Ask for Halcyon LITHIA WATER For family use there is nothing so wholesome and so pure as HALCYON LITHIA WATER. IT'S BOTTLED AT THE SPRINGS Vol. 14,-No 14 F. ivincial Library TYPtWPITER r easWotarnXfition and perfection i results is^/luced. thi* Machine \> is ityj.jjni.s-1*^—Piuce: *6l) OU cash. - I./L'rJ j nterior Publishing Co , Agents C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. ■ I For Your Feet The " Patriot" carries with it style, service and comfort. It's made over foot comforming lasts. Fits from the start. No " breaking in " necessary " PATRIOTS " won't hurt, burn and blister your feet. Over half a hundred of styles. This means a shape and a fit for any man's foot. Cork insoles in " PATRIOTS " keep out dampness. All the Popular Leathers. Cost no more than the ordinary kinds, but give an unlimited amount of satisfaction. Wear Shoes to give you Comfort. The " PATRIOT " will please you. Come and See. $6.00 Now $5.50 C. B. Hume & Co, Ltd STORES AT ARROWHEAD AND REVELSTOKE Fall Coedi Arriving Dally. Dressmaking and Millinery Rooms, 2nd Floor ( A Stoek-Taking ^ Bargain Sale See our south window for the greatest display of Bargains ever offered in the City. Your Choice for 25 Cents Some goods slightly damaged worth $2.00, now yours for 25 Cerits. GET FIRST CHOICE. i\ Lawrence Hardware Co.. Limited j GOOD BUYS Choice Ituilding Plot, Second Slreot, 50 • 100 feet. — f J160 Comer on Third Street, I'M x 100 feet. • — fl'00 Two Inside Loti Filth Street, fill x 100 feat. • — 300 Two-Acre llloeki suitable for Fruit, adjoining city l'or Acre - flOOandfloO SIBBALD AND FIELD INSURANCK NOTARIES PUBLIC LOANS Fraternal Revelstoke Fraternal societies in Kevelstoke are exceptionally strong nnd in a nourishing condition, Keen Interest is taken in every branch, and the various orders, besides beiug inter fraternal, extend their hospitality to their li inula in social and other ways. The followiug orders are represented: Free Masons, Knights nf I'/thius, I 'dependent Older nf Oddfellows, Independent Order nl Funsters, Loyal Orange Lm'g , Wo dmen of the World, Fiitlernal Order ol Kagles, Order of Owls, Y.M.C A„ Brotherhood of St.. Andrew, beside tho various railway brotherhood! and labor unions The luteal. 111I1I1I mn |s ||i> I minim liank uf the Knights of I'ylhias. Sen unr Liintiirn plates at Til) cents— Lawrence Hardware Oo, New Hockey Association. NELSON, Feb. 28.—Tho first Steps were taken last week for the formation of a hockey association. It is proponed to take in Spokane, the Horn duty, llusaliiud, Itcvelstoke, Slocan, Nelson, East Kootenay, the Crow country, Coleman, l'inchor aud Calgary, in fact everything within a radius of two hundred miles. It is proposed thai the clubs at those various places shall form a central association, draft and publish rules and play and ofTcr a western championship cup A big new rink will la) built this summer in Nelson with a cement Hour to acciim module tho association. Our special weekly sale (of next week unly will be Hem/, I' rk ind Ileum in Tomato Haiice, I tins fur l5o, at C. II. Iiliuin it Co'a, ENFORCE IMMIGRATION LAW Dominion Inspector will Prevent Influx of Undesirables. Vancouver, Feb. 28.—A*, a result of strong representations, says the Vancouver Province, made nt Ottawa, the Dominion government has ordeied that ii.spsotors will shortly be stationed at various points between the coast and the ensteiii poition of li C. It is admitted that while the Immigration Act was enforced At the front door—in Victoria and Vancouver—no precautions are adopted to carry out the regulations along hundreds of miles of the frontier. Tins neglect enabled all classes of aliens to indiscriminately enter Canada by the "back door" iu si range contrast to the rigid system of inspection adopted by the United States government at all points between the Atlantic and Pacific where railways cross the border. Crim inals, paupers aud other undesirables were free lo come to this country without danger of being held up by Canadian ollicers. Tbe new plan soon to be carried out by the Interior Department will provide for as strict an enforcement of the act at points on the frontier in the interior as at Vancouver and Victoria. It is also likely that a Canadian officer will be stationed at Seattle, In this manner undesirables who buy tickets fur any place in Canada will be inspected and forbidden to cross the line befure Canadian soil is reached. REVELSTOKE. B. C. FEBRUARY 29, L908 $2.50 Per Year NEW HYMNAL Final Revision of Anglican book —Three Years' Work Toronto, Feb. 28 —Three years' work on the revision of the Anglican Hymn Book will be completed within the next few days. The committee which has the work in baud is now engaged on the fin il revision. It is expected that the new hymn book will be brought out so as to he in the hinds of the Anglican church congregations all over Canada before Christinas The work of producing the new hymn book has spelled labor in big letters. When the committee has met. it has been to sit down steadily for eight hours daily. "The hymn book will be absolutely new,'' said Rev. Dyson Hague, of London, Out., a member of the committee, iu discussing it. "We have now in- cludid over 700 hymns. When we conclude there will probably be 750. "Every hymn has been microscopically examined. Thole we have considered nre the product of the last 60 years THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Elections in November—Liquor Traffic—Attempted Assassination—Little Scrap-Canadians Sound. Toronto, Feb. 29— The Mail and ! Empire's Ottawa correspondent says Sir Wilfrid Laurier will appeal to the people early in November. London, Feb. 2!1—The chancellor of the exchequer has brought down his new licen.ung bill, which is the most important government bill of the session. If, provides for lhe compulsory reduction of 30 per cent of the licenses to sell intoxicants throughout Great Britain TEHERAN, Persia, Feb.-29.—An at tempt was made in this city yesterday afternoon to assassinate ihe Shall of Persia by a bomb. His Majesty was not hurt. Three of the outriders who were accompanying him at the time were killed. Montreal, Feb. 29—A -pedal cable says the Canadian loan of $15,000,000 at par is over subscribed. Sn.inll subscribers were allotted in fu'l nd the others get 97 per cent. London, Feb. 29.— Lord Kitchener's litile frnntier war in the Bazaar valley against the Zikkakhels tribesmen is making r'pid progress The object is to punish the natives for raids into Indian territory. The tribesmen have ben scattered and broken and th. ir funs de-troved. OPERATORS RESPECT, Keys Cease to Click in Memory of Inventor. Poii'ri.AND, Feb. 29—To commemorate the ilc'th of Samuel li. Morse, inventor of the telegraph, by the silence of every telegraph instrument in the country for live minutes on that date, was the plan discussed at a dinner of old time telegraphers at the Hotel Lennox, The Idea will be taken up by the operators nil over the country and lie put into effect next .April on the date in i|iicition. As near hi pos- •ibl', the exact time that the great inventor breathed his last will be selected, us a mark ol respect und veneration, and every instrument will cease work fur live minutes. Insurance Man Arrested Cai.uaiiv, Fell. 27.—I) (I. Lainnnt, ex-iniinuger (nr Ihe North American Assurance Cninpiiny, was arrested uu Monday nn n charge of embezzling 12,000, the proceeds nf collections for the past three months. He wns allowed out on bail nnd will come up fur trial tn day. Liunoiit's friendi tried to settle with notes at six and 12 months, but the lawyors who are looking after the company's interest refused to sccept this. Will Fight Three Men London, Feb. 28—According to Sporting Life, Tommy, Burns, tbe Oiin.dian heavy-weight, offers to light b 'Ih " Tiger" Smith, and Hill Squires on the one evening, the fight to lake place in April, nnd to lie ol ten rounds each, with 15 minute intervals between. Burns also offers to meet any three lighten Ureal Britain enn pn- dure in a single evening, the bouts tn he uf six rounds each with a 15 minute interval. Hews' Witch II He! Cream excels lor the lace and hands, RIVER BARRIERS OPPOSED Dams Would Kill Spawning Grounds. Vancouver, Feb. 28—Considering that the application of the Shuswap A Thompson River Booming Company to the Dominion Government for permission to build dams und booming grounds on the Shuswap and Thompson Rivers would, if uine-tnct'dly granted, endanger the work ol propo- giiting salmon in those streams and tributaries, the salmon can hits of the Fraser River will oppose tlie petition! It is understood, however, that tbis opposition of the oanners will only go us fur as to iusi t that the Government lecure the building by the timber company of fish ladders wherever obstructions are placed in the rivers. The Thompson and Shuswap rivers, their tributaries and sources are among the finest natural spawning- grounds for salmon in this province, and were obstructions permitted thousands of square miles of spawning- grounds would be cut uff from the lisb. _.« Municipal Convention Nanaimo, Fell. 28.—At last night's session of the Association of Municipalities of British Columbia, the following ollicers wore elected: President, Mayor Keary, New Westminster; vice president', Mayor Bell, Enderby; Bccy - treas., lleevo Hose, Surrey Center; executive, Mayor Kculy, North Vanoouver; Mayor Hall, Victoria; Mayor Plants, Nttiiaiinii; Mayor Robinson,' Kiiinliiiips; Reeve Evans, Sahiiuii Ann; Reeve Byrne, Burnaby; Alil.Cavniiugh, Vancouver, About 40 inpiesonlatives of the various provincial municipalities were in attendance. Faulty in Design. Ottawa, Feb. 28.—The roport of the QuebM bridge c.uinmission will lie presented to parliament next week. It is Understood thut the finding in brief is that the collapse was due to the defective design and not to any fault either in material or iu the way it was put together. Details seein to have been worked out with greatest accuracy, but in the calculation of this immense mass of detail the designers would seem to have got away from the basic principle of stress and strain which should hnve governed them. Attempted Murder Victoria, Feb. sw.—Attempted murder, a daring holdup and robbery at the Gorge hotel last night constituted a series of crimes which for boldness and celerity are without parallel iu the history of the city, To-dny Richard Diuicy, for tho past eight years u tniitornian employed by the British Culiinil.in Electric Company, is lying nt death's door nt St. Joseph's hoipitiil, his right jaw •buttered by the bullet from the revolver uf one nf the holdup men, nnd the police nre scouring the country nftertwn bandits u ho so quickly Mini niurili muslv robbed tbe llll al the hotel of its cm louts, aboul $19. WATCH REVELSTOKE GROW It is on the Forward March of Progress. Revelstoke's reputation among the travelling public us well as in other circles of influence, is steadily in creasing mid we can claim that the name of our city has been heaid wherever the British flag waves. Visitors here curry away with them every impression tbat is good, even in winter and circulate that opinion among their friends in every part of the globe. Revelstoke is steadily forging ahead und today is one of the most prosperous cities of the Interior. Building operations are barely keeping puce with the population, but at a conservative estimate the increase in number of residences, many of them mi d em and artistic in design, is lull 30 per cent over the previous year. Commercial buildings and blocks have been erected, while extensive improvements in municipal works have been entered upon. as an indication of the material growth of the city one can turn to some interesting figures supplied by W. Cowan, manager of the Revelstoke, Big Bend and Trout Lake Telephone Co. lu 1002, the number of teleph ue calls wa 27,000; in 1904, 01,090; in 19U5, 100.0UO, and last year 300 per ceut more. This company, besides running an Up to-date city pi mt, has a long distance service to towns of lhe Lurdeau, bi sides Arrowhead und the Bi; Heud. Within the last few years uftentiun has ' een direct-d to ihe pos.il iliiies ot froi, groin, g uud agriculture. With good .oil, nu iq' hie climate and at ahm dune "I wa nr, i e bench lands dju'-i'lli to h ci i me now comiiiaiiiiiiig good puces und ure lieing gradually bbtiglit up Besides small (runs, appes, pears, plums and cherries do remarkably well here, and iliere is an abu d nice of opportunity for practical men tu gu into the in diistry un ii commercial balls, Sp riB are nut the least iiem on the list of inii'iici.iiiiip to this mountain city and every branch ia tnkeii up and carried on witn a largo degr C ul success. Revelstoke Hub not neglected to keep in touch with ihu tourist trallic. There ia ample scope b*r« lor every class of tourist. One of the must delightful "one day" trips is that up the sinuous and ninje.lically turbulent Columbia river on the s.-. Revelstoke, a staunch craft, provided witb ample accommodation. Large numbers have already taken advantage of this meant uf seeing one nf the most picturesque sights in the country When one learns that there are over 25,0110 tourists annually carried through tbii city by the 0. P. R., it does appear that a very considerable trude could be derived by securing a share of the tourist business—und a satisfied tourist is one of the beet dverliseini'iils a citv can get. Ladies of the Maccabees. The L. O, T. M. O. T. W. held their annual Installation of ollicers on Feb. 20th, 1908, Owing to the illness of Mrs. T. Taylor who was Installing Ollicer, being unable to attend al lhe regular review, the Installation ceic- iiiony look place ut her residence i n Sixth street when the following officer! were Installed: Past Lady Commander—Mrs, M, Agnew. I.mly Commander—Mrs. L. McDonald. Lieut. Commands!—Mrs. A. Fret/.. Record Keeper—Mrs, .1. M. Moran. Finance Auditor—Mrs. A. Corson. Chaplain—Mrs, A. Leu, Hingent—Mrs, A. Cressman. Lndy Mistrcss-nt-Aiiiis — Mrs. F, Ciuniei. Picket—Mrs, McMalnui. Sentinel — Mrs. Tupping. The L. 0. T. M.O, T. W. i« oneol the greatest wowen's fraternal beneficial organisation in existence. It alVurds protection to lhe aged, the infirm, and tbe orphans. The ladies of Reviilstoke urn invited tn acquaint themselves with tho different forms of protection offered hy Ibis Order and they will ho cnnviiiccil that it is woman's i pportunlty, Dr. White Will Speak to Men. Tho S lay meeting in tho Y M 0. A. tomorrow afternoon from 4 to 6 offers an enjoyable progiamme, The Methodist church choir nre to nssist in the music and give n speoial number or two. Dr. White's address is sure to prove ntmng and interesting, as he is n mini of wide experience with men in nil stations iu lif". This gathering is upon to all men. DINNER AND TEA SETS Selling at specially low prices here, also extra cash discounts on all Crockery lines during- this month. Hams and Bacon A shipment of Hams and Breakfast Bacon just received. These are genuine Smoked Meats, mild in flavor and the nicest we have seen for a long time. Salt and Smoked Fish We have Labrador Herrings, Holland Herrings in Kegs, Mackerel, Digby Chicks, Finnan Haddie, Halibut, etc. Washing Machines; - Wringers A number of the best kinds kept in stock. They can be seen set up ready for use in our Hardware Department. Bourne Bros. GROCERIES HARDWARE HARNESS PLUMBING CHEAP FUEL SARD COAL BRIQUETTES al $9.00 per ton is the cheapest Coal on i be market. Tbey start the as easily as dry wood and bust us long us bard coal. Can be used in Furnaces, Cook Stoves, Heaters, Self Feedeis and open guiles. AVe have u large stock on hind ready for immediate delivery and wUT*All your order promptly. Revelstoke General Agencies, Limited W OLSONS BANK BUILDING* ^McKiiofl & mm DEALERS IN Gent's Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Etc. AGENT FOR Fit-Reform Wardrobe First St. Op. Union Hotel iAmB8&wy&Bmt Imperial Bank of Canada Head Oft ice Toronto, Ontario. Hi.i i.ilis- in ths I'ri'viiipss nf hUtiiUitia. Alberta, Mtiikatctiowaii, British i iiliiniluii Di.n.ri.i. gusliw Capital Authorized SI0,000,000.00 Oapital Paid Up .... 04,860,000.00 Rosorvo Fund .... ■4,880,000.00 II. K. W'n.KiK, President : blOM. H. Jakkkav, Vice-President. A General Banking Business Transacted. Drafts 1.11I1I available tn all purls uf Canada, Cult ed Slates uud Kiirnpe. Spool*] attention given to Collections, Savings Bank Department Interest ulluwed mi deposits frum data of deposit und credited quarterly, Revelstoke Branch, B. C. H. T. Jaffray, Manager Kamloops Presbytery The meeting ol the Kamhsips l'res- byleiy opened on Wednesday morning 1 ut LO o'olook in Bti Andrew's Church, It"v. .1. (1. Duncan, moderator, of H1I1111111 Arm, iu the cbiir. Rev, A 11 Cameron, of Palrview, wns elected modcrstor, vice .1, O. Duncan who retired, Among the interesting itenu of, business tmiisiieteil was the adoption uf 11 scheme lor c iii^n gallons to pay in purl the travelling expenses of co iimissiotieis to the gcnersl assembly. Rev, J, II. Miller, uf Kield, tendered his resignation ol tlmt charge. This will Ihi dealt with at a special meeting ul the Presbytery next week. The following were appointed cm- missiiiners tu the general iisseini. y which «lll meet ill Winnipeg in .In , next, it.ivs, W. J. Allen, J. It. Hub. ertsoii, Kevelstoke, D. K. Allan and I. Mull. The session has been moil luooosslui, A Useful Book Volume two, I'srt two of Martin's Mining and Water Cases bas just been issued from the publishing house nf the Cars well Co., Toronto. The compiler is Mr. Justice Martin of the Supreme Cnnrt of II. C. and tho casts are the decisions of the various cniirts having jurisdiction over our local mining matters. Contained in the volume are several appendices in wbloh there is much useful inlormation and handy references, These works srs necciarily of greater interest to the professional man than anyone else, but even laymen can appreciate their value. Hpring's Harsaparilla 11 a a ionic and spring medicine lor sale at The Rod Cross diug store, THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C. RIIDG-"W".ArsrS F-i^JVCOTTS TIE.A London, England. LARGEST SALE OP HIGH GRADE TEAS AND COFFEES IN THE WORLD. ANNUAL SALES $14,000,000.00 LOCAL AGENTS, BOURNE BROS., WOGLSFY, LE FEAUX & COMPANY, LIMITED, AND HOBSON & BELL HZ&Ezaasama&HBgiir!* sehhshi sbsi s-sa Hbe flftaiMbcralb. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATUll HAY AT 'REVELSTOKE. B.C.,1 MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc O T T A W A Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Office Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Cha?. Murphy. Harold Fisheb -. II.I.AX A ELLIOTT. (i B rri--. :..: Sol tore, Kl". KEVELSTOrca ami TJt.it I LAKH B. 0. i i: .... e J. 0. Kixinrr [I MlVi.'V, McOAETER AND PINKHAM, BABB1STFR8, SOLICITORS, KTC. OrVICKS : I.M'KH.U. .lANK I1L0CK. Kl.VKI. -STuKK, 11. C. Cranbrook, B. l. Money '" loan. Officer 'avoUloks, B.C C:r i. J 4. A ARTKR, 11, M, .-'. ike B.C. J. A. lUtlVKV, Cranbrook, li. C. s M. it., t i.L.I) Dl'T A.M) W. I. Brlgjra. BRIGGS :tc. Barristers, Solicitors, M'lNKV Tn 1-llAN' SOLICITORS Full Mui.sii.ns Bank Revelstoke, B.C First Street. _ AS. A. M i FA It L A N E *] ASs'AYER i CHEMIST .A--*! ol all Ores, Stmplei by mall or sxpreu recelre prompt attention. Turin. Moderate. Altar.-. - - - Buxis.J K..S1..J, b. C K OBEBT SMITH Provincial Laud Surveyor, Mine Suiveying Engineering McKenzie Avenue, Uiix 106, Revelstoke M ISS M. E, 0RE1GHT0N Tl Ai IIKK OF PIANO, Vui.'Al HARMONY C0DKTERP01NT, Pupils prepared tor Conservator; and L Diversity Examinations. BTDDIO Ai M: uaua-bl A.snu« Uulcliisiin's i'ule COLUMBIA AGENCIES, LIMITED Mining, K-al Estate, Business, Financial and Share Brokers. Mercantile A^enis. Fire, Lite, Accident, Employers' Liability, Guarantee and Live Stock Insurance Agents. Maps, Plans, Blue Prints and Reports compile.! on Mines, Land an.I Timber, will lie in a positiou of trust hy the nation. The great need of Oanada today is not so much the people, al- tliuiigh we welcome into our land good huiiest men and women to work shoulder to shoulder for the good of themselves und the good of Canada, hut fur stronger church organizations. The strength of these organizations, next to their mural force, lies in their linanciiil aliility and fur a rich people iu general, Canadians do not fulfill their duties toward their churches. Let the people of Camilla shoulder their responsibilities in this respect. .No money can he better invested than that which is expended to build up the moral character of the youth of the nation, fur in the long run that will ho found to he the greatest ol all SI.UUC09 of strength and national prestige. Physical strength is the outcome of moral strength and one cannot live without lho other. BE CLEAN 1 The winter months seem to have the effect of making people untidy and dirty, and iliere is no more reason why refuse should bo promisci.ously dumped out of the hack door unto t .e snuw than onto the ground in summer. Everything Irom a tin can to cast off clothing can be seen lying around the streets and a very interesting collection it may be no doubt to ii rag picker, but hardly the sort of thing that is expected in a city like ihiH. The habit o( consigning all refuse to the streets and lanes is, to say lhe least nf it,depraved, and shows little interest in the ol -aiil.ness of tho oity. The snow, no doubt will cover a multitude of sins, besides refuse, but the time bus now come when the remits of many lazy actions round the huuse nre being brought to light. Nothing looks so bad as refuse uud garbage of all suits lying about and besides being unsightly, is also unhealthy. Why not take a little more trouble, place youi garbage where it cannot gut disseminated and when possible have il removed': Very shortly no doubt the public will be on the path of those offenders, and will rigidly enforce the law. and very rightly so, but it seems hard to think that such drastic measures will have to bo adopted to ensure cleanliness. INSURE YOUR HEALTH m COMFORT on stormy days by wearing a ■tOWt*& iA *ttmij»v WATERPROOF OILED CLOTHING Clean - Light Durable Low in Price -'sfWi'r?^,^-?1 "sT- *»- •s#^^£ki Mm RAILROAD MEN!! why not save from $5 TO $10 BY BUYING YOUR High Grade Watches FROM Hastings, Doyle & Allum c. w. o. w. Mountain Viow Camp, No. 229. Meels Second anil Knurtli Wi-ilne diivs in each month, ill Selkirk Hall. Visitin Woodmen cordially Invited to at Lend. w. I). ARMSTRONG. Con. Join. J. Mi'INTYllK, Clerk. REVELSTOKE AERIE Nu. «2 F. O. E. Tlio roK'iliir meetings are held in thefSelltfrk Hull every Tuesday evening at So'doo*. Visiting brethren am cordially invited. J. LESLIE, President, w. e. McLauchlin, 8ECUETAEY. Kootennv LodUre No. 15 A F, *3E A I The regulai' inept* inn- are held lu th' Mai-onto Temple, idrl Fellows Hall.on 'hi- third Mondaj in aoh month ii > .m. Visiting broth en cordially wel tiome ri:u(L'N*iKii, Sksrbtary. SELKIRK LODGE. NO 12, I. O. O. P. ar iniMipSl/^S""" at 8 o'clock ^™^dlally Invited to attend <i U:\lHIvtC, NU. J, MATH IK, SEO PLACER GOLD REVELSTOKE, B. C. Black Watch Black Plug The Chewing Tobacco of Quality. 2271 Rich Che fl&aiMbcialfc Finds in the Findlay River Country. L. Mcru, who ha* been for the bi*t three years in the Fiudlay river district, Northeastern Idiiisli Columbia, caiiR. into town last Thursday from Quesnel. Mr. Mero with several others bss been prospecting in that district for three years and bave struck a rich placer ground on McConncll Creek, a tributary ol Inglnllca Creek, Itself s tributary to the Kitiillny river. Panning iu mu.-i places showed good results, and tbe prospectors ' the waters o( MoConnell Creek and made a cross cut, panning! I wbieh ibi wi il s. von oenti to the iian oi ■rI Si to the yard. It is the int. t uf the party i" operate their claims on slur e scale this a ing season, thi uiitlunk being very promising M.i: y repi rt- have come in rega I inn thi i lobui -- of pay dirt In the I-rn Hay i Ivsi ■ ountry snd muoh i tint) will in- seen tbis coming ii ■ Tin-claims nil McConoell I'ri'i'k null- oats ii rich pi icer propei tj sas ■forked and bandlad BRITISH COLUMBIA FRUIT I'l.i- (nut l.'i-in. -s || bettSl thll year tlniii SSrllst aiiticipiil nnia Indi a tied,' isld a prominent w wholesale (rull dealer to « reporter In n ply t'i Inquli Ita Kv. ry olast .' ourselves I fruit is sailing well, Ws handle Brit It is not lib Columbia fruit- In '.ur Calgary iltton nation lo become ma-j iton but the supply frum that pro . * great, but it li difficult for It I vlnce is still Hi id, and but little i I bee t morally great, but il moral "" I}*" Winnipeg, Ths fruit grown i' si »'' * '".i devi h pel ildo by sii e *. ti, i r ,i strength we shall make a I I His century a bioli ws ■ i. rn, We are tnld that poll i - i s g.me of grab and lugb ollice ui I i Ul .1 a- a m. mis nl pi rs' nn aggraiidisenu nt, Happily this is doI entirely true, fur there have been men wiin liiu- refusd to use power for per* » mul gain and whose patriotism rota superior to selfishness. On the othoi hand thsrS have l.ot-ii tlmse who have v ..latcl tin it obligations hs public in"n mid who have by being ostracised received their just reward. The re ipoDslbility ol purifying public life is one nf the Brit. Ws invite Immigration aod let us see that tlmse who c.um' smong ils have a good and linn- I'Sl example se( tbem by thuse wbo Tr.nr., .1 ... Iis.t ,,f u- iO 1 -.. iini.-l, ...... i .:, |I|« u .,-1 ol ii . i-.i res .mi ol d ... utlli sl-mt tbi rs.i i,f ii- .-Al I l.l'AV.I 1.1,III \i;v iiii wis -"' BCE 01 ORE \l.\K.-s. If it in true ilm tbs 'twi ntieth century belongs to Csnsds ui rsspou- libilltlSI is .i people and unr day as i. ' i. len i- DC light task 1 ii t rdei I ii iinati i rents it has corns aisjut ti.it a peopls numbering li.« than tbi lab .' 'i.t- I I,,,ml,,1,. am I"-" i il ' nd i iinj"rial iliiiieu- ■ I li., wbioll .( mUSl 'I vilnp and en- rich. I oi- li ths task <ve bavs -"i OUrsalVM to dc and tin' iiiaiiiior Ii. which " - ,,...,. iii. .iinj, ii ,,| dip greaiesi ni inenl a t only t I humanity .u large. Cold Range Lodge, K. of P., No. 26, Revolstoke, B. C. MKETH KVBBY ft'RDNBSDAi*, '■v tepl Third Wednesday ol cairn 1.1..niii in Un. Oddlellows' Mall in B o'clock, Vlsilinn Knlnlil. nn- nordlatly nvlU'd. J. MATHIE, U, c ii 11. BROCK, K.lol HAS H. A. IIIIOWN. M. id K THE MONEY SAVING WORK-SAVING SOAP That's Itoyal Crown kind— made iu Vancouver—Largest .Snap Factory west ol Winnipeg. House cleaning and washing are easy with its help. And the money saving is the Premium System Booklet tells what we give for lluval Crown Wrappers. Send fur it—Free—Alsu try the Soup. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C NOTICE- ri i.i.i' NOTK E . ■ herb) riven .. u the 1 iiundi r P R ■ .v iv i ii!iij„,[,v be this day deposited In tbe Distrtel Lend Regiitry Otlice it Nelson, In tbe province of British Columbia a plea pruflieend book -.f reference, ihowing s proposed br i iii e fr m the Rev* ol-stokn Smelter 9pni U> i B. Hums p-itij wareboa -«. • I Br List) i olumhie .'■ "• .i ; . ' • || , H ■ w iv Oomptnv w ifter foar *-'■ ■ - ■ ■ I -,-i ippl* •,' the Board far! . B M kRPOLE Art and Beauty nre combined iu our new designs in carpets. Our stuck i.s cenipiete, and the colors rich and effective, the designs artistic, and the " tout ensemble " Is striking and beautiful. We have never shown such a wide variety of patterns, and ive have never placed such low prices upon so much high quality befure. R. HOLVSOM Sr CO.'Y. ^S^eKa^s^^-; *K> ***■ *-»'* ■*-<**» 4Efc—t+jf PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH S. MCMAHON, - FIRST STREET Fur Agricultural Implements. Carriages, Wagons Ktc, John Dflfre Ploughs. Mnlino Wogons, Canada Carriage Company's Buggies, Plpnet jr. Garden Sooilors and Cultivators, Whoel- ■ wrlgbt aud Blacksmith Work attended to. Horse Shoeing n i Specialty,. f L-% %'-*jV-Vt«V*%V% %JiV^'^%'»4 ^■%'%'%'%% *^%%'%^%%'%'%^%^%^%% -%^-si P. BURNS & COIVIPANY, LIMITED. ' IIKAD DKKICI''.: CauJaHV, Ai.ii.'UI'a. Wholesale and Retail Moat Merchants Pui-k I'.u ki'is in.I Dealers in Live Stuck. Markets ill all lhe pi-lnt-l pal I'd i.s uui Tun lis uf Alberta, British I'm hit and Ihe Vukiui. Puckers r-f iin- Celebrated Brand " Impenit r" Hauia nnd Bacun, Land " Sbiiniiiii k" Brand Leaf I.ml. %%-»*s*»vta.% *a^*»*^*r*-k**s^*l»*V%**>****K'-S^^-ar^^ NOTICE Revelstoke Land District. District of Wosi ICootonay. Tako not loo lhat I, B. IT, Beamy, of Poplar Creek, it. c., ocoupalion Prospoot-or, iniends io apply for a Bpcolal Hccnoo lo cut nnd carry away lands: for u tip- Imbor fr um i ho following dosoribea 1. Comuienoing at u post pinniped about 200 feet on tho north side "-f Poplar Creek, marked **lt. y Kcamy's north-oast oorLor post.' adjoin' ing iho wost. boundary of Timber Limit No. LUU2, about ono mile west of lho first soutb fork of Poplar Crock, thenoo west BO chains, i liriu'o Bouth Hi) chains, thonoo oast hii ohalns, ihence north BO ohains to point of commencement, containing WO apron moro or less. 2. Commencing at a ikikI planted about 2(0 feet on the norlh side of Poplar (.'reek, marked "M. Y, Reamy's south-east corner post, adjoining lho wost. In miliary of Timber Limit No U4o:', nb nl ono mile wc-1 of ttie first SOUth fork of i'oplar Croek, 1 hence west-HO elmins, theuce uorth 80 chains, thonoo oust so elmins, thenue south BO ohalus to point of commence* inenl, t-oiiiHining Ulu aores more or less. tt. Commini-ing at 11 post, planted on the east bauk of tho second son lit fork of Poplai' Crook, about one mile up markod "II. Y ReamyV north-east corner post," tlience west 40 chains, thenco Bouth iw ohalus, tbonoe oast 4** chains, tlience noriti 160 chains to point of commencement, containing 640 acres more or Ichs. 4 Commencing at a pustoUntcil almut l'» miles wostoiiy from the lirst south fork of Poplar Creek, marked 'H. Y. Hi amy's north -west corner pusi," thenee cast 80 cliains. thence soul h SO ohalnB, thenoo west, 8n chains, thenco north mi ohalus to polntof commencement, containing <i4<> aores mure or less. 5. Commencing at. a post plantod about. i\{ miles westerly from the lirst south fork of P"p- lar Croek, marked * H. Y. Reamy's nurth*easi corner post," thenco wost io chains, thenee • mul) 160chains, thenceeosi 10obaino, thenoe north ion chains to point of commenueuient, containing Wi acres more or Wm ti. Commencing al a post planted about live miles westerly from the first .-oulh fork of P »p lur Creek, marked "B. *', ReamyV noulh-west corner poot," thenco east Iti*.J ehains, thenoe north 40 elmins, thence west 160 ohaiua, thence Miuih 40chains to point of conimeuuutneut, coutainiug 640 aoro-i more nr lesn. Located 17lh December, 19U7. B F. KKAMY Locator. tl jau 15 NOTICE Central Hotel r^-. RFV?FI RTOkF B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built. KirHt-cliiBB in every respect. All modern convenience)- Large Sample Rooms'. Rates SI.60 per Day, Speci I Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under s;imc management ■ ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably fiiniislii'd with the choicest the market affords, Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Kalis $i a day. Month!)' rate. J". ALBERT ST03STE FROIP. Queens Jfotel COMAPLIX Best brands 01 Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Travellers to Fish Creek will lin J excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - - Proprietor NOTICK in II it 1-ii Oo Ltmbia nootdm to me tn be of ox col lent quality and id verse ro- I'uri- in respect to It arc not yol war- ranti-d, at tbsy bav6 not been thoroughly proved, 'I he fruit Indus) ry ol 'hit rn vinos, 1 think, will become an nn) nrtant one." ■ . ■ ■ ■ i 1 .■ is ! ' 1 ' 1 ,\ ,,.„ ■ 4 .-,,,,., I . 1 . ,■ to, llll I t|, W ,..!■■ - ■ 'in I., I %. -I *•) ■ I, .-. ■ ,.:. ..I tores , 11 . 11 1 . fj WOODROW \/a NOTICE r- Und II .f Vi 1 1 .,.,1,,,,) ■ .f I'opl n C ip'ii Ion Pi ■ ■; ■■■ 1 [.[.ii foi 1 i» ''nil III ont -■ Ui 1 ul .ml ■, ..ii. . i . ■ ■ 1 ,,. ., ' •■ ie Ins ,r 1 ;'''■' ;':" ■ I 1 nn1' nut peri] fron he (1 mile hoard on ■ he (',P.R. railroad ndjotnfna 1 inber Limll it^i 1 'i" ■, md tno outh I* 1 In '". Limit BftX mu-bad c tt, v ■ 1 ' 1 .,, 1 1 urn 1 " 1 hem < • ((chain ■ lOUl I " ■ I'.n'i ■ r| ■ nori ii i" - nalii tn p< Inl il 11 1 DtitniniiiK 'H" i' ■■ mot 1 1 1 'Hi nfofl 1007, ■■v.-1 Ian IA ''. 0. HTOODflOW, toi FEED FOR SALE I havi 1 hi '■' ■ upland |>r in ie hay and I mi'iilr, wheal feed i" offer in 1 ar load I )elivered pi on requi L ADORESti D. C. HOFFMAN CALGARY, All... Pacific Coast Tested Seeds, Acclimatized Stock, Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants lor ihe I arm, (iurden, Lawn or Conservatory Revelstoke Land District. District ot V\ e-a Koutenay, "^ Take notice that 1. It. Y. Kearny of Poplar, ll.l', occupation Prospector, intend 10 apply for aepeclal licence to out ami carry away timber from tlio followingduferibcd land<t: 1. CommencinK at u po-it planted on the weBt bank of Uuaty Creek, marko-t "B Y. lieamy's s..u li ea.-l euniel pnul," almut » iinle.- souilii rly from tho Lardo rivet, ho ween Kapul (reek and 'ieiuii rtoul Cieek, mt joining TllUbur Limit 11250 run 11 in8 went, tin nee west 1U> ehains, tt.eiico norlli IIIuhatutj, thulice oat 10" chain-, thoncc south to chaitin 10 point of com iiieiu'eiiienL, cont linn-K Wn-icron mure or lew, 2. t'oinni' neing ai Q poHt plantod on iho worn bank of ltuitiy « reek, umrked "M r. UeauiyV in mil oarit corner unet," anoui Unulee HOulherh from tlie Lardo river betweeu Itapid Creek um. 'I'endt rfoot Croi k, thenco we*.t 1UU chain , tbeuce nonih 10 chains, Uieuce ea>i liiu uhalu-s theuce north 4n chaiiin to point uf commciiee ment, coutiiiniug Ulnueren moro or 1c*h. li. UOQimODOiliM al a post planted 011 lhe west hank of Itunty Creek, marked "U Y- Uoamy'H north west corner post," about 3 toilet* southerly from the LukIo river, between Kapld Creek and Tenderfoot Creek, tueuce COttttiU obalna, thenco .••unih «o chains, thenoo west bO ohainn, tbenco north SO uhafufl tu point of commencement, coniaiuing tilo mrei- more or lesn, IjocuU'd lath December, 1UU7. WOdjan lb It. Y. KKAMY, Locator. HOTICE. Uovel-tokc Und District. District of Went K001 enay. Take noti'-e tha', we, 0.0. Woodward uud 0. Y. Iteamy, of Poplai Creek. H. C, occupnttun Prospccturs, Intend to apply for a ttpt-ulal licence to cut and carry 11 way Umber from lhe following described laudu: 1. Commcncingal a post phtitltd on the west bankol I'no 111 1 n i'k. almut .J mile.-; up, mat k cd ''0# O. Woodrow ami JL Jf, Heamy's SOUth1 east corner tiost," runnlnn ulmig O K HuvcllV north boundary of No. 2 Timber Limit r2l»fi. I hence .\ e-i Ml chains, Ihence norlh ni chaius, Ihence QOflL 8(1 chaius, thence south 8u chuins to point of commencement, containing Oil) OOMM or less. 2. Commctu'inK at a post planted on the wesi bttUk of Poplar ("reek, aliout 6M mites up, marked "C. 0. Woodrow anil li. Y. Koainy'H noi'itieast, corner pusi, thonoo went hn chaius along (i. L. llovell'o No. 2 Timber Limit 19180 south boundary, thenee KJUl h ~" ehains, thenee cast ho iliiiiiis, theuce north 80 rhauin to point 01 ooinmonooinent, comiiiMing itiu acres more or lOhH. Looatod iSth December, 1**117. wed jan 10 C. O. WOODKOW, 11. K KKAMY, Luealom. NOTICE Ucveisiiik.' Land 1'isiii.-t. DiHlrlet of West Knot may. I nl. i- noi lee thiil I, I: i PaikH, of Arrowhead, ft.f' , lumber man 1 intend to apply for a special timbei licence ever the following described lands; CommeuoinB at a post plante 1 at the south* west oorner of Tlmbor I ImU Ne, iiitlhihI markod "H. J, I'nrks' uurth-ciiMl corner post " them c Houlli P.'i cliains, thenee went -in ehaliiH, thetlOOnorth ItiUu' alus, tlieucecaHt 40 chaius tu pomt oi oominonovmom. Luted Due. 1 tin, 1*1'/. H. J. J-AKKH, wed jan tl H. fioHitr, Agont. .NOTICE K''l 11 It'll ilile \'.il ii'l-i" ,|I I'I'll .nll.lllle j,| il'I'H N'llli.lels Nil Nellie. Nil I'llllli^lll lllll to 'I.un.if" tuck, Nn ivinili nKeiils In ■ nn i j mi. Buy iiiieei mul null mail. Uml groH', I'.! 1111/.111, ii.eHunplli's,Hiirny Pump* llll . i in,' \l 1I11 nil, I ul Mullein, i'|i-. I ll'l" 1 HI .ilili llHll iihihi'I'J' uu Hie ..... 11,1.iiiii .it 11. ('. i laiiilugitii friii*. M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES Imi • .nl Beeil Houwi VAN! OUVKR, II. 0, SHE'S AN ODD GIRL •.vim iiiiii 11111, Munnlng'i on nil lea without having loin* little del Ing uf grntltude for tlm donor, 1 il anuria you've gut to Ii«1 >i - unr mi ii love Inl ties, yuiiiiK lium, litlt unr aonfeotloni you'll Hnil to be ii itrong iilly in your wooing. taiufj Candy Hm SHARES FOR SAIE TIMOTHY HAY KeveMoke Laud In.-iti. 1. in in. t ni West ICootonay, Tako notice, thnt w , tin) Liiiiih-Wiitsuii Linn* bur Company Limited,of A no whom I, It C, OOOUpatfon LuRlbormtOi iulund lu apply for permission to Ions') ilia following d<it*cr>bed inin-imiu, bolugpart of um forosbonof (laiomi H.i>. for In. i'in,; pm |n. i. I oiniiinuciiiK at a jsist scribed "Liiiiib'WiitHon Lumber Co," plantoil ut tlm s \\ i<imiMi nt L"i nto,, tnOUOQ HoiitliwHslnrly following IiIkIi- wator mark, 11 diiiiiMi.nl tin cliiiiu -. Dated tula 80th day of Ootobor, Mfl. Lamii Whi'in Li miok Co , Lid . Jim lifUH D/0. !>■ N. Wilkle, Agent. NUTICE If. Ml l,,l .' 1,1111.1 I), -in |. DlHlrhl of Unit Kooieiiay. Tako nut Ice tlml All, .loltmifoii of Poplar Creek, OOOUpatloll Merchant, Intends to npply loi ii up olol tluonoo to cut uml lurry awuy Dm ber f ioni I lie following deHi'rll.od lands: 'omuuieliig al a nosl. plantod about -;| miles up Poplar Creek fiom Puiilar lOWIlsftU, ■ nl.log (or the imiilh east corner ol TIlUDOl Lmil |81tf, marked 'A. U. JuullitOITS B0UtU< win corner pOSt, thotlOO oaHtMII chain**, t hence noiitiNi ohalns, thonoo womi 80 ohalns, tlienor south mi ohalus Lo point of nimiuumiuinoiii, containing lltu acres more or Iohn, LooaUra IHlh Die, IUU7. A, Q, JOHNSTON, wed jau In II, K. Keiimy, Agent. NOTICE I ll I i.inelil |-Ifi0 i'i Hunk of Flrltl -li BulumbU I l'i »»M ■ ' . ' | ,11 .,ke IKI (XI I nlil.1,1.' , I'miiI ..ml Lnnil inn oo i I '-lines lluvill I nliii. Chillies lie k.'in In , W INTRO TO l'i it' H mm fii i-itl. Wesi Limn \hove uiije' i in I'liiiiliiiiiiiion, l'i ii.|.ei I ii on nnil |nii I n iilm h iiii. . nn ,' in V uT Un sn I ..ln|i Hues in. rinnlli ni loll. Al'l'lil 'ID COLUMBIA AOHNClES, Ltd. Mulviiii/io Avoiuin, Kvvi'lstjku. I'll',it I.i.'. ClovcrJ .nnl I nihy Hay for sale, Alsu "" km.I' n( (iurden Produce, WAH CHUNG TKI.KI'lloNK 20, Front Si rbbt, Ri i eustoki li, W. EDWARDS TAXIDEMMISr I>.. r II I-.. A.iIiiiiiIi Minis, li.li, IBM,, Mill N'i'Kl) Aiilni'il Units Mntintsil, I' H liiu ,ii, Itinllu! riiiiini'iit I'lisl HI,, mul 11.1)1,. At,, ll-T..|.i..k.. U. i Itsvelstoko isuiii liisirii'i, Ill-Ill,'I uf West Km.I I), 'In tin nnl lei. I Iiul I. Iiniiiiiii lli'iiur uf Airmvlii-nil, i'i'i'ii|iiiliiiii i ntisi'r. lull-ml In ii|iiily lur in-rinlsslnn I.i I'llri'liiisi' Ihi' liilliitllliu ilrsi-illii'il Inn.I I 'iiiiiiiii.ni'lnii in tin' siiiil.li-ui'iil. niirinir uf l,i> I'lll. il |i I, In ..in.I illslrlnl, tlii'inii wul « nlnilii., Ilium-, niitlli £1 i'IiiiIiis, lliiinrn ni'.lltn ■ 11..■ ii.-.- -..mil 4il iIiiiIiih, tl, „,,i | rliiliis, llii'iiiii inuiii nil uliiilni ... unlnl ..( oiilll- lili'ii.'i-iii'inl, llnliil .Inn IMIl, IIHIX. «i..ij„ii/i, mm a i.i. dkwah. Certificate of Improvements 3STOTICHJ IIIk ll'.|i. I' iiiiiiiii Mi I I'liinii, ->llnnl,. in il. li Lrtkl .MIiiI'ik Hn ■'" ■ "i li. in in ui I' in i ll lien' in il- 1'iiiiiiir i.'ri'i'ii, 'lik in... I mil I.i Inni.. J.,...i .Him, S,.«. .... I'.iili.). nf Ni-l-nii. II • ., ii.e Mlinr's' ...ii ll ni" mi i>.. ii iiiii.iiii, -ixi, il ,. friiin ililr III' r, In H|i|il) In Ills MIUIHM II 'iilili-r I..1 .. I i mil, iiii. ol lii,|.|iin.|ii"iils. |„r .hn |..,,,i.,.i. „| nliii ik * ' i'"«n iiiuiii ul Hn- si,,,,,-1 fun,,. Ami iiirtli r Uui hull,-" thui ,m Uui., nn .,-1 si'.iliin 17, mnsl |H. I,,,,,,, ,| I,,.!,,,,. Ih, is nun e ni -no i ini ill .in ot ImprnY, nt., ImtisJ iinsUili <li.jr ul J„iiiiiii'jr, A.H.Iiii', w -t jmil.', ', ,1 A. N. I'AlU.KV. NOTICE. Cariboo Land District, District of Cariboo Tako notice that L Noll MoKaohorn of Rev- olstoke. occupation Timljer Cruiser, intend to apply for special timber licences over the following doFcrlbod landi: 1. Commonclng at a post plitnt-ed about 3 miles east of Dor.' Creek ind nboul IJ miles south of Eraser Blver and marked "Nell Me- Raoheru's sduth-enst comer," ihence west 80 chains, i hence north .mi chain*-, thence cist SO chains, thoncc south 80 chains to pohi of cum* mencement, 0 intaining iiiii itcrc*. moro or loss. 2. Commeiieing at a post planted about S miles oust of Doro Crock and ah ut PM miles south of tTraser rivor und marked Neil Mc- Baehorn's south-west oornor," thonoo oast bO ohalns, tbonoe north su chains, thono* west80 ehains, theuce south So i hains to point of coiil- menci'iiu in, containing lite aorea mure nr less. 3. Commencing at a post planted ahuul 4 miles east of Dore Crock ami about 4J in ties south of Eraser river and marked "Neil Me* iCachern's south-west corner," thonoo ,o wt so ohains, thonoo north ho ohalus, thenco west80 ohnlns, thonoo south so chains to point of commencement., containing t)4<i acres more or less. 4. Commencing at a post planted about •! miles cast nf |>oro Oieokand about 4J milci south of Fraser river and marked "NoiiMo- Kachern'o north*west oornor," thonoo south It) ohains, (hence oast 160ohalns, thoncc north ■t'J Ohalns, thenco west Kin ohalns to point of commencement, containing (Jlo were- more or loss. "'. Comuicncing at a post plantod about fl miles oast of Doro Creek and abuui 4 miles BOUth oi Fraser river und marked 'Neil Mo- Kaehern'H norih west oornor" thoncc south 10 Ohatns, thenco O08t 100 cliains. ihence north 10 chains, theuce went 10) chaius to point of commencement, containing 040 acres more or less. 6. Commencing at a post planted about. 5 miles east ot Dure Creek and aoout 4 miles south of Fraser river and marked "Noil Mo- Kaehern's southweat corner,' thenco north 40 chains, thenco easl 100 chains, thenco south 40 chains, ihence wett 1G0 chains to point of com mencement, containing (140 acres morn or less Located Dec, 18lh, 1907. 7. Oommonolng at a post planted about 2 miles west of Dure Creek and about 4 miles south of Fraser river and I minted ".Noil Mo* fajOohorn's couth-west corner," tlience uorth 80 hains, thenoe east SO chains, thenco soutb ni chains, theuce west 80 chains to point ol ooni- menootnont, containing Otu acres more or less. 8. Commonclng at a post planted about 4 mllos wist of Doro Creek und about SK miles **ouih of Fraser rivor and markod "Neil Mo- Laohern's. north west corner," thOnce south 40 ■ hains, thence oast jgu chains, thence north 40 ohalus, thenoe west 160 chains to point ut com* meiici-iuonl, couuiuiing Old acres more or l.»;.s. 0. I ommenolng at a post planted about 4 miles w< slot' Dore Creek and about Xu miles soutliot Fraser river uud marked "Neil Me* Haohiern's southwest corner,' iheneo north 40 chains, tlience east 100 chains, Ihence south 40 chains, tlience west I tin cham- to point of commencement, containing liiu ueres more or less, 10. Commencing al it post planted about 4 miles of Dore creek and about8tt mllos sou. h or Fraser river and marked "Neil MotCooberu's uunh-easl eurner," thenee south 40 chains, tbonoe «ost 10n cliains, thence north 40 chains, LUOUOO east 10^i chainn to point of commence inenl. uoniiiinmg id'i aoros inuru or less. 11. Commencing ut a post planted about 4 miles wosl of Dure Creuk and about :Ca imlos s<tutli uf Fraser nvei and marked "Neil Mc- L.o hern's suulh oast conn r," thenco north 40 ohains, ihence wosl 100 chains, ihwuco bouth 40 cliuiiiN, ihence east lOJ chains tu point of com Hit-in eim-iit, (,-oiiiauuiin OPi acres more or less. lAicauu Dec i:nh, 1007. l'i. Commenclug at a post planted about A o.Kos west of Doro Creek and about6 miles south of Frasur river and mar vied "Noil Ale Kachern's suuth-we«l corner," theuce north 80 chains, thence east 8d ohaius, thulice soulh 80 chains, (hence west so eh.*ins to point of ooni- 1110000011*111, containing 04o acres more or leea. 18. Commencing at a post planted about 3 miles west of Dore Croek and about 6 miles suuth of Fraser river and marked 'Neil Mc- Kaehorn'H suiitliuutt corner," thenoo noi th BO chaius,,thmieu wexl 80 chuins. tiiouoe south so chains, tbeuce cast SO ehains to point of commencement, containing 040 acres mine or ie*. -. 14- Commencing at a posl planted ahotit 4 miles west uf Dure Croea and about .'>'i nine*. south of r rascr river and marked "Neil Mc* Kachern's uortli-easl corner," thence suuth 40 cliains. ihuiu-c west 100 chains, thence nuiih 4d chain-, iheneo east 100 chains tu poiut of commencement, containing 010 acres more or less, i.i. Commencing at a pusi plantod aboul 4 uiile.- west ot Dure Cruuk and aboul uj nulos south uf Fraser river and marked "Noil Mo- Kachern's south 0OSt ooruer," thenco went 100 ohains, thtnioe north 40 chains, thence oast 160 chuins, theuce sotilli 10 chains lo puint ul com- ineiicomeni, containing 04o acres more or less. 10. Commonclng at a post plant cil near Mucin t OSh <-rcek andOUOUt H mites souihol' Fraser liver and marked "Nod MoKachero'-. north-oasl oruei," Ilieuee SOUth 80 chains, llionco wosl 80 chains, thonoo norih HO chains, theuce easl 60 uualiiH tu puint ol cummcnccmeiit, uuiiiaiuiug 040 acres mure or loss, Local ed Dec. MU, 1007, 17. Oommonolng al a post planted near the lliroo Mile Itoserve Lino on ihu north side of h rasor nvcr aud lying nurih ui where tho Uual river empties mui the Fraser river, marked "Null MeKachern's nuulh wont corner," thonoo east 80 chain-, thence north Ml chains, tiiuiicc wost 80 chants, thenco south au chains io point uf coiiiiiH-n, ouicul, uouiaiiiing 010 acres inoi'e ur hss. 18, Commencing ul a post plauted 3 iuIIch north of Frusor river and lying north ol where Uual river empties lutO brasor river, marked "Null MeKuehurn's suuth oimt eurner," thum o west 8d chains, thenee north SO chains, thence oast SO chains, iheneo suuth so chains to point uf * ofoiui'iu I'lncui, < outuiiilug 010 acrcH mure ur less. 10. Commencing at a post planted 8 mllw north uf Fraser river and about 2 mile- wesi uf Victoria Crook, maikud "Nell AlcKaehorns south-west ooruer, thou o card r>o chains, Ihence norlli su chains, thoncu west 80 chains, i n. in. .until so chums to point uf .oommouuc- mejii, ■ nut.iiuiiiK Olu acres muru ut less. to. Cummeiiemg at a post plained 8| miles north ul Fraser rivor and aboul - miles «, -., ut vlutoria Creek, markod "Noil MowMlhorufl -out ii in. i corner," thunoe we<u Kid t hains, Oiuiieo nurlh 4u chains, thence mutt 100 chains, thuiicti nouiii 10 chums tu point uf cuiiimuncu- ni. ni, ■ umiuuiiik old acres mure ur less, Luculed Due. JUt, I0U',, sat I nb 1 NKIL M« KACIIKKN. NOTICE TUUU-UWrttKS Tn II K. Iliamy, Mrs. A. II. Nnok ninl U. V. II,'III,,I, ,11 t,i W,„,,l ,. I ||,„, MI.IJIlliM ti,"i ,|,.|ii„l limn 1111,,,'o.ls: Tiikii iiulH'U, Uml »,.. ih,, uiiiliirslmind lie iiwlinrs willi ,1111 in un, ..il.,■„,„,: I,,,,,,,,,,i nliillils. ,1(1,1 in mu', Lmk Nu. 1. 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(IICOHlil-: JDIIN-IIN, . , , IlKi.TUIt I'Olltllill, »«Oiiu2ri t;u-owii«M, NUTIUE. ItovelHluks I.ninl iiisiiioi. I'li-ll li'lul 'I'si KiiuU'itHV. I.ku iiiiiiuii mm 1, J, ||, Vu,um,i,I Cumin,I.,, lnnil |i|ii|.il.ilul, llililul ii, H|i|.l> Iii III" I I,ml I uiiliiii-siiiniT ,,1 I.mills uml Vl'ltrk, I.n kmim. ".ul iiiniii.r lii'vmii in viil suit tarry away iimlMir num iiiii union iiiK ilunuribuil lauilai I. I'llllllllUlli'llIK Kl a pusi hlaillml mul ml Ji.iiiina im. mu in ..usi iiuruurul I.m n u „,„i uiaiknl "J ll.Vuuua'a flUlllll-USat uullllT nusl," iin.liiliiuli.il .li.nn |4 mil,, mil in ii.ihIiiI n,,. in...I ul mu aiui ill Airuw Inks, iiuini. wusiau uiislul, i in ni-f uuriii nu rill,,,,... munu, ,,,.., mi ulislul, un im,' miiiin mi . Iikiiih iu i.i.iiii u . in,un..in inuiii. isjuialiiiualilu ai >.s in.,,., ,,, in.a, 1. i ..mi... in in« al a | t-.nt ,s i>.I J 'I ul IIH Um liuriu-ia.1 luiiiur ui ,,„i 11,, mil marai'il ■ mi , u.,,. -. •.„,Ui-na.l OUIUir,' ami • llualuil abuui,i.uillu n ,.,.,, .1 ..1 ||,,, |„.a,| ul ll,« aim ul ,111,,* I,,,, lliouiu 11.,1111 nu '"• llii'iiuuuasi mj ilnuiia, 1USUUU suiuii mi • nam., tliulii-a nusl sil I'liaiii. 1 • | , \^,,\\. niuiiii inuiii, uuiiiaiiiiiiK 1.1.1.. rin inuru ur i.bk Uaiuu iiut'oiulwr AlrU, Ikui. "Osnil J, u, VOUKU, THE MA1L-1IEKALD, REVELSTOKE, B- C. Tlie Palace Resiaurasii OPEN DAY AND NIGHT $5.00 Board By Week $5.00 SINGLE MEALS, 25 CENTS. L A.H. SING, Macki Proprietor :enzie Avenue. f •s--*---ss**s«s**is*i«ss GOOD COAL MAKES WARM FRIENDS SUCH IS THE Diamond Vale COAL! Its heating and lasting qualities are most remarkable. Burns as good coal should PRICE, $8.75 Per Ton Delivered COLUMBIA AGENCIES, LIMITED SOLE AGENTS, KEVELSTOKE, IJ. C. V-iHi THE MOLSONS BANK Incorporated by Act cf Purl lament, 1855. HEAD OFFICK, - - MONTREAL. Wm. Molbon Macphkhson, Prcs, s. H. Kwinu,.Vice-Pres. James Elliot, General Manager. Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Sixty-two branches in Oanada and Agencies in nil parts nf the world. Interest credited four times« year at current rates on Savings B.uik deposits, until further notice. W. H. PRATT, Manager, Rkvelstoke, B. C. THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from Country ot origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. REVELSTOKE 3rf. O. FUR RESERVES Of Northwestern Canada- Interesting Lec'ure. Edmonton, Feb. -'s.—The largest audience yet intending ihe meetings of the Association, gathered lo hear Mr. ll'iiiisiin Young'* address mi tlie fur-bearing animals of Canada, The lecturer did not give an ordinary address, but dealt with bis experiences among the Indians as an officer of the Hudson Bay Co. He lias been eotne 40 years in the wilds of Western Canada. Tbe best fur-reserves in the world are in Oanada, and our own provinoe is the centre of the Canadian fur trade, The Mackenzie River Valley ind tbe Peace River District are favorite haunts of these animals. Some idea of the extent of lhe trade can be gathered from the fact that in a single year some two million nmskrat skins were sold in Loudon abne. There are many varieties ol bear. The black and brown are most common, The grizzly and white are also quite common. If a bear rinds the den in which it has slept during a winter, has been dry and comfortable, he will clean it on leaving in the "PrmB-» I'1 l'ie 'all he will return if iu the district. The grizzly is as much afraid of man as is the black and brown. There ia no such thing as a black fox. The so-called black fox is merely a dark silver-grey fox. The red variety and the grey often pair together. Many stories are told of the strength of the badger in his bole. Men have had badgers by tbe bind legs but found it impossible to pull the fore parts out. Cross the arms and give the animal a twist and he comes out quite readily. The wolverine is the most difficult animal to capture. They set off traps as often as set. They have been known to bite a piece of poisoned meat in two and spit it out. They rub the trappers' pit-falls of the bait, but never get trapped. Two steel traps set one above the other, is about the only way to outwit them. The timber wolves do not hunt in packs in Western Canada ai tbey do in Russia. Tbey are much afraid of man and have never been known to attack him. They are very destructive and destroy a great many horses. Where wolves abound, buffalo, musk- ox and other large animals are scarce. There is quite a large herd of buffalo in the north country yet. The Indians are said to be killing them off, but Mr. Young thinks that the wolves are their greatest enemies. Tuere was one winter long ago in r^gSSTfJBi British-Canadian Wood Pulp & Paper Co. (LIMITED). The fiscal agents having disposed of the first 100,000 shares, now offer for subscription the second 100,000 shares of the Preferred Stock of this corporation in blocks of 100 at $1.00 Per Share, each 100 shares entitled to a bonus of 15 shares of Preferred. The first 100,000 shares carried a bonus of 25 per cent, of Preferred. The Preferred Stock is entitled to a dividend of 7 per cent., commencing November 1st. 190S, but unlimited as to further dividends. That is after 7 pir cent, has been paid upon the Preferred and Common, both stocks thereafter participate equally. There i.s no good reason why the Preferred Stock should not pay from 30 to 5 1 per cent, dividends. of turning out 180 tons of news and 27010ns of wrapping paper per week. In order to make this great industry possible we have been granted the water lights oi Kaincy River, which is capable of developing from ,3,000 to 6,000 horse power. Within ,10 days the directors and fiscal agents have secured sufficient subscriptions to mure than build tlie lirst unit of this modern plant, whicli We hope to have in operation within four months. Within one year this Stock will be selling at live times its present value. Then it will be too late to buy. The experience of every industry has demonstrated that the time to secure its stock is in the embryo stage, before a wheel lias been turned. Remember there is no watered stock, no Inflated values, or huge promoters' profits in this enterprise. The books of tlie company are open at any time for the full inspection of the public, Unlike most corporations, instead of allowing from |j to 25 per cent, for sale of stock, the entire commission, brokerage, sale of stock, literature, advertising, &C, is limited to 10 per cent. PAYMENTS- 10 per cent, on application, 15 per cent, on allotment; balance in 8 ctjual calls of ,ni days each. Address Subscriptions for Stock to S Columbia Agencies* Ltd. BROKERS, REVELSTOKE, B. C the Peaoe ttivei eouutry thnt iv.is very exceptional. i'liii suutv wns so deep that all the horses unci buffi In were. sun tin red in it. Mr. V..11 g had a line I'laek mare running on the prairie which he wished to save if possible, He hunted all d y and at last gave up the eearch. On bis way home be noticed, what he thought, ivus a iiiuiire on tbe snow. He went up to it, il was the ear of his mare. He dug her out, put her on snow shoes and managed to get her to the H. B. Co. post. She became the mother of that wonderful breed of horses which is tbe pride ol the Peace River country. Mr. Bredin, M.P.P., for Athabasca, vouched for lhe truth of the story and pointed out many excellent qualities of the horses of the Peace River District. The wo d burl'alo are the same, practically, as the prairie buffalo. On account of being exposed to the sun so much, the prairie buffalo are lighter in color. Mr. Young killed the last buffalo of the Peace lliver country. It was pure white and an old lady in Winnipeg bought the skin for an enormous sum. He kille.l it with a hammer, the year ol the deep snow. It was buried all but its held and was easily despatched, The caribou live in enormous herds in the north country. Tbey immigrate southward in the winter, but in the summer return to tbe Aictic coast. They are much like the reind er of the Laplanders. IN THE SUPHEMK COUBT OP BRITISH COLUMBIA: IN THE MATTER OF THE OFFICIAL AD- MINISTRATOR'S AOT: AND IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF THOMAS McNAUUHT, Doci'useJ. Take notice that by Ordor of His Honor P. E. Wilson, L.J., mado the 231b day ul February, 19JS, 1 was appointed administrator of tho estatn of said Thomas McNaunht. deceased, and all parties baringI'laiinsaiiainsi the said estate are heroby required to furnish s.iinn properly verified to me ou or before iho .'list day of March, 190S. And all parties Indebted lo taid os'ato are reuuired to pay the tun -nut of their indebtedness to me forthwith. GEO. S. Mcl'AKTER, Oriicial Administrator. Datsd tlie 2.1th day of February, 11)08. f»> 3t IN THE COUNTY COURT OF WEST KOOTENAY: IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF H. A. PERKINS, Deceased; AND IN THE MATTER OF THE "OFFICIAL AD MIN1STKATORS' ACT." Take notice that by Order of His Honor P. E. Wilson, Ai'iiiii: Judge, made tbo 25th day of February, 1901, I was appointed administrator oflheesta o of said H. A Perkins, deceased, aud all parties having claims agaiust lhe said es.ate are hereby required io furnish same properly vurilii.nl to mil ou or before the 31st day nl .llurcli. H.18. And all parties iudebted to ssid estate are rco.ti.red to pay ttie amount of tbsir iudebieduess to me lorltiwith. GEO. S Mol'.ART ■■%, Ollii-ial Atluiiuistrator. Dated the 211 li day of February. 11*18. 126 2t IN THE SUPREME COURT OF BRI1ISH COLUMBIA: IN THE M ITTER OF THE "OFFICIO. ADMINISTRATORS' ACT," AND IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF MARY ANDERSON, Deceased, iutestate. Tsi,.. ii..ii..f tlim by Order of His Honor P. K. Wilson, J, ,1 . made the 2-*,lh il.iy of Februari. nnia. 1 wns so' united administrator of tbe e>- tiitout said Mary Anderson, decea-ed. and nil parlies I..1,1111.- rltiiuis against tlie said e.-tal- areiii".iiy rsQOlrod tofurutsb sums properly vrntieii to in-, 1 11 or btilur.-lll-l dny nf M .rcli. ii««. And all parti s ludubled to Bald estate nro required to pay lbs annum of iheir indebtedness 10 me forthwith. GEO. 8. M'CAHTKII, Official administrator. Datsd the 2Sth day of February, 1808. W1288 NOTICE To the Rjv3lsiuk8 Public We .olir.it vmir patronage to Revelstoke'R FIKST WHITE LAUNDRY, (iood work uml satisfaction guaranteed. Silk and Fancy Work Ironing a Specially Revelstoke Steam Laundry .1. C. HUTCHISON, Prop. NOTICE SHANGHAI RESTAURANT SO MOW* JIM SAM, Props. Open Day and Night .Special attention given to Supper Parties A banquets Meals, 250. Meal Tickets, S5.60 HKT THE HA MIT OPPOSITE Y. M. 0. A. mmmm■■tBF"™"™ ""f UNION HOTEL RESTAURANT NEW MANAGEMENT Meals at all Hours Everything Up-to-Date Stewart McDonald, - Mgr E.W.B. PAGET Express D raying Stora?e All Kinds of Light and H tavy Hauling Undertaken SAFES, PIANOS, ETC. Dealer in Wood, Coal and Feed. Phone 71. House Phone 7 D. GALLICANO Baker, Confectioner Grocer Restaur in' and Furnished Kooms Meals frum 25c. Up. Second Street, ■ East End CLI^t^TLOUCS Mauufiictured for nil classes of buildings CEM NT AND LIME FliR SALE FIRE CLAY A3 Fli.t BRICKi for laid in large nr nintll quantities ut tlit; lowest, prices for cosh. Ulklndi of imiLiiru hii i ulaatorlng iiinloniikor. A. P3AD0LM1,- RE/cLSTOrU \J< Telatekc I,mid iJinrii'i. Dlnrlt't..( Well Kuntenav. lake UOllUfl H.at I, Y U. •iraunn, Of Niki.ni>, hree .Miner, intend ion |-1\ im npecisl liii'ii- 06i to cut timber Irom (lit* luilowiug described lands: 1, Coiumeneing hi a post planted about too (uiil- ii-mi pOHl of T, i. J.\.'i.i mul i iinniuc "iith 160 ohgdua, theuce wont it' obalhl, tbenou imrtb LfiOchfUtUi iti unco oust in chains in point n( comiiieuueuieui. 2, Commencing at a poit planted on lhe iiorth*wo«l coruer of Limit No 1 and rulining went 80 chains, tbeuce uor b HO chains, thenoe •mm tto chaitiH, llninc m».uli HO chains tu point 1)1 CUMIIlt'llCUIIIUUL, a Coiuuiuncing at a pout planted on or near the 8. W, corner uf P, L So, 7Ilii, and running MMithhO chains, thi'iH-i- iH-,1 H . lulua, .thenee uorth HO chains, theuce west (to chains to point, ' I ' Dill !llflli'»-lll''lll. lulled Dec. 14, iuo7. 4. Commencing ut a poit plantod on ur near tbe B.W. corner uit l. No itt.vH.1, and running M>uth too chaina, id. in.- en-1 i<< i (...mi., tbttUOe norlli Itto Obi'lnii thuuee next io chain to point oi t'oiniiienc.•ment, b. t.'iiiiuuciiijinK ut a poit planted on or near the h K, corner OfT.L. No 10,24'i. and ruu- mux wi-Ain ohalns, thence houth l<>M chaini, theueu i If.i n> chaina. iheticu north 160 chalua to point o( coinineucemuut. 0. Commencing el a poit plant* d ou ur ucnr the :-.U I'l.iinl nl lltiiluT l.linil No, 10388, ami i un in nn Mint li lo r Imi.it. thoucveant Ittochnlhs, thenee north 40 ebalmi, thenue wtst n.o ubalim tU pOllll Of eoilllll'llr lllll III. I'atcd 1'i'ir i« JV07. 7. t'oiiiinem Ing at a KWt plauted un or near the | K. eurner of Timbur J hull Nu iu,'*!4u HOd running north M chains, tbotiiu east 10u chaiiiH, thuuee south 40 cliains Uivuco went 100 uhalUH to puint <il euuiuicureineul. Dated Dec it*, Itfn; sal fob ID K i). HTHAUHH. NOTICE Curilxrii Land District. Distrlet of Oariboo, Tnke uoLicu that I Alnxnuder UrHau Latimer of Kevnlrttoke, occupation ('miner, Inland to apply for n IDjMlaT timber licuueo over the fOUOWing doHcrilwd lauds: 1, CunimeiiuiuK at a (Mint plnuled un the right liauk uf Little Bmoky Ulcer, about one mile from the riiuutb, thenee west I0O chaluH, theuae uorth 40 chains, theuuo oast MO ohulux, thence Nuiith 4') chains to point of cummenoo* ment and t tainini- titn acr-ci mure ur Ions. I, Oommanoing at a ixist pluntml nn the left hank of I.M tin Hmoky Hi ver, ii I I .nut miln from tho mouth, Uionoe east lOOobunii tbeueo north tneliinii', thouce wnHt IMi.chnlii'., tbenne mhiiii 40 eliiiiii- tu iHiJufofcommenooiuout uud cuntniiiinr 040 aoros moro or Ions. H. Cummenoliw ut a |aiHt plantod on tbe tight bank of Llttlo Smoky Kivur nhiiut I', mile ■ frum tho tiuiulh, thenco ttto chnliiH west theuce nurth Id chains, (hence east 100 ohuliiH,' Iheneo Mouth 40 obalni tnpuiutuf ouiumnnee- niunt nnd eontaluliiK 010 iiereH mure ur less. 4. CgmmouciiiKnl n wist planted ou tbe loft hunk of Little Hmoliy Kivor alamt H mllos fiem the mouth, thonco mui 100 chains, thouce north 40 olialiii, theie e wimt 100 oliHiua, Uioiicu south 40 chains to point uf ooinmeiiuement mid cuiiiiiinitiK tllO ucroH more ur loss. !i, CommnucitiK it a im»k( plantod on iholnft hmik of Llttlo Hmoky Kiver. .ilatul 2 mllus from tbe tuoiilh, IhfiiieouiiHt Wl ehaiiin, thence north no <'im in., tfaanea wait so obalni, theuce lovtu rtn . imiii to iKiinl of noinineiH'emeiit, aud eon* tuiiiliiK iii" neron more ur latt, H. CumiuoiicliiKal I nod. planted on tbe rltfhl I-p.I. ol Little Hmoky Itivor, > ^ miln*- from iho month, tbonoe west .-i ■ hum.,, ti,„inn north Wl eh ii int., tli'uifo oast HO chains, thoncu south KO ehalic Ut puint of ciuiimoucoineut, noiitniuiut* 040 aorai mora or Iomm. Dated Doc. IVth. 11*07, wed flbN ALKXANDKH MoIUK LATIUKU. To Trappers Raw Purs Bought Cash Prices Paio F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs Canadian Pacific Atlantic Steamship Line StjSn iAIllfKlJ LiverH Hut, Feb. ai. Lk. Manitoba Fii. Meb.ii. 10i.ii> Ireland Sat. " II. I,k.rli;iiii|ibiiu I''eli2ll Fi-I. " 90, lOiiip. Britain Moh. n Hal. " '2H. Luke Erie, " II Winter Season From St. John KMI'KKSSKS 1st, I'lusH gnili Class ,irii. Clnsi $Ho no $4 i) $iH 75 I.AKK MAMTOI1A ini. Class snd, Class .inl. Class |6j iki $4i 50 $i? go oiiiiu i.Mii: Boats indi Class 3rd, Class $45 00 $27 go Cheap rates io Atlantic Seaboard polnls ill eiinni'i'tioii with "leaiii- sbip tlikelH Passengers booked to Norway. Sweden, Antwerp, Hamburg and all iitbi'i i'iiiiiIne lal porta, For further information apply to T.W. Brad-haw, E.J.Coyle, Agent,, . A.G.P.Ai Roveletoke, Vanoouver, DON'T MAnitv, DOCTOR ur doNpiiir. "Don't do a thine " till you seo clenrly whuls boat by aid of "Flashlights on Human Nature" 1 nrlh ,, ,'i ! ihifi'-t, 1 . . 1 , ■ * ri boo 1 ■■ null i- that • I*-X'tn-i.-i M'i;*!«. Latlroeroj Heve itoke, 1'.. ('., u.. iiji.ttiuii ■ iu -wi. n,i. tidi 1- aiiplj fur ;i r>pecla] timu-r liueuae o«r ilit (..lluw in.; deseribed lands: 7. CoiumeuciuK at a post p]nntctl nntbelefl bank ul 1I1. Little Hiuek) river, about ibr eiutle*- fr in it^ in..mil uui marked * A M Lti vv corner thuuee ease 11m i'n;nn.. Uience nurtb 40 cbajrts ih.-nee weat 10 oliaina, tbenco -ouiii tuch&bu u. point ot euuiuianceuitint ami eontatmni M0 acr*rn inure or les.1. 8 Com in'iieing .11 a poat planted on tba right bank of the Little smoky rirer an*.ui ihrt-e uuu-a from tba rooutb and marked A M.l. 8.B. corner,' lii-nrc west iou chalna, thenc-* north 40 ebauu, thence ea.tt mu ebauu, theuce sooth 10chains to point ot cummanoanant and containlni *>tu aorea more or Iumm. 9. Ootnmenolna at a poat planted on tlie lpfi ii,ink 1.1 the LittleSuioky river at>uui three au.t on« naif miles from its moutb and marked ''Asii Li s.W. coiner," tbenco easl 1* chains, thew 1 nortn 10 vliauis, tbenoe west Ifiu chalna th nn .south 4U chaina to point ot cum mencement uui. cuulaiuuiK til" acraa mure ur lesn. In, Commencing at a p-.,t planted on the right hankof thu Little Smoky river anout three an.. one-half null's trum nu mouth ami marked "A M L S.K. corner," thence weet lriu chaina, tnenct. OOrth 40 Chaini, theme east loo iliaiu-t. the-u. t ■outh io ehaUu to point ol tommencement au- - ■■•ni.iiiinit: t>4' inu-.- more ur lenu, 11. Commencing at a p<>-.t plai.te.1 .01 thr led liank uf Hit- Little Smoky n»«r about lourmilei from Ita mouth and marked "A.m.i,. S.W.corner tbenoe cu»t so chain* Uience north 80chalna theuce west 80 chain.i, lbeuce Bi.utt) &} Chalna to puint uf commencement and oontalolng mo aorea more or lens. 12. CommencinK at a poat planted ou the riahl bank uf the Little Hmoky nver »'. ..,t four »ue? from its uitiuth and marked "A M.L. s.K. comer, thence »ent -< chams, thence north BOcbalna thence east 8u 1 Iiains, theuce south SO chain* to point of commencement and containing iMOaoraa mure ur less. Hated Dec. 17th, 1907. 13. Commencing at » poit planted on tba left hank Of lhe Little Smoky rirer about live mile*. from its mouth and marked "A.M.I.. S.W.corner.' tlience mirth bv cliains, thence eaat su chains thence south 90 chaius, thence weat s0 chains to puint nf Commencement and euntaiuuiKUOacrei ni'Ti- or less. Li, Commencing at a post planted 011 the Mi hank uf the l.itiie Smoky river about aix miles from its mouth and marked "A.M.L JS.W.corner, theme xouth 8u chaina, theuce eaat W chains, thence north 00 chaina, theuce west so chains to point of commencement and containing tuu acres moru or less. lb. C'umtueticiutt at a pest planted mi the left hank of the Little Smoky river about six mUea from its mouth and marked "A.M.L. S.W.corner,' theuce north MJ ohaiua, thence east oO chains, thence suuth >-u chaina, thence weal Oh chains to puint of commencement and containing 04U acres more ur leas. 10. Commencing at a post planted ou the right bauk of the Little Smoky liver about tieven miles from its mouth and marked "A.ML. N.W corner," thence south 80 chains, thence easl 80 chains, thence nurth Su chains, tlience neat 80 chains to puint of commencement and containing MO acres more or teas. I?. Commencing at a poat planted on tbe right hank of the Little Smoky river about aeven muea from its tmuitli and marked "A.M.L. S,W.corner," thence north &0 chains, thence eaat 60 chains, thence south 80 cliains, theuce west 80 chains to point of commencement and containing 64' acres more or leas. 18. Commencing at a post planted on the right bank of the Little Smoky river about eight mile* from its iiioiirh .in.l marked "A.M.L. N.W.curner," thence aouth bO chains, thence eaat 8U chaiiia, thence north 80 chaina, theuce west 8*1 ehains to point of commencement and containing (HO acres more or lesa. 10. Commencing at a post plauted on the right bank of the Little Smoky nvtr about eight raiJes from the mouth and marked "A.M.L. S.W.corner," Uience north 80 chains, thence east -" chains, thenee south 80 chains, theuce treat r-0 chains to point id commencement and containing &4<j acrea more or less. 20. Coinmeiuing at a post plauted on the right bank of the Little BmoL) river aboul uiue mUea from its mouth ami marked "A.M.L. \.W.corner," thence suuth 80 chains, thuuee east ,•»■ chains, thence north 80 chains, theuce west 60 ehams to point of commencement and containing Mu acrns more or less. 21. Commencing at a post planted on the right hank of tue Little Smoky river about nine muea from its mouth ami marked "A.M.L. S.W.corner," thence nortn go chaina, theuce east t>u :baiua, theuce south qo chains, ihence west bo chaius to point of commencemeut and containing 04j acres more or less. 2i, Commeuciug at a post planted ou the right bauk uf the norm fork, of tUe Li t.e smoky river aoout une milt* frum tue fonts and market! "AM. L. S.W.corner," thence east loO ch-.uu, thence norlh 40 cbaius. lbeuce we»t 100 chains, tn- n .- south 4o chaius to point uf commenevment una containing wu acr»» mure ur le»a. 28. Coiumenuiug at a post planted 011 the right bank ot Hie in.1.1. tora ai tue Little onuay nVer about one mile trum the turka aOj maraeu 'AM L. SK-coruer,' thence west i*>; 1 nam., thence north io chains, thanoa east leu OMUOa, tueuce soutu lo chains to point of commeucement aud containing mu acres more or less. Dated Pee. iqui, 19o7. 34 ' oiiiiu.- i$ .11 .1 pn-i planted on the right bank ut tbe east torn ul uia LtltlvS-auay roei Hi. il 1 1. .,. pUiltl Ul C'.ltl- uk) ■ .80 .-i.-vllia ' - ■ - - -' 1 l.-s in. ue i...un nj 111*.1 ..l4 Oi. * ' • - _ -.. -- pus i>'..Mie.. on Un a •■! Ui *«-. 1 <> 01 tue 1 iti.t oo ■■"Ul 1 -fcU aoU "in.- 1 .til uule*. fiuit. Lot. UUsTkeil 'A Mi., ft tl, euiUel, lliuliie clialHB, tlJi'Ltct c*-1 en uu Ule, thence aoUlu &J c(t .in,. Hi-net* v,u-l 00 cuaius to poiut of com. meiiueoaeut aud con nmiiig • * ■ atr. a muie m iea&. il i. uiiiIulU' Uig at a pobi piali.eu on 11k- r.gbt "auk ul iltti'a*. li,.ai/I tin- L.ltle btuukj liver aouut uiue ami oue-u-i.l mUea lloui tue turaa and uaiii'i A.ii.L. .N.W .torn i, tbenoe east bO luuua, Uieuce ouutn t*o tnaina, tbeiiue mlsi eu riialna, Uieuce n^iiii oo (.hams to -oiui ot com* ustnc ui-.nl ami tuijmuiiuti i+>- ai run mute or Jess. .- t ..ii.i^i in t..t .1, I, c ■, pbuitwd on ibe iigut bMiik if Um 'mi lura. ui .ii. i.i.ii- *>iii.i>.i iiTcr ..i-i...L nine auu . nt.--i.aii uii.ni ttuut 1U1 luiaa *nd maiked 'A.M.L. S.W eurner. luetic* uuitlt *-0 ......:..-, tbaoee etut eu tu», iueu^« m ..u aO cbaius, thwnce Hsat &.■ en.... ■■ ^uii.1 ot cum- meuceuivut atte eontaiUiug Otu a-.rv» wore ur list*. la, . ".*. .-oi,. iur a( h pnsl piautvu m, luv tight u..UK ol lite caal flltk Ol tin- tiliii .Inin.) i.UT . UwUt tail ...ki w.n ■;.,.,I unit's lu.il. tile luiss -»i O markod "A.M.L. .N.W.curner, tbtiUie eaat 8U Daina, tbeuc« suuin au mains, lueuce mjtiail . .ia.Ua, Uience uuitu so cbauu u- pomt ui mn- men smentaod cuuiaimug Uc acres u-wit* erlesn. 4*. luutiuebn. f. -ii a puSt piiillted OO lUe right utauk uf Ute ■ .-vi :i'i» ut tbe Lu.Ua bmuky n>er .uuiit leu auuuii. I..I! BlUoa 1 iwlu lUe lurkn and marked "A ji.L. S.W.corner,' tbeuce uuiih oO .....;.~ theifc« euat e ■ cbailis, theuce auUtU 10 uauie. tue rn. e »e*.t bu cuaius tupuiutof com- ..-•■i. ' ;..tin ana containing i-i acre* a.ore er leaa. i'.i.".. live, t'.ith, i,.j:. *i. i oaiuieuciug at a po-i plauted uu '.be right iMtik nf tbe eaat lurk ul the Little Bmoky river Abuut eleven and >nv-half miles ii.nu tu« lurkn mi marked A.ML. s.W .corner,' ibence north 10 cbaius, tbeuce east v chains, thence aouth a0 cbaius, tuence weat au chains Lo point of commencement and cuutaiuing tao acree more or leaa ie. Cummeucing ai a poat planted on tbe right n.tuk ot Uie east lurk of tbe Little Smoay nvei sii-uiu ileveo and une-half mUea trum the furkn aud marked * a.M L. N.W .corner," thence east 10 iduUna, tbeuce mnitb 60 chains, thenoe weal oo chains, tbeuc*- nurth bo chains tu poiut uf cum* lueiiceuielil md cuulainiu*- 040 acrea more or lesa. 47. Commencing at a puai planted on the ngnt uank of tbe eaat lork oi the Little amoky nver dibout twelve anu ene- jalt miles from the lurks and marked "A.M.L, >.W.corner," theuce east *■ babu, tlience aouth eu chains, tbeuce «e*. su uu.i.ii- ifiriii't' noith 8u chains to puint et com menoement and coutainiug otu acres mure ur ieoa «a. louiiui-ncing at a pust plantwl on tne riaut bank of tne eaatioikot the Liiileamuky nvei Airuuiu*in; and one-halt nudes from tbe forka aiidiuttiked A-M.L H. W.ouruttr," tuence nurth eo cnains, ihence eaat *sj cliains, Uieuce lotttll OO chains, thence weal o\i cb.i.ii- to point uf cum* uieucuinetit and cuiitaiuiug ulu acrea tuore ur less. 4v. (. uinmeucing at a punt planted on tne ri#;ht hank uf tue east lurk ut the Little bmoky river <*b..ut tniiteeii and one-ball mUea fiom tlie forks and marked "A.M L. N.W.curner," tbenoe eaat bo Chaius, thence aouth ni cbaius, tlience weat bo chains, theuce nurth oo chalne to point of com meuceiueut and containing 04u acres mure or leas. bo. Commencing at a poat planted on tbe right bank of the east lurk of the Little bmoky river about thirteen and uue-half miles from the forks aud marked "A.M.L, S.W.curner," theuce nurtb ou chaina, thence eaat io chains, thenue south eo chains, theuce weat 80 chains tu puint of commencement and containing G4U acres mure or )«ea. 61. Commencing at a post plauted uu the right bank of the easl fork ut tue Little Smoky river about fourteen und one-halt miles from the forka and marked A.M.L N W.corner," UunceeaatW Chalna, tbenoe -.outh -a chains, tbeuce ■■*.-»;. &u chains, tlience north bu chauis lu pomt of coin* mencement and containing bii acres more or lesa. bi. Commencing at a ptjst plauted on the right bang of the eaat lurk uf the LitUe Smoky river abuut fourteen and one-half miles frum the forks and marked ■ AM L, s W.cunier,'thence norlh >i chains, tlience east eO chains, thence auutb SO chains, theuce weat tM chains to point of com* ineucement and couuining b4u acrea more or leas. Laud Lee. Si st. lo.:. ALKXANUEii McKAh LATIMKK. wedjan xl* Locator. MAIL CONIKACT. oile-u. iron ,,e lo iN,vV.ooruer, uieuce suuoi Mcuaui*, easl jo cuauin, tfauni e Ourto eu i B-uu •■ est an i iiniiii to pumt oi t-OiU me live meal taiuiugtMo aur. a mure <>t ie»a ' mg .it .i pu-»t ui iiued uu the ri*;11 SEALED TENDERS, addreaaed to tbe Pust* mabter (ieueral, wul be rttcoitod at Ultawa until Noon, uu Friday, the Luu .March, 1*4, tor tue conveyance uf ia.; Majesty s Mails, ou a proposed contract fur lour >uars, as Ooscribed between propuaed street Leiter ikum* aud tho h>vyi-:.)ka Fust Ullice, irum tue Poatmaator tieueral'e piea->ure- Priutod uotices cuuteiuiug farther inforaa* liuu as lo cuiiditioua uf pruyustal . uutruct m ty be *>eeu aud biauk luruis ul louder may bo obtained ai tne Pu»t Uib a at Ueveistoke aud at the odice oi tbe Pust Otfke luapecior, Po-.l UllKe l^.-sptt' Lur : UiUce, V^UCUUVOr, B.C. 31st January. 1;*.5 JOHN B (iKEENFLELD fob j lw for 3ws Pust Odice Liapector. NOT1CK Kevelstoke ...m.i m-uric- Diatriel ui i^eat f'ooteuar. Take uotne thai 00 days after data I lot aod to uppiy to the Chief Comtniasiuuerof Cauda aud fturkafuf periuiaaiou iu purcnase the fui* lnWJI-g ilesi ru>ci i&u<L>; Oumoiouctifg ui * p.iai plented ai iue north' **a>. v luti ut L .1 .*jj u 1, -»u r.-., i\.»*sr, lu ..llc--li.il) ut ll ule Iloiu lia.lls .u 0..111. lull .un out. oik ul nail 1 i.r lesn. Wl plWUsSMl "II tile righl .tie i.ulie o.nu ) n*>r lie* trum uit.-lor .a alio Her, UlHlhM) aou.U » ftfrfWl UleilC* il'/tll OO marked ' A .ut. ti,»% cuaui., theme .-..-t eu uiiaoua, tn«u u *-.-s. »> uiiatun io po.ut oi u'W no uueiii* ut and conutuimg otu a ti- more ur u.»3 •J 1. Cum.in ii' ink at . ponL piaiite 1 uu tlie r.gut li.tuk ut the dual fork ul tue Untie ft.nok; itVit auuutuueaud uuo*Uaif uiiea it<»u Ui* forat aim .11.lifted 'A M L. ft. u dIihI, l..-.iu« UUtlU O . n.iiiin, Utt-Uue wUt 8-< cii.sina Uioecti -tuutu 01 ,'iiiiiii.., UKiiiv rival ou cbauu .u pumt ol IMU- meiicuiueiii ami uuuuuuwg 0i 1 acres mote m loaa. ii, OouimeuoUig ai a puat planted <>n tne n*iii b.ink of me 1 .mi jura ui tue untie omuk) nvei aoout mu ami uue-nu.li muea frum thu furfcaanu ni.n 1.00 A.M.L. N *V .coiner, Uience auutb tbi clntui*. Iiii lice oast 1-AJ .U.ilin, tbe.ice uonu * iliailla, in. iue wesi luu cUiilis t.. point ul iuih' luuiicuiueiit ami cuulaiiullg b*u a* res more Of leaa ^U Cu1u111-.1i1.-u1g at a po*»t piauie.l mi ttie rigbi Isiiik uf in.) ea.it. fork uf Iue l.itiie ftuioky ritr 1 abuut twn an 1 UIR-11.1I1 milea inun in (oraland iii.nk.nl '''.Al L. ft. rt", lUiuer, tueuce uuitn »y . 11,iiiii. ihuiicu eaat ieu iitiainii UieU *■ xouiu n cliaiAa, Ihence weM lo*r ObaUU to point Ol rvui nil-pi riuent aim cuulatlltag Mu ut'lei uiuie of lu»* SO, Uomineneini at a noai planted mi Uu ng'n lunik uf the eaat fork m tim bun -,i.- k> n>< about four anu onedutlJ tnlloafrom tue loraaaao m<Llk'Ht 'A ->l L. N.W .miner,' tnelice aoUih liu I'luiitis, thein.e t-.i-t 4o chaina, Ibuncv uuitb loo ch.tllia, thuuee wea. 4u chuins to |»uiiil uf c iu- luenceiueiil and containing Un a< TOM more or U-m HI. Cuiiimeiii'ing ii..* poat plsiited on ih*, right bank of tin- uaat furk 01 the Little atnokf nvei about four und nimhall milin from the lu.ks Mini marked "A.M.L. I.W. corner," tbanoa north lu ehaiiM, tbanoa east no ohalnij tbanci iwnUi n CUama, tbanoa w-eat AU ehaina lo point <<t eon* menoament ami soaiittUnj oiu aataa mure or leaa H t'uiiiini'm-iiig at a po*l plaiiled on tha right hankof the east furk ul the Little in, .) rnei it bout four and ulie-half uillei (ruin lho forka ami imirked "A.M.L. N.K. euriier,' tbeiue aouth I0u . I,.un ., thence weat 4u c halua, thvbte n nb IM chains, ihence east 4" chaina to pi.hit of ooiu iiiwiM-Htiiortt and ceiitaliiing ft I" aafM mora ur te«a. XI. Cnmuisiirlng at a poat planted on tha tight hank "f the saat fork uf the Little Mmohy nver almut live and one half miles (mm the furke ami marked "A-M.L. n.w. comer,' tbanoa north IB chains, (hence wast Mi chains, theuce south so ehains, tlmuce weal eO chains to puint nf com- iiiem-eiueiit aud cuiitainiiig Olu acres more or leaa 114, Commencing at a O'-at planted ou tbe righl hank uf thu uaat fork of Little SiU'ky river about live and one-half tadea from the forks and marked 'A.ML. .N.W.curner," thiiue eaat 80 chaina, thenee soutb HO chulrii, theuce went |0 chalna, thuiieu north BO chaini to poiut of rumiuancemeiit and cniitaifilng 040 acrea more or teas. If, Cmniiiencing at a puat planted nu the right bank uf the eaat furk uf the Little lOJOD rhei ■ ib.itn aix ami oni half milea from the forks and markod "A.M.L. S.W. cnriisr." thenes north au chalna, thenee Met Ml chaina, theme 4011th HJ 'inui-, ihenrs went m chaina lu puint uf ■ ■•w uieiieument and containing (HO acren more or I.«« .it; ('ummoneliig at a OOM plant*>'l uu the right hank uf the uaat fork uf fhe Little Baob river .ih.ini six aud one half mllea from the fnrka and uiarki.l "AMI. N.W.eurner.'' thenee east W) ehailtt, tli-'iii. -."Hi It .so iliinis, I li.'iir.- weat t«i ehitini, theuce north sn chains i*> pottU «f rum- meiiremt'iit and cotiUilning 040 acrew nm-e nr leaa Dated Dee. Itflh, iw. ou lu'itll Ii. dlHditMU, love, man liitrn ami patent«$«■ ToNh what you'd ask a doctor, lint dun't like In '-Ho p.'iKc-t, ilhi'tiruled, .•:> ri-u\>.; but to Introduci' II, woNoml ono only tn any adult for tioataffo, 1(1 renin. M HILL, PUB. OO. 129 Kaet 18th 8«reot, N1W YORK. ATTBNTION- M§u nnd Womtn wiintril bO livtrn haibnr trudV, I'liT. ('uiil «(*" in nil li-iitllng Aini'ii run rlllt'H. Hcwnri' nf iinll'itora—MoIit Bftihor Oolloge, a** GarrtJl Ht., Van- CMiivor, IJ, (!. Corn MOM ing nl a Mat planted mi th-< right uf the eaat fork of the Little Sm^kv rivor .ilioiit siM ni and mn' half milea from Ihe forta and bunk of the marked "A.M.L. N.W, Corner*" thence eaat tt) ehaina, tbiDOl aoulh gP chalna, thenre *•.-!-' chain*, thenee mirth go chaina >• point of com menrement ami ennuielng Oan acre* more or leaf i- Qonnonetng at-* pool j i.nr-1 n ■ • ■ ;.jit hankof tl a«t fork of the Little gaokl n»«r .ii.ost ..\.-n and one half mlh-a fruin the f'»rka ami marked "AMI, .1. W.corner,' thence nurtn go chaina, thenee *«ast HO chains, thenee anuth w> chain*, Homes went Hn chains lu puint '•' • •<■ in en rt* i u ant ami eunlalnlng Ole acrea more Of leaa HO, Commenring at a poat planted nnthe Hght hunk nf (be net fork *>> the Little Bmokj r...r abuui eight ami one half milei fmm Mi- forka and marked "A,ML, N.W.corner," thence eaat 00 t ru... n, ........ r , ny.. ......... ...eu. -• woe o .i -. i.m* U. L -. • *• -. u tiQui,. u.'l.b u. ku e IS <J>v4 iu; 1 nUO tt too. **-o. \A il>ui A AS, L _ INUllOi!! Uevelal >ke Laud Distriet, li...ir.ct ui »»-aat Jtuutauiajr. Xasu u./iictt tuai i, 4 1) ugat of N.,kn-p i -a|H tiU) !■'• ■■•' i i*' ■»,■,'■> ■•( s-U' iiiiealiru .u pur* I... e .1, . luUuwtug .in.- Mi .-.J im..I.i. i i.-ii.i,...■■...«; ..i ■» puat plauted at 100 N. W. Coruer ui ij... N". .ill,, 1 uuu.ug mjUIU M CUaiUS, ■ •-.. o mui M ou t.ua, UHhwa uonu _u cuaius, tn.te u-.-l -Oi tiitiu- ." ,n.i.i. oi C"U»u.eucoui*-ul. .J.i.e i .it; IJ*,., itfji. JcllO JUt UAL, jau 4 sat u iit-wsr. A^eut. iNUilCL Kovelsloke l.*a . vu ti i, Lisiriii ul tto>t MHtituMj. lege notice that Ll) .», freeman, uf Kaalo, mi.," iu,-»nuu JSiuer lUivo iu a^*pj> luf a ■paetal uivuce over tne luiiuwiug described laudo; i. commeuciag ai a p at plauted uu ibe .test lastta ut umi - iraaati n i«iies Irum *ue i.ar- naau - 11er no i hOuui - Uiiien nutib vejiuny uTwtf tba M e Ouruarol l.-. *^>, ■.. l m u.e Meal 4 - cbsiui. iue..ce uortb loo u-liui, lbeuce I'lulkituaiiu, Iheui-e toUtu iOo euaiua lo iue p.iOt ul ■ .iiim.iniiii'ui. .' Couiuieuciug at a pual plau.eduutbe ir-*a| bsua ol loin Croat, g u.i.e- .roei tne • atdeau uiver and si.oi.i. miloa uunh .asierly .. in i..e -■> (..,,.run ul Ui m., >■ 1, lUeiu-o • suti «o it. hj ii, theut-e Uurtu ieo chalua, tueuce Me«t locbaiua, iheui-e suum ieo euaiua to iue puiutuf commencement. 3, Couimeiiciug ai a poat planted ou the weat i.'i'i. ol i.'iiii i rtck, i-.j tulea Irom i-er O'-v mvur and abuut IH mi,.-- uurih euteriy irom the N b. curuer ul Loi eat, li< 1. lbeuce nuiib w chalna, lbeuce east luu ou->lQa, l em e aUBtb 4u«u.ma, theuce weat .t-lliheiua to Mi* |ioltil ol i oiniueiu vineui. 4 i umiueucing ai a poet planted on the we.i bank ni Win i reek. . *• wilaa irum the .•rdesu Ivvr aud about LM milea uurtu eaat, eny Irom tbe N. 1.. corner ol Imi e.tv, * 1, iheiict -.... in 40 chain,, ibeuce eaat 100 cbaina- thuuee uorth 40 chalua, tneuov wen ilu - u«iu« lo iue point ul eumweucemeut. ... i iijuiueuclug ai a uml plauted ou Ihu weal nana at Drill Creek, 2 muea from me i.ard. eu rOver and abuut 1 mile north eaaleny inuu the Hi h, coruer ol Lot akV, u 1, tueuce wr»i 4w chains, ihuuce uunh leocoalna, theoce eaat 10 euaiua, tuence aoeth iOOouaioa to the point ul cuiuinenceuieui. Dated Dec JHh, IWi. _ wed Jaa ti C. A. rhKkMAN, Notice to Millmen. 'IVmlcis will l„. n-ri'iii'il liy ilm iinj derslftliad up to tin- iWili d»y of Feb, ll>iH. fin thu purohAM of thu Canoe Cin-k Lumber ('o.'h pioperly lit SaI- iiiiiii Ann, II. 0.i cuiisistiiig of u saw mill wit 11 it cn|uici(v of twelve to fifteen tlniiiMiiiil ii'.'i per day. KverytliiiiK is ni'.. .mil in lli'si-I'lnss condition Inning ln'1'ii run only aIkiiiI three inonlhs. There in i. locoumtire boih'i 3ft h.p.; I I..H. 11x10 Clminpioii Engine; I lt.ll. .Sum I'Vaini' and MttiiiK"; IB.Il.H, cur- i ini"' mill four blocks; a 52 R. II. lint Inverted tooth saw; 1 saivdmt convey- ii .vu|, nil nttings; 1 Hdger, 1 Swing Saw; 1 Planer; ftlackiiiuilhs tools; Cooking outfit] 2 tennis hnniea; 2 aetls Inu ihsn: 2 wagons; 1 logging sleigh nn I all tlir Company'), interests in real nr other pniperty, pari irnlurs „f whicli mar Ik- nbtained by application tn the iinili'i'Mlgnvd. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. .!. W, MoOALLDM, Assignee, Haliuon Arm, II. C, THE MATLHERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C. NewSpring Good A Job Lot of Embroideries Manufacturers' Ends—not many— bought at a Bargain, \],i yards in Piece,—embroideries and insertion to match Corset Cover Embroideries at 30c. ! Nov; Spring 7 ess Goods I Lustres in Cream, Navy, Brown, Grey and Black. Voiles, Cashmeres, Suit- ings, Panamas, etc. Muslins—this Spring's showing, -a great and excellent values. vanetv Boots and Shoes This Department is full of New Spring Footwear, and comprises a lot of the latest fashionable makes. Miscellaneous Towellings and Towels, Table Linens and Napkins. Dressers and Stand Covers. OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST Money Refunded If You are Not Satisfied. CALL EARLY BEFORE STOCK IS PICKED OVER REID & YOUNG Vnu ciii -re Cn.pt. Jack nt the opera house, March 17t . In the I ,si edition uf ilm 1! C, (in zi tte tin' (ullow'ug appointments an iiiiniiiiiit'i'ii: Tu he members uf tin lloiril uf I' lien Commissioners fur ilu eily til Hi nisi, ke, Aid. (1. 8. McC.liter, Willis,I. Arms'rong. Tu hr members of lhe Bonn) uf Licensing Commissioners for the city of Rovelstuke, Al.l. W. A. Foote, W. VV. Foster. W hi. Humphreys tu he a clerk in-tlie office of (In- Government Agent, Ri-v el-loke, from July I, l!li)7. .^-. A .-1*. .-T. .-T. .r. A A ."li ."Ti i*1i 11*1 IJ,! H* '4.' 'J.' '+' '"• l*- 'J.1 '-J.1 '+1 'X '+' ♦f* FOR <|t Pure Drugs -•$» CarefulCompounding J* Prompt Delivery ♦fl GO To t|i Canada Drug 6- Book Co. Ltd, *|t +J» Revelstoke, B. 0. 3| Mail Orders Promptly filled Died HoK—At Port Alleghany, Pa., on Feb. 22nd, 1908 Mr... T. C. Hoe. Weather Forecast Saturday, Feb. 20.—Changeable, mild, probable light snow. Temp. Max 40: rain. HO. Local and General. Keep in mind the date Marcli 17th. The Supreme Court Bitting will be held iu Revelrtoke, for civil and criminal Cases, on May 5th. Kev. J H. Hodges will conduct the services in Knox Church tomorroiv on Recount of the absence of the paBtor who is ill. Monday. March 2nd, is the anniversary of St. David the patron saint ol Wales "Mar u Gaw yw Cymru i Gyd y Gwyr yn Erlyn y Byd." Snow sii'i.o have commenced, a heavy mass 70 feet by 8 ieet covering the track Od Thursday, at Clniiwilliuni Tralhc has uot been interrupted Tbi Selkirk I.edge, I.O.O.F., have arranged to bold a social and dance on April 27ih, being the anniversary of tbe fuiindatioii of the Order, llT/rS^Mfttl °are iW£2mW — STRENGTH IN OUR BREAD OUR AIM Is simply to supply our customers with the best the market affords. We carry a superb line of staple and fancy groceries. Everything selected with greal care. One trial will con- It pleases every family buying it. It is not only fresh but good in everv sense that word is used. Every loaf of bread baked by us is lit for family use, 10 matter how particular he family. HOBSOJSf An ezbibition of manufacturers, samples consisting of silk costumes, Suits, okirts and jackets, will be given st K'id i Young's store, Monday, March 2nd. YOU CANT MAKE ANY MISTAKE WHEN YOU ELY NICOLA COAL ■si REAL ESTATE, Accident; Life and K INC All) !•• I R & Anderson ST R ■fl Social and Personal . Perks Biuiir. bus returned from a will not .tenia,' .1. V visit to Mrs. C. A. Proounier ceive during Lent. Postmaster McR e lett ye morning for a visit tu the ea-t. Mrs. Kennedy, of Iilecillewaet, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.W. Kl-un Mr, ami Mrs. F. E. Sine have re turned from a visit, to Flie e.isf. A. E. Kiurniit returned yesterday from a Iri; to Banff aid oilier points. Sim y McRae, junior, was at home to his fiieiids on Wednesday afternoon it a birthday party. Miss Creight n's many friends will regret to learn that she is confined to 11 r room with a severe attack of la grippe. Miss Follick, uf Exeter, Ont., spent Wednesday in the city, ihe guest of vliss Hriniiici'iiibi-, while t-11 route to the coast. J. B. McKenzie and his bride arrived m Wednesday night from Scotland, mil will tnke up their residence on Se: ond St, west. The Very Kev. Dean Paget, of Calgary, Alberta, arrived here on Holiday night on a short visit to Mr. and Mrs C. B, Paget, Mr. and Miss Maundrell, who have ,een spending « few weeks in.the city with Mr. and Mrs. H. Maundrell, returned home An Armstrong on Wednesday A birthday parly given by Master Gerald Buck to the little folk took place on Thursday and was much enjoyed by lhe large number of children present. Rev. Dr. White, superintendent of missions, of the Methodisl church in B 0 , came into iho city this morning mi No. Oil and will be the guest of Kev. Mr. and Mrs. Hall until Monday. Dr. Hall will preach missionary sermons to-morrow morning and evening in the Methodist church. Mrs. W. Elson entertained her friends at progressive whist, Mrs. Haggen, Miss McCarter, Mrs. A. Y. Anderson and Messrs, W.M. Lawrence, E. M. Alltlin and .1. M. Doyle, being the prize winners. Thirteen tables filled the pretty rooms. A dainty supper 1 r night a most enjoyable evening to a close Bowling Contest There will be something doing iu tlie Bowling alley Monday nighi al 7:30—a championship game between the " Western Wonders " and the " Stars 1 f the K.ist " The losers to give an exhibition in the swimming pool. Spectators invited Basket Ball Last Wednesday evening the Sham- INSURANCE: -Fire MONEY TO LOAN ruck basket ball team went down to defeat nt the hands of tbe strong Road team, who now top tlie league. The game, though inclined to be —~ : *" r ,:.•':. .vi- vi ry f:i-t and brilliant plays The Ladies' Aid ol St. Andrews The first of a series ol -ucial even- were quite common. The noticeable Church intend holding s basket social . ings in the V M C. A will lake place (eHtur,. uf tU cveni w„, New,orae's in the Selkirk Hall on lluir-day. Monday evening. All men are wel- ,-, ., , ,, March IO1I1. oome. scoring ability,—the ball was mag- rrect an item in social and Mr. Cross, president of the Calgary j-„ r ,- H a ol Port v ■ „h.„v neti'"li "1;"" '"! K"1 hj» nmd hook, pen 1 last week. Tne social and Board of Trade, ba. stated that the ,., ,.,,.,. ,,,..' , '.,, ,;'*'"-, ""' An-Vl"'w be couldn't miss the dance which wa. stated to have been Oomini,,.. government have praetio- ,,.,..„. , , - - ..Vim-' basket, Next Wednesday night the KIWn by Mr. and Mrs D, Jackson was „,, deejd»d t„ erect a ,.111Ilinilin l" ' '..,.' ' "" ,,, l»,v of Mr.- ,;„,,.„;,,,,,„,„, .,,,„„ ft „„,„, given bv tne UsOurue Brothers. < ,,, ,,,,,.;,,„, i„ ,i,„ u,,Pi... m ,„„.«;„• ' Sanatorium in the Kooic*, .Mountains | team meet the shop* and offices This The experiment oi introducing tbe for tuberculosis patients. The Edison Harlir Theatre, under L,i| be , hard same as Vrd Bradker 1 Mi.A into Russia baa been 10 sua Keid A Young received word from the management I Lemhke A North ,,111 be sure to have a good team out. oeas ul at 8t. f'twsburg that aoian the Salesman, who was to have shown ■ '"•■- " ' Mondays, 8boM the Shop* win, it ties three '•'a;*:i:'' ruble* has been ,,mp|M at their Store 00 Friday ":'>" ' ' ■■ ' Saturday Men ., |£- t, „„. nml| „.„,„ ";'1' b-v l 'Women* for- it* sup- be will be in town on Monday and will ™n>« ■""■ Songs Prices lie. aod win .,.v h,M ,ne championebip P"rt- lhe pleated to show lamplea of silk Wo nailed down. Gel out snd see the K bert G inthony entertained a la-ge coats, suits, oostumea and dreaaea and n die ce ui the Opera House on W'.M- to take orders, uesdsy night, Alter tin-in. r ilu.-" i |i,- Morrison has gone to Cbioegn Gsntb.i y sn • 10-i''.n.| ..ny to take up a su weeks course '■i' Istnke !■•- Icli dla ,- p..-: graduate dental work, meb u U" nt. rtaiiui.'-n- pr.v.ini porcelain and 1 rVhili there .'• .. l'i' ityle of performance he will make tody m old hardly appeal to « meth ida uf li «■ -, ii .,.:.... • •. mg tin 11 awing 0. n. .aiif,y. hi,i] i: ii llj , isufi ,1 tne elaborate favorable criii'ilamt whiob heralded tin- arrival :' this c mpaoy here Tbe program could bsve been better chosen and was bj 1. oeam typical of this cl.is- of entertainment such as Mr, Grossmith ■ r Mr. Coroey Grain or Mr.Melbourni Bpurr bave given, Mr. Ganthouy ia undoubtedly a clever man and his burlesque terniona and quirk change descriptive pieces deserve credit. Miss Fairfax, pianist and Miss Manners, In Isdist, lightened the program with musical selection!. I. nduo leading dentist ".-lit Chicago, Bev, .1 K Rol it'-on . nmittei 1 . • ■■-• ■ ...i let alia ol the eeremoniea till next Item ■ .on \ti Begbie I 11 K were at home to tln'ir friends lasl nighi in tbs p, -■ I '■• o ill .1 large crowd ul guests itti ling Musi sarda snd -' ni nt* ■ '.!-.■ ided ■ < dan s issed st ..,, , ,■ . . vening, 1 hi ,1 all tbi 1 . Willi -Ollll' III I IIH md profess in in A lull t" regulate tbi tale of patent mi die ties ■■ 11 Inl rod urn d it 1 be lit. ting of the Hun 11 tba other day by \i 1 Manson (Oswdoey) It provides thai t he formula or prescript on shall im pn 1 ted on the outside of eaob to tils or pickiigc mi piiin uf a heavy line Tin. bill is to ko mil. force A igusl 1008 .- in 1 1,. School Attendance. iittcndanci .it the public schools THE CHURCH'S POWER Service as Well as Worship is Coming Into Prominence. 1' stuns of nil churches will rend the following clipping from the Presbyter ian of recent date with sympa'hetic interest The idea of -oivice ns well 11- worship is coming more and more in to prominence in the church of today nnd the organi/.ii'.inns that, primarily met fo" public worship are now beconi ing hives si industry in Christian elV. rt. The mticle which follows is un editorial from a recntlssii": "There is in all churches 11 large amount of uniiBcd talent and unharnessed power. The problem of the unemployed is as real in lhe church us iu lhe economic realm, There nre hundreds uf men and women whose idea of church membership is to at tend ihe BorviceB with greater or less regularity; to pay a share of the cur rent expenses, and to live a fairly decent life. They mny lie pointed to as models fur "their diligent attend ance un the means of urace" and yet the spirit of unselfish <e vice may be entirely lucking in lhe! 1 lives. Some clue to the wrong conception of what church membership involves may be s. found in the fact tl.n' ue speiik ol attendance at worship us being at the "service.'' To sit in a comfortable and well-appointed church; to listen ton clnnr uf well-trained voices, nnd to hear a stimulating and well delivered sermon does not involve much of self- denial. It is not service, but rather a preparation and stimulus for service The man who is constantly receiving without the giving out of himself in some definite form of service is doing himself 11 serious wrong. He is (level oping into a religious pauper. The minister lias cause to be anxious when Ivs people neglict the assembling ol them.elves together. He his quite as great cause to be anxious about, tne man who mistakes equipment for service for service itself, and who is liv ing his life ns sellisblv as if Christ had never lived and ns if lie had never died." (T for , ' vmae fo low. ral orni d yesterday morning from attending Prci hytery meeting at Kamloops, He la ,u present confined tu 111 '"I by si.,k- iii-s- 1,111 mil likely he around again in ii few days, He reports nne of the i.rgcst and mosi Interesting rmetinga which the Presbytery has ever hi Id. Km- Father Peooul. o M 1 , has ii-t received notice of his change from u.'\ 'I"!"1 "iam**" '""'' I'1'"'" Revelstoke to tbe Coast. Rev, Father VVedneiday evening ol this week at Coceola will succeed bim as pastor of "'" M«hodist Peonage. The son St Francis church. Father Pecoul (fWing^partiei were D I - 1 Pub . - . .nl—Div I. " — " II III IV ' V ' VI ' VII vm .'.:t 1 x uu M 17 n :i2 49 11 ii K t I im :<2 BI B6 BI 56 BS.B0 MH.Dl B8 B8 gH SO '.)l 07 H.r, 86 For Strained Muscles \NI' lllll'ISI'S Thomas' White Liniment Till mu I .ilVi'iliV" lilliln thi- market -nl on J',r.. unil 50c. Per ll.,tl ■ [WALTER BEWS, ■ Dri c .im .<■ Si Phm. B. \ I H'.S'KU bus made many friends during his ; work ill tie' 111 niatry here nnd a gi'iit-ral rcgrel will he lull nl, his loss. The Department of tbe Interior has issiiprt a most valuable pamphlet en- I tillM " Canada's Fertile Northland," [accompanied by maps ol the territory described The Information cont lined I in the book coiiipii 11 large ranga and full of iiitoresting n ading boaldi I In ing I'ltn lili'ly list ful nli'l sl.iinii j latlng and it preaonted in n most ! readable und Interesting form The, illUtl rations, ot which ll or • ,np 1 I large number, uro bin piocoi of work I ninl well soleotcd, depleting scenes nt | I Viirious puinlH of lhe great nurtIiiii■ ! This pamphlet ought to have a whlo I olrotllal i"ii nnd nid . 01 iilioiibly in ' iidvi itiling 'im country nud it. rt j souroos, being undoubtedly a valuable ptlhil'lllio: Henry l'egg, nnd Miss Blisan Inn,. Bweeton, both of Salmon Arm, B C Rev. T. W. Hall performed ths lere ninny, and the young couple left on No 1)7 for their home at lhe \rn, where Mr. l'egg has hit farm and where they Intend to reside u tbe hockey tournament held at Trout Luke Oity on Friday last, tor the silver cup, which bus I.i, he *,,,, three yean In succession before be Coming the property of any team, between teams representing Gerraril Camborne,Trout Luke and Ferguson Ferguson won out In ihe Anal, thus teciiring the cup for Ibe lirst year, The Ferguson team wat constituted as follows—.1. Callahan, goal I''. Ilarhei, (Oapl ) point, it, ,1 Shannon, oovtr point) if, Hnnii, rovor, (i. Basket, COIItrej It. A. K irkpatiink, right, wing, E, Garret, left wing. I T r-.lt. ..'177 9019 166 Churches. Catholic.—Rev. Father R. Peooul O.M.L, pastor. Servicescvery Sunday at the following hours: 8 n.ni. Communion Mass; 10:30 a.in. High .Cass and Sermon; 2 p.m. Baptisms; 2:30 p.m. Sunday School; 7:30p.m. Rosary, Instruction and Benediction. St Andrew's Presbyterian—Rev W. C. Calder, pastor. Sunday, Feb. 23 Services 11 a.m., 7:30 pm, Sundny School and Pastor's Bible Class, 2.30 p. m. Morning subject, "Tlie Interpretation of a Sign." Evening, " Do we desire a Higher Spiritual Life.' Young People's meeting Monday at 8 p. rn. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Choir practice and teachers' meeting Friday 8 p.m. Knox Presbyterian—J. It. Hubert son, Ii. D., minister. Sunday services at 11 a in and 7:30 p m. Sunday school at 2:30. Rev J. H. Hodge I will conduct the services both morning and evening. Evening anthems, "Our Father," "Great God Thou Hast Decreed,"' 'Bow Mown Thine Ear." Young People's Society on Monday night at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting on Wednesday, and Choir practice on Friday night A cordial we conn is given to all tlie services. Methodist—Rev T.W. Hall, pastor. Services on Sunday as follows :— At 11 a.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 2 30. Evening service at 7:30 Kev. J, H. White, D.D , Superintend cut of Missions in tbe Methodist Church in B. C. will preach at both services Anthem, "Praise ye the Father," (Gounod); vocal duet, "Over the Stars there is Rest," (Franz Abl); bass solo, "The Song ol the Old Church Bell." Epworth League of C. E. on Mnn lay evening at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting 00 Wednesday evening. A cordial invitation ia extended to all the services sr. Pktbb's Anglican—Rev. c. A Proeunler, M A., rector, '{iiinquagcs- iiini Sunday. Following is a list ol services; h a.m. Holy Communion) 11 n.in. Manns mul Hulv Communion 7,80 p.m., Evensong, Sundny School 2 .'1(1 p iii Tbe Very Kev Dunn Paget, D.D ul Calgary will pruaoh at evening tin vice. Baptist—Rev. w. P. Freeman, BA. pattur. Service!al Hum. and 7:3(1 p iu Sunday school at 2.3D p. in Homing tuhjeot, "Rewards uf Waiting " Evening, "Tbe Great Loadstone' H Y I' 11 meets Mi ndsy at Hp in. Prayer meeiiog Wed enday at 8 p.m. Business Locals Nrithlmi botter than Our "Special. Stock and poultry food at Bews' Uity of Chilliwack On I'l'hriiary tin; 20th, Cbilliwsck town wns proclaimed a city by letters patent mn id t.y 'he provincial gov ernment and received hereon Friday im', ini hereafter then fure, I lis new municipality will be known nn the Cil, f Chllllwsok " Prescriptions ilispensnd acouratoly, quickly, and as your dootor wants them nt Tim lied Crust drug store Ravnlstoko Clarnrn Union Made Our Simnliii, Tho Union, nnil Mnron Vuelln nre nIn,nil ol all olhora. Crosse A' Blaokwell'i ohlokeu ami tongue, VSal and hum and chicken hieiist.H mc something ohulw, put up iii glass jars at C. ll. Hume iV Go's, linoleums at 0 Industry Inn' nole papers at Smoke drug store, CsrpStS and Hume it Oo'S Patronlia Home Revelstoke ClKore Kat n llorihiil Bews1 drug 'lure. Let.liii'i, watflr cress and new laid eggs, fresh today at 0, B Hume, A Co. II.,ml painted cups and siioccrs for 60 osnts st l.awrenoe Hardware Oo's, Cry a bottle of Number 12!) (or that i gh, lor snle at I hs lb tl Cross dltlg slnrn. Pur window shades, wall paper, curtain pules nod fixture* go lo C. B. 11 nine it Co's. Navel oranges, sweet and juicy; hn nun in", lemons alid eating tipple- at c ll Hume A Co's, TRWSOU/BD THAT THE MARCH WtNDi BLOW THE- WINTER Aw/\V AWPMAKr! IT K/ECE-55ARV TO GET READY FOI? SPRING AR E-^ou-RtrA-Dv t^oY? 5PRING? f^^^N Bu^TfR CROWN '*"iln»t|s •«•«•■ co €.«• i*sa HAVE YOU NOTICED HOW EVERYTHING BEGINS TO LOOK DINGY WHEN THE MARCH -SUN .SHINES. THE OLD .SUIT, THE OLD DRE.5.S, THE LA.ST ,5EA.SoN'.SCoAT, THE OLD CURTAINS— ALMOST " ANY OLD THING." WE ARE PREPARED TO CHANGE THI.5 FOR YOU AND INVITE YOU TO HAVE A LOOK AT OUR Curtains and Curtain Muslins You will find here the daintiest lot von have vet seen in the city. We hnve Niittinghain Lace Curtains from O.V. to $5.00 pee pair, mul you cannot flud values like them in town. They me our mvn special Import orders, Swiss Applique Curtains, beautiful designs in serviceable Net. The very daintiest tiling iu window draperies. Ecru Net Curtains-Silk Enibiolderied.—These nre the newest and swellest Ihiug in the curtain line yel shown. Madras Muslins All the new shades end new designs. These me having a greater run than ever, and if ynu want a pretty window or nicely draped inch. These are tho matorliils that lend themselves tn soft drapes and folds. The prices range from 86c. to 75c. I RILLED CURTAIN NETS I'lclly Nets, ImjIIi plain and Point d'Espirit, with lace edged ruffle and insertion. Nothing nicer for bedroom windows.' They are cheap and wash splendidly. A large range of prices for 25 cents up. McLENNAN'S TAYLOR BLOCK, REVELSTOKE Box 1 " 3 I— B.-x 2 " 5- " 6- .i 7- " 8- y— Fire Alarms. NO. 1 EIRE HALL. —Near Woudrow's butcher shop. Near E. A. Bradley's and N. T. Edwards' residence, 2nd street, wes'. B. A. Law-sen's comer, oppo- Cowan lllock. Call from Fire Hall No. 2. xo. 2 KltiE MALI.. -Alarm at No. 2 Fire Hall. -Mrs. Little's resilience 2nd st E -Opposite tho Roman Catholic Church, McKenzie ave. W side -At Canada Drug corner. -Opposite Custom House and Opera House, and call from Hospital. R-velstoko Club corner. We are clearing out some odd lines of china. Everything goes at 50 cts See our job table.—Lawrence Hard ware Cu. Bissel's cycu bearing carpet sweepers are Ibe best, a nice assortment at C. II. Hume A Co's. Notice. Any one wishing Gray's Rheumatic treatment cull at nunc. Only oue day more in Revelstoke. S. GRAY. L. O. T. M O, T. W. Until iiiiiii ruKular furtniKlitly Reviews tin. Hoi-oiiil mill I'linrlh Tluir iliiys in such iiiniitli. nl .1 |i, in. in llis Miisiiliio Hull, Siirniiii Hlrsst. I,. MilillNAl.il. I.mli I'l.iiiiiiiiiiilnr. J. M. MOHAN, lim-iiril liui.|..ir FOR SALE OR RENT Two acres of land just oulsliln Oily limits with 7-rooiiied house, newly built; healed hy fiininces; city wilier laid on; hind nil cleared and mostly well fertilized I rent, 1*25 n month, or piiichase price $2,2110. Also 2 acres ol land adjoining city limits, half an iicif In Unit trees. Garden planted ni h small fruits in go.ul lieniing; onion crop that will Iniiig $150 lo $200 wn in as snow is off. Itcnl $25 per in.nub or piiirhnse price $H,(KHI. iioth properties »lll he sold for $I.2IK) inehiiling horse, wagon, cutter. plow, seeder, incubator, brooder, and ill neootsary linpleuients neeeSiMfy io operate tbe iihuve, Terns cstn be arranged, COLUMBIA AGENCIES, LTD. Revelstoke, B, C. REVELSTOKE TURF ASSOCIATION. LIMITED. TAKK NOTICE ihat the shareholders of the above named Company have by special resolution resolved to change the name of the Company to " Revelstoke Agricultural Booiety, Limited," and Intend to apply to the Lieutenant-Governor-In-OounoH for nn Order iliiinging the uninu nccoitllnglv. Hiiied nib January, iww. A. Y. A.NDEHHllN, feb. S-Hni. Secretary, DON'T LET IT STAND ON THE SHELF CLOCKS REPAIRED AT J. G. BARBER'S JEWELER 0. R. R. WATCH INSPECTOR WANT E I) ATTENTION - Men and Women wanted to learn barber (rude, I'Vee. Colleges in nil lending American eiiies, Bewareiif luillnlina—Moler Ilm her College, 2IKI ('urriill Hi., Vnu- ■•waver, H. 0, rriXPERIBNURD Waitress wanted. Ill Apply CLIMAX I10TBL. 1710R8ALE CHI'lAI' l-'.nii- gasoline ' I |ts, am, mm. tiki mui 80Uiandie power, ail in good working urdeii wll llghl 100feet building, Apply to Chief Yuiliig. ''uniiipbx, 11 C. VI AltltlEH COUPLE umn piisition 1VJ. iu hnlel in on much—Apply to Uuiiimbla Ageniiiw Limited, MATERNITY Cases inken al my Inline ur utberwlse. Fur pin- ui'iihii's apply Mrs. A. E. Bennison1 Second St.. Wesi, or P. O. Box 211. lib. 12. llll WANTED KNOWN-We have a client wilh $I,IHKI who wants il guild Imi il iiiiiii with like ((mount lo .join him in iiimiiiig n hoiel. Apply Columbia Agencies, Limited. WANTKD-AII kinds uf jobbing work tu do. cleaning snow frum . loot's, tending furnaces, wood chop- ■ iui< any other general work. I'hiiigea moderate, Anyone renuiring such wink done please drop post ciuel in K. Bennison, General Delivery, P. O, Revelstoke. fell 1 2w WANTED KNOWN-You can get one of lhe lies! simps to be had ui City house property froin us. Two liuiiseti ami HKl ft. I'loiiingi- to 2nd Nl, lit ft 'I $2,600 of win, booty $1000 cash is required md balance can remain on inoriaitge.—Apply at once to Cnliiinhin Agencies, Limited, J10R BALE- Bed, spring, mattress ami Dressing stand, $25. One i.upel 11x12 feet, $10. Apply nt Ibis office, WANTED KNOWN-We have to Rent a iiist-i'iiiss furnished house for ii month. COLUMBIA AiiKNC'lKS, Ltd,
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