fgmt "S '• Empire " Typewriter Knr ease nf Operation and perfection iu results pruduoed, this machine is unsurpassed. Price, iJGU.UU Cash. Interior Publishing Co., - Agents The Mail ^ Visiting Cards A Specialty Interior Publishing Company Printei ind Publiahers Vol. 15.-No 25 REVELSTOKE. B. C. APRIL 24. 190!) 32.50 Per Year ■■■■■. ul Ubnry C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. The Talk of the Town Our line of smart new Regal Shoe styles has won a lot of praise among the best-dressed men in town. These new Regal models are smarter than ever, and they show genuine custom style in every line and curve. REGAL SHOES Well-known New York and London custom bootmakers designed ibe models from which every one of these Regal Styles is built. They have a distinctive custom appearance found in no odier ready-to-wear shoes. Moreover, they are made in quarter- sizes, insuring you an exact fit and perfect comfort. C B. HUME Sr Company Agents for RevelstoKe, B. C. C. B. HUME & CO., LIMITED Stores at Revelstoke and Arrowhead. ►o-o-o< BRIGHTEN UP This is the season uf the year that the guud housekeeper wants tu brighten up the home, Killsomlne sume rooms, Varnish the woodwork, Paint the Hours. Varnish Stain Mime pieces ol the furniture, Enamel the beds or the baths, Kegild the picture frames. We are best able to supply all these wants, wo cater for the trade, and we curry the gunds that give the satisfaction, Agate wall finish, Alabastine, Whiting, House puint, Floor paint, all ready for lhe brush. Aspinall's Enamels, B. A. P. Enamels for bath or woodwork. Baplao Varnish stains. Ironite Varnish stains. t-ACqueret in all colors. Berry Bros, house varnishes, Liquid Granite fjr Moors or oilclutb. Varnish for furniture, Huurs, boats or oarrlages, all fnr all inside wurk. Painters Supplies iii all lilies nnd at prices that cannot be beat, give us a chance to i|iiote ynu, we can save yuu money, Leave yuur orders for work with us arid we will send you a man and guarantee that be will give ynu the best uf guods. Lawrence Hardware Co., Limited TINSMITHINQ PLUMBING ELEOTRIOWORK Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office -Toronto, Ontario. Capital Authorized Capital Paid Up Rest $10,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 Branches nr Agents at all principal points in Oanada, Agents in (lien! Britain ami United States London, England, l.loyds Bank, Limited. Chicago First National Hank, Cnrn Exchange National Bank. .Seattle Seat I le National Hank. San Fran- eisco Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. Spokane— Exchange Nittiunal Bank. Savings Bank Department Deposits uf $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at rreni rale frum date nf deposit. Correspondence solicited. Revelstoke Branoh—A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr. F BARGAINS IN STRAW HATS Special Bargains for the balance of this month in Ladies' and Children's Straws. All the latest fashionable shapes. We also have the newest designs In Ladies' Hats anil Children's Bonnets. M R S. First Streot A. c;. CRICK Opposite Windsor Hotel SCHOOLS' LEAGUE First Game for Shield Won by High School Boys The lirst game in the competition between the High and Public pcbools for the possession of the shield, was played off on the V.M.C.A. recreation grounds yesterday afternuon and resulted in a win fur the High scboul boys by a score of 1-0. Principal Pollock acted as referee. During the first garter the High school buys Started in 'vith a rush anil seemed determined to make up for lhe indignity of tlieir previous defeat. Play became very strenuous in the vicinity ol the Public school goal; Coursier made a brilliant rush down the Held ami passed to Woodland, but the latter failed tu reach the net. During the second i|uarter play was abuut even; Dickie made several spec tacular runs, aud tbe combination play of tbe Public school boys waa especially good. During the third quarter play became Jvery hot around tbe High school gual, tbe Public school making a determined assault upon it, and had it not been for Mc- Kury and Lawrence, several of Calder'a "bot shots" would have reached the net. During the fourth quarter the ball was worked into tbe Public school goal from a scrimmage and thus ended one of the cleanest games we have seen played for some time. Tbere are four more games to be played oft' before the holidays and the next one will be played on May 14tb next. SHORT ROUTE TO COAST C.N. Engineers will Survey line Suggested by Board of Trade Mr. G. IS. McCarter, secretary of the board of trade committee on railway business, who recently forwarded to Mr, William McKenzie, president of the Canadian Northern Railway, maps and suggestions as to a proposed short route to Vancouver and tbe const bas received Irom Mr. McKenzie an acknowledgement of tbe same with an assurance that a survey of tbe suggested route will shortly be made. Tbe route, as is well known, is via Wood lake and Columbia river, Mabel lake and Vernon, and the outlined new road is being studied b) the company's engineers. From tbe tone ol the communication wbicb will be reported tu tbe next meeting of the boaril ol trade, Mr. McCarter is sanguine that a short route to tbe coast will soon be an accomplished fact. SURVEY INTO KAMLOOPS C.N.R. Line from the Thompson to Yellowhead Pass The fir.it detachment of tbe survey party tu eiploit the route along lhe North Thompson river for lhe Canadian Northern Kailway reached Kamloops early yesterday morning. It comprises J. F. Dalgleish and Win. Killaly, two engineers, who have been sent out trom the bead olbces in Mont real. Tbey will await the arrival of the bead engineer wbo is now iu Vancouver when definite plans will be out- lined. The pany will be sent out from this puint and will wurk its way tu a puint this side uf the Yellowhead Pass, wbere it will be joined by the. second section ol tbe party now operating westward towards the pass. The party was reticeut when questioned as to how long before the line would be completed into Kamloops but it is confidently expected that trains will be running within three years. I MEASURE FOR MEASURE Rev. Dr. Kilpatrick Delivered Stirring Address Clear, earnest forceful, practical and a lugical elucidation uf bis text were tbj. characteristic features nf Ibe addicos dcliveml by Kev. Dr. Kil Patrick, of Kimx college, at Knux Church ln«l night and thorn were no Irills nn the sermon. Dr. Kilpatrick is completing his part ol the Chapman-Alexander evangelistic itinerary and was accompanied bv Mr. E, M. Woods, who couducttd an enjoyable Buug service and Rung delightfully during the evening. The audience was very good lur a week night meeting, tbe church being nearly tilled. Chousing as bis text ibe words of Christ. 'With what measure ye mete it .ball 'he measured to you again,'' tbe learned doctor claiming that Shakespeare's play "Measure for Measure," was founded ou the axiom be declared tbe principle tn be a law of physical nature which is cariiod upward aud forward into the moral and spiritual realms, " (iud never leaves himself witlmut law," said tbo doctor, and physical laws are but the parallel's of tbe law; of tbe spiritual and moral universe. " Tbe inevitableness of the law uf reaction was strongly argued aud very forcible illustrations were drawn from poetry, the drama, literature, science and secular history, to reinforce tbe argument. Equally clear was the presentation ol tbe claim tbat tho reaction ia always In proportion tu the actiun itself —ur aa it la called in business—the law of returns. Ample demonstration of tbis point was made and doctrine ol changed and suitable environment as a sufficient remedial agency to curract man's tendency to do wrung was tirilicizi'd. All tin illiistratiuns were (rum lite and struck Inline ill their appeal. Dr. Kilpatrick's last argument was that, tin: law holds guod in Did supreme matters of tbe soul and uf spiritual life, tbe pith ul bis cnuleniinii being that sit'viilmu is itself uf the nature uf a reaction—a return for investment. " In brief," aaid the spaaker "men are saved by coming under the scope of the principle ol measure for measure." A full consecration to Christ lends tu fullest leaults while a partial committal by faith brings only compensating results. Dr. Kilpatrick paid a high tribute tu the character nl the men ol the west anil sai.l that it was "absurd to speak nf them as a godless people." From his own cmitact wilh tbem Ins cbiel grief was that, many failed tn yield themselves tu Christ, and without tbis they cuuld lint he saved. An interesting evangelistic after service clused tbe meeting, INDUSTRIAL ACCESSION New Planing Mill. Sash and Door Factory to Run in 30 Days — Building Rushed to Completion. Among the new enterprises shortly to be added to the industries of the City is the Revelstoke Sash and Dour Factory now in pro ess ol erect.ou at tbe coruer of Third Btreet and Con- naught ave. Tbe building to contain tbe machinery for the new factury will he two storeys in height and wiil be 40 x 30 leet iu dimensions constructed of heavy frame throughout. Tbe machinery wbicli has already beeu ordered iB all ol the very latest type for the purposes designed aud consists ol a full complement necessary to the equij ment of a factory for the turning out of sash, doors, mouldings, trimmings and builders' finished supplies ol all kinds. Two planing machines, a chain morticer, a Bticker, tennantiug machine shaper sand papering machine, band and scroll saws witb the full equipment of rip and crosscut bu ws, will constitute the mechanical furnishing uf the simp and it is the intention ol the proprietor tu place on the market fur building purposes all that carpeutcrs and contractors may require in the way of finished material. It is expected that the building will be comp.eteand the machinery installed within .10 days and tbat tbe bum of tl e new mill will be added to the growl ol the catalogued industries ol tbe city within that time. Power will be supplied hy a 26 li p electric motor wbicb will provide ample energy for all the machinery that will necessarily be operated at one time. The enterprise is being ventured by Mr. fi. .1. Watson, ' niniuinu timber in jiectur who recently removed to the city Irum Burke's Falls, Out. Mr. Watson has not only unhtmnded iaith iu the luturc of Kevelstoke as uttering an upening lur such an industry, hut he has received every encouragement from local builders as to the prospects ot the tiew business. The management of the factory will he placed in lhe hands of Mr. Cordon Watson, a sou of the proprietor, and Mr. I) West, both of whom are -killed mechanics antl up to tbo latest wrinkles in tbe management of mill machinery for the manipulation ot wood It is expected tbat from 12 to 15 bands will be employed from the start and tbe outlook for business warrants tbe assumption tbat the factory will bo kept busy all the year round. The mill is conveniently lucatetl tu the railway tracks where the unloading ol lumber and reloading of merchandise can be quickly accomplished, Mr. D. McCarthy, the well-known contractor, with a gang of efficient workmen is rushing thu building to completion. Tbo machinery is from tbe famous buuse ul McGregor & (luurlay, ul Call, Ont, " Florinda." The annual May Festival under the auspices ol the Ladies Auxiliary uf Knux Church is usually une uf thu must pleasing uf I. cal entertainments, and this year it promises to bo more popular than over. The chief feature uf tba programme uu this occasion will lie the produotiou by the children uf that charming operetta in three acts entitled "Florinda," or "Tho Rose and Pearl " This is a copyrighted work, arranged by R. E, Phillips, with tbe music hy Kduardu Marzo, and is one uf the finest operettas ever written. Tlie Bong story tells how "Florinda" (Miss Doris McCarter) a village maiden ia changed into a nightingale by Vala, a wicked witch (Miss (iladya Urquliart) but is rescued by the (airieH, who through their queen, Fortunia, CMiss Frances l.awson) by means of the charm ul the ruBe and pearl, is transformed again into a village maiden and restored to her brother Yoringal, (Miss Miriam Elliott), The cburiisus, stilus, duets, etc., aro bright and lively, aud tbe children, numbering in all 3fi, bave rehearsed tlieir parts faithfully and well. The pruduction is under tin. able directorship ol Miss V. McKinney, and the event, is being anticipated with pleasure. For Private Sale The household goods ol F. B, Lewis at bis residonce, McKenzie Avenue, until Tuesday, the B7tfa inst. Callers weloome at any hour, 21-2t CASTIGATION OF HOODLUMS Police Will Break Up Gang of Young Night Hawks Fur sume weeks past, a number ol young women and girls have been practising for it Mayday festival, using the schuul room of Knux church fur a practice ruuni. Lately a number uf youtliB, Inr too overgrown to be excusable for their conduct havo been annoying these girls at and alter their practice. Su troublesome did tbey become that complaints had Anally to be ludged with the polioo and this week on prnelice evening an ullicer waa on the lookout for the culprits Being made aware ul the eagle eye nl the ullicer the lads went further down the street, hid tliemselves and awaited the homegoing uf tho girls. Sonic of these were badly frightened, a», when opposite tuo biding place of the hoodlums the latter sprang out ami used the nnis ingenious methods to strike terror to the hearts of tbe maidens, One nl the girls Fainted, another was stricken with hysterics and a thud had to he curried home while all the number were more or less in a Htnte ol nervous prostration. While youthful pranks are always mure or less a matter of public sympathy there is a general feeling that this affair is heing carried too far and the police are determined tu put a Stop to even the semblance of mischief in the future. The offending youths, especially the ringleaders uf the gang, are well known aud if caught at any future performance of their mischievous pranks a goud borse-whipping is probable among the forms of retribution which will await the misdemeanants. Grown penple are not permitted to play the hold-up game in Kevelstoke and there IB no disposition un the part of ollicials or cilizens to see a school of youths qualifying for a Rubin lluud cutei'ie iu the city. Navigation of Columbia The ullicers of the S S. Revelstoke which plies on the summer run between Revelstoke and Deatb Rapids on the Columbia are foregathering here and putting everything in shipshape fur the resumption ol the Bummer scln tlulo which will gu intu ell'ect as Biiun as the water in the river rises sufficiently to make navigation feasible. Captain Forhland ol the S. S. Rosa- land will again be master ol tbe Kevelstoke, while Captain F, Bwanson oi the S. S. Slucan will be lirBt ollieer. Mr. H. Colbeck will, as of old, listen fur the guiiga and Iced tbe impetus backward ur furward as instructed Irum tbe pilot bouse. The usual twice-a-week trip will be maintained, CRICKET SEASON Busy Program Outlined at the General Meeting A large number ut enthusiastic members uf the RevelBtoke Cricket Oluli was in attendance at a general meeting called in the Oity Hall last evening tu arrange lhe schedule nf the season. Among the matches tu be played during the summer are twu nl great interesl. being tbe Revelstuke share iii the provincial tournament. In these two matches Kevelslnke will play Vancouver at Vernon un July 5 and Vernon at thejsaine place the day following. Arrangements have alsu been oompleted fur the lucal team to gu down the Okanagan during lhe latter part uf August and play Arm- strung, Vernon, Okanagan Spurts' Club and Okanagan Centre with return matches fur each uf these teams This schedule includes twu games at Revelstuke, one on May 21 and the uther un Labor Day. Letters were received frnm Nolsuu and Calgary offering to arrange for match games which will be looked alter. Local matches for the season were slated to take place between teams captained by Messrs, XV. lirier, A. Arnnin and l'\ Bourne, the first lucal game tu lake place uu May I between the captains and vice-captains nl the Elevens. The lucal oon- tests are fur a cup lu he presented by the Enterprise Browing Company, Practice nights were fixed lor Mondays ami Wednesdays nf each week. A ground luan him been oiiipluyetl to keep the field in order ami it was reported that the nuw pavilion is nuw oompleted. Thn mombers congratulated themselves on the outlook Inr a summer ol good sport before tbe meeting adjourned. Assault Case In the Police Court this morning and afternoon a quarrel beiween two Italian residents was aired, the eoin- plainanl, May Casbato, charging Tony Oooorophio with assault with intent to du gritivmis bodily harm. Evidence, showed that a blew bid been struck by tbe defendant as was indeed ad milted though lho defence Bought to establish prnviicatiun. On the latter puint the ease «as adjourned iill tbe altornoun to issue a subpoena fur lhe attendance ol a material witnesB, The testimony ol tbe witnesses in the afternoon hearing did not mucb alter the gravity ol the charge anil after argument by cuunsel Mr. W, W. Foster, police magistrate. Imposed a line uf $10 with ensts making $26 in all and additional Imprisonment fur three months, In default ol payment uf the lino the cuurt fixed a further imprisonment of six months, making nimi months in all. Mr. I'. H. MeCartui appeared fur the prosecution and Mr. C. B, tiillan for thu defence. Whatever kind ol Tools or Hardwan vnu may you will be sure of the best qualit) heri and u lowest prices. We carry a great variety of Tools for all trades. Household I lentils, Cu r t a i n Stretchers, Step Ladders. Kach 1 lclp_--_.iiii_.ij Builders Hardware. Wire Netting md things needed for the garden and farm. Alabas- inc, Muresco, Sherwin ■U-li^oS William'- Paint.-,. McCIarcy's Famous JStoves,' Ranges and Furnaces- Enamel, Coppei ind .Tinware. Plumbing Supplies, etc. BOURNE BROS. Groceries Hardware Harness Plumbing ::y iiisn r f j ,. ■ ii I'-',,-fli ■ ■ 51'- 1 "■ / mm $&&?,•• ■' r; M ~~-^"'-'fi"''.■:•' § . .sVv*.\' .";. \*J"*1fv'-"''__r'-_3 ^wS-V.M *•*■ ■ ^ H£ *!» i(. 1 s.Ja ■:.-■- -*-**-v ::■ .• __.- :^ls» isSwi Mit Swell Dresser. ... .„ _ his coats Copyright, \l)oJ . fcy /P-X~C"r«tt« // k/ y MK. DRESSER: 1 lie wool iiijOtir clothing Joes not eome no part of it—from the cotton fields. .Man)- a lamb has had his fleece shorn for the benefit oi our customers. Wi try to sell our customers only such clothing ;is we ourselves know to be good. The loth is all right; the lit in> all right; the price is all right. Then the Waiter I lat and a pair of 1-oot- ritc Shoe will make yum dress complete. I Fit Reform Clothing. THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE lll!_ll> OFFICE, i onus Ul i si tin.inuiii imi7 b. s. WAI.KKK, President Paid up Capital, $10,000,000 AUouursKBLAisD.Osnersiitaiiatsi Reserve Fund, - 6.000.000 TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES ...■■- .1 mosi cottvaafool --i.il ni diTiominaiions of The new i •■■■■• way ii» which to i mm ■ ■■ i ■< » ■ $10. $20, $50. .100 nnd $200 and tlm <-xa. t am. Vital la, Belgium, Denmark) France German), Great Britain, Holland, lml>. Korway, Russia, Sweden And. Switzerland each cheque, while in mhr, countrim tbey m-e payable ji . nrrenl rain The cheques aod all '■ rtnali ... ,....■: ig them ma be oblained al every nffio. of the Rank- UU REVELSTOKE BRANCH--A. H.. ALLEN, MOR. Niagara's Turbulence NlAi hia Kali ■ A pi il 24.. Al Nik Kara 00 lake tin wn . reaobi .1 1 be flrsl ii mra ■ I three bi • hotels imprisoning ovei I "i uui -1- »b . wi.-. u ed by boats Thousands ol lives ol penple far:n|..|! in -' 1 nniler the mo 1 tail ire impei ■ tl il 1 he ioe choking up tin m ul I il tbs river is not speedilv It..ken and pro- pert} worth n.hi 1 millions is in danger. The situation has no 11 B In history nr tradition United .-tates nlliciiil- are alarm >!. Uld hav. wired aakitiK Washington to h ithorize m iti - engineers t.. save tho situation with dyiia mile. Remember—Wi guarantee overy aack ul K11YAI. 81 \Nli Wil' to be tlm PUBE8T, 8WEE1 EST and moat wholesome bread Kl.uUK on the market. Paget Supply Co, Immigration Outlook iiiitwi April 24—Before tin Commons Agricultural Committee yesterda) Bupeiintendenl Soott, ol tbi Immigration Department said »hat hi anticipated tbe immigration this yeai would total 200,000, and that oi tin- ui iber 70,000 would be American. 10 answer to a question, be said In .. ■ il aware that 50 per cent, ol . used immigrants returned Irom I Hid tu the city. Fresh laid eggs la large quantities iih the right (ood, r.iuitrj . . per- should see the Paget Supply 1 ... I have nearly one thoUUDd nici calendars loi photographs, and frum now uiilil they are gone, 1 will givt one oompiete Witb every dozen any - H photos taken by me. Come either nn clear and cloudy days, E. F. Tucker. lo-tl rii lU MAIL -II ERA LB, REVELSTOKE, H. C. Zbc H&atMbc ralb. PUBUSUKU WEU KSHAY ANU SATUKHA! AT RElELSrOKE. B. C. MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Eti O T T A W A Supreme and Exchequer Court Agents. Practice in Patent Office and befoie Railway Commissi) Hon, i i.k- .Mi iti'in . M.P ii nt i_.ii l-'i-]ii:n. A.RVEY, M.i AKTKK AND PINKHAM, BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, KTC. nrrlCES i'J.- ' KIAl 1 INK I''1 U UISO KKVYL' trruKK, It. i ■ ilooa: Revelstoko, H ' Lrai bniuli n i • Jl i i TO RENT A iP' I Five Roomed House Su it even Su it even Second Street $15.00 per month Third Street $25 00 per month Fourth Street $25 00 per month 1 I Oku. S. McCa-BTK« A. .1 1'ISKIlAM KOI ...-'.one. J. A. HAHVKY, i ; uubrook, it.) ■ 8 For Sale (Special) § Seven Roomed House, Third Street, Price $3,000. Corner Lot 50x100. Central location. We have also a lot of other Dwelling Houses and Building lots, which it would he well for intending purchasers to look into. Prince Rupert, B. C. w 11.I.IAM I, BBIUHS H.ii i. I i Soli • r. elc, B .lit-ilui | MiADlAM I3A.NK nl COMMBKI I-., I in. Molsons Hank, Eti EIltST ST., - KEVELSTOKE, U,C, DHi-.Kl SMI 1 It K Provincial Umd Surveyor, Mining Siuvuyor Engineering Mi Kkn/.IH Avkni'K, 11.,.i I ml, KlA Kl.s'1'..liK C. W. O W Mountain View Camp No. 229 Meet- Seeiin.l .ui'l l.'1'l'll' We.ln.-il.i)- in each moiitii. in Solklrk Hall. Vlailiu Woodmen conlially iiivimil loattona, W li. ARMSTRONG, Con. Com. ,1 MilS!YKK. Clint. KI-VKLSTiiKK AEK1E No, IZi F. O. E. Tho regular meetiuKit aro hold lu tlio Selkirk Ba . evorj Tuesday o\ tut . at * uoiuok Visiting brethren urn cordiallj invltotl. T J WALSH, I'llliHllll.M W. K. UcLAUl lll.lN.Sk.eiiKT.utv. Kootonay Lodge, No. 15, A F. JS. A. M. t% Tiio riiu'iiliu meet- iuua are liolil in tlie .4*1 MASUNil "I'KMI'I.K til Oilillelluw, Hall, I," A/ tlm tlnril Muii'liiy Hi ^^oiu'lt iiiuiilli at 1 p.m. Visitluit brethren ciiniiitliy welcome. I.'. A. l'l'.OI'L'NlKI:. Skcuktabv. SELKIRK LODGE No. 12, I. O. O. F. Hloui - overy Tliur.i day eveuiug iu Sel kirk Hall a! 8o'oluok V'li Itlua brethren am cordially t.. Bttend. W, A. K.ii'Ti:. N.ll. MS MATIIIK -f. Cold Range Lodge, K. ot P. No. 26, Rovelstoke, B. C. MHUTS . ' M!V W KUNK8DAX, except 11..1.1 WwIusmU) ,. each moiitn. tn ,o lUdlellow Hall «t B o'cl n-«. Vlaltltt. Knighta-are cordially uvi ted. T I' SMITH.!'. C. OH. UK' n K K. ..f li Jt S J li. Si HI'!' Sl, ,,! F. Zbc flDail*1bei*alb TLare i? >i> much had iu tho best of at, And &o much n«>od iu tho worst of ds, That it hardly bekiotiTB? any ol us To talk abuut the rest of us. SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1900 REVELSTOKE A.V.I'. MINERAL EXHIBIT No etiort should be spared by the member.- of the Hoard of Trade and others interested in exploiting thJ resources of tbe Columbia dintrict to make the exhibit of minerals at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposi tion as complete as possible and tt bave it in tlie hand., uf the compilers oi tbe British Columbia dis • ■.!,•. j- possible. Visitors ■_ Seattle bavi expr id tbe great est surprise and a ImiratiCn at the ie - ■' bicb the peo] i ol tbi - ind i ity are throwii _.- themti .•■• ml i the making ol b 1 wen tn ih L'i ■ none ol he cities that b bandied thi experiment il World's Fair be I an; ■ • .■-..- ii ■ ■ .... il tbi ni save | erh ip om ban ■ es ich under .... eattli ndeterred bj • ■ ■ ences .ii.d with tin- la.t- ring ■ nerg) ie marshalling all her n Boun • - and ber genius to make thi V..Y. P. K ■ position lhe beet ye! I hi magnaiiimily with which Uritish ' olunibin aod '•'. i • n i ana Is li ive l« oi inv ited lo participate iu lhe affair are i hai ..'. rfetii ol lhi gu alu ad AiAurii an in,.I in i. • .1 iIn- in.iiiu.'i, itive ' - nu nt- ui i luted Stuti . apital III i 'uii.nli.m «. -iei n ind i Irii , inal i lhe dr.twin- ol n line of nutionnl distinction almost im] ihlo, While .i large numbei ..i visitoi ... Seattle will extend iheir lour ol ni 11 tion lo Ibis province, tbere will be ii vaster majority wbo will eiiin iheir lirst knowledge ol liritii-ii Columbia by what tbey see al thn . xposilion, No corner ol the prov- iiii i lhal lm.- Intent possibilities oi opens hi inviting Hold foi lho in .. Iliivlll ol Cilpitill Should be neglectful of nn opportunity to .-preiid itself to the limit of its wing feathers, While American capital haa not been reluctant in the past to investigate the treasures of the Canadian territory the contiguity f such a vast body ol potential wealth us lhe province bus must come as a revelation to many likely investors who would never see these tilings until tbey are thrust directly under their attention. It innv be a weariness lo the llesh for any central body to awaken the degree of general iu- lerest lhat should be manifest at such it time and yet il is only by persistent effort uu the part of the few lhat the larger bodies cun be roused into activity. Kvery likely prospect should have its colors in the vast muss that will represent lhe various parts of the province. And the earlier these exhibits nre in the builds nl those in charge of the main exposition the better will be the opportunity to give them place. The nagging necessary lo accomplish this mny not be a pleasant tusk bin when the culmination is successful the effort is forgotten. CHINESE REPATRIATION A new solution—or partial solution—of the Chinese immigration problem as it affects tbe Canadian labor market seems to be looming up ns a result of a prolonged visit by a Chinese representative of the government of KwangSu province to tbis country. The gentleman is Mr. I.u.--/ Ki, who passed through Vancouver ou his way to China on the last outgoing Empress Mr. Lo declares the province of Kwang Su to be rich in minerals nud he has spent ten months in America interesting American capital in the development ol thi mineral prospects along modern nnd Occidental lines. Capital to the extent ol §8, 1,000 has be, ii subscribed lor the purpose on this continent and n large quantity ol mai binery was taken oui by I 1 arty to work in lhe new mini But tl I.,/- ' . Oil.IUIH | unary can.: , .iin,-,i n by him an.out.' • ountrymen lookin . i r re- uii n H" urne ... themselves lau: . i n ways to go back in.I seek employment in ih< ■ .pm. nl vvi.i',-. wbii;. ■ .. from n the ' Irienl i ■ provinces. He lab i i rodui tion ol iur we lern m methods in ' ion ' « « the adoption ol iv li omi - ... ha m pa rai li ■■■ lh lh il paid in Europi an i ounl rii intl lhal where In- own ... i.'i men an capable ol lilling I he position! ol tru ■ in tin ■>■ new indnstris I onlei - pi.-•- ilu place ■■! i eti upon i-'. ' looe ■ Ao. oI .In "• number "i ' ii iental in n ur loss familiar with American mining oper.ii mil- lm .'■ igiiilied llioir in tellllull ol going boiie I" take ll|i the new work II this propag ini ni .-liiiiilii succeed il mn hi bul ii .-hurt time till a verj different con diiion may oxisl in Canada will. reference lo Chinese immigrants, The Chinese population I n il largo and the expatriation of a few hundred ol the more expert of these would leave a bole In ome uf tho I ml ii trial undertakings ol the wei i Ibe invasion ol (Tun.i by Anii'ii- can capital at the solicitation of the Chinese tliemselves and to be managed ostensibly by joint American nnd Chinese boards of directors is an experiment which will be watched with the greatest interest, as well as the effect it will have upon the la bur market here. Canada's drink bill, aiuuuuting as it docs to if'"11,000,000 per annum, would build, et|uip and maintain live Dreadnaughts each year, If the booze bills were stopped and lhe money spent in Dreadnaughts in live years Canada might have a navy uf 2i, uf these ships, no dis- paragable Meet. While one dreads to think of Dreadnaughts in action. their combined destructive agency would scarcely average as high as that of the liquor traffic if we accept the census of the latter. How would il be to try it for live years tnd see how Canada vvnuld feel at the end of tbe experiment'.' But we won't do it. THE FIRST SALE of Prince Rupert lots will be held at Vancouver, British Columbia, May :15th lo 2(jtli iyo<). Prince Rupert is the Western terminus of the Grand Trunk I'acilic Railway. The sale will beheld in the interests of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Company and the Government of British Columbia; half of the lots offered being owned by each party. From 2, >oo to 2,400 lots will be offered. The sale will be held by auction and the terms of payment will be one-quarter cash, and the balance in one, t\vo and three years, with interest at six per cent. Agreements will be executed immediately on payment of the lirst instalment, and purchasers may enter into possession at once. Titles are absolutely indefeasible, which means thai the government of British Columbia guarantees all titles. For maps and further particulars, write, C. D. RAND, Agent for Government and Railway. Vancouver, B. C. The budget speech delivered on Wednesday by Hon. Mr. Fielding shows nu estimated surplus of $1,500,000 although the estimated income i- more than $11,000,000 less than Ilinl of last year. The surplus 1- calculated from the consolidated revenue account. Neither the bukget speech nor Mr. Foster's criticism of it wns worthy the occa- -iuii nnd both make rather tame reading. The opposition seem more diligent at unearthing BCandal nnd the government at burking inquiry than in attending to the study of the more serious at'lairi- ot the country. CORRESPONDENCE, Injustice to Voters Bditoi Mai Sis In the last two iaauea uf your ! tper a list 01 names has lieen pub- : 1 y •; . oolleef r 0! rot! - ' — . Association wiab to mting in strict Sow, il 1 be aamea are - ■.. - ry grave in to oui riiiroad • . rtiei ere but - • ... 1st there are tiain- : -.'.en,en r.11,1,0.. ■ bo may be baek in-n ■- nn liintr inti-r, - UO ly not rigut ! bat '.nrreil ri in laol • . '■ ..... . ei- 'In ma ,( our engine and tram . k ..il - faithfully I 1. k lie Ipr lui o'l WEDDING BELLS Well Known Kootenay Contractor Weds A weildiug ul particular interest tuok nlace at KisBland on Tuesday last, the contracting parties being Mies Beatrice Hobbs, daughter ul Mr, S. llubbB, buuk-keeper to the contracting firm of Macdonald & Gillette, who were the successful tenderers for the Government trallic bridge over the Columbia river at thia point, and Mr, \V. U. Gillette, ex-mayor nf Nelson and une ol the partners in the above mentiuned linn The happy couple have been spending their honeymoon at the coast cities and will return to Nelson via Revelstoke tomorrow, UKOWH-MOKKIT. The marriage took place at St. Andrew's church, Kamloops, on Wednesday evening ol Mr. Arthur Wilson Orowe and Miss Adi Louise Morrill, .laughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Julin Morrill ul that city. Rev, W. A, A'ylie was the officiating clergyman. Miss Ida 11. Crowe, sister to the groom assisted the bride, while Mr. J. Henry Morrill upheld the groom. A splendid reception wae tendered after the cere- inuny at the home ol the bride's parents after wbicb the-new couple lelt (or Kevelsloke where tbey will lake up their residence. Mr. Crowe runs iu and out ol Revolstoke as a C.P.R. conductor. , AMi'iun.i.-i.onwiN Tbe residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. Howson, McKenzie avenue waa gladdened mi Tuesday by the marriage nl Mr. .lames Albert Campbell, brother m Mrs. Howson, to Miss Mabel Godwin, bulb the young penple being nf this city. Mr. Joseph Huw.- in acted us best man while Miss Surah Thompson made a pretty bridesmaid. Tbe ceremony was performed by Kev. \V. P. Freeman. After a wedding break- last the newly made cuuple lelt fur Salmon Ann and other western pointB along the hue oi the C.l'.li. where their honeymoon will lie spent. They will reside iu tiie city. GOVERNMENT TELEPHONES Saskatchewan Purchases Bell Lonq-distance System 1. , -a-k April 'Jl—The Bas* ■ .mil Government has purcha-cit „ .;-•!• .. lines ll '.I exchanges DI I tne Bell Telephone company d tins provinoe, ami will .. system ,11 May lat, jlutl the deta 1 the trai - nbli It is understood .,. ■ ,. prii. .-i to be pa ,-:. and 1 I pi ivinoial a- the •'•i-1 timi .',«. Notice! Huw is a tlmt my well .11 nn: names ol many other li.tlm in .. 1,0 ri side in it, ■... to) boing id ■ 1' .ici .1- li 1.. sn Irom ' li tors list I am a borne I- here and I have bei 11 nn thi itei Isi lor v .r- hi, 1 I 1I0 nut knnw why Me bits 1 laao cial mn «ie ul,I he allowed to remove my nun , .mil Uin! ol my ll Ilu iryinen Aru 1 hey 1 tymg tu take 11 voie- away' Vours truly, I 1, . , 1,0 .. County Court 'lhe regular spring sittings of the County Court will open In the Revo). ainke Court House on Wednesday April IWth ni. lu o'olook Mia 11.,,... .imigi loi'iii win preside, ustotice IN THK MATTKII OF AN APPLICATION for the issue of a duplicate Certificate 0f TitlG for Lots I, 2and .1, Block 011, Town of Revelstoke I Map (530), NOTICK IS HKRKBYG-IVKN that it is my intention to issue at the expiration of one month iit'ter the Hist publication hereof a duplicate of the Certificate of Title to the above mentioned lots in tbe name of Dennis McCarthy, which Certificate is dated the 51b of December, limit, nnd numbered 0348D. II. lt. JORAND, Distriel Registrar, Land Registry Ollice, Nelson, B. C, March 21, UKW. Revelstoke Cricket Club Season liMit) All who wish to be members and to be Included in the list of players, nre requested to send iheir names at once In W. II. HUMPHREYS, Hun. Secy., P. O. Box 701. Membership Pee Wn. ap ItJ-iny s CEMENT BLOCKS Mnnafaotured fur all olassoa <>f butldluga CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS fnr salo in I a r^rt* ur small qutmtitie* at tlie Inwn-i prices fur «-n.-li. All kinds of building and plastering uudottaVeDi A. PRADOLINI, - REVELSTOKE SHOW CARD WHITING HOl'SK PAINTING HOUSE DECORATING PAPER HANGING Kirst class Work Guaranteed. Mail Orders Promptly Killed. R. Z. Crawford Corner 3rd Street and Robson Ave. Auction Sal ,••* ..1 tl erous ,1 enquiry thai ire be ed Irum tl .,l this ridin re ii pre ieni <■■ id 1 ! ■ ,iil the iii im ihe ,1 ore ol | :■..,, . l.unsei v* t Ol l.lloil, .' ll • Ill' . mphalii oily th'1} hat n j t entered a )hi>_;li 1 lion ! I,md ihai the li H 11 . adverti led | , ,,i,i ijn , 11,lines 'ili|ci tnl in h) j :,|,i, .. ni.itn ci ill the Liberal party, 1 in., UKVEL8T0KK OONHRRVA1 IVT ASMOC, W, W Foil 111 President A K, K11- . ah, II. I. M.S0111.1 . A Ml 1,1 i •., Vice I'teiiiileiitH, Tbere will be offered fur sale by I'u I.lin Auction on the premises kniwn a* Fleming'* Livery nt the City of Hevelstoke on Tuesday, April 27tii al 10:30 in the forenoon nil lhe aim k ol borsU|birHBN, itleiKliH, waggons, buggies mul Implements and other urticli-t» covered by assignment, h Intt nl which can be seen at the uiilr.e ui the Assignee. Trrms Casli C. Holten, Assignee. ■fmJi:r IME tUAKST )^^-i THE MOST THE LWKTEST "»iiaw* coxromMf POMMEL SLICKER and cheapest in the end because* wears MtyM evr#Y Tnw.C_MMIM.Ca a vwaiif* ua Many Handsome Dinner Sets Given Away Did You Get Yours? livery user ol Royal Standard Flour receives a coupon in each I!) lh. sack, which entitles the holder to a chance to win a beautiful China Dinner Set. Ten are given away free each month to the users of Ibis famous bread flour. Duplicates of the coupons placed in the llour sacks are placed in a sealed recoptacle and ton are drawn each month. The winning numbers will be announced in this ppace. Compare your coupons each month with the lucky numbers as announced, and if you lind you hold one of the duplicates send it to us and we will at once forward you a beautiful 10!) piece China Dinner Set free uf all charges. VANCOUVER MILLING & GRAIN Co., Ltd. VANCOUVER, B. C. THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1856 Capital Paid Up Rest Fund $3,500,000 $3,500,000 Has 65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents in all the Principal Cities of the World. A GENERAL BANKING BU8INESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT At all Branohes. Interest allowed at highest current rate. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager. Make Your Home Beautiful ? with one ol our bands ime parlor sets, upholstered in high grade silk, nr W. dumaBk, with frames that are in every je conceivable design, and made tu wear y. Indefinitely, We nave many new and 't'ltiillful pirl.ir -tclf antliidd pieces (nr litiiiuiilyinii the home that are taste lui, effective and inexpensive, and will jjuhuiv yuur ruunid to the beat advantage. R. HOWSON Sr CO.'Y. Big Discount on a 11 Cask Sales Doyle & Allum, Ltd. J P. BURNS & COMPANY, LIMITED. HKAD otftflOH : (Jauiaky, Ai-hukta. Wholesale and Retail Meat Merchants Pork Puckers and Dealers In Live Stuck. Markets In all the prlucl pal Cities and Towns of Alberta, British Columbia and tbe Yukon. Puckers of tbe Celebrated Brand " Impuratur" Bams and Bacon, and " Shamrock" Brand Leaf Lard. 4^%^%^%^%%%^%^%,'%^%%^%%^%^%«,%%%v%«.v) THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Import direct from country ol origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. BEVELSTOKE' il. O. Central Hotel z^.^. REVELSTOKE, B. C. ABRAHAMSON BROS., PROPRIETORS Newly built. Kirst-ohiHB in every reBpect. All modern conveniences Large Sample Rooms. Hater "bl.60 por Day, Special Weekly Rates. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under Bame management ORIENTAL HOTEL suitalily fiirnishi_il wilh the choicest the market affords, Hest Wines, Liquors and (ligars. Ratea $1 a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBEET STONE JPiROIP. Queens ftotel COMAPLIX Hest brands 01 Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to 1-ish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this' Hotel. CHIEF YOUNQ, Proprietor DUE MAIL DERAliD, BEVELSTOK , i i ■i '. ■ i PROTECT YOUR TREEC ~* TliQiit, .lA_atrnuo_.c nannrtt tlua utha.et tmac hnufl hpo- trptttpfl ufilh ^^ These destroyers cannot live where trees have bee WARNOCK'S TREE PAI N Pear Hlighi. Rabbits, Mice. Borers, Canker Worm, San Jos, cnle, ()y.-l er Shell. Bark Louse and Sun Scald. THE COST IS VEKV SMALL. It will not wash off. One application protects for two yeitis. Warnnck's Tree Paint ia not an experiment, Ic has stood the lest for six years In all parts of the United States, it is uu iilisnlute preventative and cine fur I'oar Blight. We invito Investigation. The Arkansas fSxperituentuI Station bus used tins tree 1> distribution among leading orchards. Semi for f). 11. LAWES, Enderby, ti. C US-page free buoklct lu Sole Manufacturers for H. Paget Supply Company, Agents, Revelstoke, B C. if,,... . ■* Kill aw* trot* 1 jkll FOR THE SPRING TRADE Seeds for the Farm, (far- den, Lawn nr Conservatory. Tested slock from the best growers in Kng- land. France, Holland, United States, Canada. Fruit ami Ornamental Trees, Small Fruits, Fng- lish Hollies, Grown in iheunly part of American Continent not infested with the San Jose scale. Our trees do not have Io be fumigated and uonse quently damaged. 140 Pane Catalogue Tree' M. J. HENRY Green Houses and Seed Mouses 3010 Westminster Koad VANCOUVER, B.C. ■RANCH NURSERY, SOUTH VANOOUVER Vmurseries Further Investigate STATEMENT OF Montreal-Canada Fire Insurance Co. 31 ST. DKCEMBElt, l'.lOM Security Fop Policy Holders SUBSCRIBED CAPTITAL Paid on stuck . .* 89,490.00 Bal. uncollected 118,470 00 * IG7.9K0.U0 i Government requirement!.. 1!)2,(>0K 03 I Balance at cradit 24,976 29 Total Security $375,684.32 (KSTAIU.ISIIIil) HAW A OENTUKV) Certificate of Improvements ISTOTICE Dominion Mineral (.'luim, situate in the Trout Luke Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Where located:— Kapid Creek. Take notice that I, Catherine Maud Kraser. Free Miner's Oertilicate No. K W2DA, intend, sixiy days from the date linrenf, to apply lu the Milling Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Orown Grant 01 lhe above claim. Antl further lake notice that action, under section 'Al, must lie commenced before the issuance of such Certificate of ImpniveiiTi'ins. limed this 22nd day of February, A.D. 1D!H). may 12 Catherine Mauo Phaser Notice of Dissolution NOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN that the partnership heretofore existing between the undeisigned as ci_.ni' manufacturers ut Kevelslnke. III'., under tbe name of the Union Cigar Factory, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by James Walker, who assumes all liabilities of the partnership and who is entitled to receive payment nf all sums due and payable to the partnership. Dated April 3rd, 1909. ill. A. BKOWN, 1,1 vs. Walker. Certificate of Improvements USTOTICE Pluto and flalillou Mineral claims, tiltutile lu ihe Truut Lake Hiuhig Div tabu nf We»t Kouteuiiy Dlstriot. Where located; Ou Divide botweou Caaoade aud i'uplur (.'reeks anil «b«iiit 'i mile frum A- & K . Railway. Tale notice that I, O. K.N, Wilkie, acting 08 Agent for K-.lvan! Raillie, Fre*' Miner's ( eriifi- rate No. iB88303, intend, sixty day- frnm date hereof, to apply t*» the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvement-, ftir the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant of fhe at>ovn claim:.. And further take notice thut action, under section N7, must He commenced before the tssu- nnre of Mich Certificate of Improvements. Dated this 1th day of March, A.D , IW. O. B, N. W ILK IK, feb U Trent Lake. NOTICE Notice is hereby given thai, ill tht expiration of three months frnm date hereof, application will lie inadi to His Honour, the Lieutenant Ooveiiiorin- Oouncll for an Order in Oouncil change ing lhe nnnie of Wnnlscy, LeFeaux fi Company, Limited, to "Lefeaux & Sutherland, Limited." Dated this sth day of February, inon. Harvey, McCarter A Pinkham, Solicit ors for the said Company, may 2 NOTICE llevelstnke Land District. District of West Kootonay Take notice lhat I, John 11 Selkirk, Agent, uf Vancouver, II.C, intend lo apply to the Commissioner of Lauds uml works for permission to purchase the following descrilied landsi Beginning at s post planted about yi) chains eaal of the north caul cornel' of Timber Limit No. 12160, on Upper Arrow Lake, Wesi Kniitumiy. running west Wl chains, thence nurtb IK) chains, ibence easi 00 chains, thenco south in chains, Ibence east 20chains, tlience south '2d cbulns lu point uf commencement. Dated April 7th, num. ai> 14 JOHN ll. SELKIRK, NOTICE llevelstnke Land Dislricl. District nf West Kooteuay. Take Notice that l. A.w. Dickinson, uf Arrowhead, B.C., occupation, lumberman, thirtydftJIS after date intend to apply for permission lo purchase lhe following described land: Commencing nl a post planted mi lake shore, at the northeast corner of lui 7isir. ami marked "A. VV. Dloklu- SOU's Northwest Comer," thence soutb Hi chaini, east III chuins, .north lu chaius, west 10 chains, following lake shore to place of commencement, Dated April 71 li, WW). Ap, iii, a. vv. Dickinson, To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Oash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, Bxporter of Furs. W.B.ROBERTSON AGENT WANTED fpXPERlENOED WAITRESS want- j ed, $30 per mouth, must be experienced—Halcyon Hot Springs, TTIOR SALE—A Six-roomed cottage, JP apply K. N. Doyle. tf FOR SALE—Simpson's mill ,site Galena Bay, Arrow Lakes 1120. ncres, half mile water frontage, hesi mill site on the Arrow Lukes. For particulars npply to W. A, Smythe, Rev- elsioke, 11. C. FOR SALE—One dozen thoroughbred White Leghorns, with Cockerel, Bhtnchard's strain; 2 dozen Brown Leghorns, with Cockerel, Morgan's stiain. Apply or address J. A. SluR '£21, Rev oan, Bux: velstoke, B, O. IriOR SALE—Four acres of rich land ' cleared, fenced and plumed in red clover; only 75 feel from cily limits electric light und water mains; nn main road to city; valuable property; suit- able for irfatket garden or resideiital purposes; owner must sell; price $1,IXHJ Apply Mail-Herald otlice. WANTKD—Experienced Hrst-class liinilieininn wants empluymelil us t ruvt'lliug salesman, nr any position of I rust with lumber concern. Apply to "Successful," Mail-Herald, Revelstoke. inch 27 WANTED—Position us yard fere niiin or edgernian by first-class lumberman. Apply to "Faithful," 10OB, Mail-Herald, Revelsluke. Wanted u woman to clean offices ii pply Canadian Bunk of Commerce, 11 1/iUll SALE Twu bedroom suites, P one Doberty organ iu puuiu case. uml nihei household articles. Apply A. Citrinti li.iel. McKenzieave. I/IOIt BALE -Safe uml C.-ish Register X; Becond bund. Oheup,—Apply Box IMI, Cily. ap lu li FOR SALE—Four I acre lots, OOOxUU feet, tell minutes walk from pust ntlice, fenced and cleat ed for sale, price sjCiii per acre—$100 down, $iuu in three muiiihs, $75 in six months. Suitable for home, market, or fruit. Apply to Maii.-Hkrai.ii. NOTICE Revelstuke Land District. District of West Knntenay. Take nutice that Julin A. Simpson, of Arrowhead, occupation married woman, intend toappty for permission to purchase the following described lands: Commencing at u post planted ut south-east corner of \ait HVXI, thence west 10 chains, thence south 7 chains more or less to lake shore, thence along lake shore lo poinl uf commencement. Dated Hnl April, ItlOII. uplO-OOd JULIA A. SIMPSON. FOR SALE OR RENT Belore the First ol May, two su- roomed houses, iu Kevelstoke, with two aores of luu,I each; Including, il wauled, horse and rigs and all garden tools. Situated west uf C IMi, trsck Lower town. Apply to E. HOARD, tc Box 286, Kevelstoke. Notice of Dissolution Nolice is hereby given thai ihe partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned K.J. Branfnrd, Frank Hill and A. Wallace Dickinson, carrying on business us K..I, Brunford fi i'n. as freighters and packers at Camborne ami Beaton, B. Ci Has this day been dissolved by mutual consent, 'i'he suid A. Wallace Dickinson reliiing frtun the snid linn and thu said K. J. Uinn- I'niil ami Frank Hill continuing the business under the sume name uf K. J. Illlillfunl ,v Co. Dated April I lib, iiiiiii. K. .1. BlIANKIIIIl. A. W, Ull KINSON, up limy 5 Frank Him.. Eggs for Hatching from Thoroughbred Birds While Leghorn from dlnnebord's Hi t Jl in. Brown Loghoi i> lium Morgan's strain, Rhode Island Reds hum .Millet- strain A sel I ing ul I.i from iny of tlie abofi strains$2. Apply ur address .1. A. MORGAN, Bux £!(, Revelsluke, B. 0. ^H'SlTWIKiPpV^"1' "' What Our Trade-Mark Means to You TT means that the flour contained in haps and barrels so tradc-innrkcd is decidedly whiter, a great deal stronger and nunc nutritious than other flours. it means tn.it ihe flour has been properly aged lo mature its full strength. It means "More bread and better Bread" and better pastry, too. It means elimination of uncertainty—"your money back" if Purity fails to give entire satisfaction. Costs more than the other kind, but worth the difference. FLOUR Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Limited, Mills at St. Bonikacb, Oopbricii, Brando*. Office, Winnipeg, Manitoba ill Wood Reduced Prices Now is the time to order yuur mill wood. Five loads and nver $1.75 Per Load delivered at any point between Mill and Koutenay Street. Kiln Dried Kindling $2.50 a load Order at ollice ol Bowman Lumber Co'y. A Shingle In Time Saves Nine Many kinds uf shingles, bul the best loof-covering that any inun cun top oIT wilh'is a Fire insurance Policy In a reliable company. So thai if ibe flre-liend lays his home In ashes, be gets dollar for dollar without delay. Can the manufacturers of shingles offer a kind to boat this f if not insured, lei us shingle ynur mul' TO H.W for TO-MORROW may lie tuo late, Lowest premiums in .best companies onlv. E. A. HAGGEN Kkai. EstaTB ami Inki ham k REVELSTOKE, II. C. •OVflll iflps Vm Io Ell Recatue it contains all the ntimnlating properties of bfef in m concentrated form. This excites the appetitejattd makes tou hungry. BOVRIL Feeds Ton Because it contains all the Albumen and Fibrin of the lieef. These are the vital nuurishing properties which make BOVRIL differ so essentially from all other preparations of meat. Take BOVRIL #» t»t tmnA MlsMIMea ** Arrange Now for Your Summer Supply of IGE IMIU E. W. B. PAGET Phone 39 OAloe MoKenzie Ave CONDEMNS U.M.W. UNION Board of Conciliation Recites Strong Grounds of Objection. Ottawa, April 21.—Strongly cun- demnatory ol the influence ot American labor unionism in Oanada is the report of the board ol conciliation appointed under the Lemieux Aet tu enquire into a dispute between the I'oininioii Ooal Company ul Nova Scotia and lhe miners. Tho report of the board slates that the most important questiou for consideration was that uf recognition nl the I'.M.W. ol America by the Dominion Coal Company, a question purely a matter ol pulicy. The II.M.VV claimed the right tn approach the management by conuiiittcos, as is done by the P.W.A., but the company thus found itscll face to faro with two rival organizations antl Inun,I it impracticable to deal wiili separate committees whose contentions might be at variance. Tbe repurt continues. "The principal reason, however, why the company refused to recognize the I'.M.W. is that they are practically u foreign organization, having danger oils anil menacing powers under the constitution. It is true that the U. M.W. is international in membership, but the principal executive ollicers and the great bulk of the members reside in the United States. The company pointed out tbat this has a very BeriouB ell'ect on the coal trade ol Nova Scotia, inasmuch as American operators are making serious inroads into Canadian markets. But ihe most objectionable clause of tbe cunstitution (of tbe U.M.W.A.) is as follows: ' The international utlicials shall at any time they deem it to the beet, interests of mine workers in a district that is idle for just and sufficient reasons order a suspension of work in any other district or districts that would not in any way impede the settlement ol the district affected, provided that such action would conserve to the best interests of the CM. W. of America. "This rules makes its quite possible for the executiie of the United Mine Workers, whose head ollice is in Indianapolis, Indiana, to proclaim a strike in Nova Scotia if they considered it to be in the inteiesta of the U.M.W. as a whole Tbe board considers thai the coal company is amply justified in refusing to recognize an organization that cuuld exercise such a dangerous and continually menacing power The men must Bee tbat their interests are bound up witb those of the Coal Company and while tbey naturally expect to share in the prosperity ol the company, anything that tends to hamper materially the operations of the company must iu the end prejudicially affect themselves." A BOY FIEND Loses Temper and Feeds Baby Step-Brother to Hogs Nkw Oltl.KA.NS, La., April 21.— Incensed because his stepmuther had lelt him ,,! home near Opelousas, La,, iu charge ul hia little stepbruthera and stepsister fur lhe day, Tom Oodtrey, a 12-year-old negro, led the yuuiigest of his charges to the hogs, and later, with an axe, inflicted what will probably prove fatal wounds, on the heads of the Iwo other children. The stepinutlier reported the triple crime tu the parish authorities uml Turn was placed in j•»i 1 at Upelutisas, She says sbe Intuid the baby iu the pen with the hugs when sbe returned home. Its hands and feet hail been oaten off, but it was still alive. She straightway whipped Tom, and when she went Ior a duutur to attend the baby, Tom seized au axe and attacked his Bix-yeaa-old stepbrother inflicting several ileepwininils. His youug stepsister Interfered, and he crushed her skull with an axe. I'he girl is dying and the nihei twu children have little chance lur recovery. Law Restricts Marriages Nkw Yoitk, April 21.— I'ersons al llictod with consumption may uu longer marry in New Jersey. Neither may pcrsuus having any Iraiismissablu disease. A law liirhitldiug such marriages, which modern health authorities have been urging Ior years, was passed in the closing hours uf the legislature's set-sum last week and was signed laic Saturday night by Governor Furl. Thero was bitter opposition tu the law un the ground ol its unconstitutionality, bul it finally passed by a comfortable majority. Estimated Wheat Crop WiNSiriiti, April 21 —Mr. Frank Fowler, secretary Northwest Urain Dealers Association, stated to-day that the estimate ul the grain crop this year will he I l..,oi)<i,n(ill bushels. This will he the result ul lands ttiruwu 0|h:ii and huinestcnding nud is hii increase of about 16,000,000 nvor Inst year. B. OF R. T. DANCE Marathon Waltz Won by Mrs. Edwards and McCannell Tlie dance held under the aus.iices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the li. ol R. T. on Thursday night at tbe Opera House proved a gnat success both in the !art'c turnout of guests and in the uncial feeling which pervaded all Music was furnished by the Independent Hand and I!. Cordon officiated as Master ol Ceremonies. At midnight supper wus served and the guests wauled fur uuthing in the way oi dainties uf all kinds. The decorative scheme, though not elaborate, wsb tastefully carried uut, being in reality a icplica ul that used for the hOBpital the previous Tuesday. Alter supper tho feature ul the night wan the Marathon waltz. This is the lirst of its kind ever held in Rovelstoke and created nu little interest. There were ten onirics and the rules of the cun- test were thai each oollple had to start frum uue> uf the referees and each referee (there being one to each couple) was to carefully keep tally of the number of times his couple waltzed round the hall within the 80 minutes allotted for the race. Each couple bad to turn once in every four bars and could rest as often as they liked. Tho couple making the greatest number of laps during the half hour would be the winners. The following entries were made: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Macdonald, Miss Campbell and Dr. Hamilton. Mis. Somes and Mr. Haner, Mrs. Kdwardj and Mr. MuCannell, Mr. and Mrs. K. O, McRae, MrB. Walker aud Mr. Buckley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Stingley, Miss Ferguson aud U. H. Brock, Miss Bartlow and J. Haner. The referees were elected from the hall as fulluws: Messrs.. Davis, Hen- derson, Grimes, Calder, Roller, Jamieson, H. .McSorley, Schuuse, Walker. The start was fast and a slashing pact being sei by Mr. Stingley and hia partner. Throughout the whole of the race each couple kept up a fast yet steady gait, a few lulling out in order to rest. The interested spectators were highly enthusiastic and cheered luatily. Taking the course round tbe hall as 150 feet and the average number ol laps as 60, the dancers covered well over 2 miles including the turua. The reaull waa as (oIIowb: 1st.—Mrs Edwards and Mr. McCan- nell, lil times ruund. 2nd.—Mr. and Mrs. Dun McDonald, G2. 3rd—Mrs. Walker and Mr. Buckley, 60. The winners received a liandsniiie [ub and sleeve links respectively. The lirst Marathon dance in Revelstuke proved a greiit succets. Messrs. VV. H. Elson, Supt. T. Kilpatrick and VV," A. Foote acted as judges. CANADA WINSATHORSESHOW Double the Prizes Taken from Americans by Canucks The annual horse show at Vancouver opened this year with all the eclat which distinguished the successful adventure last year. A large number ul burses were on exhibit frum various parts nf Oanada und the United States but thu best, prizea wore held at home by tho Canadian exhibits many uf the ••Firsts" lining retained iu Vancouver. Hum Captain Tatlow, Minister ol Finance, iu luriually opening the show said.— "I count this llurso Sbuw as ol very great assislitncc in the wurk thn government is carrying un," declined the Minister of Finance. "The Minister ol Agriculture is trying tu improve the quality ul stuck in thia pruvincc and nothing iB mure calculated tu advance his cllurts llian the undertaking the Horse Show promoters have taken in build." lie lltlilersluii I llllil there were horses in the riding uml driving classiio Irom all parts ul lhe Dominion ami Irom south ol lhe line, anil thai thero were lino exhibits in ihe breeding classes. The encuuriigement nl the breeding classes was that tie guvernment were taking most.interesl in because they believed this wai gning to be ii great horse cuiiiitry. lie regarded il as an important industry and one deserving of every sup port. Comparison of lhe winning <-.111]in m shuws the following results; IIANADIAM WINNERS Firal prizes Ill Suouiul prizes lfi Third prizes II Grand total 8fl AME111CAN WINNBIil First prizes 0 Second prizes -1 Third prizes. 6 Qrand total ih VV. J. Ourtis, piano tuner, will bl iii tho city abuut 25th April. Orders lelt. wilh ll. IIiiwhiiii ur Kevelstuke Ueuoral Agencies will receive prompl nitwit mil. td ■» »_B__Rjm<ww_|xj^BjTjt««K_r', .;y^r , 'S^rtzsVKVeVSif^eimt'SSSKi iri fcl i?i^ te2^ T't'P i '--V=.-; £ ii 11:.' r &%!&£* I All Work Promptlv and Neatly Executed Commercial Printing A Specialty With Us. Call for Estimates and Advertising Fates if1 eS. ' A A JL &«_£___/"■JLiL.iirf' Jm.VA.ll PUBLISHING COMPANY, Ltd. THK PRICE i^y _iV 5^ H Sn Clear, So Shining and sn Evident thai-it will glimmer through a Blind Man's Eye _-_---*-.i' ■ n VISIBLE TYPEWRITER A Canadian M.idr Writing Machine |.',.r ease ol o|>eralion nnd potto, lion in ibo ri - ill pro- duced tho " EMPIRE" 'n ri'.wi.i iKi; nn iii- paasod, The" KM I'll: I-." ■ ' im t oui plicated mu ■ mi i I while ii- 111.U..0 . i i |ign- ment, margin I I u ilitu . automatic i on ■ nieni i . liability, visible writing, minimum ol nolrn in operation make it the typewriter pur excellent e, The - UMPIRE " needs Ien cure thin) any niher machine because then re lewi i parti I,, be cared foi tlso due b thi sirong liui of sitnj il are pari of I he in i hine. I he C.I'.H ' -' lhi I.M I'll; I. Typo* i 1896, c ; .. tied . uld to the numbi r, and n i* i i -imii ti m ire Iban 700 uf these machii ADOPTED BY The British Covernment " French Covernment " Bank of Montreal. " Merchants Bank of Canada " Molsons Bank and all educational instil u- iiuiiH ill Canada The Price $60.00 LOCAL AGENTS INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED REVELSTOKE, B. C. THE MAIL HERALD, REVELSTOKE B. C. EASTER BARGAINS "—\ 0--CK>0<_K>0<->-0<><_KH> CHAS. M. FIELD New Wash Goods ut bargain prices. Victoria Lawns, special ut i2^c. White Waistings and Cross-bar Muslins at ioe. per yard and up. Pretty Muslins in check, e, etc., selling at 12 jii'c. per yard. English Gignhatns and Galateas n and stripe, elling at 15c. per yard. New Whitewear in skirts, gowns, corset covers, Irawers, etc , all at special prices. Spring arrivals in men and boys'wear 1 ne and pick out your Easter Hat, wc have it here. New Ties, new Gloves, new , new -'ms of Underwear, etc. Ladies' uml Misses Bootand Shoe Department 0 newest Sp.in_; styles will he ol special interest to every woman. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Our Millinery Department is at its best now. You can depend upon seeing the ip-to-date modes and the very laiei.t styles. This department is under the ipervision of Miss McKenney, while her skill and experience should be a sufficient goarantec 10 one and all- REID & YOUNG Pure Drugs combined with carelul compounding, prompt delivery and r< asonable price- ure the factors ■a hich have built up our business to its present immense p r,,portions. Bring yuur next pre- scriptiun here if ynu want satisfactory results Macdonald's Drug Store (JARDEN S E E 1) S Call unci inspect our stock of Onion None hut new su Sets ami Warden Seeds uf nil kinds •ds kepi in stuck GROCERIES BAKERY We carry n complete line of staple anil fancy groceries, ninl can oiler you the best goods at llie sume price us yon pay fur inferior lines. t )ui bread, cuke nnd pastry triule is rapidly increasing, a trial order Inr any une ni the aliuve will explain why. Our aim is tu keep only the best. Hobsons Bakery & Grocery Rent Estate, Insurance and Commission Agent Ofliee on First St., Opposite the Club Rents Collected, Loans Notary Puuuo 10<K>00<>0<K^<K>O<KHH><H><HH><><M> < MOUNTAIN SUPPLY CO.. Limited GROCERIES AND GENTS FURNISHINGS If vou want good Potatoes we have 2/ just unloaded a ear. Special prices V* mL for ton lots. Now is your chance to Jftv rtC purchase .some for seed. Try our Butter rh and tell your neighbor about its quality ' First Street, Revelstoke, B. C. 'Phone 248 «*♦**!»»*•»»*****!»***************«** THIS SPACE IS HELD FOR JOHN D, SIBBALD LOANS C. P. R. townsite agent REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AND COLLECTIONS BUSINESS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED COVERED BUTTONS The fashionable trimming for all suits at the present lime is the covered button. All I lie best tailored show buttons in various sizes. Wc have a full range in both Satin and Silk covered Buttons in all sizes and colors. SAILOR HATS are being largely worn this season and we are showing a nice assortment in white and colors at very reasonable prices. CHILDREN'S HATS Straws, Sailors and Tains, the largest, best and cheapest lot of these goods wc have yet shown. Get them early while the range is complete. McLennan & Co, «#*****•***«*■:>***.**•*******■************ Local and General. Moving Pictures tonight. Don't forget tho Y.M.C.A. ictal Tuesday next—afternoon and evening. Cum. lo the s .M.C.A. and enjuy n pleasant afternoon or evening—Tuesday 27th. lleai the pretty Bung Btory hy the children ou Friday, May 7th, at the ..pera ll 1181 The May Festival promises to bo the best performance ever put on hv child red iu RevelBtoke. Watch tor tiirinet particulars. Humors have reached the cily that a case ol smallpo-x has developed in one ol tbo lumber camps near to town. bi alth authorities ure making -tnd investigation. The Ulobe Lumber Company report a heavy demand fur building material .1 all kind?. They received this week n... less than teu cutis ol lumber and shingles and it is &uing out as fust us teams can deliver it, Kev. H. Dickson, ul Knox cullegc, Toronto, arrived this week to lake charge uf the Presbyterian mission work aluiig the line oi the C.P.K. witb headquarters at Ttiree Valley. His work will ezteud Irom Rogers' I'uss tu BicamOUS. He wns the guest ol Kev. J. K. Kut.ert.-un while in town. The members uf the lucal ludge oi the Independent Order of l.iddlellows will tiuid their atinuai parade and attend Divine service at tbe baptist cnurch next suuuay evening, All members aud visiting brothers are invited tu atteud. Brothers are requested tu meet at Selkirk Hall at 7 ociwb,, tne members ui ine order ui Koieiaus are luvited io attend witu t..eu Lrj.Ucr UddlelluWS. The Kooteuay Agencies i.i iii d • b-rtn iu, i [i in ed nnd bos t ,ke tiie i-umi.etr lurineriy catiieU i h iocs ,1 ■'. An ler« Mr A. E Km c.,.0 is luauagiug ilireciur and Air. J.,11, - ii... .5 t-ecieUi)-treasurer, lue new i ". ,, • _• rrauglug (lUU run -..-•. SU . in,,.'- VaUlt iiCCUili- II.0-I4-. n. 1 :.e bakers ul r. luctantlj. i.-.i'- ttii ; lull in line wil ttt ... I Ores , • , . -, i ii ui tut ,, ii m IB I i■•• - ■ ii .i iioii.H I Luo. a I ai ur III • ••••- lor $1. Foi ., yeai I bough tbe prici i liuur haa been . d ills sack n on tban fur- uii rlj the eake,-- here bs . • tot ad rauced the prici in tb respeel uniqui im ng tbi I ski ri ol the province. 1 in: recent repi ati .1 ad • nuv. i, ...... ui • - itati tl i rail - ' pi itecti : sn I thi ni -i scab goes into • ITeot at ni •. M ving I'ici i'i- touighl. Your Insurance Is one ul tin- most important items in your business LEI Kootenay Agencies, Ltd. Look after ihis branch ol your business KOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD. Successors to Kincaid <& Anderson A Kile ol wurk under the auspices uf the Ladies' Guild of St. Peter's church was held lust week at the residence uf Miss K. McCarter, MoKenzie avenue. The very handsome sum ol $66 was realized and will, it is understood, be devoted to the payment for tbe electrical lilting* recently placed in St. return church. WROUGHT WITHOUT MIRACLE Daylignt Saving in Revelstoke Fixed by Mutual Consent Thut the efforts of local parties tu arrange a time schedule iur working hours hy which the public would have mure evening daylight for recreation ,,r other personal engagements have borne fruit in a -arisfactury agreement lis already announced. Mayor Liu I- M,-p M. Buok has accepted .i posi-1 mark stated tbis morning to a repre- tion in the law ollice ol Qillan & ...,,».„.,,.. [ the Mai -Heraui that all tbe local emp - I labor bad fallen Social and Personal Elliott. Mr. A E, Milier, inspector ol public schools, is in the city today on bis regulai utllciul visit. Mr. .mil Mr- F. H Lewis will leavi on Thursday llie 'i'.ltn Instant foi uver where they will make their into line and tiiat after May I the begin ami close an ■ ■ turn :. m. There was i I ■ ■ ■ ... case ol - . >-">-c!ing I ..-_■ Mr. .nnl Mr- rait ol tbe Hood - ' ■ • ' . lev I i ive taken up j tbeir Mr, VV. A - - re mj . , _. ,rking it therefore be s was in ■: ou . ; ui- week inl. cal nmbermen un matter- inti '"•'■ <"" r«" SD. Tin- -n.r.-tary ol Mr an! Mrs .!■- Porter ' " snd Labor Council brought -.. , - i.i ..... - -on Mi ■ hat bod) sod REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY Many Transfers of Valuable Holdings Listed Recently As an indication ol tbo great activity prevailing in the lucal real estate market we give below a list ol some of the transfers nf property that have recently taken place in the city: Downie Estate to W. Hews, lut and building on McKenzie avenue. Revelstuke General Agencies tu Lawrence Hardware Co., lot and building on McKenzie avenue. E. G. Fromey to A. Me Rae and (l. S. McCarter, huiise and 2 lots on McKenzie avenue. .1. M. Doyle to A. W Crowe, house and 2 hits on McKenzie avenue. Mrs. .1. M. Soott io Dr Hamilton, liutise and A luts on McKenzie ave. K. 15. Lewis to C. F. Lindmark, huiise and li luts on MoKenzie ave. ti. A. Lawson to K. M. Hume, 8 lots on McKenzie avenue. llevelstnke Land Company to W.W. Fuster, block on McKenzie avenue. Revelstuke Land Cumpany to R. Howson I,lock on McKenzie avenue. B. A Lawson to Revelstoke Land Company, - lots uu Fifth street. Kevelstoke Land Company to C. It. Skene. 2 lot* on Fifth street. G. 8. McCarter to F, E. Sine, 2 lots on Siitli'streC. Revelstuke Land Cumpany to TIiob. sturdy, 2 lots on Sixth street. F-. M Allum to A. McEachern, 2 iota en Ninth street. Tbotnae Sturdy to R'-'velstoke Land Co.. 2 lots on Second street. E C Fromey to R.J. Watson, 2 luts on Tninl street, 1) McCarthy to W.W Foster, lot ■ ■, ick Mr- ' i, I. \. (i ll idler, bouse „ :, Second streei ; - - irdy to W If Govett, COMBS \.-u i.n,. i l.,,i., Hock anil Mltle ('oml,-. The I..,',-' Styles in Barrettes Gold Mounted Hid' Combs BEWS' DRUG STORE .1 .1. Porter. Mr and Mr- P irti .- ! .ruing to 1 nmr home Iron • . -i ■ tbs winter, I he many Iriends I w - Sew egret i .... i serious it bis h.min in v iotorio I ,,'■ family .. a lummoned boms ind i ■ Newman if Arrowhead, passed liruugh in,lay nighi fur Victoria. Mr. W, 11 Pratt, manager uf the Molsons link who had re<; ol his removal to a '_■ lebei , i inch ol the same institution lm« been more recently offered his choice of staying mi iii Kevelstoke or accepting the re moval, Mr. and Mr- Pratt have t, ,1 to remain in tho city mil will continue iheii '•■ lidi nee hero, Mixed i.i ■ ii grass ami clovi r seed il Hews' Drug store. "Choice carpet nuares snd rugs at C, II. H i A Cos. Buy a dollar Stylo or ink pencil at Bews' Ding Store, Wall paper, window ihados, curtain pules ami llxtures at C.B.Hume A Oo's Tbo most complete equipment for dispensing ymir proscriptions at Bews Drug Sture. FRESH SEEDS -Tlmothi olovor K gi table and llowers in hulk Uui pecs iii packets. Paget Supply Cu. rom I iu- .1 ,y i - . .HI, ,l| a', . .1 ll,e '.lloe |,i . . r tbi e'.elllllg. I ,_..., .1, ' BlOCS . • totoi rep,.:'. - ■ t|,ee.l, ,1 tl... ,. i ... irgi -t body ,,f no I city will vo'untarily li ire.i obaDgS open according to s prcviou u ingement al 1 , el ick in steail .' • md close ut 'I I bl a b ,.. o ,i - instead ol i ■ ,ih : ..." li an beginning .it. II snd closing ,ii il \II oity .nnl eontraol • ollices and the ill,' ' alsu form to lhe new Schedule Not Making Good ' [i nl lino.in in Vain ver had re ci mul ,t letter Irom a friend in the In geniks country, Mr. .1. Pettry, who wont in last year, It Is dated February 11, and whs brought out I.y way of Hazelton, The letter states i "There has been nothing guud fiiiind here yet. Only two have taken uut. enough to puy iheir year's supplies, one about 80 ,,/, uml the otlur shout 70 n/. Several other claims l.nnk uut a lew ounces, hut nothing I.n indicate anything i ieli or permanent. ' - ■,!! Third -tree'. ■ l-and Cumpany tl E. K McCarty to R. H won, 3J lots . ty Hall I tl I, iuroa 10 A. II. Allen, IS loot 1 • M Kl !■".! 'I'" '.',' i. , i.n... -,. . ..... ite » -i.iet II. A Iir wn ami J MoPhai lo ll McKinn ,.. tbe skating i akai lands glng. HARD WINTER KILLS FRUIT by Churches. Catholic. — Rev. Father Coccola pastor. Services are held on the Kirst. 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; 2.1)0 p.m. Sunday School; 7:80p.m. Rosary, Instruction and Benediction. St. Andkkw's I'kksuvtkkian—Rev. W.C. Calder, pastor. Sunday, Apl. 25, Services 11 a.m., 7:80 p.m., Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class, 2.30 p. in. Prayer meeting on Wednesday H p.m. Chnir practice and teach ers' meeting, Friday 8 pm. Knox Presbytkkian—,1. II. Robertson, H.I), minister Services un Sunday as Itillnws •—Morning service al 11 o'clock, Sunday Sohool and Bible _ | Class at 2:30 p in, Evenii g service ai 7:30 p.m. Morning subject—"Onr Relationship to Gud." Evening subject, "A New National I'uliov " Hood music. Everybody is welcome and strangers specially invited St. pKTwt's (Anglican)—Kev C. A. Procunier, M. A.., Rector. Second Sunday after Easter. 8 a. rn. Holy Communion. II a.m. Matins, Litany and senium. 7 30 p. ni. Evensong and Senium. 2.30 p. in. Sunday School. i\l kthodiht—Rev. T.W. Hall, pastor. Services on Suuday as follows :— Praise and fellowship in the clans room 10 to 10:Iii a.m. Regular public service at 11 a.m. Suuday School and Bible Class at 2:30 p.m. Evening service 7 30 p.m The morning service will consist largely ul sacred sunt; led by the junior choir and a short address by the pastor on the "Ministry of Music." Evening subject: "The Glory . f the Son ot God, iu a fourfold test ol truth and character." Epworth League on Monday evening at 8 o'clock Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Baptist—Rev. XV. P. Freeman, B.A. pastor. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school and Bible clasBat 2.30 p. m Ii. Y. P. IJ. Monday at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p.m. Morning subject, "The Armour ol God." In the evening the I.OO.F will w.rship witb us. Tho pasior will preHch a sermon on Brotherhood. Tin subject in the Men's Bible class at 2.30 will be, "Strikes and their lessons" All men are invited tu this class. McKINNON'S The Leading: Cigar Store and Pool Room in the City The best and largest Siock of Cigars and Pipes in Revelstoke. The Original Mac's Mixture now on hand and made expressly for us by D. K. McPherson. JOBBING ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED The Revelstoke New and Second-hand Store Furniture, Stoves, Tin und ISnamelware, Dishes, Clothing, etc., Bought, Sold, or Kxchanged. Furniture Packed for Shipping. Furniture Repaired. Firsl St. West, Near Beaver Cigar Factory. - J. C. HULL, Proprietor YOUR DINNER is sure to bo a success if we supply the MEAT Wc tako great pains tu see that all our customers arc satisfactorily served . It's a true saying, lhal a please customer is the hest advertisement, that wc havo many ol tliiiin can easily he seen by the business we do. Maundrell Meat Market Green Bones Chopped for your Chickens Daily Heavy Losses Expected Growers of Peaches Reports Imm growers - ■ iltal a heavy Ins- in li.il! . •!, u( British Colon I is .i« s r. - i t of thi mutually seven wintoi Poal in I have been Inl l ! .,|1 l,y ,i ■ •, mie um,, sppli irohardi -, 11 ■ -1 n I., y. In thi . . ".-ii distrii' ■■■■■ .1 I lie rs report heavy lossi one ul tl.eio lieing upwards of four thnuaand dullars lm -a.u,o OOndition ol,tains throughout the Okanagan .in,I oilier Iruil -Ii irims The tesiiii is that peaches will bi high ihis Reason nnd very acurcf.. The unusually severe weather during tbe winter was re sponsible for the loss there being no snow ;i|, Ilu- time t.n serve as a prntee linn for the trees. lu K ii iii loops district the loss will be fairly heavy and I" well distributed amongst Ilio fruit growers. Moving PloturCI tunighl. PROVINCIAL PARAGRAPHS At lasl the Dominion guvernment fisheries cruiser Kestrel hits made a real capture ol a L'niled States poacher ni lhe Norihern waters. It tntik four ■hot! frum the Nurdeiifeldt gun of the Kestrel to make the pirate Ihmw up Ins bunds. Even then the ollicers re- luseil to admit capture ami refused to fasten hawsers to the lishing cralt The latier wss tuwed into Vancouver wbere she imw lies a prise awaiting court martial, Charles Levi Wood, bur) is her name with a record of smuggling nn tho Chinese and Japan- H.se emits. NbIsuii fmit growers have entered lotos mutual arrangement fur tbo si.ipn,.-i,i of their small duits In unit shipiin us tin. year. While ihe seleme until r .Ins' i.si.m is tint yul en- opei si v.- ii is anticipated i Inl ii will he ,in,,|. -ieUi Li-fore shipment begins I he i-Kiiiicrymcu ol the I'riistir river have igain dropped the price ul sal mon and are ottering live cents foi Spring and thiee cents fnr whitelish Tne cause offered for the drop is the alleged full in prices Inr the can lied goods on the New Ynrk market. DollcloUS Pastry can be made bj using Wn.li RoHI. psstry Hour in 10s and IDs. Tbe Paget Supply Co, l\ o have a nice line<il Japanese mailing mul matting male—C. li Hiunr A Cn. Royal Standard Flour Wild Rose Pa: A eEe_e_-_._--^-------._--.---._--.---.-am^*^m~*^*^m**^*~~*j»**m^~~--^mA^m^m^^ Smm?f?t?fW?ffftfffWtfffffWffffffffWfff?! I You Don't Have To Go outside of Revelstoke to make your Real Estate Investments. The Revelstoke Land Company Ltd. have the best bargains in the City. Lots $150 up. Acreage $100 up. 1 i | Kootenay liens ltd. Agents w W""»fWWlWlfWfflfflfiffifffff*ffffffffffflffif|ff| Card of Thanks The Ladies' Hospital Ouild wish In express tbeir sincere thanks iu the Independent Hand fur their valuable services on the OOOSsion ol the annual 11 nsp tal Ball on I ueadsy, April 2l)tb. Mks. 11. Cl WINONA M MllllKIS, Secretary. Kor .Sale—A lots, each 50x140 and 10 room bouse. Qood location. $700 cash, terms lur balance, For particulars apply tu W. li. Uoberisou. Notice to the Public Notice is hereby given that Ilm price nl bread will he advanced (ruin sixteen loaves lor $1.00 to twelve loaves lur fl; and fancy bread 10c. por luaf straight. tHignetl; Ai.i.n. UoilHON, .1. L. Headrick, Tapestry and chenille curtains, table spreads and couch "uvura, a mac line at 0, 13, Hume & Qo'l. V
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