i" ine iviaii-neraia '/CTO 1^ ,m Vol. 13.-No 38 REVELSTOKE. B. C. MAY 15, 1907 $2.50 Per Year CB. Hume&Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. SPRING TOGS Light Grey Worsteds —we have them—you want them. Conditions of fellowship in this age demand tl.ata man be well dressed. Tn dress economically is a duty evory man owes to himself. We can dress you both well and at a fair price. Wee our New Spring Clothes around 122,50. SEEDS Now ie the time for planting all kinds uf Flower and Harden Seeds and one glance over our stock will convince you of tlmir quality and our variety. All our seeds nre bought from two of the largest growers in Canada—Steele Briggs and 1). M. Ferry. The following are of the package and bulk seeds we carry. D. M. Ferry's Garden and Flower Seeds. Steele Briggs' Garden and Flower Seeds. Our Bulk Flower Seeds are :—Nasturtium and Sweet Pea. Our Bulk Garden Seeds are Onion, Carrot, Turnip, Wax Beans and Onion Setts. Our Bulk Grass Seeds are Red Clover, White Clover, Timothy, Lawn Grass and Mammoth Clover. All these SeedB are fresh in and can be relied on with safety. 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. CARPENTERS' TOOLS BUILDERS' HARDWARE Sawmill Supplies, Belting, etc. Stanley's and Starrett's Mechanics' Tools. SimondB' and Shurly and Dietrich High Grade Saws. Garden Tools in great variely. REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ».* Paints and Oils, Knlsomine, etc. Plumbing, Tinsuiitliing and Electrical Departments in connection. Estimates given. Job Work Done. . Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention. Convenient Offices for Rent Upstairs, o o <£ o o o o 4) ty «* * LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., Ltd. Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Miners', Lumbermen's and Sawmill Supplies, eto., Plumbing and Tinsmithiug. -*• DIXIE JUBILEE SINGERS The Williams Dixie Jubilee singers gave a performance last night in the opera house under the auspices of the Y.M.C.A. This company is well known in Revelstoke and attracted a crowded house. Every item on the programme reeeived hearty applause aud numerous were the demands lor enoores. Negro melodies were handled exclusively by the singers. On a programme of music on other cccaslonsthis fact would probably have led to fatigue after a certain length of time, but the clever manner in which old songs were revived and new ones rendered, kept the audienoo interrsted antl drew from them much enthusiasm Tl.e aggregation is evenly balanced and each member possesses a line voice for that peculiar chins ol entertainment, The three ladies and lour men when singing togother made a splendid exhibition of harmony. Among the lings give., woro "So Long Mary," "{(•Uie Orey" and "Ding Dong Ding." A NARROW ESCAPE. A cry for help and a waviug of arms from a couple ol rowers on the lake caused some excitement among the residents and travellers at Sicamous the other day. One moment the pair were quietly making their way ashore in a small boat; and tho next they were struggling in the icy water. The accident had been seen and a rush made for boats on the beach. Boat after boat was launched, only to bo returned,for they appeared not to have been in use for some time. At length one was got away, minus rowlocks and paddled with care to the scene ol the disaster, and landed the much shaken but othewise unhurt navigators salely on terra firms. A little l.itcsight in keeping a boat iu readiness Ior such a., emergency might he the means of saving life on a similar occasion. See Howson's ad iu this issue THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Morse Resigns-Murder and Suicide—Fatal Fire—Dominion Administrator—Deal is Closed for Fast S. S. Service Winnipeg, Mny lo—It iB under- Btutid that F. W. Murse, general manager of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, will soon resign, He is now on a visit to the Northwest, and this will like'y be his last. Toronto, May 16.—Kingston reports that a terrible murder and suicide has occurred close to Oanoni.qiic. Willii.ni Wallace, a rosprctcd resident, killed his wile and two children with a hammer and then cut his own throat, San Luis, Ohibpo, Mny 15.-rThe coroner's jury on lho wieck of the Mystic Shriller*' special train at Hun- da lound yesterday that the accident was due to defective equipment, thus throwing the blame on the Southern Pacific Railway Company Mexico, May 15.—A lire, suppused to have been started by a cigar thrown liy a miner into au abandoned drilt, caused tho loss ol ninety lives, according to a special received from Terrain Ceahuila, Kingston, Out., May 16 —The Canadian Locomotive Works are being extended at a costal 1:100,000. The new power house alone will cost about WOO. Ottawa, May 15.—Hon. Charles Fitipatrick, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, has been sworn in Administrator of the Dominion in the abrer.ee of Lord Grey. London, Eng., May 15.—A speoial cable announces tbat the Imperial Govern men t has accepted Sir Wilfrid Laurier', proposal for a fast Atlantic and last Pacilic service between Great Britain and Australia and the Orient across Canada. AGED FARMER ELOPES Goes off With His 19-Year-old Sister-in-Law. Cauiaky, Alta., May 13.—An American rancher named Tennent, aged 58 years, eloped with Rebecca Reid, his 111-year-old sister-in-law a lew dnys age. The family lived in Smoke valley, 2G miles eastol Gleichen, and although Tennent was known to be fond of the girl, nobody stt-pected he cared lor her other than as a relative Tennent's wile, a sister ol Rebecca, and a three- months-old baby are still with the elder Reid, who informed the police. Tennent also took two brood mares, and if caught they have to face a charge of theft and abduction. Residents of Smoke valley are highly incensed at the action of the couple, and personal violence to Tennent is feared if he is arrested ar d taken back. MYSTIC SHRINERS" TRAIN WRECKED Twenty Killed, Many Injured- Bodies Terribly Mutilated Honda, Cal., May 14.—A score of passengers killed and as many injured in a wreck on the coast line of the Southern Pacilic, live miles south ul Surf. The train was a special, luaded with Siiriners, who were on tho way from Los Angeles tu their homes in the east. The train consisted of six coaches, and while running at a high rate of speed a wheel on the engine broke and the loo .motive jumped the track and turned over. Four ol the fronl cars of the train followed it, and wero smashed to pieces. Tl.e dead and injured were thrown iu every direction. The train caught fire immediately after tlio wreck, but the lire mis extinguishid by the passengers ol the two rem* coaches, who were uninj.tre'i. The cars were thrown all over the engine and many of the passengers were burned and scalded to death by the escaping steam. The wreck occurred on a level stretch of track near lhe beach. The roadbed is of sand at this point, and the broken cars ploughed into it and were hall buried. Some escaped alive although injured The engineer was hurt about the head and wandered down the track in a dazed condition toward Surf, a few miles distant. He had almost reached that place when he was overtake . and was carried back to tbe scene o! the wreck, A wrecking train readied the spot fron. Santa Barbara with a large number of physicians and nurses on board. The injured were given immediate attention. Some of them were mutil- ed beyond recogniti in. CALGARY MAN ARRESTED Caloary, May 13.—A prominent real estate man named Curry, has been arrested at Iunisfail as he was going through the town on bis way out of Calgary. He is charged with tbe thelt ol $270, being the first payment on lots he had sold Ior a man named Cook. When arrested he was travelling with his wife in a prairie schooner and was just leaving Innis- Isil for other parts. He has been brought back to Calgary and is now at the police barracks awaiting trial. BIRTH OF SPANISH HEIR Madria, May 13.—Queen Victoria gave biith at 12:45 p.m, on Friday to a son, who becomes heir to the throne ol Spain, The baby will be named Allonsn. The birth ol the royal babe has been awaited with eager interest throughout Spain. The s m born to King Alfonso and Queen Victoria will, according to a decree of the Spanish Government, bear the title of Prince of the Asturiae. The queen insists that she will her- se.f nurse the child, despite fhe opposition of the royal household to such a departure Irom customs, as she desires to insure its ood health. CANADIAN FINANCES Surplus on Ordinary Revenue of Dominion Estimated at $13,000,000. TRAGEDY AT TRAIL Found Dead in Trail Hotel Decesed Well Known at Kamloops —His Companion Now Under Arrest. Trail, May 13.—About 10:30 last night, David Hosker, a machinist in tho employ of the smelter, was found dead with his neck broken and bleeding profusely Irom wounds about the face and head, at the loot of the stairs in the St. Elmo hotel, and Gustavo Bouchard is in jail bete with having c.ns.tl his death. From thc evidence taken at the coroner's inquest ibis afternoon it was brought out that Bouchard and Hos ker, who were both under the iullucnce ..I liquor, had an altercation in one ol the rooms upstairs, where it is alleged that lloiicliaid beat. Hosker and then dragged the body down to the foot of the stairs, where it was found by one of the boarders in the house. Bouchard, after tl.e fracas, went on shift at the smelter and was arrested a couple of hours later by Chief of Police Dcvitt and constable Chapman. David Hosker was .veil known to railroad men of the Pacific division. For some years lie was locomotive foreman at Kamloops, where hie brother, Teddy, who is a C. P. R. locomotive engineer, resides, [WE ARE NOW READY FOR BUSINESS i In Our New Store in the Burns' Block. JUST ARRIVED--New Stocks in Every Department FRE8H GROCERIES ADVANCE EAST KOOTENAY Kootenay Central Railway to be Proceeded With. Ckanhrook, May 14.—The following most important and authoritative announcement has been received by J.A. Harvey Irom C. Hungerlord Pollen, the promoter ol the Kootenay Central railway project; "Victoria, 12th May.—J. A. Harvey, Cranbrook: ' You oan announce that the Kootenay Central will now proceed. Hops to be successful in urging work Irom both ends of route, O, Hungerlord Pollen." The effect of this statement, rumors of which have been current for Borne time, will soon be manilest in Cranbrook and through East Kootenay generally, in a stimulated trade and a rapid advance in the values of all kinds of properly, timber, minerals and land. The news is ollicial, and lar and awny tbe most important that has been made recently, Ottawa, May 14.—The final financial returns for theli-cal period ending March 31 a.e not all yet to hand, but there is enough to show that the year will be one ol the best in the history of the Dominion. The revenue for the nine mouths is $67,138,594, but this will be increased by two million when all collections are made. Hon. Mr. Fielding, in his budget speech, made an estimate of $05,000,- 000 but it will be about four millions more. The expenditure Mr. Fielding put at $62,000,000 on ordiuary revenue, and on capital $12,000,000.' To date the ordinary expenditure is $45,000,000 but this will be increased by four or five million; and the capital is ahout $12,000,000, which will be increased by half a million or more, so that the revenue has increased and the expend iture has been kept down to a greater extent than Mr. Fielding anticipated The surplus on ordinary revenue Mr. Fielding estimated at $14,000,000, and judging from all appearances, it will be three or lour million better, which will be the largest on record. This will be sufficient to meet the capital expenditure and all other liabilities, and reduce the not debt by a handsome sum. It should be remembered tbat all this is accomplished in a nine months period, THREE-CENT FARES TO-DAY On C. P. R, Lines in the North West. Cawary, May 15.—Tho O. P. R. patBonger department has issued notices that the 3 cent passenger rate per milo will go into effect today. This will reduce fares in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Rates west ol Calgary and Macleod remain the same, Commercial travellers will rejoice in a i\ oent rate Irom that date throughout tbe same territory. NEW INVENTION Monorail Surprises British Engineers—Will Revolutionize Land Transportation. London, May 14.—Everybody is talking about the new monorail, which promises to become one ol the world's seven wonders. The demonstration on Saturday before the Royal Society impressed the practical engineer as much as the pure scientist. Eminent engineering authorities already speak ol the invention with decision as a revolutionary achievement." Many people have been becoming rathe." sceptical on the matter of scientific marvels, but a railway train that run,, on a tight rope is enough to create a sensation. The idea of a single wheel structure, which will be seen balancing by means of gyroscopes lias attracted many inventive minds. Now, at least, the lirst practical success seems to have rewarded Mr. Louis Brennan Though primarily designed fur monorail purposes, the system seems likely to have great in- lluence in the development of certain forms of road transport. The inventor iB an Iri-I.man, born at Castlebar fifty-five years ago. He received .£110,000 ($500,000) from the British Government in 1887 Ior his steerable torpedo. II Brennan 'e hopes are realized, a new era de luxe of travel by land is within measurni.le distance. He expects to drive cars as large as ships and as comfortable as some hotels alung a single line, with perfect smoothness and safety, at a rate of a hundred and fifty miles an hour. There is something uncanny about the way his monorail car while running on a curved monorail, leans forward and so automatically balances the effect of a centrifugal force. But this model shown belore the Royal Society is not the only length Mr. Brennan has gone with his invention. He has a large carriage capable of carrying passengers running in his garden. ALUMINUN INVENTION Price of Product will be Reduced Four Times . CmiisTiANiA, Norway, May 11.—According to Swedish papers, Mr. E. 1. Rinnan, ol Upsula, Sweden, has lately made an invention by which aluminum can be extracted fron. blue day, by which process the price ol tho product will be reduced lour times. The silicio acid which is latent in clny masses, will also be utilized by the new method. Simultaneously with tho Swedish inventor a Norwegian engineer, Mr. Liniliiig-Lardon, has made independent investigations into the matter and has succeeded in inventing a method which seems to be ol the same nature as that of Mr, Rinnan. It is statod that Mr. landing■ Larsen has lately hoc. communicating with a foreign company about the utilisation of the new method, and that a representative ul tho oompany will arrive shortly lor tbe conclusion ol a contract. HARDWARE, ETC. A fresh stock of high class goods—quality guaranteed, A line assortment of Enamel and Granite, Tin nud Woodi'iiwiiie, Heavy and Builders' ll.udw.tie. Mining .Supplies, Hose, laiwti Mowers and llll Garden Tools. Screen Doois and Windows. McClnry's Sieves, Ranges, eto. Rifles, Shut Gun's, Revolvers and Ammunition. CHINA AND QLA8SWARE One of ihe besl assortments in the Province, Tea, Dinner nnd Toilel Sets. Wec.ii-ry a full line of Hotel Supplies. A line selection of Rich Cut Glass. SILVERWARE AND CUTLERY We ciili'V a line slock of these goods, .lust ask fur what you want.—WE HAVE IT. Tklki'Iiunk -37. BOTTH1TE BEOS, j r IHI IP 8o x no feet, in first block east side of McKenzie Avenue, fenced, cottage, fruit trees, small fruit, strawberries, etc. $200 in Cash; Balance on Time. PRICE: = $1450 Gent's Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Etc. AGENT FOR Fit-Reform Wardrobe First a Op. Imperial Bankof Canada Head Office-Toronto, Ontario. Hr.iiirli.is iu llm Provinces ,.f Manitoba. Alberta,Bultltohswan, Itrit.-li Colombia, Outario, Quebec. Capital Paid Up .... S4,7oo,ooo.oo Reserve Fund •4,7oo,ooo.oo D. R. Wii.kik, President I Hon. It. Jakkhay, Vice-President. A General Banking Business Transacted. Drafts sold available iu all parts of Canada, United States and Europe, .Special attention given to Collections. Savings Department Deposits received and Interest allowed at cut-tent rate from date of opening account, and compounded four times a year, Revelstoke Branch, B. C.-A. E. Phipps, Manager. HO! FOR HALCYON. An ideal place to spend your holidays. Buy a ticket for Halcyon Hot Springs and spend May 24th at this favorite resort. Single [arc and one third for the round trip, good Irom May 22 to May 27. Boating, fishing and launch excursions, and a delightful t.ip on the C.P.R. palace steamers Irom Arrowhead to Halcyon. Extension trip, Iron. Halcyon to Nakusp and return, fare only 00 cents, INTERIOR CUSTOMS RETURNS The following is a statement of tho customs returns for month ending April 30th, 1007: Revelstoke $ 0,693.82 Ashcroft 1,14687 Golden 096.98 Kamloops 2,417.12 Vernon 2,320.80 Total 113,673,69 Z\k OtafrDeralb. 1'UHUSHKH WEDNESDAY AND BATOR LAY A*l REVELSTOKE. B.C.. lit F.I', ION RATES. Inclullng -,■-■ .-■■ ■■■ Kngland, United Slat,* f l .!..,,1.1. Hy th.- year (through postofflcel.. Hall ' Quarter" te..-.' . 1.80 .. 1...I j jB HINTING promptly exeouted at reason. .'-•■ : .:*"- ... „ IKBMS-' ash. Botocnptlotii payable in a.i. S .vance. il was natural and wise that luni'er men should remove limber, mostly paid for in a lump sum in advance, as cheaply and thoroughly as they possible culd. Forest lires and other drawbacks caused the lumberman to cui his timber off without much thought of tin- future. What was good forestry for the lumberman was not wise however (or thc country, and the sooner methods are employed ol protecting the interests of both, tho better it will ha for all concerned. Hlll-mri ... >"■> ■--. - ollicers, wear jewels, wit. adopt.d. I'l..- linanei.il statement s ...wed tho Grand Domain ol II. 0. Knights ol Pythias to le in a good and Bound condition. .- iKRESPONDENCE Invited on matters ol public interest. Communication! '-- Bailor n.u-t be accoi.ioiii.it-.l by nana, ol writer, not necewarily to publication bul ii evidence ot good faith. CorrMpoodonce wit li security ol tenure, the lumberman would be equally interested with the country in conservative lumbering occni- pel Ine ca Cash on hand Invcsluieiils Real estate Paraphernalia !f:*.l"isss:i 82.88501 10,13025 12,242.77 should be brief. ADVERTISING BATES. 1 - SKK and cuuld afford to adopt outtin J1-.-.:■■• tt Nonparlcl |l2 lines mako. ,..,...... .,..., i i... i„„,ii.;„ San- regulations to that end. liy instilling *■: . .., <Zr& the teaching of torestiy Into the .... i inl Ma. - '" :'■;;. lunibermcii thev will be convinced. limber i ■ . . Ul ...!i.-ili-i-i"i-ii'-' ____—— ,-■ ■ ' M.MMl.M.fl. .... Sltualoiia '- - !- loaclicrs . w I. ii ., i words "i ... ulditionnl line 111 corns, , ,. ... . . . .. .- ,:,.-!.i-. iii.-ii'- noi-l ........ i , ...,> and l-'rlda, ol ,. »-eek ■ - in - IdLplay, MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc O T T A W A Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Olliee Agents Practice before Railway Commission, Cha*. Murphy. Harolu Fisher ( llLLAN St ELLIOTT. i Barrister.,, Scliritnn, Ktc REVKI.iTUKK .M.TROU1 UKE, 11.0. , | ,, .,,*. 1. O. l-.l.l.K.l 1. 11 ARVEY, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, ETC, Ofticks: Im -KKI..I. Hank Block, tow. 'stokb, B.C, .Money to loan. , , ,, ,, O.Hce..; Revelstoke, Il.C: Cranbrook, H. u Bso.S, McCarter, .*,. M. I'IMUl.lM. J. A. IlAllVlfV ReveleUike, B. C. rrnnrook ILL. s J. II. Scott l.L.I. W.I.BriKgs. 'iCOTT AND BRIGGS Barristers, Solicitors, Etc, Money to Loan solicitors for molsons bank First Street. Kevelstoke, B.C | AS A. MeFARLANE ASSAYER .". CHEMIST AuavioIallOrc! Samples by mall or cspret. rei ..... prompt alteullon. Term. Modem!*.. ,.... . . . Box if-: Huw, 11. (' HOME .MISSIONS. A censioiiliile and the following week is the season cltcsen iu Canada by nearly all religious bodies for making appeals lor BUppottol Home Mission*. Iii the history ol ll poning up of Canada fur more tin... In thai ol the United States, Australia, South Africa, or any other of the new nations, the frontier preacher and missionary has l-een f.u important llgure, ll is often refened toss n disgrace to Can- mi. that financial assistance for its religious ludies should be sought in the old country where tho uvernge ol prosperity Is lower (ban in Canada. lint no oilier country has had anything like Canada's problems to s live and, on the whole, Ihe effort has been successful. There i- no doubt that the maintenance of law and public morality in which Canada has undoubtedly excelled all other countries in their pioneer periods, has been greatly assisted hy the frontier preachers, Tl.e inil.ic.ee on lhe Koutouay of the life and work of many men well known in the mission field can hardly be exaggerated. Total assotB ifl:l7,olliS'i A. J. Howe, ol Ilevelstoke, Past Chancellor, received Gland Large rank. The D O. K. K. an advanced order ol the K. of P. held council during the convention, Local Revelstoke Socialist Party of Canada Mc-isKii-s. ainlTl.lnl WttlnwUy In Uio month In Selkirk Hall, npstaln., at 8 p.m. Snhjeot Ior .lisciis*iini "Trade. I'nlonlam v. Socialism, All illl.-|-.*l,-.li..-l' ttt'll'llllUJ. C. W. 0. w. Mountain View Camp, No. 129. jlci'i. Second mul fourth Wotlnomlays In unci, montli, In Selkirk Hall. VlalllnK Woodmen conllallj Invllod to ottond. w. n. ARMSTRONG, Con. Com. II. w, EDWARDS, Clork, REVELSTOKt AERIE No. 432. F. 0. E. Tlm regular mootlngs are hold in tl.o Solklri. Hull ovory Tuosilnyovonln«iit 8oolocK, Visil- lug brotl.ro.. oro cordial lv Invltod. II A. UUOWN. I'..i;«....:sr. W. E, M..1..U*. lll,IN,S.:e...:TAliv. KooUnnv LodKuNo. 15 A F.&A.M. ,„, ../,,;, Tho regular moot ' - * - lugs aro held In lla Masonic Toinplc, loh ninntli al .- in. VlBltlnghroth* -ii corilliilly wel 11. A. I'ltlll'lfNIEl,', S.fC.UTA.lV. SEhKIRK LODGE, NO 12, I. 0. (I. F. Moots overyThursdny ovoning it. Mflki.-I. Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially united to alien.) H.C. l.Ai'iilll.ls*. N.e. .1. MATHIE, Sec -pOBERT SMITH Provincial Land Surveyor, Mine Surveying Engineering McKenzie AVENUE, llnx lnJ, Kevelstoke. E DWARD A HAGGEN MINING ENGINEER .Membei American Institute of Mining Engineers). Member Canadian Mining Institute) Revelstoke, B. C. Mine Management, Examinations and Reports. Reports compiled, Plans and Blue Prints of Land, Timber Limits. Mine*, Mills .ind Buildings prepared in sliupo for submission to prospective investors or purchasers. Cbe riDatUUxvalb " 1 wo : .::,.-llv a vise them for .-.- m to order this paper to bc punctually served up. and to be looked upon as a pari of the lea equipage.'—Addison, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 190" GOOD FORESTRY NECESSARY. "By the establishment of schools ol Forestry, forestry would become at once a practical question," was the theme -j! Mr. Thomas Southworth, director ol the Ontario Bureau of Forestry, before the Canadian Institute recently. Tliis is very true and it is doubtful if there is any business in British Columbia carried on with so little regards to economy, with so much waste aB the great lumber industry. This, has been due to no lack oi desire on the pari oi the limit holders, to make as much money as p uible from their timber holdings, but their operations were conducted on a large tea;..-, often at great distances from tbe head olliee and the proprietors depended on their men -.-... -. training had been received under sin.liar wasteful conditions, These men have learned, in their gradual promotion in tne logging camps, to estimate the quantity ol timber a given tree would make and give a goal guess at the quantity ol standing merchantable price on a given area, but their methods ol re moving tliis limber are in most cases those followed by tbeir predeccsi rs, The damage to young timber iu telling trees, which could be avoided, is seldom considered. In fact trees to. small for merchantable timber ar. regarded as uf no value. Men with only., practical logging experienci are apt to have very little idea ol the rotation of lorestorops, ol the reproduction of tree and many other thing! useful to know in forest operations, involving a long term ol years. Lumbermen to ultimately realise this fad will have to be convinced by aotual woikol trained lorestets. While it cannot be denied , that the method- adopted have been successful, Iman cially, still forestry is a practical and simple businesa and in the case ol timber licences issued year by year. ECHO FROM THE NORTH WEST The fruit growers of liritish Columhia arc organising in order to secure n more regular and scientific system of distributing their produots ill the North West Provinces. They are also talking express rates with the Dominion Express Company. Frnm this out, Rcvelstuke, where there is a Gov- .'innient cold storage warehouse, ia to he the distributing point for all the fruit growing districts of the province Anything that the iruit growers of British Columbia can do to place their produce more cheaply upon the tables ol tbe North West will be welcomed aud appreciated by the people of these great inland provinces.—Edmonton .Morning Journal, PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE Election of Officers Revelstoke Honored. The lollowing is n complete list ol ollicers elected atthe Pythian Grand Lodge convention in sessii n at Ni Ison last week: Supreme Representative, George Johnson, Nanaimo. Alternate Supreme Representative, W. A. Ferguson. New Westminster. G.C., Jeffrey Hammer, Grand Forks, G. V. C, li A, Hrown, Kevelstoke. G P.. J. A. Townley, Vancouver. G. K. of lt. and S,, E.nil Pferdner, Victoria. G. M, of Ex , Thomas Walker, Victoria. G. M. at A., John Thomson, Cumberland. G. I. (i.. Chas. Rawlins™, Nanaimo, G. 0. ti.. -I. Fleiscbmann, Fernii. The election of ollicers of the grand temple Pythian Sisters, resulted as follows: Past Chief, I. M. Roberts. Rowland, Grand Chiel, M. A Seave, Nanaimo. G, S., M. Agnew, Revelstoke, G. J.. M. Harris, l.ailysmith. Grand Manager, A. Wilson, Nanaimo. .i. M.ol K. M.Stuart,Grand F irks. I,. M. ol R.and >, V. Collia, Rossland, i, P., E.Campbell, Trail. m. ii i, Mr- DempBtcr, Victoria, The repn •• ntstives ol tin Far West lodge, Victoria, invited tbe grand lode-1" hold its next lesBion in Victoria, and tin- invitation was endorsed by the representatives ol the Vancouver Island lodges, and wa« supplemented by an Invitation fron. Mr Cuth- berl seen Urj ol the Victi ria tourist a-- elation. On tion, llm invitation was unanimously accepted by the (1 lodge next year's grand lodge will bo held in (he Capital City. During the convention many ques t.Mii- relative to the welfare of tlie order werc discussed, Among the mn,.I ,-r were 'I. that to create Inter, est and aro..-.- enthusiasm each and every subordinate lodge at least once a v.-i.r, hold a roll call of all the members; (2) entertainment of ll... grand I ,.lg.- by the subordinate lodge or lodges ol the oity ... which tlie annuel convention may be held; (.1) electing alternate supreme representatives; (4)j ipieslion of uniform application blanks, containing doctors' certificates, lnought iu liy the ci'......itl.ee was nol adopted; (6) question ol aid tothe aged ...id destitute of defunct subordinate lodges. A recommendation that it be lelt optional with thc subordinate lodges Cold Range Lodge, X. ol P., No. 26, Revelstoke, B. C. KIC'I'S EVERY WKDSKSIIAV, except Third Wednesday... each i-Mimil., In lho Oddfellows' Hull at s o'clock. VIsltlOH Knights uro cordially Itvltod. ,1. A, LESLIE, CC. (I. II. BROOK, lv. o( R. A S, H. A. UUOWN, ,M. nl I' H. W. EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST l.i-i-i- lli-iiils, Animals, Blnln, I'M., Etc,, MOUNT Ell Animal llut-s Mounted, p, 0, Box Sl, Studio: ('.irii.-r..f l-'irsl St. un.l ll.iyl.',*..-.-. _ Hovnlitnkil, Il.C. Headquarters for . . . CARPETS, LINOLEUMS. John E. Wood's Furniture Store CEMENT BLOCKS Manufactured (or all olasseslof buildings CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE All kinds of bulldiugand plastering undertaken. A. PRADOLINI, - REVELSTOKE STORAGE!! furniture, Pianos, or Merchan- ili*.-,stinvil in dry-well-built warehouse in convenient location. E. A. HAGGEN, Real Estateand Insurance Agent Revelstoke, B.C. To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Oash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Furs. J. MclNTYRE & SON Mi -. - Supplies 1.* Fresh stock i . - ? al vest prices, FIRST STnttT, • c.t» «esr.u«»HT Halcyon Hot Spring! Sanitarium. Undei Harry M< Intimii, Hi lira ti H i Mild. rpllK MEDK AL WATERS nl II.u- i : f,....- the mosl curative In the world. . - ill \.m . ind Mu«i ulai diseases, Liver, K dney ind Stomach ailment* and Mel - * Il sure cm for " I'h.ii Tired Feeling, l| ■ ■ i . ,. i and ti nuiii. .nn.- in.i depail evi - laj Telegi i h M-n ii m- i ..ii. -. with all ni n t. f .r- ... Id. 1 immi -1 : |l pel iv -ms. I-' i further panic.il.ti ■ apply to HARRY M. INTOSII Halcyon Hot Spring.i Arrohi £.u*t*>. 7*1. C SEEDS! TREES! PLANTS! ecdlesa Plumfl] No Pities, Appleij V. Cob * ; r. liable v ties at reus. Fertilizers, Bee Supplies, Spray Pumps Sprnying Material, Cut Flowers, etc Oldest established nursery ii the mainland of B.C. Catalogue Ires, M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES ciirr-NHOiistii n.u. -irriei.e.,. -. VAUCOUVtn.n.C. I'.S— II your local merchants do not handle my needs, (1 direct. We prepay fifty packets, assorted varieties of garden coeds in 5o, papers (tested stock), to your i rest pnst ..llice for $1,110, twenty packets lor oOo,, trial collection. i I)., you enjoy thai well diessed feeling? We nil know whal if feels like'lo be hul, lo I." cold, or to be tired, and It Ib jusl .is i i-i... I hnl we all know whul it feels like lu he well diessed, ll feels good, .....1 il's good In feel good. Vouch never I... well dressed If youi-clothes iiru mil made hy the i-ighi maker, Got to know we handle tho SEMI-READY GAItlMENTS and you will find whal n pleasure mid sal infliction it is to he well dressed. Suits and Overcoats SIS, $18, and $20. Blue and Black Suits, the best made, $20, & $25 Right Overcoats, up-to-date Prices: $18 and $20 Special Trousers $5 and $6. Tail...-ing is uur businoss, We in.ike a mini look well and he knows il, ? ..Cressman and Morrison.. (>O<K>O<H><><K><KK>-0<KKKH><X>O THE MOLSONS BANK Incorporated l>y Act <', Parliament, 18!i&, HEAD OFFICE, • - MONTREAL. W.M. iM.11.SIIN M.UTIIKHS..N, Pies. S. II. E.VIN.I, Vice-Pies. James Elliot, General Manager, Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Sixty-two In-.iiiches in Cnnnilu and Agencies in nil purls of the world. Interestprwlll.>d fimi' times.. yeni-.H piiiti".I rales on Savings B.nik deposits, until hull..-.- iii.fi.-.-. W. H. PRATT, Malinger, Rkvelbtokk, R. 0, WELL, HOW ABOUT IT? Many are selecting their ranches now, and, fora small deposit, are having them rescrvid until they can arrange payment, thereby getting all the advantage ol early purchasing and nt the same time accommodating Iheir nuances. Our property is a seller, and when buying if you tail to sue us yon mny not buy to your best advantage, BURTON CITY FRUIT LANDS FIVE AND TEN ACRE LOTS £100 PER ACRE E. A. HAGGEN, AGENT, REVELSTOKE, B. C. i \ Mi' House Cleaning Time brings to the eye of the "careful ^,|| housekeeper the blemishes of the carpets under her supervision. When necessary to make renewals in carpets, rugs, mattings and oilcloths, visil HOWSON'S and see their well se lected slock before buying. You'll find it a lime und money suver. Our Spring display bents anything we ever offered. Howson & Company THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from Country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. REVELSTOKE, U. O. Central Hotel ~- REVELSTOKE, B. C ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS. N.v.1) uill. First-class in every reflect. All modern eonvenii nee. Large Sn tuple Rooms. Rates $1.50 per Day. Speci 1 Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL^ iuitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Rat is *.; .. lay, Monthly rate. J. ALBERT STOTSTB PROP. Queen's ftotel COMAPLIX .rands oi Wines, Liquorsand Cigars, Travellers to , ish Creek will find excelleni accommodation al tins Look Into the Advantages ul a good lire insurance policy. Don't wait until you have lost all your property and pi.8sessii.ns bei ire yuu insure, il you are s.itisli il ibat insurance is good, then tho sooner yuu are pro- protected the better fur yon. Wc write very liberal policies and make prompt and satistactury settlements. E. A. HAGGEN Agent fur the N' n Combine Insurance Companies, Kevelstoke, Ii. C. NOTICE Notice is hereby wiv.-n thai 'Hi .lays after [lata I Intoiiii i..fi|.|.ly in Um Cliief UoinnilHsloi.orof hinds it...I Wnrks fui- .. speoial llceiifia Io eut iinil oairy away thnlior from tlio rnlli.wiiiK.lc. si-tiln'il 1i.ii.1k Minnie in West Knntenay ills trlct: 1. l-iiiiinii'iirili.: .. Ilinl. nl n liii«..i-i-i...| inc.ii. 1, Orook Ii.lln. mil..* Irnin L'nlllllll.l lll'llll's IfMlllMMMl aon.li, thonoo ... ;. p..st plantod on tl..' wost fl.1,1111 I. Illil.'S SOIllll llHUf lllg tl.o Crook ..ml nlm.lt .'.I,' Ilivor alltt iiiaiki-.l "II, Mourner," tiionoo um chains oast, tlionco Iim oliaim Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, Proprietor HOTEL VICTORIA Under New Management) ROBT LAUGHTON, Prop, REVELSTOKE, B C til, Uii'iH'i' I" i'linins wi'sl. In |)filnt nf colli* IllOtlCOIllL'llt, •>. ComiiioilcliiK ill a pnst. iilnnleil iinllu'wi'nl- tank <>f 'i Litruo crook nlnnit i'. milea south nf lie month Creek, fullowliiK tin1 crook ami aliout fni milos from i.olumliln Itiver and marked "K McBean's li-Ttli-i'iisi corner," tlienco IHO clialns .sonili, tlionco io cliains wost, tlionco 1(10 chains north, tlienco 40 chains oast to point <>f coin- meticoment, ;t. (tomitK'iipliiR at u lmnt planted about S6d yintl.i went nf ii small crouk and about innk' Bouth nf IJIninoiith Creek, ami ahoiit iWmilea frnm tin1 Columbia Itiver and mnrkod "i'i, Mr- Roan'B north-wost cornor," thonco khi chains smith, thonce 111 chains east tliuuco UKI chains north, thence 4ii chains went tn pnint nf com* inenceinont, ■i Commencing at a post planted about mo yanlswesl nf a snnill oreok audi mile m-iit-lmf 'lliu nimi li Creek I U mill's frmn the Columbia Hivor, and marked "li, McBean's nnrth-enst cor- nur," tlionco Um chains smith, thonco 40 chains west,thmtco inn chains north,thenco lOchains east tn pnint of commencement. 6. CnmuionclnKil'* a pnst planted at tho northwest cornor nf Location Nd. 4 and marked "B. McBoan'B imrih eust corner," thonce su ehuiim BOUth, thenro Sll chains west, tlicn.e SO ehains norths tlienco «> clialna east to point of com- moncomont. Dated April nnl, lOiff* ii. Commonclng ata post planted abont 1 mile north nf Blgmntitli Croek and 8 miles from I ho Columbia Hivur niiiliniiikt-il "B. .Mrlliiiiii'n smith- west enrner," theiini liin ehuins east, thenee III chains imrth, ihenee IOO chains woit, thonco 40 clmins smitli tn pnint of commencement, 7. Commonclng at a pnst planted li miles umili nf Hb-inmith Creek and B miles from the Columbia Biver anil marked "B, McBean's southwest corner," thenee Iiiii chiiiim unst. thoneo4U chains north, thetice ioo ehuins weat, thence40 ch'ihis sun ili in point nf commencement. Dated April Utli, 1907 s. Commencing at n pnst plunted ut tlie southeast enrner of Lot lil, nlmiil G;t ehuins south of Hip* mouth Creek and marked "B. McBean's norlli- eust. coiner," thenee 80 chains south, thence 80 chuius west, thunce so chalna north, thenee su chains oust to point ot commencement. 9. Commencing at a pnst planted at the northwest cornor ol |,oi, ]8 uml marked 'K, McBean's soiltli*wesl coruer." ili e ton clmins u.-rlh.theneu 40 i-haltH east, thenco lOOuliulliS south, thonee 4u chains wesi tn point of cominuncoiuout. lu. Coinineneilig ut a pnst plantod at the northeast corner of I,ot 18. and niarked "K. McBean's Bouth-east corner," tlience lliu clmins nnrlh, tlience 4tichains woat, tlu-nce mo clmins suuth, tlienco -to clmins east to pnint nf commencement. Dated April iith. 1007. 11, Commencing nt a post planted nu the smith hank of Canyon Creek and auout IU miles frmn Biginouth Creek and marked "I'l. MoBean'a north- west corner." tlience |0 clmins smith, theueo 40 ehains euat, thonee 4u chains smith, thence SO chains east, tlienco 4ii ehuins nnrth, thenco 40 chains west, thence 4<i chains north,thenee8C chain west tn point of commencement 12, Commencing at a pnst planted on the imrtli hank nf CaitjotitCrcok, almul , milo frmn mouth and maikuil *'K. McBoan's nnrlh-west enrner," thonce su chainB south, theuco 80chains east, tlience Sii ehuins nurth, thonce SO clmins west to point of commencement. 18, Coinmeneing at u pnst planted mi the cast hunk of llimnoutli Creok, ahnnt fi miles almve Canyon Creek nml mnrkeil "B, McBean's south- east cornel," thence SO chains north, thence SO chains west, ihence 80 chains sonth, thence '* chains eust tn point of commencement. 14. Commonclng ut a post plunted on the eust, bunk of Biginouth Creek, about 5 miles above Canyon Croek and marked "K. McBean's south-west corner,' tbonco 80 chains north, thunce 8W chains cast, tlience 80 cliains south, thencu 80 chains west to point of commencement. lu, Commeiicing at a pout planted on tbo east, bank of Biginouth ("reck, about ii miles abnvo Canyon Crook und murked "E. MeBeun's north-west corner,;' Ihence 80 chains east," thence 40 ehnins south, thence 20 ehuins east, thenee 40 chains south, thence 80 chain*- wus1,, thenee IU cliains nortli, thenee 20 chains west, thouco 40 chains nortli to point of commoncomont. Dated April 27th, 1007. 1ft, Commencing at a post plunted on the north bank of UiKinout.h ('reek near the mouth of south fork and marked "M. McBean's north- west corner," thenee IliO chains south, thenee lu ehains eusl, thence lliu chains north, thence In chiiiim west to point of commencement, 17. Commc ehnins nor' below north suiilhweNl corner," tlienco UK) chains east. thenee 40ohalna uorlh, tbenee HM) chains wos<, thence 10 clmiiis south to placoof commence; ment. Daled April 211th, 1007. IH. Cimiiiiencing ut u post planted 10 chsins east of the .souih east curuer mr.U lUlfiS and uiarked " I*. McHean's nortti-we t corner," Ihenco Uio chain" smith, theuce 10 chains mist, theuco 160 chains norlh, thenee 40 ohains wesi [.('point ol coinmeiM-eineut. imtod ;'.nih April, I1HI7. 10. Commonolng at a post planted u mllo north of bo uth* east comer of I, U 7*148 und innrkeil '• K, Melloan's soinh-east corner,'* ihence 40 chains nnrlh, tlicmie 80 chains weal, ihence in obaina north, thonce 120chainsca»t, ihenco80chains soutn, ihence lu chains west Li. point nl eiiiumeucenieiit. 21, Commencing m a post plantod about one mllo westof Columbia Hivor, and about oik- hfllf mile souih of Bight-mile Creek and mnrked •■ l-i, MoBoan's north-cast corner," di' ncoSU chains vital, theueo 80 chains iouth tbenee 80 chains east, ihoneo 80 eliains north Lo point of cninineiiceinent. lulled Isl Mav, HO', 21, Commencing at a posi planted al the MHitlMM'st con erol T.t, 10700 und marked "I', Mi-lii'itii's sniitli-eust comer," thenee Hi> i:I,nlnn w.st, thencu80ohnins imrih, Uieiiocso chsins misi, thenco Bo cbaina south to polul ol commencement. 22, Commonolng al a post plnnted on the tn ilium nl inirdon Creok, uboui IU miles I ,,,,. r..,,,l .ll. I.;, II.,.. ,,,. That's Royal Crown kind— muiJe in Vancouver— .Urgent Snap Factory woatpf Winnipeg, House cleaning and washing are easy with iw help, And the money wiving ia the Premium System Booklet tella what we give for Roval Crown Wrappers. Hend Ior it— Free—Also try the Hoap. Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C. mmonolng at a post planted about l.i orih of Bujmout.li Creek, two nilics irtl* fork mid marked "E. McHean's MONEY SAVED!!! BY TRADING WITH US. From 25 to SO Per Cent Saved on yenr Grocery Bills. We sell At retail nt lowest, wlioltimile prices. Hotel uml boarding Imuwi keepers, dinners, miners and lumbermen will Hntl it to their advantage to Investigate ns, WE PAY THE FREIGHT to any railway Station ... British Columbia, We inly handle llrst-class and pure (innils. We guarantee prompt delivery. No order too small, none mo large. Write lor our price lift. IT IS FREE, lie convinced tlmt yon can save money. NORTHWESTERN SUPPLY HOUSE 250-261 Stanliy St., WINNIPEG, Man. NOTICE. Nnl Ico Ih hmohy iii ven that .10 days after ilaU* I Intoml to apply tn tlm Hon. tlm Chief CommlBaion or nl liiioih and Works for a special llceuse to cut nml enrry awny limber from tlm fullmvinjt; do- scribed landa in Cariboo diatrict: 1. Commencing at a post maiked "W. J. Otto's iinrih-wesl corner," planted on Caiino Hlver. aboul. 10 miles from moulh of Ptarml' Kim Creek. Iheuce KO elmlns east, Ihence 80 ihalns south, thenoe 8(1 chains ivesl, tlienco 80 ehains north lo polul or commencement, Dated March fifth, 1007. 2, Commencing at a post marked "W. J, Oito's souih-west corner,"plnnted un l'larml* Kiiu Creek ahoul I miles up iiom mouth,theueo Mi chains cu-t, tbeuce Su ehains nnrlh, ihenco 80 chains wosl, thenee 80ehalus soulli to point id commoncomont. 3. Coinmeneing at a post marked "W, J, OUo'h south-wost corner, planted ou l'larml- Kan ('reek, ahoul. T miles from mouth, thonoo Hu cbnins east, Ihenee 21) ehalus south, theme Mi chains east, thenee 4(1 chains nnrth, thence 80 elmlns west, thenee 2u chi,ins north, thenco Hi chains west, theueo lu chains south to point of commencement. 4, Commencing at a post marked "W.J, Olio's south-west corner," planled on l'larml- Kim croek nbout 0 miles from tho monl h, thonco liiu chains east, thenee 10 chains nurth. thenoo USO chains wist, thenee 10 ehains south to point of commoncomont. Dated Harob S8th, 1807, fi, Commeneing lit a posl, marked "W.J, oito's north-east corner, planlcd mi Canon Hlver, ahout 00 miles from mouth, thoneo IU0 chains wesl, thenee 40 ehnins south, theueo UKI chains enst, thenee 40 chains north to point of commencement. Dated March iHst, 1007. il. CoiiimeneiiiK at a post marked "W.J, Otto's north-east eorner. planted ou (anoe Itiver ubout (lii miles frnm inoulli, thenee 80 chains south, tlienee Ml chains west, ihencu 80 chains north, thunce 80 chains east to puint of commencement. 7. Commeneing at a post marked "W. J. Otto's south-east corner, plantod on Canoo Hlver, about ().'* miles from tho mouth, thencu 80 chains north, thenee 80 chains west, theuce 9) chains south, thence 80 chaina east to point of commencement. 8. Commencing at n post marked "W. J. Otto's north-east comer, planted on Canoo Itiver, about 70 miles from mouth, thencu 80 ehains south, tlienco 80 chains west, thenee 80 chains north, thenee 80 ehains unst fo point of commencement II. Commonolng at a post marked "W. J, Oito's south-east comer," planted on Canoo Kiver, about 70 milos from its mouth, theiieo 160 chains west, thenee 10 chnlns north, tlienco 100 chains east, thenee 40 chains south to point or commencement. Dated Marcli :10th, 1007. satap27 W. .1. OTTO, LAND NOTICE Sixty days after dato 1 inteud to apply to the Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to pnrclinse the lollowing deacribed lands situated on Upper Arrow Lake and more particularly descrihed as follows: CiuiiiuenciiiE at a post planted aliout \'% mile north of south-east corner of Timber Limit 7010, thence north 80 eliains, thenee east 80 chains, aouth 80 ehains, west 80 chains to point of commencement. Containing 040 acres more or loss. Dated May 4th, 1007. wed may 8 L. H. McLKAN. NOTIGE Notice is horoby glvon that 00 days after date I intend to apply to the Hon. tho Chief Com missioner of Lhu Is nud Works for permission to purchase tho following lnnds situated ou Uppor Arrow Lako and described as follows; Commencing at a post planted ou Half Way creek almut three, miles trom lake shore ami inarked' J. 0, McLean's ti, K.eorner post," ihenee went 80 chains, thenee uorth HO ehains, thence east 80 chains, Ihenee south 80 chalna lo place of coinmencement. Containing 040 acres more or less. Dated May 7th, 1907, wed may 8 J. 1). McLKAN. Notice is liereliy given that 00 days after date I intend to apply to llm Cliief vommlssioiiur of Lands and Worka for permission to purchiiNi* the following described lauds, Hituate in west Knntenay dislrict: Commencing at a post planted at the north-east comer nf A. Johnsou'd application and marked "W. J. Kraser'a S. K. corner post," thenee north 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains, thenee south 80 cliains, theuce east 80 chains to Ihe point of com iiieneemeut, Containing 0fO acies, Datod tilth March, wo?, wed inch IH \V. ,1. KHAHtCK. NOTIGE. Kiwi, olid ;..-<-.....i...,.1..lion for travelled., Best brands ol Wines, Spirits, iind Cigars. RATES $1 AND $150 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS the month mid marked *'K. Mellean1 iiiirih-fiiM corner." themv su chains BOUth, thenco mi phaina weal, ihenee so clialus norlli. tii'-ncoMioioiins ('list to point oi commence- m < in {, CommouolUB at a post planted ou the tii imnk nl Gordon Crook, about 2mllei from thn mouth nod marked "B MclloaiiV corner." ihoneo IM chains wost thonoo 40 chains nnrtli, tbenee Hid clmins east. o lu chains south to poini of commence* mont. _t. Commencing nt a p«st planted on tbe -outh bank of Gordon Creek, about214 mllct from il"* mouth end marked "lv Mcllnnn's norih-oaat corner,," thonce Hi chain.*- south Llionce 8U 'hains wosl, thouce BO chains north, tbenee M chains oaattu pointof commence ment. Dated May 2nd, 1007. wod my 8 E. MoBEAN, Advertize in the Mail-Herald and get tbe beat reaulte, Nolice Is hereby glveu thatiio days from date inii'iid to apply to the Ilouourablt lhe Cnlet Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase the following described lands, situated at (ialcna Bay, in west Koote* nay districl; Commencing at a post marked "W, It, Keid's Bouth-east corner post," and planted 40 chains south from tho north-wesl onrnor of C, Heck's Lot 7ni:i, thence west JO ehuins, thence north It. chains, thenee east 20 ehaliiR, thence soulh M chains to point of commencement, and containing 80 acres more or less. Daled March '.aiid.M?. BaUpM W, It. REID, 10TiCE~ Notice Is hereby Riven that 80 days after dato I intend to apply to tho Chlof Commissioner of Unds and Works for a special licenco to cut and carry away timher from tho following described lands situate In Yalo District: 24. Commenoiiig nt a post planted at the soulh-east corner of No. 21, and marked "A. M. .Symons' 8. W. cornor post," thenee north 80 chaius, thenee east 80 chains, tbonco south S'l chains, thence west 81 chains to placu of commencement. Dated 23rd March, 1907. wod my Ifi A, M. SYMONS, NOTICE Notice la hereby given that sixty days after date 11utend to upply to the Honorable the cbiel Commissionerof Lauds and works lor permission to purchase the'folkmiiig lands situatod on Upper Arrow Lake aud described Ai follows: Commencing at a post planted on Half Way Cieek, about one and a half miles Irom lako i-tiore and marked "J K. McLean's 8, E. corner post," thenee west 80 chains, theuce north40chains, thenceeast 80 cbaius, lhcnco south 40 chains to place of commencement, Louialnlng -lit) acres more or less. Dated May 7th, LV07, wm?| J. K. McLKAN, t i i : ;i ' i A special nicellnisnl tl.e executive ul the Hour.) of Trade was held on Monday alternoon to discuss the <iih'b_ tion ol eiilcrtiiiuini; the deli'isates ol the Fruit Growers' Association at the convention to he held here on Mnv 22. W. M. Lawrence was appointed chairman, in thc absence ol the president of the hoard, 0. F. Lindmark. On calling the meeting to order the chairman brielly stated the causo lur which the meeting had been culled and said that it was the intention of the hoard to co-oper.ito with the local Kmit Or.wiirB' Assooiation in ei ter taining llio delegates during their visit to Hi'velstnke on May 22. Owing to the uncertainty as to what length ol time wuuld be taken upun llrnt. day with the business of the convention, it was doolded that the mailer ..I entertaining should he lelt (.pen until this was known. Several methods ol entertaining the visitors were stigges'od, that ol engaging the steiiiiier ItuielBtokelor n trip down the Columbia river being most lavorcd. The uneeiiainlj* ol the time available prevented any definite plan being adopted and it win moved by 1"'. H. Lewis ni.d seconded hy W. II. Pratt, that a meeting ol the board be called on Friday alternoon, May 17th, and that the executive of the local Fruit Growers' Association be nsked t.. meet the hoard at that time to discuss and d miile upon the question of entertain- in.; the delegates ul the Fruit Growers' Association of the province during their visit to Kevelstoke ou May 22.— Carried. The meeting then tetniinat.d. FRUITGROWERS ASSOCIATION The local branch ol thc Fruit Growers' Association held a meeting on Monday night to discuss the question ..(entertaining the delegates ol the ol the different provincial Fruit Growers' Association!!. H. F. Hay, president, was in ll.e chair, and a larte number of members were present. The resolution passed by tl.e Board ol Trade dealiug with this question was read. Nothing definite was decided, until it could be ascertained what time would be at their disposal to enable tho committee to iniiki arrangements for entertaining the visitors. A special committee was then appointed to wait on lhe Hoard ol Trade and Cily Counoil on Fliday 17th, to lully decide upon the matter, General business was discussed and the meeting terminated. Guaranteed Garments You take no chances with Fit-Reform Suits. You take no one's word for the quality of cloth —perfection of tailoring -service an This Label is the makers' guar- imee TO YOU ol complete satisfaction. Look for the Fit- Reform label in these guaranteed garment). d val uc. 132 THIS TBADE M.II-. IN COAT POC.T or tvitl ■ IT-REFORM CARI1SNT eiorm 4 I BIG DEMAND FOR PROPERTY Inquiries ior Dwellings and Building Sites Numerous. The approach ol summer has given sn incentive to activity in mostly every branch ol business in this district, and in the city too, this has been especially noticeable both in the stores and it. the real esiate offices. The real estate market is very linn, with every premise of still better things in thc near luture. There are lots of cn.iuiries and several good sales, and while prices are advancing yet the demand is almost in excess ul the supply. There are in fact more buyers than ihere are Fellers, both in houses and land and much difficulty has been lelt in satisfying intending purchasers. The demand (or residences both for purchase or rent is particularly strong. This is the story told hy practically every real estate agent. One agent speaking yesterday on the matter said that never since he had been in business in Kevelstoke a good many years, had he seen any- thing approaching the present demand lor houses. Residential property is much Bought alter, while real estate of all classes is being inquired about and transfers made. In connection with the demand lor residences a prominent dealer said yesterday that as a result of it there was a movement on foot lor the erection ol a number ol houses and cottages ol all sizes, such as are to lie lound in so many other western cities. These, while netting their owners a good profit on their investment would also help to meet any possibility there may be ol a house famine in the city. Nothing definite has yet been duuo in tlie matter, he said, but ho looked to somo action along these lines being taken In the very near luture in the vicinity ol lth, 5th, and Gth streets. Labor is very scarce, carpenters hoinit greatly in demand and the lew who can he obtained havo more work on thoir hands than they know wlmt to do with. It is this tact that is tl.o causo of many now buildings being delayed in erection, and there aro many openings for good men in that lino of business which sliould be takon advantage of. "Let Kevelstoke grow" is a good motto, but give her tho opportunity to do su, and tho result will he surprising tu evon the most sanguine. Children's Garden Hots—Rake, hoo. fork and sllOVel-60o , 7fic, 91, 91.61) and 92,00, Lawrence Hardware Co McKinnon I Sufotriarai ■ Revelstoke 5UNSHI ^Furnace NO BENDING DOUBLE AND POKING AROUND THE ASH-PIT WITH A SHOVEL TO GET THE ASHES OUT OK THE SUNSHINE. The Sunshine is furnished with a good, big ash-pan. Ail you have to do is to grasp two strong, firmly attached, always-cool, bale handles and the large, roomy ash- pan easily comes out. A minute or two is all it takes to perform the operation. All the ashes are in the pan, too. Because they are guided into it by means of ash-chutes attached immediately below the fire-pot. Sunshine is the simplest, easiest-managed, cleanest ki**d of a furnace. You don't have to wear overalls and a smock when attending to the Sunshine. If ynur local dealer does not handle the "Sunshine" write direct to us for Free Booklet. .LOVD-N, TOIIONTO, MONTREAL WINNIPEG, VANCOUVER, ST.JtTN 11.8.J BOURNE BROS*, - Local Agents tV*"%%%%*V%%-*-V%»*-%*V%*%*V%*%***VWV* -V**W*%1 I PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH \ S. McMAHON, - FIRST STREET 5 For Agricultural Implements, Carrinees, Wngons'l Elc., John \ Deere Ploughs, Mollue Wagons, Canada Carriage Company's *J lluggios, Plnnet jr., Garden Seeders and Cultivators, Wheel- f wright and Blacksmith Work attended to. Horse Shoeing a f Specialty. 1% %%%%*%%*%%+%?%*%+% ■%%%%'»%'%<%'%*%•%< , %%-%*V»%%%%%%V%*%%%%%%*%%*********1 P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. HKA.D OFFICE! Calgary, Auikrta. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants I'nrk Packers and Dualer in Livo Stock. Markets in all the principal Uitiea and Towna of Alberta, British ^.uiinhia and the Yukon. Packera nf the Celebrated Brand "lin erator" llama and Bacon, and Bhammgk Braml, Leaf Lard. A and miry away llmb»r from tlm fol'uwluK<!■■ * aorlbed land*- situated In tliu Kind Koutonaj Districl: 1. Commenclujr al a jhmI planted on oasl bank of Foster Creek aboulB mllo. from tbe Columbia river ami marked "Una K. Hod- strum'is n h corner posl/1 ihenee south iiii ohalna, woat 40 ohalna, nurih >&i rhalns. easi -in cliiiins tn point oi oorn men uement, 2. Commencing hi a pott plunled on cn>t Imnk ul KosterCreek atwutamllesfroinCol* umbia rivor and innrkeil "UusK. Hedstrom's B, k, corner pusi," ihonce wosl Mi ohalna, nor* li su chalna, eaat 80 chalna, soulli 80 obaina to j'oint ot commeucemeut, ;:. Commenolng at a pnsl plauted on eust bank nu Koster Oreok about 8 mlloa from Col* umbia river and marked "Uus IS Uodatrom's 8 w, coruer poat," theuce eaat 80 chains, north mi chains, weal 80 ehalaa, aouth 80 ohalna to pointol commencement, l. CommeiiciiiK at h poal planted on west imnk ut Foster Creek about f mllea frum Col* mn liiu tlver aud marked • Hub h. HedBtrom'a 8. W. comer poat-" ihence mirth hu elinlns, eaat 80 ebains, aoutb 80 rhnius, -west 80 chains to point of oommoncement, 6, Commenolng.ata noat plunled mi west imnk oi KoBtor Creek nliout 4 mllnn from Columbia river uud markod'UubM Iledairom'B o K, corner post," thencu north 80ehalus, wosl B0 chains, huulh 80 chains.0081 80 rhnius to point uf oommonoemoHt, 6, Commencing ai a post nlanted nbout in ohaiuseatlof Foater Oreok and about -i'2 miles north-easl frmn Columbia river ami marked •tins B. Iledstrum'i N W, corner noat," thence cast 160 ohains, south-lu ehui us, weal ICO dial iu, north 4u cliiiins to point ol commencement T. Commencing at a poBt planted 40 chains easi of KosterCreek nml ahum it) mllea uortb, easl irum Columbia river and innrkeil "tiusK. tiedstrow'a B, W, corner poBt," thonco east lou chains, uurth 40 ohalna, west loo ehuins, south lu ciiitiiis iii point ol commencement. Uatod 'prillMh, 1UU7. 8. Commencing at a post planled about *o ohalna west ol Foatoi orook and about I mile norm of Columbia river and marked "OUB U Hedslrora'a *** W, nuruor post," theuce north llio cnains, cast -10 chnius souih lliu chains, wesi 4u chains to point ot commeucemeut <i. Commencing at a poat planted about 80 chaius westof Foster Creek aboul i mile north ui Columbia river mul marked "Uus E lied- urom'a >\ K. corner post," theuce north 1G0 obaina, we-t40chains,somh nm chums cast -in eliuiiis to pi'in i ki euinineiiccino. t. baiedAprilZotn. 1U07, pi, Commencing at a post planted nt N. li, comer ol T, u 7W7 and marked " nsl*-,. Hod- Btrom's , h. corner post," tbeuce wesi 100 ehains north lu chains. eaBt 160 uhalns, south in chains in point of commeucemeut, Dated April Klat, Mu7. 11 Cummencing al u post planted at the moulh oi ensl I'm k tit Seulviu river and innrkeil "Uus li Hodslrom'a N. K. eoruer post," tnence smith 100 chuius, nesi 40chaius, uonh 100 ehnins, east 4u clialna to point otcoin* meucemeut p.! Commenolng at u post plnnletl at the un hi ih of eat t lotk of Beulvln riverand marked ■(jus li. Hedatrom'a N, \\, corner posi," iheuce soulli UUI uhnins, eust 40 chain*, norm lliu chaius, west Id cunlh-i tu puiut ol eumiueiie ment. 18. Commencing at apost plnnted about l lillle up lhe easi fork of .-eulun river nml marked ■•(ius b, 1 led:, trout's ,4V. corner p ihence suulh mi chains, east 80 chains, north bu chains we.i't 80 chains tu point of commencement. 14. Commenolng at u post planted 1 mile u; east lork ol.Seulviu riverand murked 'UusK Hedstrum's \ VV. corner posl," thenoe norlh Hi chains, east 80 chains, soulh su cha,us, west Hi chains tu pointof cummencement. 15. CommenciuB at a post plau'ed hIkiul2 miles up the oast lork uf Beulvln river uud inarkod "(ius K.Hcdstr in'sS.W. corner post," thoneo east UK) chains, north 40 chains, wust li>0 chuius, soulh 40 chaius to puint of commence- ment. 16. Commoncing at u post plauted about i milos up enst furk uf Seulviu rivor und marked "QusE. Hedstrom's N.W. cornor posi," thonco oust Uiu chains, suuth lu chain*., west Ilk) chuius, north 40 chuius to poiut of com in ence in eut. 17. Commencing ut a poat plantod about 40 ehuins up the north fork of Seulviu riverand marked ''Gus E- Hedstrom's S.W. coruor post.'1 thouco oasl 8ii chuius, north 80 chains, weat80 chains, south Hi chums to point of commencement. Duted April :3rd, 1907. 18. Commencing ut u poat plauted about IS milos up the nurth fork or Seulviu river und marked "(Jus E. H -dsirom'sSE. cumor post,' thenco norlh ItiO chnius, wust 40 chains, south 100 ehuins, oust 40 chaius tu iioiut of commencement, 10. Commencing ut a post planted about 5 miles up tlio north fork of Seulviu rivor uud marked "Ous E, Hedatrom'a S.W.corner post." theuce oust 80 chuius, uorlh 80 chains, wost Hti chuius, south 80 chuius to puint of commencement, '20. Commenci uk ul u post planted about 0 miles up tho north fork of Seulviu rivor and marked "(Jus li. Hedatrom'a S. W. curuer post," tbenee eti*-*i Hi chuius, north 80 chuius, west 80 chuius, south 80 chuius to point nf commence- mont. '.'1. Commonolng at n post plunled about 7 miles up the nnrth fork of Suelvin rivor und marked "lius E. Hedstrom's S W. corner pust theueo east SOchuin.*., c It 80 ehains, west Nl chuius, south 80 chains to point of commencement. 22. Commenc ini: at a post plnntod about 8 miles up the norlh fork of Seulviu rivor uml mnrked "(lus Ii. Hedstrom's S.W. coruer post," tliouce eust HO ehuins, north 80 chuius, wost 80 chuius, south 80 chuius to poiut or commencement. Dated April 8Uh, 1007. in. Commencing ut u postplautod atS W. Corner of T. Jj. 7818 und marked "(ius li. lied- strum's N.W. cumer post." tlionco south hii elinins, oust 8o chains north SO chuius, west 80 chuius lo poiut <>f commencement. 24. Commencing ut u post planted ut S, \V, cornerpost of T L. 7818 aud masked "Qua E, Hedstrom's N.E. corner post." thonco .-uuth 80 ohaina, wast 80 chains, north 80 chaius, east 80 chuius tu point uf commenoement. 25. Commeneing at a post pluuted ubout 15 chuius up uortli fork of Seulviu rivor und marked "(ius K. Hedstrom's S.E, corner post," tlienco uurth I'-'i chains, wost40 chuius, soutli IliO chaius, eust 40 ohains to point uf coniinouee- ment, Dated April 25th, 1901. 26. Commenolng ul u post plunted ubout Ji of a mile ca-l of ft ind)* river and ubout', milo suuth of Columbia river uud murked "QuaE. Hedstrom's N. K corner post," ihouco south 811 ohalna, west 80 chains, north 80 chains, eaat 80 ehuins tu imiiii uf commencement. 27. CommeiiciiiK ut u pust pluutod ulmut Jj of u milo eust uf Windy rivor pud about 'A milo south of Columbia rivet uud mnrked "Ous E. Hod. trom's N, \\. corner pust" theueo south 80 chuius, eust 80 ehuins, north 80 ehuins, wost 80 chains to puiut of commencement. Dated April 27th, 1007 28. Commenolng at n pnst plunted nt S. li coruor uf T.L. 7317und mnrkod "Ous E. Hedstrom's N.E. cornor pnst," thenco south Sti chains, wost 80 ehnins, uurth 80 clmins, oust 80 chains to point uf fummoncomeut. Dated April 28th, 1W-1. snt my \ OUS E. HEDSTROM. uud curry uwuy Umber fro- ilu fo l-nving lienor! bed landa nil mil oil In West Until en i] Upper Arrow Lnko dUi-rhi: , 1. ' nmmunolng al n ihwI planted on the norlli aide of Leon Oreek, Ul four ml cn frum the iiioiih, marked "li. N. Huiim-kV Initial |Hwt," thenoo aoulh in chains, ihoncouual hi chains Iheuce uoi'Mi 80 chni lis, I hence wost 80 Ohains, theuce souih tu clmiiis ti place oi 'llllllll Illll tlu Phil iiii Pn tnd in chain* th siil'i of Looil Creek and nliniil ;vt miles from the month, marked "K. N, Hal lock's north-weal oornor poat," ihence aouth 80 I'hitins, Ihence eusl 80 chain-, thence uorlh Si' i'linins, thencu west SU chains lo plnce of cum ui. :i. Coinmeneing ut. a posl plunled on the easl sldo of tho wosl fork of Leon Crook und aboul 2 mlloa frum the Fork, mnrked 'T.. N llnlloek- noiLh-wosLcorner poat," thonoo south80 clialns, I hence cast 80 chain*, thonoo north Michnins I'M 8U chnius lu pluee of CO ciur ment. I. Commonolng at n post, planted nboul.fl chuius eust of the soulh-wesl eorner of Limil :t m tho wosl Kock of Leon Crock, marked "li- N, llul'iick's north*W(Sl enrner po-l," I hence suulh Hi chains, thonoo oaat80ohalna, tliouce norlh SOohains, Ihenee west, 80 ehuins lo place of fomtiit'iircmciit., 5. Commonolng nt u pust plnuled nliout ii elinins easl ol tlio sou ill-woat cmiiei-of Limil No. i. marked "K, N. Hallock's north-wosl cor neriioM," thenoe aoulh 80 chains, thonoo onal mi clialna, theuco norlh so ehains, thonoo wnl 80 chains in plaoo of commencement, 0. Commenolng ul a pust piautod mi lhc soul h side uf Leon Creek and aliout nine inlion from Ihu muulli. where said creuk elliptic- into tho Anw Luke, marked '*K. N. Hallock's north* weel corner post," thenee suulh 10 allodia, Ibeuce eusl Hill chains, ihenc irlh H1 chains lln nee wesl lliu ehniiis lo pluce of coniiiienec- iiient. Iinii'il April 23rd, 1007, wed in, I li, N. IIALLOCK NOTIGE Noilcc is hereby Kivunihui 80 daya after dato i Intend toapply lo the Chiel Commissioner of i aids and Wnrks for u special licence In till and carry nwny timber frum the following descrilied hinds situated hi Wesl Knntenny districl: Commonolug ut a post plantod on tbo ensl bank ot Long Creek und one mile nurth uf Downlo Crook, aud marked "E, McBean's south west corner posi," thence north 160chains, ihence enst 40 ehnins, ihence soulh 160chains, ihenee west 4U chains to the pointof001U- moncomeut, bated Ihls Oth day n April, 1007. gatap'Al li. MoBEAN, LAND NOTICK. Notico in liorohy iiiini (luit lit. .lays afterdate 1 Inleml to ..|.|.ly ... .1... tll.lel C........issi....i.i-... I.finils [.ml Wiirlisfnr ]).-riiii.-.f.i<in lu purclmao the If.ll.iiving .lo.crll.oil liinilf. in tlio West Kootenny District: Commencing ata )....-! ..I...... .1 nt tlio caat bank i.f ii... cnliiiiiliiii iiiv.-r,|ii. iif.- immi.i ... m-Miio l.ilili- aiiil mnrkeil % 11. D'a uorth-wost comer" thonce oasl m chains, thonco soulli m. .-Imi..*, tlience wost iti chains ... .1... Colnmhln Itiver, .1 co In ii nm 11f.-.!>' iliri-i-limi lull..u-i.iK Ilu. monnilorlngaol the Coin ulila Itlvor an i-hilnsto pnlnt ..I couinieiice.ueut, containing nhout nm acres. Dated Mnrcli fflnl, A.I)., 1007. we.1 ap 10 K. lt. 1)1 TION. .NOTICE I, Tims Watson, acting aa agent for J. Wstson, iiiti'inl sixty days after date to apply l« the Honorable tho Cliief Comioisaloner of 1-itnda and Works fur permlsalun to purchase the following descrilied lands, situated on Cpper Arrmv Luke, and mure particularly described us follows: Commencing at apost plunled at the 3, li. corner uf Timber Limit 7583, from thence aouth 10 chains frum thence west 100 ehains, from theuce uortb 11) cliains, from thetice eust ion ehnins to pnint uf commencement, (< lalena Hay dislrict, Dated April 20th, ||HI7. T. WATSON, wed my 1 Agent for,1 Watson NOTIGE. NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the Municipal Council..r the Curporatlou of the -Ity nl ItevoMuko intend- to undorCike the mint ruction of main nml ' initio lowers mi hojitrooUand lanes throughout tho City, as Imwnu tho plan of thoCity Euuiuoer herein- ilier ui'iitiiuied, nnd in assess the expense ur oost thereof upon tbo lund or real property abutting ousuohstreoU and laues to be bono* Hind thoroliv uml tlmi u statement showing tho Inmi rn* nml properly liuliln lu pny tho asaess- ment thoreforo uud the nnme- and owners (hereof, an far as thoy can be aacertalued, to* ;:elher with the reiiort-iiiid |ilnu-of Thos. H. Trucuy, City Buglueor.aud the proposed assess* niDiii and tlio roportthereon <-f the City Clerk are now ou llie iu the olliee uf the City Clerk nud opon for Inspection of all porsons durlug iillieolioura. Tho estimated cost of the work la 189511*75, Any objection to ihe proposed assessment uud undertaking shall I lade by petition to the Council within liftenn day-from the dnte lnTi>"f, the poraoua ontitlod to petition being ihe iwnora of tho lands elected thereby. DatedIhisflratdayofMay,A.D. ID07. HliNltV FLOYD, City Clerk. NOTIGE Notice Is hereby given thai *. Jay, alter .late I iiilrn.l to apply in ilu- Ilnn. tin-I'ln.-i ...iuiiii-. slonor n( (.unit;. .....I IV..rk* I... ...>.-.........i lo ..*>. chase lhc lollowlng iloscrlbc.1 Un.li in We-l Kootonay ill.trlcti Cotninoiiclng nt;. po.1 plante.1.... the >..-i .hore ..( Upper .tr.-,.., Uko on lho north side ol the l.i..... kiln post, marked '"!. II. McKlu'. s K. .-..riitii-," riiiiiillig west In chains, north 10 chains, east in chains, sjutli in chains to point ol coin- ...t................ linled Mnr.'l. "JUth, 10.17. anlii|iii T. II. M.KI.M. NOTICE Notice ii hereby glvon thai 80 days alter date I Inleml ti. apply to lho ll"... Il.eCl.i.-l C. Il- Blono. ..11 I* ...nl Works lor permission ... pup cIi.hu tl.e lollowlng described lands in uv.. Kootonay district. C eiielng in ii post plantod atthe north-west corner of tl..- Lin..- Kin. Lot. running weat 40 chains, tlionco south In ohnlna, thenoo eaal I" ohains, tlience ....rtl. In chnius ... place ol coin- inencoinent. llninl Maroll 2311., 1007. satapO Tlin.M.is isKINM--.lt BCO'lT. NOTIGE Nolice is hereby Ki ven thai 00 days af tor dnl I iuieml tu mako application to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of Laud- and Work- for pcrmla sion to purchoso tho ollowlng described lund* situated in West Kuuteiiay dial riot, ou i he wos slioro of I'pper Arrow Lako opposite Nakusp h, a CoinineneiiiKul ,i posl murked "H. Nelson nortli'OasI corner," ihence weal 10 chains Ihence suulh su chains thence cutlO chain mure ur less to lake shore, thenco nurth n ehuins fulluwing lake shure to puiut ol cum moncomeut, containing 320 ncres mure or ies.-. Duied this Snd day or April, 1907. sutupiS HAlUUNfi NKLSON. NOTIGE *oby given thut lie days after dati Nortec is hc , I intend to mnke application tu lhe lion. Cliief Commissioner of Lands nud Worka for pormlB- sion to purchase thu following described land.-. situated in West Kooleuay district: Commenolng at a post planted on (be west shore of Upper Arrow Lake opposite Nakusp. H, C, and marked "K. Wilson's south-east corner," thenoe west lo ehuins, thence north 10 elinins, thence east in chalna more or l lake shore, tlience aouth 10 chains following lake shore to point of commencement. Dated this 2nd dayof April, 1907. FRANK WILSON, sat ap fi Hunting Nelson, Agent. NOTIGE Notice is hereby given that. 00 days afler dnlo 1 inleml to apply tothe Chief Commissioner of Lam.s and Works for permission to purchase the followiug described hinds in West Kootenny district: sitnnted iu Galena Hay, commoncing ata poat planleil on the oast shore of Uppor Arrow Lake close to Galena point, nnd marked "R. Simpson's BOUth-east eornor nosl," thence west lOchains, thence norlh Hi chains, thoncu oust 40 chuius more or less to lnko shore, llienco along hike shore to point of commencement. Datod April 12th. 1007. sat up 13 RALPH SIMPSON. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thatHO days after date I iuieml lu npplv tu the < liijif Commissioner of Lands nud works fur permission to purehaao the following descrihed lands in Nurih-easi Kooteuay District: ■ 1, ('omineucin^ at a post marked ''W,.l OUo'b uorlh-eaat corner," planted mi the Culumbia Kiver, about'Jin chnlns upstream from Kinbasket Lake, thence westlOOchains, thenee suulh 4U ehnins, thenco east lliu ehnins, theuce north in ehnins to point of commencement, Dated April ith. 1007. 2, Commencing at a nost marked "W. J. turn's south-west eorner," plained on .Middle itiver, about80 chaiua from the mouth, thenee north 8U chnius, tiience enst mi chains, thenee aoulh 80 t-nalns, ihencu wust 80 chaiua to p nil of I'muiiieucemeni. Hilled April ULli, 18U7. sat ap 27 W. ,1, OTTO NOTIGE E.W.B. PAGET Express, Dray ing Storage All Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling Undertaken SAFES, PIANOS, ETC. Dealer in Wood, Conl and Feed, Phone 71. House Plume 7 WAH CHUNG A 1.1. KINDS OF Green Vegetables HEADY KOR TIIE MARKET Front Street, 'JWl'HONE SO, Evans & Woodrow MEAT MARKET Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Poultry, Fish and Game in Season. Orders promptly tit- tended to, First St. Revelstoke NOTICE Nolice is hereby gh'cn that60 days afterdate I ii.tend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commissioner of 1-niids and Works for permission to purchase the following described land*-: Situated nbout two miles north oi the muuth of McDonald Creek, on the cast shore of Upper Arruw Lake, joining T. L. 0.815 on the souUi- west comer; running cast 40 chaina, south 10 chains, west 10 chains, north 40 chains to place of commencement. Dated March lth. 1»j7- Bat inch 9 THOMAS WHIGHT, NOTICE Notice is hereby given thnt 60 daya afterdate I intend to applj Ut the Honorabk the chief JCom* missioner of Lands and Worka for permission to purchase llie following descrihed lands, sitnnted OU Cpper Arrow Lake and descrihed as follows; Commencing at a post planted io chains north of the aoulh*CMt eoaner of Ul .V)Gli, ftnd marked "J. K, McLean's B W. corner host," Ihence imrth IG chains, thence tast 80 ehnins, thence soutli 40 chains, thence west hn ehains to p|aee of tummenrement, containing WHi acres. Dated April loth, IM, wcdapi7 ;,K,McLUAN. sixty days after date I intend to apply to the Honorable the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works for permission to purchase the fulluwing described lauds, situated about three- quarters ni a mile up Muiquitu Creek, Upper Arrow I-nkc nn lhe east side, joining "K, & 8 Block No, »70ou ihesuuth-east corner running norib Hi chains, theuce east iu chains, south se chaiua, west 40 chains to point ol commencement. Dated March22nd, 1907. satapO THOMAS FOX DKCK.iT. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that 80 daya from date 1 intend lo apply to the Honourable tU.c Chief Commissioner of' amis and Worlfsfor aspecial license to cut and carry away timber from the following described lauds situated lu West Kootenay diatrict; 1. Cpmnieiieing al a post planted nt N.W. corner of T.L, 6660 and mnrked "11. Hedstrum's S.W. comer post, Iheneeeast 100 chains, north 40 chains, weal Uiu chains, south 4U chains to point of commencement. 2. Commencing at a post planted at N, W, corner of T.L. 06» and marked "M, Hedstroin's ti. E. corner post," tht'iice weat 100 chains, norlh 4o chains, cast ldu clmins, south 40 chains to point of eommcnceinent. Dated April ■JJtb.l'.'O''. sat my 4 M. HEDSTROM. NOTICE Notice is hereby given that HO daya afterdate I intend to apply to the Honorat^o the Cbiel Commissioner of Unds mid \Yprks'for special license to cut and curry away Umber from the following described lands, situated lu District ci West ftuoteiiay. 1). C. Commencing at a post planted on tbo south side of Downio Creek und about three miles, abovo Canyon Creek, niarked "ll, McCoimoU's south-west corner po*t," thonco 80 ohains nMth thenceeast 10 chains, Ihence south40'chuina, thenceeast 40 chains theueoaoulli 80chnius, thenco west 40 chains, tlienco north 40 ohnins, thonce went 1,0 clialus lo point of conimeneo, mi-nl. Datod April 18th, 1007, satap27 1>. McCONNKLL. Notice Is hereby given that 30 days afler date I Intend toapply to the Chief Commlsslouct of Landsaud Works for asppolallicense tocut NOTICE. (liven tha totheChb ___ ', for a ape.,, and carry away timber from tlie lollowing described Uuids In nest Kooteuay dlitrict: Cummencinn nt a pusl planted at T, ,1. Pearson's ti. K. enrner, dated April tilth, lnOT, marked "John MuMmifi's N. t'i. enrner post," thunce south UlO chains, tlience west 04 clialna, thonee nurih Uill chains.thence east 04 chains to puiut of commencement. Dated April 13th, 1907, wed my 1 JOHN JJILDOON.. Notice is hereby given that 30 daya aftor dull I intend toapply lu Ihe Chief Commissioner ol Lunds and Works fur a special liconso tn cot and carry away Umber frmn the fulluwing de scribed lands situated in the Lillooet District. H. c: i:i Commencing at a post planted un tin west side of small stream running south * n tributary to thu north fm-k of Noilh Barrlon Luko/and abuul four miles nurth from ihe forks mnrked "A. McConnell's N. W.comer Limil No, Ll, Fisher Crock Hlock. running llio ehuins. south, 10 chnius ens', Uio ehuins uorth, ill i Iinins west to pluee uf cuiiliuciiceu.ciit 11. Commencing at a post iilanled ou thy wesl side of small stream running soiy *Land tributary to north fork uf North RMtleroLako nnil about fuur miles nurih frop^forks marked "A. MoCoiineH's .S. W, corner Liuni Nu. II, Fisher Creek Hlock " running U>0 ehuins nortli, 40 ehains cast, urn chains south, IQ chains west to placo of commencement, rkted March 2Hrd, 11107, f.i. Commencing at a po.4 planted one mite south from creek runnings. W.froin heud uf Fisher Creek und about three miles BOUtlVWt from lake at head of Fisher Creek, imirfeed "A. McCoimoU's S. W. corner limit flu- 15, Fisher Creek Hlock," running 100 clmins nurlb, III ehnins cast, IliO chains Bbulh, I'J eliains west to place of uomnicuci'.muiil. 16. Coinhicueing ul a post plnntod one mile south (nun crook running 8.W from head of H.sher ('reek, and about it miles S. W, Irom lake at head of Visiter Creek marked "A^Me Council's a. K corner Limit No, 10, I'wher Creok Hlock,running Uio ohalna no h, III diaov, WOBt, 160 chains soutn, IO ehuins east to n'^wj'uf comineneeineiit. 17. Coinineiiciug at a im.'. planted on lho north side uf small sti'ciui'I'liiiiiing S W. from heud of Fisher I 'reel; anil nboul :tj miles S. W. from Lake ut head of Vlalior OrooK.mnrkod "A. McCoimoU's N. K. corner Limit No. 17, Fisher ('reek Blook. running lo chains south, Wl chnius west, Ul clialus norlli, 10*) chains easl Uv place of cuinmeueeiiiout. Dated March 27th, 1007, wcdop2i A. McCONNKLL. NOTICE. \olieo is horoby ifi ven thnt thirty days after dato wo iutond tu apply tu tho Hun. Chief Coin missioner of Lnnds uud Works Tor I irons.; Iti cut uud curry uwnv timber from the follow- iiiK described lands iu tho Di-lrRl of West Kootonay in lho Province of BjUUh Columbia, nbout 14 mile south of Sul^ou Croek: Coinineneilig rd, a pust plnntod nl Thomas Pournun'sS, t-,' cornor pust and mnrked "How man Lumber Compniiy's N. K, corner," Ilieucc south 10 uhalns, thence west 120 ehuins, Ihence tiortb 80 elinins, thonee ensl In chains, theuce south lOchains,thenco east 80chains iu polul of coinmencement. Dated April 21th, 1007. sat ap 27 Bowman Lumiik.uCo., L^ft Notice is hereby given thnt 80 daya afterdate l intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Works fora special licence to cut ami carry awny timher fnnn the following described lands In West Kootonayi Cuiniueiiciiig ut n post plunted at thc northwest eurner ol the ('. P. H. Hlock No 'AVI nenr mouth of Musquitu Creek, and running I'i chains west, thence UU cliiiins south, thence |0 ehnins east, thence LOO ehuins north tu place of commenoement Dnted 7lh April, 1007. Mil upKI 1UCHAH1) MAXWKLL. NOTICE. Nolice Is horoby given that 30 dnys nf tot date I intend toapply to the Hon., the Chief Cum missioner ut Lauds and Works fur a special permission tocut nud curry away timber from the following lund, situate in Kast Kootenay dislricl: 1. Coimuenciug at a pust marked "Swan CurlsMu's aolllh wost corner post," planted On ihe south Bide of Columbia river, running north 80 chafns, thenco cast 80 chains, thenee souih 80 chaiua, theuce west, 80chains to point uf commencement. ■l, Commencing ul u i*u>t mnrked "Swan On 1-uu's southwest oornor pu**i,"planted aboul I'i miles frniu^outh lank of the t olumbia river .niiuii ui I] milea above Cedar Creek, tlience tsU ihatua north, thence 80chainseast»thence bn cUuins humh, thenco 80 chains weat iu point ufcoMiniom: tiieut. 8. Cuuiiiieiiciiig at a post marked "Swan i arlson'u iionhcnst corner i oat," planted abuut *j inilissoiiih uf the t iiiunioi'iriver and about . miles cast ot i edai* ( nek, thetice south Kin . .. s, theuco weal,-Vi chains, thence north 160 .ii.-, i hence oust I'l ehaiiis lo {loint of com- icnu ■■■■ • 'd. I, (in,, ,,i neing ata post mu ked "Swan Curlstut* north weal cornur post." planted on ihcnorllieusi I'oi'ner uf Bwau Carbtuu^ limit No, :i. tlience south 100 chains thenoe enst in ohains, tin nee uurth lliu chains^ ihence wesl lo chuina to the point uf oommoncement, ,i, Commeueiug at a, p»m marked "Swan Carlson'fl northeast oovuor pott," planted about one half milccii-i. of Swail Carlson'-, limit No, 1 Ihence .-oulh 1U> clmllW, Ibeuce west pi chains tliuuco uorth IW chains, thonoo enst lo chaiu* to poiut of commoncomont, i,V Cumiiieuciiig al u pust mnrked "Swan Carlson's northwosl corner post," planled on lho northoosl comer of Swan Carlson"! limit No.fi, Ihence ^oiub 80 chain*. tUncc east 80 chaius, thonco north 80 ehalaa, tbenee we-t 80 ehuins to point uf cummenveuieni, 7. Commencing al i\ yi.wt inarked "Swan Carlsons -iouth-ea-t, curuer post," planted ou tho north wost oowor ot Swan CarlnonV limit No li, thence west mi chains, thence norlh hi chains, tUcuee cost 30 chains, thonoo south 80 chuHi.'.c point uf commenoement. 8,' Commencing at a post marked "Swan Carlson's northoosl corner pojt." planted on the soulb bank of ihe Columbia rivorabout Ihieefoin'Lhsiif a mile above Cedar Creek, thence Bouth 100chains, Ihoneo we-t lOchains, tbenee norlh 100 chains, thence oasl i h Kami to puiui of couunonoemont 0. Ciimuieiiclng at a ihK marked "Swan CurKui'y iioilhwc-l corner po-t." iiluiled Luij south bankof tho Columbia river, joining Swan C'arlson'a limil No, ■•,, thence south Itn cliiiins, theuce east III chain-, llanic norlh LOO chain-, the west 10 chains to point of torn- iiieiieenienl. IU. CotninenclttH &*« a poll marked 'Swan Carlson i northeast enrner post." planted iiIkiiiI i miles south o| the Columbia river and Ina wuth* orly dlreetlao from Cedar Creek, thence wtat i*du citato, theuce -uuth io chains, Uience out Uio t'Luun-. thenee north lu ehains to point of com* me nee men l. April lllth, 1007. sat may I HWAN CARLSON, Winks lm ,i speciul licence tn cui unit I'liny away limber from tin- following li-iiili'il lands, Bituate in WonJ Kootenay lilstiict: i. Commencing al a posi 30 chains; more or less, soutn ol llie south*wcsl corner of lhe south-east quarter of Section J4. Pownship 20, Range 1. wesl of llm Sixth Meridian, ihence cast 40 chains more or less to llie intersection of the west line ol Loi 811, ihence soulh along Raid west line of said Lot ibo chains, thence west 40 chains, thence north 1(0 cliains u> point of commencement, 2. Commencing ai an iron posi planlcd on lhe south-wesl corner ol Seclion 241 Township 2u, Ran^r 1, wesl of thc Sixth Meridian, said posi being situated un lho south line of ihe Railway Bell in the Province of liritisb Columbia; thence soulh So hains, tlienco west 80 chains, tlienco orth So chains, tbenee east 80 chains to the point of commencement, 3, Commencing at a post planted 80 hains west ol an iron posi on tlu* southwest corner oi Section 241 Township 20, Range I, west of the Sixth Meridian, thence SOUlh So chains, Ihenee west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, ihence e.tsi 80 eliains to the point of commencement, 4. Commencing al a post planled 160 hains west and 80 cliains south of the south-west corner ol Section .'4, Town- ■hip 20, Range 1, west of the Sixth Meridian, thence south 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains, Ihence north .Sochains, thenco ca-t 80 chains to the poinl oi conimeneo* menl, 5, Commencing at a post planted 80 chains west and So cliains south of the south-wesl corner ef Section .'4, Township Jo, Range 1, west ol the Sixth Meridian, thence south 80 cliains, llienee west So chains, thence norlh 80 chains, tlience cist Su chains to the point ol commence- IlK'lll. 6, Commencing at a post planted 80 chains south oi the south-west corner of Section .'4, Town*hip 20, Range 1, wesl oi (hc Sixth Meridian, tlience soutb 80 chains, tlience west 80 ehnins, thenco north 80 chains, thence east 80 chains to the point of commencement. 7. Commencing at a wooden post planled 011 lhe south-west corner of the south-east quarter ol Section 24, niarked '4 in Township jo, Range 1, wesl oi lhe Sixlli Meridian, I hence south 160 chains, tlience west 40 chains, thence north 160 chains, (hence easl 40 chains to the point ol commencement, S, Commencing at a post plantcil 160 chains south oi the south-west corner ol Section 24, Township jo, Range 1, west oi the Sixlli Meridian, thence south 80 chains, thence west So chains, thence north Su clmins, tlience cast 80 chains to the point of commencement, 9. Commencing at a post planted 100 chains south oi tlie south-west corner of Section 24, Township 20, Range I, west of the Sixth Meridian, thence east 40 chains, thence south $0 chains more or less, thence east 40 chains more or less lo the intersection oi Lot 811, thencesouth 50 chains, tlience west 80 chains, theuce north 80 chains to [wint of commencement. to. Commencing at a post planted ibo chains soulh and Ho chains west oi' the south-west corner of Section 24, Township 20, Range i, west oi the Sixth Meridian, tiience south bo chains, thence west 80 chains, thence north So chains, ihence east 80 chains to the poinl oi commencement, Dated this ()lh April, 1907. sat apjo O.J. McDonald, Locator, HOTICE Notice Is hereby given lhat (IOdays afterdate I intendi,. applv in iln* llou. chief Commissioner (j Lands unit Works for permission to purchase the following descriheil lands iu West knntenay 1) strict: Cnuimunciiig al apost planted mi (he en, ^uva bank uf the Columbia Itiver about om.'-fouUli ut a mile below Priest llapids iuul inarM''!*. IL W.\ siiul ii-easl eurner," thence norih lo chains, tiience west 10 chains, thenee soulb W chains tn the hank nf the Columbia River, thence iu a south-easterly directiun following Uie lueanderhigs of IlieCnl* umbia Kiver to point of commencement, containing ahoul Hid iieres. bated Mnrcli 'nnh. A.D,, 1007, wed ill) 10 I Si VY«Jbtf. NOTICE Notice la hereby given that SO daya afterdate 1 intend to apply tu the Chief Commissioner of Lands and Worki for a *-peciul licauco to cut uud curry uwuy timber from the fullowiuu de* scribed lands In thedi.-triciof West Kootenay. 1. Commenolng at a poal plunted on lho north-east bran 11 "f Iiuwuio Creuk. abuul S miles below ihe Tangier -Mme au.l markod "0. Sandberg's north-weal comer imst," thencu ;80chain-, theuce aoutb 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, thence norib hi chains to point f commencement. 2. Commenolng at a j*>-t planted about 20 chains north of the aorth-wost enrnor uf No. 1 Limit, uu ihe north-east branch nf Dowoie reek, ninl markod "O. Sandberg'i -outh-we* irnerpost," thence north so chains, thenco east sO chains, thence aouth 80 chains, thenoe west BO chains iu point ol commencement. 11. Commencing at a post planted on north* ast braucli of Huwuia Creek, at the north-oast cornerof So. I Limit, ami marked "O. Sand- borg's Miuth-wc.-t comer post," tbenee north su chains, theoce oast BO cnains, thence south 80 chains, thence west SU ohaina to point of com* meneement. I. Commencing at a \*>a planted uu north* east branch of Duwnie Creek about 80 chains Imm south-eoBt corner of No. H Limit und marked "U, Baodberg'a west post." thenco uurth 80 chains, eaat 10 chains, -outh Wt chaiu-, west lu chains, north ni chaiua to isiiut of commencement. .'1. Commenolng at a i"»t plunted on tho north-east brauchof Downio 1 reek, ubout li?) cbaina east of No. 4 Limit, nnd marked "O. Sandberg's south-west corner post," thonce nnrth si chains, thenee oast 80 chains, thence south 80 chains, theueo west SO chaini to point of commencement. Locatea24th March. 1907, -at ap 51 O. SANDHKIUi, Locator. NOTICE Notice i- hereby given that SO daya aftor dato 1 iuteud to apply to the 1 'hlef * ommi-siouer of Landsaud Works fur a special licenco to out and carry uway timber fmm tlm following de* icrlbed lands in dlstrictof Wesl K-mienay: 1. Commenolng at a post plautod ou tho north-east bronob of Dowoie (rook, abont SM miles below tbe Tamper Mine, un.l m-nkod "J. P. Kennedy'.-' soutb-WSSl corner po»t, aud uliuut :«w tool uorth of -aid creek, running uorth Vi cbaius, thenco en-t 10chains, thonco north30 chains, tbenee »a-t 80 chains, thouco -..uth DQ chains, thonoo west ISO ohalna to point ofcommooi omeot i Commencing at a post piloted about 600 feel from Dowuie Croek on the ua-tsidound about half a milo south-west of tho south-east* (irlycurnerof No. I Limit,and markod "J. P. Keuued) - north-easl cumor post-r thonco south 80 ebains, wast 80 ehains, north BO chains, ou>l Hi Chun*, tu mut of cumimuirnmuiit. 3. 1 ommenclng at a pott planted at tho south-east corner of No, - Limit, and marked "J I' Kennedy's north-east oorner pest,11 run* ning -outt, 80 ohains, thouco we-^ihO chains, thencounrth wi chains, thonce ea*t Sii'baiiia to i-uut of commenoement, Located Uth March, WOT. Mtlp20 J, P KENNEDY. U-eator. LAND NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that-80 dayi afUr date 1 intend to apply tn the chief Commissioner ol Landsaud Works for permission to mtrchuothe lollowlng described lands, situate In West Kootenay District; Commencing at a pnst planted one chain cant of thoN. w mer of Loi 100, Group (.and marked ",\. Jolmson'a s. \V. corner post, thencu enst wi chains, tlience north t>u chain-, thencu vest si chains, theiieo smith Ho ehaiiiH to the pniutof Containing 640 acrei, otnmoncoraent. Dated Utli March, ioo?. wed meh 111 A. JO1LNS0N LAND NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that flu daji after date 1 Intend lu apply to the ilnn. Chill Con missioner of Uud.i ami Wnrks (0? permissinn b purchase thu following described lamlM in the West Kootenay District; Commencing at a punt planted about *,oiil» north of Boutli-eajtjjowrol Timber Limit rom thenee mirth se cltains, west 80 i'liains.senilis chains,, east SOglialus to point of commvu'vUR'iit. ('■■iii.imn1*; liiu aerea more or less. Dated May lth, 1907. wed may a WAIUIB.N AMDBKWS. NOTICE Notice is hereby glren that ou .hns alter dale I intend to appl) to the Hoo, the Calif Commls* sioner ol Lamia and Works f"r permission t» pur- elifUH the following described lands, situated on Cpper Armw Lakes, ami note particularly de* scribed m [ollows: Commenolng it the louth-west comer of Lot 11 t.i. tbenee east 80 chains, Ihencu ionth 0" cbalni, theuce vest to shore of Lake, theuce (ol« looiag mianderlngi of -aid lake north to pninl of commencement. Containing 180 aerea more or less. Dated March 27tb, 1W7. E. REYNOLDS, ft.it incli N Per Q. Sumner, Agent. NOTICE Notice Is hereby glren thai 80 dayi after date 1 inlend to anplj to the Chiel Commissioner OJ Land-ami Works for aspecial licenco to cut and cam away tiinl-w (mm the fi-ll'-viiia deicrilKjil laud's, iltuate m West Kootenay diittict; l. Uommenclng at a imst planted on the north Innk of .-am llili Creek, running 40 chains north, ni chains east, Ml chains south, R) chains W«t. ihence it chains uorth to plaofl uf commencement, Dated April 1-ltb, 1807, •. * <-i.ino■!)( in,: at a post planlcd 10 chalna loutb from thc suuth-west eornor of Utl 7:SH, running *.■■.•; SJ chaius thence southSuchalus, tbetlCI well Hi chains 1 hence north SO chaini to placu of commencement, Dated April Mh, 11W7. iat sp ,\i 0, BECK, r Panama and Straw Hats i CHILDREN'S GALATEA HATS for Sunday or REID & YOUNG • •0.%. *-*_•*-_ .,„„UCD» ». WAYS NEW AND UP-TO-DATE. • • ILLINERY ALWAYS NEW AN fltlfll$ll$llt)lHllfiMt$$lfo : ty • *++ • rinlvn .rl........ ill ..ui" stock ! I STOCK FOODS | POULTRY FOODS | CONDITION POWDERS ty ; ty We arc Agents for the f j *£ famous " International t j ty Stock Food." f ; <|l l.i.r^c sto-'k kept here. Tjj ^^^^^^^^^^^ S Write for circular or * t j call andseeit^ ^|: HODSOn & Dell J k1.ii..-.' nl our 1,1 ('ll'.i.VHOS H'ill OltClitll'lgU ymi Iii li-y I In-ill. JUST A TRIAL \ iii,il will convince vou ll.ry ..IV Ilic purest llllll '"'',l mh 'ih.. market. Try "Hi* BREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY. I Canada Drug k Book Go. ty -+- .T, i't. ,t, iti ,-t. tt; |t. tt) it. .1*1 .1*1 .***' .T- WEATHER FORECAST Vednesday, May 15, lor 2-1 hours.— Unsettled changeable weather, showery ...nl oloudy, moderate westerly winds. Temp. Max. 60 degrees; Min. If), .«. Local and General. Grocers, linkers & Confectioner! The lacrosse match with Nelson al Kaslo, arranged lor May 24th, lias been c.lli-d oft*. Sale ol work, refreshments, candy, fish pond, etc., nt the opora house on Friday afternoon, May 17, admission free. Cricket is attracting many supporters every afternoon on the Gun Club grounds, and we sincere'-}' hope that lhe movement will be sue-essful. Messrs. Woolsey .v. Letentix will shortly commence the erection of a large store on the south-east curuer at the intersection of McKenzie Avenue and Second Street. Une of the mest popular ins.itu- tions in Revelstoke is the Amateur Dramatic Club, and this body has several excellent productions in hand lor presentation tl.is year. The lir-t open air concert ol the leason was given by the Independent Band last Saturday night under the arc light at the Imperial Bank corner, and was much appreciated by the citizen! in general. The thirty-sixth annual communication ol the Grand Lodge ol tree Mason- of British Culumbia will take place in Vancouver on June 2uh. Many important matters will cine up fur consideration. No. 2 Kirs Brigade turned out on Monday evening for practice and ladder drill. The boys went tbroueb their work smartly and efficiently, a large number ol citizens looking on with much interest. C ■; ■ early and avoid the unpleasant task ol "Chiselling" your way through the crowds that are coming t hear tl ■ Dramatic Club in their Kites", production at the St. Peter's bolie-.' Guild entertainment, Mr. C, North ol Brantlord, Ont., hat arrived io take charge ul the . - ctrical di; artmi nt -i the Lawn nee Hardware C Mr. N. rth'.* widi ex- peril do will enable him t - laki in hand all kinds i ele. trical work, wiring elc. Negotiations are being made at Nelson fur the erection uf n new lirst .'las. hotel to he built by eastern capit I the need . I this step has been felt (or a long Iini" owing lo the increased trulli... Rovelstoko shuuld notice this! Don'l miss the sale ol work ul the social entertainment on Friday, Muy 17. All local talent, Come and hear the "T..psy Tnrvey" song nud sec (he "Fire Cracker Dance," and enjoy the side sp lining farce presented by the Dramatio Club. IF YOU WANT To Buy it I lous.!. To l!cni ii House. To Huy Niec Building Lots close in. To Buy Splendid Fruit Lnnds. COMB iiKuid & AND SEE WE HAVE SOME BA1 (IAIN'S I.N COAST . PROPERTIES* MONEY TO LOAN nidi m nr Real Estate and Insurance Agts The Canadian l'a-ilic Railway Company uuu.hi.ices that the Ilu.iIT hotel will open today, Luke Louise nnd I'-.incriilil I.ake Chalets on June 16th, The Glacier, Field, Revelstoke, Sicamous and North Hend hotels are open all the year round, The crucial stage of the car shortage Iron, which the industries on the coast huve been suffering lor sonic months lias now passed, accurding to B, W, Greer, general freight agent 0, I'. R. and that n large number ol cars are arriving daily for lhe mills. Within ll.e past seven or eight (lays there have been one thousand applies- tioiiB lor timber licenses. This is re ported by the ollieials..(the lands and works department, who affirm thnt ii is a record which, as far as cat. he ascertained, has never been exceeded. (living to the (net thai Peck's Bad Buy Co, are holding Manager Tapping to their date at the Opera House on Mny 24th, the Ladies' Guild ol Knox Social and Personal Mrs. 0. A. Proeunier will not receive on Friday the 17th. (.1. S, McOi.rter hns relumed (rom (tending (he assizes at Kelson. F. Forest ol Albert Canyon spent a few days in town tliiH week. Miss Lottie Woodley left this morning on a visit to friends at Gulden, The Rev. J. S. Wordsworth. B. A. B, I'., h.is been visiting in Kninloops II. I*. Weber ol the Pythian Shield. Vancouver, spent a day nr twu iu town ibis week. Mrs. .1. It, Robertson wishes to aim. mice ibat she will ...ii receive on Thursday ol Ihis week, .1. II. Schufield, M P.P. I.r V.ni. uiul Grand M ister of ii e Masonic Order of B. ('. was in town this wi eY Miss Mignon D ike «• II known tu Revelstoke as n sii gc no sin ill nte for TU INSPtUI UANNtU l,UUUO Forty-five Inspectors Under Inspector General. This week's Cinada (luzette con- tain", a proolt.nii.tion thnt ll.e act to provide fur inspection ol canned good products, meats uud lish, passed at the last session ..( parliament will come intu lurcc nn August 1st. Regulations in respect to tl.e duties of inspectors, etc., nre now being drnlle.l. The government will appoint ubout 46 inspector?, under D. Rutherford, us Inspector General. The lot.nl cost nf enforcing the net is estimated nt $75,000 a year, The xispicturs' salaries will lie $1,2(1(1 per yenr. TRAINMEN'S CONVENTION News Irum Atlanta, Gil., shows Ihnt the biennial convention ul lho I!iothei lu uui nl Railroad Trainmen ol ll.e U. 8, ..ml Canada coinoucd in that oity Inst Tuesday, with sun.e 7"ill delegates lu attendance, representing u luial enrollment ..I'.H.uki men.hois P, A liih-..i. is Illll I. eal ill Bgllle aHe.nli.m Ihis impel tilllt gall..-ring. Two sessions are held dally, in lln inornil g and ill th . nliernium No fixed program ino hns heeii announced nnd lliial adjournment will nut lnke plaoo until ull business bus bun transacted, The (.Ulcers of the llrotl.e.In. .1 nre lis follows: IMI, Morris<cy, of Cleveland, 0, Grand Master. W.G. Lee, ul Cleveland, 0., Assistant Grand Muster. T R, Dodge, ul Chicago, III, First Vice Grand Master. Vnl Fit/, Patrick, of Columbus, 0., Second Vice Grand Muster. W, T, Newman, of Denver, Cl..., Third Vice Grand Muster. James Murdock, ..( Toronto, Canada, Fourth Vice Grand Muster. A. E, King, of Cleveland, 0., Grand Secretary and Treasurer. I). I.. Cc.se, ..[Cleveland, ()., Editor and Manager ul the Railroad Trainmen's Journal. Poind of Grand Trustees: James ltiilhiirt, of Hornell. N. Y. II. W. Reiilnp,of Mat-bran, III. A. I-'. Whitney, ol F.ngle Grove low... Grnnd Exeoutive Board: .1. IV. Rhodes, of Toledo, 0. R. .1. Powers, of San Leandro, Cal, William Shumate, ul Louisville, Ky, BLOUSES AND SKIRTS \Vo would like you to come and see our display of goods n these lines. You won't find a prettier one anywhere, und one t them is the low priceB. «« nd ol the most attraotive points about nvenew lots coming every week, keeping our stock fresh « well assorted. Lawn Blouses embroideried designs In Three-quarter or long sleeves, mm..! nud others wiih lace or ISmbroldery insertions sizes frum 82 to 42—only $1.00 eaoh, Wu have more elaborate ones at to $6.00. nnd nil rices ranging from $1.26 Lace Wash Blouses M,„l,„l tbe dalnliest all-over lnoeB mid nets, with beau- i ., . . ,f. <ri,„u„ nre ill ureal demand 'his lilully uinhrdidoried mut fs. mece nr.. in t*' simsi.ii. Prices fmni $6.00 lo 912.60. Beautiful Net Wash Dresses *«^^'wm^-T , -i-l.. „ ei .no Made over While China Silk. Will launder as well as a Lawn dress. They are selling at from $15 to $25. A NICE LINE OF FANCY PARASOLS We can suit your costume, your fancy and your purse in our line of Parasols. Tbey comprise the leading shadesin dark colors, as well as Champagnes, Dresdens, Green and white. The white linen embroideried and dotted muslin are very stylish and thc tops can be washed. Our line is our own importation from England and prices and styles beat all others. ■MCLENNAN'S- Church, whu hnd the hall if the comedy cunipany did not play, have ability, passed thr ig secure I the Opera House on May 30lll the coast th - we. * lor their entertainment, The announcement made by Si. Frederick Horde.1. minister of militia, iu the lliui.-e ol Commons, Ottawa lhat ll.e Ross rille, Make -, would this year be issued to all regiments ol the Canadian militia, is alrcdy ..ssiiiu- ing a tangible lorm, instructions having been issued for the withdrawal of the rilles nuw in use. Tl.e last edition ol the B.C. Gazette announces that the government will give a bounty ol $7.60 for every panther, $5 lor every woll and $2 for every coyote kili.d within the Province, *.,.eli bounty to be paid on a certificate ol a Justice ol the Peace thai such ininmls wi ■• killed by the persons lcv¥ claiming th. bounty, and the 1 ins , | pi-'j.lucid W- At .meeting ol the hospital board t.B" " "■ hm nM ;.-!.. night the resignation ■■*■" '! ' Miss M.I..-..1 matron ul the Arrow Wail paper Wai pspcrl Shade! II ipital was received and accept .nd house furnishing, il II .1 and Hiss Sharp ol tin* Revelstoke .... , r . . , , __| Wg.it |ni ■ (1 ■• ; - and fixtures :.t C li Hume 4 LAND FOR SETTLERS The Department ol Interior will BUrvpyJjdiiring the coming summer 11,000,000 acres ol hind lor the incoming flood of settler* to locate upon. Lust 8en«'in lines were laid down on ahout 1,000,000 acres, At the end of the summer tbe tolal of hinds surveyed in tbe Cnn linn west will total 120,000,OOU acres. It is estimated that there is at least this much more good arable land surveyed, but thor- ii.glily lit fur settlement. It lies chiefly tu (he north and ensl of Edmonton, where there is a great basin i.i lan.l ..f a low altitude where the c im it. - '1 - derate nnd the hours ol sunlight long. WEDDING RINGS J. GUY BARBER'S Marriage Licenses Issued J.GUY BARBERI C.P.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Dwelling nn.1 Lot, Second Street . . . Dwelling and Lot, Second Street . Dwelling ni.d Lots, Third Street , . , , Lots on Sec.ml St., east of McKenzie Ave., ench Luts on Third St., east of McKen/.ie Ave., ench . Lots on Fourth St., euat uf McKenzie Ave., ench Luts on Fifth St., enst of McKenzie Ave., ench , 1—2 und 5-acre Blocks suitable for fruit. SIBBALD AND FIELD INSURANCE NOTARIES PUBLIC LOANS Business Locals Moth i:- • rug sl Nothing better than Our "Spec.nl. Ri rn 1 m-- -•■ .. -* in -». •■ ;- -■ ur: .1 ge carpel 1 ig g tO C B i! :m ' - - ist .pei - - 1 ** -■ Patronize Home Industry. Smoke Revelstoke Cigars. .New lot ol hs mocks jusl Drug Store, NOTCH HILL KEEP OUT THE MOTHS We !.av fresh Moth Camphor, Pure ' am- phor and other Chcm- ica.la for destruction ol Mollis. If you are with Mothe Camphor. trov them. trutil trv this > hospital wa- appointed matron in ber place I.- resignation ol A. K f'bippi - cretary-treasurer ..I the 1. ..nl r, 11 alio received and accepted i-.i . ci . * ■ ' -, A remarkable little booklet I . : under thfl sell-explanatory titli • 6000 facta al iui Canada, by Frank V.-.gl. ol Toronto, the well and lecturer on themes Perhaps no one in the etter qualified to make -mi. . ■ mpilation, In value is, M claimed, ' worth i1- weight in Yukon 1 Id : ' -ball silver." The idea is a I.-,.--..- one, viz, u fact in a sentence, giving a wonderlul mass of information in the - ■ • .-- mpa - 11 evi rj phasi .1 oui com 11 ercial and ind.is trial life and nu natural resources. The booklet is sold lor 25c. and may be had fr-'... newsdea ere ov Irom tin Canadian Facts Publishing 1 Spadma Avenue, Toronto, men furnished on the It will , -,■■ ..,.;, •;..-; -U| I • -■ 1 , . ..i io....lur... II ^^^^^^^^^^ instalment plan, Revolstoke Cigars Union Mndo Our Special, Tho Union, and Mnrcn Vuelta nro abend ol all others. Hammooke, Tennis .- 1007 I. uiu- Balls N.f- - Lawrei 11 irtl mum rj., Keep v- ni eye on Eaton Hurlhut up-to-date writing papers at Bi ws drug jt...n-. Any new books y ■ I - int. 1 have heard »bout yuu can get it at mi,, : lie 1 uim.iI.i Drug \ Bool 1 Garden Tools—Hoes, rakes, spadi Lawrence Hard. mr own correapondont. li. .1. Smith, who has been working near Kamloops for the past month, paid visil to hil in.me here on Sun- ■ M rtrude Sullivan is spending i-.i- with friends in Vernon, stork visited tl.e home ol Mr. In i: '' Davis last Friday, and brought another little daughter. .; - 1' 1 \| M irris, her child and Bister arrived from Australia last Friday. » Mrs, H Traynor has two sisters . .-:ii- -.- k th h.-r. u 1 .- .un. - .* purchased - ■ ind buggy, \l ,1 C - lell lasl week to join \| I. .1 .... mh Itiv.r WANTED - Waitress, $30 per ...unlh. Apply In Queen's Hotel, Ooiuapllx. -OOK! LOOK!! LOOK!!! JUST ON THE MARKET Vancouver Manufacturer needs good nwn to reprent the very latest novelty, Apenis coining money. Get wise, start working for yoursoll'. Everybody buys on sight. Profits over one hundred per cent, Don'l waste lime asking foolish questionSi but send one dollar for finesl samples in America. THE PHOENIX COMPANY, Space 4, 435 Granville St., Vancouver, H, C, GOOD BUYS $2,000 . 1,700 ■1,200 260 . 200 , 175 , 150 NEGLECTED EYES ■$lMitirry iJBWBLKRS ANU OPNCIANS Nkxt to Imperial Hank Improperly fitted glasses are worse than no glasses ami neglected eyes often means blindness, Our .Optical Depiirlnieni is in charge of Mr. M. S, Hastings, Ret. I)„ and positively guarantee satisfaction, ll has been proven ihal <p per eenl. of headaches are caused by defective eyes and it does nol follow that because you have good eyesight Ihal your eyes are not defective. Have your eyes attended to now and save trouble and expense. HASTINGS, DOYLE AND \LLUM, LTD. I rutt.-r it II. Sawyer in Stonecrop 11.Cunningham Morris —A Sculptor's Studio. Scene W.BEWS. Phm. B* Druggist und Stationer. Mail Orders pr 10 al Ihis Slore. nplly attended "Hot pressed vellum is good style und dainty—l!.-i.f.' drug slur'-. A splendid line of luce and lapestry curtains atC, li. Iluino & Co'. The Uwrenoo Hardware Company, Limited, cnn now attend to all Kinds ol electrical work, houli wiring, otc. Mr. Norlh has had many years ex nerience iu all the branohos of nleotric work and will guarantee coinplotl satisfaction. -.. Ibarrows, etc. f ..r.f Co. For first-class Painting antl Papcrhanging, go to L A. Mc- Clanahan, ono block cast of tho Queen's hotol, in tho Loughoccl Block, Tl... Lawrence Hardware Company, I,i.oiled, respectfully Inform it* many customers that (bey have secured the services ol Mr. 0, Nnrth, iii Brantlord, Out,, who air.veil this week to lake charge ol their electrical department. IN* AID OF ST, PETER'S CHURCH will bo given l.y tbe Ladies' Guild Friday, May 17th TOPSY TCRVEY SONUS. FIRE CRACKER DRILL. VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. The AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB will present Iho screamingly Funny Faroe "CHISELLING" C. P. R TRA.N SERVICE ^^.^^ hangei -.. - Ic ; ,i. Norton Mis» Urant ,i n ol thi ■ ..; tig - I Larkspur D M. Rue ice, ni 'if ('. P K.i'"*"*"■ I sore fullj gen-1 * ' ' *'* ' "' change ja|e ol Work- in ths Deration ol sleeping . iri whi di . : C .St tO. M-' ' It . rtain ol lhe ciri which are ni I I all the way through will b. ng - .-! 0»n »hich in the pusl have been operated Irom Mon -.-! vinos. ;.-. -... be -- ir m -l ...I in IImu'V Thfl Hoo lino will ahoul. June 15th start the op.; .t--.ii ..I the service Irom -I, Paul and Mi lapolia to Spokane For ilu* service six new trains are now being completed ... the shops, i...i ■ hi ... ready I .r the road within ... few weeks, The ers will be the best thai the most skilled workman ...... construct, und will be finished thru..gh..ut in the most finished style All thfl trains will ll electric ally lighted, 1,1011 SALE Row d.-up l.i'iid sewing I' machine, baby cim-lngc nml LAKE SHUSWAP FOR HIRE—A comfortnble, fast, 4 h.p. Gasoline Launch, which will seat eight comfortably, and will accommodate the tents and outfit of a party of three, for an extended hunting or fishing trip. Lake Shuswap has unrivalled fishing, and from the shores of ils far reaching arms start many trails into some of the finest big game country in li. C. TO LET—A four-room furnished Cottage, on the shore of Lake Shuswap. For particulars address, I-. T, MORUIH, NOTCH HII.I, WANTED I.10U 8ALE-Z78 aerea, sitnnted on 1' Salmon Ann neat*Sicamous, $25 per ace, Apply E, A. Harris d Oo„ Victoria, H. II, idy—Refreshments You'll Hnd it Here 11 ..np foul othei 1 ■"* furniture, Black, Langlieeil Block, upply 1... (I. I..-., ii mmd -when .... ..,.,.- k I-.i'.- wanledyoiill call li....-, I'll Come Merc Tirst ■„■*, a., -i there's in* mpln slock uiul .mil fl ill oihe purr*™ I, Our low p .,.M,|f|ll|.lll .a -on want. ^ roods, 01 ii". iln bul ih.'1 our iiiii.-iiii-t .vi..'' V" n.inlliy besi sinicd . , ..li,, I. you wanl L-es will add lo lhe Iwnys finding whnl ,.„ It's drug slore 1.1011 SALE -Two orthtee tennis ol J; horses, sulli.l.le for 1.inching, elc, Weighing lioin llllllll.. 111111 lhs. ouch, Apply to IS. .1. Ili-unford At Co., Benton, II. 0. 1118 2t Ijioit SALE, on leased land—Two ......ll bouses, furnished throughout. Small one containing two rooms ints at $0 a month. Also llll laying hfiis nnd H cockerels, chicken hous.. .....I wire fencing, only live minutes walk Iniin slniioii on ensl track, Will be sold..1 u bartmlu as owner is leaving evelstoki*. For further pitrtlculars npplv to .1. Garland, ..i Hobson & Hell's. I.llllt SALE Six room house with J< .-ellni", and modern plumbing, Half.... ner.• of nnl den, good fi'llt'L'.- $l"i.11.11.1, Haiy terms. For further particulars upply to W. II. liohoitnin, Machinery for nlantlf desired, I'euse, Sunk. )I,AIN Mini (i.in.1...-utnl Plastering. Artilli-i.il sloneof nny design for building pm pose . Cement and con- crete work taken by contract or day wurk. Apply lo .1. Wai.kku and J. SaviI.KNT. Iti'velsloke, P, O. WANTiD A BUYER "■ 1110 acres first-class Faun* Land 011 Arrow Lake, 20 acres cleared, 15 acres now ready Ior crop.— Frame Dwelling (live rooms,) chicken house and barn (holding four tennis.) Plenty nl cord wood, just two miles Irom town, An ideal spot lor poultry and a good market where top prices are paid for all kinds of vegetables, fruit, eggs, otc—Prick $'1,000, I have also large and smaller acreage suitable for fruit close to market. For lull particulars apply to,— W. B. ROBERTSON. \MACHINE Shop iV| sale .heap, or Apply to J, Turner, I Red Cross Drug Store , a ,1,0 Prompt Attsntli w ANTED Bvoiyone having a bouse 10 sell nr rent to list il with n.e. I am Ihuulcd with enquiries for house properties. Phone, call, or drop mc a card with full desclptlon and purchase price, or rent required.— E A. Haggen, Heal Estate and Insiil- u'nee Agent. Revelsloke, B. 0, E. A. SPRING HARNESS MAKER AND SADDLER Harness neatly repaired, New harness made to order on the shortest notice, Al. kinds of Whips nnd,Stable t*equl> sites kept In stock, Logging nnd Team Harness a specially. first"street Oppusile the I'nion Ilolel KEVELSTOKE, B. 0. ■V •■■. t> A >
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1907-05-15 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1907_05_15 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0311123 |
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Longitude | -118.195833 |
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