Vol. 12,-No 132 REVELSTOKE. B. C. NOVEMBER 28, 1900 $2.50 Per Year Hail Order Dept. CB. Hume&Co. Write; For Samples LIMITED. DEPARTMENT STORE. Your attention is culled lor thc next week to our Crockery Department. Hand painted Toilet Scls direct Iron. England 111 several differ- enl ilo.*i|*iis; also a number of cheaper sets ut $3 50 per set. Hand-Painted Limoges, Cream and Sugars, Dread and Butter Plates, Cocoa Jugs, Melon Howls and other articles. Dinner Sets and Tea Sots all English made in the latest pat- terns. Our Japanese China and Gold Engraved Glassware are worth your inspection before purchasing Xmas Presents. New Dressing Gowns New Dresssing Gowns in Heavy Saxon Flannel, Fancy Patterns, very warm, for Ladies' House Wear, all colors and sizes, at $3.50. Fancy Kimonas Beautiful creations in Eiderdown Flannel, in Delicate Pinks, Blues and Greys, prettily trimmed with Wool Lace lor $3.25. New Fancy Neck Ribbons In Ihe Floral and Plaid Patterns, sll Widths Ior Ties, Sashes, Belts, etc. DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY-SECOND FLOOR. C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. E. J. BOURNE, Boots and Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Ready-made Clothing FIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE. he-miuartess for FUEL and FEED GALT COAL-The only Satisfactory Domestic Coal, for Cook Stove, Heater or Grate, clean and free from clinkers. Dry Fir and Birch Wood, any Length. Hay, Oats, Wheat and Cbopfeed. Express and Denying to any part of the city. Furniture Stored at Heson- able Rates. J. C. HUTCHISON Office, McKenilo Ave. Next Burn*' Now Block TELEPHONE 73. JERRY FROM KERRY. One of the best and most amusing entertainments that Revelstoke has ever witnessed was presented by Messrs, Patten & Fletcher on Monday last at tbe opera house. The show was a high class vaudiville production, every turn beiug good and (ull of life and fun. The Pattens are in every way good, all-round comedians, and provoked continual mirth. Harry Bruce, in his many roles was a great success, while Messrs, Campbell mid Fletcher are acrobats and athletes of no small re pute, doing their turn with a life and vigor that was pleasant to see. Tbe company, including the band, is well choBon, and will be heartily welcomed back lo Kevelstoke. SECOND ONLY TO BRITAIN Toronto, Nov. 26—A communication Irom the chairman ol the Christ- church, New Zealand, exhibititn, was read at the meeting ol the executive counoil of tl.e Canadian Manufacturers association, complimenting the association upon tl.e splendid exhibit Irom Canada, and stating that it was second only to that ot Great Britain, 125c-:-CALL AND SEE 0UR-:-25c BARGAIN COUNTER. In useful articles for the Kitchen Dining Room, Bedroom, and Bathroom. o o o o o o o 0 o o ** * LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., Ltd. $ Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Miners', Lumbermen's •nd Sawmill Supplies, etc., Plumbing snd Tinsmithing. THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Chasing Niagara Murderer - Smelter Strike Settlement- Albert T. Patrick Gets Life Sentence. (Irani) Forks, .Nov. 28— The greatest police chins ever experienced in the Boundary country is now going on near Ohet-tw, Wash., where Frank Ccitio, accused of being the princi|ial in the dynamite outrage at Niagara, lias been seen. His capture is expected today. GREENWOOD, Nov. 28.—A conlerence is proceeding this alternoon between tl.e smelting employees and thc company. A settlement is looked lor. Vancouver, Nov. 28.—According to tbe eastern repirt, Mr. R. Marpole, general superintendent of the Pacilic Division, is to bo promoted to thc position ol assistant to the president, with headqusrteis at Victoria. Mr F. F. Busteed, now assistant chief engineer, with headquarters in Winnipeg, is slated to becon e general superintendent of the Pacific Division, with headquarters in Vancouver, vice Mr. Marpole. New York, Nov. 28.—Lawyer Albert T. Patrick, under sentence ol death for the murder of William Marsh Rice, has won his fight for life. His end will not be in the elec trie chair. Before Governor Higgins gives up his office as Chief Executive of the State, be will sign a commutation of the death sentence. Life imprisonment will be Patrick's fate. New York Nov. 28.—For four days 1,500 passengers on the Italian steamer Florida, which has arrived Irom Genoa and Naples, were kept below decks while the steamer pitched and rolled in a gale which at times assumed the proportions of a hurricane. The Florida came through salely, however, and none of the passengers suffered sny permanent injury. FIERCE BLIZZARD. Railway Traffic on the Prairies Blocked. Lokdon, Nov. 27.—Probably the worst storm which has visited the Canadian West during the last thirty years was tbat experienced during the early part of last week. Winnipeg lelt but a small portion ol thereat strength of the storm, the centre of activity having been farther to the west. DiBpstches Irom the west, and the statement of passengers who have been ablt to reach the city, indicate that the heaviest portion of the storm was between Moose Jaw and Swift Currant, on the main line ol the C. PR. Wiliiam Why te, second vioe- president ol the company, staled that more snow had fallen than ever before in his experience. Traffic was almost suspended on the msin line, and the brancli lines were entirely blocked. When the storm struck its gait it caught the railway companies unprepared. No special preparation bad been made to fight such an unprecedented fall. For a time all went well, but as the drifts piled up, the trains out on the line began to feel the strain, and it was not long until double headers were necessary il any progress was to be made. MAN'S BRUTALITY. Wile Tied to the Bed ior Two Days. Calgary, Nov. 27.—Battered, bruised and bleeding, Mrs. Galloway was lound in a shack here yesterday. She told the police she had been tied on the bed and locked in Ior two days by her brutal hnaban who has again and again assaulted her. Tl.e girl is only seventeen. She is liable to lose an eje, has an abcese forming on her cheek and generally presents a piteous spectacle. The husband has been arrested, He claims tl.e girl was too friendly with employees of a livery barn nearby. COPPER HAND BOOK. The sixth annual edition ol the copper hand book, tbe only publication devoted exclusively to tl.e copper industry, has been issued. The major portion of the hunk is devoted to a chapter describing practically all known copper mines of the world and listing every copper mining company ot importance. It contains much solid information of a sort valuable to mining men and practical miners, including a list ol the copper minerals, witii their various names and characteristics a summary ol copper geology, chemistry and methods ol treatment, including milling, leaching, smelting, etc. To the practical men engaged in the work of making the copper and not in the gentle art of mining by prospectus from an eastern office, this book will be found ol great practical value, as it gives details ol promotion, including officers, organization, finances, etc., ot a sort that usually are hard lor the man ou the ground to get at, and a strong side light is thrown upon many companies, ol a kind that may save money to the practical man who reads the book. The copper mind book for 1906 is edited and published by Horace J, Stevens, at Houghton, Michigan. THE CURLING CLUB. A representative meetilig of I Revelstoke Curling Plnb was held Ins! night in the City Hull to ilirouse the final arrangements before launching forth on the coming Benson, H. N. Cniirsier, president, took the chair and briefly stated the reason why thc meeting had been called. C. F. Lindmark staled that he hnd concluded arrangements lor tlm renting of the rink uu behalf of the Curling Club, and Iu." this winter nil mutters connected with skating, hockey, carnivals, elc, will be handled liy lip executive members of the club. G, 11. Brock moved that the management ol all aft'iiirs bo left in the hands of Messrs. Lindmark, Jackson and Dour- sier ami if there lie any surplus at the end of thc season it sliould he disposed ol by tlie club. Carried. G. S. McCarter moved Unit the loo ot $8 Ior club membership lor the season be charged and that the clergymen be appointed honorary members of tlie club. Carried. II A. Brown moved that the executive mako a canvas to get members, appoint skips, and provide each skip with a list ol tho members, with request that e ch turn in bis rink at the earliest possible moment to tl.e secretary. Carried, Several questions of general interest were discussed and the meeting terminated. A meeting of the executive was then held and several important points discussed nnd new plans adopted. Curling has taken a good boid this winter and tlie membership promises to bo good and now that the curling club has takon over the whole rink it is hoped that Revelstoke will take up keenly all the winter sports. It has been arranged that those wishing to skate can purchase season tickets at tbe following rates: Gentlemen $3; ladies $2.50; boys and girls $2 each; the tickets not being transferable. The entranco (ee for skating for non- ticket holders will be 25 cents. It is hoped that all will avail themselves ol these tickets. Members ot the curling club may have the freedom of the rink. An extra charge will be made to all who enter the rink nn special occasions. The Band will be engaged if possible to play once a week which will be most pleasant to skaters, curlers and spectators. The rink can be hired out by private parties for carnivals, etc., at reasonable rates on application to the secretary. Many improvements will be made this winter at the rink, and special attention will be paid to the ice so that tha best possible surface can be obtained. Improved lighting facilities will also be attended to. The season promises Io be a gay one, and the rink should be the leading attraction, both day and night. The spirit ol keen sport tuns high in the blood of Revelstoke's citizens, and curlers and skaters should take advantage of the rate now offered them. FROZEN TO DEATH. Medicine Hat, Alta., Nov. 27.—A ghastly find was made last Friday by a laborer taking a short cut home from Pnrmal's brickyard just outside the city limits. He was walking along the bed of Ross creek towards tl.e main trail leading into the Hut when he found the remains ol a man frozen in the ice to such an extent that, only ono shoulder and a portion of one leg was exposed to view. On the police being summoned u solid cake ot ico containing the remains wae cut out and then carefully removed from tlie body, which was identified ns that of Thomas Armstrong, loreman ol the Dunmore Junction O. P. R. construction gang, It is thought that Mr. Armstrong, who was in town on Saturday, got lost in tbe storm uud missed the trail sufficiently to lull over the bank at the loot of which lis was found. He wns probably rendered unconscious by the (all, as he broke through hall an inch of ice when be came in contact with it, During the week thc cold was so intense as to freezo the ico to a depth ol almost a foot and leave only u small portion ol the laxly exposed. The train mon took charge ol the remains, which will be forwarded to relatives in Woodford, Ont. WEDDING BELLS. A very pretty wedding took placo on Monday alternoon at St. Andrew's Church when Miss Molly Thomas and Kenneth McRae, brother of A. Mcltae, Revelsloke, were united in marriage. Tlie ceremony was perlormcd by the Itev. VV, O. Caldor, The brido was attended by bor sister, Miss Jessie Thomas, while I). Calder performed the duties ot best mm. Tho wedding was largely attended and tl.e church was crowded with the many Iriends ol both parties. Miss N, Smith presided at the organ and played tbe Wedding March in honor of the newly married couple. Tl.e bride was attired in a handsome gown of cream silk, trimmed with tucks and chiffon She wore a full bridal veil with a wreath of orange blossoms on her hoad, At the conclusion ol tho ceremony the bridal party sat lor the photographer and went later to the residenoe of A. MiRae whero a wedding recoption and supper were hold. Tho bridegroom's gilt to the bride was u handsome nugget necklace and to the bridesmaid a dainty pearl necklace. The happy pair lelt the samo night on No. 97 lor Vernon where the honeymoon will be spent. The Mail-Hehalo tenders their congratulations snd sincerest wishes for luture happiness, Mr. *»* Mn. K. McRae will mako their home in Revelstoke. WORLDS FAIR 1909. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition at Seattle will Exploit the Pacific North West. SEATTLE, Nov. 27.—At the present time much interest is centered here in the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition, which will bc held iu 1901), opening June 1st and closing October 15th. Although three years remain before the fair will bo opened to the public, the nmngement is bard ut work perfecting and carrying out plans to make the enterprise worthy of tho purposes it, will aim to accomplish. Beginning with ll.e idea of making tho new western world's fair original in every possible way tl.e management has succeeded admirably up to tbe present time, and il the financing of it, which broke nil exposition records, can be taken as a criterion ol tlie manner in which the plans already outlined will bo curried out, there is no room for doubt as to tl.e originality that will characterize the 1909 lair. On October 2nd, lust, live months after the incorporation ol the exposition company, which wus effected Mav 7th, tlio people of Scuttle were called upon to limine,,! the enterpiiso by subscribing in one day to its capital stock of $500,000. In a generous and public spirited manner they over-subscribed to the extent ol $150,000 making the total amount available with which to begin work, $650,000. No other city for any purpose ever equalled such a feat. Aa soon as the capital stock had been subscribed, John C. Olmsted, the noted landscape artist of Brooklyn, Massachusetts, who laid out the Chicago and Portland expositioni, was called to Seattle and he is now busily engaged in designing the grounds and arranging tho buildings Ho hai pronounced the site as, scenically the finest ever utilized Ior such a purpose. Henry E. Reed, director ot exploitation, ie now busily engaged in making arrangemunts for tl.e states to participate, The executive committee of the exposition has appropriated $100,000 for tie live stock show, which will be on an extensive scale, and from present indications promises to be the most successful ever held. The primary purpose ol the lair is to exploit the resources and potentialities of Alaska, Yukon and the Pacific North-west, and to make known and foster the vast importance of the trade of the Pacific ocean and of the countries bordering upon it. Different Irom other fairs, the Alaska-Yukon- Pacific Exposition will not celebrate any particular event. The awakening of the Pacific, the wonderful achievement in all lines of effort of the oountries in and bordering thereon, and the important role the commerce of tlie great ocean plays in that of the world, are the most noteworthy things the fair will celebrate. It will be a great international exposition. Historic j.1 sentiment will not be depended upon to arouse interest and induce participation. SALE OF LITTLE CHILD Horrible Transaction Reported from Northern Coast. Vancouver, Nov. 28—Thnt slavery and that of the vilest and lowest character, actually exists within the limits of this province at the present time, is tbe belief of Mr. C. J. South, Secretary of the Children's Aid Society of this city. Lust year this officer culled attention to the practice among north coast Indians of selling their girls, both pure-bred and half- bred, to the highest bidder. But nil tl.e tales be brought out during hie Investigations ->t that time were outdone when he oponed a private letter Irom a trustworthy source this morning. The communication stated that last wookat Kiugcon.be Inlet a ballbreed child only nine years ol age waB sold to a mnn twenty-live yeurs ol age for the sum of $100. The writer goes on to say that tbo fuots of tl.e ease are well known among the Indians who are themselves indignant at tl.e circumstance on account of the youth ol tl.e girl. It is stated that tho practice of selling girls in tl.e locality is common, but that the case cited is the first ouo where one ol such tender years has been sold into blindage of tho clues. The urgent attention of the local society is asked in the matter. OTTAWA SANCTIONS PLANS Ottawa, Nov. 27.—The minister ol railways beard uu Saturday an application from the Edmonton, Yukon A Pacific Railway Company Ior the approval of its prop utnl lino through tl.e Yellowhead pass in the Rockies, This is the charter and route in whioh tl.e Mackenzie A Mann interests aro reaching out to the Pacilic. The application is held over, however, until December 12, in order to ascertain whether there is room for Mackenzie & Mann's tracks, as well as those of the Grand Trunk Pacilic to pass through tlie same valley. The Grand Trunk Pacifio's intended location through the mountains has now recoived the sanction of the government. Big discount Bale of (urniture and furnishing! still on. We are staoked lull Irom lloor to roof, We want to get the goods moving. If you want a snap on anything we carry call and 71 it. Come and convince yourselves John E. Wood, tho Furniture Store. BOUENE_ BROS DEALERS IN High Class Groceries. Fruit, Flour, Feed, Stoves, Furnaces, Hardware, Harness, Crockery, Glassware, Etc. BOUEUE BEOS. DRY CEDAR WOOD Two Kicks, stove sizi $3 76 Three Kicks, stove size $5 60 BANFF JjARD OOAL Furnace and Stove Coal. $9 00 Nut Size, suitable for Self Feeders, Base Burn-rs and Ranges 8 50 Revelstoke Fuel and Supply Co. LIMITED. Molsons Bank Building. r~ MS. uBFWlLli'i -*>;*/4.o Secures one ol the linest Hume, in Uie Mr with lhr« I/its on Conier. Tins property „ complete with all in. u,„|„i n cmtrttUaneu un.l is hx-stol In llie best Residential District. . Price S3,loo. Terpi. aieoo Down, Balance on Time, REVELSTOKE INSURANCE AGENCY, LIMITED. •AJOUONS., BANK Bl'ILDINO. „'..". Imperial Bankof Canada Head Office Toronto, Ontario. Branches In tho Provinces ol H.iiitolia, .lllwita. Sask.tche.rau, Brituh t.'olutiil.i.i. (ininrm. yimltec Oapltal Subscribed > ■ . •6,000,000.00 Capital Paid Up .... 14,200,000.00 Reserve Fund .... $4,230,000.00 I). It. Wilkie, President; Hns. K. Jaffkay. Vice-President. A General Banking Business Transacted. SAVINGS DEPAliTMENT-Dep'-Bis received and Interest allowed nl highest current rate from due of opening account, and compounded half-yearly, Drafts sold available in all parts of Canada, United States and Huiope. Speoial attention given to Collection . Revelstoke Branch, B. C.- A. E. Phipps, Manager. The Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co. of Canada Head Office 46 King St. West. Toronto, Ont. * Revelstoke^Office -Molsons' Bank Building Capital Subscribed, 11,000,000.00 Paid Op Capital, $100,000.00 Oovernment Deposit, 100,000.00 Reserve Fund, S0.000.00 ACCIDENT POLICIES Special (attention paid in Accident and Sickness Insurance fnr railway men, Policies being issued nn tho iiitisi approved plans nnd at low Premium Hates. Investigate lhe followlm, Polloy Benefits. Payment! fu. !■•»« .if life, limb nr. 4'ht; weekly Indemnities for total and parit... i.,. Optional Inder**-'1 Mn- '"--- 'j',.,,,, nd-unai .mi !■-• nasi nllles ii pha. Indemnities and' iol nolle for Total w-~i ••■•„■ Disablement. See our Special Combination Pulley or Select IVcfi'iTi'il It k», covering mitmii Accident liisiu-iinc.'-, $1,000 Health [nsiiraii iVeekly Indemnities for any Acciib-i I in- in. ■ i [ness. P ists 11.00 net* mutiUi, GUARANTEE POLICIES Bonds issneii fm- Dominion and Provincial Km- ployi'i's, Municipal Corporations, Hanks, Loan, Financial and Cuinmo.-clal Institutions, Fraternal Societies, Administrators mid on nil parties occupying positions ui Trust. Absolute security and Low Kates. * ib. | miii M i nm i || , Revelstoke \mm Agency, (Ity ifeob H. F. McKimion. Special-jRailway^Agent, E, H. Levis, General .Agent. For the best {iHuated RESIDENTIAL and VILLA Lois in the Chy or on its borders, ami for choke FRUIT LANDS, Call and see 6. M SPROAT Soon. Farwell Estate Office • Cowan Block, IX REVELSTOKE, B.C., SUBSCRIPTION FVTES. hclulii ; postage to England, United States and Cauada. Br the year (through postoffico] f2.60 Half " » " l.fiO Quarter" '* " 1.00 it)B PRINTING promptly executed at reason* able nti*--. TEEUS—Cash. Sub-cnp;ioiis payable in adj vance, 0RRS3P0NDENCE inviied on matters «f public interest CommunlcatlonB to Editor must be accompanied by name of writer, noi necessarily fo pubtlo&tion, but m evidence ofirood faith. Correspondence -should be brief, ill.I.A.N & ELLIOTT, G and commodious as is tlio building still the membership has so increased that an enlargement ol the premises is necessary and a separation made between boys and men. The Associiition has been instrumental in upholding the moral status ol the youth of the city and such being the case the institution should receive the support due to it. Every encouragement iB given to the young man making his home in the west and in Revelstoke in particular and wo have every reason lo believe that those who have como Irom the east to settle down anion us will maintain our reputation. 3.rTlsten>, Solit Iton, E.f. BBYKLSTO .Million LAKE, B.C. ('. B. l.il.u-, 1-". C. Elliott. E AHYEY, McCARTER AND l'lNKUAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC. OmCBB: IMIEHUI. Hank Hlock, Rbvkl! -ST'IKII. 11. C. Money lo loan. Olflct.-: Revelitoke, B, C; For. Slculo, H. C. Oso. s. HoCaktkb, a. M. l'lNKUAM, Rerelstoko, B. 0. A. Harvby, Fun Btoolo, 11. C. J. M. Scon I.L.li COTT ANU IV, I. Brlf-ga, s BRIGGS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Mourn to Loan Solicitors for Moisons Uank Jlrst Street, Revelstoke, B.C •nOBERT SMITH 11 Provincial Land Surveyor, .Mine Sun-eying Engineering McKenzie Avenue, Box 106, REVELsroKU, Ube itiail*1betalb ' I -. ild . . . i-.-n . ily ti vise iIiiiiii for I'm. M . o order thisnaper to bo punctually servedup,nml to bi-look-el upon as a partol thut . [uipage."—Add.son. WEDNESDAY, -NOV. 28, 1906 GET TO WORK I The needs ol our city are ever belore us mid it behoves om* citizens to keep alive to the fact that they must be up and doing ii they ever expect the re quirements of Kevelstoke to bc attended lo and that one big burst ol civic patriotism will do no good. The Dominion government hnve been plodding steadily along with their work of excavating a new channel foi tbe waters of the Columbia and at the same time are constructing n wing dam to divert these waters into this channel and thereby prevent nny further destruction ol the river bank. Thia work ol dredging will soon he liniihtd and il is to be hoped the freshets ol next spring will be diverted iuto their new bed and thereby save tbe uortli hank Irom the terrible onslaughts which have in past years eaten into the vitals, of our city and washed away acres ol valuable land and menaced still further thousands of dollars of property. Granted that the work done by the Dominion government proves the success anticipated and adequate in preventing tbe full force of the terrible Columbia current, from hurling its whole volume against the bank, still there is this to be considered, that however successtul this work mny turn out, the errosion of the bank must always continue even in a small way, still however small, the gradual eating away ol the suit soil aud disintegration of mud and gravel must gn on and the agony instead ol being quick, will be long drawn out. To prevent this gradual errosion the bank must be made impervious to such influence and to cope with the difficulty a mattress is necessary t-j ,'orm a hard and unresisting surfac-. which will defy all the fldies and whirlpools that must of necessity occur in such a river as this, Tt save expense and continual work toe Provincial govern incut should take Home active and specific steps to efl'ci t permanent aud adequate repair- in constructing n mattress and otherwise strengthening the hunk so as to prevent any further failing or washing away ol the -oil. To make a quick, la-tii.gsn(l!,iii-i:ict..iiyj.iboItbe.vork|;v7i';,;tic;ij'v.iti(iM| win be appointed the mattressing should be commenced geuera| superintendent al Vancouver, a- • n ,.s possible and since lhat | where B„ opeuing \m been caused hv conies, within the limits of provincial the retirement ot R, Marpole at tbe ;:..-: tion, Revelstoke will now ook eild o( the year Artnur L. Smith, to that government to, once aud fnr all, put the bank in an efficient and perm mi nt state ol repairs and prevent any further loss ol real estate and DESIRABLE SETTLERS, Hon. Mr. Tatlow's Good Work for Profitable Immigration The Minister of Agriculture for British Columbia shows himself fully alive in the importance ol the demand for white labor iu this province, and is spnring no olfort to co-operate with tiiose having the idea that to people the liirms with desirable immigrants Irom the old country will do not a little to relieve tbe situation in the cities, to which points there is bound tn be continuous movement from the agricultural districts. Capt. Tatlow has not been beating a drum lu announce his operations, but appears to have been doing effective work quietly through the ollieials ol liis department and the office ol the agent-general for liritish Columbia in Great Britain. It is reported in the Victoria Colonist that Capt. Tntlow has received information from Mr. R. M. Palmer, ol his department, on his way to the old country, to the ofl'ect that he has had nn interview with thc Governor-General at his request, and that Earl Grey has furnished him with letters of introducti in to General Uouth, Commander Booth-Tuoker and Colonel Lamb. He also has met Brigadier Howell, who tells him that tne chiefs of the Salvation Army look upon liritish Columhin very favorably ns a lield for work on the part ol farm laborers nnd similar people, and he believes Ihere will bu no difficulty in getting Irom one thousand to two thousand selected people. Sir Thomas Shaughnessy was also seeu by Mr. Palmer in reference to low rates of transportation. In connection with this work, it is proposed to hold a public meeting in Vancouver under the auspices ol thc Salvation Army, at which Mr. Tatlow will preside. The date of the meeting is December 3rd, Mr, Tallow is giving this subject vory great consideration. He lias not mndo any llourisb of trumpets over it, and it is only because he thinks the publio ought to know what is being done to relieve a difficult situation that he has coiuented to report progress. Personally, hc would inuohpreIertowi.it until he is able to announce definite results, There will be a strong quartette at work for British Columbia if we can secure the co-operation, as suggested, of the Governor-General, lhe Salvation Army, the Canadian Pacilic Railway and tho Provincial Department of Agriculture, CHANGES'ON C. P. R. General Superintendent Tim- merman Going to Montreal. One of the biggest shuffles uniting the general and dislricl superintendents of the C, P. R. is shortly to take states the World. Tbe most important change is that of II. P. fim.nerman, general superintendent of thc Ontario division, who will change places with .1. Oburne, general superintendent ol thc Monties! division. It is understood that Mr. Tim- mermen's going to Montreal as general ttperintendent will only be a prelude to a higher appointment. Thinner. man is a son-in-law of C, Drinkwater, assistant to Sir Thus. Shaughnessy. C. Murphy, ol Toronto, superintend ent of the second division, is slated loi general superintendent of the Atlantic division, with headquarters at St John, IV, Downey, at present on tbe SUFFERING HINDOOS. Cold Keenly Felt-Many in Actual Want-Food and Clothing Necessary. From all sides comes the same story nf cold, hunger and privation, experienced by the Hindoos and now that the whiter has set in in real earnest, the BiitVcrings ol these poor wretches will bo doubled Brought to British Columbia, by what agency no one knows, lured here possibly bj wild talk circulated around their bazaar, and whispered on the temple steps, ol n land of promise whoro money is easily earned, here wc now see the consequences and llie only natural result ol endeavoring to acclimatize these men of tho tropics. Totally unfit. Ior the conditions ol life in this zine, handicapped by llieir limited knowledge of English und by their peculiarities of preparing their food, which perhaps is the hardest of any, since the Hindoo upholds his cusle to liis dying day, theso miserable men are practically stranded, cold, shivering and liall starved, in tho middle of a country who does not want them and has no use for thcin, Common humanity, on such a case as tliis, is what must be expected ol ive who nre Chi Minns and enjoy coniforlnhle lioinis and it lehovcs us to do what we cut), now these men are hero, to relieve their miserable plight. Small wonder is it, lhat the Hindoo becomes savage and threatening, when he is starved and cold, and a race, by nature, fierce and impetuous, will soon become worse if deprived ol the necessities of lite. Hundreds of Hindoos employed in construction ciimpsof thc Kettle Valley line nenr Grand Forks are in desperate straits owing to thc excessive cold weather, A score are ilreudy dead from exposure nnd the remainder are nearly distracted. Tbey are without funds to purchase warm clothing and do not appear to have the initiative to protect themselves, Fully 400 Hindoos are in actual want and without means. The Women's Christian Temperance Unions aro collecting clothing and provisions for them. One hundred Hindoos were ejected from a house just outside Vancouver and spent a very cold night lying in the woods with no covering. That city is arranging to house 500 of them in an old cannery ou the Eraser river. Hesidcnts near there arc making every possible objection, going so far as to refuse loci! to and otherwise hamper the carpenters engaged in preparing tho building. Tlie feeling of the out of town neighborhood is intense. It is certainly the duly nf those who are instrumental in bringing them in to see that thoy uie properly housed and foil, and when their period of work I**- over endeavor to get them other employment, The cities of tlie province can ill atfo.d to have these men ou their hands Although there are not a great ninny Hindoos in Revelstoke, .-till those that are here, ure beginning lo leel the etl'ects of winter. Tbey cling to their gauzy turbans, but are frequently seen on the Btreits with hals ol all sons perohi .1 on top of their unlive headgear fully six inches nbove the crowns of their bends. The C. P It aro endeavoring to lind suit hie quarters (or these Hindoos at lean! during the winter months and il is to he hoped that whenever called upon to assist, our citizen* will do what they can for humanity's .-ake, to alleviate the sull'erings of these liritish subjects, even if they are black and ignorant. o *r s -v^f i, a y bj | SKI Wfj WE HAVE ALWAYS IS STOCK' 0 ( Fresh Groceries Fresh Vegetables 9 a Fresh Dairy and Creamery Butter I A WORKMEN'S SUPPLIES IN CLOTHING, ETC. A IRQT QTRFFT ^st Corner East X mo I 01 nLC I, ■ 0f Imperial Bank 2 o-oo-ooo-o O-O-O 0-0-0 O-OOOO-OOOOO-O-O^) GOOD BUYS Dwelling and Lot, Second Street .... $2,(0) Dwelling anil Lot, 1 701) Dwelling and Lots Third Street 4,200 Dwelling and Lots (corner) Fifth Street . 8,200 Double Corner, Sei ond Street, near Y.M.C.A. . dim Lots ou Second St. eust uf McKenzie Ave., each . 2'i0 Lots on Third St., i list of McKenzie Ave., each . . . 2(H) Lots on Fourth St. eiust of McKenzie jVvo., each . . 175 Lots on Fifth St., easl of McKenzie Ave., eacli . . ISO SIBBALD AND FIELD INSURANCE NOTARIES PUBLIC LOAN'S r ai, iy !:.- ■ ■ r j -nding danger of cur rich and val ial e townsite properly becoming engulfed In the waters ol the Coin-: : ia. THE YiH'.N:. mas PROBLEM The young man problem in the west is materially different Irom that in the east and it is very reassuring that in Revelitokd the moral ilstui ol tl.- youth ii a- high iip ii i- Whi n conditions, so removed from tl. ... existing in ilk-east wherelhemaj :• ity i-l Bevels) ice's young men como fri in. are considered lhii city has rea- son lor gratification, Toe various [ypes ol young men arriving ilm ... daily. Including men ol many nati n a;ities, make the process ol assimila* tion rather criticil and yet thl■ Is g ling mi most Batislactorlly, (''-mini from the eastern part if Canada most ol theni leaving homes, the young men are confronted with fresh phases ol life snd nl seeking new abodes under altered condition!. The high moral standing of this oommunity goes tu show that lew newcomers gn to excess, An Important (aotor in the working out of the west's young man problem is the wi.ii koi such agencies as lho Young Men's Christian Assooiation, which it is molt pleasing to learn, u rapidly growing in this city. Atthe present time there are over 200 member! in the Kevi-lst'.ke association and this lull the increase has been greater than ever, our city can hoist of as fine nnd complete an establishment and building ns any city, practically in the province and the citizens have been mainly instrumental in bringing this about, Revelstoke hut. made cou- 'j* inspector of despatohers and stations ou C. 1*. R, lines east ni Fort William, is named as Superintendent Murphy's! iui i-i--ir A L. Smith's position will likely be given to W. Killings* of Toi into, chief despatcher ol the ' ii tario division. Anol her ohange i| ki n ol is thai A i Bain, cbiel clerk t j H. I', Tiuuiii rniiin. who will sit rred to St Ji hn, .1 G, Shee- mi el clerk at that pnint, taking ii.- p ii ,ii I'i ronto General B ipei- inten i- nl I-'. 1*. Brady, ol the Port Arthur lines, was first mentioned for .'■:.- ral superinti intent "i the Ontario ii.-.-.ii m- but it has been stated h u bo ii.nl dec ined to accept it. Changes will gn into '-il'- it lhe first ol nexl year, although uflloial oontlrmatii n ol tin- sh .;!!.- im- not yel been given out. SOUTH SEAS DISASTER. Earthquake and Tidal Wave Destroy Life and Property Newsol alarming oartl quake shocks in German New Guines followed hy lidal waves which devastated nativo villages for a distance of lorty to Illty miles causing heavy loss of life among the mi lives, was hmuglit by the s.s. Miowera Irom the South Seas. Capt, I'n-gaw.i of tho German Bteamshlp Siur, which reached Sydney, Australia, reported that when anchored near I'inclinfi'n his vessel rolled und vibrated considerably. He thought the cable had parted and lho vessel driven on n reel until investigation showed that the shock wus UUS to seismic disturbances, .Next morning tbe offeot uus plain ashore,gaping fissures being visible iii the mountain, A tidal wave swept in upon tin: low lying const districts, Houses ami boats REPEAL CONVENTION. Abrogation Relates Only to Second-class Matter. Washisotok, Nov. 27.—Ae tbe result ol the friction over | u - ers' rivi - _■- in the two countries, the 1 a- adiai - - Bra nt has notified bis -1 .:.,■■ .* thai th ;■ stal con vention between the tw ■ c nntries will i e al n gated :. M iy 7th nexl [he ■ lice is ace p ied itate- mint that it .- :, • a - lar it il ■ M--- : - ..-: i,;-- iti thai - :■ sired to exli nd. If hy legislati n or departn ■ iction, nut ions are framed ! the i'i:.'--1 States il i- !- pai tment ri gard ng -• ■ nd- Canadian autl itiei ■' prepared I non i . , tion elating to th isi ttter HAVE THE BEST ALWAYS, . , very inperioi article can be :.ni i the -uiu'- price u an inferior articl the I ■ .y.r has no hesitation .-1. - •. taki. Tin- ihou I - -. nr .1 I rig • readiiu m ttter [n to .--'ii local paper you nl ha great home n sgatine the Sow Idea, by lo g -': nagsnine in ( an tda To all new -oi icribsrs to the Mail-Hi iui o the Sen Ides for a whole year will be This i*- i ."■:.'nn.- offer - In :i -.'ni d value for the money is : - ly guaranteed Gel ynur money—subscribe lo the \! m- Hkiiai.ii and the New I on 12 50 for lhe two pul icatinni I ir . wh ir THE MONEY SAVING WORK-SAVING SOAP That's Royal Crown kind- made in Vnn':- iim Soap Factory west ol Winnipeg. House c.li-iitiiiig and washing are easy with itshelp. And the money saving in the Premium System Booklet Mils what we glvo for Royal Crown Wrappers, Send for it—Free—Also try the Son p. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C WHEN ORDERING FLOUR SAY TO YOUR CROCEft DISTINCTLY MOFFET'S BEST The uniformity and superb quality of this western family Hour that has made it so popular, has caused competitors to represent their flours as " BEST." There is only one "BEST" flour on the B. C. market today, and that's " MOFFET'S BEST." Avoid disappointment in bread-making by seeing that your sack bears the words " MOFFET'S BEST." Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. ENDERBY, B. C. amm^S^ittli "li" I|I)II.««*S»1SSS»«»SM»MSSM»SM«^ THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. BEVELSTOKE, B. O. THE MOLSONS BANK Incurporated by Act ef Parliament, 1S5S. HEAD OFFICE, - - |MONTRKAL. Wm. Molson Macphkksiin, Pies. S. II. Giving, Vice-Pres. [James Elliot, General Manager, | Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,900,000 _ Everything iu way of banking business transacted without unnecessary delay, Interest credited twice a year at current [rates Ion Savings Bank deposits, W. H. PRATT, Manager, IIevelbtoke, B. C. swt »\ M\*.%M\-M*A«t1^'t*>!j%*^tt«*^t% 1 J PLACE VOIR ORDERS WITH \ S. McMAHON, ■ FIRST STREET * Fur Agricultural Implements. Carriages, Wnip>ns Etc.. John Dft'-re Ploughs, Moline Wrkuhf*, Canada Carriage .Company's Bungles, Planet jr., Garden flflndors nnd ('nlLivntorH, Wheal* V wru'lit nnd Blacksmith Work Jnttanded to. Horse Shooing a •0 Specialty. w ^.^ Fine Furniture Makes Fine Rooms ■■'- r u' u r-'.'f-^—t-^5r but it is not alwjij's possible to got furni" ', lure tlmt is us Ilrn» as it lonkfl. You cun do so and be BUie ol it, by dealing with -'!' R. Howson & Co. ^^^^^^^^^^1 Every piece of nut1 Furniture is gun-ran ft 'W]L£ '»< .. j imi! to be the besl, in style, material, "w tP.WJ£i".'' workmanship and finish. We have mado i.-i.; ii life siinly of the trade, and we know lhe .*' ful' value of artistic taste In designing, f'TjIy iti-il lhe ("'ire nnd skill necessary in ovci-y ——^ . . |', i.-id it nuking and finishing. Uui'prices I..oi \r -f im moderate, vet our customers get the ■ "^t*'j-j-;. r*''-,""- li'iiilll ill style nnd (|iinlily that plonso <Vv.J •'■~'V--" *—■<- •« and i'iv • thorough durability, SOUVENIR GOODS ",. looking lm .omclhlng nice In 8POON8 AND PIN8, BELT BUCKLES, WATOHES, " BUNM SPECIAL" (or Sum.-uus, wc have iln-ui bore, J. GUY BARBER, - TSg& 0. P. R. V/ATOH IN8PE0T0R. HOTEL VICTORIA Under New Management! ROBT LAUGHTON, Prop, REVELSTOKE, B C. Kirst-clns accommodation lor travellers. ISi'hI, brands of Wiiuw, Spirits, and Ci«nrH. In small or large Lots, from 100 lbs. to a Carloi.it. Kor price wrile L. E. GRIFFITHS, - Malakwa WAH CHUNG Has a gocd stoek of Groceries and a fine assortment ol Japanese China. Agent (or Revelstoke Farming Company, growers ol all kinds ol Farm Produce, Hay and Wood, Front Street, Revelstoke TELEPHONE 26. Evans & Woodrow MEAT MARKET. Dealers in Beet, Pork, Mutton, Poultry, Fish and Game in Season. Orders promptly • attended to. First St. Revelstoke RATES $1 AND $100 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS SEE Wing Chung's newly imported stock of Chinese and Japanese goods The best assortment ever landed in Revelstoke of useful and ornamental articles: Tea services PlatCB Itaskorn Cano Chairs Hatidkcrchlufs JFlowor Pota UliitirtilltiHtunils Lunch HiiskcUi SiuokliiK Jackdn ; Silk Goods. GOLD FlSrf Finest stoek of candies and fruits In town, Front Street, Revelstoke HUUSES, ROOMS AND LOTS WANTED I have clients who wish to obtain houses, rooms and lots lor building purposes, and shall be glad il parties having such will advise me of same, E. A. HAGGEN, Ileal Estate and Ii>>uraD'.!e Agnat. llevolitoke, 1*. 0. H. VV. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST Deer Hentl., Animals, llir.l.i, Pish, iKtc,, MOUNTED.! Animal lings Minuilt'il. P. 0. llnx Sl. Stuille: OPPOSITE P. 0. ltuvelstuke, ... 0. Mrs. H. J. Ha.ibury, Munagress, First-Class Table. Private Dining Boxes Liu.;o Dlnlngroom for Banquets, Suppers, otc. Furnished Rooms To Let FIRST STBBET, BEVELSTOKE Halcyon Hot Spring j Sanitarium. Under tbe new inanngenient.of Hakht McIntosh, Hoffman House Rossland. rpHE MEDICAL WATERS of Hal \_ cyon are the most curative in the world. A perfect, natuial remedy for all Nervous nnd Muscular diseases, Liver, Kidney and Stomach ailments and Metallic Poisoning. A sure cure fur "That Tired Feeling" Special rates on all boats and trains, Two mails a. rive and depait every day, Telegra h communication with all marts of the world. Terms- $12 to $18 per week. For further particulars apply to HARRY McINTOSH Halcyon Hoi Spring's Arroiv Lake. 3. C IF YOU WANT good potatoes, onions, carrots, sauerkraut, home made pickles, jam, etc., chicken or oggl, or If there is anything wrong Abou Tour House that wants fining, from open ing your safe to cleaning your chimneys 'H^t ED. PIC ARO, Satisfaction Guaranteed. CEMENT BLOCKS Miiuiifiii'liiri'il for all clanso.;lo( buildings CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE All k iml.'. nf Iniiltiiiiff nnd plastering uinlnrtiiKori, A. PRADOLIMI, • REVELSTOKE $2,800.00 Buys one of the most roomy, comfortable and convenient residences in the city, with two lots, corner site, in first-class location. Terms may be arranged. Particulars on application to I*. A. HAGGEN, Real listate & Insurance Agent, Kevelstoke. FARWELL ESTATE CITY, VILLA, FRUIT LANDS G. M. SPROAT, Office, Cowan Blk j lilil I-.-Hull * Hn 11,iiii lin-third Mtimtuy ir, -mull ilinul li ut S p.m. Visit ini<breth- ren .tirdlally wol come C. A. l'KUt'UNIEII. SKCdCTAHV. SELKIRK LODi.E. NO 13,1.0.0. F. Meota every Ttiti radar ovoning In Selkirk Hall ut I unlock. Vtsilinjr liretlii-ncoi- diftllj- llivltr.l fo Bi- lend J. MA1II1I', Bkc R.J.TA0(1ABT,N.G. A.J. Cold Range Lodge, K. of P., No. 26, Revelstoke, u. C. IEETS EVERY WEP.1 ESDATr, l t-xl'Opt Third Wednesday nl t-iii-ti iiiiinlli, in the Oddfellows' Hull in 8 o'clock. Visiting Knights are cordially invited. HOWE, 0,0. Q. H. BROCK, K. ol B. 4 S. H.-A. BROWN. M. of P REVELSTOKE AERIE No. 432. F. 0. E. Tha rogular meetings nre held in tho Salkirk Hull overy Tuesday evening nt 8 o'cluc**:. Visiting brethren nro cnrdiully invited. li.il. ItllHltlJHiK, i'ttl-jUIDKNT. ll. COOK. Seohbtam. %x~ Henry's Nurseries VANCOUVER, B. C. Extra Inrge ini])urtnti<>ii of Dill RC tl; arrive from Hollmid, Franco DULDO and Japan iu Soptombar For Fall Planting Th i ni mi 11 la of Fruit and Ornamental Troon, Klio'iodenf'roiiK, Jtosos mid hardy plants now growllii*. on OHt own grounds for future planting. No excuse, Iopr or delay of fumigation, inspection uorcustumidutlostopiiy. Heud- quarter* for Pucillc ('oust grown and imported Qnidcu, Field and Flower Seodi. Victor*** nro always welcome to inspect onr -inri.-. QrccnhouBo Plants, Tut Flowers and Floral Dosigui, Fertilisers lleo liivos nnd Hupplio**, Sprny Pumps nnd Sprnying material. No ngcuU—thorofore you hnvo no commission to pny. Our catalogue tel Ik you nbout it. Lot mo price yonr list boforo plnciug vour ordor, Wo do business on our own grounds—no rent to pay, nnd nre prepared to meet ell competition. Enstorn prices or less. White Inbor. Cntnlo**ues Froo. M. J. HENRY Greonhouses: — .'UUU Westminster Road. Branch Nursorien-South Vnncouver. To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Gash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Furs. E. W. B. Paget Forwarding! and Distributing* Agent. Express and Baggage Delivery. Moving of Pianos, Safes and Furniture. General Praying. Office: McKenzie Ave. SS&ftK OtTlM Phon. No. Tt Noun Phono No. 7, NOTICE 'E is hereby given that thirty dayi _. after dato I intend tu apply to the Chief Commissioner uf Lnnds aud Works for special liceuse to cut nnd carry away timbor from the following described lands situated lu West Kootenay diatrict,B.C.: I. Commencing ata post planted on tin north* west ubore of the north-uast arm of Uppur Arrow Lake, ata point about VA uillus south-wait of Comaplix, and murk-ail "John Conmir's north-east coruor post," thence south loo chains, thenca west -lutliiiiiib, thunce north IW chains, thunce eastttO chains to point ■ f commun-jeinuut. JOHN CONNOR, Duuald Dewar, Agent. II, Commencing at a pust planted ahout -id chains west of tlie north-west shore, north-east arm of Upper Arrow Lake, at a point about 2J miles soiith-wiMtof Comaplix, ami marked "M.J. .Smith's south-east corner post," thence west bo chains, thunce north BO cnains, thence east 80 chains, thence soutli 80 chains to pointof commencement. M. J. SMITH, Donald Dewar, Agent. 9. Coinineneilig at n post planted on the northwest shore of the north-east arm of Uppor Airow Lnko, nt n point about VA miles south-west of Coinaplix, and marked "Mitten Daily's south-east cornur-)u>st," thenco north 100 chains, thonco west 4u chains, thencu south lOOchains, thenoe east 40 chains to point of commencement. MILTON DAILY, Donald Dewar, Agent. i, Commencing at a post plnnted at the north- oast corner of Location No. 2, and marked "John Connor's south-east cornur post," thence west 80 chains, thencu north 80 chain.-,, thunce east 80 chains, thencu south 80 chains to point of coin* muncuiuont. JOHN CONNOR, Donald Dewar, Agent. 6. Commencing at a post planted at the southwest comer of Location No. 4, and marked "M. J. ■Smith's south-enst corner post," thence north 80 chaius, tliuuco mist 80 chnlns, thencu south 80 clmins, theuce oast 80 chains to point of commencement. M. J. SMITH, Donald Dewar, Agent. 0. Commencing at a post planted about 26 chains west from the souih. west cornur of Location No, 2, and marked "John Connor's north-east corner post," thencu west 80 chains, thonco south 80 chnius, thence east 80 chains, theuce north 80 chains to point of commencement. JOHN CONNOR, Donald Dewar, Agent. Arrowhead, B.C., Nov. 7th, 1906. nov 17 NOTICE Nolice Is hereby given llmt 60 days from dale I intend to apply to (he Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works at Victoria, B. C, for purchase of following described lunils in Lillooel district: Commencing at a posl planted nenr south side of Otlcr Crock, 3 miles norlli of Adams Lake murked "W. S. Burlon's soulh-wesl corner," iiuiiiiiiK Ho chains east, 40 i-hains norlli, 80 cliains wesl, 40 i'liains south, containing nbout ,ijo ni-i.-s. Daled Nov. Nth, 1906. nov 14 W. S. BURTON. NOTICE Notice ia hereby given lhu. 60 days frum date I intend lo apply lo the Cliief Commissioner ol Lands And Works at Victoria, B.C., lor purchase of lollowing described lands in Lillooel dlstricli Commencing at a posl planted near south sideof Oiler Creek, 3 miles norlli of Adams Lake, marked "A, McConncll's llollrl-wcSt corner," running 40 chains south, 80 chains easl, 40 ehnins north, 80 clmins west eoiiiaining, nboul 320 acres. Daled Nov. uih, 1906. nov 14 A. McCONNELL. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thai 60 tluys from date I intend to apply to the Chlel Commissioner of Lauds and Works at Victoria, B.C., for purchase of lollowing described lands in Lillooet district: Commencing at a post planled aboul Iwo iiiiiI a half miles from head of Adams Lnke on wesl side of river, inarked "J. A, Knox's south-west corner," running 80 hains easl, 40 chains norlh, 80 chains wesl, 40 chains south, containing about 320 acres, Dated Nov, llth, 1906, nov 14 J, A, KNOX, ' W IILVILflLU Brilliant Prospects of our Inland Capital-Real Estate Solid and Splendid Investments. The timidity ol capital is well known and it i- equally well known tlnit its inve.itin. nt in any enterprise is made only alter it lms been convinced of safety combined with adequate returns. That tin! real estate market ot thi* city is in a healthy, ll-jurisliiiig c nuiili.in is amply verified by the many investments by local capitalist! as well aB by the influx nl outside capiial tor investment. The faith of local capital in tho future advancement of Kevelstoke is jif*iili'd liy liin excellent transportation facilities, the increase ol industrial enterprises, tbo rapid growth ol tb ■ p ipulatiiiu and the continuous anil speedy develnpment of territory irilniinry to this city. Watoh Revelstoku Grow can be salely used as a motto, and watching it grow and tiikin.L' lm"! i i(S growth has been uur privili cf ol l hose past years. While it must bf remembered that Kevels.oke is no' yet ul age wo can easily picture to wiiiii proportions she iviil jot altain. No city in tho iutcilor has been moro (imply endowed with opportunities, both natural nnd improved and our citizens aro fully alive and awake to these opportunities Thc lute extensive intercourse which has taken plnce between the east and west hns given the opinion ol those who have watched our growth, Irom an outside point of view, and that they have to acknowledge Kevelstoke ns a city of no small future. The city has steadily grown mid expanded Iron, year to year, singularly freem from the "booms" of her neighbours. Business as Bhown by lank clearings and inland revenue returns will tell the progressive state ol affairs. Tlie general development of the province and the garnering of its natural resources must assist in the prosperity and advancement ol Kevelftoke. It is the leading city of the interior and we believe we are justified in expecting a continuance of the prosperous timed we have recently enjoyed. There is no better city or district in Canada In which to invest money, either in the purchase ol real property or for the placing out ol money on first mortgages at current rales of intern t. Everything indicates that the buck bone, the fulcrum of the city from tlie real estate point of view is the great commercial value of the lands that have been sold and lands that will always letch a good price. Industries ure growing up all the time and the development apparent at present is only a small part of what wili yet be seen. Tlie scarcity of rentable houses is becoming quite serious but it is thought that this will soon right itself when capitalists realize what a sale investment house property is in this town. The general outlook is very promising, but values can only be estimated by comparison with those of other cites, and suc.i values while low at the present time must leap upwards to keep pace with the onward march ol the city's development. This development is sure, since it has as its foundation, besides commerce, great mining possibilities, immense timber areas and agricultural interests amiss important as any—a mild climate, which is most suitable for the British race. There is no sky without clouds and it is possible that realty here may have its period of depression, through over-specula I i'.'ii, but it can be salely said that so far price s here are on a very solid foundation, The city is growing so fast that values of property have increased through the expansion ol the cily in every direction. We may have hard times and dull times but according to our judgment not for many jours as we are only on the eve of the development of our great western country, which is responsible Ior the nourishing condition of Canada in general. Farmers mutt bc supplied with machinery, crops inuBt be liar- vested, buildings must be erected for incoming settlers and vai ious other tortus of employment have relieved the labor market, increasing wages generally and benefitting Canada aB a whole. How long will this continue? So long as the west continues to prove what she has been proving to the thoughtful minds of tbe world Ior the last few years, that tl.e west will be tbe mainstay ol supply of raw material used in the manufacture ol our industries and that a great portion ol Canada's wealth will be centered here in West Kootensy. Tlw lover ol natural scenery can, Irom the streets of Kevelstoke, behold majestic snow-capped mountains that equal and surpass those celebrated ones in Switzerland. Water ol the purest for drinking and culinary purposes is here in abundance. The slopiig lands furnish all desirable faculties for drainage. Our river and streams can be converted into power and form valuable assets. Immense tracts of fertile lands that are waiting the woodsman's axe and tl.e husbandman's plough, where Iruits and vegetables adapted to the temperate zone will flourish, all this will show what RevelBtoke possesses. Faith in its futuro growth and pros perity is universal. With all theso Isots belore ub aud with the knowledge ol the hundreds of people who will eventually swell our population, we can only arrive at the conclusion that tho prospects of Revelstoke as a large commercial, mercantile un.l residential city are not equalled by any other in the interior, and those who think real estate high today, will five years hence wonder why ihey did not embrace the golden opportunities of the pro-en',. ■wn IIVII i I Wl IIVII i Du yuu enjoy that well diessed feeling? We nil know what it feels like to be hot, In In- cold, Of tu be tired, end it is Justus true Unit wc all know what it feels like to be well diessed. It feels good, and it's good to feel good. Vou enn never be well dressed if your clothes are nol made by the right maker, Get toknuw we handle the SEMI-READY GARMENTS and you will (tnd what a pleasure and satisfaction it is to be well dressed. Suits and Overcoats $15, SIS, and S20.| Blue and Black Suits, the best made, S20, & S25 Right Overcoats, up-to-date Prices: SIS and $20 Special Trousers $5 and $B. Tailoring is our business, and be knows it. We make a man luok well ..Cressman and Morrison.. >OOC fXKKHX; 0*-*>O<KXXKH>O-OOO<H> Pure JAEGER' Wool CAUTION To checkmate the dishonest use of the name of " JAEGER," look for lhe label on eacli article, and insist that ON lhe goods be invoiced as " JAEGER' JAEGER UIMPERWEAR DR. JAEGER COMPANV LTD., ■ 301 JAMES ST., MONTREAL Selling Agents in Revelstoke C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd. CROW'S NEST COAL FOR REVELSTOKE!!! Now thai the strike is settled, full supplies of Ihis celebrated Coal will again be available after Ihis week. PRICES-Speeial Hand-picked coal—best in the market-SB Per ton SCREENED COAL 18.50 per ten miHOr;MINE 7.50 per ton Having taken over V. McCarty's Coal Warehouse, full stocks of this coal will be kepi and orders promptly filled. E. A. HAGGEN, AGT. Revelstoke, B. C. Office—Mackenzie Avenue, Next C. P. R. Telegraph Office. ^(■■■■■■■■i^MIBB^SaSBBSSBSSSSSBSSSSBSSSSBSSSSSSSSBBSSSSSSSSSaiBS *■ P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. J HEAD OFFICE: Caloahy, Ai.nEitTi. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants Purk Puckers nnil Dealer in Live Stock. Markets In all tho principal (lilies anil Towns uf Alhertn. British oviutuliia anil the Yukon. Packers ol the Celebrated Brand -± "Itn i-intor" Iliinis nml Bnt'iin,!'id Sliamroi-k III .ml, Lea. I.artl. a •V%%%%%*s^%%%%**^%*v»%%«-%^j%-v»% vv-v-vvtv-cl Central Hotel ^*—.flEVELSTOKE, B. C ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built. First-class in every resp( it. All modern convenience- Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1.60 per Day, Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords, Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $1 a day. Monthly rate, ■J. ALBEET STOIsTE PROP. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Best brands 01 Wines, Liquorsand Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - Proprieto. NOTICE. NOTICK In heroby given tlmt 00 days after dato I Intend toapply to thc Honourable tlio Chief Commissioner of Land*, and Worki fur permission toptirchtwa tlio follow ing de* scribed Intnl.*. In Caribooillsirici, H.C: Commencing It a pout marked "William Koi* llu'i! north-wotfl enrnor pout," planted about 20 chains weit of trail running through Hlarva- ilnn I-1 iii a in a southerly direction from Tote J an no 1 iii'liu, running east ,10 chains thence uouth 80 chains, theuco wont 60 chains, tbenee nortb wi chains to pnint of commencement. Dated nth day of November, lD-oO. nov 17 WILLIAM KELLIE, Locator. NOTICE Nothing; better than Our" Speoial APPLES FOR SALE Good, sound, No. 8 Apples at 85o. per box, I. o. b. Vernon. J, L, WEBSTER, VERNON, B. C. Notice In hereby given tbat CO days alter date I Intend to make application to thc Chief Com* missioner of Lands,!; Works for permission to purchase the following described land situate In Cariboo district, H.C: Commencing at a post marked "J.M, Kellfe's south-west cumor post," planted on thc south bankof Fraser Kiver near Tele Jaune Cache, running north 80 chains, thonco east **" ebains, Ihenco south 8U chains, tlience west KO chaini to point of commencement. Dated this 10th day of November, 1006, nov 17 J, SI. KKJLIK, Locator. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that itO days u'U-t date I Intend to apply to the llmi. Chiof CotMUtillonsr of Utuls ami Wnrks lo purchase the following (ItiHrrltHid lands situated hi Oarlboo district, Il.C: Commonolng at a poat marked "U. a, Forbes* louth-wosi corner posi," planled nUml Ji) cbnins west of trail running ihrough Blarva- tiou rials in a southerly direction from Tele .iiuiiii' null.!, running nurth 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, thence south si 1 halm, thenco west HO chains tu point ol ooininoneniieHl Dated ilth day of November, 1000, nov17 u. A. rOBBB. Locator, NOTICE. Nol .t-o li hereby k.v.-ii i>i.t so d»s» tiler .lair ite Intend to.ppfy to I'-eChlelVnminlssloiienif lands nml Murks lor siptolll license In cu. and parry »»ay Umber Irom tho (olloi-lini de-erllit-il lauds In Wo.l Konlonay district: Commonciug at a post plnntod about oue aunrterornrailowost ol th. lorks ul Fosiluill Creok niul marked "Big Bend Lumbor Company s south-east corner post," thenco wost KHI chaius, llionce north 10 chains, lhanoe east UIO chains, theuce south 10 chains to poiut of emu- moncomeul, Dated October 22nd, IMS. -:t2i Bio Bend Lomdir Co. NOTICE. Notice is heroby ftivon thut 30 days after date I intend to applv to tho Chief Commissioner nl Lands and Works for a special licenco to cut and curry awny timbor (rom the following do- scribed lands situate iu Wost Kootonay district: Commencingat a [toH markod "L. H. Eraser's north-west corner" and planted abont Sl-i milos nort.i of Cape Home on tho oast sido of Upper Arrow Lako. about oue half mile from tbo -li"'- : thence east 40 chains, tbenee south UVJ chains thenco wost IO chains, tbonco north HV) ehaini to the point of commoncement. Dntod this 9th day or October, IMM. * t 20 L. H. FHASKR. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that titty days alter date I Intend to apply to the Chief Com- mlialooerof Landa and Worki fori, .iission i purchaie tbe following described '-mdsln tbe district ol West Koutonay: t'ommencing nt a poll marked "Herbert Kod* fern's mirth-wost corner poit, aud plnntod on the east bank pf the Cc .unbia river, about four miles south i.f Nakusp| thenco oast 10 ehuins, l itinco south 10 chain*, thouco wont III chains, thenee north lo objini to point of commence ment. cnntai'iiiitf Wl acre1, moro or less. Dated ibe Mh Beplomler, .*■ D-, 1008. ocl2u IIM11JK1.T HLDFKRN. -ri'ilied hind* situated in lhe Dig P.eiul district oi Weil Kootenny: 1, Commencing at n pint marked "Gus Lund's south-east coiner pust," plunted abuut I n u ■ Holdlch ur Uno Mile' reek, and ahout 1 n i.i fro ii iho west Hank of Columbia lllver, Mn.:, j north SO clialns, ivest 80 chains, soulli -sn ohains, cast su chain * to pointof couimenuo* nienl. li. Commencing at. ii posl mnrkeil "Our Luud's mul It-west cornor post," planted abuul. 1 mile up Holdlch or One Slilo Crook, aud about 1 mile frum the west bunk of Columbia Itiver, tlionco north su chainB, east -Su chains, south 80 ebains, west 80 chainB to point of commence* menl. 3. Commencing at a post marked "Ous Lund's south-east corner posi," planled abuut 2 miles up Holdicli or Ouo Mile Croek, oast bunk, and about'J miles from Columbia Kivor, Ilieucc north 80 chains, woat 8U chainB,wmtli HO ohains, oast *.*u chaini to point of commencement. i. Commencing at n pout niarked "Gus Lund'tt south-wet.icornor pnsl," |iluntedabuut 2 miles up Iloldichor Ono Milo Creek, cast bunk, and ubout 2 iniles from Columbin river, thenoo north 80 chains, east80 chums, south 80 chaina, west 80 chains to point of commoncomont. Located Oct. 21st, 1900. nov3 CUB LUND. NOTICE. Netiee is hereby giren thut 30 days from dato I Intend to apply to tbo Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lauds and Winks fur permission to purchase the following described lands in the West Kootenny District: Commencing at a postmarked "L. K. Mc- Dougald's south-west corner," planted on the eastiideof Upper Arrow Lake, I miles uorth of Nakusp, B.C , thence nortb :>i chains, theuce east4uchains, thence north 20 chains, Ibeuce east4i) chaius, thonce south (10 Chains, more or less, to Arrow Lnke, thence westward bit chnius moro or loss, along the Arrow Lake to point of commence went, containing iuu acres more or less, Datod this loth day ol Oclohor, limi. OOt H L. F. McDOlKMI.D. NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that SOdnyR ufler date I intond to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lauds und Works for n speciul licenco tu cut and curry away timber from the following described lands situated in tho Hig Hond district of West Koolenay:- Commeuciuff at a post-marked "James Anderson's north-west cornor post," plucod alongside H. Duuuelly's north-enst coruor postou the west sido of Frisby Creok, running south lOOchains, theuce east 80 chuius, thonco north 00 chains, theuce wost 40 ehnins, thonce nonh 10cliiiins, theuce wost 40 ehuins to place uf commencement. Datod Sept. 25th. 1906, oct 27 JAMFS ANDERSON. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that E0 days after dale we intend to apply to the Hon, Chief Commi. sioner of Lands aud Works fur a special lieem u lo cut ana carry away timber from the following described lands, situate in West Kooteuav distriot: 1. Commencing at a post planled aboul one mile north from lue north-west corner ol K. -V S. Block 800 and marked "Hig Hond Lumber Company's south-east corner post." tbenee north 80 ebains, thence west 80 ehains, tlienco south 80 chains, thence easl so chains t" puint of commencement, 2, Commeueiug ata post pluuted about one mile nortli from the north-west curuer of K. & B, Block 86C, and marked "Dig Heml Lumber Company's north-east corner pust," tiience west 80 chaius, thonce south 80 chains, thouco east 80 chains, thence nurth 80 chains tu point of commencement. Dated Oct. 18th, 1*90(1. oot 20 BIG BEND LU.MHFH CO., LTD Notice Is hereby given that an 'lays alter date wo Intend toapply lo the Hon Chief Cotumbi* sioner uf Lands nnd Works fnr u special license lo cut and carry away timber from the following described lands, situate iu Wosl Kootonay district: 1. Commencingat a post planted nbuut two miles wesi frum Bannock Point on t pper Arrow Lake and maiked "II, B L. Co's south-east corner post," thenco north 80 cliains, thence west 80 chains, thenoe soulb 80 chains, thenco cast 80 chains to pointof commencement 2, Coinmeneing at a pust planted about threo miles west from Bannock Point on Upper Arrow Lake and marked "11. B. L. Co.'s south-easi coruer post," thence nnrth 80 chaius, theuce west 80 chains, theuce soulh 8o chains, thence tast 8u cliains to puiui of coinmencement. Dated Oct. 18th, 1906. OCt20 BIG BEND LUMBER CO,, LTD NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that 30 days aftor dato intend tu apply tu the ('hlef commissioner nf Lands and Wurks for a special liceine to cut and carry away timbor from tho following described lauds situated iu the district of Wost Kootenay: 1. Commencing at a post plantod about ::ou yards sontli of tlio Ton (10) Mile Tree, Big Bend trail, and marked "George Laforme's south-west corner pest," running oust 100 chains, tlience north 40 chains, thencu west 100 ehains, thence south 40 cliains to point of commoncement, 2. Commencing at a post planted about 200 yards south Of the Ten (ie) Mile Tree, Big Bend trail and marked "Ceoige Laforme'snortn-west corner post, running oast 100 chains, thence south 40 ohnins, thouco west 100 chains, thouco nortli 40 chaius to point of commencement, Daled tHh day of October, 1006. 3. Commencing at a post planted about one and one-half < l-i) miles imrth of No, 1 post nml marked "George Laforme's south-west eorner post," Ihence east B0 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence wost 80 chains, tlience smith SO chains to point of commeucemeut. Dated 3rd Not. 1900. nov 10 GEO. LAFOEME. Lucater, NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that 60 days after date I intend to apply to the lion, Chlof Commissioner of Lands ami Works for permission to purchase the following described lands In the West Kootonav District, on the east side of Upper Arrow Lake, aliout 0 miles nortli of Nakusp:— Commencing at a post planleil near the Lake, thenco nortli 10 chuius, liicncu west 20 chains, thence north 20 ohalni, thunce west 2<) chains, thencu south OO chains, more or loss, to tbo Arrow- Lake, tlienco tast 0<J chains along tlio lake tu point of comuiencemoi i containing 100 acres more or loss. Dated this 17th day of Sept.,1900. Bgpgg L. J, UPWARDS, Locator. LAND NOTICE. Notice is heroby (riven that 00 days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Ootn.nissloner of Lunils and Works for pormission tn purchase the following described lands situated In West Kootenay district! Coinmeneing at a post planted on the north side of Downie Creek, about one-fourth of a milo south of the Downie creek trail, near the 2J mile post and niarked "Ernest McHean's south-west corner," thence north 40 chains, tlience enst 00 chains, thence south III ehains, thence west 00 ehnins to pointof commencement: containing 210 acres more or less. Dated this Uth day of Sept., 1000. sep 29 ERNEST MoBEAN. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that 60 days from datu I Intend lo apply to the Hon. llielfliiof cuiiniis- sioner of Unds and Works furporuilssloiro inn* ■hini' the following destribod lauds, In tbe West bfjootenay district, west shore of Upper Anow Like: "Co iiuienelng at a posl markod ".]. L, Illrscb's smith Most corner," at lho smith east corner of Lot4670; and aboutll miles south of Fosthall Croek; llionet north 80 chains, (honco oasl 40 chains, theuco south 80 chains, thonce west In chains to point nf cuuiinoiiaoiueni, containing 820 acres mure or less, Dated this Slat ilay of Mny, 1906. J, L HIUHCH, oct 18 Por Ralph Hlye, Agont. Canada : | Province of British Columbia, / No, 362, THIS IS TO CERTIFY thai llie ''Lamb-Watson Lumber Company, Limit- oil," is aulhorised and licensed to carry on business within the Province of British Columbia, and lo earn* uut or effeel all or any of the objects ol' lhe Company lo which the legislative authority of the legislature of British Columbia exlends. The head office of the Company is situate in the City of Winnipeg, in the Province of Manitoba. The amount of the capital of the Company is eight hundred and lift) thousand dollars, divided into eiglil thousand five hundred shares of one hundred dollars each. The head office of the Company in th's Province is situate at Arrowhead, and Olio Lachmuiid, lumberman, whose address is Arrowhead, is lhe attorney for lhe Company, Given under my hand anil seal of office, at Victoria, Province ol British Columbia, Ihis 5th day of November, one thousand nine hundred and six, [ls.1 S, Y, WOOTTON, Registrar ol Joini Stock Companies, The objects for whicli the Company has ieeii established and licensed are:— To manufacture, buy, sell and deal iu >fcs, limber, lumber, shingles, fuel, pulp. ashes, doors, boxes, lies and all articles manufactured from wood, and In all kinds of building material and building supplies, including lumber, -stone, brick, tile, cement, marble, tools, implements and machinery; to acquire, bold, purchase, lease, sell, mortgage, operate, conduct, manage and dispose of saw-mills, planing mills, bouses, buildings, factories, wharves, docks, stone quarries, brick-yards, coal mines, peat beds, clay and plaster beds, limber limits and real and personal property of all kinds; lo earry on the business of contractors and builders in al ils branches! to own, operate, conduct and manage slores, magazines and all other places for storing, selling and disposing of goods either to employees of the Company or to the public generally, or botbj to acquire, construct) operate, purcba .e, lease and hold on the properly of llie Company convenient tramways and log ging railways; also lo have and acquire Steamboats Ior the purposes of the Company, and to charge and collect tolls for freight and passengers carried thereon; to act as agenls for other persons, firms or corporations! to acquire and bold shares iu the capital slock of other companies engaged in a similar business*, to amalgamate with any other companies pursuing the like or similar objects, and generally lo carry on any oilier business and to do all acts and things necessary or convenient for the carrying on of any of the above businesses or operations, or calculated, directly or indirectly, lo enhance the value of the Company's properly or rights, nov 14 NOTICE Notico is hereby given that 80 days after dale 1 Intend tn imply to the Chief commissioner of Lands and ,,'orks lor a spools I license to cut and carry away timber from tho following described lands situated in Lillooet dislricl.: 5, Commonolng at a post marked "A, Me* Council's north-east corner, Limit No. fi," planted on east bankof Upper Adams Rivor, about four miles from mouth, running 80 ebains west, ku eliains south, t!J chains east, 80 chains north to place of commencement. 6. Commoneliig at a post marked "A. Mc- Counell's tomb-east cornor, Limit No. fi," planted on east bank of Upper Adams Kiver, about four mites from mouth, running 100 I'huiiH north, 40 chains wesl, 160 ehains south, ■iu ehains east to place of commencement. 6}. Commeueiug at a post marked "A. Mc- Council's noith-eust corner, Limit Nu Oi," planted ou east bankof Upper Adams itiver, about 17 miles from mouth, running 40 chains west, 100 chains south, 40 chains east, 160 chains uorth to place of commencement. 7. Commencing at a postmarked "A.Mc- Cuiniell's south-west corner, Limit No. 7," planted on west bank ol Upper Adams Kiver, ubout 18 miles from mouth, running 80 chains oast, 80 chains uorth, D ebains west, 80 chains south to placu of commencement. 8, Commencing at a postmarked'-A. Mc- Council's north-west corner, Limit No. 8," planted on cast bauk of Upper Adams River, about one mile abovo outlet of Mica Lake, running 80 ehains south, W chains cast. 80 chains north, 80 chains west to placoof commencement. 0 Commencing at a post marked "A, Mc- Council's north-east corner, Limit No. 0," planted on souih bank of Harbor Creek, about 2 miles from mouth, running 80chains west, 80 chains south, 8» chains cast, 80 chains north to place of commoncement. 10. Commencing at a postmarked "A. Mc- Connell'i north-west comer, Limit No, 10," planted on cast bauk of Upper Adams Itiver at outlet of Mica Lake, running 80 chains soutli 80 chains oast, 8J chains north, 80 chains west to place of commencement, 11. Coinmeneing al a post marked "A. Me- Council's north-east corner, Limit No, 11," planted on west bankof u small uiinamud crook, tributary to Heaver creek, llio feeder of Mica Lake, running 80 chaius west, 8u chains south, 80 chaius cast, 80 chains north to place of commencemeni. Dated Nov. 9th, 1UC0. nov 14 A, McCGNNKLL. NOTICE Notice is hereby i;ivou that 30 days aftor duto I intend to apply to the Hou. Chief Commissioner of Lauds aud Works for a special licenso to cut and carry away timbor from the following doscribod lands in Kamloops distriet: Commencing at a pust planted on the east bankof Adams Hivur ubout oight miles above Adams Lake and markod "G. A. Luiiiiimr.*.' south-east cornur post," thence uorth 80 chains, theuce west 80 chains, thenco south 80 chains, thouce oast 81) chains to puint of commencement. Dated 5th November, loi.-i. nov 14 GEO. A, LAMMEKS. NOTICE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that thirty days afterdate I intend to apply lo the Chief Comtii ssioucr of Lands and Works loi- a special license to cui and carry awry limber from lhe following described land.1 situal d in lhe Ossoyos Oivisio.i of Yale Dislricl : Commencing at a posl planled near Ihe northern boundary of timber limil No. 7685, aboul 80 chains from Ihe north-wesl corner of same; Ihence north Go chains; tnence east 160 chains; Uience soulh 10 chains to lhe norlh-easl corner ol timber limit 76S4; thence west 80 chains along said boundary to the north-wcBl comer of same; thence soulb 40 chains along llie western I oimdary ol timber limit 7684 lo lhe norlh-easl co ner of limber limil 7685; thence west 80 cliains along lhe northern boundary of said limil 7685 lo poinl of commencement, Daled Ibis j8Hi day ol'Sepl. I906. nov 14 J. U. McKliNZIK, Notice Is hereby given that thirty days after date 1 Intend to apply to lhe Chief Commls sioner of Lands aud Works fora special llooiiso to cut aud carry away timber from the fulluw- Ingdoscrlbed lands In West Kooteuay District: 1. Commencing ata post planted at thesuutli- t.ost corner of KohiiiSHirs land purchase ami lurkod "Wi G, Sobultie'i south-east corner poiL" tiionoo 40 chains north, thouce 100 chains went, lonce 40 chains soulli, llumcu 100 chains uant mu; lake shore to place of commeucumotil. Duted Nov. Uth, Usui. '£. Coiiiiuuiichig ula post planted about lj uiIIi-h st of T. L. 8236,oii northeast arm of Arrow iko, and markod "W. O. NehulUo's norlh-west irnur posl," thonee Hi ebains south, thence 80 ihalns east, theuco 80 chains imrth, Ihoneo ho ehalus wost along lako shore to placo ul com- meneement, Duted Nov. Kith, limn. W. O. 81 IIULTZK. nov 14 For VV. F. Og-'vlo, agent. "land"notice" NOTICK IK BBRBDY GIVKM tbat sixty days after dato I Intenil to apply to tho Hon. Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission lu purchase the following dosciibeil lands In the West Kootenay district: CoiuiiiunciiiK ata |iost planted on the west side of north-oast arm of Arrowhead Luko, J of 11 mile from Hock Hlull', marked "It. IH. MuK.'n soiith-uaNt eoruer post," thouco {0 ehuins north, thencu 80 chains wost, Ihence ft) chains soutli, thence 80 eliains wust along lake shore to point ol cum* mencomont, llllleil Nov. Pub, 1906. nov 14 MUM. It. K. MuKITUICK. ..nu L.I..J H-..HJ uniun liuni uiu |UiiU**HI|j described landa situate In do Yale D.stnct: 1. Commencing at a post planted a*, the northeast comer uf timber license No SW, on Cherrj Creek and inarked " D. Woolsey's north-weit comer post,' thenee Bouth io-11 halns, then - ■ ul 40 ehuins, thence north loo chains, tbenee wont 40 ehuins to puint of eoromeiicoment. Ucated iitU September, HW6. 2. Commencing at a poat plantod m the sooth- went cornor of'.timber license No, 8274, on main Cherry Creek and marked " f>. Woolwj'i south- '■ast cunier," them-e north 80 ehains, thence went B0cliuiiH, tnence south 80 ebains, theiieo e&»t i'* chains to the point uf commencement. Located 1st October, WOO. a. Commencing at a post planted at the north- tVBSt corner of timber llconae No. 8887 ami marked "D. Woolsey's south-west enrner," theuce noith Mu chains, thonce oust 10 chains, thenee suuth 160 chains, tlience west 40 chains to iht- puim uf commencement. Located 2nd dsy of October, lW-'O. ' Commencing at a post plauted at the north-west oorner of timber license No. &.s" u id murked "D. Woolsey's south-easl corner post," thonce nurth 160 chains, thonee wesl 4u chains, thence south ibuenain**. theuce east 4u chains to the point of commencement. Loeutod 2nd Oetober, I'AHi. fi. Commencing at a post planted atom 1*W miles north-on it of the south-east comer ut timber license No. sjts aud marked " D. Wool- ley's north-welt oorner pust," theoce eut -11 chains, theuce south 80 chains, thence west so chi ins, theuco north 8j ehains lo the puiui ot como enoeraeut, Located llth October, 1006. 6. Commencing at a post planted at the south-oust comer of timber license No. 8278 and marked "D. Woolsey's lOuth-weit corner post,'thonco cast lo ehalm thence northnj ii'iin."., llienei- oast 10 chains, thonce north40 chains, thenco wed w chains, tbenee uouth 120 chuius to (lie point of commencement, Located Lhb October, 1000. Dated this 20th October, IIK.6, octal D. WOOLSEY. .... jarry away timber frum the following de-cribea lauds iu W»-: Kooten ..- District: (uuinienciiu* ai a post planted on tbo north vide of Pownie Crux, about ono-foortl of a mile wuw of Ihe DowoUl reek Trail, near the UJfMllfl post, and it.»rked *G. B. Nagle'i southeast corner poit," thence nurth 40 chains, thence west 140chains, ihence south 40chains, thence eu-t l'Xi chains to the point of commence -jiout- Dated ihi.- llth day uf September, Iff '. nov? G. U. NAGLK. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that so days after .lit.* 1 Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Ltiiils and Works for a speciul license to cut ami I cam* away timber frum the following described lands situated un Cariboo Flat abont three miles east of I'pper Adams Hirer, Lillonet district, B.C. 1, Commencing at a post marked "A- McCon- nail's north-east eurner Limit, No. 1," running 80 chains west, 8vl chalna south, so ehains east, BO ihalns north to place of commencement. i. Com 1110 ne ing at a postmarked "A. McCon- nell's sooth-east eurner. Limit No. 2," running yQ ihalns nor.h, Hi chains west, so chains south, SO hains easi to place of commencement. 3. Commeneing at a postmarked *'A. McCon- nell's north-east curuer, Limit No. 8," running *w chains west, 80 chains louto, 80 chains east, 80 hains north to place of commencement, 4. Cummencing at a post inarked "A. MoOon- nell'i smith-west corner, Limit No, 4," running 80 chain* oust, vs chains nnrlh, 80 chain* west, 80 chama south to place jf commencement. Dated Nov. uth, luue. nov 14 A. Mil.'ONNKLL. UNTOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 6H days after date 1 tend lu apply lo the Honourable tin- Chief Com- issiuner ofLamls and Works for permlaslon to irchose ihe following described lands In the dis- Irlct of West Kootenay, Ilevelstoke division: - Commencing al a post planted on lhe west batik of tho Columbia Kiver about half a mile below Priest llapids and marked "W, ll. Sutherland's north-west eorner post," thence south SO chani', thoneo oast lOchains more or loss to the west bank of tho ('olumbia Kiver, thence in a north-weiteriy direction uud following thu west bank of the Columbia Hivor to the point of commencement, Dated this loth day uf October, iwtf. oct24 W. II. SL'THKHLAND- NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Oo days from date I intend to apply to lhe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works at Victoria, H.C, for purchase o\' following described laiuls in Lillooet district: Commencing at a post marked "J. Pi Shaw's north-wesl corner," planted on west side of Upper Adams river, about 1 miles from bead c( Adams lake, running 80 chains soutli, 80 chains east, 80 chains norlli, 80 chains wesi, containing about 640 acres, Dated Nov, 12th, 1906. nov 14 J, P, SHAW. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore existing between Percy Scholes, W, E. Edwards and Fi W. Worsnup, all of Comaplix, has been dissolved and all business will iu future be carried on in llie names ol W. E. Edwards and K. W. Worsnup. Dated this 13th November, 1906. W. K. EDWARDS nov 1441 F. W. WORSNUP. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thut fjU days ufler date 1 intond to apply to tlio Honourable the Chief Commissioner ot Landsaud Works for permission to purchase llm following described lands in thu dis tiict of West Kootenay, Kevelstoke division.— Commencing ut a post planted on the west bank of the Columoia Itiver opposite 12-Mile llapids und marked "K. C. McCartjr's south-east corner post," tlience west 20 chains, thence north 2ti ehuins, theuce east 20 chains more or less to tin* west hank of the Columbia Hirer, theuce south following the west bank of; ue Columbia Kiver SO chains more or less to the pointof commencement. Dated October 10th, 1906. oct 24 K.O. McCABTBB NOTICE Notice is hereby given tbat 60 days after date I intend to apply to tha Chief Com missioner of Lands uud Works for permission to purchase tho following described lauds iu West Kootenay, 011 the cast shore of I'pper Arrow l^ke; Commencing at a post adjoining T, L. £108 on the south-west cornor nnd niarked "D, Uewat'a north-west comer posl," thencecasl 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains more or less to llm shore uf said lake thenco north along thc east -rhore of said lake 80 chains to the point of commencement. Dated Oct. lllth, 1000. net 21 D. DEWAR. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 30 days alter date I Intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of L1.111.ls aud Works for a special license to cut and entry away timber from lhc following described lands in tbe district of West Kootenay: Commencing at a postmarked "L. H. Fra* ner'fl north*wast corner," and planted -about 1 mllo- -''mh nf St. Leon on tbe oust >ide of Up- per A1 row Lake ah mt ono milo from tbo shore; 1 hem I**1..il to elm us, thonce south 160chains, thine-' west 10 chnius, Ihenco uorth it 1 ohalni in llm 1 mi of commeiiCBiuaut DatidthiaPlhdaj of C . bor, 1006. nosl L. H ERASER, NOTICE. Notice is hereby glvou that80daj'l slier date I iutc'id tu apply in the ChlelL'ommlulonet ol Lands uiul World lor a ipei in! license to eul and carry awav timber irum thc following doscribod lands'situated ah ml a half mil- west cf iho Upper Arrou lake, and across the lake irom Nakusp, B (',, In lhc distriet of rtesl kuuteiiay: 1. Commencing at a post mnrkod ''Kll Lega-sy's suulh east comer post." running west Sl ohnlns, thence north 80 ehains, thence ea-d .■iii'liain*, ihence soulb mi cbnins to point of commence nt. 2, Commonolng at a post planted at lh< south-coal eurner of Nu. 1 timber limit and marked "Kll Legnssy'8 nurth west corner post," running onst SOohains, thence -.ou'h SOohains, tlionco wesi mi cbnins, lhei.ee north so chains iu point uf commencement. ,f. 1 ommeiieing at a post plunted at tbe II rtll-wost corner of timber limit N'o, *>and marked "Kll I.**g.*i—y - Bouth-woet coruer posl running north Wchains, lhence oaat 80 cnains, ihcucc south SO chains, thonoo woit ni chain- I* point of commenoomouL Looalcd 8opt. Wth, iimi icLi Lbgassy, mi :d F, 1'iovom, Agent, NOTICE. NOTICE. VTOTICK is heroby given that fid days after i\ date I Intend to apply to lho Hon. tbo Chief Commissioner of binds and Works for prnni-iuii to uurchoHO tbo fcllowlng -doscribod lands, sltualca In West Kooicnay, on tbe east shore of Upper Arrow Lako: (-uuiuioiicbig at a ptifll adjoining T, L, 1780 on thu north side and uiarked "L. A. Duwar'i north-west enrner," thenco cast Hu ohalna I bonce huh b >'i chains, thouco west 80 chain*- more or less to the oast ahorc of Upper Arrow Luke, thence north following the shore of said taken ohnlns to tho point of uuimnotieoinont. Dated Out. 16th, 1006, oolU UA. IlKWAU, Notico Is he-.'by given that 80dayi after lite 1 In ton 1 Lospplv lo iho Chlof Commissioner ol Lands and works Fora special lloemo to out mul carry away tluih--r frum the lull..wing described landi situate In the Valodiitrlct; Cominonoing at a poit mnrked "S, Hill'- i.uuttr" 1 1 coruor post, planted shout one mllo oust uf the Snniwap river, about.i miles nurth uf 1'berry Crook, thonco north tt chains, theuce wost 80 ohalni, thence south 80 ehtlos, Ihoneo unst BO ehuins to imiut of commencement Dated October»tn, 1900, nov. 8. HILL. LAN J) NOTICE. Nntleu.- horoby given thai 60 days alterdaU* I intend in apply to ihe chlol Commlaslonor ol Unds .ml H orks for permission to purchase the ollowl ig descrllwd lands In Uarll llstrlct: Cm .iciiik at a pout marked "W. II. ullve's nuiili:....; corner post.4 plantod rail leading frmn Nonh I hoinpson Klrot to Yollowlmad Pus ami al-mt .1 miles ina 11mlh.1l> dirt-In 11 from Crnnbem Lake, running north SO chains, thencs wesl it'efialni, thonce south 0 chains iheneeeast 10 cii.n < in point of commencement, Dnlc, 1 uh day.<f Nov ber, UM). w, 11 oiIVK Locator. nm .:• NOTICE. Sot ice Is hereby glfl n that :Suiluy-all i>r date I Intend toapply to tho Chief Conim*bnlouor ol Land-and Worms fora spoclaJnbouso to cut nnd curry nwny limber from thoTollowlng described lauds un Upper Arrow Lakes, MoKen' m Creek, Oalona Un) districl Wesl Kootenai: Commencing at a post planted at the nLrtli ea.'l corner uf Timber Limit Nu. OUS, marked "II, IL HanK nurihwci cornocpoit,1 running south ni chains, thonco oast GO ohnlna thonoo north 80 chains, thenco weit 80 chains iu point of oommoncement. Dated this ISlll day of October, 1006, oct 21 U, II. BANKS. NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that S) days aftor data I intend toapply tu the I'hief Commissioner of Lands and H urkf fur a 1, ecial license to cm and cirri tuikr Irum tho following described land.-situated in West Kootenay dfrtnet: E Commenolng &i s i-«i marked "Uus Lund'* south-west corner post." plauted at the north-west cornerof Timber Limit wl, thence nurth *lo chains, east 100 ohalus. bouth 10 etui ni., west Iw chains to poiut of commence- in ent. Dated Sept, 181b, 1906, 26. Commencing at *-*. post marked "<»us Lund'* north-east comer pusl," at the northwest eurner ul limber Limit 6JU6, thonce soulh B0 chains, west40 chains, south 40 chains, west Wchaim,, nurth B0 chains, east 40ohains, north lu chains, east -tu chains lo point of commencement. Dated Sept, 28rd, KM. oct 81 OUS LUND. NOTICE NVline is hereby given that 60 dnys Irom dale I intend lo apply lo Ihe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works.-, Victoria, Il.C., for purchase of following described lands in Lillooet district: Commencing al a posl niarked "T. Kilpatrick 's north-west corner," situated about 1 mile from west bank ol Upper Adams river and lwo and a half miles from head ol Adams lake, running 40 chains soulli, bo chains east, 40 chains north, 80 chains west, containing 320 acres more or less. Dated Nov. nth, 1906. nov 14 T. KILPATR10K, NOTICE. Sotife I, hereby given thai ihinj- diva alter date 1 liitciiil to apply to lhu Hen. uhiel Com- mlulonei ol Lend, aud Work. Iur a .pedal license 10 out aud tarry away timber (rom the following described lauds in the Weal Kootenay district. 1. Commencing at a post planted about i miles *>uiitli ot P. It. S8 una about 1 j mile. »c»t ol the L'pper Arrow Lake, mnrked "C, Skinner's nortliwe-t corner." thence south Nl chani, thence easi su chains, thence north SU chains, thenco vest ou chtiiiia to place ol com iiiL-iict-iiieut. a. Commencing at a pom planled aboul i mile* soutli of p, i'„ i, aud 1, miles wesl ol tho Lpjict Arrow Lake, marked "C. Bkiuner's north-east corner post," iheuce south Si chaius, Ihence west Ml chain-, Uience north BO chains, Ihence east 80 ohains 10 place ot eoumience- iticn.. 3. (,'ouiiilcncinii nt a post planted I mile i-oiilh ot Xo. 1 nnd marked "(.'. Skinner's northwest corner post." iheuce soulh bei chains, thenee cast m chains, thence north su chains, thence west So chains to place ot commencement, Uuled October irth, lautl, ti SKINNEH. A. .M. Syiiions, Agent, 1. Coinineneilig at a post plauted lliuilea north ot 'I. L 7531 and 1 mile west of (."pper Arrow Lako, marked "A. M. Symons' northeast corner posl," tlience west io chains, thence soothSlohalni, thenoo east se chains, thenco north so chains 10 place ot coinincuceuicut, Daled October Anl), lwii. oef.'l A. M. SYMONS. NOTICE Notice Is hereby riven lhat 3u days after dato wo intend to apply to tbe Chief Commissioner of I -ids and W orks for permission to cut and t .rry awny timber from the following described lands situate- in West Kootenay district: (\immencing at a post planted &j ehains north of the north*eait cornerof Lot 7637 and marked "Lamb-Watson Lumber Co.'s north-west corner," tlience 80 chaius south, thunce W chains east, thence 80 chains north, thence 60 chaina west to point of commencement. Located October 17th, 1&00. LAMB'WATSON LUMBER CO. Arrowhead, li. ft, Oct,setb, lyuc. od 31 NOTICE VrOTICK W HKKKBY 01VKN that thirty i.i days afler date 1 Intend toapply to thl Lillet Commissioner of Lands and Works for a peeial license to cut and carry away timber from the lollowing described lauds situated in tbe dlatr'o, of \\ est Kootenay: 1, Coini. ,'ticing at a post marked "Alex, Mc- Crue's nortl-a.at comer." planted on tho Hammtl Creek trail, about lo miles from ArgeiitA, running east 190 chains, theuce suulh 40 chains, thence west itju chains, theve north IU chains to place of commencement. J. Commencing al a po«t marked "Alex. Mc- Ow - iiurtb-west corner,' planted on the Ham* ui:l Creek trail, about jfi miles from Armenia rum.ing east 180 clmun. thence south 4u ciialnc, theuce west 100 chains, thence north 10 chains 10 puint of commencement*. 3, Commenolng at a post marked "Alox, Md rue's north-en*t corner," planted on tho Ii,in,mil ('nek trail, abuut 16 miles from Argcnta, running woit 100chains, theuce south lu ohalni, ibi'iico oast 100 chuius, thence north lu ohalni to point of oommoncement, Dated October 1Mb, 1000, oct 31 A. MoCIUB. NOTICE. Notice U hereby given that thirty days after date I intend to apply to the llonoruble Chief Oommbalonerof Land-,und Worki furnipwini (Iconic to cut and carry nwuy limber Irum lhe foLuwiiix described lands In Weit Kootenai district: Ootntneneltu at a poil planted I mllea itp_BIk Creek, un north ilde ot < reel, .md unrkfd "Kob* ert Armstrong's lonth-wul - ornsr," thince east <jj ehains, theuce north BO chains, thence west 10 ebains, thouce south B0 chains to point of cum- niememeut. Dated Sept. loth, 1000 octal ituiir.itr ABMSTRONa Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE River Bdon -Mineral Claim, situate in the illo- cillcwfttt .Mining Division of Kootenay all1 trict. Wherelooatodi Ki-di ('reck. Tako notice thai I. Juhn Albert Kirk of the town of Itevelstoko, B.C., acting ns agent for J,8 C Craser, faq., Kree .Miners Cortiflcate No. it;.-;to,ind MaiK-aret a, KiMui.Kroo Minor's CertiOi ite No. B88W8, intond, rixty days from lhe dale hereof, to apply to the Mining BO' cuni'T f"r a Cortlfloato of Improvements, for tin* pun-oao of obtaining a Orown Grant of the above claim, And further take nmlcc that action, undoi* Motion 17. uiu-i be commenced b.-foru the ISBU* uiu*. uf mcfa « ertillcute of Improvement*. Dated thin -Jith duy of September, A.D., 1000, nov81 J. A. kihk. notice!" VfOTICK I* HKHKRY GIVEN that thirty i> days after date 1 intend to apply to the 1 hlef t ommlaslonorof Lands and Works for a speoial license U) cut and carry nwuy timber from the following dowriuod lands in Ww Kootenay district: Commencing »t a post markod "If. H. Banks' north we-t corner," and plan ted at the south- Went corner Of Timber Limit No. 0143, at Oat ena Hay, running ninth (o chnlni or to post No. 7043, thenoe we-t fli chains or to post No, •f013,thence wutli W 'hains, thence east a chaini, thence north mi chnius, thonce west flu ; chain- to place uf commencement Dated this 19th October. 1000. oct 'Ji H. IL BANKS, VJWLJTCiVO J flg uuLrni\Dj A beautiful variety of styles in these goods just in stock from the best manufacturer of Knit Goods in Canada. These are comfortable and durable, just the thing for the cold winter coming. Ladies' Golfers in Norfolk Blouse, and Eton Styles. See Our Wool Kimonas. These arc some ol the prettiest goods ever shown here, and what is more comfortable to wear than one of these, and defy the cold winter winds. Ladies, we ask you to look at these. Childrens' Sweaters. Children's Sweaters, buttoned on the shoulder and Buster Hrown Styles. These goods are here at last and waiting for the little tots. Bring the children here and let us try one on them. MEN S WESOUT AND PLAIN SWEATERS- in Rovelstoke colors as well .is odd colors A big variety of Toques, Sashes, Gloves, Mills and Infants' Knit ('..mils. I UK STORE THAI NEVER DISAPPOINTS REID & YOUNG THE STORE THAT NEVER DISAPPOINTS ."*-. ,t. it, .-1*1 .t< .t. rt. ,t| it, , h tt, ,-t". ,"1", * , WTTWtTt'ItWsI I THE OLD COUNTRY I ———■—■———■ *•$♦ You will shortly have to get your Xmas Presents ready to send across thc water, This year wc have the swellest line of Xmas Cards, Calendars, Souvenir Mountain and Local View Books already for mailing. Come in and sec them before you purchase. § Cenada Drug & Book Co., Ltd., Revelstoke, BC.J^ MARRIED, MiKai.-Tho.mas— At St, Andrew's Church on the 2Cth inst., by the Rev. W. C. Colder, Kenneth G. .lie- R e lo Mollie T.Thomas, ol Vernon. BEEAD!!! WEATHER FORECAST. Wednesday, Nov. 28—For 2-1 hours: Light winds, cloudy, with possible snow and fog. Temperature: Max. 42 (leg., min. 14 deg. ..» . Local and General. The Selkirk Ljdge, No. 12,1.O.O.F., will meet iu Selkirk Hull every Thursday 8 p in. J. Parsons, late of the Imperial Bank start' of this city, has joined the staff ol the Northern Bank at Victoria, J. Kernaghan, of Salmon .Vrm, is making arrangements for the construction of a new mill whicli will start operations belore the snow disappears. Many applications for the post of janitor fur the schools have been received aud the city clerk has announced that Thomas Steed has been appointed. As an evidence of the interest taken in the Y.M.C.A. in Canada, the City council of Moose Jaw have given free lighting aud water tu their local assooiation. The annual meeting of the Hookey Gun will take place tomorrow (Thursday) evening, promptly at 7 IIU in the Y.M.C.A. All intending players should be present. TL'.- Nelson-Bruce Operatic company have arranged witn R, Tapping to play at Afrowhead on Friday, Nov 30th, thus giving that town an opportunity t ti-.- ,. good show. Dr. Whyte, of Westminster, will conduct the service iu tlie Y.M.C.A. on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and will take as the subject of his address " The Four Mechanics." The nomination of ollicers of the Gold Range Lodge, No. 25, Knights of Pythias, ior the ensuing term, will be held this evening and it is hoped that the attendance ol members will be large. supt. T. Kilpatrlok, is litting oul sereral suites oi rooms over the Red i'r -, Drug store ami when completed should lorm very desirable r.-siilentiii! flats. Messrs. Kincaid ainl Anderson have the management, Skating has been Ireely indulged in , by some ..-f the energetic youth uf our city and many could be seen on Sunday afternoon dutng the "outside I dg.- mii the ice below lln- wing dam mi till (' M.-iilua. ,!. Kv.tn-. '4 Salmon Arm, tin - nte - prising butcher wbo m- recenl y Op. mil .p .. Ir-l-i-m.-s 11 - nt in il i- I in partni nhip «ii!i .1.1. Wo -Imi 11 this city, will shortly establish u branch business in Kamloops At the recent insurance commission nt Ottawa, there were presented .ictmil statements in regard to the order ul the Woodmen ol tne World, li was shown mat then- were assets amounl ing to 1167,294, showing a deficiency by calculation ol $869,820. The English Mechanic and Wu l! ol Science, a copy ol which we have just received, iB ne ol the latest nud most up-to-date magazines devoted to mechanics nnd Inventive science tlmt is published, mid is one which should apjieal tn all Canadians, Messrs. K. K, Fleeter and J. A. Darragh, well known in Revelstoke, hold options on extensive timber lands and mineral properties in Nevada niul other parts ol the states. They are also interested in tlie Kimoloa Mining and Development Co., who own properties in Mexico. The Health Fnnn at Los Angeies, Cal , it resort Ior cun- lUmptlvM in tl Is-iiilifiiHy situated iH alsu represented by ihu linn, whu ban- their otfioel in the handsome Grusse building at Los Angeles, Cal. Why do you bake your own luvad when wc can deliver it tu you fresh Irom the oven every day. There is none better, il any as good. Cakes and Pastry A large assortment of Cakes and Pastry on hand. Quality and workmanship A 1, HOBSON & BELL, CROCERS, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS The jury found Conductor Most, Engineer Galnauer and Brakeman Woodward responsible for the recent Baltimore & Ohio train wreck, and all three were charged with manslaughter. The official death list resulting from the wreck is sixty-one. We are pleased to sec that the city is beginning to realize that the lighting ol the main streets is a very important factor of civic administration. The oro light at the Imperial Bank corner is a welcome institution nnd now our business centre nt night will ho doubly attractive, Let us hope a few mure arcs will go up. "Take time by the forelock." We of the present day arc more favored thun will be those of the future for we are the pioneers ol this rich heritage ot opportunities. We enn tube our pick and choice of the Iiest that the country affords and mnke larger and often quioker profits than will be tin- case iu the luture. The C. P. It. have placed at the disposal ol the wandering Hindoos, now in Kevelstoke. two cars, when- they (.-an now get shelter nnd warmth, Tins was the only thing tlwt could be done since house accommodation oannot Ingot for them in town. These cms are adjoining those occupied by tbe Hindoos employed by the railway company. Miss Queenie MoCoy, n soprano well known in music circles in the province, will sing in the Knox church on Tuesday evening next, Dec. 4th Miss McCoy bus a voico of run- power and sweetness, and has created u favorable impression wherever she has sung she will be assisted by local talent. Insurance in the city lias been very busy nf Inii- and meeting with oonstd- erabli success in the city Messrs Kincaid iV Anderson, agents lor the i'u..i-i an disutility & Boiler Insurance Ci . reporl a 1 irge inci * l-ii-iti- -- ti, th ii special direction, * hi panj li -. .-. jusl published .. neat ami wi-i! g-.i up list ol paid claims. Tl.ii ] --ii; i.i-i - certainly n novelty in the line I id ertisin ■ Now tii.ii iln- snow lias arrived, a uord of cnu n tor thi merchants in i ii- ■■.t. - ia) i n - i iu regard i- ki epinjj tin i ii- ...i.kr clear and as i... ■- in dun'emus ico patches, is possible II the snow and ice is allowed to accumulate in rugged heaps aroui -I your dourwaps il lorms t greal danger I, Hi" liinbs ill yuur customers. A neat appearance at your doorw i) idd I., the attractiveness ol tho stores, Now is youe opportunity! Subscribe (or the MAIL-HERALD and the NEW IDEA $2.50, for a whole year for the two. GO TO KINCAID & ANDERSON FOR YOUR Insurance and Real Estate Full Line Of The Best FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. MONEY TO LOAN Kincaid & Anderson Remember the Scottish concert in tho Opera Hou-e on St. Andrew's Night, Friday, Nov. 30. Tlie best looal talent has been enlisted, a feature being the Scotch Reel and the Reel of Tullocl). J. 1), Swanson received the unanimous nominatios lor liberal candidate on Monday last at Kamloos. Twenty- nine delegates attended the convention. Only two placeo were not represented. Over twenty delegates wore supporters ol Dr. M. H. Wade lor nomination, the remainder favoring Mayor Gordon. Mr. Wade's nomination threatened a continuance of the breach in the Liberal ranks in the city and a proposal to unite on Mr. Swanson was accepted by Mr. Wade and his friends, thuB effecting unanimity for tbe first time since Senator Bostock's election in 1806, Business Locals. Skates sharpened at -lin:. each. Lawrence Hardware Cm Wall Papers, Curtain Pules and fixtures. C. li. Hume ii Co. .lust received—Small consignment if grain led pork—Evans A Woodrow. We are offering special bargains in I'apesir. carpets, C. 11 Hume .<c Co. Send iii yuur orders early f ir some ol our delicious grain (ed pork—Evans & Woodrow, Linoleums, lloor oil cioth and .lap- it..-.- matting, .. choice, line C B. Hume A- i An up-to-date stock ol .. ki la ol -- . - >nd ranges for « I and coa Lawrence H irdware Co. .- me lainty little .Japanea'- jardi mi-:- - iml odd piece* of furniture at Howson's furniture store Layer Raisins, in 1 Ib packages ........ best |... •„-,.... i !!. Hume ■ i -i - i r _•■ ■■ ,n glasi jars Vleen iketsa : - . - , m ci - fresh in. (! li. Hume *• I it. Walker's hot b isl iti - gum! stove lor littli money i . ■•■ .ill the go this winti i Hard., ire Co. m -!''- table nl China ami jlasi ■■ fm Friday and Baturda) . ii , edc Co, gel hi Cms elties in lapii io i bin i gold engi .ve I glass- •ii.. I muni painted Liniogi II Iliiiin ' \ -i-'- -mi...I mal mm ii.i make i i ■ in im ii- Xmas present. Robl ll twson'a furniture store is the placo ■'■' 'hem. We Imve thousand i ni beautiful!) .iinil XmatTbosks to chi use from we will fix tin-in up for mailing for you ui. ilm Banada Drug v Hi .k Co. Store nn First street, neai C P ii track, io runt, highly suitable loi insurance office, Ipply to John E. Wood, iln- Furniture Store, ml, city St itcc slim L-.H \\ Foi I limil. (ru rs j-ct.terd.iy, h lug put outside iln limits. uites ! Skates!! Skates!!! Now ': just arriving. Try n pair of iiiiiiiii skates, light and durable, re.'tce Hardware Cu. rite to Riverside Nurserie', Grand ts, for free descriptive cntiiogue of e grown, Ihr,fly, acclimatised t.ees ami ornamentals, -♦- Y. M. C. A. NOTES. li the senior bisketlinll series a league has been funned with 40 men in line, Eight men were selected as captains, viz., Latham, Eaton, Hope, Wu. id land, Kerfo-t, Spring, Milne and Fisher, The draw Inr players was iniiile and Ihe following schedule will lm run tiff, fiiinniencing Saturday, He*. 1st: (a) Milne v, Kerfoot, 8.15. (b) Hope v. Fisher, 9,15. Dec. 8--(c) Latham v, Woodland, 816. " (d) Etiliiii v, Spiine, 11.15. Dec, 16—Fisher v. Hope, 8.15, '• Kerfuot v. Millie, 0.15. Deo, 20—Spring v, Eaton, 8.16, " Woodland v. Latham, 0.15, .Ian. 10—(c) Winneriiv. winnerb, 8.15 " (0 " cv. " d, 11.16. Jan. 17—Winner e v. winner f, fl 15, Tlie physical director will referee the games, and opposite captains will for nn umpire. An entry fee of 25c. will bo asked from each player; winners to receive individual prizes. The eight captains nre constituted a cuinniittee to deal with any questions which may arise. The use of gymnasium floor may be had tor team practice by arrangement with the physical director. Return games arc drawn in the first round, giving each team two chances. Total points ou the round to count. On the second round sudden death games will be in order. This season's Canadian rules to govern play. I unnsxmas is uommg! Stand on u chair and you can iilmust see it. IIuw abuut those presents you have to make up. We have everything thai you need for Fancy work. We hnve some Special Bargains in Pretty China Silk 27 inches, for 40c. per yard, 20-inch lor 20c. per yard, just what you need lor Pin Cushions, Sachet Bugs, etc These silks ire ot the best quality and .no very pretty. Wo ask you to inspect them il you are looking for something really good. LACES AND RIBBONS Is the best in town. We are always getting in new patterns and keep our stock well up, LADIES' HATS We want to get those all out of lhe way before our Christinas Goods have to bc displayed, so you cnu have your choice ol any in tho store ut $2.00 CUSHION TOPS Make a most acceptable Xmas gilt and we huve n "dandy" assortment at very low prices. Our souvenir ol Revelstoke has had n large sale and we have a new lot, that .till not Inst long. We have everything you need to make up the Cushions. Pretty frilla, 4J yards long, worked in colors, only 75 ols. each. Ribbon Frills, Conl and Tassels at 35c, OOo. and If 1.00 each. Cushion Forms, filled with softest Down, or Cotton tilled, iii.dnll colore in material fur backs, MCLENNAN'S A Solid Oak Cabinet of Table Silverware valued at $ioo, will be given away to the holder of the LUCKY NUMBER on DEC. 31st, 1906. A Coupon, giving one chance with every 25 Cent Purchase of goods at our Store, Coupons will be given on all accounts paid before that date. We have a fine stock of Xmas goods. Call and see them. P.lfaim, - Zed Cross Drug Store Everybody knows tbey can always expect the newest tilings in Xmas cards and c. lend -i rs at lhe Canada Drug Sture on tho corner. Come and see. Come in and see the assortment before you choose. Don't forgot we have a special handsome souvenir Xmas calendar made up ol Ilevelstoke vfews, nicely boxed, for mailing only, 50 cents each a!, the Canada Drug £ Book Co., Kevelstoke. Certificate of Improvements NOTICE Silrer Bell Mineral Claim, situate ia the Rev- - ■-.. vi .. ng DlTislou o( Went Km>tenny ■- * ■".'■■■-■ . •■. Keystone Mountain . * - ■ Lica that li James J Woodrow, F.M.C. ■ ,,--i igent for Alei W. Mclm-wli. F.M. Ia Johnson. F H.l IMI7I. «uri * h A ihoi r M i So BSW4I. Intend, '•".■ii iti« Jnto ti«r«of, tn npply to I he '■', ■ ii * for 11 ertlfleate or Improve- a en e purpose o( obtaining s ' rown Grant <■' the lime claim 1 tt tKKfl notice that action, onder . ■ be a ri nen< fl before iho tail' ' -*"•*, i fir nti**) nf IiiipfvornaiitR. MCJ day of October Lp 1006 JAS. I WOODROW F10H H \l-K A now Piano, pobI $275 will nnil for 9200. Belling iaroe ■ nf leaving town Apply to I I* Baku ".mi, Third Btrapt WANTED LADIES—Foi- dressmaking and sewing for children, fancy goods nnd notions, see Miss Maslisn, opposite Windsor lloti-1. w ANTED-Two first-class Oarpen ters, Apply to E, 0. Fromey. WAj\TD—Girl for general house work for lamlly of three; good wages—Mrs. Theu.T, Ludgate, Arrowhead, a c. tt r-iOR SALE-Medium sized base J; burner coal stove, only used one year, apply to F, C. Manninu, Oity. OTTAWA MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Office Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Cms. Murphy. Uaromi Fibhkr, -- ,-j ...^_^_ ■'—~. '-----■ . -,,., ^ ,..,,;.,■). ..,;;. m***j[* SENDING GIFTS To Friends In the OLD COUNTRT It is high time lor you to be thinking and acting on this matter. SEE OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT of right lines for this purpose. Revelstoke View Calendars, Souvenir Spoons, Brooches, Hat Pins, etc, Ideal Waterman's Fountain Pens, I-1.50 tn $14.00. WALTER BEWS, Phm.B. DRUGGIST AND STATIONER. 'l ITi ial **» 'Ti'nT. A A A. i't1. A A A A A A A A i't*. A A .♦. .*♦. ,'i*. A 1' 7 ■+' ■4.' 'JJ.1 *Jff 'J' *qp 0? <ip '.J,' '.J,1 "$,* 'J' W W1JW W t^l t,J11^1 IJ.I IJIIJI IJ.I JJ,i 15 J. A. DAVIDSON, MERCHANT TAIIOR Carries the best Line of Goods to be had from- GLESCA, HAWICK, GALASHIELS, JED, BURGH, MANCHESTER, HUDDERS- FIELD, STROUDE AND LONDON. t MACKENZIE AVE., - REVELSTOKE Ii. C ] M1T1 il*. i't, i't, Ai A, A, At {t, if. tti iti .1*. .fr, ,1*i i*fr, ,***, ii*, A it, it, .*h ,* 14,114,' IJ.I 1^,1 IJ.I IJ,' IJ.I IJI 1,1,11^1 IJI 1,^1 1^, 1^1 IJ,I IJI l,|< I■,!.■,. 1-,, .11 III.. No. 5 Company- Recruit drill Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Drill Hall at 8 p.m. By order H. A. Blown, 0. 0. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 60,days afler date I intend lo apply to lhe Chief Commissioner of Lands k Works for permission lo purchase the following described lands, situated in the Wesl Kootenay district on the wesl side of Upper Arrow Lake in the Koslhall Valley: .. , Commencing at a posl marked "T, S. Mcl'herson's south-west corner post," planted at tlie north-wesl corner of Lot 862; thence norlli 80 chains, thenceeast 80 chains, thence soulh 80 chains, thence wesl 80 chains to point of commencement containing 640 acres, more or less. Located 23rd day ol November, 1906. nov 28 wed T. S. McPHERSON. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given Ihal 60 days afler data I intend lo apply to the Ohiel* Commissioner of Lands & Works for permission to purchase three hundred and twenty acres of land lying in the Fosthall Valley on the wesl side of Upper Arrow Lake, described as follows: Commeneing al a posl marked "Robert Abbie's north-east corner post," planted at the north-west corner of Lot 862, Group 1, Kootenay; tlience 80 chains wesl, tlience 40 chains soutli, llionce 80 chains enst, Ihence 40 eliains nortli to the poinl of commencemeni, containing 320 acres, mora or less. Daled the 23rd day of November, 1906. It. AHI1IE, nov 28 wed I'er T. S. Mc Person, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given lhat 60 days allei; date I intend to apply to the Chief Com missioner of Laiuls and Works for permission lo purchase six hundred and forty acres of land lying in lhc I'ostliall Valley on the west side of Upper Arrow Lake, described as follows: Commencing 111 a post marked "Russell Nlchol's soiilli-easl corner posl,' planleil al the nuilti-west corner ot Lot 862, Group I, Kootenay, thence norlli 80 chains, Ibeuce west 80 chains, Ihence south 80 chains, ihence easl tio chains lo lhe place of commencemeni, containing 640 acres, more or less. Dated Ihis 23rd &,\y of November, 1906. ' R. NIGHOL, nov 28 wed 1'erT. S, Mcl'herson. NOTICE. Notice Ib hereby given tlmt (K) days ufler (Into I intenil to npply tothe Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase six hundred and forty acres of land lying in tho Foslhnll Valley on the west side of Upper Arrow Lake, described us follows! Commencing at n post marked "William Harlow's north-east enroot* post," planted ItiO chains westof l...t l.'iTii, Group I, liootcniiy: thenci* west8(1 ehnins, thence soutn 80 chains, Ihenee cnsl 80 ohnlns, thence nu.-lh 80cbnins to lhc place of commencement, containing 840 acrei, mote or less, Dated this 21th day of November, lim.1. \V. IIAUIjOW, nov 'H wed Per T. S. McPhersou. NOTiCE. Notico is he.ehy given that 00 days afler date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lnnds & Works for permission to purchase six hundred and forty acres of land lying In the Fosthall Valley on the west side nf Upper Arrow Lake, described as follows: Commencing at a post marked "H. Harlow s north-easl corner post," planted 1-10 cliains west of Lot 1670, Group 1, Kootenay; thenco west 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, tlience east 80 ehnins, tlience north 80 chains to tl.e place of co.n.nence.nent, containing 040 acres, more or less. Dated this UUh day of November, 1000. II. HARLOW, nov 28 wed Per T. 8, McPhersou, NOTICE Nolicc is hereby given thai 6o days afler date 1 intend lo apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands & Works for permission lo purchase six hundred and forty acres of land lying in llie Fosthall Valley on the west side of Upper Arrow Lake, described as follows: Commencing at (I posl marked "Frederick Waslibiirne's soulli-easl corner post," planlcd 8o chains wesl of llie north-west comer of Lot 862, Group 1, Kootenay; thence norlli 80 chains, Ihence west 80 chains, tlience soulh 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to the place ol commencement, containing 640 acres, more or less. Dated (his 23rd day of November. 1906. F. WASHBURNE, nov 28 wed I'er T. S. McPherson. Pleases every Smoker the " Maroa Vuelta." MIMI Frtt|lre j CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. John E. Wood's Furniture Store OPERA HOUSE Return Engagement TWO NIQHTS ONLY HAROLD NELSON jlj-std CLIFFORD LANE BRUCE Friday, November 30th "A PRISONER OF ZENDA" Saturday, Deoember 1st "ARIZONA" Prces - $1.00, 75c. Beats on sale at Canada Drug & Book Co'i. Store. -
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1906-11-28 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1906_11_28 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0311101 |
Latitude | 50.998889 |
Longitude | -118.195833 |
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