Array f Empire" Typewriter For case of operation and perfection in results produced, thin niiiobine Is unsurpassed. Price, if00 00 Cash, Interior Publishing Co., - Agents The Mail-Hepald New Wellington Coal E. W. B. PAGET, McKenzie Avo TELEPHONE 39 Vol. 14.-No 90 REVELSTOKE, B. C. NOVEMBER 28 1908 $2.50 Per Tear il C. B. Hume & Co, Ltd Stores at Arrowhead z.\\\ Revelstoke. Pr r~ CHRISTMAS 1908 Only one month till Christmas. We already have new things to show you. Do not leave all the shopping till the last week. Let us fill your grocery order as soon as possible, all the new Mince Meat, Candied Feels, Nuts, Fruits, etc., will be in shortly and we will be able to look after your wants in all ol" these lines in first class style. DRESSING 0QW1.S and KIMONAS TWO . Udie_' long silk embroidered Jap Dressing downs, silk lined, we'l wadded, very- warm and comfortable, full figure length, One is a pretty red, worth $15.00 now selling for $9.50 The other green, price $20.00. selling for $11.50 TWO short House Jacket., fine Jap silk embroidered, well wadded, silk line. $750 costs, selling for $4.50 The new Jaeger Wool Shaped Scarf or Muffler, for men or ladies, knit in black or white. Make to button tight up to the throat, with one snap button. Very warm, comfortable and dressy. Selling at the very reasonable price of $1.00 V J C. B. HUME & CO., LIMITED Stores at Revelstoke and Arrowhead. CLEAN YOUR CHIMNEYS!! With the help nl »w package of Imp Soot Destroyer you can always l.aie a clean chimney. When the fire burn, dull and the chimney smokes it shows the chimney is choked with soot and liable to catch fire. Do not spend your time taking down the pipes, using up your energies and profane language, getting yourself, your house and everything in Bight soiled. Buy an Iufp and save this. Coed for Furnace, Cook or Heoting Stoves. SEE OUR WINDOW. Lawrence Hardware Co., Limited. TIN8MITHINQ PLUMBING ELECTRIC WORK ►0_O^H><><H>OK_K_K)0<KKKK><^ Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office—Toronto, Ontario. Capital Authorized Capital Paid Up Reserve Fund $10,000,000.00 4,990,000.00 4,990,000.00 Branches or Agents at all principal points In Oanada. Agents in Great Britain and United States—London, England, Lloyd's Bank, Ltd. Chicago—First National Hunk, Corn Exchange National Hank. .Seattle—Sentlie National Bank, Ban Frauolsoo— Wells Ear-go, Nevada National Bunk. Spokane- Exchange National Bank. I Savings Bank Department UepoHita of $1 and upward, received, und Interest credited four times 11 year. Special attention given to out-of-town accounts. Revelstoke Branoh, B.C.—A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr or—" Ladies' and Children's Wear See Them before buying Elsewhere They Cannot be Beat for Valu' 1 1 J LADIES'- Coats, Furs, Blouses and Underwear White Swanidos CHILDREN'S Just received a I'ui stock of Ladies' mu Children's Shoes. in By The Yard MISS A. MASLEN A Opposito Climax Hotel, First Street. lI"Ci" MM*WJNI0N New Association Formed of Kootenay Pioneers—Officers Elected—List of Members Enrolled to Date. Forty yours on wliou iifur anil nsmidor Purl oil tiro ttiiisn wlin arfl sinuiuii tiidiiv; WI1011 wo look buck, mul forgetfully wnmlor Wb.it wo worn lil.si iu our wurk ami our piny. Life is niiide np of a Bcries of historical events handed down from age to age. Many of these events are unwritten and unread, much valuable narrative thereby being lost. In this age of hustle and progress we are too apt to forget Ihe past and think lightly of the hard struggle thai the pioneers of our present day development and wealth had when opening up the country and laying the foundations of the cities and industries which today are the pride of the gre.it weet. It was a happy thought that inspired "Trail Blnzer" to make an uppeiil through the press for an "Old Timers' Reunion." A tribute iB due to the pioneers 1 f the Kootenay und it iB only just that in their declining years After considerable discussion os to the nature of the qualifications required for membership, it was moved by J. M. Kellie, seconded by J. A stone, that qualification for member ship he limited to 15 years' residence in li. C. and intending members to be of 1111 ago limit of 21 years. The Kev. C. A. I'rocunier Baid that it was only fair to give the hoya a chance to cherish the old associations and to help tho old men. II. It. A'kins suid that the hoys were the means of keeping up the country and pointed cut that the uld timers' inlluence did much for the young men and that such gatherings will bring In interesting narrative which is the miking of history. T. Kilpatrick moved, seconded by A. Mcliae, as an amendment to Mr. Celtic's motion, that tbe membership qualification he "males of fifteen years residence in the K otenays, or of arrival in thu Kootenays prior to 1893, and their male descendants over 21 years of age." The question for the amendment was put, the ayes having the biggest majority and the amendment waB declared curried and the moljon lost. Enrolment of members then took place, the following signing in chron- Final t:\- ■- *. ™*. _T"-. * vi .-*' ■■' >-v'' - ■ " Sr m '.:■'" ^^W^^y^.iyA'A''. -*■-__-_. . .__■ ., -:-<* .-. >f'1 t.A' REVELSTOKE IN 1902. the memories ol old timers should be cherished and the glad bad ol com radeship, of help and of kindlin ss extended to those who in their lust span of life need tho support of tbeir younger brethren, Mayor Lindmark called a meeting on Wednesday night for the puipose of discussing the que tion and of forming an old timers' association. A large number ol old time residents attended and when tbe pipes and cigars were lit diid the council chamber filled with smoke, it seemed really like old times again. By general consent his worship, the mayor, was invited to the chair, and in a few works explained how and why the meeting was called, pointing out that the idea was a good and beneficial one. B. R. Atkins was elected secretary of the meeting. The first question to be discussed was that of the advisability of forming an old timers' association and the scope of its objects. Exception was taken by A. Mcltae and others to tbe word "pioneer" being used as not being a suitable term in the full meaning of the word, and after discussion it was move I hy J. M. k'el ie sec mdel A, Dirk that an association called the "Old Timers' Association, of Kevelstoke," he formed. ological order the dates of their arrival in Kootenay: J. C. Montgomery, 1866. A. Dick, 1882. J. E. Giiilliths, 1883. J. M. Kellie, 1884. C. Holten, 1884. J. A. Stone, 1884. Gus Lund, 1884. N. T. Edwards, 1884. J. Abrahamson, 1884. T. Kilpatrick, 1885. F. McCarty, 1885. R. W. Green, 1885. S. E. Needhani, Sr., 1885. Alex. McRae, 1886. E. Picard, 1880. F. B. Wells, 1886. H. E. R. Smythe, 1887. C. F. Lindmark, 1887. S. Bickerton, 1888. T. Lewis, 1889. T. A. Lewis, 1889. P. Hooley, 1889. Rev. C. A. Procunier, 1893. F. W. Laing, 1893. A. Maddocks, 1893. From this it will be seen that Mr. Montgomery was the oldest timer present. The election of ollicers resulted as follows: President—J. C. Montgomery. Vice-President—J. M Kellie. I'lllltilllli'il nil l';IK<. Tlil'Ots SOME REVELSTOKE OLD TIMERS, FUNERAL SERVICE Obsequies of the Late Mrs. Harvey The funeral of the late Mrs. Harvey wbo died on Tuesday i lock place un Thursday afternoon. vice was held in St. Peter's Church, 11 oh was attended by a large number of citizens friends uf the deceased and Mr. Harvey. The beautiful and impressive burial service ritual of the Church of England waa held, the Kev. C. A. Procunier preaching a short eloquent sermon, bearing on the fact that death must come to all and that death really meant the punning into a higher stste. He tuuehed hnelly ou the viil lies of thu deceased, of ber devotion to St. Peter's Church and of tlie eternal rent, tu which she had now gone. Concluding, the preacher besought all not to mourn fur the departed in this life hut rather to rejoice that ull suffering, pain and toil end with death, and that the dead are now in Heaven. Tho choir chanting tbe Nunc Dimitts, led the funeral cortege out the church. The pall beireis were T. Kilpatrick, VV. W. Foster, A. .1. Howe, VV. H. Elson, J. McGinnis, .1. E. Griffiths. A large nunihor of people followed the remains to the cemetery where the last s.id rites were performed at, the grave-ide and the deceased C,ununited 10 ber final reeling p'ace. De. |. sympathy is felt through- jut Kevelstoke fur ihe bereaved bus- baud who i- fei li g bis less •errlbly m.l tbo wriah-s which were placed on tbe c"liiu nnd the presence of so many friendn ut the services ,110 a 111.uk of esteem Ior tins aged couple. MARATHON WINNERS Pietri Defeats Hayes of America by Good 60 Yards. New York, Nuv. 27.—Dorando Pietri uf Italy dt featid .1 hn .1. Hujea of t .is ciiy in the lenewal of the Mura- t .1011 Race ut Madison Square Gulden •VedneBduy night. The distance was 26 miles and 385 yards, the same us at .he Olympic Marathon, which Hayes von hy decision at London last summer. The Italian pro< 1 d to be Hayes' mister, us he held the lend almost irom start to finish, finally winning by about 60 yards. Hayes was in the lead five times luring the race, but only for a lew seconds each time. Dorando'a time was 2:44:20 2-5, and Hayes' 2:45:05 1-5. Ten thousand persons watched tbe contest. The 25th mile was finished in 2:36:57 1-5. Hayes weakened in the last half mile, and the Italian won handily. Dorando's time wa9 nearly eleven minutes faster thun HuyeB in ad a when he won the Muiathon Kuce at Shepherd's Bush last summer, Hayes covered the distance then in 2:65*18. MOiiSTER CONVENTION Of Lumbermen Suggested by P. Lund. A minister convention of ull the lumbermen of the West, between Winnipeg and Vancouver, to be held at Calgary iu Februaty, 1909, is the suggestion of P. Lund, president of tl e Mountain Lumberman's Association, Mr. Lund believes that tho convention sh , ti I cl bu attended by coast and mountain mill owners, wholesalers, brokers and retailers from the prairie provinces, contractors and consumers., in fact everybody interested in and Connected with the lumber industry and tiude in the west, Mr. I,und expects tbat over 1,000 delegates would be present, Tbe object is to have a heart to heart talk over trade condi- ti< nn anil business generully. Farewell Presentation A huge humlier of members of the Kevelstoke Club mot on Thursday night, iu the club rooms lor the purpose of tendering .1. M. Scott, who ii leaving Revelstoke, a send-off, Abuut 40 members were present and Supt. T. Kilpatrick, the president, on behalf ol the olub, presented Mr. Scott wilh a handsome leather upholstered chair and a gold mounted 08ne. In making the presentation Mr, Kilpatrick in a few woll chosen roniarks, expressed regret that Mr. Scott was forced to leave Kevelstoke through ill health and Imped that the change of climate and other conditions would ho thoroughly In nelicial to him. Ho referred to his long residence in the oity and expressed a hups that in accepting thin mark of his fellow citizens" esteem he would bear with him always the best wishes ol Revelstoke. Mr. Scott replied in appropriate terms thanking the club Ior tbeir kindness. Hunters' Supplies Rifles, Shot Guns, Ammunition, Good I [tinting Knives, Axes, Fishing Tackle and other sporting floods. RANGES AND HEATERS We are showing the best line of Heaters, Ranges, etc., ih.it has been seen in It ivelstoke and our increasing sales prove thai we havo the right goods and prices, Our Plumbing department is up-to-date and we are doing the best wink 1 Itsii la done ill lhe citv. Bourne Bros. S HA.iDWARE HARNESS PLUMBING -__- Y rt&inly d* iiuui Warm ht Swell Dresseri -.-_ ..,-SI You know it is not a crime to leel real warm. It isn't a pleasant thing, is it 10 have chills chasing each other over you ? And while you arc keeping warm you might as well have an overcoat that will "look good," too. " Our Overcoats will make you feel good, and look good, and make good.'' Let us coat you over with an overcoat." Our Foot-rite Shoes we sell have good bottoms on them and also good tops, although, you wear shoes at the bottom. Our styles are toppy. A pair will keep your feet in good humor McKinnon __, Sutherland THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO ESTABLISHED 1867 B. E. WALKER, President Paid-up Capit_t_,$ 1 0.000.000 alex. laird, ocn. Mgr. Reserve Fund, - 5.000.000 Branches throughout Canada, and in United States and England Savings Bank Department Deposits of sfl and upwards are received and interest allowed ut current rates, ami is paid four times a year. Account* may be opened in the names oi two or more persons, withdrawals to be made by any one of the number or by the survivor. REVELSTOKE BRANCH--A. H. ALLEN. MGR. vt***'ll*###_»»#*#H»*r#*>,J».*sK.*^^*#^#^<,^.;^.fr^»t.<,<l<,>,#<l<jj(<,)(( ^ * * * THIS SPACE IS HELD TOR JOHN D. SIBBALD C. P. II. TOWNSITE AGENT REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND COLLECTIONS LOANS BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED m****M*M**M*M»»*M**m*m**^*<>MmM********i,**Z THE MAIL HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. 0. Zbc _Tfca.l-1bctal&. HUBUSHRD V. KliVKSIiAY ANU BiTUB- nv^ at iltUL .l)Kt. B.C, MURPHY & FISHER Harristkks, Solicitors, Etc OTTAWA Parliament.! v, Departmental and Patent OiWce Agents Practice before Railway Commission. II.IN. ClUltl.KS Ml'KI'IIY, M.l'. Harold Fisher, , . I i.I.A & Kl-I.l TT Birrl-aeri, Soil oi ton. eto, BBVELSTOKE IND TBOOT LAKKIl, ('. , I • u o r, Isi.i.itm ARVEY, McCARTKU ANI) I'I ivllAM, BAKRISTKHS, SOLICITORS, KTC UrVtCCSI IMPERIAL I IXK Hi li.lUM. I.EVBL' SluKK, ll. I'. Molo)- :o loan. Offices: Rsrslstoks, Ii i Cranbrook, II I'. 11 uto. s. MoCj-RTir \t M, Pl_._t_.ijM, Iii-\ eM-OKO. J. M. Boot. 1-L J. A. Hakvkv, Cranbrook, B.«' W. 1. HrlKK". s I'll T .- Hltli.i.s Barristers, Solicitors, K'i MuNKY to Luan SOLICITORS POR Miilsiin" Hank First Street. Reve soke, B.C R OBERT SMITH Provincial Land Surveyor, Mining Surveyor Engineering .MiKenzik Avenue, Box 106, Bevelstoke Banff Hard Coal We an* now receiving a full supply of the different sizes of this Coal, the best domestic fuel on the market. All orders will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to, Try some BRIQUETTES in ynur Range or Open Grate, Revelstoke General Agencies. Ltd. Molsons Bank Building. ^__ M IBS M. E. CREIGHTON Certificated Teacher of Piano, Vocal Theory, Musical Kindergarten Classes for young children, studio over BEWS' DRUG STORE ^ Get acquainted with Black Watch the big black plug chewing tobaeco. A tremendous favorite everywhere, because of its richness and pleasing flavor. a,, Zbc fl&a-Mberafo There i» so much bad in the best lit us, Aod so much good iu lhe wursst nf us, That il hardlj- behoofs, auy of as. Tu talk about the rest of ns. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28,1908 LOCAL OPTION. Considerable controversy i? going on in different parts of Canada regarding the question of local option and a campaign is now being waged iu earnest in many of the leading eitie? of B. C. If tbe liquor business is lhe menace to humanity which the local optioniBts claim, should uot it.- abolition begin at the fountain head, and should they not go after the big game, the breweries and distilleries? And why not get legislation enacted prohibiting its manufacture? As long as liquor te lieing manufactured so long will it be retailed out. While the local optionists are clamoring for lhe abolition of saloons they should remember that ''forbidden fruit" ia alway.- the sweetest to human nature, and the more u thing is denied a man the more aggressive and drastic will be tlie means he employ? to secure his own ends and to overcome the barrier: that are set before him: while on the other hand if an article becomes too cheap or is directly put in the way of a man he invariably, alter lhe Brsl realization that he can gi t ini he wants, 'ires of the continual surfeit and eventually i.-'l - il all igi tbi r. The abolition of saloons will pr ibably tend to reate many more "blind pigs" in :.- country than there are at present, besides the temptation to create illicit stills; and liquor will be sold quite as abundantly under prohibition laws as under well regulated license. When a law is flagrantiv or habitually violated it brings legislation into contempt; it creates a spirit of deception and hypocrisy, and compel? men to do insidiously and by Btealth what they would otherwise do openly and above board, it is a difficult matter to] legislate men by civil action into the performance of good and righteous deeds, and the virtue of temperance Bhould rather In- taught in our churches anil in the family circles. Many methods for dealing with the drink evil in our generation are tainted with false- hood and dichonor by essentia] unreality, and are discredited by widespread and consistent failure. We might learn u lesson from the old cities in Europe, which for 2,000 years havo been agitating this question. There is not it city in Great Britain or on the continent which attempts lo prohibit by law the sale of liquor. Tbey have learned from long experience that the best method of regulating this article ot commerce is to impose licences, to maintain good order for the protection uf the citizens and to punish the violators of the law. In dealing with this question care and good sense Bhould decide wbat results will accrue from local option, and in the stamping out of drunkenness and excess, high licence appear, to be the only solution of the problem. CH R1STAI AS A I. V ERTISING The Christmas season is approaching, the time when purse strings are loosened more than usual and the average man does not look twice at every dollar bill belore he parts with it. The public are looking round for novelties and the advertiser usually gets a run for his money. Perhaps there are times when our readers feel that some of the business men of the city are not progressive enough. Ingrained in nature is an admiration for the "huBtler," for the person who does things, who improves whatever he touches. Agressive advertising is the one infallible test in a merchant. All other signs of life about a store are misleading, ii a store is not agreBsively advertised. Every man will agree that it pays to b6 enterprising, but many are afraid to take th" step, ior enterprise is expensive and no matter what form of original advertising you adopt, it involves .in outlay of cash—often a heavy one. If it did not, your enterprise would fail because there would be nothing to ittract tbe public. That i- « merchants fri gently fall do_ i; they are afraid to risic their cash on what they consider as an uncertainty, and that ifl one reason why ibe mail-order house gets business away from them. Good anil appropriate advertising at such a see- son as thi- in every brunch of pro- fesaion and trade in the cit; been proved to be proBtable in every respect. Scottish Concert Programme The following Is tbe programme of thi' Scottish concert to he given on Monday evening nest. St.. Andrew's Night, Nov. 30th, by the Willing Workers nf St. Andrew's Church: i* \HT I, l'i|ie .Music. Select ion Armstrong Orchestra Solo- "Annie Laurie"...Miss .VI. Buck with Violin obligato by Miss Spurling Duett -"Oh Wert Thou In the Oaiild Blast" Mis Black and Mr. II. to. ke Sole "Maili,i• fine's Unl hering" Ml*. 11 us..I'll' eys Recitation "Wee MacGregor" Solo "Cam O'er ilu- W'.itei Charlie," Mrs t'i'cclni.iti. Miss.l. ll. .1 Illusion Cornel Solo— "Robin Adair" Mr. K, II. Sawyer Solo—"Mary nf Argvle".. .Mr. Annan PART II, Pipe Music Drill Willing Workers Piano Selection Mrs. Black Solo—"Cam' Ye hy Athol" . Mrs. Squarehriggs Quintette- "My Ain Polk" .... Misses Allan, Jamieson, Steed, Bruce, and Berger Solo-"Scotland Yet," . Mrs. McBride Solo- ".Stop Yoili Tickling Jock'' .Vie, Arthur Lefeaux Solo -"Angus Macdonald". .Mrs Bews Quartette—"Wha Wadna Peeht fi'r I. O. F. Court Mount Begbto, Ni , mm, moei« Ind'and ll_.Mou.ayij iii Oddfellows Mull, unit to l)|iorii flimsa Visit in,; i,nn limn Qordlatly Invited to iitntid. J.N'. QABLAHD, I'M. ii. Vi. Edwards, us c. VV. o w Mountain View Camp, No, 220 Moiiis Booond uud Khun h Wednesdays In isiii'Ii uiiiiiili, in Selkirk Hull. Visilin Woodmen cordially Invited toattond. Vi. I). ARMSTRONG, Con, Com, .1, Mt'INTYRK, I'lislk. REVELSTOKE ABRIE No. 12.'I F. O. E. Thn rnmilur meetings nn, linld in the H-olkirk Hull bvnry Tuesday eveuiug at a ooloek Visiting lirnihrnn are ooralally invilnd. J. LKSUjIK, PltKSIDKNT. W. K. McLAlll'Hl.lN.Hui'UKTAUV. Kootonay Lodi_o, No. IS, A. F. & A. M. •• k •rf.-V Tlio ri'Kiilur moot- - _ AtsJ- -s. lugs lira linld iu llie UASONIDTBMPLK Oddfellows Hull, nn lhu Ilm.! Mnildli)' ill isiii-li mouth III S p in. Vi-.it.ltiK lirntli . \ I-.UIIIS' lirnlli oordlally wul l!. A. I'RUCUNIKR, 8K0BRTAKV, SKI,,•.IUK LODGE No. 12. I.O, 0 I'". Magts nvi'tv Tliurs- r il.iy nvoiiiiirf In Sni v kirk Hull nl S,,'clock • Visiting lirnlliitiii uro rdttilly in vi toil tu"nltrad, JAS MATHIE SKc. II. I.N III HT, N.«, Cold Hango,Lodge, K. of P: No. 16, Revelstoke, B. C. MEETS . v_,KY i\1_DNESI1AY, ex .-i'i ■'■< ill Wclnosii.i, uttcli iiiinitii. ei ' m diiloll '\vsT Halt iii a s'ci >e_. vision Knights an' iiTllnlly nvitisd. CUNNINGHAM MOHKI8, 0. 0. G. H. BROOK K. of K. tt S. J. H. SCOT!', M. of F. Revelstoke Assessment District TAKE NOTICE that 1 shall hold a Court of Revision and Appeal, under the provisions of lhe "Assessment Act. respecting the Assessment Rolls I'm' .009, fur i he Bevel . uke Assessment I) si riot, on MONDAY, the 21st day of December, 1IHIS, nt. the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, ill Ihe Ooil'.t House, Revelstoke. Dated ni Revelsluke this 17lh day of No\5uiher, 1008. O. M. PI ELD, Judge of lhe Colli t ol Revision and Appeal, Revelatoke Assessment Disiri.it of Wesq Kooteuay, Nov 18 Dec. 0. NOTICE Take notice that I intend to make application to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor licence for the Windsor Hotel at lllecillewaet, B.C., for the half year from Jan. 1st, 1000, to June 80th, 100.1. Dated Nov. 7th, 1908. nov Tlm O, D. Moitins. Charlie"..Messrs. Burlier, Allum, Mestlatnes Squarobrlgga, and Dent Chorus ".Vuld Lang Syne" Willing Workers Advertising Pays A certain man informed us smtie time ago tbat he doubted very mush if advertising pays, Since making en interesting announcement in the columns ol the press of the birtl ol a Sni baby be has ebanged ha mind, mul now i- a thorough believer in the pjwer and far reaching effec a of advertising. Shortly after the innounce ment be had received nineteen -.. ■ i infants' lood twenty-fi ur advert)*' ■ ments of patent cradles, »er i ii assorted brandl ol coi.der.-. ! I < eleven boxes ! ipectuse- I of thirteen kind- ol leed i g and inumerable sam| Ies [sale! | rubier bibs, il»"n.; knitted g s -;.. Bpongi - The f.,' so been vii i l lire.- - _ Bare ol infant*", by (uu- agents who desire '. insure tbe e i life on certain new lines, and hy sin I .alemen for infants outfitl _: bourn He .ays thst he will ii"t aim >unoetbe next addition I fl P..S'. NOTICE Take notice that we intend to make application to tlie Superintendent of I'liivineial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor licence for the Lakeview Hotel at Arrowhead, B.C., for the half year from Jan. 1st, lOilO, to June 80th, 1-O0. Dated No.. 7th, 1908, nov 7 lm I'li.mtiin ifc Chapman. NOTICE Take notice tbat I intend to make application to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of lhe retail liquor licence for the Lardeau : Hotel at Comaplix, B.C.. for the hal I viae from .Ian. 1st, 1909, to June With 1909. Dated Nov. 6th, 1908. novt im Joseph Dumont. NOTICE Take not! e that we, Messrs. Ogilvie * McKitriek of Nakusp, intend apply- _ o the Superintendent nf Provincial Police for a renewal of retail li.pi •i license for the Leland Hotel ai Nakusp, B.C., for the halfyeai from .1 ,!-..,.ii-. 1st, 1909 June Willi, num. !' ed S "th, i 7 lm Oi ILVIK .v. Mi K ithn k. NOTICE that ive in- ' tend m to I he Super- • '' i i Police for a liquoi licence for . lie- I.i.. II : ■ ■ 1,1.mi.-I.H.C. for Ian Ist, 1909, to I yuu, : h, IfiOH nov 7 lm i . P Ry, I'n. NOTICE io ik. ■ . f the ■ H he li 'Ii l o . with II I K.I NOTICE mt I Inl Superintendent nl '.! , renewal of the foi the l',uui...null ■ l! ('.. tor the half J ■• lit, 1909, '•. hint 30th, Dated .N'A 6th, 1906. iov 7 in, , i Orb, Sir Henry Jolly, formerly Lieutenant-Governor ol Uritish Colombia, who died p.t his home lu Quebec last week. NOTICE T.ik" noi li " ' li 'i I Intend lo mike application to the Superintendent of Proline! i! Police foi i i'-n"_ .I s.f the i. i.iii liquor liei'te... for tbe • omnation Hotel ni Cam bo i ne, li I .. for the half o fi om -Inn. I i. inon. io June 80th, 1909. D.ited Nov, 7th, I9U8, nov 7 lm ( miv Mkniikmi k. NOTICE Not iii is hereby given thai I Intend to apply io the Superintendent ol Provincial polioo for a renewal of the relnil liquor licence fur the Ktmleniiy hotel, BurtOII City, H. c. Dated Ilm. 24, IIKlH Wm. Lovatt. Bracelets FROM THE GCLD FILLED AT $2.00 TO THE . \ M'■'"''.ir\._MM.W^ DIAMOND SETT AT $75.00 CALL AND INSPECT Doyle & Allum, Ltd. s COPlHIGHt Dio'n.y Km.iu Furniture is pintle lllarlj essi mini, and in vli w of tins f.icl vi' Inne M'h'i ted n vi ry desir.il'le In'' "I ilegaill ai.d artistic dining tablet-, chairs and sni. du iin s. An early Inipeetlon sli uld he made, us the price we arc u-kin(t f'.r such superior lurn- iluri nuikes tbem a most desirable dec alien R. HOWSON fr CO.'Y. P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. J HEAD OEFICK I OAt.OABY, Al.llK.llTA. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants Pork Puckers mul Dealers iu Dive Stock. Markets in all the prim i pal Cities and Towns of Alberta, British Columbia and the Yukon. Packers of the Celebrated Brand " Impciat i" Hams and Bacon, i and "Shamrock" Brand Leaf Lard, _•%• -_-^^*'"-^^%*%*_/%'%%.'%*^'V%^^^%''V%%%■■*%%%% * ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J". ALBEET STOHSTIE PROP. Central Hotel _a_______REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS, PROPRIETORS Newly built, First-class in every respect. All modern convenience! Large Sample Rooms. Rates SI.60 per Day, Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management . Cut Flowers Wreaths, Bouquets II you want Wreaths, Bouquets, Crosses, etc., made up from the choicest flowers, hy a fully qualified artiste at reasonable prices send to HUTTON'S GREENHOUSES, P.O.Box 146, Coldstream, Vernon, B.C. Orders by telegram or letter receive our prompt attention, and shipped carefully packed. Don't forget the name of the firm. They took 1st Speolal Prize at the Vernon Show on the Kith Sept. for the best Floral and Horticultural Display. NOTICE CEMENT BLOCKS Mauufact-ire-. for classos of building! CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS fnr snto iu lar^f. nr .-mall quantities at tho lowest prices for cash. i. ll tcindfl nf building and plastering audertaVan. A. PRADOLINI, • REVELSTOKE FIRST CLASH FRESH TIMOTHY HAY All kinds of new VEGETABLES AND FRUIT Dealers in SILK AND CHINA DBE88MAK1NG A SPECIALTY Wah Out - Front St. I- 0 li- i .'Hi Phone 2d To Trappers Raw Purs Boughb _jash Prices Palo F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs NOTICE Notice M hereby (riven Ihal I, II. Mo lniie.li, uf Halcyon Hot Springs, H.C. intend in apply to the Superintendent ut Provincial Police, al the expiration uf one iimtiili from date hereof, for a renewal of my retail liquor license for the premises known us the Halcyon Hot Springs Hotel al Halt yuu, B.C. II. Ml iMllt-ll. Dated at Halcyon, H.i'., Nuv *_', inon. nuv I Im NOTICE. Nui iee ii hereby given, thai thirty days after date, I intend to npply to Hie Superintendent of Provincial Po lice fur a renewal of the re,ail liiiiutr license for Hie Queen's Hotel, I'nm.i- plix. 11.(1. Dated Nov, did, IlKkS. nov 4 lm J. H. Young, Revelstoke Ijuul District. West Kootenay, B. O. Take Nolice that IKI lays after date I R. W. Lindsay of Camborne, B. C occupation, merchant, intend to apply ior permission to purchase the following described lands situated on Kiah Kivor, West Kootenay district. Commencing at thu north easl, corner of A. D. MacKay's pre-emption No 7,805 and marked " lt. W. Lindsay's North-West Corner Post;" thence 8 chains to west line of McKinnon's pre-emption; thence 50 choins south thence ,S chains cant to MacKay's; thence north 50 chains to point of commencement, containing 40 acres more or less: Located Oot. 15th, 1_08. It. W. Lindsay, Locator, Certificate of Improvements NOTICE Morning Slar, liastern Star, Grand View, Flora Hell and Eureka mineral claims siluale In the Kevelsloke Mining Division of West Koolenay District. Lo-, cated on lhe North b'iIc of the North-east branch of Lat'orme Creek. Take notice that I, Guy I.. Williams, Free Miner's Certificate B13265,as agent for Charles Walsh, Free Miner's Certificate B94266J for Kd. Adair, Free Miner's Certificate 111)42511 Samuel McMurty, Free Miner's Cerlificale Hq4_(k>; Waller Walsh, Free Millet's Cerlificale 1194261;; F, G. Walsh, Free Miner's Cerlificale Bg4_:64; Gilbert Wilson, Free Miner's Certificate H114201, ami R, F. Greer, Free Miner's Cerlificale B94263, intend 60 days from date hereof to apply to the Mining; Recorder for a certificate of improvements l'or the purpose of obtaining Crown Grants ol the above claims. And further take notice lhat action under Section ^7 must be commenced before Hie issuance of such certificates of improvements. Dated Uiis 17th day of September, ,qoS. sep 23-nov 23 Gi v L. Williams. MoticT Take notice that I intend to make application to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor licence for the Cily Hotel at Arrowhead, H. ('.. for the half year fr Ian. Isi, I'.iuti. lo,lime 80, II .HI. Daled Nov. Iih, I'.ms. nov I lm John C.m.ky. Take notice lhat 1 intend to make application to the Superintendent of Provinolal Police for the transfer of 1 lie retail liquor licence of the Lardeau Hotel, now held hy me, to Joseph Dumont, I luted Nov. llth, 11X18. nov 7 lm It. M. BVAN8. Take notiee Ilia' I intend to make application to the Superintendent of of Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor licence for the Reception Hotel nt Oamborne, B.C., for the half year from Jan. 1st, IHO!), lo June 80th, IIKHl. Dated Nov. 7th, 1908. nov 7 lm Cor? Mkmiu.mck. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. Notice is hereby given that the copartnership, heretofore existing between the undersigned as Real Estate and Cominlsilon Agents, under the linn name nf Slbbald Ai Field, at Rev- i-l-tiike, it.c, haa been this day dissolved by mul mil consent, All deles, tlue to the suid partnership, are tu be paid al the Imperial Hunk, Revelstoke, B.C.. and all partnership debts lo be paid iii enual pm- portions by snid John D. Slbbald and Charles M, Field. D.., ed at Revelstoke, B.C., illst Oc- toher, 1008. J. D. SlBBALO, oct 31-lm Chas. M. Fiklu. HENRYS*—. Pacific Coast Tested Seeds, Acclimatized Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants Far ths Farm, Oai-dsn Lawn or Coiimsrviitiiry Reliable varieties at reason able priees, No borers. Scale or fumigation 10 damage slock. No windy agent! to annoy you. Buy direct and 'get trees and seeds lhat -jrow. Fertilizers, Bee Supplies,Spray Pumps, Spraying Material, Cut Flowers, etc, Oldest] established nursory on the mainland of B. 0. Catalogue free. p:m. j.:hehhy'8 nurseries Green House* and Seed Houses! VANCOUVER.-B C CLIMAX RESTAURANT FIRST STREET. SHORT ORDERS SERVED Meals, 25c. MEAL TICKETS. • $.500 NOTICE. 111.Company, R.M.R., will drill every Thursday evoning until further nolice. By Order, oct 21 _0d R, SMITH, O.O. Canadian Pacific Atlantic Steamship Line From Montreal St. John SAILINGS Frem Liverpool "Fri. Nov. 27, Hmp, of Brit. "Sat. Dec. 6, Li_ke Erie, Nov. 11 "Fri. Dec. 11 Emp. of frol'd Nov. 27 Fri. Dec. _5 Ep. of Brit. Fri Dec 11 "Special Christmas ships EMPRESSES— 1st. Cass 2nd, Class 3rd. Class «9_oo $4875 $.875 LAKE MANITOBA- IS). Class and. Class 3rd. Class S72 50 $4* So $»" So Otiikr Lakk Boats— 2nd. Class 3rd. *ts *45 00 *2, Cheap rates to Atlantic Seabi points in connection with ita v .n- ship tickets Passengers hooked : to Norwav Sweden, Antwerp, Hamburg and all other confine tal ports. For further information apply T.W. Bradshaw, CB. Foster, Agent, Reveletoke. A.G.P.A. Vancouver. Certificate of Improvements NOTICE Winsliiw Mineral Claim, situate in lhe Trout Lake Mining Division of West Kootenay District, Where located;—At head of Seven Mile Creek, Trout Lake. Take notice that. I, O. 11. N. Wilkie, acting as agent for Neil O'Donnell, Special F.M.C. 870_; William Bennett, F.M.C. No. BH5877; Bruce While, K. M.C. 1114521: and P. H. Murphy, P.M. C. H22087; intend, sixty dayB from the date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certitieafe of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining it Crown Grant or the above claim. And further take notice thnt action, under Seal ion 87, must be commenced befure the issuance of such Cerliticntc of Improvements. Dated this 20th day of October, A, D,, 1008, octHl-liOd O. B. N. WILKIE. Ill the Supreme Court of British Columbia: Between Glace Westfall, Plaintiff: and James L. Stewart, Assignee for benefit of creditors, under "Creditors Trust Deeds Act. 1001," of James A. Gril.ith, and James A. GrifTlth, Defendants. Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the Order made herein, of tlf. 'lion. ourablc Mr. Justice Clement, May the wth. 1007, and to the directions of the Registrar of this Court at Nelson, Lots 22, 211. 12, and 18 in Block 51, in Trout Uke City Townsite, registered plan 580, will be offered for sale at public auction on the premises in Trout Lak« on December the 15th, 1008, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon by George M. Yuill as Auctioneer. Tho said premises will be offered for sale subject to 11 reserved hid. For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to Taylor A O'Shea, Nelson, B, C. solicitors for the plain, tiff. Dated al Nelson, B.C., this 17th day of November, A.D., 1008. nov 21 aw Apples For Sale 3. L Webster, of Vernon, has for sale an excellent lot of sound apples No. 2, and cooking, st 800. per bo*', F.O.B., Vernon, B.C. Nov. U-__ TIIE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B C Tho oven does the baking, the fire-box controls the oven heat, and the grates hold the coal or wood that produces the heat, so THE GRATES are important. Sask-alta \Dqublc \jD'uplex Grates "Sask-alta" Double Duplex Grates are made in four pieces, each grate shaken separately. Ashes over one grate can be ehaken without wasting good fuel over other grate. No poking necessary, thereby saving fuel. Dampers at both ends of fire-box secure perfect drafts. When grates are inverted for wood a patent clamp retains them in position. The easiest-working way is the surest-serving way — and that's "Sask-alta" way. MSClaiys LeudM, Terente, Men-real, Wlnnl •>« j, Vanoouver, St. John, Hamilton, Cal _arr FOR SALE BY BOURNE BROS., Revelstoke. THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from country ot origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. _Et__a•v_e3IJSTO-_-:_3, _b. o. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Best brands ot Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNQ, - - Proprietor nsroTic R__tillo»tlon of Orown Orsnt Wh.ntl on tli. IDth liny of November, MI7. h Cr.iwu Gram wai issued in the name of fruiter ick Wmhli'iuruo for Lot IMT, Group.I, h'soto u.y Di.lricl. Thai ef idonce ha« since heen been t roduced sshowin. that tin. Wd Fre-ler-c. Washbourne died ou the 7tli nf Ain-iist, linli. •ometime prior to the luu.oee ol Uwuld Crown Grant. That by sinwmaot datw -mi' Aunusl, HUM the said fr.-.l.»ri k Wu-ihliourne assumed all his estate, right, lillo nlerest olaim aud deniaud whal^.i-ver in Ills, »..itl Hum to Thomas Shanks UcPlmr-ssti. . Notice Is therefore liorohy mvon in pofsn- atice of Section I* uf the "1. ind Aat. thut it is the iiitentinn to Cucel liiu said i ri.wii omit issued in the name of Frederick Wushlxiunio auil to issue mie iu its stead iu the name of Thomas Shanks McPho-son three moult - Trum the dttte heroof unless-.otKl cau.-o i- -hnwu tu th. coulrury. F. J. FULTON. , , , Chiel Commission.! of Lauds and worn. Lands aud Works Dolmrtmout, Violoria, R. 0 - Hlb October, UKIS. ocl .1-3m Kevelstoke Land District. District ol West Kooicnay. Take nolle, that I. Norman T. MacLeod 01 Lethbridge, Alta., occupation Broker, Intends lu applf for tiermlssluu lo purchase lhe follow ing 'lescrilMid lands: t niiiiiii'iii'iiiK al a |wsl plauted at the south- wesi corner ol Lot SIB In i osth'-ll Vallev about SU miles West ol the »est shore ol Arrow Lake and marked "N T. Mac N.W. Corner," Ihence 40 chain, soulh, ihence m chaini cast, th.nce 40 chains norlh, Iheuee .1' chains wen, remaining so acres, more or less. Dale Sept. 4, ns*. NORM IN T. mm: SOU, •cpl'ICOd II) Julin t. Is Mor. Ills agent. NOTICE Take notice that I intend to make appl cation to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor licence for the Union Hotel at Arrowhead, B.C., for the half year from Jan. 1st, 1H09, to June With, 1009. Dated Nov. 14th, 1008. ov 14 lin W. J. LiohtiiURN. In the County Court of West Kootenay. In the matter of the Eatute of Peter Mellstraint and In the matter of lhe "Official Administrator's Act." Take notiee that by Hi der of liiu Honour J. A. Porta, Local Judge, made tlm 2l«t day of Ootober, A.D,, HKiH, i was appointed Administrator or the Kniuti! of Haiti Peter Mellitraln, d-OWI-d- and all piulii't.having Olaim. against the said Mi*te are hereOy required to fu.iili.li Hi'iiie properly verb iiiil io me on or before the anih day of November, iikih, aud all parties Indebted to Mid Estate areii'ilUiied lopay the amount of their Indebtedne* to mo forthwith. Dated the llth day of Nov., 1IK>_. obowik h. UoOi-Bram Official Adiniiiialra.nl. LOOK OUT Por the Bret number of The "OBSERVER" DATS OP PUBLICATION 4-DECEMBER-4 Bubsi ripftons and advertleemen s received at the ollice of E.A. HACCEN, McKenzie Ave. REVELSTOKE, R, ('. NOTICE TAKE NOTICE lhu 1 intend lu make application to Hie Superintendent of Provincial Police for a renewal of llie rvliiil lit'iiur In e.ise for the St. Leon Hnlel, St. Leon Hot Springe, B. O., for hull' year from January lat In June 90th, 1000, Dated Noy, 2oth, ISHN. wiiov25 M. IfRADY. NOTICE Noticu is hereby given thut thirty days alter dale I intend to apply ts the Superintendent ol the Provincial Police for a renewal ol my retail liquo licence lur the premises known as tin Hotel Beaton, at Beaton, li. C, for tin half vear Irom Jan. 1st, P.'ll'.i, to Jutu 30th, 1900. Dated Nuv. 14th, 1908. ■ov 18 lm Wm. Boyd. NOflCE Take notice that I intend to make application to the Superintendent o) Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail liquor license for the Eva Hole, at Camborne, B, 0-, for the half yeai from Jan. 1st, num. to June Both, 1009. Dated Nov. llth. 190*.. imv 11 lm John A. Tiikw. NOTICE Notice ie hereby given that tin lime for the reception ol tenders fm Vernon, I). C. Public Building lias been extended to December _0tb. 1908. Plans snd specifications are also t. be seen at Victoria and Vancouver. B.C. liy Order, Napoi.kon Tkohier. Department nl Publio Works, Ottawa, Nuv. _0tii, 1908. OLD-TIMERS RE-UNION. Continued from I'.ige One. 8terelary—K. B. Wells. Treasures—S Abrahamson Executive—T. Kil.atrick, C. P, Lindmark, Rev. C. A Procunier. The newly elected president then took the chuir expressing his pleasure that so many old faces were present .tnd thanking the meeting for the honor ol electing him, The executive will prepare bylaws and a Constitution and report the same at tlie next meeting ol the association. This new association has lieen formed in order to bring together all the ilii timers of Koutenay to social re Lie, and shows much prettier coloring than grannie, the blue markings be- very beautiful There lea 0,000 fool ledge, i'i to 40 feet wide, where this specimen came Irom. Another pretty sample is [rom a copper-gold lend Mr. Moody (mind south of Golden. This lead is from ll) to '20 feet uud Iuih been traced 16 miles. Mr. Moody has hIbo some very odd- look ing phosphate crystals (ound near the mica nii.ie. Perhaps one ol bis prettiest specimens h abit from a oopper-sllver-gold proposition north of Reaver. Mr. Moody litis a little bar ol silver that was made from stntf t hut bsoko loose from specimens in his pack saddle. There were about IS pounds of it. Thin yield four pounds of mutter Irom which came J. Carniiehiu 1, Fireman, R. Reid, Engineer. J. A. McMillan, Engineer, V. Frlsby, Oook C. Anderson, Clown. A MoCarter, .It okey, 1). McCarter, Knight. Cecil Dick, White Ii. C. 1). Wt'sterbrook, Hamlet's (Ibost. J, Russet, il. Iiiakely, Jew Brothers. E, Smith, Hill Miner. C. Smith, Shorty Dunn. A. Anderson, German Professor. W. Moltae, Scotch I_i.il. C. McRne, Sailor. E, Faint, Clown. Sandy Mcltae, limwnie. VV. A. Chambers, Three Twins, J. Campbell, Disguised Coon. AN OLD TIME SCENE, DONALD, B.C. union and to give a good time. Much valuable and interesting information can be learnt from these old timers and at a banquet or other form ol sociability the "gathering of the clans" as it were, will revive old time memories. In a few closing remarks the mayor said too much red tape in a matter ol this kind was unnecessary. He liked to see the old timers stand together, tbe great object being to give the band ol fellowship to old friends nnd help them. He pointed out that many old men would accept aid from fellow old timers, whereas they would perhaps not accept anything Irom new comers and up-starts. Big Bend Mica Mr. J. F. Moody, who is at present in Vancouver, could start a little museum of B. C. mineral specimens. four ounces ol Bilvcr. The heaviest specimen for its size Mr. Moody got from Spallnmcheen. It is off a 4 to 8-inch pay streak, and goes $20 in gold and 30 per cent, copper. SK_VnNG^A_i^_VAL Successful Masquerade at the Roller Rink The first skating carnival ot the season took place on Thursday night at the roller rink. By 9 o'clock a large number of skaters in assorted oostumes were on the arena while spectators lined the Boor and galleries. The new automatic military band provided the music, the electrical orchestra being lhe latest novelty in Revelstoke. The following names and characters were taken in at the door: Mrs. W. A. Chamber-!, three Twins. " E. Edwards, Piccaninny. V. C. VVainivright, Cannibal. J. Calder, Highland Laddie. J. Howson, Cavalier. P. Parker, Baseball Kid. G. F. Lilly, Baseball Kid. W. Veith, Baseball Kid. L. A. Howson, 0. Jones, Negresses. W. Calder, Y.M.C.A. A. McEncbern, Fireman. C. Woods, Highlander. F. McEachern, Red, White A Blue. The prizes were awarded to: Miss Frances Lawson, bent lady. A. McRae, best gentleman. D. McCarter, best boy. Miss M. Lawler, best girl. W. A. Chambers, comic Miss L. Johnson, highly rccom mended. The judges were Mrs. A. H. Allen, Mrs. H Cunningham Morris, Mrs. J L. Stark and A. H. Allen. After unmasking hud taken place the public were allowed on tho arena THE PRICE CASH So Clear, So Shining and so Evident that it will glimmer through a Blind Man's Eye "THE EMPIRE" % mm - VISIBLE TYPEWRITER A Canadian Made Writing Machine Kor case of operation anil perfection in lhe reunite produced the " EMPIRE " TYPEW_._T_l.tt i- unsurpassed. The" EMPIRE" embodies no complicated movements, while ils manifolding alignment, marginal facilities, automatic conveniences, durability, visible writing, minimum of noise in operation make it the typewriter pur excellence. The "EMPIRE" needs less care than any other machine becttuse there are fewer parts to be cured for also due to the strong lines of simplicity that are part of the machine. The C.P.II. began using the EMPIRE Typewriter in 1895, continued to add to the number, and now have in constant use more than 700 of these machines. ADOPTED BY The British Covernment " French Covernment " Bank of Montreal. " Merchants Bank of Canada " Molsons Bank and all educational institutions of Canada The Price $60.00 LOCAL AGENTS INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED REVELSTOKE, B. C. JOB PRINTING All Work Promptlv and Neatly Executed A.N OLD TIME SCENE, YALE, H.C. Mr. Moody has been over a great deal of the interior and bas apparently kept his eyes open wherever he has been. He is at present chifly interested in a mica mine, north of Revelstoke, in the Big Bend country. A company has been formed in Calgary to work this property and as good mica mines are scarce, prospects are promising. The mica is of excellent quality, free from iron, which makes it particularly suitable for electrical work, and is found in big sheets. In getting to and Irom this property Mr. Moody had some interestingexperionces especially in shooting -1 Mile and Death rapids in a canoe, something never doue before Besides upecimeni Irom the mica mine Mr Moody has a nice sample ol sodalite, (rom near Field. This is also somewhat rare. It polishes like mar- Miss L. Pettipiece, Queen of Hearts. " N. Bain, Flower Girl " A. Bain, Sohool Girl. " E. Thompson, Lacrosse Girl, " M. McEachern, Silver Coin. *' A. Nubroney, Highlander. " I, Hanbury, Fisher Girl. " M. Armstrong, Irish Molly. " B. McLennan, Colored Lady. •' M. Calder, Scotch Lassie. " M. Edwards, Colored Lady. " W. MacDonald, Ghost, " M. Elliott, Dutch Girl. " M. Cathels, Lacrosse Girl. " Ferguson, Lady Politician (two laced) " F. Lawson, Mexican Rider. " M. Lawler, Fairy. " L. Johnson, Fairy. " M. Armstrong, Queon of Hoarts, " R. Burger, Autumn. " N. McRae, Sunflower. Four Old Maids To hear the Schubert Lady Quartette sing their "Old Maid Sung," (one of many especially written for them) will make a rise in the matrimonial market anywhere. This is one of tbeir must fetching encores; and as the ladies are many years removed from being old maids themselves, they can enjoy singing ol tbe trials besetting the four maidens of their song. Lovle /emit Puree!11 the famous contralto nf the Schubert Lady Quartette, has one of the deepest voices ever given to a woman, Her voice is very powerful and yet so melodious that iier strongest tune loses none of its sweetness. Hear her at the Ry Y M.C.A. on Dec. 3rd. Latest styles o( calling cards just received at thia office. Order early, Commercial Printing A Special ty With Us. Call for Estimates and Advertising Rates THE MAIL-HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ltd. THE MAIL-HERALD, KEVELSTOKE, B. C. Winter Snaps in Clothing Ladies' Tailored Long Coats--$20 Now SI-'. This season's newest si-. It's in Heavers. Handsome seven eighths, length, semi or close fitting. Five Tweed Coats at prices Men's Furnishings Men's Surge Suits, regular $10 now $11 60, Men's Heavy Tweed Pants selling at $1.60. Men's Overcoats, regular $12.00 now $7.00. .inning from $15 CO to if IS 10. Now $10.00. Men's Underclothing Good heavy winter suits selling at $1.25. Silk, Moire and Sateen Under Skirts Prices irom 75c. to $0.00 each, Plain culms wide width, well made skirts with deep flounces and dirt frills, Men's Cardigan Jackets and Sweaters Dress Goods All lines in D ■ Goods at 20 percent. Good coloring, best ol "Ivies, all new this season's goods. discount. These special prices every wo:, an Bhould see. Millinery! Millinery!! Hosiery Values Ladies' lull lashi black oasbmere hose Keeping our styles right by new goods doming to hand aud selling at special prices at 26c. per pair. Umbrellas Boots and Shoes Large stuck — New goods —Low prices. We have just opened up our Christmas Umbrellas—both Ior ladies and gentlemen. I REID & YOUNG $ $11$ ip_Hfl.fr eft flcHij; I Cod | I Liver I •4f W ♦ Oils I We have all kinds nf it. i,. Sweet tasting, bad last- W ♦& ing and the pine Eraul- ♦$+ ± b' in in .1.00 bottles, ^ V madebyanpiv nr cessnl ;p m tr if C. R. MACDONALD'S | & REVEL8TOKE, li. C. 4jl $ $ ifr ifr $$ fl Cfr fl (M^W Born a Foote—At Revelstoke. B.C., on Satur day. Nov. 21st, to Mr. and Mr.. W A. Foote, a sou. Married Alkxamiek-Gkant — On Thursday, Nov. 26th, by the Rev. J, R. Robertson, at the residence ol the bride's brother, Mr A. Grant, Mr. Robert Alexander of Victoria, B. C, to Miss Marv Rose Graut. Local and General. Thursday, November 26th, was Thanksgiving Dav throughout tlie United Stater. Tut Globe Lumber Co. have erected a commodious shed over their best lumber piles en Third Street. At the Anglican Synod meeting a letter was read from Dean Farthing, accepting the Bishopric of Montreal. ProliR'itionists are reminded that au apple did the world more harm than all the cider that was ever made. The Rev T. Johnson, of All Saints church, Arrowhead, preached in St. Peter's church on Sunday evening last. The Revelstoke Quadrille Club are holding a dance iu Selkirk Hall on Wednesday, hec. 2nd. Gentlemen Toe. 1.idiee free. i. A. Ackland, formerly a member ol tbe Toronto Glooe stall, has been ap ointed Federal Daputy Minister of Lai r in success! n : McKenzie King. There will be no performance at the Edison Parlor Theatre on .'.oiiihiy night, but un Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 1 and 2, there will be a new and interesting series of pictures. E. W. ti. Paget is installing a new tive horse yower Westinghouse electric . tor lot use on his W'-.sd sawing plant, toreplaoe the gasoline engine \hich na-. hitherto done the 'vrk W. J, Hrac'irith. the genial secretary I tbe li. <-■ Fruitgrowers' Association. will celebrate bis Bilver Wedding or 26th anniversary on Dec. 19th, at bis residence, Hope Farm, Delta, li C. M.--.-- Henr) >:.■! McCnrdy, wbo have li cited snd at i'aCK .-saddi- sod ti irse Laic.-, m tbe Canoe river. Big Bend name int : «:i u:i Thursday. they rep it excellent weather in that : strict, The government ol I'mada will ostruct a building .tt the Alaska- Yukon Exposition to ite held in Seattle 'uue 1st to October Mth. 1909, in- c usive, covering gtaiml space oi 300 • v 150 fett. Xmas Cards and Calendars a trger ami more varied -• s than ever before. Special Rocky Mountain View Cards, Christina- P -al Cards in bunches. Tasty Calendars, FOB SALE »T BEWS' DRUC STORE __.. Karn is King The right Piano at. the right price. Call and see us before you buy ono. Kincaid and Anderson Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents. Mjney to Lam, "SI .i3 If you want to see "Mother in-Luw" on the run, and how she 'gets away' from "son-in-law" oome to the Edison Parlor Theatre—TO-NIGHT. Tlie city council have erected signs in tlie vicinity uf the dumping ground culling attention in (he tact, that all refuse from ihe oity must he dumped on the ground provided and not promiscuously over the road. For the condemned negroes Jenkins sintl l'crtella and the Chilian) mi Lee Cluing, the last hope has fled. Each must pay with his life the penalty of his crime ou tlie gallows at New Westminster on the morning of Dec. 18. The following names have been handed in by the secretary of the Conservative Association, supplementing the list of the newly elected executive committee which appeared in Wednesday's issue ,1. McLeod, VV.jV Sturdy, .1. G. McLean, W. A. Chambers, B, Rcale and R. McDonald. James Irvine, organizer for the Knights Templar, who lias been in Itossland for the past live weeks instituting a preceptory in that city, visited Revelstoke on Thursday en mute fur Vancouver Mr. Irvine, in course of conversation, gave some very interesting side lights on Masonic history, The repairs to the plant at the Bowman Lumber company's mill, have been etl'ected and tlie mill lias now resumed operations, a new t'tiger having teen procured frnm Kamloops. It may be remembered tint the failing ol the governors ol the steam engine at the mill, caused the machinery to race, hence tlie d.tiuage. G, VV, Green, wbo met with a mis- bap recently while out shooting, his gun being accidently discharged ami injuring his hand, has returned (■ n-ijrk at ?. McMahon. blacksmith shop, Mr. Green iJ a professional horse shoer, having learnt the art under experienced men in the east and makes a special study in scientific .hoeing, thereby ensuing the horses sound feet. Included in the 8t. Ai drew - 3c I tish concert un Monday nigbt, are - by Mrs H Creelman, "Cam' /er the Water Charlie;" and Mrs. Mcilri'le.' Scotland Yel their names being mitted in • he programme of Wednesday's is- Refreshments will be served during 'lie intervals of he concert, Mr- F Cameron will be iccompanist for th' Willing Workers. I'he em,cert still i immenoe sharp at - 30 p.m. Tii -.• 0, children 2.> At the session il the city council list night, a resolution was passed that one electric light of 18 candle power wiil U- installed in the house w-r.Uidiili nf "very citi/.en desiring -ame, the instal ution to be paid by the cunsiii:ier. hut the light lieing .opplied free nf coat. Tin- wil! have the "'! It if giving the city a brighter appearance at night. Several Nernst mil cluster lights will he installed a! various points In the city where required ovei tbe Streets, Kevelstoke can rightly ha called the electric city," I Aid. Hill) Foote h on the ninny lido ni the streets these days witb a ...ile that you couldn't hew olf with i •arpenter's adze, and on the q. t. be is elling iii- friends that he knows the utest little (nt baby boy that ever isppened. On the shady side ol lhe ime street you inny notice Aldermen ] Wally Lefeaux and Dick (lawyer, linking and discussing in tlieir usual ■ynical bachelor attitude, the possibilities of getting sufficient out ol the I surreiit revenue of the city to build new schools'and incidentally Insinuating that if the "cute bullies keep ; i-comin" the present school tax rule if 11J mills on the dollar will look iu the very near future like 30 cents Keep in mind tbe d ite, December 17th, when "Tobasou Land" will bu |iut on by local talent st the Opera House. The railway com mission has issued an order forbidding locomotives emitting smoke uunecessarily within the limits of municipalities. The Ladies' Aid of St. Andrew's church will have a sale of confectionary and refreshments with fish pond in the Opera House on Monday afternoon. Those taking part in the Seottiah concert on Monday night will kindly bear iu mind that the programme will Login at 8.30 p.m. sharp. Doors open at eight. The current "British Columbia Gazette'' announces the calling of the Provincial Legislature to convene for the despatch nf business on Thursday, Jan. 21st, 1909. The lust li. C. Gazette announces that Dr. J. W. Cross, M. D., late of Revelstoke, has beeu appointed resident physician at the town oi Queen Charlotte, Graham Island. The hearty singing of stirring sengs is a happy feature of the Sunday afternoon programme in the Y.M.C.A Tlie Rev. T. W. Hall is the speaker fur tomorrow. Men generally are invited to tbis gathering from 4 to a p in. Rev. W. I'. Freeman, who bas been in Vancouver the past ten days, attending the Baptist Convention ol Western Canada, h.is returned home and will occupy his pulp-.t in the Baptist church on Sunday as usual. Chief Foote, of No. 2 tire brigade, has handed in a pnotud c py i tbe pmceediiiga of the second convention of the B, C. Association of Fire Chiefs ,and Firemen, held last September at ,\>n Westminster. Ti.e report cm j tains a fond i f interesting read.;.. well as much valuable information ■ garding tire protection. it is to be regretted that the local Fruitgrowers' Association 'Inl not think •'.. ni-tin themselves sufficiently in order to advertise the meeting which ahould have been held last night at tbe court home, at which VV. .1. Brandrith, secretary of tbe B ( . Froitgroweis' Association was to have delivered an address If the fruitgrowers cannot look after their own Interests, they oaunot expect much from others Mr Brandrith was bere with the goods alright lasl nighi bul do one turned up to ncHr bim lecture which reflects discredit on eir local fruitgrowers, besides ; sing a rery poor compliment to Mr Brandrith, Grip and Passward. K. nl The following ia thi f ollicers elected at the lust meeting of G Range Lodge No, 26 I r tbe ensuing semi annual tern, 0 C —T, P Smith V C—D. A. MoDonald Prel.—J. W. Garland .VI. , f VV.—II. .Sawyer. M, at A.—II. R. Maundrell K. of H and 8.—G If, Brock M. of K.—.I. B. Soott M Ol K. - -A J Howe I. 0.—A McRaohern. ii i, _w Fleming. Weather Forecast Saturday, Nuv. 28— Cloudy, variable rinds, snow, Temp, Max. 40°, Min O-_>O--0<K><XKK>^^ CHAS. M. FIELD Real Estate, Insurance and Commission Agent Office on First St., Opposite the Club Rents Collected. Loans Notakv Puiii.k 60K_K>0-aO<KH><KH><HK>O<K>O<K> SPORTING JOTES. The basketball game on Wednesday night between the Intermediates and the Road team was the fastest game of the season. Both tennis had a lightning combination. Tbe Intermediates were handicapped by not being able to reach tlieir big opponents but they made up for it in foot work. Their snooting was not up lo their mark, but taking tlieir Bize intu consideration they made a very good showing only being defeated by 2 points. Score 2-1-22. L.st night the North Star hnsket- leam aliotif! ovtrt.be High .School to the tune of 25 to 5, The Stars put up a fust game and had a good combination which the school hoys found il impossible to break up. Twinkle, twinkle, little Stars. Lacrosse Challenge Shield An interesting presentation wus made yesterday afternoon at the public school when the public school lu- orosaeteam were awarded the challenge shield, given by the school trustees to the winners of a series of lacrosse matches between the Public and High Soboola. F. Bourne made the presentation. The shield is the work of F. Tweeddale and is made ■ f nativ-j wood and metals. The design is unique, bearing an Indian head at the top with specimens of the old and new lacrosse sticky a beaver fs • i the bottom and a wreath ot maple leaves Bur- rounds the copper plate in the centre containing the inscription, "P.esented to the Revelstoke Public and High Schools for annual competition by Bjard uf School Trustees." The work is excellent and the design graceful. The name of tlie winning team is inscribed ou a medallion, many of which are studded on to the shield for future winners. Appropriate remarks were made by the trustees and teachers and by Inspector Dean ut the presentation, BI Latest Styles of calling carda just in- ceivod at this office. Order early. Social and Personal Mrs. J. M. Do) le will uot receive on Tuesday, Dec. 1st. VV. Ogilvie, of Nakusp, is a visitor in tlie city tliis week. J. C. Hutchinson left on business trip we-si last nigbt. A, O. Wheeler, F.R.G 8., was in the city on Thursday eu route for Golden. G. S. McCarter has returned from a business visit to points in Washington I.S.A. C. R. Greenfield, post otlice inspector, of Vancouver, was in the city yesterday. Miss McCarter is entertaining her friends this afternoon at a tea in honor of Mrs. J. M. Scott. Mrs. C. Holten entertained a num- • - of friends at the afternoon Ua .....iron Wednesday last, in honor of V! rs. J. M. fi tl Q Haggen has returned from accompanying a survey party under A. 11. Wheeler, F.R.G S.. along Shuswap Likes, and will sprnd Christinas here. Rev. Dr. Mackay, who p.euched in St. Andrew's and Knox churches last Sunday went south on Wednesday and will visit Nels in and other towns iu South Kootenay in the interests ol Westminster Hull Mrs i-'. C Elliott entertained a number of young people last evening at progressive whiai A recherche little supp'-r concluded a delightfully plen-aut evening Mi-s M. Ruck, Mis- White Di i! ■ .i lion Mr. Wise, and Mr E, W II Paget were prise _ inner. M Robert . es inder and Miss Mary It..--', ant wen united in marriage on Thursday the 26tb inst. Tbe ceremoi , was peril rmed by Rev. Jf. R ,: bertson al the borne of the bride's ■■- ither, M A li i ''rant Second St After tbe ceremony tbe bridal party sat down li , v-r_ irtistic and delight pread Mr and Mrs. Alexander went, west hi No 07 to the coast where tbey will take up their future residence, : . ieai tbe Sebuberl l<adj '/uai ■ ring tb'-ir "Old Maid Song," me il ... my • ipeoi illj writ ten lor thei i) will n ike i rise In the matrimonial market anywhere, Tins is r.ne of their most fetching encores; and as the liulins are iniiny years re- moved from being old maids therm selves, they oan enjoy singing ol the trials besetting the four maidens ol their song. Lovie Xeeili. Piirce!l, tbe famous contralto of the Schubert Lady CJuar- tettO, haa one of the deepest voices ever given tu a woman, Her voice ia very powerful and yet. so melodious that her strongest tone loses none of Its sweetness, Bear her at the Ry V M.C.A. on Dec. 3rd. Tuesday-Wednesday There will he no show on Monday night at Ihe Edison Pai lor Theatre, The show will be open, how ver, on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. The programme will include besides good comedy the story ol "THE LITTLE CRIPPLE." Business Locals Toys, tuys, toys, of every kind at C. It. Macdonald's. It. H. Trueman, photographer, will be in the city this afternoon at his studio. See our new line of fancy china, crockery antl glassware for your Xmas presents. (let yours before they ore ull picked over—C. B. Hume A Co. A consignment of ladies and gentlemen's vifliting cards in the newest ■t.ylea has arrived at the MAIL-HERALD r nice. All work neatly executed Don't forget our regular REVELSTOKE CALENDAR, all ready boxed for mailing, at C.R. Macdonald's. Don't leave your XnuiB groceries too lute. We have our new raisins, currants, sultanas, peels and all other necessaries for your cooking—C. B Hume A- Co. Safety Razors—We are headquarters for razors of all kinds, bur. at present we have something special to offer— a Safely Razor with 3 blades for 35c. Also the Ever Ready with 12 blades for $1. The Fountain Safety Razor same size as a fountain pen with 12 blades for $5.00 at the Lawrence Hardware Co. Our choice line of new Xmas books can't be beat, all bindings, at C. R. Macdohald's. FOR TODAY we offer Rowafs mixed pickles for only 20c. a bottle, regular price 30c. Everybody have a pickle. C. B Hume A Co. Reserve your sittings for your Xmas photos until Nov. 28th, and have the best. One enlargement given with each dozen cabinet photos —True- man's Studio. tc Tbis year we have the largest assortment of Xmas cards we ever had. Call and see them at C. R. Macdonald's. What about your Mince Ties? Get some of'our excellent, mince meat in 2 lb. jus at 35c, li.1, Ih pails at $100 and 28 lb pails at $3 25. C. B. Hume A Co. Special offer of gentlemen's visiting cards neatly priutetl, 50 for $1.25, and 100 for $1.75. Ladies' cards in neweat styles, 50 for $1.25 and 100 Ior $1.75. Linen finish cards are the latest importations. Churches. Catholic. — Rev. Father Coccola pastor. Services are held on tbe First and Third Sundays in every month at the following hours: 8 a.m. Communion Mass; 10:30 a.m. High Mass and Sermon; 2 p.m. Baptisms; 2:30 p.m. Sunday School: 7:30p.m. Rosary, Instruction and Benediction. St. Andrew's Presbyterian—Rev. W.C. Calder, pastor. Sunday, Nov. 29. Services 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m., Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class, 2.30 p. in. Player meeting on Wednesday 8 p.m. Choir practice and teachers' meeting, Friday 8 p.m. St. Peter's (Anglican)—Rev. C. A. Procunier, M. A., Rector. First Sunday in Advent. Services, 8 a.m. Hnly Communion. II a.m. Matins. Evensong. 7 30 p m. Sunday School, 2.30 p.m. Knox PRESBYTERIAN—J, It. Robertson, B.D., minister. Sunday services at il am. and 7.30p.m. Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 2-30 Prayer meeting Wednesday, 8 to9 p.m. Choir practice Friday night, 8 o'clock. Morning subject, "A Picture of Social and National Conditions." Ensuing Subject, "The Teaching of Jesus." Good Music. A cordial welcome tu all and strangers specially invited. Methodist—Bev.T.W, Hall, pastor. Services on Sunday as follows — Morning service at 11 o'clock. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2:31) p. iu. Evening service ul 7:30 p.m. Morning subject, "The Spirit that is not given in a Christian Life." Evening, "Shull we do evil that g nil mny coine'' Sunday Using "Tbe World's Temperance Sunday." tbe question of Local Option will be relerred to in the i veiling sir iiiiiii. The Kpworth League will hold their social evening on Monday fn the home ol Mr, uml Mrs. A. mclntyre, Third Ht. east. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at H o'olook. All iwn invited to the above services BAPTIST—Rev, VV. P, Freeman, B.A. pastor. Services at I I a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30 p. in li. V. P. C. Monday at 8 p.in. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p m. All arc invited to these services Evening subject, The Fifth Word from the Cross. " f thirst." A Few Good Snaps We huve u lot of pretty White Silk and Net Waists lieaulifitlly embroidered and trimmed with lace and insertions. Some have long sleeves, but most of them have a three-quarter sleeve The sines run from 34 to ■10 and the prices ranged from $0.00 to $8.00. Your choice for $5.00. Ladies Coats from the best makers in Canada. These ure loose-back and semi-tilted and made of a fine quality of tweeds. They come in sizes .2 to 40 and $12.50 to $15. We have too many for this season of the year and to close out we offer you your choice at $7.50 each. Children's Dresses for all ages in Flannelette, Serge, Cashmere, etc., well made of good materials. This is a line we are clearing out and to do so quickly we aro selling them as cheap as you would buy the materials. Every Dress at Half Price. MCLENNAN'S THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1855 Capital Rest Fund $3,374,000 $3,374,000 Has 65 Branches in Canada, and Ageqts and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities of the World. A CENTRAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS At all Branches. BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager. MCKINNON'S The Leading Cigar Store and Pool Room in the City The best antl largest Stock of Cigars and Pipes in Revelstoke. The Original Mac's Mi.xture now on harld and made expressly for us by D. K. McPherson. JOBBING ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Xmas is Coming and our selection of Xmse (Jilts is the largest tbat Jias ever been shown in this city. It is not too early to look around and we invite you to look a! our stock before purchasing. Conic one, come all. **♦* ]. Guy tito (J. It. It. TIME INSPECTOR Ollicial Issuer of Marriage Licence*. PHONE No. 51 Special to the Public. Not that I am needing the work bad enough to cut prices, yet willing to do the right thing by those who have stood loyally hy me as a Kevelstoke citizen, I will make (rum now until New Vear a beautiful photograph, mounted handsomely, with every order for cabinet photoa or larger, and promise you, as in the pust, to leave a little of your money in Revelatoke where each of my cuslomera may at least Imve another look at their money. Thanking you very much for past patronage, I am very sincerely, E, K. TUCKER, Photographer. Cut Flowers Chrysanthemums, Carnations and other Cut Flowers supplied by J.T. Ileitlby, Nelson, B.C.. (P 0. Ilux 8117.) Nov. 11 .lau. 11 PALACE RESTAURANT A. H. 8INQ, Proprietor Board by week Single meals S5.0O 25 c. McKenzie Avenue For Sale Dry cedar cord wood—Revelstoke (Jeueral Agenoies, Ltd. t WHITE WOMAN COOK wanted ,A in hnlel. Apply lo Mail Herald unite. tc WANTED Bedroomi to let furnished, board it required, terms moderate. Apply A. Gain, 4th aire i, coiner of McKenzie Ave, oct 'M lm Do You Want To Rent a House ? I have a 7 roomed bouse $16; ti r- 'lined house $12 50; 7 roomed house $25; 10 roomed house $35. Have You Money to Loan? lean supply you witb first class investments: One client wants $1000 at 7} per cent on first class freehold security, worth $30,000. Another wants $3,500 at 8 per cent on freehold security. Another wants $800 at 8 per cent on freehold security. Are You Looking for a Snap? Multiply your money 30 fold at one crack. I can supply 160 acres first class Iruit lands alongside a railway in choice location at $500cash. This is the first cost of the land bought direct from the government. ThiB laud can be cultivated and sold in Ihe near future at $100 an acre. E. A. HAGGEN Real Estate and Insurance Agent, REVELSTOKE, B. C. WANTED flOU fSALE—line bedroom suite", also one tliroo-tjliai'ter iron bed. All in Hi-si class condition. Oan Iw seen between III ii.m. and T, p.m. Ad dress P, O, Mux 7__S ,-iOlt RENT-Residence of J. Al. Scott. Apply to Stott A Brlgfts. S.VI'IC in gootl rond I tion, for sale nt . . bargain, Address al once, Safe, . ...il < lllb . w ANTED—Life mul Occident lull,name canvassers. Apply to E. A. Haggen, Revelatoke. W~~AN_'ED^AUvertiser (_0) ilesiTei. desires to leiirii mixed fanning in Uritish Columbia. Would give services Hiul small premium in letiii-n for board uud lodging. No previous experience, bul, strong and hard worker. Moderate capital* highest references, x. v. Z. rare of Agency Miti hell, I and 2 Snow Hill, Loudon, E, C Eng,
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1908-11-28 |
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