevent all future disputes ns to the time, the following rules were lnid down. That thc-,21st day of March shall be accounted the vernal equinox, That tbe full moon happening on or next nfter the 21st of March shall he takrn for the full moon of Nisnn. That thn Lord's dny next (ollowing that, full moon bc Easter dny. But if the full moon happen upon a Sunday, Easter day shall he the Sunday after. In order to insure uniformity in mon on modern dancing. KILLED ill EXPLOSION Accident at Nanaimo Snuffs Out Life of Workman Nanaimo, 11. C, April ii.—The powder magazine at Protection island, I Nanaimo, exploded at midnight. Two distinct shocks shook Nanaimo, shnt- teriivg plate-glass windows. Excited citizens hurried out, fearing the Protection island mine had blown up, and great alarm prevailed as the flames lit. up the harbor and city. The lirst explosion was dynamite, , and the second a store of gasoline I 1 Jones, the night engineer, found the ' the observance of Easter ,, canon had : |i|T t th(, m )n0 nmi W1 nt to the j previously be-n passed, but was not CREAM 10 Pow It makes home baking easy and gives nicer, better and cleaner food than the "ready- made." There is no baking powder or preparation like it or equal to it for quickly and perfectly making the delicate hot biscuit, hot bread, muffin, cake and pastry. No Alum—No Lime Phosphates "Alum in baMn<f powder is dangerous and should be prohibited." —Prof. Schweitzer, State Univ., Mo. conclusively as wns council of Nice. the work of ti FRILLS AND FURBELOWS. Colored linens Hre much in evidence for morning wear. Stripes are the prevailing pattern in all kinds of material. In Paris al least pink ite color for weddings. Black and white, grey coronation, blue, reseda green, glycine (a most beautiful amethyst shade) coral pink and some lovely rose shades are coming spring colors. White and black tulle bows arc again being worn hy smartly dref-sod women, but these are much more full and not as wide as the tulle b*:w*- tancied a short time ago. In hats there is a marked tendency to heightened crowns nn I 1 roader brims, Large shapes, turned u'i at the front, are showing trimming ot black and white ostrich feathers. telephone to notify the chiet engineer He was returning when the explosion look place, and was thrown 40 tent, being pickod up unconscious and horribly cut, and with his left leg shattered. He died later. In lbe mines there was a panic stricken rush of men, but they were soon reassured, Several thousand dollars' damage was done In smashed win lows throughout the city. The explosion the favor-1 was distinctly felt 111 Vancouver 611 miles aWny. MARKET (WHS ABOUT THE HOUSE. For something new and dainty, spread the buttered fudge pan with minced dates before turning the candy into it. In baking bread or rolls put a saucepan of boiling water into the oven. Tbe steam will keep th" rriiBt smooth and tender. A great deal of rust ran be pro- vented by leaving the oven door open after baking until all tho moisture h is evaporated, Eggs, case -Wic. Eggs, fresh 3!ic Eggs, new lnid 36c Uutter, dairy " 30 Uutter, creamery 35c. to 40c. Potatoes per I'M lbs $2.00 Carrots per lltll lbs 2.75 Wheat, per 100 lbs $2 to $2.23 Oats, per 100 lbs $1.90 to $2 Cauliflowers each 25c. Small pieces of raw potato In a little water shaken vigorously inside be able to replenish tbe market nt an advanced price pee ton, This ex plains the willingness of the ors to see the men go 1 ul II they want to. The laborers ("ho *la\ .;■ will have to dig up an*1 I tor a disturbance wl b ■ •■ never even took a band. 1 n. bing is radically wrong Bomew v ,••• m.*!* are willing to work ai i mo't, and you and I have ti ei li t somi 1 bing tor which w are sponsible. Butternut shell, burned in a little cychnder coal Btove will remove clin leaving lhe brick as clean as when new, gel tbe full nutriment lay- it will not be tor six months. If it is not settled tbe ndustries of the prairies and Uritish Columbia will suifer to the exl nt if another vast amount. Hut nieanwh'te the operators will not share in an equal all crown lands ne'.., : 11 - the Cariboo | bottles nnl lamp chimneys will clean loss. They will he able to repair I.illooet and Kamloops division of ihem admirably, their properties, they will nil rid ol Vab* district, an area roughly com all their inferior coal, and they will prising from one quarter to "»e- third *.f the entire province. The amount ol ian I affected vfty mil- Hon acres. Tiie action • ■ m taken here se I imbis pro- Potato it should be cooked 111 nnl day out dig the dusty diamonds parties have mat ■- - as valuable food salts lie from tli,'earth's cold depth a-. Dg the past decs covering, RuAerers while tin n niready have to pay a fai 7 prioe fi warmth and comfo lext winter, organisations a- - Bay Con. Ra;iwa both rganizatioiu have 'atterly materially .nrrease 1 - • ,n than ■ li ial crown 1«: "he ire' '■ • - cee.i with th.* bj itematl' nil 'eying ol the va Uncle Tom's Cabin For QoOd Friday nud the Saturday following the Edison theatre management hnve secured the film Uncle j Tom's Cabin at considerable expense. This feature Iiim is photographed hi a large scale from outdoor scenes, and will exhibit the play in a realistic manner never before attempted A matinee will probably be given on (food Friday aftc;noon. Fire Alarm Boxes Signals are given thus: 2 btrjtes, nterval 5 seconds—1 strokes, llo.s •4. No. of box will also ho shown n indicator at Fire Hall. FIRE BRIGADE NO. TWO. Box No. 14—Corner First street and AlcKeuzio avenue, C. B. Hume from n & Co. lh" Box No. 15—Corner First stre-jt just nil Kokoby avenue, post ollico. Box No. Iti—Corner Second street Th ada tri'am of Immigrg nttniies unchecked, an . there lotibt that the fl ral m which ' 1 ■ • ■• 1 „ new ael **i recordi I 1 be Do ■ iffli lal ' ** thc entire period will not • lystem -■-.-■■nil A.-'K - .' those eleven months ending I■■ 1 1 nre Illuminating Tin* irrlvali by way of * ■ '■ 1 ' I period w.ie .si i-i * with I' Ml during period ;, year bafore il •• m r ■ re* • it ■ I ;>er cent ' . m trom tin* United Htnt< *. 1 146, ■ , 1 ompared »lth '* '■ .• ii, , * ii ea .ii * it The total nt 1 ual ■ *. ' SEATTLE TO CELEBRATE ' —on July IT, 1897 •earner Portland arrived in Se- 11 bring a ton of : Irom the rich new fields of tbi an 1 starting tbe ■.inch gave the ftral growth and ■ui July 17, I'M Sea;. ■ • trill Inaugurate an annual canii ng reserve*, tret, lands, as surveys ' ■' 'h" nre compli ted. hi ""'''I '"* '•Ic'" u tbi • I to consist of a 1,a,1 mnl*,* making RrtlOl ' "' ' ' * ptlng the sab I tbi ■ ' .,11 by and Government Hoad aud louse. Box No. 17—Corner Third n I Campbell avenue, Globe er company. Box No. 18—C.P.R. station. Box No. 2-1—Corner Filth street Opera Stl'UCt !,Ulll- avenue, Catnonc The ord tor •1 mi '-r ■• ■ .:,.!. r tin autboi the 'Lai , egula tn n hn * * * l.u". iven minimum Bale id m ,** ■ectivelj ■ ■* * ■ ■ t y i a -,., by pared with 175,72(1 * * an In- * • , . .if .',1 per n-i t The .,* • ' mm been a feature ol the iltf- velopmei • dm Ing the past m onth, and it li more thnn hki ly I mt the 1 ;i 1 <• ol 111' 1 **;i '* ' III Ii ' I llll 1 iiTl/ed the period down to Ki'biunt M hn I been maintained Immigrants are reported to be passing throui ,1 Mon Cral nt the present time al the rate of 10.000 per week, an*l it la not. out. of thi WBy to estimate the total for tlie lisi',,1 vnu nt more ll.an *l2r,,IM>0. 0' anl It) In roi tbe man; concern In imitH 'i; t 1 1, 1, *ii ill ,, i-niirag •. ,*■ t , ' ,,1 a *i nm ntlli ml 1 '■■ **iis Hint I ih .■!■ 11 I;,i* I ,.f i|i ahl v is being kept up. 'lit... I, ■' 11 I"' 11 ' ijid cully in thai thi ■ to all llltl Ii ■ ith : . 1 he a.*:" '.* after ELECTION ,KXT KALI. B . apui j a Vttornoy-Oi Bnral thn' force he Do- to g di ,*, ■ in "r Ioi - iim* il ' thi nd Mii.-ii-iu hurch. Box No. 25—Comer Sixth b'.ioct nd Orton avenue, W. A. Foot". Box No. 26—Corner Fourth street nd Townley street, corner south rack. Dox No. 28—Corner Second stre.it ud Hobson avenue, Mrs. Baker. Box No. 31-Firo Hall No. 2. Box No. 35—Hospital. Box No. 30—School. kike BRIGADE No. ONE llm No. 44—Firo Hall No. 1. Boi No. tt—Front street wc.it. ear O. P. 11. bridge. Dox No, 46—Comer King and louglaa streets, Palace Moat Market. Box No. 47 Oornei Becond and v«ies streets, luuk ol court bouao, Dox No. tt Oorner Third and Iiiih. siii'tH, t'owaii hlock. blgnal for practice not lej« tnan ii h.i slow itrokee, (/no (I; Indicates linn Iiim in or re out. COMPANIES \i I OPERA HOUSE t>v o--m (:.; II TS- T w o Commencing Monday, April 10 OF KOLB A. DILL SUPPORTED BY AN EXCELLENT COMPANY OF 50---PEOPLE---50 IN THE BEAUTIFUL MUSICAL COMEDIES " Lonesome Town "--Mon. Night " Dream City "—Tuesday Night Prices: - T5c, si, 1.50, a.oo SEATS ON SALE AT MACDONALD'S DRUG STORE .•oamiiKxxrr 3EMER '*m:- **,■—c•.ii*«c.-ot:.b this dato, notwlthatandlng ti,, dnte '■'■<■,. ,,f such applioal r>n or any delay "" may hire occurred ii the * ""llrl '"'"K '" * the 'nm.* • "■■'" "Kiirthei notice hen ■ * ' ■' •' ■ "' that a|| pei khm 'im i ... n ling ':' ■'"' " : ' '•■"■■■•■' appllcal Ion i to pun ha u 'imler ''""" * the provisions ot sections M or S« u M'" """ """!ing H. fi v.*'..,., ' ■" niea of the 'i.an-d Act' and who me not. v' '■ » referred I * tba possibility of name to Atlas Lumbei Oompaiy, •rilling to tomplete mich purcbt ''"'' ' MoBride entering the Paid o( undei the prices Dxed by th" m,,..* Dominion polities, expressing the said regulation shall be ai liberty to ''"i1" "'"' '" ,! "' '""" ''' l"'1'1 7th ''ny "' A|" withdraw inch application! and e l,v "" province, i,it should tin* pra rnlre refund of thc monoya depos ed l,IIM " "'■ i ' ■ '' li,'i'1 lh" api'akar i, account of such uPl'licatioiM thouglll Brltleb OolUfflUa h«4 a, Company Take notice lhal "Campbell Ihlngle Company Limited" Intend aftei Uie plratlon of nne month from the hist publication oi I hi notice to ap plj t the Regletrm ol Jpinl stock to Change the Company's Dated at Revelstoke, D. 1911 Harvey. McOal ler ft Solicitors (01 the PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS ACT. REVELSTOKE ELECTORAL DISTRICT. I Take notice thai 1 have received objections in writing to the retention ol the lollowing names on lh, n.egi8- ter o. Votors an tbo Kc/elucoae t'*.i ccioiai in..lint ou tne grounds staled below. An i take notice that ut a Court oi liowslon to be laid ou ihe D'li'Bt day of Way, l'Jll, at the i unit Ho,ise, Uevelstoko, at id o clock ni th forenoon, 1 Khali hear aiid determine the suid objections, .ui,I un.ess such named persons or some oincr provincial voter on their ii.aali sal i..lies in.' Una such ouject- loii.-i are nol well lounded, i shull strike such names oil the said Kcg- Istur, Dated this 1st day of April, I'.il 1. U, WD WARDS, Uegislrur ol \ otoi'B, 'lhe following persons arc reported ajSCUt irom the District. i i.o. .Niiuie Place. i Roy D. Aekiiinii Rovelstoke it Alb.ri, Allorton Hevelstako ..,< I'Jdwiu Armstrong ItevelstoKe i'i I 'll- OJ MM ll* Hill lull l, li*.ci..loio< iU2 .Samuel blcnortou Rovelstoko UO i ari il. lilaciin.iar Rovelstoke' i -I Walter 0\ ii.ick Revelstoke LOG Uoorgo Burrows lieaion -. '■ liai ny i'o"iiilii il Arrowhead' -'. ■ Uoorgo Coomber Arrowhoad llarcey A. CuBtlgaU I'oinaplis lid, J iiiiii . Uo von try Arrowhoad i !■'■ Dahi Camborne • osoph Deoollos Oamborno 1 lias, Bldnej Dont Revolstoke An an \\. Hn mn iiii I'auiuoin J John Kennedy Oamborno lloward ll. Lawes Comaplix Thos. Arth. Lewis Jr. Rev'toke Theodore Ludgate, Arrowhead dames Ludgate Arrowhoad Wi.ilace Ludgate Arrowhead l'lnl D. Lux Deaton Alexander iMc.\dain Deaton Fran. J. McOonnell RevelBtoke Orogor McDonald Itevelstoke John Mcl'hail Kevelstoke 111*8 William Novels Arrowhead lirril Fred orsatti Uevelstoke 11711 Hoy M. l'artclow Uevelstoke 1809 Herbert A. Scott Uevelstoko 1M4 John A. Smith Uevelstoke Kliili Marinor Smith Arrowhead MIS Wm. Haloid Swan Arrowhead 1488 Lino Tain Uevelstoke ilill John Thornton Uevelstoko I'.VIl Thomas Wills ("amborne 1561 Victor D. Woodland Uevelstoko The following names arc reported deceased: No. Name Place. -'I'.i James Casey Uevelstoko Mr> Maurice Fitisgorald Uevelstoke DM David Qilroy Arrowhead 1308 Jaines Scott Uevelstoke 1397 Hugh Stevens Arrowhead p.c. Bonds i3i .'.'.I ill 888 a i.i ,l.,.l .117 IIM wa 121 180 III* 137 ij,' :,r,i M6 .. ; I,., I this iiikbatn. Sblogle. Limited. ih, ni A, Dougbterty Camborne Jos , h liuin,mi I'limboi'iiu .iai.ih iiiiui Arrowhead W, ii. ih: on Revelstoke *\icx i. i* ,o ijuhar Kevelstoke Allan 0. i''in,iiay Arrowhead William Henry Fogg Revolstoke Kdw n Ri n, Fulton Arrowhead John tioiiiii Revolstoke Loun, W. Oould Uevelstoke I'lil. 'I iios. llieeiislude Arrowhead Jam i I In.I.Ion Arrowiicad Tboioi.H Harkins Galena Day Ai h i BJ, Hawkins OoldDelda Bi ii ii i lodgson Arrowhead '.I Hurd -Arrowhead B60 Jain i Hutchison Uevelstoko 681 John r. Hyde Ooldflelds 876 Win. , JamlenoD Arrowhead 077 Hubert Jechaon Arrowhead An Attractive Offering for a Short Term Investment Wo cum offer the conservative investor for a short while only nn opportunity «>f pleading his surplus funds in :i high-class security hearing ;i rate of interest of ten per cent. Only 160 of theseConvert- ible Debentures at a par value of $100 each, available. Do not gamble in stocks, shares and other forms of speculation, but Invest where your principal and interest is secured. Write for further particulars of this Bond Issue which is particularly attractive to investors. Prompt application is necessary as number is limited. Canadian Securities Ltd. I IDI Dominion Trust Building VANCOUVER, - B. C. • vANCouven omoc »lil 6 ll SATURDAY, APRIL fill, ml I'lIM MLJ±:rZ.-53.E?B,J±~L.'F>, KETELSTOEE THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE SIR EDMUND WALKED, C.7.O., LL.D., D.C.I.., PREBIDENT ALEXANDER LAIRD, GENERAL Manager CAPITAL, - $10,000,000 RUST, - $7,000,000 vsmmmssm WATCK FOR O0R THE SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT of The Canadian Bank of Commerce will receive deposits of $i and upwards, on which interest is allow eil al current rates. There is no delay in withdrawing'the whole or any portion of the deposit. Small deposits are welcomed. 234 Accounts may be opened in the names of two or more persons, to be operated by any one ofthe number or by the survivor. A joint account of this kind saves expense in establishing the ownership of the money after death, and is especially useful when il man desires to provide for his wile, or for others depending upon him, in the event of his death. REVELS!C^E ERAtiCh- F IVI. GIESCN. NCR LOGGERS' BOOTS The Famous Leekie Loggers' Boots and our own make a wavs in stock. See our Pack Sirups and Pack Sacks. ARMSTRONG &, COMPANY Boot and Shoe Pcpaiiers, E addle rs Harness Makers THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855 Capital Paid Up $4,000,000 Reserve Fund - - $4 400,000 Has 77 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in ali the Principal Cities of the World. A OENERAL DAM KINO BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT At all tSranohcs Interest allowed at highest current rate REVELSTOKE, 8. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT Manager. IS NOW ON MPANY REVELSTOKE, 15. C. f WORLD NEWS IN PARAGRAPH (' . * A Symposium of What is Happening n * All Parts of the World * ORIENTAL HOTEL-^ suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best W'nes, Liquors and Cigars. Rat3S $i a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBEET BT03MS JPIR.OF. Central Hotel Abrahamson Bros., Props Salaried e Rat' ^ $2.00 per day Revelstoke, B. C proved. FirBt-Olaw in everv rt'Hp.rt. All modern ennvenipnee Large Sample Kouinf. Special Weekly Rates Under New Management. Wm. Boyd, Proprietor Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Tlii' Greatest Health Resort on tlie Continent Natural Hut Water. 124 DeRre?* of Hea Natural Hot Water in Baths. O All Year Rates from $ 12 to $ 15 Per Week Have you smoked the BALED HAVANA If not you surely never tried them at McKinnon's Cigar Store GEO. D. SHAW BUILDER -A-NID CCOS.TZB.AC'ICIR Have your architect prepare your plana for your new building early ami get my figures on your work. ESTIMATES GIVEN. FIRST-CLASS WORK GUARANTEED ASK THE DRIVER I'm I) If (lj Inns I n . I i* w ill lil \ i ii 11 nl 11 <• A liitki yi- \< i ute II Ilil ji nn* llie I i ;-l. < iill i lil I e M i v i i i il. .Ni Im in I i M .) i i il I e villi i.l ii Hi| | ly of i in Har- 11)1 .' | III I (llll V lliu; I 111' Iii I in Lllll (tir 11 • ity. |iuaii i ii. il ;.n \n it- i 0 ii i . 111 111 •, 111 i (\ ii i Mi dli it nl | ui) i ti t. ( i i * iik i l 11 i H i \\ i 11 i i il 1 qui ii i I till kill HII llMXI II' il* B( 111 I > till I In li -'.nil g lilili. 01 li li | I i l i* The Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co.. Ltd. iiiiiiiiiiiiiii hi ii illinium In I'nro Wlnos, LlquorB, Cigare and Cigarettes E. G. BURRSDGE Tinsmith Repairs, Hot Air, Tiao and Furnace work -WORK SHOP- Ccnnauffl't Ave. - Revelstoko Lumb ermen It will pay you to make a call at F. B. WELLS. Fur Buyer and Exporter Old Town, - Revelstoke, B. C. before buying >our outfit nf working cli'thes for the bush. I make a ipeclalty uf Logging Shoes, Pants,Sox, Miirts Blankets and everything required inyour business. TIME TO PLACE YOUR CRDER FD? SP;H G PARTING Let me paint your house right. I ilo nothing 'ml first-class work. Quality considered uiy price is low. 'I'he best materials used mul work done when promised. Try tne ou your interior decorating. My work is guaranteed to p.ease. SIGNS -I can furnish vou with any j kind vou want. t'.lliss, bra--., till, cloth j or wood. Get my prices. Carriage anil Wagon Painting at my i shop in' alley hack of E. J. Bourne's Store, First Street, R. Z. CRAWFORD Residence Oor, 8rd St.. and Robson ave For Sale i'i fool l.ni ami House, Third Streei $10 i'. Three Lots on SMeni ,1 Si reet, near lbe new Posl Offlee, Sl'.'flO. House and Lot near Y.M.C.A , $3130. Two luis and House, Third Street, $2000. House ami Lot, k'ii'si Street, near the new Post Office, $2100. 55 feet nn Sixth Sn eel. S7IM.I. .".'I feet i-n Victoria Road, $550. 12 Room House, Second Street, 50 foot lot, $4500. And other lii'sl class values. Cull and Investigate W. B. Robertson Great West Permanent Loan Company Agency Pacific Coast Tested Seeds Arriving d illy mil' new ami Irish stoek of Seeds, grown innl"!' 1'iinti'iii'l by tho best growers in all pufte of lhe world. Seeds thai will g've you the best remits, One trial will convince you. Also a lull line of garden requisites, Implements of all kind-: l«e Supplie", Sprayers, Spray, and a full line of Chirk Feeds ami ('onke\ 's remedies Press the button, we will do the rest. M. J. Henry Nurseries 3011 Westminster Road A. R. McDougall, - Manager Vancouver, II. 0, CEMENT BLOCKS Mnnnfnctnritl for n\ ci»m«« nf building* CEMtHT AND LIME FOB SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE UNION HOTEL ARR0 » HKAD, H. C. Special Attention gWen to I'oiiiiiien ih ttien ami tourists. Flrst-olaM hhiii|i|. rooms. Finest srtinery in llritmh CoIiiim bia, overlooking Upper Arrow l.Hke W. J. Lightburne. Prop. Fruit Lands FOR SALE <; ilena I ij lands in ptrreli of in or ''•) tift, r nr i n bloc, Com ( pondence inviti d, John Shaw. Agent. Box 616 Arrowhead John Lee DRY GOODS Manufacturer of Ladirs' Underwear Ladies Suits Madeto Order Fit Guaranteed All kinds of Silk, Gingham, Muslin, and Fancy things kept in stock Pin**'* RoiiPuriAblo l' 0 Do* 200 Front St Lower Town, Revblstoko F'»r - M in Iitl'i it imn 11 ii'Mint i'ii™ Bt till lowest prir*'- lur riir-li All kind- «>f Km! liuu iiticl nla.-i riiiK- oodertakan Foote & Pradolini. REVELSTOKE H. B. STONEX Practical.. Machinist lleimirn of all klmK neiiily done I levi'le ami (liin work aepeuialty I'.-liumii'H *.'U*.'ii *.ii niiv eland of work Front Street. A WOMAN'S ADVICE TO WOMEN TAKE GIN PILLS TVKRSintt P.O., Ont. "I received your lample of <". i M T'lI.I.S .iml .'ifl"f mini: Iln in, I felt so much better Unit I i;ot a box ut 1117 il nggl l'i, uiul now I mn takinx tlie third bo«, Tin* pnln iirrnss uiv bai k and kidneys bus .iliiio I entirely Roue mnl 1 am lietter tliiui I have beiii for jean, 1 was a great sufferer from Rheumatism but it bai all Mt nu*. I strongly ailvisc ill women, who suffer from ruin In The Back ami Weak lildncva, to try CIS I'll,I,S. Mil's, T. IUkhis. Thousand*! of women, right ben- in Canada, owe their robutl health, their strength nml vigor, their bright eyee and rosv ilu-rU ini'.IN 1'II.I.S. Aiid they know Unit <;i\ I'lI.I.S will cure the Kidney nnd Dloddet Troubles with wbu ll sn ninny women ' idler. Do just ns Mrs. Harris did — first, write for n frre Mfflple box of r.IN I'lI.I.S nm! Iry llieni. Then, If thev ilo you good, get the rcgttl ir 50C boxes nt yonr dealer's. Your monev promptly refnmliil if 0IN I'lI.I.S Inl to glvi relief, National Drug nml Cheniicnl Co., Dept. W.i Toronto. »» lire Alarm Boxes Signals are given thus: 2 stoke*), ntcrval 5 seconds—4 strokes, Hoi 4. No. of box will also be shown n indicator at Fire Hall. FIRE BRIGADE NO. TWO. Box No. 14—Corner First street end McKenzie avenue, 0. B. Hume & Co. Box No. 15—Corner First street nd Rokeby avenue, post office. Box No. 16—Coruer Second street and Government Road and Opera icuse. Box No. 17—Corner Third street a I Campbell avenue, Globe hum* fir company. Box No. 18—C.P.R. station. Box No. 24—Corner Fifth street nd McKenzie avenue, Catholic hurch. Box No. 25—Corner Sixth street nd Orton avenue, W. A. Foote. Box No. 26—Corner Fourth street nd Townley street, corner south rack. Box No. 28—Corner Second strejt nd Robson avenue, Mrs. Baker. Box No. 34—Fire Hall No. 2. Box No. 35—Hospital. Box No. 36—School. FIRE BRIGADE NO. ONB. Box No. 44—Fire Hall No. 1. Box No. 45—Front street west. ear C. P. R. bridge. Box No. 46—Corner King and louglas streets, Palace Meat Market. Box No. 47—Corner Socond and Vales streets, back of court house. Box No. 48—Corner Third Mid 2has. Btreets, Cowan block. Signal for practice—not Imb than Ix (6) slow strokes. Cno (1) indicates line brok« or re out. «3 '70 11 HEM since 1900; J V, %*M A Farmers around Edmonton are ready Ior seeding. A beet sugar factory will be erected in the Claresholme district, Alta. A Galician laborer was killed by a cave-in of a gravel pit in Manitoba. Supt. Langrill, of Hamilton City | Hospital, recommends a Children's Hospital. It is deniod that Lord Furncss will be chairman of the Canadian Marine Lines merger. Calgary will appoint a publicity Premier Canalejas, of Spain, formed a new cabineti bas Great Britain and the United States have decided to arbitrate the claims of tbe Webster family ,1 the United States to tho millions ul acres of land in New Zealand. The Winnipeg Anti-Tuberculosis league at its annual meeting received encouraging reports and promises of assistance from many quarters. Owing to the arrival Jaily "■' vaBt crowds of settlers for western '«%r;n-s, Winnipeg immigration officials are commissioner and set aside I12.000 a' w"rkin6 overtime for their accommo- yetir to secure industries. Chas. Bedford, of Burlington, fell 4I> feet while at work at thc O. J. C. and budly injured his back. Frank Nacbinon, a Finn, wanted at Port Arthur for murder, has been arrested at Montpclier, Vt. Pierre Hedard, tt horse dealer, was drowned near Montreal when bis team broke through river ice. Thc revenue of Great Britain for the year ending March 31, totals dation. A committee was organized at a public meeting in Welland to take steps to have a Technical school. Hamilton Board of Health will ask Council to insist that Dread be wrapped up while in delivery waggons. M.J. O'Brien has the contract for the first section of the Quebec and Saguenay railway, ."6 miles, at about i'2,000,000. Centre York Liberals, after ad- $1,01!),252,"JM, showing an enormous dresses by N.W. Howell, K.C., J. E. Gaston Monvoison was committed for trial in the Winnipeg police court for the murder ol t'epe Giovanni. Thomas Broad, aged 54, retired civil servant, died suddenly o! heart failure at his home in Winnipeg, on Saturday. The hardware store of H. B. De- vine, of Strasburg, Sask., was completely destroyed by lire on Friday. Dr. Doyen, of London, Eng,, announces that he has discovered a new remedy for peritonitis. Four persons were injured as the result of a gas explosion in Minneapolis. The Brandon assessment figures show expansion in all departments. J. H. Grisdale, Dominion agriculturist, hns been appointed director of Dominion experimental farms, succeeding Ur. William Saunders. Atkinson, and Thos. Vance, passed a pro-reciprocity resolution. Ottawa Women's Suffrage Associa - tion will protest to Sir James Whitney against bis recent remarks in the Legislature concerning suflrage. Wallaceburg Board of Trade wilt endeavor to prove that the bones disinterred a year ago on St. Anna's Island were those of Chief Tecumseh. The sealer Bonventure has returned to St. John's, Nlld., with a catch of 3(I,0C0, and says the rest of the fleet will have iu all half a million skins. Dairy interests complained to the Dominion Railway Board, against the new express charge of 10 cents on empty ice cream cans neing returned. Hon. A. G. Mackay headed a delegation that asked Hon. G.P. Graham Ior a subsidy for a railway through I Kincardine, Owen Sound, Colllng- 1 wood, Meaiord and Orillia. Winnipeg real estate is still very active, and many recent sales arc reported, ranging in price from {1,250 per foot frontage down to J25. I t^sSE3^«Lt*§^ ^Save'tour Money, * Commence Mow! We want ewiyoneto kw %t we are paying ~ c~4% Interest^ pcratmutm on. saving & upwav 1 deposits ($1°- drawal br cheq»u on time deposits of * SSmonNis & over. * We invest money for clients in firat mort^cs&doa general furaiicial business. We want YJur saving accnl & ifYou are not saving + BV 0 itematifalty ommence NOW Witli U5. Deposits Xy mait ^TT> * * + cas'ity liantlU't) — 'You am scut) hy Draft, Post Office + oppress Order or R('Ji;'*trre(5 - ♦» better k withdrawals can, be made * + + ~+ * * * any my you wioh. Ware Responsible ReferW*** ■*■ * - Duno, Bradstrceb, or lo myotic tn * VftNGOUVeR- it To-day i.t UOW ? H TT MfyRjffcllt 321 GambleStreet, Vancouver B.C.qs Shi7oti$ Cure aiiitklr -ifop-i . ..uiit.*.. c-iirtii . ot.i*.. li, „i. 11 ll nml nuil Ii.mJi. • • • 2*3 Mali, A delegation from Port Arthur and Fort WiVliam appeared before the Senate Committee on the Grain Commission in support of the plea ol the elevator owners that terminal com- Otto Hiiigling, one 0| the Hiugling panics he allowed to deal in grain, brothers of circus fame, died at tbe home of his brother in New York on *'"' Mary Y°UdcU' u' KlnK9ton- is Friday last suing the London Guarantee ami Ac cident Co. for $2,500 on a . laim that A witnj-s at the Camorra trial said is resisted on thc plea that her hus- tbat it was possible for any person band really died Irom effects of an with (25 to secure entrance into the accident sustained before the policy United States. i was issued. President Diaz, of Mexico, has in-1 Forty-nine out of 79 memorials pre dicated that many of the reforms ask s.-uteJ to Parliament yesterday coned for by the revolutionists will be cerning reciprocity, protested against thc agreement. Included was a communication from Sir Henry Verney, M. P., stating that a meeting o( old country Liberals bad endorsed thc pact. Fanned by a ga'c a bonttrc, start- granted. The Brandon Trades and Labor Council has started a campaign in the interests of thc laborers of thc Wheut City. I T. P. O'Connor says baifour's position as loader of tho Unionists party is becoming more impossible every day. ed by children, caused a IM.COO Are in the heart ol a fashionable residence quarter in Minneapolis. Thc Ure spread to the Tyler Lumber Co. Mn Oliver Lodge, principal of the and 8l,arlts ignited bouses several University of Birmingham, thinks thc blocks ***?' arbitration treaty will not be adont-! ,• , . .,.,•. ■ .... .. . a,., nw ui. auoin counsvl lur the United Shoe Mach inery Co. uf Canada are asking the Alex. Soderbcrg is under arrest at •'iI,-"ltca' courts to prohibit tha Stettlcr, Alta., charged with tbc mur! l,0ar<1 'run* investigating into ita af- iler of Wm. Lennox, a rancher. A. R. Coli|uhoiin has expressed tbe opinion that Oanada would do well to annex the Bahama Islands. Up to Jnn. 1, Pill, 55,O0O,WO acres in the provinces of Manitoba, Saskatchewan mil Alberta were dti fair* as an alleged combine, on the ground that the board is without jurisdiction and illegal. CHANGE NUMBEH OF TRAINS Winnipeg, April 4.—Thc C. V. H. will renumber the transcontinental l««d of by homestead, and nearly' I"""1'"*" u*** lh"* "um'"«. No. N and ii being known as 3 and 4. In addition there would he a third I through service betwecu Montreal and 11,000,000 acres grai.HI to oiiipunies. railway Republican! opposed Ul tlie redpro th* coast, these two new trains to be city agreement will endeavor to pre- known as trains 7 and h. It le well vent linving it passed by thu senate known that thc Canadian I'm itlc will by oilering nuineioiiH ruiwi Imentn. lUtuniue a numbei ol interesting .... cbaugcb iu thc summer time card, lhe ilrni ol ETurneee, iWuthv and „.., . ,„. « . , . . ' wbi'li goes into eflcct on June 4 and company aie pushing a »chcinr fur .,„., , ,K„„„ ,„ , . .k I one ol these is to bc the operation MCUrlng dli ret communication t*- ,. „ ,,..,„ . m ,. _ ' ,,4 ol a tram from thc Uuecn ity tween Liverpool anil the Canadian' ,h*- „ t , ,t .. n . ■» 7 I k I through to the I'acilic coast. It is also suid that train No. !i may bu Aeoordlni to un Australian des, maJc tlle Imperial Limited and dur- pateli the ran lor the south pole be-' tut itlt »ummer it will bo operated twern the British and Norwegian c.\- on vcr>' ,ttSt schedule. pedltlonl is glowing exciting. ——*. Thc I'lnns for n new ofllce build.ng 14 stories patted tht Winnipeg civic Are, water nn.l light committee. The Hudson's Bay company has plans prepared lor a II.-UOO.OOO store on Portage avenue, at Colony Itreel Thc Grand Trunk Pacillc Railway propoete erecting an hotel at Md- moiiloii, Alta., which will cost |TK>, 000. King Oeorgt hns announced to the house of lords thnt he will not ex- •roite lim royal prerogative in the Itmggll n a going ,,n iM'lweeu the two bouses of purliauent, FOR OUT DOOR WORK IN WET WEATHER vvi HOTMIN* IOUALS nV\n WATERPROOF MT>[ CLOTHING ^2//li> T' TO KIlfTOU DUV. y^^tr\ i~M ^•'** l"T ■^•■"1 mr.it. •ml m^alf* j9 ttewleea v«Mvto«l, iU« Dnlwi CMqpvkara. TOWER CANADIAN OILED CLOTHING CO.. Lt* TmiM, Caa»4a. Ht THE! MAIL-HEEALD, REVELSTOKE SATURDAY, APRIL 8TH, I'll / his star as a major leaguer bus set, Not .uily iln.'s Rube hold tho season tstrike-out record, but the singlegame us well, with ll). Fred Glade, when a member ••! the St. Louis Browns. equalled the feat. j^SPORT^ 4*r*a.%V*>-%%'»>'H».%.^%'*%%%*%%«%%^%%%*'%%^^«:< The- Corley House has the honor this year of tbe tirst line up m tbe baseball lield as they have already picked their team and assigned to earh man tli* position he shall play. The majority oi :ho players are not new iu RevelBtoke sports, having in former years disported belore^ large crowds then ability on the diamond. Their capabilities are well known and have been the envy of many u competitive team, and it is safe to assume that tm* aggregation will this year hold their own auniust all comers. There are one or tw0 new names in the personnel of tbe team this year an.l these bring with them such good amateur records that then presence assures the team additional Btrength an.I assurances of victories innumerable on the diamond Every member of tlie Niw York Tbe l.neup of the team is as toi- Yankee squad is .sure tlm* Cone Bill- lows:—Harrison, 1st li; Stone, 2b; 10ti will make good al third bass Knight ormoiis figures. Hie (3,000, mi'l for each .1 ;iids and Val d'Or. eilers imi.I almost a ; stud (ee was if his two sons Argent iu i lu'e- niui'li n- Flylu? BASEBALL NOTES. Manager Jimmy Barrett ot the Mil w'niikcc team has his tliirs not thirsty, but thirty Champaign, Illinois. Iioii.t forget the Illinois and causa a libel suit. In bis new Iui.I park nt Newark, N. J., Manager Joe McGlnnlty will lit up n cozy retir.ng room for women, .vith a matron in charge. There is ■dill some class to the old "lro i Boy." Fos cosl. Wll ii racing lie won nearly $200,1)1)0. His son, Adam, was ho'U'ght by American breeders for J7'5',Of>&, but on account oi the iegis latlvo Interference with the turf in 111.' States lie was la>l y.'ai l-l tlirne 1 to Fri nee. The only Flying Fox stallion now in North America is the horse Red Fox, owned by the Messrs. Dyment of Barrio. EATON INVADES CANARY itCr™;'MlErect BigDepartmental Store in That City This Year Leosch, Yottj, I.f. p. .'.In Moore, s.s.; 1 ej. cf.; Munroe, r.f. Woodland, c. ■*. Tli.* team will lie out for practice just as .soon as tbe weather man Is obliging enough to accommodate them, and there will bc no reason to confuse ihis Corley House aggre gation with any others as they will each and all be outfitted with a bran new spick and span dark navy blue baseball suit decorated with a big white "C" on the breast. These have been ordered from an outfitting firm and will be on baud in a few Jay-. Their lirst match will lie with -So. 1 Kire Brigade and will take place on Good Friday next. The trophy for this game will be a negative one, as the winners will escape the inconvenience- of rising early the following Sunday morning nnl marching oil to church, while the losers must perforce attend divine Ber- \ ice on Easter Sunday in some shape or form. Winnipeg, April 5.—It wns announced this morning tbat Batons are to invade Calgary ami thai a splendid big departmental store will be built iu the Alberta metropolis. .1. C. Eaton, th;> head of ihe big lirm oi T. Baton Co. Limited, which owns big stores in Toronto and Winnipeg, iiiude the announcement. Tno recent activity of the Hudson's Playing with the MeKe,s.ort team, (I > Huy company and other big linns, . such u- l'rvre Jones, both of whom Elliott was the sensation of the and P. League last season. President Murphy of the Cubs started down Into tho Rathskeller of a New Orleans hotel the other night, and one of the player- watching th.' "Chubby tins" disappear, remarked, "Six weeks more of winter." A Tacoma scribe is respi naible for this one: "While Isaac Rockenfeldt of the Tacoma Tigers refuses to eat ham with his eggs, ha is, nevertheless > Yankee. He says to himself. Ikey's uncle is a pawnbroker in Petersburg, and his lather run clothing store in Omaha. Y. M.'s ORGANIZE. Th.' Y.M.C.A. baseball league was rounded Into Bhape "n Thursday evening last when a number of the in- ihusiasts met at the association parlors an 1 elected officers as follows: Hon. l'res.—C. F. landmark. Pres.—Rev. R. J. .Mclntyre. Vice-Pres.—John Lyons. Secretary—J. M. Patterson. Treas—Kmn.'th McRae, Managing Committee—Walter Stone S. Crowe anl R. Bquarebrlggs. Thc executive Committee wl 1 consist cl the managing committee iu conjunction with the pincers. Teams entering tbis league are re guested to sn 1 in formal notification of their intention not later than April 15th, The executive ure arranging Ior a game with an outside ttarn on May .'Ith and it was de c,lt 1 to put on a regular held day :' Bports. Football and lacrosse were left In abeyance till some future meeting, the date of which will l-e announced later, but the executive has n ry prospect of setting together « couple of good teams in both lines of Bport. OFF FOR ENGLAND. New York. April 1.—George Hacketi schmidt, "Russian Lliii," bus sailed away for Europe with some $13,00(1 in good American money tucked away in his jeans. He earned this coin nud j7,i>::" more in lour months of exhibition wrestling bouts. Ona thing more Hack look with him, I'un agreement of Frank Gotch t I have planned big stores in that city, is responsible for this move on Ctlie part of Batons. The action of tho Hudson's Hay lirm in invading the territory of the Eaton store in Winnipeg has had a 'big effect in deciding the Baton' lirm in making their decision and tho building of the Calgary store is retaliation to a certain degree. President Eaton announced that tho store will be built in record time St. W. J. Gunn, manager of the mail or- a tier department of the firm, is uow in Calgary and has been for soiii.* time past. He has been making ..'ar"lul observations and his reports have been submitted to the president of lhe lirm. To the Herald correspondent, President Eat. n stated that be is now waiting for R. Y. Baton, of the Oshawa factory, and Harry Mhc- Hee. of the construction department, : n.l a conference will be held ft'ncn the two reach Winnipeg and plans de* wn'stle '''''*''' upon Immediately. This musical com ' ly itnnds unique among the many entertainments ol its kind in lln> possession of u d Un ite and welMoflii '.1 plot. Tbe Itua tions are unique and li In loll ily fun ny, the linos witty and the lyrics Pointed. Herbert's music is of tho i ype that I n {ers in the memory, for his melodies are of the whi H able variety. There arc all toannci "I si ug hits in "Dream City." The story concerns 111 ■ ambltb ns nf one August Din ;lebi ll lr I Mas Dill i, a Long Isl.*.n 1 truck farm ir, who is far from post* ssed tor a fondness for labor in any form, 'but who has a predilection or huckleberry wins and similar stimulants, A hustling real estate promoter, who proposes to create a wonderful community called Dream City, Interests Dinglebender in nis scheme. And then Dinglebender drams. ILs vis ions of the mythical city is disclosed to* the niidicn-e by a series of remarkable and Bpectactllor slag." oflects. The close of tho play tho Teutonic droll back iu hii yard, Burroundetl by his pigs chickens. The part of D nglebendor is on i that fits Hill perfectly and it is easily mi' of his greatest characterisations. Ho will be supported by the same all-star cast, as in his San Francisco presentation, and tho original Hill Beauty chorus is with him. The production demands fifty people on the stage. "Dream City" will be the offering tor Tuesday even ag. finds farm- on I I WHAT ABO L'T TENNIS ' With the coming of real spring weather tbe devotees ol lawn tenuis are bee mine decidedly uneasy a< ' " is expected that within thc spa ol ., week ■ -■* ii meeting will be lield ee 11 -..mi arrangements can l>e made to secure grounds lor thi l,ast year the tennis club had tbe !.,*- Ital grounds but tbis year these are refused them, and sume effort will be made to tu up eome portion ol the ati.lctic grounds tor tl I - sport. - ME WALKER. Krank ll;u'' oldest Ioi * . r in the world, arrived at F< 11 'A rth, Kan . the oth-r day after r gg - ',- • - .Mem; I I He n " tl I rail t>. \ ' n Tex , to enl ■ .. i.e. Sehi n ■ •■• ran ' I U< tin an '• '": ''■ ■ ■ 'l: a.l i: i i k ■ ta, Nm "ilia.. ills rli.. a. lott H ■'■> ' him tor tho championship, Manager Jack Ctirley was quick to take up llotch's offer of ?:!.',HOD rash, win or lose, to meet any wrestler In the world. The Iowa farmer has since agreed lo accept, and a bout will probably be waged In the American League Park, Chicago, on Labor Day. | KING GEORGE A BPORT, New York, April 4.—King George ol England is probably tbe only isovor- ■n in Europe who has an athlet lo "trainer." He has just hon .red Eugene S,*iii.low, the stron,.- man, with an appointment by royal Warrant ta he "professor of icientlfic and i hysi cal culture to Ms Majesty." Press despatches declare, however, that the lu tior Is a recognition of San.low's efforts at Improving the physique of the rank and file ol the British Army, rathei than an a Itnowledgement thnt anj benefit would be derived b\ th- King from lu- sei vices WITH THE BOXERS Jimmy Gardner has accepted I to box Harry Lewis n I.* i ■alls :* ■ England tb week. "The reasons that prompt the firm to commence the construction of this store in Calgary are the same aa prompted lhe company to build In Winnipeg," President Eaton stated, "The west, is filling up rapidly and lh? need to be nearer the customers is becoming more and more apparent every day." He stated that seven years ago. when the firm began the construction of the Winnipeg branch the dire*.*; irs realized the necessity of retting in rlose touch with the then buyers and now thai competition is becoming more keen in western cities the T. Eaton company feel they Bhould be right on tbe groun I, ■■ n i are there tore planning to ereel this iti re In Calgary and get it i n ler way ai i tice STRIKE RD i ■ * . ■■ Walt record ■•'■ thi Vmi li ag •■ Ti ■ i ..: ,'i ■ i | .... >v< that In 1904 v..-,. •* ' * ■ "l *■; ,,! the i'" — ■ - ■ ■ ,,. , it Hi tote in tori * games n »l ' 11 worked, an a1 ■' ..re ,.( nearly I gbl wbiff victim pel i'ii nr*. Last fui Kelly Will Bght ;* i several we< ■ i "I the gn, ; Packey M.i * ave to make a side ws il wants ti Ifi '■nn't * . *, * . * I Englan i an I Frai Leu i:ii,ti ■ ! Elynn Urn I Lewis III n** • Frank ■ I D : ., i' scan In Lon Ion tail ■• * ''•< ttllng Nei ■ ; . . '■ Ipbia • *. • : . April. I DREAM CITY TUESDAY, Direct from San Francisco, where be •'", yed a run I 100 i... bts, Max Dill, the tinniest ol German corned tO thi *■: ., :.** ISC mark i.ite of sally regal the •' * * * * * • ■ WHISKY HOLDS ITS VICTIMS Until Released by Wonderful Samaria Prescription Liquor sets i'ii Inflammation and Ir- rfta ..ui ni' in,, stomach nnd weakens '.he turves, 'i'h.* so .i ly ur pei'lu.Ileal t-pieei drinker is olien forced to Iriuk even against I ' ill by his uu- iiaiurui physic I condition, Samaria Prescription stops the craving, steadies the nerves, builds up the seneral heulth and makes di.uk .. ■ tually distasteful and nauseous. I' is tasteless un.l odorless, an I can Pe given wiih or without the knowledge >i ilu patient. Thousands ot Canadla homes have P. in saved from misery and ... ; . ice 03 some devoted „"e. mother ur daughter through this wonderful Canadian remedy. The money formerly wasted in drink lias restored hi i pl- nes8, home comforts, education .md iv.*, ret tu the families funueily in want and despair. Read lbe following, one uf th,. uu- merous unsolicited testimonials received: "1 run never i-epny you flu* yeur remedy, it is worth more than life to me. .My husband bus been offered liquor* severnl limes, lun would not touch il. He ih;.! Ii hah ii" charm fur him now. May God's choice ble ever rest un you, and yours, are my prayers ever. Nu one knows It hut those who have tried It. As sunn ns i ran 1 wJl] see others Hint I know would give anything to stop their hus- bands from drink. 1 will glvo them your address. " Mrs. K , Dewlnton, Alta." IXnine withheld on request.) Now, If you know of any family needing this remedy, tell them Rtvuit it. If you have any friend ur rela tlve who lum formed ur la forming the drink hnhlt. help him to release himself frum Its awful clutches. Samaria Prescription Is used by I'hysl- lans and Hnspinls. A FREE TltlAL PACKAGE of Samaria Prescription, with booklet. kIv- Iiir full particulars, testimonials, price. et- , will ha sent absolutely free and poscr«i*l In plain sealed package t<> anyone asking for It and mentioning this paper. Correspondence sacredly !. nl .al. Wi te to-day. 'I'h • s.i mai ia Remedy c. >., le. t. 16-49, ('"1 norne St., Toront ■, t'an .dn. Also for Sale by C. it. M ied n .Id, Drug ti :e, li. C COMING EVENS April 11 loncert In Mi thodl i oi th' Apr.l 17.—Easter H ai Hi th . ■*, iln* II. , lo * . Qtei la nm ut at ■ .arch. Waller .1 caused :,).•) man to *-trikr *,ul la I " ■ two gunen, and this performance ,, ileitis.*1, a ihr U'Sl major! ■' . „,* , , 11 .iiiinii'*' Suet was not | li . ,-, , Had lell I "I lerord waa considerably hettei The mlntake was due to nn oversight, ns nil "" . . credited Waddell u prlee "*"'" ' ' ,,i ioi S" Hube 'ii' French THE OREAT FLYING FOX Fow ..' ■ I ,,,i .ue ..ii the la't that cut record. i*.ei pn i l*,i ,, hois.'. |1«7,M0 He .-". an i ■'■'! bred ai I ..I \S ell.lt del 1 ii carei th i *ii Included th . Inning ol the t> ode i rown, tin* Two Thou 'inl Dei by nnd Ht, L"U-''i of IK'J'I. In all be mn eleven rn''i'H, *' ' ,■ ii an !, it i ■ o These mm In ■Id I. im when hn wns and ,,1'aln '" l-'ith of li ih ow i "ii at the THE prf-emin- ence of the Fit-Reform position as creators of the highest cla , li a ii cl tailored , nn.' i' for men, is shown hy our .y of spring F it-R' fi the rounder in Canada of su< li ."iuits -ixOvrrLouls. Fit-Reform Ilis * y gaini <l in more 1 illy appreciated UDt • iv of \\\c Fit-Reform 307 /" ' - COBPOBATION OF THE CITY OF REVELSTOKE PUBLIC NOTICE C0UHT OF REVISION Assessment 1911 PUBLIC NOTICE is herebj given that the Court oi! Revision of the Assessment of 19] I will be held in the City Hall, Revelstoke, M. C, nn Tuesday, April 18th, 1911, at 7 o'clock, p.m. Bki i .•; A. Lawson, City Clerk. Eggs for Hatching Rhode lid.md Red. hilvtr-luced Wyandotte mid I nil Leg horn, per setiihKi '■*'■""* I'.mdeii noose i.ni;**. 50c. each. 1'ekin duel s (11 ejj-gs) f,2.W. n.n old ducklitiHS. 1 ',i\ old chicks a specialty. Write or I'hone 212. iViRS. R. A. UPPER New drove Iiiiui, Revelstoke. "ggs ior hatching While Leghorns No. 1 !'. a It fil sl pi i <e cud,, \ .nii oir. oi I'll. - * i,*. *** i* i 30. No. .' l'i 'i, headed In a larno v I Irom liast. #2.«i i,.r I.i; »i 511 Ioi 30. liulT leghorns S. C. R. I. Reds; ' ' im 15; - l.oo [or 30. John J. Devine Revelstoke, B. C, ST. AKK B AOADiiiMTf K* MLOOPS, B. O. Affords supei..'. .dn, iii,*ii ii .i.lt.iii* I.i*;, ■-, llatulsotiie m H hi icli lutiUliiig, ■..■'** * » I i*,~, *. l;i II * * ..nool*. ihrougboul Ibis l'i i , ni| liMe Music and n i ■ . ■ Inu nl *. Spei ial . .'in si *■ In Sliorlliain , i ..|"* writing .nnl li, . 1 I . . ;*...*.. allenlioit k'*1'" !•' " *' "' "''"I- n, is .nui l-oi reel ICnglish, 11 RMS MODI i; 111 For Prospectus. Adiirtss Tho Ac demy. NOTICE. Richard H. Trueman, deceased.— All persons h.i\,u_' anj claims or ileum n Ls against the above deceased, it. il. Trueman, lauly carrj .114 on business as photographer at True man's Studio, 703 U gta street, and who died al St. Paul's bos Ital, Vancouver, on uiiinl February, 1911, ure required to Bend th.' particulars thereof to us, and all persona In ,; ..t.'d or liable to tlm abovo de- * eased, ■ ■ od to pay the am oiint of their Indobtedne liability, to us the undersigned, "ii or be- i* 1, ih,* .;:.,i March, mil. 'i'he ii n.*ii."a 1 rust 1 "., Ltd. Lloinin.oii Trust Hull.I.n . Vancouver, B.O. mii 11 1: rn 1 REDITOR8. KOOTENAY l.omilv No. '.i> A. P, nnd A. M. Regular meetings aro laid in MASONIC TEMPLE, Oddfellows' Halt on llu: Third .Mon.lay 01 cirh month nl 8 p. 111. \ isltlug hi ■ 1 hrcn are coi *l ally welcome, ROUT. GORDON, W. M. W. ll. RODERTSON, Becretary. SELKIRK LODGE 12, 1. 0. O. P. Meets every Thursday evening in Selkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. K. 1,. Me RAE, N. G. JAS. MATilii-:, Becrotary. COURT MT. BBG13IE, No. MCI. .Meets in 1. U 0. P. Hall next to Cupping's Opera liousi' every second und iourth Monday 111 month. \ lait- 111,, brethren cordially welcomed. G. W. BELL, (.'. R. WM. B. CAMERON, Rec.-Soc. ; I GOLD RANGE LODGE, K, ol P., NO. 2,., Hc'.i i'.,..-> iOKl'I, 11. tl. iiicets every Weduesday exeopt tuu Thud Wednesday ol earn month iu Uddiellowa Hall ut 8 o'clock. Visit* iu„- Kuights are eonlialiy luvit.d. J. Y. BIMPBON, 0, C. G. li. iiliui.'is, lv. 01 It. & ri. M. ol Jj'. C. W. 0. W. Mountain \ lew i-'aiup, No. H-'J. Meets Second and Poitrtb Wodnea days 111 each luoitt.i iu Selairs ilml. Visiting Woodmen ure eordially invited to attend 11. W. EDWARDS, Con. Coin. JAME8 MclNTVHE, Glcra. iiAU'i I'lV, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, bite. Imperial bunk Building it. >cl- Btoke, 11. C. Money to Loan. Otlices—Revelstoke, 11. 0., und Cranbrook, B. v. Geo. -ri. MeCarter, A. M. Piushum, .1. A. Harvey, Revelstoke, Cranbrook ROBERT SMITH. Provincial Laud Suvoyor, Mining Surveyor, Eugiueoring McKENZIB WIS., BOX ltiO, REVELSTOKE NOTIOE Revelstoke Lnnd District. District ol Wost Ko0tenay. Take uotice- that B. M, llieks, ol Greenwood, II. C, occupation laborer, in,rn,Is to a,., ly lor permission to purchase ilia lollowing described lunds: Commencing at a post planted on tht north shore of Trout Luke, ubout three and three-quarter miles west lioin the town of Gerrurd, adjacent to S.E. Corner of Lot 7-J6U, thence SD ehains cast, theuce ill) chains south, or to luke shore, thence SO chaius west, or following lake shore to point ol commencement, BEN, M. HICKS, Daled February ith, IML MRS, HERMANN McKINNEV Teacher ol Voice, Piano ami organ Pupils prepared for Toronto Conservatory o. Mus '■ Loi-id examinations. STUDIO: BECOND BTREB1 MJhRii ON cs.Giii.tLto 1 Ur .1 C iiiuiiiM..* ih.r Coo. H Crccii Vancouver and Suburban lteul Estate Coquiilam Acreage ami Lu,.s .1 specialty Special titiuttiuii given tu Mail uuiui-u or Inqulriei ■..*. ..UIU 1 ■ I .. ., ..I'.l-i.., .l.,.„l.l.j: I ,!..„ NOTICE TO CREDITORS lOCOnd Ia. I '■ * " I .'iiiiiiiii ML ' II I ll" ■'. II ■ .11." ,,t,* ,,;' (Inn *.* Nil h..!... *li ., deeensed. gi.,11 that all per- .oi" " demands ■ 'h cease 1. Ueoi,:" snhoih. Jr.. i.iii* ui Kevelstoke, n* 1 , mil ivay * ini'.* b Iled near 1 ■ ' , 1 a 1 1 he . o .,1. 1 '■ imn'.1 I*. . a 1 pai tl * 1 ' oi.I that , In .lis I'.I ll .1 I lhl.I' llll.I I ll I * I ., ,., , 1. . VI i"' ied oi 1. ' ■ h"i , .ii C.P.r. limetaole 1.* * .,, No. I, arrive I ■> m , di pal' • ■ in. * •','!" * III , .1. I 1.1 I''. Ill " . i .'ht, de- arts u 1:, midnight. ■a*, nii..-* Ln in , deport*, V '* 11. 111. South train leave* Rovi litoko at 3 n 111 . ni 1 . * IS p.ni. lu ihe Mattei ol tho Estate ol 1 liollias .ill .dallon, Urn n. rd. Notico is hereby given taut all creditors umi others having claims ■ • a*" 1 ih'* .** tali oi , 11 as *ii'* mailjii, iu*c oi Rovolstoke, 11. C, deceased, win, UieU al il* . ... luhe on 01 auout ilu* oiii •!..,, o. ...1.. iniier, luiu an' 1. luested to send to tue unuer- sigu.'.i Solicitors lor Donald Mciq- toi 1 . Hxecutor oi the lost will oi al ■ deci ased, uu n.n t,t. days Irom ' .t.'*, iml 1101 Iculars ot their . lalm *, duly verilied, ami' ihai alter ihut date Lhe saoi hlxocutor nui proceed i'"t< 1.1 1 . sl at. amongst inn ie.1 then i", regard being had "my to thdse claims ol which .laid Hlxocutor 1.hall liuiu llu 11 re uoived 1. ' p.ii..1 .11,111*11 l.Mli, lull. llAUVrH , Mel ARTEH ,vi PINKHAM Bollclto 1 Uni.aid Mcintosh, Executor ui the Lost v>m n.1 eased. Mil H'1'1. . 1 . I...H 1 ,1. I i ul . Ii ol •** '■ t■" itonay. 1, i* notico that ' 1.0. nee ll. . "I .\tn .nt .10,, I,*,,, fjot una lion 1 il u>r I..... 11 , ,111. mi. i,, aPPly lol* I * I UU: mil I o I .1. . , ,,,- lol . .... imi. 1 niuu .a in,*, 111 a posl I'l..a., d -■; in ' ,11..Ill In.., nlu 1 or "i ha 11.15; .a n* n a ib " ■ 1 hams, 1 l, in .*, . ,.,, , mot ,* ni a*:, . 1 a.* im ■ 1,1 ihe Arrow ' Lakoe 1. niuu*! 1 1 • 11 ■ 1... 1 ■, .. 1 imh.i luuu in ,,. chains ibi'iMi* >■ • ■ ' bain . 'a. mi' south ■ bain . ih a. .* wi ai 20 cbains, more ..1 1 .... 1,, place ..; commi nee in. nt. Dated March 24th, l'Jll. ' 1 1 *. * i*. II. Si'l imi. I-..: .Mi 1 laghran, Ar nt, 1. .1 I In, I 11 hi i' 1 a ■ III inr ;■ McKINNON & SUTHERLAND W/tddcU »d.Ul reigni (Ujirimo.altbougb proved a ijargaln, ot I tliuee en io.c , .grnii :*i !' ■ ts.il.- I 1111 I Wm 'h 11... 1 on 8hi /afib Gure itwii lv •:,. , 1'in.'I,*,, in*.,*,, c„|.l , Ini,!-, Ili> iln...1 uuil li...,.*.. ■ 1 • £3 (ial*. NOTIOE Rovelstoko Lana Diotrict. District ol oust ivoouuay. 'iaKe notice lhat OoieLUe Cornish Konaedy 01 lievelstoke, occupation, mai ru*,1 woman, iui-cu.is to apply tor peruiibsion to purchase ilie loiioiwug n. 1., lined muds. l oiiiiu,u,iiig ut a post planted auout -iu chuius 111 u southerly direction lioin the south west euiUcr of Lot 01.11, ili *,..e weBt ID cha.us, theuce south m ihams tbence eiu.t -iu chains to the west snoie ol Upper Ariow Lune, thence uorth aanig the novo shjie lo point ol commencement iiitaiu.ug about liill ueies. fated January Uth, lilil, ... 1 io.......i*. LOKmSH KENNEDY, I'er ill. Grady, Agent. N OTIC 111 Oertiflcate of Improvements. Glad Hand Mineral Claim, situated 1 tue trout i.,.i,c mining Division ot est uii.iiui.ij District. Wuere io- eateu:—At mud 01 seven Mile Oroes ■ ui adjoin u^ tue Winslow Mineral 1 1UU11. late Notice that i, O.B.N. Wilkie, ■".*". as agon! .or liruce White, !■'. ■"■i ■ t'- '*■"■', wiiuam bottnett, i-. ,11. 1 . j._.. — 1, an.l Nettlo Davoy, P. M. 1 . No. i,-.i,iui, mcoua sixty nays from date Ueieoi, lo applj to tue Min.ng necoiaer .01 a GeitiUcato ol 1111- pioteuunuj, ior tue purpose of uu- ta.naig u Crown Grant oi the uno.e Llllllil. • lad further tuke notice that action, under section *.., must he commenced before the Issuance ol such 1 .a mn me 01 Improvements. Datetl iviuih day ol .March, 1311, O. ll. .*■*,. W1LIUE, IJ.t. L.S. Trout Luke, li. C. .NOTICK. itevelstoke Land District. District 01 hi ,1 .,, ...may. 'iai.e nolice tuut basil it. Hcyit outs, ,„ uevi, ioi,,*, i,. u., oecupa- ""*' ' " n U' to upply for permission 10 ini.iu.ise the louow.ng *.* Cl ....*,1 lands. toiiiiiii.ii, ,u , „t a post planted at ti"' .".inii west coin 1 .., i,,,t ,*,,*,, Liieiue eusi 811 chains, tuence Boutu " chains 1.. tue north east coiner '" Lot, .* .., thouce along line 01 ouid Lot iu chaius, wisl iu chains soutn nn.l au cuuina west to line 01 Lot -11., theuce along ime oi saui Lot ,„ 111,on*, nud 211 Liin.ns „est to tue 11,11,11 ivest coiner, theu.ie auout •j 1 hai.is Uoith io piaee 01 eouumuee- .nenl. Dated .Mai Hi 1st, UU. UAoiL R, 1,1*. iNOLDS, Agent Johu Wuhw. NOTICE Rovelstoke Laud District District ul Viest isuoieauy. Ta.vc notice that 1, Mary Selkirk, 01 vuncouiui, occupation, married "..in. a, luiend., 10 applj lor per- uussiou to purchuse the loilow.ug 1 UieU laudo. Commenuiug at a post planted ui the .N. ii. Corner 01 Lol onu G.I., •md marked M. B.'s B. e.. Uorner, th.uce 11 .un BU Chains, thenee weot ui 11.a.n , tbence south -w chaius, theuee east 2D cbuiiib, Ihence south iu . chu.us, lluuee east .iu chains to point oi commencement, containing iM) acres. Duted January nth, lun. .MAln BhlLKlRK, I'er u. 1'. buiiih. Agent. NOTICE Uevelstoke Land District. n. ui ut 01 West Kootenuy. Tunc aotlce lh,11. Hi.: 1 anndiiui i-n nne Railway Company tuicuUiT to .'i'1'iy on permission to leasu the loaowtng .11 oribod muds: 1 iiiiiiiii neiii,; at a post plunted oil in.* .shore line 01 Upper Allow Lake; iai.I post bearing South 41 degrees "ii'i a distance ol 224 leet Irom the douth blast r „i Block u ol tho registered to«u sue 01 Nakusp, m Lot 2Ji (i. 1 Arrowhead, and district, thence Westerly along said ii*.i.' ..n,* a distance ol 8KM leet to a po,in., ..uni point bearing .south *n degrees, West a distance 01 -W leet iioiu thc 1-lcud block oi .-,,,uth leg oi .Nukusp Wye, llicuee south Into the Hums ol Upper Arrow Lake a distal..•■ oi (iiui leet, thence Easterly and Parallel to the Slioie liuu of Bald laki 11 distance ol 9S50 leet, thenoe .North a distance of SUU feet to ti no poiut oi commencement, conta ning iu.s acrei mon 01 Leasl I'aii.1 February Sth, 1:111, ih.* Canadian i'acilic Hallway Com- t;ill>* I'' i'i tc Uatoman, Looal ll. lit oi Uny n i*l 1..n i* Ateul, Vau/ luUH'l, < .) SATURDAY, APRIL 8TII, 1911 THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE f i Watch window for Big Bargains. Revelstoke's Department Store C. £. flume & Co.. limited Mail or Telephone your orders. Have our Traveller call. Send the children to the store or come yourself. No order too large or too small for us to handle. House Furnishing Department Hew Hugs We have just taken in stock, direct from England, a choice lot of Tapestry and Velvet, dainty colors, newest designs; also hall and stair carpets in greens, reds and fawns. Linoleum, Oilcloth Our stock of Spring Linoleum antl Floor Oilcloth is complete, with a choice range of patterns suitable for any room in the house; 3, 6, 9, and 12 feet wide, all heavy Scotch goods. Matting, and Hemp Carpet A choice lot of new Japanese Matting in yard goods or squares Cocoa Matting and Mats. Hemp Stair Carpet and Web Goods. Corrugated Rubber Matting and Nairn's Linrubber for stair treads and landings. Wall Paper You will be interested in our Wall Paper department. We are showing the largest assortment of new up-to-date wall paper ever shown in Revelstoke. Do not buy wall paper until you have seen our samples. Good dependable Hall and Dining Room Papers in greens, tans and browns. Choice bedroom papers in newest designs in greens, blues, French greys, yellows and creams. Our parlor papers include the choicest of Parlor Silk Wall Papers, best heavy stock, colors green, cream, blue, and yellow. Don't fail to see the above lines if interested in Wall Papers this spring. Sanitas—Sanitary Wall Covering For Kitchens and Bath Rooms, in fact every room in the house can be finished with this durable material, permanent colors, can be washed off. Canned Fruits at Special Prices On Thursday and Friday only we offer a special discount sale on canned fruits at the following prices: Strawberries, 21b. cans, 6 for $1 Pears - 6for$l Greengage Plums " 7 for $1 Red Lombard " *' 7 for $1 All new eastern fruits, in sanitary cans. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY Coffee Have you tried our new Mocha and Java Coffee? We are being congratulated every dav by all who have tried it, because superior merit and better value are bound to win. Mocha and Java freshly ground is the coffee with that exquisite aroma and flavor which appeals to your taste. It is the best that money can buy and retails at 50c. per lb. We have a full stock of all other cofTees, 45c, 40c, and 31b for $1 Milk and Cream This season of the year, if you find you cannot get enough milk for your daily wants, try our Jersey Cream or our Reindeer Milk. The finest substitutes for fresh cow's milk. Their purity is unequalled and they are canned from the richest country milk. Don't forgot the brands— Reindeer Milk and Jersey Cream Boss Hand Cleaner You want an article in this line that you can depend on. The public, so cute and discerning, say there is no preparation like Boss for the effective chasing from the hands of dirt, grease, paint and tar, or anything else that sticks to your skin. Once you use it you will not be without it in your homes. Crockery and China Have you looked over our stock of Water Glasses, Wine Glasses, Toilet Sets, Tea Pots, Water Jugs in glass and china; Glass Vases, fancy Tea Sets, Jardinieres, Dinner Sets, Japanese Tea Sets, Cups and Saucers, ('reams, and Sugars, Bread and Butter Plates, Fancy Plates, and Fancy Cut Glass, new shipments arriving every month from the best eastern manufactures. The Hed Cross Shoe for Women has no superior. Made with a medium weight pliable sole, black vici-kid with patent tip, Both Oxfords and bals in blucher cut. Prices $3.50 and $4 pr. Ladies Spring Suits If you haven't looked over our Ladies' Suits for Spring 1911, you have missed a treat, but there is rtill time to repair the damage. Come and see them* Ladies Spring Coats They are fine. The most admired are the natural Pongee and Tussore coats. They are elaborately trimmed this season, and with the nice full length they make a stylish and becoming garment. $15 to $25 Hew and Hatty 353sL A natty three-button sack, with soft roll lapels, showing two buttons buttoned. Distinctly young mannish and absolutely correct. Tailored by experts, perfect fitting and styled smartly throughout. One of the very newest 20th Century Brand models. We have a dozen other styles for you to choose from. Ready or tailored to your special measure. Prices $23 and $25 April Sale of Household Linens During this month the thrifty housewife usually restocks her linen chests. At this opportune time we are offering special prices on some of these most neededflines. Pillow Slips Hemstitched, 42 to 46 inches wide, pure white cambric, felled seams. Each 25c. Pillow Cotton 40 to 48 inch English circular pillow cotton, pure finish, (no starch) fine even round thread at 25c. per yard Bolton Sheeting 72-inch unbleached heavy twill (no dressing) soft finish, splendid wearing goods at 35c. per yard English Cambric 36-inch, pure bleached, fine beetle finish, ready for the needle at I5c. a yard Turkish Towels fine large size, absolutely no dressing, washed ready for use, pure white at Each 25c. Extra Large Towels White Turkish, tufted border, full size, no dressing, washed ready for use at 35c. I Twilled Sheeting 72-inch twilled sheeting, pure white Bolton finish, standard goods. At the price that cottons are selling today this is a snap at 40c. per yard Cambric Sheeting 72-inch English Cambric sheeting plain, no dressing in this- For really fine sheets this is unexcelled, pure bleach at 35c. per yard Bed Covers Aeroplane bed cover or counterpane, very large size, light weight, easy.' washing, pure white, at $2.75 English Oak Quilts or Counterpanes. During April we are offering these at special prices. You can buy one just now at $2.65 Curtain Muslins 45-inch, in colors, a lovely lot fresh and dainty, very popular this year at per yard IO, 12 1-2, and 15c. Boot and Shoe Department The best line of shoes this town ever saw, but not a pair too good for any person who lives in a good town like this. We have no hesitation in saying that our stock of shoes is the largest and best assorted in the interior. Before you go elsewhere give us an opportunity of showing you what we have. The famous J. & T, Bell shoe for women-either in Oxfords or in bals. Our assortment is large and up-to-date, and we feel confident that we can give you exactly what you are looking for in either blacks or tans. Prices $3.50 and $4.50 a pair The instructor Shoe An ideal Child's shoe, made on lasts which are exactly the shape of a child's foot, broad toes whieh do not cramp the foot but give it a chance to develop naturally. These shoes are made from the hinhest grade of vici-kid, box-calf, and tan calf, and will insure to the wearer both comfort and service. Prices $1.75 to $3 a pair SHOE SHINE BARGAINS At this season of the year you want shoe polish. We have a line that will interest you, and to get you interested we areputtimr it on the bargain table at a price.-A jet black liquid polish will not injure any leather, and is particularly good for ladies' and children s fine shoes, standard size bottle, regular 25 cents— This Week Only 15c, or Two Bottles for 25c. THE MAIL-HERALD, BEYELSTOKE SATURDAY, AP1UL 8TH, 1911 SEE THE ASSORTMENT OF SPRING GOODS I WOMENS' SUITS AND COATS In this .season's distinctive designs. LADIES' WRITE ANO COLORED WAISTS Lingerie, at 90c. each. Pretty patterns attractive styles. Colored House Waists in good washing Prints at 75c. eaeh. WOMENS' ONE-PIEGE DRESSES AH-wcol Panamas in all shades. NEW SUMMER SUITINGS Pretty wash fabrics that every woman wants. HOSIERY! HOSIERY! Womens' Black Cashmere Hose -4 pairs for $1. Womens' Black Cotton hose—5 pairs for $1. * MENS BOOTS WASH GOODS This section was never better assorted than at present—all the best patterns and prices low. NEW GINGHAM Guaranteed fast colors, at 1 j 'l.c pr. yd Eagle Shoe Co.'s Boots—best value in tlie market; Doctor's ^Antiseptic Shoes, every pair guaranteed waterproof. MILLINERY! MILLINERY! This department is kept up-to-date with a picked assortment of the latest creations of Pattern Hats. At Reid Sr Young's Store THE CITY IN BRIEF The Jnte is ihe I8tb of April tor thc Ladies' Auxiliary t,. IS. of II. T.I At Home. Mr. J. P. Korilc* is taking Mr. W. ' Vi. Foster's house ou his departure for Victoria. Mrs. J. J. Woodland was taken to the hospital last night suffering Irom appendicitis. Remember—Methodist Choir (J011- ccrt—G0od Friday night in thc Methodist church. Admission 50c. Hear Prof. DeQeorge, the Italian harpi*-t, in one ol his own composi -! tions at the Bdluon thentrc tonight. : The R.M.R. will hold a practice shoot tomorrow morning. Thoso re j quiring guns and ammunition can secure same at the drill hall tonight. I Un -Sunday afternoon next at 3:45,1 tbe International Railroad Secretary | J. M, Dudley, will address the Men's: meeting at the Y.M.C.A. All men Cordially invited. The Imperial Balik of Canada has declared a dividend at the rate of 1- pcr cent, per annum for the uuarter ending oOth April, 19H, payable OD the 1st May next. On Wednesday, April !9th, the Jessie .MrLachlaii Concert Co. will be here at the Bdison theatre for oue night only. Miss Mcl.nchlan will I* accompanied by Craighill Sherry, the popular Scottish humorist. At a meeting of the Dairymen's as-, sociatiou on Thursday night at the residence of Thos. Lewis, a resolutu. 1 was passed that the price of milk bo nine quarts Ior the dollar instead ul fight, alter May 1st. aud that all milk would te.-it three per cent, butter fat. (Bigd.) H. Smythe. Everything Is now getting In preparation for th.- 'i M.C.A. banquet 1 > be held Tuesdaj evening next. 'lhe orcbe-tra will play at 7:30. ' t your ticket.- at once. A neatly prin ted card has been arranged .Toast H i.n one side and meuu on thc other The mill ut Taft. B. C, which is 1 ■ of half a dosen now control ty the Di m Dion Sawmills & I. Limit.-'., ■ •' RevelBtoke, has been 1 .mpletely overha ■'*• * an 1 partly it by a large force of milrlghts, started lawlng ■. -' of thi-. mouth. The p. * 1 en i will be amide foi all demands, having been increased by about HM horse power. —Western Lumberman. Reed's harp orchestra, which !im< end d u ' toke cititen thii pa • v*<- —a,-1 , the BSdlaon Uie- ai ■ m -oa. ■ •*» .it. I wll inl :i.rr ..n th ' • nam tor to 1,,. m ** picture ^r»u. nil I ' tan tte '■*. . >. two '•!'■■■ I) I, a drama, and as 1 11 atlona ■■"■ depii ting tbe salt Industry in Hyeret Uncle T'*m's Ca • K weak ,« fi Id ij 1 ■■•in., a th 1 da jiiat.nd Movin ■ I 1 ires tonight. WHITE CLOVER HONEY We have just rece'veel a sliipmeiit »>f Wliite Clover Honev put up in five Hi. cans, wliicb wc will guarantee to be absolutely Pure Honey, and as ti:is is the season fnr honey we would advise you to try thia if voa wish to get tbe genuine article. WAGSTAFFE'S JAMS The name "Wagstafle speaks for itself in regard to quality. We have a full assortment of ihis Pure Jain including Strawberry, Raspberry, Teach. I'luiu, Black Currant and Apricot. A. HOBSON, Baker and Grocer. |-i-l-h^.-l:^-h-k-k-J;-l;-h-t-i--'i-:-!-k:k-hrl-l- $ SOCIETY IN BRIEF it*******-*e»-i'-i--t--rTi'T''-'iW Mrs. Sutherland is visiting this week in Chase. Miss Nora Hayden, of Kamloops, is Visiting Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. 1). M, Kae will not receive on Wednesday next, April 12th. Mrs. F. W. Laing will not receive Wednesday nor again tbis season. This week the Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. Holten, Miss Gillan winning the prize. Mrs. J. B. Taylor will receive on Wednesday next April ISth for the last time before returning to England. Mrs. J.K. Taylor was a bridge hostess on Thursday afternoon, entertaining at four tables. The prizes being won by Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Toinliiisun, Last night Mrs. MeCarter gave a very delightful young people's party. After an enjoyable game of "SOU", dancing was Indulged in. Thc prize winners were Mi.-,s Robinson, Mr. Oronj 11 and Mr. Moore. McLennan's new store was on Thursday evening the fendevouz ot nil the devotees of Dame Fashion, it being thc occasion of the Easter opening ol this emporium of fashion. Thc bright clean interior, -decorated as it was with the latest creations in woman's wear and enlivened by thc strains ol music Irom Heed's harp orchestra, was visited between tlie hours of seven a"d ten-thirty p. 111. by hundreds of fashionably dressed women with a fair sprinkling of thc sterner sex. Incidentally the store's enterprise resulted in a material swelling of the linn's receipts for the day. Insurance Is one of the most import, ant items in your business KOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD. will look after this branch of the business for you. Kjootenay Agencies, Ltd. Successors to Kincaid & Anderson Moving pictures toniirlit at the Bdison theatre, Don't lorget the "At Horn.'' Lad ies. Auxiliary to 11. "f R, T.. Tapping's n|>era house. April tStb. Prof. Frank DeGeorgc, the Italian harpist, will play a titled I.a Bella Waltz after the lirsl reel »• I • RJdlson theatre "night. Bit Edward Tennant ,- .nti'iii investing a great •'■<':, I Ei lish capital In British Col 11 at the Revelsti * week ..a tl * 1 in Wednesday evening n ixt the Uev. lsi.iKi* 1 ionserv at ve \ * ■ will banquet Mi W. W. Fost ■ ly leaving tb< ial the nui'...' Bit-ward . will commence and ' ■ ain-e will ■ Mr K who is U..*' is VICtoTis appointment 1 • • 01 Mor lay a ' ■ ' Wards the ■ ■■ ■■ Foi •■'■■ ■ al n • * 1. ■ • ■ ■ Ing I ■ * f hi bouse *.n ;* g jemi nl ., plete and the sntin will ik> published ... mei.' the .■ •■ ndance **' *■ i il in . ili snd everj u of ae thsl li n iii'* * ity A ten of th* Included are two navj choruses by thirty children, on** of which "Tin* Sailor Boy" was given at a concert ..11 November 18th Inst, an l pi mei it that a repition has been cm plied with. The ,.ther "Sa Gailj t of a duet . ■ ence Lyons anl lu real tie Wives" wl - ' I Hilda Ti m ■; • a ■ ' ■ ■ GUN CLUB MEETS Wednesday of Each Week will be Regular Practice Day An executive meeting ol the Uevelstoke Gun Club was held at the Itevelstoke Club on April 7th, President Barber in the chair. There were present Messrs. Mulhollaiid, Devine, Sutherland, Sturdy, Munro, und McDonell. It wae decided that Wednesday of each week Ite regular practice dav and that shooting commence at 4.31), except the tirst week when the shoot will be hftd on Cood Fridny at lour o'clock. This will be the tirst button shoot of the season. The secretary was instructed to sef cure a boy for the senson to do the trapping. The price of targets will be one and on ■ half cents the same ns last year. It w,.,s derided that the membership fee be $5, that the club be divided into two classes A nn.l It. all I thnt appropriate buttons will be secured, also that the Bhooting season start ,.n Good Friday and end the last lay In August. The button awards will be decided by tb.* highest aggregate of the best ten BhoOtE luring the season. 11 was moved by Sturdy, seconded ■*'• Devin .. ..I Carried, that the elub purchase their targets direct, ■kg dub rates. • tw.nty member! have ex ill desire to shoot, and i hould l>e the banner year in the club'*- history, The big annual shoot will likely be belt some i.tne m July, when Bhootl ■ * '.1 ..111 ail over tbe The president, Mr Barber, ■ivi ed to put up a handsome medal t,, be competed for at FASHIONABLE WEDDING Popular Young Revelstoke Lady Becomes Bride of Portland Man A quiet, but very pretty wedding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cl. Lund, on Monday, April 3rd, when their daughter, Alice, was united in marriage t0 F. W. Wagner, of Portland, Oregon. The bride was attired in a gowu of Ivory satin, beautifully embroidered and trim- miil with a deep fringe with gold embroidery on chiffon. Her hair wus dressed witli pearls and she carried a large boquet of cream roses. Ruby Lund, sister of lhc bride, acted as bridesmaid, and wore a dress of white taffeta silk trimmed with all over lace and pearl trimmings, and carried a bound of pink enrna - tions. Mr. J. K. I'helaii, of Edmonton, wus grooms mnn. The bride's neice, Hilda Anderson. of Goldon, acted a-* Bower girl, and looked lovely in a dress of pi»k silk. She carried a boiuel of Illy of-the- valley. Tne bride's sister Teresa. played Mendelsohn's wedding march, and looked charming in a dress ot champagne silk over pink satin. Mrs. I.uud, mother of the bride, wns dressed in a rose crepe dc ebeiie The ceremony took place under an arch of cream silk chiffon an.l flowers the table decorations being beautifully carried out in pink and white. Quite a number of friends were present, among the guests being the bride's sister Mrs. Anderson nnd hor| daughter from Golden. After the' ceremony a dainty luncheon was served. The groom's gift to thc bride was a magnlBcient soltalre diamond ring, to the bridesmaid, a massive hand carved gold bracelet, to the Bower girl a beautiful signet ring, to the groomsman a gold tie pin. The young couple received a large number of beautiful and useful presents. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner left on No. ','T for Idaho nnd California, and on their return will reside in Portland, Oregon. The bride's travelling dress was of cream broad cloth, and her hat a tusraii straw with a large blue willow plume. Uev. J, Vi. StevenBon officiated nnd the bride was "ivrn uway by her father. COMING EVENTS SUNDAYS SERVICES PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The regular services will be held In the Presbyterian church next Sunday At II a.m. the subject will be "Stirring the Nest," and nt 7:3*0* p, m., "Helpfulness of True Manhood." The pastor Kev. J. W. Stevenson. Will preach at both services. Sunday school will meet nt 2:30 p.m. Last Sunday's attendance at s.s. establish ed a new record. All children not connected with am other s.h. will be nia.le welcome. Strangers and visitors are cordially invited to attend all services. BAPTIST CHURCH. The pastor's subject for Sun.lay morning will be "God's Great ilift," in the evening it will be, "Getting what is Coming to Vou." In the evening there will he special music directed by Mr. R. II. Sawyer. A cordial invitation to all. MBTH0DI8T CHURCH. Methodist church services, Kev. ft .1. Mclntyre, pastor. Sunday nl 11 a.m. 7:.'l:> p.m, subject, "The Dying Thief"; 2:30 p.m., Sunday Bchooland, Bible class; Monday at 8 p.m., so.) rial evening of the l.engue, at the, home of Mrs. Illn.kberg; Wednesday j at > p.m., player meeting, subjett, "Paul preparing for 2nd Missionary Journey." Friday at 8:1.1 p.m., choir concert, A hearty Invitation iH extended to the public to come to these services. as Wh v m ci t east been tan.d ■ ' ' II \ I'.I.'! I V.I .' ■ ■ di ' • legate M'l.H'blnn Convert , ■ 00 th 'u'i.' "i La idei -'• '"ft I. Con «• ' '" ■ ,,11 Con ■atre KOTO ' The Public aro notified thai all h '<-.t< yards nnd lanes must bo cleaned up within thirty days f-orn this da«o SANITARY INSPEOTOR cr Ni:\T IH MK HI "' K BEWS' DRUG STORE I IM MK McConkey's Chocolate A frol 1 of RUtereweeta , , ',;;,. ! Hi .m.i-'M. boxes. Bra-din wel assorted nui Lowipy's Nut Bar 5n!s. Our Bargain Table M nnd HI, (1 Books, \ < It'll f books He will recommend at 75c. Each. 3 for $2.00 Perfumes! Perfumes! We li.i - ■ (..I Hester. Aim Hie l.i'iirr known odoi il moderate prii 1 Hi I • mtl 11. .* powitei 1 large anil well sei 01 RIOAL lir,II T LISIRI8 SONNI* • 1 10 nt. tlflOoi. »? 10 or. Rupture! Rupture! 1. TRUSSES* Wl ll ■ room hit I rn • Satisfaction Guaranteed Business Locals Lowncy's fresh chocolates ut Mt 1. uai.p., drug Htrji-o. Mclntyre Is oflei Inu a Una Ireah 1 joi di 11 mnl Hi,wer loads, try t lum Moth bags, 1 ampboi and moth hulls tl •';,. .1* Uald'H drUg Mtl II IV 1 mii n 1*1 , Shallots garden and .*.*.1 , ,,11 \,,i iei lea of new aeads nt Bourne Hum 1 card i*i. 11 \ new designs lul 191 I al Min loiiald's drug stole ...*.i |ii. ICI l| 11..11 Iii Mae Ii 1..oi < .,111.1 di ug nii.ri', purest 11,< . ii* ..lily lined. tacklo, baseball, lai'""'"■■ * 1 porting good . we sre opi ning lip n lm i'i' **t..i k 1 Iiih week— Bo mi'' Broi "1 Wash Blouses Almost every Jay adds to our supply of Wash Waists, and we are now showing a splendid assortment suitable for all kinds of wear. The short sleeve in the kimona style is one of the most popular, hut we have them in many oilier styles, beautifully trimmed wiih insertions and embroideries, as well as the plain tailored, with stiff collars and cuffs. The prices range from 90c. to $4.50 Colored Waists in prints, chamhray and percales, in light and dark colors, good washing materials and well made, from 75c. to $1.25 eaeh. Silk Blouses in cream, pongee and black, the celebrated St. Margaret's make. We never have shown a belter titling or more serviceable garment. Let us show them lo you, WASH HOUSE DRESSES We can give you splendid values in these garments. In some cases ihe price is liule more than lhe material would cost you. You will find them well made and good fitting. They eome in ginghams, percales and prints and the cheapest one (a good gingham) sells at $i.0o. SPECIAL IN PRINTS AND GINGHAM 1.00k in our north window and you will see some grand values in prints and ginghams. These are the best grade of Knglish prims and Kingcot ginghams, and we can guarantee every one of them to keep their color when washed. You will pay 15c. or more at oilier stores for them. Your choice here for 12 '..c. How About A New Suit Made to Order Our Spring Samples for Suits and Spring Overcoats just ariived. We guarantee a perfect fit, style and well tailored garments at fair and honest prices. MeKinnon & Sutherland Fit-Retorm Clothing Foot-Rite Shoe MIM IKMK III.OrK hews1 nnuc; store I \ I III Ml Mill' I. ■NOTIOH ,*i.. 1. timi ..11 and aiiei Mav 1st noit, nnd until further *i,..i mil wil rtiiik tickets at the iute ot 1,me quarts [of a ''"Uni T LEWIS. \ .1 I'AIU.HliS. I * .' * LH Ioi 'tnl plei'l's ill furniture, cook itotrc. heater. Ap- pi> 11 Thorpe, Connaught avenue. Smart New Suits for Boys Our stock of Boys' Suits is complete and made dp of a well assorted line. Mothers will liml numerous styles and patterns for iill ages, from 2 to 17 years, the largest size worn in short pants. They show the latest cut and fit, und our prices are the lowest possible for the quality. The besl sellers are double-breasted with Bloomer pants. PRICES FROM $4 TO $17 McRae Mercantile Co., Ltd. ■ The Style Shop for Men and Hoys Who Know I QL JB WANTED Kim HALM Foul Logging H ran Pe Been nny day nt UHgM Mll« Doni.1, 1 it -re Hgmucl Hunter, city. BE-SPONSIBLH party ilenlrea to rent. one year, IO aere place with hoiwe, witIn 11 two mllea Irom town, Hiilt- aiiir iiii chtikona, boea, gardening. I'lirehaw Inter II wiliHlartiiry.— Ter ma, A. II. llevuii, Kargo, North Dakota. \
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1911-04-08 |
Geographic Location | Revelstoke (B.C.) |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1911_04_08 |
Series | BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0310595 |
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Longitude | -118.195833 |
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