.'/. "Empire" Typewriter Fur ease ot operation nnil perfection in results produced, thi-t machine is Unsurpassed. Price, fOl)00 Cash Interior Publishing Co., ■ Agents The Mail-Herald ORIA EMPIRE TYPEWRITER Fnr fuse of operation unit perfection in results produced, this Machine is unsurpassed —PaiaB'fSOOOeaeh, Interior Publishing Co , Agents Vol. 14.-No 70 Provincial L:b lary ! C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stor_._ ut Air-'Ahead and Revelstoke. BEST TO BUY BUY TO WEAR The Three-Piece Double-Breasted Saek THE LONG LAPEL THE PADDED SHOULDER THE DOUBLE ELBOWS Double seat, double knees in the trousers ; lined with a most serviceable lining. The above style is the correct thing for this season, and we have them in the newest patterns. The " Lion Brand," and fully guaranteed. C. 13. HUME tt CO., LIMITED Stores at Kevelstoke and Arrowhead. . 1 ^HOOTING «* SHOTS We hsve ss usual got one nf tlie best assorted stocks of Spurting Ooods in B. C. In t.le small "Arms" we have all '.he 22-calibrc rifles mid" hy the Winchester, Savage, Stevens and Hamilton Arms Co. In the military and spurting Bir.es wc have the Ross KiHe, Savage 303, Winchester 303, 30 w.s., 32 Spec, 30 30, 38 55, and all tbe most popular arms made. Shotguns, sinel» and double lurrelled—rarker, Ithica, Winchester ai d Stevens makes. Loaded shot shells in all the be»t makes, Military cartridges in Canadian, English anil American makes. 8hootingC"nt» and Vests. Bags and Cartiidge Belts. Tents in all size-. Knock-down Camp Stoves. 5\ Lawrence Hardware Co., Limited ^•IV TINSMITHING* PLUMBING ELEOTRIO WORK Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office Toronto, Ontario. Until further notice this Bank will be open C. P. R. Pay Night and following night each month, from 7 to 9 o'clock. Open every Saturday evening from 7 to 9. p. m. Savings Bank Department Interest allowed un deposits from date of deposit and credited quarterly, Reveletoke Branoh, B.C. A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr JUST ll EC EI VET) A FEW SAMPLES WINTER COATS FOR LADIES HEK'I'IIKM HUKOKK UUYINU KI-SKWIIERE. I Intend sending my order for Kui-h at lhe end uf week. Anyone wishing lo order any special Pur oan can see OaUlogUU and get, prices al lhu Htnre before then. MISS A. MASLEN Oppoeite Olimai Hotel, First Street. REVELSTOKE. B. 0. SEPT. 19 1908 $2.50 Per Year uODFELLOWS ORGANIZED Local Brethren Institute Lodge at Salmon Arm T-esday, Sept. 15, 1908, will ever be remembered in the history of Salmon Arm, fur on that day a lodge of the I 0.0.P. was duly instituted by W. W. Foster, L) D.Q.M., who was accompanied by the Degree Team and several veterans uf Selkirk Lodge, No. 12. The new luilge is called 611. Ida Lodge. I'pon their arrival, the visiting bretheni were received in a most cordial milliner and having dined they proceded to Eureka Hall where the I). D.U.M., assisled by several Past Uriinil-, with due solemnity instituted the new luilge and installed the following ollicers:—Bro. Oibbard, N.O.; Bro. Carrol, VU; Bro. Ruth, Sec* Bro. Eckland, Tress., and Bro. Bonis, P.O. Progress having been made thus far, the newly installed N. O. invited all to attend him to the banqueting ball. Here a most pleasant hour was spent and good-fellowship reigned supreme, while the delicacies so tastefully prepared weie enjoyed to tbe utmost. But as work was not yet finished festivities were soon set aside. Retiring to the lodge ruom thu Revelstoke. members took charge, and the Degree Team, in that characteristic manner which has wun so favorable a name for Selkirk Lodge, conferred tbe several degrees to ten new members. The manner in which the work was put on will undoubtedly leave a lasting inipie=eiiui with those who Baw it for the first time and also have a beneficial ffect on the new lodge. While day was dawning, the young lodge held its first business meeting and the despatch and intelligence shown was most creditable. At the close of the meeting D.D.G.M. Poster gave a furceable and eloquent address well suited ti the occasion. The visiting bretheni returned on tbe morning train, physically weary, but conscious ol having performed a pleasant duty. FATAL ACCIDENT Laborer has Both Legs Severed by Train. Charlie Francians, foreman of a working gang st the 12th crossing bridge on the C.P.R., was run over by No. 2 early this week, while walking on the track. It appears that Fran cians was on his wiy to the cars of the construction train, when the passenger train overtook him, and before he could get clear of the metals the engine struck bim, knocking him down and crushing him beneath the wheels, both his legs being cut off. The en- gineer. when the accident was imminent, put nn the emergency brakes and brought his train to a standstill in a few feet. The injured man was conveyed as quickly as possible to lllecillewaet, where an engine was procured and he was taken to the Revelstoke hospital where he died later from the severe shuck and loss of blood. An inquest was held by Coroner Hamilton, and a verdict returned of accidental death, blame being attached to no one. It is supposed lhat the man, who at the time uf the accident was on the outside edge of the ties was under ihe inlluence uf liquor and failed to note the trains approach. CITY COUNCIL The regular meeting of the city council was held last night with Mayor Lindmark aud Aldermen Foote, Woodland, Sawyer and Lefeaux present. Minutes of the previous regular anil special meetings were read and adopted. CO.MMHMIOATIOMs. Froin Hilel of Police, reporting fi e alarms l' Iv —Filed. From Iih secretary of Nu. 2 Fire Brigade, i | testing su appropriation from the cntincil tn send a delegate to the Fire Chietb' convention at New Westminster nt the end ol the month. A resolution was paused that as Aid Foote was tin ibe executive committee he should represent the Kevelstoke fire department at the convention. The council will also Bend do*n by Mr. Fnoteati Invitation to the chiefs to hold their convention next year at Revelstoke. From B. A. Lawson, oity clerk, re porting on the results nf the recent tax sale. The report was adopted. From O. M. Sproat including payment of $750 fur taxes on the Realty Co's land, and asking for a reply to previous quest i -ns —Filed. A discussion wus then held over the power rales, the mutter being eventually turned -ver to the Fire, Water m.d Li)jlit committee tn decide A resolution was passed tu hnve the interim- uf the council chamber in the cily nail painted, A resolution wus pissed whereby the ouucil agree that all the out standing light, mid witter accounts must be paid and that the city clerk be instructed to take steps at once to collect the same. A resolution was passed to the effcot that water for power purposes in the ciiy shall be stopped and tbat the water be turned off from all those motors after "111 diiys, owing to the fact of there being electrio power available. The accounts were passed and the meeting terminated. Fruit for England R. M. Palmer, deputy minister ot agriculture, leaves for England in a few days to take charge of the British Columbia fruit exhibit which will be sent again this year .to tbe principal autumn shows in the old country. The exhibit will consist of different varieties of apples and pears. If it arrives in time, it is hoped to display the exhibit at the Franco-British exhibition and also at the Koyal Horticultural shows at London, Edinburg, Liverpool and other important centres. Valuable Mineral Claims Gus Hedstrum returned on Thursday night from Queen Charlotte Island on the Pacific coast where he has been locating mineral properties. On being asked as to his opinion on the value of the oae properties at Tasoo Harbor, which properties are owned by Messrs. A. (.lowing of Trout Lake, T. Taylor, M.P.P., and P. C. Elliott, both of this city, he informed tbe Maii.-IIkkalu that this property, in his opinion wai one of tbe best things in the west and one of the most promising locations yet made. Prom samples seen he stated that these showed $32 in gold and $30 copper, and he eaid moreover that the ore was being worked and ■hipped to the Ladysmith smelter fur $1.75 a ton. There were other valuable properties on the islands all of which showed promising results. Mr. Hedstrum returnB in a few days tu arrange tor further opening up of tbe valuable ore bodies on these islands. Trainmen Support Strikers Ottawa, Sept. 18.—The striking machinists yesterday were addrcsred by Bell Hardy, wbo optimistically reviewed the past and present phases of the strike, predicting a benefit whet lu-i they lost ur won, from tbe movement for the betterment of the working classes. Chsirman Rigby, ot the Superior division strike committee, was also optimistic. He said over $11,000 had been voluntarily subscribed by the trainmen welt of Winnipeg. Strike pay ii being issued here. THE LAST FIELD Timber Men all Look to B. C. For Timber. Vancouver, Sept. 18.—"Within two years every New Yo-k capitalist interested in timber will have a finger in the British Columbia pie and will, sb manv wideawake American capitalists are doing now, wre-it from the loose g nsp of British Columbians the multifuld opportunities with which this province abounds. "Why dn not Briiish Columbians wake up and realize lhe value of tlieir own timber before American capitalists reap benefits iu advance of those who have lived the maj ir portion of their lives in this province '!"—Haywood Brown, New York capitalist. "British Columbia 1. the American continent's last m.nrt for timber. Michigan, ol course, is a back number so far as timber is concerned, and the timber of Washington, California and Oregon iB practically gone. Now the eyes of American capitalists are looking towards British Columbia and should this province in time be unable to yield more, then An e icans must build themselves mud huusesor invent some substitute fur lumber."—W. A. Kappler, Cleveland, Ohio, promoter of inter-urban railroads, n nv retired. Churches. Catholic. — Rev. Father Coccola pastor. Services are held on the First and Third Suudajs in every month at the following hours: 8 a.m. Com amnion Mass; 10:30 tt.m. High .\ ass and Sermon; 2 p.m. Baptisms; 2:30 p.m. Sunday School; 7:30p.m. Rosary, Instruction and Benedict ion. St. Andrew's Presdytkrian—Rev. W.C. Calder, pastor. Sunday, Sept 20 Services 11 a.m., 7:30 p.m., Sunday- School and Pastor's Bible Class, 2.30 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday 8 p.m. Choir practice and teachers' meeting, Friday 8 pm, Knox Presbyterian—J. K. Robert* son, B.D., minister. Sunday services at ll am. and 7.30p.m. Sunday School and Pastor's Bible Class at 2-30 p.m. Morning subject, "The Message ul the First Bunk ol Samuel. At tin- evening service the Continental Bible Study Sunday will be observed hy a sermon on the subject. "The duty ot the Canadian citizen tu know the Bible." Good Music. All welcome and strati gars specially invited. Mktiioihkt—Kev.T.W. Hall, pastor. Services ou Sunday as follows :— Morning servic at 11 o'clock. Sun day School aud Bible Class tit 2:110 p in. Evening service at 7:110 p.m. Morning subject, "The proper attitude of young people towards wrung doing." Evening subject: "The Mockery of Wine for ono Week " Wednesday evening service, 8 o'cl ick A cordial invitation is extended to all Baptist—Rev. W. P. Freeman, B.A. pastor. Serviccsatlla.nl. and 7.30 p.m. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30 p. m. B. Y. P. II. Monday at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 p in. All aro invited to these services Morning subject, "Physical Sscritice and its Motive. In the evening the women of tlie Lodge of Kebekahs will attend divine service. St PbtEK'8 (Anglican)—Kev. C.A. Procunier, M.A., Hector. Servioes on Sunday us follows: 8 a.m. Holy Communion. At 11 a.m. Matins, and Sermon. 7.30 p.m. Evensong. 2 30 p m. Sunday School. The city police have very effectively rid tbo town of most of tho undesirable visitors that landed here about Pair timo. If ull reports aro true tbe bunch of "doiibtfuls" that drifted in, some to all intents and purposes lo remain here, was about as bad as could be and the pulico bavo had thoit hands full in clearing the city uf the scum of the oountry. You Will Wait in Vain If you w?it with the expectation or hope of finding better grades of Teas and Coffees than we are now offering to our customers. Both nre chosen on account of tlieir select quality and both give the greatest satisfaction ti tlmse who are used to the best. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily Watermelons, Cantaloupes, Apples, Plums, Pears, Peaches, Green Corn, Tomatoes, Celery. Cauliflower, Cabbage. Cucumbers, etc. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Etc. We have a line of Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition and Camping equipment—the best Stoves anp Ranges on the market. Sherwin-Williams Paints, Oils, Varnishes and dry colors. Bourne Bros. GROCERIES HARDWARE HARNESS PLUMBING DOMINION ELECTIONS Fixed for October 26th, Nominations Oct. 19th. Ottawa, Sept. 18 —The die is cast. The edict has gone forth. The general elections will be held on October 26th. Upon his return this morning from Niagara Falls Sir Wilfrid Laurier obtained Lord Grey's ennsent to the dissolution of t hu Tenth Parliament of Canada. A meagrely attended meeting ot the Cabinet Oouncil convened at 3 o'clock and it was then decided that the appeal tu the country should be made on the date mentioned, namely, Monday, October 26th, with nominations on October 19th. Mr. D'Arcy Scutt, mayor ot Ottawa, was appointed assistant chairman of the Board of Railway Commissioners at a salary of $0,000, and Mr. Thomas Greenway aud Mr. J. S. McLean, M. A., Professor of Ecouomics in Toronto University, were appointed members of the Hoard. The position of C. P R. solicitor at Ottawa, vacated by Mr. D'Arcy Scott, will be tilled by Mr. J. S. Ewart, K. C. There wns a general impression in political circles that one of the Kailway Commissi'inershipa would have gone to eitber Mr. Ralph Smith, M.P., or Mr. William Galliher, M. P. THE PULP WOOD SUPPLY American Paper Manufacturer Wants Duty Removed ArPLETON, Wis, September 18 — " Because raw material is much cheaper in Cun idu, an.I labur is considerably cheaper we would have to go out of bus.nets if tbe tariff on wood pulp were to he cut off, unless we would obtain higher prices for our sulphite than wo are icceiviiigat the present time," said Mr, N. M. Jones, of Uangor, Maine, inunuger of the Kalalidin Pulp and Paper Company, al Lincoln, Mu., before tho Congrcss- innul Investigation Committee. Continuing Mr. Junes Baid: "Unless we can get nut material as cheaply as the Canadian mills do we would have to quit business, for we could not ooinpete with them." The chairman ul the Investigation ' in 111 i-i- naked Mr. Jones if in bis opinion the wm ul pulp supply is amply sufficient Ior un indefinite period. Mr Jones replied hy saying that in Maine tlm supply is perhaps practically inexhaustible, but in the Middle West, especially iu Wisconsin, Mich., and Minnesota, where the most ot the paper mills are located, the maiiii- tiicturers will sunn be compelled to secure tho p lip wood frntii Camilla. " Tho only thing I sec to do," said Mr. Jones, "is In make a treaty with (luinula, n it as a tariff, not as a Republican Party today and a Democratic party tomorrow, but a treaty Whereby lho tariff on wood-pulp would be uut off and our mills be allowed to purchaso wood-pulp in Camilla at tho samo figures that Canadian mills will do, but I would also increase tho duty on Europear. pulp 100 per cont. Europe is our greatest competitor, not Canada. The market of the United States and Canada is Urge onough to ubb all the pulp wood, sulphite and paper manufactured in this country and Canada, il the treaty wcro made and tbe duty on Fin "pi an goods increased." THE BANK OF VANCOUVER Incorporated by Special Act of Parliament of ~~" the Dominion of Canada Head Office, • Vancouver, B. C. CAPITAL: $2,000,000 In 20,000 Shares of $100 each with $10 Premium The Bank of Vancouver is bemglorgauited to meet in part tha increased banking accommodation required by the natural aud steady oipausion of business coincident with the groM development o the country and especially of British Columbia, and while orgamrang to conduct a general bauking business, will give special consiaeretion to the industries and commerce of tbe Proiince, and is being established primarily for this gurpese, and through its connections in Great Britain, Eastern Canada and the United states, it will be able to greatly facilitate the investment of outside capital in the various enterprises of ths Province. It is the inteutiou to open branch offices at various points from time to time as oppor- tuuity arises. The Revelstoke General Agencies, Limited have beon appointed Fiscal Agents for the Bank at Bevelstoke. Application forms and terms of Stock Subscription may be obtained from them. >. L. DEWAR, Secretary. Proper clothes for little Swell Dressers. ^^ Copy rl j-.-1, l9o^ 9? fy ^/To~7_7-_/^: When you send your little men to school you wish them to have oil good clothes, don't you ? To wear good clothes is a good habit. Is it not well to begin good habits young? Your little mau will study his lessons better if he has a bran new suit. We can give you a good two-piece rough and tumble boys' suit. Good for every day and Sunday too. Headquarters for clothes for little men is at McKinnon CSt, Sutherland 1 M oney toL oan At 8 Per Cent. SIBBALD AiN D FIELD INSURANCE NOlARIES PUBLIC LOANS THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C. Che n&aiUlfocralb, HCBUSHKll WKUNl -!ia\ IN 8ATUR. I'M Al ■REVELSTOKE, B.C MURPHY __ 1-1SI"-.' Barristers, Soucitor> Eic. u A \\ A Parliamei- • ■ ■. Departmental .:,d Patent Office Agents pr. :tice before Railway Commission. Chas. Mubphv. IIahoi.h Fishbr G III. _N ,- Kl.l .'.n'lT lli-li Etc , tl . i UsTdKG *>n i um r I.IKI- 11. c, , . J I 111 11 ARVEY, Mel ARTER wn I'lM iv II AM . lllll . s - m u iti mi. KTr. >i i KM I.i ■ Hank II II. c. . .H i.. KKVKl. ■a ... ■ ; ' ;■ u.l.r.i.i k, I! V, ■mi u. ■ ■■ Ml! AM. ■ J. A i 'rai 11 MIR i brook i-v, It i i.i. U 1. Urlggs. __-< iit a mm IOS tt H i IRIS n lis, SnuciTiiKS, ETC. Musisv to Loan sni .i iToaa pun M'u.siinsi Hvsk nt Street. Revelstoke, H.C. ROBERT SMITH u Provinei il 1. md Surveyor, Mining Suiveym Kugiiieet ing McKeszie Avenue, li.'X 100, ItEVI-LSTOKE M ISS M. I- CREKIHTON , ',, t Hcui ml Teacher "f 1' mn Vocal H>- "I v. -.1 x.. il ICindevgiiiien , | ... ■ Im yii.ing . hil- ren, Slildiii over BEWS' IHU <i t TORE II. ARCHITECTS . \ IV. A. WlllDDINOTOiN [I ISA, Al ■ -Tl IKK, - I - II C ion ■■: An'li -Mf \\ A WlUDI-INU'l RoveUtiike. II. I II ^P________-______-_-__-__-__-__-_-_l Remarkable for richness and pleasing flavor. The big black plug chewing tobacco. Black Watch Cbc .11-aiMbei.il- Banff Hard Coal \V. ire now receiving a full supply of the the best do dilTiTcnl sizes of this Coal, mestic fuel on the market. All orders will be torily attended to promptly and satistac Try some BRIQUETTES in youi Open l il .lie. R. tnge or Revelstoke General Agencies. Ltd. Molsons Bank Building. nuking the people to again pledge the city's credit for iheir own pake*, nor ilu they want lo push tho hlame of ilohig bo upon (heir predecessors who, we lake it, endeavored lo make us good n deal for the ■iiv as they could, hul the plant will have to be paid lor and llie best way to ilu lhat is- by what has lieen adopted, of raising the money on debentures for which authority lhe council have nailed t'.n the vote iif the elector, on Monday, Failing lhat—then Ihe only u lie'native is In lake ihis ain'iut.i. and hy no means n small - Iiei . oui ui tlm currenl reserve, which will inin ii increased luxes and we are tjuito certain lhat the eiii/.eiii iin imi w.uii that. It is now left lo ilu- Revelstoke people to decide what they wish, nnd since the money has ^m lo he raised somehow, the ratepayers cannot do better than poll a unanimous vote for the by-law on Monday and put an end to the matter. In taking this stand we do not of necessity endorse the action of the city council or lake up tlie cudgels for them on any question, but we think that in calling for the vote of lhe people to raise this money by debentures, they have adopted lhe only feasible and satisfactory methods. There IrRsi siiorll l.Hil ii, tlie best .si I'-. A id so in loh e '-'s1 ia ■-'■" worst ol us. Tl at ■ nardl* *■■■ novo" iny nfns. '.' i talk nis'iiu Uii* rr-t s.i us. COSTS FAR LESS The Cauadiau public needs to wake up to the necessity of saving the valuable forests at a comparatively .small expenditure, instead of losing millions by the burning of tlieir timber and having to go to comparatively larne expense to plant uj. are thu? denuded. I'.-.. :. - . [o forest planting is iftei und rightly, urged. But then . an thei aspect ol forestry that claims a place even in advance ol this. viz., that of protecting the iorest h om tire. Planting a n re ol ground with t tree i o_ts, a< cording to .. ,.-n by M r E. J. Za\ Foresti r lo I he < intario 1 lep trtn il Agriculture, lo to H11 per I he former was I he figure when •i.-v. for the amount to purchase labor could be had at a low the Barnes with .ill trees could be provided at a low Alter thai i\a. r> tin .:..- oum il tgn ed I hat ■■• t i| ■ . tie it lirst ■ ■'. ■- noi if! -■ ■:.' and ti -. more Iiini v'hen I lie new to lice they Ity right ag rial .-a i I'RinY, SEPT lu. 10; S I Hi' CO !.V OOURSK . the puoii in iw re $10,000 s still .anted I miple.e 11: iu> - power and lig n and _ '!, ■ he b_i -...v.. v ■ • com authoi i7.in.' -... raising ot t>_ch • Iv di bei - - Mondo -■ sept. 2 ■ •■ ■■■_ til ■■:.:■.■ .ion will I . . o '. '-••: iheir c ill ill - in - ngiui ■ : 150 liOrss thi price and other circumstances were I ivorable I' tking even this B ni easily In- calculated that i ne SPORTING NOTES tin Wednesday evening next there will he n basket I.n.)t gsiino si the Y.M. C.A. This will open lhe gymnasium Im the season 1908-U9. On Oct. 1st nil c.l.issi. n a i'i -I .it .l till I bone whu an h'Jiiiiu. on inking up ^yiunasiuiu work llus \e-r Wiiuld ,k. nell '" |;i lined u|i iu ooe of l In- i in sen at once. Sonic oi th ■ I. eui uth lei: a nre guiiij. l.-i K si ii i h i ns In compote in ihe simps their on the 24.-25. Charlie I'liline i- going to try and put actinip in tin r l'i e (list unci record, and Astle «i.i in.ike-ot f their sprinters travel h 1,-w Crowe will most, likely lake cart of the pole vault uml high jump It possible a relay team will be sent, inu fur financial tea-uns quite u li uui ber uf men will he unable tu compete. It ia tu he Imped that next Benson Bevel- stoke will have n tr.ick team lit to compete in the very best uf company, as the material is nil here. All that is nccCBsnry tu make il u BlicceBB is :i good running track and public interest enough to send representatives to the different athletic meets. Then before long RevelBtoke will turn uut some of the fastest runners in B. 0. The baseball team will go tu Kam- Inups on the 23rd It is hoped the buys will be as successful there as the Kamloops team were here. Captain Scott figures on taking down a strong nine and the hoys will certainly du their best to uphold the honor ul uur city. A meeting will lie held uu Monday night at the Y.M C.A. to discues the advisability of forming a city bowling league. Ml intereftad should attend, at 7:30 o'clock, and help to get things sUrtei! right. Thanksgiving Hay will de the day when the long iliitince races wi I he 6f all through Canada. Ilevel- stoke will not be behind tht noes in any way a- the physical direr ,r - I the Y M.C \ ifl i. ranging to lu. ■ a road race on tbat lute emblematic ol the championship f tbs Revi stoke dia- I cl The race in front Mos- lish in Iron! issi cial ling It wi a nanl gr i g race es| . I y the -■ ■ — mih - in the coursi - - ■ -. hilly v i thinking running would do wel! • gt I training al nci 11 I ■ ■ . - ■ oi- _ ivi : md - il — a i i.. takei Irum providing the man ent< tn aniateu -i ii. ling • • . • i .- il iliii - e pert wislps-.g to promote sp it i put up n cosl ol pi ml i. ii] quare mile ., rpe( ,. _,.,, . ,.,_. is 13,200.00, for planting 10 square j annual eveni ,|,,. cosl will I'- .32,000, tnd tht, Revelstok -,, ,,.,,.• a ■ : .le township six mil piare would require nn ex- them of a plain costing more than I pemliture of 1116.300. ppropriated for by their I Instead of waiting fur - Besides several minor iU thai i."-■ in connection vv -h lhe act .a. bu; ing il I he ma- ind .i- installation and the ■ "-t thereby entailed, the pres- ::' il have I,,,- s hanged Irom ■. ■ contracts and arrangements made hy the 1907 idniinisl ration in any degree nor could they do -u without expense and probable legal i Hii ultiei They have carried out I he work commenced befure their and novi find that In complete lhe work nlong the original liri.-s -: iO muBt ho procured. The preei nl administration cannot help hemselvcs and lin hesl way out of llie difficulty i.- In raise Unit :. .-in! by debentures, making the .i-i • "na easier on lhe present ■ ition and giving the one lo lome a chance of doing tln-ir share • -.-. ,;i- the municipal development ..; the city. The whole thing is ■ leal and plain, the council are nut an.I al low ing forest ■ tn hum down i ind the tremen Iouh i to the ior.--i from tin- i- little appreciated hy any _ ho have noi -itidied tin- itih- ject), it is far cheaper and easier to guard existing (uresis ffom fire The r it ging ol lhe railway bell in British Columbia, an area of a little over 10 million acres, during the laat li cal year, (April 1, 1.107, tu March 31, 1908), cosl the Do minimi iiovernmont 111,111 '.I something less lhan 11 mills per acre, or aboul OOcents per square mile, No serious fires were rc- ported during tlm year. Tin- railway bolt is exceptionally well patrolled, hul even with lhe cost several limes what ilia, I In-expense isi well worth while, considering the value of tin- mature limber and young growth thus saved. _fci will _" -., . rmel j ■ pi 'J-lm lo take | ■■-.... s .; i ' .... • . i s I ei is mstalned ■ .f lifting l he champ i - ship -_. May Poslponp. Thanksgiving Otta,-i i Sepl 13 rhe m • 61 i Ictober 19 ss he dal I rninal n for the general elections -iiii involve a ehauge in the dati it Thanksgiving Day, which the government had in tended to proclaim for thai 'I ite It in now prnhahle that I hanks- giving Ii.iy will I'1- postponed nntil Monday, November II BANK DIRECTORS' VISIT Molsons' Officials Visit City- New Bank Premises Mr, Molson Mnc.phi rsnn, president of the Molsons Rank; Mr, James Elliot general manager, and Mr. 11. Mark- land Molson, a director, were visitors to the city on Wednesday. Tbe party am making a return trip Irom the una-.ttlir.iugh the Kootenays and are lonkiiig mil suitable locations for br uches. On being asked l'or n statement as to Iheir trip wept Mr. Macpherson said that they were mnkitig their annua! tour through the ol ties where their i'i'*-i"lii... wm established. "Ahhough many reports wei'o circulated a. to where we intend opening Up in w business, we can give no definite informal o i," he snid Mr Mao- ph.as. i - ii ■ il moreover thai it was Ihe ii t"iii'oii of the Molsons Hank to erect a new bui'dii ■• on tbeir pnsent site In thin cit" a nl this work would be cnni- m inenl "• snuii as the buildlne now in u ■•■ i ii, l e leuiovnl. The hankers suid little il i lie progress; of Revelstoke h i m rr -'en eil In see Hint business wa s ..i'i nu ing ' Yv A N T R I) / (lil.K l-"ii-l el is, " I,ile wi rl.iiuin. ^, wimls io il'iou'--. Ii"' i'«'<'> -aiisfaclioii. N.i ebei ' "Hill' <'""- idereil. JAS. I'.isiun- Coll.ai moil, II. c Vl'l'i 11 Ifl ivi:kss.\ I; i. no. DOOM I',- V I'm '. \H I (llill, wniiiil im ||,e I*. lllll II t I. to W .1 l.ielii l!KSS\IAKIN(l \,pv F,milh Street. at A,is, I re sio.il.le . v\ .(ire. n. U'UNIKHUD MillISl'l lu Keiii Ap ply In (' iliiniliia Agencies 1.1,1, l(|l( s \l, I .,„• Sab \pply I" ll. II c. !,| IllUgSlllI-' N-iei nber I. I.'ll .NOV IN A'l'iwll -nl. sep Hi li Ai-roivhi'i- possession i-Vl'l SAI.K-Twn it |< V t,, ■ I y lu Mill III S .tub Track. .,,1 Milk ('..ms on & Ciowe. r til IS, SA I.i: l-IIl.AP — Nine rlr»l: i^, I) icy Cows. Apply In Box ,.,,,,„.„!. Sat 12 Bud .OI'Nll Hold Wiilell, iiwiiei- can I,ne .une by proving property I --iivii I. I'm' 'bis nolice ' , ThiidSl.i'i'i-1, Apply E I .1 M 1. ■iM M.l. FURNlsHlSD HOUSE or l> fiiinislii d moms wanted for light boils keeping. Appy at Mnil-Heeuld, >OOMI_I_S WANTBD in eniiifiiiU- nl house next dunr In Y.M ('.A. work ur din- \rTANTUI)—Upsrai > V ingi-iiu-n liy expi Apply at mice In _il. Anel. Gulden The crowdod bbuve haven't yoa often "v for more space'? tOi'i- ', ah - \:rA\r ^jK^^J)^' -v."-, Granted:—Tho vTi.6-i for more top -raco. Grantor:— "Sask-alta" Range. Granted: — The cutting in half of wash day. Grantor: "Sask-alta" Range. Granted:- The use of a top space sufficient to prepare a meal all at one time. Grantor:— "Sask-alta" Range. "Sask-alta" piping h-This pipe-hole may be used if preferred but—. I this pipe-arrangement leaves adjustment is the top of range free for pots, ea8y> but y°u Will oans, etc not flnd lt on ■^^ any other range. MS Claiys |>tndM, Toronto, Montreal, Wlnnlpct, Vancouver, St John, Hamilton, Calgary I*.HI SAI.K I.V BOURNE BROS., Revelstoke THE MOLSONS BANK Until further notice this Bank will be open C. P. R. Pay Night and following night each month. Open Saturday evening from 7 to 9 p. m. SAVINGS At all Branches. BANK DEPARTMENT Interest allowed at highest current rate. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager. TTTANTBD—A good geneial servant V\ f. i* a family of two. Apply to Mrs A. II. McUleneghan, Impeiial Bank resi ence. WANTED TO LET-14 roomed Louse partly furnished, $25, 6 ro ed lioitse $12 -Apply Columbia Agencies, Limited. I. O. F. Court M.sirit Heirhie, \i .. |61, nieetc .inland llh Muuduy. ii. ilstdfellnws HhII, iinxt tu Opera House Visiting hretliren oordtall. invited to Httend J.W. Qaelasd, C.B. H. W. Edwards. B.S. C. W. O W Mountain View Camp. No. 229 Mut-u Second and 1'i-urtli Wednesdays in ssach month, in Selkirk Hall. Visitin Wood- men cordlnlly inviied to attend. w, li. aitMSTRONO.Con.Com. .1 Mi-lN'IVIlK. Clerk. IIK\ KLsrcKK AERIE No. F. O E. 182 iMttng-- iro iielil in ttie rfolkirL i I, Tuesday of earth month. 8 p.m. . -- q _,.. enrdially inviied. J LESLIR. eRKSIDKSIT. A B, M,-I,AI'i'HLIN.Ski-ui..tabv. ,n-_ LOdKO No. 15. 4 T. 8. A. M. $ Tho rn ..ilnr meet- . ■ I'- I "!''_l..i.n_tll*_ v IUK. ars I.el.I In IliP fen M.SONII rt;>l 1-i.K I/ Oddfalliiw. Hnll.on / .no thiol Moii'liiy ill .tdi month it n, Visit di breth- ,, I'liOllllllj MOl- U. I. O. O. T. vt..... . .-v rj I hnruilaj I In Uolktrli Ball it i oclock' '.'.-.lIiik '.'i'Uirt-ii cor , i.iltisl lo at, ^^^^^T I a ' I MU- '.om Rang. .imH.ii. K. of P., No. ?r, ffavelstoke, B. C. vr.KV ■> o-.f.-1'AV, ., I A .■'liii'.'l. y ni .MlellliW ' , . « l-lllli . ,- ■, VI led. M* CSNINOH IM y-iWHIs i ' ., a ,.K n K K ol H Ji_a j n sv (irr ii. ,f K Queens Jtotel COMAPLIX Best brands 01 Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - - Proprietor PALACE RESTAURANT A. H. SING, Proprietor Board by week S5.0O Single meals - - 26 c. McKenzie Avenue CLIMAX RESTAURANT FIRST STREET. SHORT ORDERS SERVED Meals, 25c. MEAL TICKETS. - $5.00 NOTICE Other coal in the Maine color, hut the difference in quality ih what counts in Coursier's Coal. INSURE YOUP HEALTH 'COMFORT n stormy days by wearing a I-**"--., WATERPROOF OILED CLOTHING O.n Uqlit Durobt- Low in Price ST. ANN'S CONVENT Boarding School for Qirls KAMLOOPS B. C t hildren ol all Dcnnminnlion. ad. i. o. Complete Preparaltir] Sliulic-i. lli-li School I ii.ir-.s-. Mum, : I'l.ino, In ',-.ui' "' i, Put '.-ini ii .>i11,-i |,,o lii ill,us appl) ' . Se. I I |. Si i-i hi. ,11 OPENING SEPT 1st lOOB To Trappers Raw Furs Bought. (Jash Prices Paia F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Furs. Kevuliloke l.-oei Instriit. Ill ■ lot nl IVed K imj ism. uui... itisit i. \,,r iiihii T Mai l.t-.i.l a t..iooin.i.i'. Alia ,„rii|i»iii>n Broker, intend. io applv I... ,.i-i no.-i..a io t-ur.amis' tue follow nu; den ol.. .1 land.: i iilioiivlieiiir at i poal |.laiilril at the siiiillll .s.-i corner ot i nt mu >u imtbuli \'•He. about iu iiiiii-i Mail nl tlio . oil abore ol Ar o..s i.all- ami marked "N I', Mao . M. W ' nrn.-r " ibenne m i-iutiii. snniii. tlienceSI .■Imiii- im.i. ll.i'in^ In obninl norlli. I lionet- il . ii.oi- im-s,,, pooialniug io u.riis, more or lent liiti- .-.'i.t i, igog, Mil UM kN 'I Mai hun, >,|, IJIUHI II, John K, Taylor, his amin NOTICE UIM.KAI. I I. Mil r. nil MATTKH hi V. ai-I'I.Ii- TION fnr tin- i—iif. of ii duplicate ii-itiileiiti' n( Title tol.ul i".., llmup ono, nialrlol of Kool i>. ' 11ne n--iiii. Mineral i luim lexoeptlngan lUi'ied um. t wei'iii Intareel iheroln). mi-i I'K. m IIKKKII. (Ill IA that ii i in, Inl.'-lil mn In I..-OI- nl tin' ei|iil'iil Inn nl lini- n.nnil. i,ru-r the llr-l publication horoo* ii ilioiii..io. nf the Corllllnn ( title fill' lot low, ilruuj ■•. Dlatrlcl of Kooteuay '"Inn isk-nr " mineral - luim fiiiooptluKaniindlvlileil iiiii-I »..Kill Inlet'-..I I henil.I in lhe Inoiir ot llnilli;!- DoWlla, Wnloll I sllili.ile ladaUwl the I7lh of nrrh, I"tl7,.iinl iiiiiiiii,.red |M(1. II. V M II. Mill nisirici Rogtotrar. I.iiml ' iKi.ll-) ~- tli. i -, Nsl.oli. II. 0, Nrptember 10 h, IHO! MARRV, DOCTOR or deepalr. "Don't do ■ thln|r" till yon sue eli'iirly whut ii host hy slid of DON'T "Flashlights on Human Nature" on hi'ftlt-i, iii'-'',-.-" l0V0, iii'*i i tf-Ki. ai)'. p.i' iht.'igc ToIIh what, you'll ii-n1 H ilnr tor, but don*. I.k-to .'in icik<'-'. Uliif-i it-ti'tl. ^,'M'i'ni-s. bul lolntrxtuce It wo frODQ ono only lo any adult for iKjwta^c, Ul renin. M HILL, PUB. CO. IIS Iiul -Uth itre.t, NIW YORK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thut the Municipal Council of the C'oi-poi'.'i- lion of the Oity of Revelstoke Intends to undertake the construction of Boulevards on certain streets within the Cily of Revelstoke, lo wit: McKenzie Avenue on both sides from the north Hide of Third .Street to lhe north side of BiRhth Street! and on both sides of Third Street, Fourth Street, Fifth Streetand Sixth Street, from the eaat. side of McKenzie Avenue to the west side of Vernon Avenue, and on bulb sides of Douglas Street from King west lo O.P.R. right of way, according in speciilcittrons and estimates prepared by the City Engineer appointed I'm- lhe purpose, uud to assess the expense or cost thereof upon the land or real properly abutting on the parts of such streets,-!.; tibove itieu- liiilleil and lo be benefitted llii-ieliy; nud thai a statement showing the luud or real property liable to pay the aasessinenl therefor, and the nauiesof the owners thereof, us far as l bev can he ascertained, together with the «pecl- lleiilioiis uml estimules of lhe City Engineer, jind ihe pi-opiis-ed assessment .i tnl 11| it nt thereon of the Oity Clerk nio non on llie in lhe ollice of llie City Clerk mul open for Inspection hy till pet-suns during oiiice hours. The estimated coil of the work ih $11211.04, to im lioriie by lhe owners of such ni'iipei i ies as iiliui nn the purls of such st i-i'i'ts us a In ive ment toned. Any oiij.-.-iion to the proposed un- dei'tuklnp uml assessnicnt theiofor shull bo miiile hy prlilioti In the City Ciinneii within FIFTEEN (16) days from the duie hereof, the persoOB entitled to petition being (heownersof the lands affected thereby. lllll CK A. LAW .ON, Oily Clerk. Il.ileillhis Willi ilnyol September, IIHIg. HENRYi»>—i Pacific Coast Tested Seeds, Acclimatized Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Plants For the Farm, Gat-don Lawn or Oontftrvatory Reliable varieties at reasonable prices, No borers, Scale or fumigation to tlamnge stock. No windy agents to annoy you. Buy direct und get trees and seeds that grow. Fertilizers, Bee Supplies.Spray Pumps, Spraying Material, Cut Flowers, etc. Oldest established nursery on the mainland of B. (\ Catalogue free. M. J. HENRYS NURSERIES Green Houses and Seed Houses __^ VANOOUVER, B O. VNURSERIES Canadian Pacific A.laniic Sieamsliip Line fe SffijJKS u^L at. Sep.lill LkiManltnba Fri (lei. 2 Kmp. Hut.iin Sat. " lllliM.Cb.iinplaii l-ri. Scp.-.'il Fii. " 16 Emp. Iii'innil Eel. Oct. 2 Sut. " L'I l.ik Kl-le Wed. - 1 Fi'. " 4 i-'iii" Ih imii. Fri. " 10 In.erme_ia!e Seas n from Mon' eal •'tnd Quebec KMI'RHSSKS- l»t. Class and. Class,3rd. Class $011 eu $r« ;. $28 75 I.AKK MAM TOIL 1 1 si, Cluss 2111!. Class jrd. Class $72 ,. 1 $42 ..0 ' $27 .0 Otiikr I.ai.k I.n vis- - 2nd. Class 31'd. Class $45 00 !i*?7 50 Chi-up mies I'n A1 In mil- Sen In ni eil polnls n coimes-tuui «il,b steamship t icsels Piissengei* hi,uked In Ni rwav, Sweden, AntwiM-p, Hamburg and all oilier ennline tnl porls, Fin fin liter ilil'01111-it inn npplv to T. W. Bradshaw, C.B. Foster, Agent, A.d.l'.A. Hevelslnke. Villicnuvei'. SIXTH ANNUAL NELSON FRUIT FAIR NI5L,SON, R 0. 4 DAYS - 4 DAYS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY September, 23, 24, 25, 26 Larger snd Better than Ever Free Entertainments Daily THREE HORSE RACES DAILY FOUR DAYS RELAY HOUSE RACES Eagles' Day, - Thursday, Sept. _-th Children's Day, • Friday, Sept. _6th For further information or Prize List, write to D. 0. McMoppis, - Secretary BOX 95, NEtSON, B. Ci V i E.W.B. PAGET Express D raying Storage All Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling Undertaken NOTICE ItKVKLHTOKM I .ami IIihtkht District „v Wust Kootknay TAKE NOTICK Hint I, .Samuel Jam***- Hnilnvi. nl Nakusp. II, C., oeeii putioii. liii'tiier, itileitds Io apply lot permission In purehiise the following tlpst i iln-il lnnil ■ Ciiiiilnelieil.L'.il ii pust planted ul n polnl I weiil.y (_<l) chains east nf a point eight! CllutllB -.until nl llie MillllliM-sl cornel ol Lot. X". 8,1401 thence suuth In eh.iin.-. Ibence easl lUi-hatns, ihHiic nnilh Ul chiiin-, llis'in e west 411 chains, to point of i inutileiii-fincul ami con- talnlng one hundred and sixty U'Hb ai ies mure nr b-fs. iSgd) Sa.MCK.I. jA.MKh HAKLllW. Dated July 11. 1008. SAFES, PIANOS, ETC. Dealer in Wood, Ooal and Feed. Phone 71. House Phone 7 WANTED TENDERS are requested lor the purchase of Lots 12 and 13, Block 57, situate on Eighth Street near MoKenzie Avenue, in the City of Revelstoke. These line building lots belong to the McDonald Estate, snd will he sold at a micrilic.e to close up the estate. The highest or sny tender not necessarily accepted. Forward tenders on or belore 1st of October, I litis, to the undersigned. BURNS * WALKEM, Barristers, Vancouver, ltw, 4ws. NOTICE Sixty days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Cnminissinner of Lnoils and Works for permission to pin-chase Ihe following described lands: lli-giniiin*. nl a post planted at the smith-east cottier of I_ot No. 8509 purchased hy Julius Dougal, running west 20 cbains; thence south 20 chains; thence east 20 chains; thence north 20 chains to point of commencement. Dated June 211 li. IIIUS. EiiivAim Wiilk, Applicant. jly 4 D. Dewar, Agent, ft TIIE MAIL 1IEKALD, REVELSTOKE, R C I 1 ! ______n _..*». -.«-. ___*_■._.-. ^^| a . ^-Ol _--^^4____i^^-*^v^^w |, * rN:5^\^-X^>' _9h / \ \ (•>*V_W_S__-^»!-a ^y^^H^^efl >i'v \* .'-^ i&^ii-M __i sSl-Miil'.;!_!§!%.I .b.'-.-^...ft iA.*.? , ^SMitsTW mm ___v\_^___. v TuH-ki/ / */ ?JT* i-a _ M It is worth your consideration— the perfection nf tit, style and finish at the minimum of cost. l'or years past we have made tailoring our special study, until to-day ii is im exaggeration to say that our House boasts the iim-st equipment and organisation in the Tailoring World. We have specialised in the art of fitting clients residing over-seas, and, moreover, not only in fitting, but also in producing the real American fashions. There is no need to pay exorbitant prices for your tailoring requirements. Tlie merit of our tailoring is backed by our unreserved guarantee to refund every cent of our clients' money where we fail to give absolute satisfaction. No other.Tailoring louse on either side of the Atlantic dare offer such an unqualified guarantee. Whether you desire your clothes tailored in latest New York style or latest London fashions, we guarantee absolute satisfaction. The process is simple. Merely till in a postcard, and address same to us as below, asking for our latest assortment of patterns, together with latest fashion-plates, instructions for accurate self-measurement, tape measure, all free and carriage paid. We dispatch your order within seven days from receipt, and if you do not approve, return the goods, and we will refund your money. WITHIN SEVEN DAYS SUITS and OVERCOATS to measure from #5.14 to #20. _»_ 0~R?__£J_5__$ The World's Measure Tailors, (DcpfM). SO/62 CITY ROAD, LONDON, ENGLAND. Addresses fop Patterns i Por Toronto and Eaat Oanada t CUR-1. BR03., OO MIGHT DIRECTORIES. LTD. (Dis|it. «M 1. T4/7S Church Street, TORONTO, ONTARIO. For Wlnnlperi and the Wost i CURZON BR33.I o o HENDERSON BROS. Dept "«■"> I, 279 Carry Street, WINNIPEG. ^ Please lllertllon this paper. _. 5_5*~"*i f.™ • ' • i REVELSTOKE FAIR] General Committee Meeting Ends in Social Time A general meeting ot members ol the various committees ol the Agricultural Society was held on Thursday night, iu the city hall. Although the attendance was by no means large, nevertheless those who were interested enough to be present got through a g.iod deal ot work in connection with winding up the business end of tlie Fair. Reports from the various committees were read and approved, tlie secietary, 0. R. Macdonald, reading the financial Statement which proved iu every way Satisfactory, Many val liable suggestions were made and dis cussed which would be of benelit next year, and it was agreed that, wink Bhould In nmciiccd earlier iu tbe year so a- in give everybody ample time to de .to to the many details wbiiht.be Fair must necessarily entail. The many Indies present all testified tn the nieces* ol ilie under taking and avowed fheii intuition ol getting (o ivnrk n .\i year In good time Mayor I. nd . ai k, i- president nl the society and who i i-cnpied the chair, in a few well chosen uml upptoprlate remarks, expri s*i il I i - i ntire -ali-f in tion at the r sill's of the Fair, o n gralnlati'.: a'l th se who had by loyal and unti'ing etl it- s-.ee eh d in es- tabij-liing the Agiiciiltunil Sm-i ty lirnily .01 it- Ims.- . .1 math ■_ 'he lirst lteiehiok ■ K.ii t n sue s n u t- duiillid'v • ,i . Hi., it mil ,,l he I ,i\..* fur Ilu i v ib nb ■ It. ip ni ! . \j i. .-i's| a h pi 'Im iIn l'.)"'.I F i i'<> duul.lt ss Bii'-cissfi nud far lea.'hii g in its . tl,- t .• il, n ol 11108 Ile tnoM'.l ii v« ie f 'hi 1.- 'ot he secretary ft 'i ei" tge! ie meI, and -.-iiii thai i' wi'sohi Ily dm to lie see ■ t t'y C. II M • .1 na d. b I the n 'i-> ' nil rallie.l t ui-d tin can e .i it t'livi -uch until i ..- and i-abi'i'ile • t rvtc s A E Milli r mo,i tl a vote o sin iks and appreciation ul his services, to Hie president, which was heartily respond e,l to. A neat little compliment to toe laities was then brought up in the form of tea and cake which thoughtful and acceptable action by the worthy president was greatly appreciated by all ptesent. A sociable nnd genial meeting gathered round Ibe council table aud over their tea and cake both sexes enjoytd a pleasant hour. Mrs. H. N. Coursier moved a vole of thanks to Mayor Lindmark for bis hospitality and the meeting terminated. Certificate of Improvements nsroTlOE Skookinu. Ilruiiilmiiiuiin and Buck- horn Fraction Mineral Claims, situate in Revelstoke Mining Division of West Kooti nay District, Where located: On tbe north side of Cougar Creek. Take nolice that I, William I. Brings of Revelstoke, B. C. Soilcttor, Flee Miner's Cciulicate No. I10I2M8. acting us agent for aud on behalf of His Majesty King li. I ward VII, in the Right of the Dominion of Oanada Free Miner's Cei'lille in- No.B94287, intend sixty days from dice hereof lo apply to the Mining Rec-ider for Certificates of Iii-.pi-oveinenis for the purpose of turning Ciown Grants of tlu-al claims. And further take notice that net ion under section 117 must he commenced before the issuance of stieh Ceil ideates of Improvements. Dated this 2nd day of July, 1008. jly 4 W. I. HmuiiS. lllll ve Notice of Sale Pursuant to the Order of the County Court oi West Kootenay, bolden at Revelstoke, made In the action of Gig Bend Lumber Company, Limited, v. Columbia and Kootenay Kailway and Navigation Company and Charles B< Kirk and \V. J. Kane, there will be offered for sale with the approbation oi W. E. McLauchlin, Esq., Deputy Registrar of said Court at the Court House, in the City oi Revelstoke on Wednesday, the 30th day ot September, 1908, ull and singular that certain parcel or tract of laud and premises situate, lying and being in the Town of Arrowhead, B. C, and being composed of Lot No. Four (4), Block No. Seven (7). On the lauds is said to be a two story frame building 20x26 with seven rooms. The property will be offered for sale subjeet to a reserve bid. Further particulars may be had from Harvey, McCarter _t Pinkham, Solicitors, Imperial Bank Block, Revelstoke, It. C._ or from \V. E. McLauchlin, Deputy Registrar at Revelstoke. Dated at Revelstoke this 41.1 day oi September, 19081 Notice Notice is hereby given that the goods and chattels distrained for rent 011 the 28th day of August, 1908, by Frank 11. Bourne the landlord oi the premises ol Clement Jones, the tenant, will be sold by public auction at the said premises, being the Bakery Store un McKenzie Avenue, on Tuesday, the 8th of Sept., 1908, at eleven o'clock a.m. Said goods and chattels consist oi pictures, chairs, stock of candies, beds, bedding, etc. Complete inventory can be seen ou application lo tbe undersigned, W. J. LAW, Sheriff. Dated at Kevelstoke, B. C, September 4th, 1908. POSTPONED -The above sale is herewith postponed until Monday, Sept. lith, ft! 8 o'olook p.m. \V. J. LAW, Sheriff. LAND NOTICE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF REVELSTOKE ■-, ! Kevelstoke Lund District. District of West Kooteuay. Take notice that George McCiit-li t, Sr., of llevelsloke, R.C., Agent, intends to apply for pel-mission In purchase the following described lands; Commencing at a post planted on the west hank of the Columbia Rivor at the south-east coiner of Lot 8295, (■coup 1, Kootenay, and marked "George McOurler, Br., north-east cm- nei post," tlience west 10 chuins; thence south 20 chains; Ihence east 20 chains more or less to the west hank of the Columbia river; thenee noil belly along lhe west hank of tba Columbia liver lo the point of commence ment. containing 25 acres more nr less. GEORGE MoOARTBH, Br., Hy bis agent, Geo, *■*. McOarter. Dated June 2111 h. IIUS. j 27 UOd Court of Revision Notice is hereby given that the first sitting of the Court of Revision, to revise the assessment roll for the year 11X18, will be held in lhe Council Chamber, City Hall, Hevelstoke, H. C, on Monday, Sept! 21st, 11KJS, at 7 o'clock p.m. August lllth, 11*18. BRUCE A. td LAWSON, City Clerk. NOTICE Revelstoke Land Dlstriot, District of West Kootenay. Take uutice I hal .lolui Michael Doyle of Revelstoke, B.C., Maiia/er, intends l.n apply for permission to purchase the follow 'inn ilesei-ihed land: Commencing a! a post planted nn the easterly bank of ibe Columbia RtVer at the north-west comer of l.u 2771 Group 1, Kootenay, and marked "John M. Doyle's soiilh-west corner pust,'' theuce east 40 chains* thence Itartn 40 chains; thence weat 411 chains moro or less to the easterly bank of Ibe Columbia rivet; Ihence southerly tilting lhe hank ol saiil rivet* III chains more or less to the point of commencement, containing UKI acres mom or h'SH. JOHN MICHAEL DOYLE, By his agent, (Ieo, Bi McCarter. Dated June ail h, 1(108, J27 Wkl NOTICE West Kootbha. Lanh District Tnke Notice thai HU days after dnte I Ail tun K. Evans, of Beaton, B. C . occupation, prospector, intend tn apply for permission to piirihii.-.e the following described lands siiuated nn Kish River, iu Wesi Knolenay dis- llict. Commencing at the iinrlh-easl corner of A. 1). Mackay'« pre-empt I m No. 7,808, and marked "A. K. Evans, North-west Corner Post." thenee 8 chains to west line of McKiiinon's pre-empiinti; theuce Till chains south, thence 8 cliains west to Mat Kiiy's, Ihence ninth 501 hains lo point nl coin- iiieiiieinen', containing 10 acies more or less, Located August Hnl, 1808. A. E. EVANS, Locator, Revelstoke Land Dlatrict, District of West Kootenay. Take uutice that (1. Brink, of Halcyon, II. C, Cruiser, inlemls ttmppl) for permission to purchase the follow. mi! described lands, Commencing at a post planted on the eaat side of Upper Arrow Lake, at tbe south-east comer of Lot 2151, ami marked "G. K. Brink's North-Weal Coinec I'ust "; thence east 20 chains; theuce suuth 20 chains; thenee wesi 2i) chains to the lake shine; thence northerly along the lake shore 20 chains m ue or less to the point of commencement, containing lo acres more or less. <i. K. BRINK, Dated August 5th, IWI8. tfifafe , 3t.M_.-fl if i^F WHEN BUYING JEWELRY reputatio't is a potent tsotor to be con- siden il ns it. is synonymous v.iiti tin quality, merit and puces ol the goods sold. Ii miii deal at Hustings, ll.yle i_ AHum's you will know you will he treated fairly, no n utter how you may bs lucking in technical knowledge of the value and quality of j'wels of any kind. We keep only the best and choicest. Where gold is used it is marked with tl" curat stamp, with silver it is sterling, i gems and precious stones theii quality i fully guaranteed, Hastings. Doyle & Allum, Limited A New Carpet froin our choice ami lmidsome stock of Axminstei-, \\ ihims. etc., will give you tint li pleasure and satisfaction when you see the rich and beautiful i fVucts nl the colors and patterns i .ul the durability of the fabrics Onr c.a pets are made by the best manufactures, and ate made to weat well, aa well as to I, ok well. H. HOWSON fr CO.'Y. '.-^.?£%''-S?s ____-^?:>__. _*-_"'- _3§>S__?_J-5_«£?_S >2_-<r ■••><■->-.. ■ :.--c ,".-'-■-■ '..'AA-- THE RSVfF.LSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITED. Imporl direct from country of origin. WHOLESALE Dl.ALERS ONLY. REVELSTOKE __.. O. '--%- V%*%^H> vis^- -v_v-*'%'__/V%^%^'%*^%'%^ -*%'%'*i>%%tkl \ P. BUR^_3 & COMPANY, LIMITED, j I ilK.V'il IIKKICK'. CAI.UAKV, Al.HKKTA. \ I Wholoiale and Retail Meat Merchants , ' I'.i-. I'.ii-k-r- -, I De.ilers iu Live Slock. Markets in all the prim-i ( I tnl Cities unl L'oi-iisof Alberta, Britisb Oolunihii and the Viikiui. i I Packers of ihe Celebrated Brand " Imperator" Hams and Bacnr, d I •• Hliniiii-n, k" Brand L -.if Lir.l. . u; %. *%^-»--I. %^_Vt«%%%_%«%%_*V%_t'_^-V%t I PLACE YOUR ORDERS WITH S. McMAHON, - FIRST STREET For (_gr-et.l-T_.al Implements. (!arria«es, Wagons Etc., John De<-re Ploughs, Moliue Wagouri, Oanada Carriage Company's Hi.K--.io-s Plnuet jr., Garden Seeders and Cultivators, Wheelwright and Blacksmith Work attended to. Horse hoeing a Specialty Central Hotel REVELSTOKE, B. C. NOTICE Notice is hbraby given thai Hustings, Doyle A Allum, Limited, will, three months after date, apply to the Lieutenant-Governor In Council for nn Oi'dci'-in-Cniuicil chnngim- the Company's name to "Doyle .V Allum, Limited." Daled the _8th day of June, lixis. li.uivKY, McCahtbr-i Pinkham, Solicitors for Hastings, Doyle A AI him, Limited jly 4 8iu n NOTICE Notice is hereby given that lhe undersigned will, al the expiration of one month, apply to the Superintendent of Provincial Police for a transfer lo Coronation Hotel Company, Limited, of the hnlel license now held by lue iu respect of the Coronation Hotel at Camborne, B. 0. Dated this Brd day uf August; lt)08. align I nt Cory Mkniiinuk. Certificate of Improvements NOTICE Minn It miln r.il Maim, nituati* in Ilu I unit ]_akt* Mining DlTiitnnof W«ri Kootaou District, Wh.-ru I- ,.!.--t At ilu- in-...i i.f Ooal Oath Dula nljiininj. tht- Poison mlticril rlaim. Lot 151.7. Uroup 1. 1 tk. ii.air. tlmt I, i: Mtnlli. IM.r i:t-Aiill urting hn ast'tit fat J. It. Mnikcn .ie, y M.C. Nn, i h'.ui'.w. in*" ■' i slit) lUysfrmn weul. hereof, te 1 npply ti> ttie Mining Iteconlor ior n Uertlflest*Ol luipt" milffUU. foi llif nipo** ol <-l>t.lining ii I'r »i. QrMl of llll' lll>*.M- t'laiill. And further Uk<- noUos that lotion, iiintci -..'■.:, mu-t Ih. ■ iillillli-lirml 1 .if,,-. (.,-.. jHHtl. nrf" of aiiich OrltHoate of Itupi'i. enn -n '■■. H,t.-1 ii,i : Hi Ih> uf Jim. A.I)., itf"- M X7 H N.M1TH. DESPERATE ENCOUNTER J. A. Macdonell Fought Bear for Possession of Child James A. Macdonell, head of the ei • gineering firm of Macdonell, Gzotvski 4 Company, ie the hero of the hour in the Rocky Mountain rogiuua ttday; Like David of old he fought single- handed with a bear, and though be did nut kill tbe beast he saved the life of a child. Last Friday evening Mr Macdonell was* standing on the platform nt Field, where he is superintending the regrade of the Big Hill. On the 0 P.K. hotel grounds near hy, a black pet heir was moving out to tb. end of its tether and then hack towards the dug-out in which it lived. Near the bear the eight-year-old son of William Lynea, a C.P 11. conductor, formerly of Revel stoke, was playing. Suddenly the bear pounced on the lad, and ran back with him into his den. Mr. Macdonell ran to the opening and, grasping the bear's chain, began to pull the bear out. He is a hig, athletic mun, and, in spite of the bear's resistance, drew it steadily towards the opening, Finally the enraged beast shot through the hole and attacked Mr. Macdonell. The latter in his turn, f slight for possession of Ihe child ami having secured it, got clear ot the bear, The animal was stibsiquently shut, hut Mr, Maodonell will carry the mark of the beast's claws on his arm and bauds for mam a long day. DARING "ATTEMPT Transcontinental Pedestrians Plan Return Canoe Trip It is the intention of Charles King, who has juit completed bis transcon I inenl al walk from Montreal to Vancouver lor a wager of If 1000, within lfill days, and his partner lloyd, to makes return canoe trip from Vancouver to Montreal. The plan of the daring adventurers is to go by way of the Fraser River to the junction ot the Thompson, up tho Thompson to tho Upper Columbia and then "portage" over the Great Divide to the Bow River. Prom there lo the Buskat cbewan, then to Ncpigon and on to Lake Wii.nipcg by the |Nepigun River snd through the (Irent. Lukes to Montreal or over the Hudson's Hay trail to Tuiiiiiginui i i il Lake Tiiniskamiiig. or by way uf Sault Rivor, Garden Hiver, MessisKga River, by Wanapita nnd Lake Nippissing, H uth River, Magnetawsn River, Muskoka LakcB, k'awartha Lakes, down tbe Trent River and the Ht. Lawrence to Montreal. __3_e ABrfAH <V_SON BROS., PROPRIETORS Newly built. Kirst-i ass in every respect. All modern conveniences Large Sample Rooms. Rates SI.60 per Day, Special Weekly Ratea. Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under same management ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably lurnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J". ALBEET STOZtsriE PEOP. S.S. REVELSTOKE The Steamer leaves Five Mile Landing ( dining static of high water) at 6 a.m. on Tuesday and Friday, for Downie On - k and way points, returning Satin 'l.y. Freight must he ready for delivery ti te mis nf Revelstoke Cartage Co., Ld., on .Mondays and Thursdays at 1 p.m., and must be prepaid. The Cartage Company's Stage leaves [or the Boat Landing at 5:110 p.m un Monday and Thursday and connects with the steamer on arrival hack in the evening, and makes special I rips, when required, on 'I'm nl.iy and Friday mornings, leaving town at 4 a.m. Comfortable bertha and good meals on Steamer. Telephone connection between steamer antl local exchange—No. 1113'J. Dates ol sailings may be changed without notice. F. SWANSON, PURSER, FIRST CLASS FRESH TIMOTHY HAY All kinds of new VEGETABLES AND FRUIT I). tilers in SILK AND CHINA DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY Wah Chang, - Front St. P.O. Box, 208, Phone 26 CEMENT BLOCKS Miinnfnctiirod fnr clH.ises or lmi|i|m«. CEME AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS fur Shift jn l'irj.1) nr -mull <|ii'_nl it in-. nt tlm hiwent prices for catdi. All Itlndl ol buildina aud p.Atitcriug undertaken. A. PRADOLINI, • REVELSTOKE Certificate (f Improvements. __STOTIC_B Vivian Luck No, 1, Vivian Luck No. 2 Vivian Luck No. .'i, Vivian Luck No. I, Vivian Link No. j, Vivian Luck No, li ami Silver Crown mineral claims, .situated lu the Lardeau Mining Division of West Kootenay District. Wheie located:—At Head of Kiilil Creek, a tributary of Boyd Creek. TAKK NOTICE lhat I, O. B. N. Wilkie, acting as agent for Hecloi Poirler, F.M.C. B7480, and George Johnson, F.M.C. B06051, intend, sixty days from date hereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, for the purpose of ob- taining a Croivn Grant of tlie above claims. And further lake initiei- that action, under section 87, must be commenced beforo the Issuance of such Certificate of Improvements. Dated thia 28th day nf May, A. I). 11HKS. O. II N. WILKIE, B.C.L.S, w mj-27 Trout Like, H. (' CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF REVELSTOKE By-Law No. Whereas under and by virtue of by-la* ol lh< Corporation ot tHe Oity of Revel* Bloke* nuiiil-prrd ioi. it v/a« deemed neceiutary and expedient in tho Interest -.d the Oity of Revelstoke that the electrical plant of the city should In* Improved and extended by the addition ol an electric power dynamo and equipment including necessary auxiliary plant. And Whereas to defray the cost thereol it was deemed necessar) to borrow tbe sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars ($301000) and there was granted to the Municipal Oouncil of the Corporation of the Oity ot Revelstoke under and by virtue of said by- taw No, 101 the power and authority to raise the said sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars a* sel tort'; and provided in saiil bydaw by the Issuance of debentures secured upon the rales and charges which are chargeable and enforceable lot the use of water and electric litfht undei the "Water and Electric Ught Regulation Mydaw i<>03," and the "Municipal Clauses Act." And Whereas the said sum of Thirty Thousand Dollars as so authorised to DC raised has been lound to be Insufficient lo make and complete all the additions and nu .ciliary plftpl ;ts s(1 authorised to be done. And Whereas the estimated amount ol Ibe said rates and charges chargeable and enforceable for the year In wbicli this by law !•_ pa&ted Is $35,000.00. And whereas there is now charged on Iih.- said rates and charges the stun ol $2332.84; And Whereas the debt here bj treated is on the security ol the said water and electric light rates and charges and is further guaranteed b) tbe Municipality at large! ' And Whereas for the payment ol the said principal money and interest during the currency ol the debentures to be Issued it is necessary to set aside and withdraw rom the annual cunc.it revenue derived trom the said water and electric light rates and charges annually the sum of i;74; the specific annual sum required for Ibe payment of interest being $500 and for the payment of the debt the sum of $^74. And Whereas the estimated deficiency in the said tates and charges required lo make up the amount of the annual interest and linking fund u[K>n tlie debt hereby created is nil; And Whereas il is necessary to raise a further sum ol Sic,000 by the issue ot debentures secured upon the rates and charges aforesaid and guaranteed by the credit of the Municipality at large; Now Therefore Ihe Municipal Oouncil o\' the Corpora tion oi the Oiti ol Revelstoke ui open meeting assembled enacts as lollowsi 1. The sum ol Ten Thousand Dollars or so much thereol as shall be necessary thai! be expended in completing the Im* prove menu authorized to be made and done under and bj virlueof the said By- Law No, toil and it Bhall be lawful tor the Mayor of lhe Corporation of the Oity of Revelstoke to borrow on the credit and secutiu ol the said rates and charges by way ol debentures hereinafter mentioned from any person or persons, body 01 bodies corporate who may be willing! advance the same, a sum noexeeding in n the whole the sum ol ten thousand dollais and to cause all such sums so raised tO he paid into the bands oi the Treasurer of the s;tid city for the purposes and with the objects hereinbefore recited. 2. It shall be lawful tor the said Mayor to cause any number o) debentures to be made, executed and issued for such sum or sums as mav be required lor the purposes and objects aforesaid not exceeding however tbe sum ol Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000), each oi said debenlures being of tbe denomination of Si,000, and all such debentures shall be sealed wilh the seal oi the Corporation oi ihe City of Revelstoke und signed by tlie Mayor nnd Clerk thereof, 3. The said debentures shall bear date the 23rd day of September, 1908, and shall be made payable in twenty-five years from the s nd date in lawful money ot Canada at the office of the Molsons Hank at Revelstoke aloresaid, which place o( payment shall be designated by said debenlures, and shall have attached to them coupons for the payment Ol interest and the signature to the coupons may he either written or printed, or stamped or lithographed. 4. The said debenlures shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per annum from the date thereof which interest shall be payable semi-annually at the office oi the Molsons Hank at Revelstoke in lawful money of Canada on the twenty- third day oi March and the twenty-third ii^y oi September, respectively in each and every year during the currency thereof and it shall be expressed in said debentures and coupons to be so payable. 5. It shall be lawful for the Mayor to negotiate and sell the said debentures or any of them for less than par but in no case shall the debentures or any of them be sold for less than 92.5 per centum oi their face value including the costs of negotiating and sale, brokerage and other necessary expenses. 6. For the payment of the said debt there shall be set aside and withdrawn each year during the currency ol the saiil debentures from the annual current revenue of the Municipality as derived from the said water and electric light rates and charges the sum of $274,001 and such sum ball be transferred Irom the annual current revenue account and paid into a special account to form a sinking fund for the purpose mentioned herein, 7. For the purpose ol paying- the interest on the said debentures as same becomes due and payable there .shall be set aside and withdrawn each year from the annual currenl revenue oi the Municipality as derived from said water and electric light rales and charge- the sum oi $500 which sum shall be transferred from the annual currenl revenue account and paid into a speci.il account for such purpose and to be disbursed when and as the instalments oi interest Income due. 8. During the currfincy of snid de- iietiturea the Baid tales and charges to he extent afoioaid shall not form pari of the annual revenue of the Municipality. !t. It shall be lawful for the Municipal Cuuucil from time to time to re* purchase any of said debentures 'it -in h prlceor prices as may be mutually agreed upon and all debentures ro le* purchased .hall lu* cancelled and no reissue of ;iny kucIi debenture or de- ben Hues shall be made in consequence of such re-pun ha-e. 10. As additional security the credit of lhe municipality Ht latgp is pledged for the payment ot the annual interest and sin king fund required for the extinguishment of the debt created by this By-law ami the municipality hereby guarantees the payment of the panic, 11. This by-law iholl come into force and take effect od tin* 23rd day of Sept. l.*»H. IJ. This by.law may be cited for all puipo-es as the " Klectric Light Linn hy-law. IOoS." i:.. This l.ydaw Bhall before the final pausing thereof receive the assent of lh« ratepayers of the Cotporution According to the provisions ot, and in manner prescribed hy the Municipal Clauses Act. Head a lirst time this 4th day of Sepl. A. D., 1WK Read asecoftdtime this 4th day of Sept.. A. D„ UK'S. Read a third time this 4th day of September, A. D., ID08, and paused with the unanimous consent of the Council* Received the assent of the electors 1 be day of Re-considered, adopted and Hnally passed the Council the day of A. 1)., IO06. City Clerk. Mayor. TAKK NOTICK that the above in a true copy of the proposed by-law upon which the voteof the Municipality will be taken at the City Clerk's Office, Citv Hall, corner of Second Street and McKensie Avenue, Kevelstoke, B. C, on Monday. September 21st, 10o8f be* tween the hours of Nine o'clock a.m. antl Seven o'clock p.m. BRU0K A. LAWSON. Clerk of the Municipal Council rtlE MAIL-HERALD, HEVELSTOKE, B.C. 'n 3H l|-l«|«^t|»*|»-_^-_t|-_^ M.+^+|«j* | Sunburn | Tan and g Freckles § tlli-t a Boltlp u( i,nr Klilct T Flower Cteain. Just what *ip you art' looking tor, ■& JSOLIJ AT ^ C. R. MACDONALD'S * Kl VI l Mill !. B. l\ 4$- ■*r. .*. A A i'i*, _fe .Ti iSt_ _Jg_ A A A ijfa 't* y.''i1 'J.' 'X' '+■ '*''■*•■ 't* '•.' 'V ■•.' 't' Weather Forecast Saturday, Sept. I9tli — Light to moderate winds, generally fair,cloudy. l't in), max. 05 ; . min IU '-. Local and General. R, li. Trueman, photographer, ia in the oity nud will remain until tlie -Mli, The Ladies' Guild ol St. Peter- church will li.'Jil an alteruooti leu ut the reaidenoe nf Mrs, T. tiiunly, Third •tiiL-t, on Thursday,Sept, 24th, 1 >r. Thomas lias returned to tin.* city after an extended visit to tbe coast, We understand Unit he intends opening a veterin ry surgery on 1st street at an early date. The young people nf Knox Ohurolt with their friends ate invited to spend a social evening on Monday night, Sept, -1st. at the hums of Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Telfer, Mackenzie Ave. A lot of Canadians, says a Const contemporary returning from Europe, complained that they were trcateil ns " immigrants." It is hard for tins puriit in see where the kick comes. Messrs. Bcid it Voting will hold i heir annual Fall millinery opening on Thursday, Sept 24th, afternoon ami • veiling. lhe public nre cordially invited to attend and inspect the latesi creations -Mi. tiio.'KB it tnl parly Ititvt* returned [rom a hunting trip among the iiioun lains north ol Albert Canyon, having had very successful sport, their hag consisting of live caribou, four g„ut« and one bear. There .iill he a meeting uf the Conservative Association on Wednesday, Sept. -Hid, at IS p.m., in the rooms over tlie new Burns block, nl the lu lersectiou of McKenzie avenue and first slreei. Messrs. C. B. Hume _: Co. will hold their annual Fall millinery opening ..ii Thursday, sept. I!-1th, afternoon aud evening. The public are cordially invited to aileud and inspect the iatest creations. The meeting arranged hy the Socialist party for last night, has been postponed owing to Mr. t_. T, Kingsley being delayed ai Kaslo. The meeting will be held m the Opera House tomorrow (Sunday | night.at ..iJUo'clock. One ol the most interesting exhibits at the recent fair in this city was a young collie bitch, nursing two kittens. The collie and her family were the property ol Frank Abey, of Cam borne aud oisUtiued ii.sl prize in the coiiie ciass. Hev uaims was "Camborne I Bessie.'' The ■ ilie nag only a puppy, a year old, an-l had never had puppies, but owing io her fondness fur the Kittens !•• i milk came auu she wis able lo nourish then.. OUR BREAD WILL KEEP l'i cull .tnd mi ii -I I'm' a long tinu' in ihe bread box. Thai is |f ii is allowed tn Rtny there. Generally, however, people like il so well IhcV iloti'i give ii a chance to see huw long il will keep. Try a lew loaves and join rain Ily will al onee become hig lll'eud outers. What do you lilvi- hi'M ': Vienna, twist, long, tomul, I'Yeiieh ni Siplllle ': I HAVE GOT IN SOME TEA that we believe is. oven a shade bettor than usual; ami i hose who buy tea here know bow good il is. Tea is the Bltuidai'd by which many people judge a grocery store. Wc are perfectly willing, yes a n K im is, tn be judged hy Uml standard, Try the tea nnd we know you will hnve n high opinion of ihi'i grocery. HOVSOff f®. BELL ts. Karn is King The right Piano nt the right prioe. (.'nil and sec us before ynu buy one. Kincaid and Anderson Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents. Money to Loan. Tq a ■»«» Eaton Hurlbut and Crane's Note Papers large icj Pnues on Eulk Goods ... '..' - ..-. a quire ' ' '■ ■ '■: ''- " lo 7:''- pkg Spei ial [uvi - ;■ t_k_g Special.Vedding V ,': n , BEWS' DRUG STOKE 1 NL.sT HUME hLOCK ■ At the annual intetiug on October 7th, the shareholders of the 0 P. It. | will he asked to authorise au increase in. the cumin,in stuck of H.6U,00U,000, which will tiling the company's authorized capital up lo !f200,0l)0,000. A mass meeting will be held In Knox Church on Thursday night of next week which will be addressed by Dr. T. A. Moore, general secretary of the I.ord's Day Alliance of Oanada, No one should miss hearing Dr.Moore, who can poBBibly be present. A. E, Kincaid left for Calgary on Sundny night, where he had been called owing to the sudden accidental death of ids brother, Win. Kincaid. The Maii.-11kuai.ii joins wilh the many friends of Mr Kincaid in messages of sympathy nt bis bereavement. The Northern Crown Bank have installed their line new safe manufactured by the Diebold .Safe Co. of Canton, Ohio, U.S.A., and forwarded to Kevelstoke by the Winnipeg Safe Distributing Co. The safe is a handsome piece of work, absolutely lire and burglar proof aud contains, besides the usual conibinatiou lock, an intricate lime lock. The safe is a vault in miniature and a Splendid piece of work. The members of the Socialist Party ol Canada in the riding at Medicine Hat, Alberta, have requested 11. Parm Pettipiece to accept the nomination as a candidate to run on the Socialist platform in the approaching Dominion elections. Mr. Pettipiece, has. we understand, accepted the nomination, I promising that he would be ready to take part iu the contest when lie returned from the Trades Congress at Halifax B, N. l.uxtuii, the well known curio ami souvenir dealer at BtittlV. intends operating a large pleasure yacht on Lake Louise next season The erail has just been launched and completed bj Bobertson Brothers, ol Hamilton, and is a Une craft. Her dimensions are "ill feet by UJ and litle.l with a four cycle. 30-borse power Thi rnycraft engine. The hull is roomy and com foi table, containing two capacious cabins, capable of accommodating at least 50 people The craft's fittings are modern and handsome ami the boat should be a great acquis . . tourists ami sportsmen A general tne'ling of all interested in the election of the Liberal candi date for Kontoray will be beld nt Undid Salvation Army Hall, First street, on Monday, Sept. 2bt, nt fi p in. A large number of people took advantage of the excursion un the t.i Hevelstoke this afternoon under thi auspices of St. Peter's church, to Riverside Park, a few miles down the Columbia river. II. ll, Stonex, who has just oompleted bis two kilowatt compound wound dynamo, wbicli was on exhibition at the recent fair, has installed the dynamo in his work shop on Front street nnd has fitted (he premises with electric lamps. The annual general meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the hospital will be beld in the city hall on Tuesday, Sept. 29th, at 11:30 p..u. All interested in hospital work are particularly requested to attend. Election of officers will take place. td Wc are in receipt this morning of a letter from Dr. J. C. Morrison of this city, written from the William's Lake Industrial School, 150 Mile House, Cariboo, B 0. The Dr, and Mrs Morrison arc making a combined business and pleasure trip up the Car iboo country with buggy and pair, and report conditions prosperous among the settlers anil fanner . The Maii Hi.it.-ii.li, through the courtesy of 11. Mcpherson, of Trout Lake City was treated yesterday to samples nl live different varieties oi apples grown in the orchard of Mr. Olie Lermo, at Trout Lake City. The samples, which were much appreciated I were in Splendid C'liiditi'ii. th results j of the careful ami skilful cultivation by Mr. Lermo, who is the pioneerIsister Mi Iruit mon nf the Lardeau, t id wer*-' grown ni his ranch at an ...litude i f ,,v,.. L000 leet higher than that it Revel.! Igl lli *.!,_ light 1 stai ■■• pens -■ tratii i. teats will pr ve interesting t ■ , t.. readers in ra:I] id _ - Red light' • .r • ■ pi is ed to ■ - risible t- .-i greater :--.••. i green. In roe- nl ■■ ,_'.' - . . _• ■ | s ■ ■ I ■ • ■ tin three ... - i- _ • lo candle DOC dar at Ir. ■ miles • clear nig a wbit< bl ; ri . power o mid be distinguished at three miles; 17 2 caiidle-po'u i at live miles. Stiiiih Curtis, the liberal nominee for Kuoionuy in the approaching l)u- uiiiioii elections, will arrive iu the .•Ity un Wednesday, Sept, 2Jrd, and will hold a meeting that evening nt I lie opera llliuse. Mr. Curtis will also address meetings mxt week at, the foi lowing places: Arrowhead on Thins day, Sept. 2Ith; Beaton, Friday alter noon, Sept. 26th, ami Camborne the Ban e evening; Comaplix on Saturday evening, Sept. 2(3ll. We note that the Revelstoke correspondent to i be Kiiinloopa Sentinel has evidently taken very much to heart lhe few objection! we made in last, issue to his account of lho Kevelstoke Fair. As regards our editor neglecting bis duly, tha( i" another matter, and such nu attack, under cover of the cniicp,.mlnu's privilege of his name leing withheld from publication, is by 110 menus a square deal. If all lievel siule tun lis. wen- told in print, there WOllld no end to the trouble I I'ev. T Albert Moore, the genual ii'cieiiirv ol the Lord's Day Alllanoc of Canada, is louring Ibe west at pres- enl nn.1 on Thursday nuxt, Sept. 21, will address n mass meeting o( the people ol Kevelstoke in Knox Church it m tin- special desire of Mr Moore i luu all firuanlzntlmisoonnectedwltli labor should be well tcpreseiiled at the iiies'iing, and a cordial invitation is heiehy extended tn the members of all lhe nniina in the cily to be present at lhe meeting. An aisrni of lire was turned in to No. 2 firo hull frum the box nn lho south Hack, near I he Bowman Lumber Co's. mill, shortly Ivforo 11 o'clock last night. When lhe lire lull went, rumor got round that the C.I'.II.simps were ablar.i', but Ibis proved tube i ri uii'lli s<. On lhe arrival of the brigade nl the null it was found thnt mmn logs on tbo Hack beyond the mill were on fire, the hliuo wasquickly extinguished, lho firemen's services pot being uied. \ st log for the by-law authorizing I lie burrowing ot $10,0110 on debentures [ni ibn put'i use of providing for (he 1 al nee . i Iho new power plant instnl- l.itio, , takes plaee on Monday, Sept 2Isi. from tl n in In 7 p in., at, the Citv Hall. It must bo remembered lhat ibis money has to he raised somehow and if the by-law is turned down lhe money will have tu he raised out of current revenue, which will mean increased 1 ixes. lt is therefore, nb vious, under the circumstances, which way tlie voting must go. The local telephone service is being rapidly put into working order again, niter the recent lire at the exchange in lhe Cowan Mock. A large number of lines are now connected up and it will only be a matter nf a few days, eo Mr. Cowan informs us, before tbe complete service is available. How valuable a convenience a telephone ie to a city Ins ouly been realised since the fire put the service out of business, and the public are greatly indebted to Mr. Cowan tor his energy and enterprise in putting in the complete service Revelstoke now enjoys. Tbe work of shifting i in lines from one central exchange In another lins been extremely heavy and in spite uf the set back, Mr Cowan h.ia ally riseu to the occasion and made the change in a remarkably sbni" time. H|Mr. nud Mrs. B. Morris, of Rogers Pass are spending a few day. at the Canyon House, Albert Canyon. Fred ForreBt of Albert Canyon wiib iu the city on Wednesday and hroughi the Maii.-Hkiiai.ii -nuno choice cuts of caribou meat. A. M. l'inkhani is expected back this evening Irum Golden, where lie has charge of the branch law ullice of Harvey, McCarter & Pinkham, Mr. and Mrs, L. T. Morris ol Notch Hill, who have been the guesta of Mr and Mrs. H. Cunningham MorriB tor the past week, returned home yesterday morning. Mrs. li. II. Urquliart gave the lirst progressive whist party of the season on Thursday afternoon. About forty guests sat down In cards, the ptize winners being Miss (Irani and Mrs. A V. Anderson. Dainty refreshments were served at lhe close of the game. Coursier's Coal is all Ooal, Fishing taekk' at Bews' drug store. Nn smoke—no aunt—un dirt—in Cuursier'n Coal. I Iny ler'. elu ic.olates—fresh—at Bews dill..', sluri', | |Uo nan hyacinths, 110 cents a dozen .1 Bews' drug store. l.iliinin Caiididiiio bulbs, 111 cents i ach at Bews' drug store. Mamma is baking Exhibition bread aillt Coursier's Ooal, sn it must be the best. ,litsl received—a shipment uf Misses Dress Skirts, 28 to 'IS inches long.— Miss A. Masloii, opposite Climax hotel W. J.Curtis, PiannTuner, will visit Revelstoke in Oo totter. Orders left with Mr. R. Howson ur Lewis Bros . will reorivo prompt attention. 'it.. ! Tl.nr Social and Personal Mrs .1. Purvis will not receive on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd. Mr, and Mrs. H F. Hay leave this evtniiig fur u visit to the coast. Miss u'Donoghue is visiting her IV II Sutherland. _ lion. F. W. Aylmer left on ..lav [nr New Westminster. si.Kin- returned on Thur-day fs to ,i visit to prairie points. I' ,.j i g has returned from an di-.l tr p up the North Thompson Mr« \V M. Lawrence left on Wed- I iu g foi a month's visit to li. COS t i Pag t and MlM Mary d ot I lin rid ... trom an ' h (■ Lindmark si eu » I •# lay* this veel ■ • .... .si the _■ I ■ I 11 r. i I ■ ■ .1. I .III VATK NURSE open for engiige- I ini'tils. Mntet'tiity cases, a spi-cl- .iii v. Ill .ho-t qualifications, Address II. IL, Um 4.Vi. Revelstoke, B. 0, r PRESENTS for the BRIDE If you wish to make a really useful and pleasing (lift to the Bride, sic our assortment of Cut Glass Silverware Watches, Clocks and Jewelry J. QUY BARBER C. R. R. WATCH INSPECTOR Official Issuer of Marriage Licences. AUTOMOBILE LIVERY Powerful ear, seals (Iw, for blre by the day or lio.ie at reasonable terms. Regulai street Hips all day. Stands—Onion Hotel, PhnneU.. Oriental lintel, Phone 18. C. TURNROM, Proprietor. Phone *l DOMINION ELECTIONS The Liberal Candidate for Kootenay SMITH CURTIS will address the- Electors? at the Opera House Revelstoke on Wednesday, Sept. 23rd. .it 8 p. m. All are Invited Seats Are Reserved for Ladies DRESS GOODS SALE We have a number of^pieces of Dress goods lhat wo wish to clear out In make mum for tho New Kail Goods and to ibi so we have put I hem on sale at prices that should move them quickly. They comprise Serges, Lustres, Cheviots. Fancy" Mixes, Etc., in All Colors. The selling price ranged from IHIc. lo ,$_..('<) per yard and We are selling them now froin 25c. to line. This is a splendid chance to gel good warm dresses for the children. Cretonnes at Special Prices Wn have tun many cretonnes at present and if yuu want n bargain see what We have put out, nnl the prices wo iiU'eiiheiii at 12Jo. to HOc, per yard. Cushion Tops Fine Tilpeslry designs Keg. $1 00 Now ."iOc. Japanese Paintings on Velvet Reg. $1 25 Now 70c. Japanese Silk embroidered nn Matin Reg. $1 75 Now OOc Revelsluke Souvenir. 60o i MCLENNAN'S NEW FALL SHOES If w.it iMiiild go intr ,i .Kimc nnil niiiiiinocc that yon iMIUll'd lo buy I weiily pans of .-Mine-, you'd gel special ullcnlioii, wouldn't yi>il? lively mini « Im con H v into our Si on- looks I o us like a _H-pnii cnsiiiimr. He is. We'll sell him lhe first pair, mul the lil. comfort ami m-ai ih.it be gels out, ol'them will be pretty apt lo lake cure of I be iiittct.i-i'ti -alts... We itoii't nuike enough pi-ntit (in nue pair nf slides tn lie indilT- eietil as to i\ heie y,,,, |,uV ||l(. n, X| pair, sn we do tilings I hal make vu i want In luiv tin lit ntV us. M< SI h %'2'.i\ $<! (JO M.RAE MERCANTILE CO., LTD. CITT BAKBBT Entirely Under New Management Just arrived—a large r-onslymment of fiiat-olatscohfectioutry. A splendid assortment uf Bread and Cakes delivered daily. Wedding aud Birthday C ikes a specialty. Special terms to parlies and banquets. Afternoon Teas, Lunches put np. J. _L. Headhick, Prop. Northern Crown Bank HEAD OFFICE—WINNIPEG Capital (authorized) $6,000,000 11 paid up 2,2oo,ooo Rest, ar.d undivided profits 225,ooo President—Sir I). H. McMillan, K..1.M.G. Vice Presidents—Edward Gur- ncy and Capt. Wm. Robinson, den. Man.—J. W. deC. O'Grady. Special attention paid to Savings Bank Deposits Interest allowed from date of deposit and credited quarterly. Open every C P. R. Pay Night, also Saturday Evenings from 7 to 9 p. m. A General Banking Business Transacted The smallest account receives from ns the same careful attention as the largest one. Office-Corner First St. and Connaught Ave. A. F. D. LACE, Manager Revelstoke Branoh _Z__Er__- A GRAND OPPORTUNITY OF SUPPLYING YOUR FALL NEEDS SECOND WEEK OF OUR GREAT BARGAIN SALE Fall Millinery Opening THURSDAY. SEPT. 24 AFTERNOON AND EVENING We extend .i must cordial invitation to you to visit Our Millinery I iqiarl mr.nl and vii.w the exclusive models gathered there. The Second Week of Our Sale establishes new records for Great Bargains and Values THIS IS STRICTLY A SPOT CASH SALE Dress Goods We are offering a 25 per cent, discount on all DRESS GOODS. Ladies' Costumes 1 .. .'mt 'in al per . ent. ne Corsets Flannelettes L iu stripes and plain, 25 per cent, discount on this splendid line 'il 'mods. I.* uliir per pair and $3.50 al 1 ire ' • Hired 'if 1 bargain a i we place on our counter, 50 odd pairs Blankets, Comforters io per cent 'li •( ount, All our Wool Blankets in tircy and White, bought 'lir''' I from une ol the best mills (Inly in '.lock 1 few 'l.ivs. Ladies' Blouses White I.awn Hlouscs. 50 per, cent Discount Ready-Made Clothing Department l hlil Pants at S^.j^ per pair. Worsted Suits at .Si 1,50, Regular $16.30, Hoys' Suits selling from $2.50 up. Men's Overcoats. Reg. $ia Now $7,011. Men's Hest Overcoats with Satin Lapels, Ke>,r. $16. Now Si 1. Men's Odd Pants 100 I'air put in stock this day, good, heavy Tweed Pants at $1.35 per pair. Heavy and dark grey tweed, double and twisted wool, the kind that regularly sells at $3. Now Sale Price $2.25. _j Boys' School Boots The good Wearing kind at 20 per cent, discount. Men's Boots Regular $3.00. Now $2.25. Ladies' Boots A job line. Keg. $2.50 and $4.00. Now at Si.50 a pair. Mackenzie Avenue REID & VOTTNa Be.elslt.kf>, J. 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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1908-09-19 |
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Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0311427 |
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