% Tlie Mail-Heralcf '".. Vol. 13.-No 56 REVELSTOKE. B. 0. JULY 20 1907 $2.5G Per Year 1 I C. B. Hume & Co., Ltd Stores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke. r' '~\ PRESERVE JARS We have any amount nf all kinds of (Mass Jars nnd other Preserve Jan. Crown Self Sealing Glass Jam Pint Si/.es at per dozen $1.18 Quart Sizes at per dozen tl.40 Ilnll'(lalloii.Size.il per dozen tl.75 LADIES' CANVAS SHOES An extra line line of Canvas Shoes, White Heels, Laco Sides, Turn Soles, Cool and Comfortable, at $3.00 A Beautiful White Canvas Shoe, with Embroidered Toe, liluchor cut, McKay sewn soles, all sizes at $3.00 NEW BLOUSES A shipment of elegant White Blouses, new designs, handsome embroidery fronts, some- newer than has been shown here this season —to Retail at $2.75 LADIES' WASH BELTS A lovely line of Wash Linen Belts, some nil white, others button trimmed, others t. binned with color, Jusl the thing to wear with white drosses. To sell lit ISC FANCY COLLARS Great assortment of Fancy Collars in tho New Ribbon Collar, others in Fancy Chiffon, others in the new Wash Collars. They are all lines that soil at 75c., $1,110, $1.25, Now 46c. .J C. B. Hume & Co.. Ltd STORES AT ARROWHEAD AHO REVELSTOKE ■*-*/ \ .Vi A A. A. At A. ■♦» »♦. A it. e_*» e^i ■♦. At At .♦« At At .T. .•t. .ti A. At ■*!'. A, Jl ITT tri irl V11* i i*l l*i ill i^i 'X" ™ 1+*'+ *+ '+' '+1,+''+''+' T4>* '+1 "X* TJ.* 1+l " ™ I CARPENTERS' TOOLS BUILDERS' HARDWARE Sawmill Supplies, Belting, etc. Stanley's and Starrett's Mechanics' Tools. Simonds' and Shurly and Dietrich Higli Grade Saws. Garden Tools in great variely. REFRIGERATORS, ICE CREAM FREEZERS. ** Paints and Oils, Kalsomine, etc. S Plumbing, Tinsmithing and Electrical Departments in connection. Estimates given. Job Work Done. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention Convenient Offices for Rent Upstairs. I LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., Ltd. t Dealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Miners', Lumbermen's and Sawmill Supplies, etc., Plumbing aud Tinsmithing. .Te -*- ■*• -*- -*- -*■ -*• A* At. At At eti .fre »♦■ ■♦■ ete At A, t'i'. efrt At tTe At ■♦. i*Ti •fi IH l|l 1,1,1 lit IJJ IJi 1^1 IJI ij,i l^i i^i ij,i iji 1^,1 i^i ij,i i^i ij,i ij,i ij,i ij^i iji i^i 14,1 GOOD BUYS Two-Storey Dwelling, Lots SiJ x 100, on Mackenzie Avenue, plastered-Cash $050, terms on balance. PRICE $2,450 Two-Storey Dwelling, plastoied and stone basement, Lots 75 x 100 on Second Street. Cash $050 and terms on balance. PRICE-$2,950 Two-Storey Dwelling, plastered, Lots 66x100, within 120 foot of Mackenzie Avenue. Cash $050 and tonus on balance. PRICE $2,650 SIBBALD AND FIELD INSURANCK NOTARIES PUBLIC LOANS YOUR HOUSE Would You Rather Live in Your Own House than Pay Rent ? Look at the Bargains 2SW H.N.Coursier MENELIK MAY MAKE TROUBLE Tubin, Italy, July 111.—Despatches Iron, the Italian colony ol Erythrea, in Africa, state that it is [eared that King Henelik ol Ahysinla is preparing to mako war on Italy, lle is organising an army ol 10,000 ostensibly lor tho purpose of restoring order in that part ol Abysinia close to the Italian border, but is hit Instalment ol $2,000,000 to the king for the care of the Italian prisonon of the last war bad been paid, Menelik hai now nothing to expect Irom Italy and tl.e pacificatory expedition is regarded as tl.e merest pretext. Carpet i.|..arei, rugi, mats and lii...lou ms at Howson's. Mosquito cures, all kinds, at the Canada Drug Store, THE LATEST TELEGRAMS Emperor Abdicates - Captive Still-Bribery Charge-Rain Needed—Wholesale Murder -New Station. Seihii., July 20.—Emperor Yi Hy- ung formerly abdicated the throne at 11 u'clock this morning. There arc three candidates for the throne. Tbe imbecile Crown Prince Iiiib tl.e strongest backing, while bis dissolute younger brother is not without support. The elovon-year-old-brotber has a strong following, and it is not known which of tlie men will succeed in getting the position. Thc change in rulers has tightened the hold of Ihe Mikado on tbe affairs uf Korea. Tangier, July 20. — Tlie report brought in here by couriers lhat Sir Harry Maclean had succeeded in escaping from the bunds of the bandit ItaisBtli appears to he untrue. The latest letter received from the general is dated July 13. It says among other things that a deep ditch hns beeu dug around his tent in order lo prevent his escape. San Francisco, July SO.-Charges that efforts were made to bribe two members ol the jury which tried and convicted Mayor Schmitz on tbe charge ol extoriion, were laid before tbe grand jury at a special session convened for the purpose of hearing the evidence. Winnipeg, July 20.—The C. P. R. Company's report Ior tlie week ending July 17th shows.a favorable state ol affairs to be prevailing throughout the weet. The most satisfactory part ol the report is that many districts which had been suffering for want of rain, have been visited by shower!. Many sections, however, still report a lack of rainfall and for that rea!in light crops are forecasted iu these. Chicago, July 20.—Herman Billik last night was found guilty oi killing with poison Adolph Vrzal and five of Vrzal's children. The jury fixed the penalty at death. Toronto, July 20.—Libel suits to the amount of $280,000 have been entered against twenty-eight newe papers which published accounts of the trial of Matlie Perkins which were diBtastelul to her. Twenty-eight writs were entored at Osgoode Hill to-day. Ottawa, July 20—Plans for the new Grand Trunk station and million dollar hotel have been tiled with the railway committee of the privy council. The plans contemplate a terminal station on the site of the present station to cost about one-quarter ol a million. PROPERTY INVIOLABLE United States Secures Strong Support in Convention. The Hague, July 19.—The vote on the principle ol the American proposition regarding the inviolability of private property at sea was taken today by the committee ol tlie conference dealing with tbe Geneva convention. Twenty-one delegates voted favorably, eleven were ugniiiBt the measure, and there was one absentee. Great Britain, France, Russia, Japan, Spain and Portugal were in opposition while the triple alliance, although Germany made a reservation, wae among the majority. Belgium presented a compromise proposal, but Joseph H. Choale, ol the American delegation, refused to accept it, saying that inasmuch as the major ity admitted the principle of tbe immunity he could not consent to tl.e limitation ol this idea, especially aB Great Britain and Russia already had deciared they would not accept it iu any form, This made unanimity impossible, Professor De Martens, RuiBia, who presided at the meeting, called attention to tho (act that although the American proposition was supported by a majority ol tlie votes passed, tlie populations of the countries voting against the principle waB numerically largely in exccsB ol thoBe favoring it. MR. HILL IS INSPECTING Hedley, July 18.—Messrs, Louis \V. Hill, president, and N.P. Ilagland, chiel engineer ol the Great Northern Railway, visited Hedley and the Similkameen yesterday, coining into Keren...os on a special t.ain and travelling to Hedley by automobile in tbe alternoon. A trip was made to Princeton, returning to Hedley at night. To day, alio, going through the cyanide and stamp mills, a trip was made over the scenic railway ol tba Daly Reduction Co., ol the .Nickel Plate and other mines ol tbe Yale Mining Co., which wiib a revelation to Mr. Hill. This is one ol the low gold properties that is worked by means ..I a glory hole. Mr. Hill expressed himsell as highly satisfied with the conditions and prospects generally in the Similkameen. The visit is considered as highly indicative ol early construction ol tlie section of railroad (rom Keicn.eos through Hedley lo Princeton, as it is loss tli.iu a week since thc mils were laid lo Keremeos. MAKES RECORD RUN Empress of Britain Crosses in Five Days and Three Days. Montreal, July 111.—The Canadian Pacific Railway company's R, M. S. Empress ol Britain landed her mails at Rintouski at noon today, thereby completing tl.e fastest mail passage not only on tbe Canadian mule but between European and American mail ports, This steamer lelt Liverpool at 5 p.m. on the 12th ol July, which is equal to a departure Iron. Movillo, the northern Irish mail port, at 2 p.m. Saturday, 13th, and landing her mails at Rimouski at noon on the 18th, makes ber mail time live days three hours, alter making tbe necessary .illowance for difference In lime. The best time evor made on the New York route was live days eight hours, hy the Lucania Irom Queens- town to New York, CITY COUNCIL. IRRIGATION CONVENTION Closes at Calgary and Will Meet Next at Vernon. Calgary, July 20.-The First Western Irrigation Convention was brought to a close Thursday night. The next conclave will be held in Vernon, B.C., the date to be arranged by the organization committee. On the return Irom the head gates of the C. I'. R. irrigation canal at 4 o'clock a resolution was unanimously passed calling (or permanent organization. The resolution was worded as follows: Whereas, irrigation development in Western Canada has during recent years made enormous strides, until the area uow under irrigation and covered by schemes actually under construction in magnitude equals one- quarter uf tl.e total irrigated area of the whole of the United States; and, Whereas, as the interests arc now bound up in the irrigation development ol Western Canada, requiring intelligent and public appreciation and broad gauge legislation and administration; and, Whereas, the tendency on the part Tho regular meeting of the Cily Council was held lust night, J. Abrahamson, acting mayor and Aldermen Sawyer, Woodland and Howson being present. Tbo minutes of the last regular and special meetings were read and adopted. COMMUNICATIONS Fron. Fred Terry, acting chief ol police, reporting (iro alarms 0. IC Fylod. From thc Dominion Wood Pipe Co, re shipment of 2011 foot piping, In connection with this was read a communication Irom C, Q, Wheeler nl tlie oity public works staff, reporting on tlio leaking ol pipes on Douglas street nnd tbe necessity ol taking stops to prevent tl.o water Iron. Hooding tlie itreet. A resolution was passed to pliice the order with the Dominion Wood Pipe Co. (or 2,1)00 lent ol pipe Ior laying on Douglas street. From (.1. Liuorme complaining tbat bis cow, while in charge of tbe city poundkeoper bad been badly cut iuul disfigured and bnd fallen off* in milk, and otherwise been badly handled wli ilo in pound, Aid. Stone said that thc cow had certainly been abused and badly cut. Hi! Worship snid that foreman Wheelers gang working on Douglas street, had driven the cow away to the pound, but could not say how she sustained ber injuries. He said that the pound wan too small (or the purpose and that witii the number of animals impounded lately, it was likely that they would got mixed up and damage themselves. It was evident that the cow had been injured either ou the way to or in the pound. Aid. Sawyer said that tbe poundkeoper bnd too much work to do since he wns special constable, as well as collector of dog tuxes, and if the pound work was to be carried out well, an extra man was needed. A resolution waB passed to the effect that the matter should be thoroughly investigated by the By-law and Health committee. From F. B. Busteed, saying that tbe rate for power and light offered by the city to the C.I'.R. would be re- [erred to Winnipeg.—Filed. From C.P.R., Calgary, regarding the road to tho dumping ground and requesting that if the work on new road .wis on the compory's property construction must cease pending an arrangement. The city clerk was instructed to reply to the effect that the Provincial Government had taken the matter up. A letter from F Fraser, Government Agent, stated that the question had been referred to Victoria From C. J. South, Children's'Aid aud Protection Society, Vancouver, stating that tbo city n.u-t supply $12 per month to go towards the maintenance ol the three children ol Mrs, Home of Revolstoke, which children wore neglected. 'I ho police lirst took of the public and public men in the past has been not to detach due im- the matter up and Mr. South arrang- portance to Ihe subject of irrigation in ed for the children to enter tho homo. Western Canada; and j Two petitions were received requeil Whereas, in broad principles, it is ing the laying of sidewalks ou certain desirable and iu thc interest ol West- (streets. em agricultural development than an j The Grade by-law was introduced organization should be created which j and passed its tliree readings unani- can become the mouthpiece of irrigation interests: Therefore be it resolved—That this convention be perpetuated as an annual institution, and tlmt a constitution, by-laws and other machinery bo provided, having in view permanent organization. The meeting place for tbo next convention was keenly contested between Kamloops and Vernon. An amendment was made to tlio resolution that Kamloops be chosen, but it was lost, although by a very clou, margin, HEAT STRICKEN Two Thousand Five Hundred Overcome During Parade. Philadelphia, July It).—Tlie parade ol the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks yesterday was marked by the prostration from boat of many persons, estimated by tlie polico nnd hospital authorities at 2,500, Never has there been such a wholesale overcoming of peoplo in this city. F'or iix hours the police, ambulance, surgeons and Red Cros! nurses were kept on thc run looking altor persons who collapsed under tlie combined effect ol tlie sun and humidity, and largely becauso of their excellent servico, but one case resulted [..tally, .lames Rowley, aged 4-1 years, ol this city, who died in a hospital alter king stricken in the street. Tbe other prostrated persons are said to lie in good condition, with no prospect ol lata! results, niously. The cemetery road was discussed ami Ihe railway crossing which needed grading. P. Bums A Co. had offered to help in tlio grading to tho crossing, which at the present time was dangerous, Tho gov,run.ent have also promised to Iix thu road outside the limits if the city will do their share. The public wurks department was instructed to commence tho work at once and also to send a man tu cut thu grass and wends iu thc cemetery. Tlie accounts werc passed and the meeting adjourned JEWS MASSACRED Bodies of Men, Women and Children Scattered in Streets WARSAW, Russia, July li).—Hundreds of .lows woro massacred bore yesterday. The bodies ol men, wo i aud children wore strewn about tlio streits, and tlie gutters aro lillod witii human blood. Thin morning hundreds ol peasants armed with swords and knives mi.rebel into tho oity and proceeded to tho Ghetto, Thoro thoy were joined by Jew-baiters, and the work ol slaughter began. No mercy was shown. Evory Jew Unit came in tho path of tho bloodthirsty peasants either was slain or horribly mutilated, Tho outrage is thc result ol the dissatisfaction over the distribution ol land and other alleged mistreatiiii-.il ol the poiuo.nl!. THE FINEST THE WOULD PRODUCES, Revelstoke General Agencies, LM. Dwelling for Sale Value $1650 00 I Sale Price. $1300 00 Tlie above is a Six-It....meil House in good locality with Fifty feot frontage, Good Fencing, Sheds, etc. The owner does nol live in Revelsloke and consequently needs money. The actual cash value is .is stated aliove and S.'iJ0 cannot bo made easier than by buying this properly. Wo will loan you money to assist in the purchase, We have for sale IU) acres of choice land on Ci-an- berry Creek, rear Arrowhead, Bi.ltable for Fruit and Horticulture, A mnn of enl...-prise can make a line home and a splendid Independence for himself and family on tliis properly. « I Pi-ice—SHO per acre on good terms, Revelstoke (ml Agencies, ltd- Offices :—Molsons Hank Building. Telephone 31. *- -- ^ Gent's Furnishings Boots and Shoes, Etc. AGENT FOR Fit-Reform Wardrobe first 1 Op. Union Iei Imperial Bankof Canada Head Office Toronto, Ontario. Braoobsi i» iim l'rii»lnc8-i..l UtDltobe, Alberts, Bukatebewtn, llriti*!. Colombia, Onu-.rio, (^ijaboc. Capital Paid Up Reserve Fund 1), ll, Wii.kik, President! • $4,700,000.00 $4,700,000.00 Hon. II. Jakfi.ay, Vice-President. A General Banking Business Transacted. Drafts sold available In all parte of Canada, United States and Europe. Special attention given :.. Coll..eli..us, Savings Department Deposits rocolvod and Intoresi allowed ot currentmte from dale ..I' opening occouuLjind compounded four tunes a year. Revelstoke Branch, B. C. A. E. Phipps, Manager. Ladies' black patent, brown, and See that pretty Carriage in How- black kid, Oxfords, midsummer styles son's Furniture Store window—it is a juit arrived—C. B. Hume A Co., Ltd. j beauty. Zbc flfoatl4)eralb. PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY ANT. SATUR DAY At REVELSTOKE. B.C.. MURPHY & FISHER Barristers, Solicitors, Etc 0 T T A W A Parliamentary, Departmental and Patent Olliee Agents Practice before Railway Commission. Chas, Mubphy, Haroiji Fisher G ,11.LAN A ELLIOTT, I. ir .'.;. * ; beveui-tokb ,-.:■ mon lake i; c, ,,.,.. I I I M ■ II II ARVEY, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, OL1CITOR8, ETC. I.ASK ll. UK, IlKVKl.- BABBISIBRS, OmCB! : Im >-...:*.i. M - I Offl ■• :■• BEO.S, Md .i"..,... *,. M. I'.NMl.lM. I. .1 .-. fee II. I-. 'st.jki:. Il.C, liujke, B.C.: i mm -. B i*. J. A, BittVBY, ("ranrook II. ('. S J. M • I. f l.l' COTT AND W. I. Brims. BRIGGS Barboters, Solicitors, Et. M.iNKV Tn Loan* SOLH lT-Mi First Street. socialism of Canada " that ovi ry monl and u.ni...i. bus a chance, nnd ii they bad the ability to rise tbey could do so. Whatever lystem is adopted, and the question is an extremely delicate one, let the statu! ol the domestic help be established .... a right minded ond businesslike principal, Those who do enter the field of household life will have lho knowledgo that tbey are alleviating perhaps the greatest menace to the building up and lengthening ol the nation. Let it never be said that the Canadian Nation ha? been endangered through is ....I (...-th ning, it uill result in still more rigid scrutiny liy lm..litis nnd money lenders and the weeding out ol anything ol a doiibtlul character, and possibly tho increased capitalization tt the larger monetary institutions I.r ns matters stand at the present time, owing to the continued rapid growth nnd developmenl in the country, credits have been largely absorbed. The late tine weather ami great improvement that is shown io growing cops ol all kinds have ojusid a better leeling, and wc have every reason to believe will bring out lhe laxity ..ml disinterestedness ol ber { moneys that possibly have been withdrawn Irom the investment field in [ear ol a shrinkage iu values With the present outlook, Ibe groal .......b. r ol new settlers coining into the country nnd the vast amount of publio money being expe.alcd in construction woik on tl.e different railways, nnd the knowledgo that Canada and 11 C. iu particul.il* forms a inlo and profitable field f..r investment, which (not is being almost daily demonstrated, it i- likely thai an easier money market mav be created at an early date, fur Molsons Hank Revelstoke, B.C. IAS. A. McFARLANK ASSAYER .'. CHEMIST AtuysoUll Ore. Sam] :•• by rnall or express receive prompt attention. Term. Moderate. ,. : : f.... - - ■ l)oX .32 K.I*:.'., II. C pOBERT SMITH Provincial Land Surveyor, ;Mine Su.voying Engineering JcKenzie Avenue, Bus 100, Kevelstoke, E iDWAllU A HAGGEN MINING ENGINEER (Membei American Institute of Mining Engi. rs). Member Canadian Mining Institute) Revelstoke, li. C, Mine Management, Examinations an.l Reports, Reports compiled, Plans and Blue Prints... Land, Timber Limits, .Mines, Mills and Buildings prepared in shape for submission to prospectiveinvestors or purchasers. Cbc fl&aMfctalb "1 wouid . . . earnestly advise thorn lor their good to order :l.i* paper to be pnncluatl}- .-vrvi*.; i;p,.ind to U-looked upon lis u partol the tea equipage."—Addison. SATURDAY. JULY 20, 1807 A MENACE TO THE NATION One oi tbe most serrus problems nl the present day and oue which will effect and even now is vitally affecting social and domestic lile throughout the Dominion, is lhat ol devising ways and means to procure household help. On every side are demonstrated the difficulties ol surrounding domestic lile in Canada, and the impossibility ol procuring women to help in house keeping, causiug thereby a situation that threatens to entirely annihilate our homes and to destroy all semblance o! that old world peaceful home- lile which has been the mainstay of England, and the knitting and welding together oi her sons and daughters. We nolice with regret in our large cities in Canada today the falling :'. ..:' ... :;..- ai.tl the decided increase o! ilats and tenement buildings with another deplorable calamity, that ol the decrease in the bringing up of I measure of success in families. Few women, however, much abused, On lhe oilier hand take tl.e sons .....I daughters in coming forward to solve the greatest problem of tbe day, CONSTITUTION OF SUCCES8, The success ol a community is constituted by tl.e nn.mint u( true moral religious and neighborly leeling thnt exist- among the units thai go to lorm that community and this is especially noticeable ill the growing chit-sol British Columbia, and perhaps the whole ..I Canada, Win n n city nnd co......u..i;)-is in course ol develop- [ ment, almost .very action lias ils results, directly or indirectly .... tl.e tabrio as a whole, uud when tlie seeds oi discml...i, ol undesirable rivalry and sectarian discord nre sown, the Iruit is bom in increased quantities, allowed !o ripen and itself again goto seed to keep up thc same spirit of what is in every way damaging to the stability o( the community. An inordinate greed bu-gold does not necessarily imply sue-.'.*-, nor doe! the fnct ot living up to ...ul perhaps beyond the income! The success of n city .I-l cn.I* largely on the conditions ol life in which Ihe citizens live, move and have their being. Religious leeling sh mid be Hie principal object and that in co-operation with harmonious friendship will clear the wny f r many deedi that tend lo [ortily and build up the mora s und unity of it city What c nstitutei success in lile? Answers will vary nnd will be as many sided. From a pessimists point ul view and one who hn! tailed lo grasp his opportunities the question comes, Is it the piling up ol wealth without tlie taking into account, the acquisition '.' Thnt would constitute success to many. U it the occupying exalted public position regardless ol methods of attainment ? Tbe world may nod affirmatively. To so many the end justifies the means. The frontier ...ill man who robs the public domain and amasses a fortune is called shrewd. Tl.e promotor ol n lake stock concern who grows rich on the earnings ol the guileless poor is called clever. The politician who climbs into position by doiibtlul means und in violation ol la . is not called a criminal but a email [ellow, The clergyman who panders to public opinion, however wrong, in o-.dcr lo smooth the way to preferment, climbing thus into tbe best pulpits, is called eminent. Tbe lawyer who advises his client into litigation which lie cannot afford on false grounds and reaps a big fee, is called brilliant. And thus through society and the 1- .ly politic tho doctrine tuns. Capture the public eye, get wealth and position never mind bow, und lile is a bui ss. But will the ethics ol the street hold in the quiet home corner. We see that through a pessimiitic idea the iie has been TKE MOLSONS BANK Incorporated by Acl a Parliament, 1855, HEAD OFFICE, • ■ MONTREAL. Wm. M.H.S..N Maci'iikiison, Pics. S. II. Ewixn, Viee-P.es, Jajikb Ei.li.it, General Manager. Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve, $3,000,000 Sixty-two branches In Canada and Agencies in all purls of the world. Interest credited four times a year nt, current rules on Savings liank deposits, until further notico. W. H. PRATT, Manager, Revelstoke, B. C. Ladies' white duck Oxlords, side Inc.-, If.i- new thing, at C. 11. llunie & Co.'s Ltd, rrnrzvrv.. j*twk-c WILSON'S FLY PADS Kill them all, No dead fllee lying about when ueed ae dlreoted. — SOLD ev — 0RUCCI3T8, OROCim Ml CENERAL ITOKI! too. per paeket, erf paekete fer Ilo. win laet a whole Bring Your Purse Alons With You to our Slore if you want lo purchase a Ni\. nrpet, Fine Oriental or Wilton rug, matting or linoleum and see bow lunch iini I.e.- ils contents will lnke yoo in piircluislng thnli il will ill nny oil..1. Blurt, in the oity, Our Spring slyli-s are ready for your selection. R. HOWSON & COMPANY •tf":)i».'iT..M-w:7r«i;!_TO*«>^^^ THE REVELSTOKE WINc&SP.RIT CO. Ll.MITKD. Local Rcvclwtokc Socialist Party of Canada nl We.l.u's.1.1}-'... ll.o ail's, nl s ...iu. Suliji ii-nl i.l I'iitiif.il.*...." ...mil. i-t l.n All C. W. 0. W. Mountain View Camp. No. 229. M.'i-o Second un.l fourth Wednesday, in each montli, in Solklrk Hail. Vi.-iiii.is Wood ...ifli cordially iiivileiltoiilloi.il. w. I). ARMSTRONG, Con. Corn, 11. w. KDWAUDS, Clork. REVELSTOK' F. . AER'.E No. 432. 0. E. Tbo regular .....otiin*'* are li.-lil in tin. Selkirk Hull ovory find nnl Itli T.....-'liiy evoaiiii! nt* o'cloc. Visiting brothren are cordially iuvi.od. II. A. BROWN. 1'au.inusT. w. b, Mclaughlin, 8bobbta»i. KooUnnv Lodxo No. 15 AF.&A.M. Tlio ri-Kiilftr meet ink- ar.: hold in tin Masonic Temple, j.1,1 Follows Il.lll.ni tin third Moudajli -fi.-h month at r pan. Vleltinghroth- i-t'ii cordially wel r. .v. HKUCUNIER, Skckktakv. SE-.KIRK L0DUE NO 10 I. 0. 0. F, Meets. .-.-) Iii J-p* I-*.. 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Horse Shooing a Bpocialty, Central Hotel a_, RFVR STI-IKF B. C. ABHAHAMSON BHOS., PROPRIETORS. Newly built. First-class in every respect. All modern convenience Large Sample Rooms. Rates $1.50 per Day. Speci I Weekly Rates, Queen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under sume management ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Rat'js $i a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBEET STOlSrE PROP. lile that is given us to lead, in the right way, und exercise a friendly and charitable leeling to all, We in Western Canada, and in Revelatoke perhaps, should endeavor to work together in the spirit oi fraternity lor the good ol our oity and the upbuild- ments ol lile, wblob are so essential to I ing ol moral standard. By united health and happiness, without io effort let the interests ol our city take much as a murmur! We are glad to; tirst place in our lives nnd devote see that ibe National Council ol more time to her welfare and l.e less Women now in convention at Van- relfllh and petty spirited and the; embued with maternal instinct will devote the best year- of their lives to drudgery and domestic toil, the whole work of perhaps a large household devolving on their hands, and is it to be expected that our women should so give up the many pleasures and enjoy- Cold Ranje lodge, K. of P.. No. 26, Revelstoke, 0. C. SDAY : - EVgRl ■ - - ii it 8 ■ ' I .nvlted BBAD3HAW, t' - 8. II. H110.K. K ..! K 1 - H. 1, BBOWN, II. of F eens ftotel COMAPLIX NOTICE it the prem .-.-- .. e Ling Five '. . Block i and intend openin Chines..- Sl Arrowhead, I ine 13th, 1907, Iiest brands oi Wines, Liquorsand Cigars. Travellers to Fish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this Hotel. CHIEF YOUNG, - ■ Proprietor Ilo j //• ll /• ll i V^ An ordinary due aller is month*, weer. IS LONGEST LIVED IMPROVEMENT NUMBER NINETEEN Foot-rites are as tough and stubborn a! mules. They'll resist as much strenuous, arduous wear and tear as a mule; keep on steadily resisting them and come up smiling every lime. Why? Well, shoei are about the worst adulterated thing! on lhe market and the Foot- rite's not adulterated. It'i a simple why. Instead of newfandangle, brittle, iieve-!ike, made-over-night hemlock tanned sole leather, cut from the shoulders, neck and poorest places in the hide, Foot-rile soles are made of tough, clow-grained, wear- lighting, water-shedding, old-fashioned oak tanned cowhide, cut from the "butt" or finest part of lhe skin. Instead of uppers from among the thousand varieties of cheap and imitation calf that looks good, but don't wear, Foot-rites are made of "Normal-Calf," a new and exclusively Fool-rite leather almost as soft and supple as the hve calf s skin, and as vnwearoutable as a pine knot. Instead of cloth trimmings, Foot-rites have lather; instead of scrap insoles, which won't hold stitches, Foot-rites are oak tanned stock. Instead of weak wood arch supports that don't support, Foot-ritei have steel; instead of cloth and paste box-toes, Foot-rite Un- collapsable Box-Toes are made of stout, rebounding leather; instead of cotton thread, silk is used in Foot-rites; and instead of saving 75 cents per pair on cheap labor, Foot-rites are made by lhe most expensive and skilled artisans obtainable, Then there are a lot of special devices about Foot-rite construction that help their stubborn wearability, meh as Tough HeeKWrinkle- less and Crackles! Vamps. Unwaipable Soles, etc Not hard to understand why Foot-rites axe the Longest Lived shoes, is it) ' . If you want $4.00 or $5.00 worth of sound, intrinsic ihoe value for $4.00 or $5.00 of your hard-gotten gold, call on the Foot-rite retailer in your town. His name's below. You'D find him as honeft and sincere ss his shoe, and always obliging. His door swings inward but never outward lo find a more welcome store. * ■•-. >•) Anywhere in America, Canada or Great Britain—$4,00 and $5.00. Every Pair Goodyear Welted. THE Foot-rite'SHOE FOR MASCULINES THE SHOE WITH TWENTY IMPROVEMENTS Boston THE Foot-rite SHOE CO., MAKERS MeNTMM. 1 i 1 i \ A Foot-rite idee t*x monlln' wear. McKinnon & Sutherland's^fflSSfl KWnVi, BISG VITA CO, Bo -' couver. are taking Up this queition, and il is to be hoped will arrive at lome solution ol the difficulty. Higbei education, the laot thai - man) worn, n li -.re to have a com- inertia I. rn i * |l I .... A.,1 MOSEY MARKET STRINGENCY. "Financial condition! through, il Canada, at the pr. ii nl tin - present profession and this absurd I some phenomenal features," say- the :' the: :•.. ol wearing the' cup manage! i f ne I -.ur leading lin ineial ol servitude " have been responsible today lur this mainly; Institutions of the west trade in ierioui general being good in ipite ol the menace to the lile ot tbe nation What sovorewinter and late spring, and sutistitd our lorelatl.ors is not good large amount! of money nre being enough to those ...I these enlightened expended on the oonitructlon work'.: days. Since women, today, wiih lot a definite profession, it is not impossible to take Btopi to place" home making" in the (oremost rank, but belore thai can be done, it is necessary to solve tin- different linei of railways, Not- f..-;.-:.inding il.i-. lender! ifi money an- finding a difficulty in meeting legitimate demands made upon them, ,ii,: bv. rything ol a ipeculative nature the domestio difficulty of raising the lia rigidly discouraged." Thecauie'ol "status" ol maidservants, Maidier- tiiii unusual state ol thing! ii not vanti have been put on a professional difficult to locate when the abnormal standing in Toronto, but the ladies ol growth and development that has tbat city, complained that by this taken place in the oountrj the Inst their households were demornliz.il lew yean ii comidered, Tlio remedy That was because the idea had been lor the stringency i- cauiing much THE MONEY SAVING WORK-SAVINC SOAP i: ... ' rown kind- made in Vancouver—Largest S. ap Factory vest nl vv,.,.,. il ol. ff.iug and its help ,\nd the -1 iving ii the Premium System et tells 'lui' ..." give for Royal Crov n Wrap] ers --1.1 for it—Free—Alio try the Soap Royal Soap Co., Ltd. Vancouver, B. C. HOTEL VICTORIA ROBT. Under New Management) LAUGHTON, Prop., REVELSTOKE, B, C. I First-olas accommodation for travellers. Best brands of Wines, Spirits, anil Cigars. RATES $1 AND Sl 50 PER DAY FREE BUS MEETS ALL TRAINS misrepresented. In England a system has been instituted whereby girls ol gentle birth cute-red domestic lite under the title ol "domestic dames," Buch a scheme could be organized in Canada, whicli would raise tbe position ol tlie maidservsntl. Training homes not schools or institution! could bc started nnd whicli would, we feel, receive the warm support from mistresses all over the country, The tiinug'.i, since many i nterprl - ■ are sufforlng (or want ol capital, and Investment! that ordinarily are good, ure now being discouragod, It is surmised that the marketing ol tho lnrge amount of grain held over by farmers during last winter, in many case! in anticipation ol enhanced prices, will somewhat ease the Situation but the question ol the sufflolonoy to obtain tliis end is doubtful, II rolicl THE OPPORTUNITY To Buy Property in and Around REVELSTOKE IS NOW! Novor Again will it bo so low I have loi idle lhe following: . i.n- Collage, corner i hm Im* and Douglas Sl, SK...., can) 1. Two Houses, Third Sl, 5i each, One llm.*!-, ...iini King anil Fronl St*. $1,700. Ono llniis.-i.il DouglasSl, $800, Kighl Acres p.si outside lhe 1 ily l.iiniis, suitable for frail .Sinn per fiirc. Together will, larger lots of l-'n.ii Lands near Ibo City, Also one .'i fool lm suitable foi Itlisilless silc nil l-'nsl Slli-i-l, clone to Mi-K.-ii/n- Ave. For foil particulars apply loi W. B. ROBERTSON Revelstoke, B. 0. Halcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium. -,f of : , .hi., ish, oilman House I ind, 'pill-: MF.DII \l. WATERS ol Hal I .. .im,-i curative In the world, A perfect, natn.al remedy foi , md Mu cula. Uses - ■ :•; .Ini ind Bt. nweb ailment! ind Met* ■' ng. A for "Thai Tired Keeling." Special ■ 1 .I* and trains I » 11. nl- airlve .....I di ait every day, Telegrn 1. ci mmun alion with ail marts of i ■■ - I TflRMfl S12 ■-. |18 per week, Fo. further pai li il 11 ipply to HARRY Mi LVTOHH Halcyon Hot Spring. 1 Arrotu Lake. B. C WAH CHUNG All kinds of (irccn Vegetables ready for ihe Market, Fresh local grown Strawberries $,5.25 and $,1.50 Per Crale. Ripe Gooseberries 10c, Per Lb, Front Street, Revelstoke TELEPHONE 29, E. A. SPRING HARNESS AMD 800T MANUFACTURER I';:'' ynur mtlora fi flampMR., 'hind tiiiiki and Kni'v titmthur flood Vdll I' Boot* SEEDS! TREES! PLANTS! No Seedless Plums; No Pitless Apples; No Cobless Corn,—just old reliable varieties at reasonable prices, Fertilizers, lice Supplies, Spray Pumps Spraying Material, Cut Flowers, etc. Oldest established nursery ou the mainland i.l B.C. Catalogue tree. M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES CREENHOUSER AND SISDHOUSIS VSN00UVER.B.0. I'.S—It your local merchants do not handle my seeds, send direct. Wo prepay liity packets, assorted varieties ol garden seeds in Co. papers (tested stock), to your nearest post office lor $1.(10, twenty packets Ior 50c, (rial collection. IIE, ilL I «•«■ MRU I1.IIIHIS CAREFUllY STTEHUEU TO James tvans FIRST street MEAT MARKET To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Cash Prices Paid F. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs Dealers in Beef, Pork, Mutton, Poultry, Fish and Game In Season, Orders promptly attended to, First St. Revelstoke I have many enquiries (or Fruit Lnnds Irom Winnipeg, Toronto,nnd Vancouvor, Persons desiring to dispose ol iheir holding!, large or small, will do will I., list (hem with me. Correspondence solicited, Jas. I. Woodrow. CEMENT BLOCKS MiiuiifHctnrod for all olasaeslof ■miUdim:-* CEMENT AND LIME'FOR SALE All k-iudsof building and plastering undei taken. A. PRAOOLIMI, • REVELSTOKE REVELSTOKE Strawberries S For Sale by the Crate Sjj ({$$2.75 and $3.00 A CRATE f -APPLY TO- jjjj WING CHUNG E.W.B. PAGET Express Draying Storage All Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling Undertaken J. MclNTYRE & SON Full line nl (Iroccries and Dairy Produce, Men's Supplies, Etc. Fresh stock always arriving at lowest pricei. FIRST STREET, ■ Rf MJU SAFES, PIANOS, ETC Dealer in Wood, Coal and Feed. Phone 71. House Phone 7 H. W, EDWARDS TAXIDERMIST Dear IM, Animal.., Ilinl., Fl.li, |KU\, MOUNTKD Animal Hug. Mounted. V 0. Hex 81, Studio: Corner of Flnt Ht. and Boyle Are. Kevelstoke, B.C. ' J * C.P.R. FREItiH I I RATES GO UP Intimation from Headquarters Confirmed-Advance will not be General. Vancouvkr, July 20.—It has been intimated Irom Calgary that an advance in freight rates on certain commodities will be mado thia summer by lho Canadian Pacific Railway. Jusl when the new schedule will go into effi otis unknown, but the revision ol tho classifications is now in progress. Partial confirmation ol the impending changes was mado by Mr. B. W. Greer, assistant general freight agent of tlie company. Mr. Greer has just returned from Field, where hc conferred with Mr. F. W. Peters, general western freight n anager, Winnipeg, in regard to freights on the r.icilic Division. Tho question of a change in certain of the rates w..b discii-sid No Immediate alterations in the tariff will lie made, I.ul certain advances on various kinds ot freight are inevitable io view ..I tho heavy increase iu op rating . xpenses. NO "ALLIED" LINE British Government Says Expense Too Heavy. London, July 19,—It is understood on good authority that lhe British government has decided against an "All Red" transportation line to encircle the globe, on the ground that Ilic exdenie would be too heavy. It is stated that tbe governmcntconimiltee comprising David Lloyd George, president of tbe board of trade; Sydney Buxton, posIinater-gener.il; Arnold Runcini.in, financial secretary of the treasury,and Winston Spencer Churchill, under secretary of tbe colonies, has r. jeeted the scheme, and that the decision ol this committee is certain to I-e endorsed by Ihe cabinet, though no ( MUNtY 9HVCU A SAVING OF 25c. to 50c. on the $ CAN BR MADE ON Your Grocery, Clothing Drygoods and Shoe Bills BY DEALING WITH US ALL GOODS ARE QUOTED EXPRESS OR FREIGHT PREPAID WE PAY FREICHT to any railway station in Western Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and Britisli Columbia. Write for our latest Prioe list, It is mailed Iree on request. We only handle the'best goods money can buy, only jfootls of besl mills, manufacturers a.ul packers shipped. We make Prompt Shipments. We absolutely guarantee satisfaction and Delivery. All Coods Guaranteed or Money Refunded. ll is a duly to You, lo Your Family an.l lo your Pocket book to Investigate our prices. We do nol belong m lho Jobbers' or Retailers' Guild or Association or any mis.. References: Any Hank, Railway or ..press Company ill llie Cily, or the names of twenty thousand satisfied cus. tonicrs in the lour provinces. Write for Our Price list To-day. Northwestern House Supply 30 ...id 26. Stanley Slreel WINNIPEG - • MANITOBA SfORAGEf!! Furniture, Pianos, or Merclmn- dise,storetl in dry-well-built ware house in convenient locution. E. A. HAQQEN, Ileal Estate uud Insurance Agent Revelsloke, B.C. olliciul statement issued. bus as yet been LOW GRADE LINE TO COAST. Hill's new Freight Transcontin ental will Fight with Rigor Winnipeg, July 10—A low grade, low cost, modern Ireight railroad Irom Winnipeg to Vancouver is the aim ol J. J*. Hill's Csnadiau West operations, Such is the recent statement ol some ot tl.e most intimate associates ol that gentleman, According to the lame authorities the new line will be no slouch of a railroad. It will be equip ped as no other road to light the rigors ot the Canadian winter, and the new Hill freight transcontinental will he given all the benelit of Hill's great experience in the norlh western railway lield, TO STOP WILD STORIES Ottawa, July 19,—legislation may bo brought at the next session ol Parliament to make it a punishable offence to send letters or dispatches to tbe press of other countries wilfully libelling Canada. Complaint has been made by the immigration department of exaggerated statements fr.quently appearing in British papers from disgruntled immigrants in Canada POISONED BY CANNED FISH. Beli.kville, July 19. — William Merton and family and Ivan Clancy and family, eight in all, residing in the township ol Rawdon, were suddenly taker, ill alter partaking ol supper. All weie poisoned by eating canned salmon, and only tbe fact that medical aid was near at hand saved their lives. Clancy lies in a dangerous condition, but the remainder are doing well, GROOM tOI-BRIDE 100 Invitations are Out for Wedding of Very Old Couple St. 1,0ms, Mo., July 19—Invitations to the wedding of John B. Bundren, 101 years old, and Miss Rose McGuire, 100 years old, in Tate Springs, Tonn., on Aug. 26, have been issued by J. B. Bundren, jr., ot 3,430 Eads avenue, Louie, a nephew ol the prospective bridegroom. The elder Mr. Bundren is ..ow journeying to England to claim bis bride to be, and they aie expected to return the latter part of July. CASE DISMISSED. Cai/UUV, July 19.—In the Supremo Court yesterday the case against the Canadian Pacific Railway tor violation ol the Lord's Day Act was dismissed. Thc court held that a letter Irom the Deputy Attorney-General was not eullicicut grounds on which to base an action. Try Bows' mosquito lotion—proven- tilive and poison antidote—26 cents a bottle, NOTICE. Revelstoke Laml District. District of Went Kootonay. 'Luke notice that Charles B, Held, nf Cran- brook, B.C., occupation Druggist, Intends to apply for special lleonscs over tne following described lands: 1, Coihmenclng at a poat planted about ioo ebains north from the mouth ot Big Creek an I alumi gn chaina weat of Comaplix und marked 'Charles K. Raid's S.K, corner post,1' thenoe 80 haina weat, thenoe su cliains north, tlience hi 'haina east, thonce 80 chains smitli to point nf commencement- and containing tHO acres more nr leaa. ■_. Commencing at a postmarked''Charles fi lleid's N. K. corner post," planted about 100 chains north from tlie nimtlli of Rig Creek ami about Sl' cliiiins weat of Comaplix. tlience 80 chains weat, tiience 81' chains south, thence SU cliains eaat, thonce 80 chains north to point of commencement, ami containing (HO acres more or less. 'A, Coinmeneing at a post marked ''Charles IC Keiil's S.W. ciit-nri' post," planted about 100 chains nnrth from the mouth of Big Creek and about 80 cliains weat of Comaplix, tiience 80 chains imrtli, thence 80 chains eait, tiience 60 chains aouth, tlience 80 chains west to point of ci mi meneement, aud containing (HO acres more orless. 1. Commencing at a post marked "Charles K. Beitl's N. VV. corner poat,'' planted about 100 chains nortli from the moulh of Big Creek find about 80 chains west of Comaplix, thence south 80 chains, thence east 80 chaina. thence nortli 80 chaina. thence west 80 chalna to point of commencement, ami containing 840 acres more or leaa. Dated July 18th, 1907. CH.-RLKS E. RK1D, aat Jly 20 Nicholas Powers. Agent, NOTIGE Rovchtoke Land District, District, of West Kooicnay, lake notico that C, A. Freeman of Kaslo, H. 0„ occupation Miner, intends to apply for special timber licences over the following described lands: 1. Commencing at a post planted on tho north sido of Drift Creok, about 1 miles from the Lardeau Itiver, thenco west 10 chains, thence north 100 chaini, thenceeast lOchains, thence south HW cliains- 2. Commeuelng at a post planted on the nortli side of Drift Creek, about 3 miles from the Lardeau River, theuce north 10 chains, thenceeast 160 chuina, thence soulh 10 chains, theuce wesl ltkl chains. 3 CommeiiciiiK at a post planted on the north side of Drift Creek, aboul 2] mi.es from the Lardeau Itiver. thence west 10 chains, thence nortb 100 chains, thonce caat lOchains, thenee south 100 chains. Dated June loth, 11H.-7, sat jly 13 C. A. KBEKMAN. NOTIGE Notice is liereliy given that CO daya after date wo intend tr apply tn the Himurable Chief Commissioner of Landa and Worka fnr permission to pnrcliaso the follnwiug described laiuls in west Knotenay diatrict: Conimenciug at n post planted ou the 8. E. cornerof Thompson pro-emptiou iil)5, mnrked "Evans & Ogilvie a N. W. coruer post," theuce 40 chains east, 40 ehuins south, 40 chains west, 40 chains north to point of commencement, con* taiuiug 100 acres more or less, Dated May 26th. IW. aat my 2a KVANS &. OQILVIE Revelatoke Und District Distriot uf Wost Kootenay, Take notice lhat Henry Amoroso Morris, of Uovel-toke, H.C wwtiuiUon ™ Minor, in tends in auplv for special timber licences ovei the folio witii: described lands:— i. Commencing at a post planted i'-j miles from the mouth ot the soutn fnrk nf Downie Creek, marked "Henry Ambrose .Morris's. K. corner poat." thence west 1*80 chains, thenee north 4" chains, iln-iieo east loi clialus, thence suuth 40 chains to point nf commencement, containing 840 acres mote or less. 2, Commenci ig at a poat planled If., milea frnm the mmilli nf the BOUtb fork ot Dowuie Creek, marked "Henry Ambrose Morris'S K. turner post," tbence west 100 chaini, tlu-nce snutli 40 chains, tlience east ltio chains, theuce north 40 cliains to pnint nf commencement, containing 840 acres more or less. 3. Commencing at a post planted t\i miles from the mouth nf the suuth fnrk nf Downie Creek, marked "Henry Ambrose Morris' S.K. comer post," thence we«t 180 chains, theme north lOchains, thence east 160 chains, tlu-nce smith 40 chains tu puint nf commencemont,contalnlng mo acres more or less. i. Coinnieiiciiigataunstplanteila!ainilesfinm the mouth of the south fork of Downie Creek, marked "Henry Ambrose Morrls'N.B.comer noat," thence west 180 chains, tlitlue snutli 40 chains, thenee east 100 ebains, them-e uortli lu chalna to point of commencement, containing two acres mure nr less. 5. Commencing at a post plantotl 8H miles up finiu tlie moulh of the suulh fork of Downie creek, marked "Henry Ambrose Morris* S.K.corner poat," Llienee west 160 eliains, thence nnrth 40 chains, tlionco ea-i 160 eliains, tlienee smith 40 chains In pnint of commencement, containing uiu acres more or less. Dated June 21st, IP'7. fl, Com nenolug ot a post planted 8K miles up from the mouth ol the -oath turk of Downlo oreok marked' Henry Ambrose Morris' N-tt.onrnernoat,' tbtiiii'o wesi. Itin clmins, tiience smith 40chains, thence east ion chains.thence north 40 chains to pnint of commencement, containing fllO acres mure ur less. 7. Commeiioine al a post phnted on the soutli f,,rk of Downie Creek almnt 4J miles from the mouth, marked "Henry Ambrose Morris' S.E coiner nnst," Ihencu west ]tii) clmins, thence north 40 ihalns, thence east urn chains, theuco aouth 40 ■hains to pnint of commencement, containing 010 acres more nr less, 8. Commonclng at a post planted on the soulh fink nf Downio Creek about 41 miles frnm the ninntli, marked "Henry Ambrose Morris' -N.lv cor- ner post," tlience west 100 chains, tlienee smith lu cliains. tlienee east HiO chains, thence imrth 40 chains to point nf commencement, containing Uo acres mure or leas. li. Commencing at a post, planted on the soulh fork of Downie Cr-ek, about 0 miles from tlie mouth,marked "Honrj Ambrose Munis' s.l*;. corner post," thunce west HO ehniiis, them-e north 80 chains, thence east 8U chains, thence smitli sl) chains to point of commencement, contaiuiug 048 acres more or lesa. id. Commencing at a pnst planted on the Bouth fore: of Downio Creok about six milos trom the moutb. marked "Henry Ambrose Morris1 N.B. tier post,' tlience west 40 chains, thence smitli lliu ehnins, thenee east W chains, tlienco north 100 cliains to point of commencement, containing oto acres more or less. Dated June 22nd, 1807. sntjun29 HENRY AMBROSE MORRIS, CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF REVELSTOKE By-Law No. NOTICE Rovelstoko Land District, District of West Kuotcnuy, Take notice that Tom Sundt of Revelstoke, occupation Timber Cruiser, intends to apply for a special limber licence over the following described lands: 1. Commenolng at a post planted IJ miles soutb of the muuth of Smith Creek, and 160 clmins wesl ot the Columbia Riverand marked "T. Sundl's S, E. corner," thenco 8n chains west, thence 8n chains north, thence 80 chains cast, lhcnco 80 chains smith to pointof commoncomont, containing Olo acres more or less, 2. Commencing at apost planted I'i iniles south of the mouth of Smith Creek, and 80 chains west of Columbia Hi ver and niarked 'T, Sundt's N.E. corner," Ihence 80 chains south, thence 80 chains west, thenco 80 chains north, theuce I'U chains easl to point of commencement, continuing Olo acres more or less. 3. Com me neing at a poet planted al miles soutli of the mouth of Smith Creek, and 120 chains west of tlie Columbia Riverand marked "T. Sundt'a S. E corner," thence west ltio chains, thunce north 40 chains, thence east Iff! clialns, thence south lOchains to point of commencement, containing 610 acres more or less. 4. Commencing at a post planted fi) miles south of lhe month of Smith Creek and 120 ehuins west of the Columbia River and marked "T. Sundt'a N. E. cornei*|" tho.ice south 40 chains, thenee west 1(W ohains, thenco north 40 chains, thence east KM chains to pointof commencement, containing 610 acres more or less. 5. Commencing at a nost planted tl1; miles south of the mouth of Smith Creek, and M miles west of Columbia River, andmarked "T. Sundt's 8. E, corner," theuce west ICo chains, thence north 40 clmins, thence east 160 chains, thence south 40 chains to point of com* mencenient, containing Olo acres more or less. 6. Commencing ata post plantedtt*Hmiles .south of the mouth of Smith Creek and 2 miles weat of Columbia River, and marked "T. Sundt's N. E. corner," thence aoulh lOchains. Ihenco west Hin chain-, Ihence north 40 chains, east IliO clmins lo pointof commencement, containing 610 acres more or less. 7. Commencing at a post planted 7 miles south of the mouth of Smith Creek, and 21 milea weat of Columbia Itiver, and inarked "T. Sundt'a N. E. comer." Iheuce west 80 cbnins, thence south SO chains, ihence east80 chains, thenco norlli 80 chainslo pointof commencement, containing 840 acres more or less. Dated June loth, 19j7. sal jly 6 TOM iSt'NUT^ NOTIGE Hi- v.fl.-t oke Land District. District of West Kootonay. Take notice that Karl Simons of Howaor, 11. C, occupation Lumberman, intends tn apply (or special timber licences over tl.e following described lands: 1. Commenolng ot a post planted on the north sido nf luifi Croek, about. lour miles Irom the Lardeau lllver; thonco east 10 chains, thet.co nortl. 100 chains, Ihenee wost 10 chains, ihonce soutl. 1110 ohaius. ■I Con.inenci.iK at a post planted on the north side ol Drill Creek, about 31. miles Irom the Lardeau River, thenco norlh HI chains, thence east l.i.. chains, theuce south 10 chains, thenco wost HKI ehuins. Dated Juno 15th, 1907, sat jly 13 HAUL 8TBVKNH. NOTIGE. Notice is heroby given that 60 days from date 1 iutend to apply to the Honourable the Cuiel Commissioner of Lauds aud Works for per- mlaalon to purchase tbe following described lands, situated at Ualeua Bay, in West Kooteuay district: Commencing at a post marked "W, K. Keid's south-east corner post," aud planted 40 chains aouth from tho north-west corner of C. Book's Lot 7013, theuce west 20 ehains, thenee north 4u chains, thenee east 20 chains.thence south ■to clialus to point of commencement, and con- -talning 8U acres more or less. Datod May 22nd, 1907. salmy.5 W. R. REID LAND NOTICE. Notice Ih hereby given that 00 days after date I iiteinl to apply to the Chief Commisaiuner of Landsaud Works fur permission to purchase the following doacribed lauds, situate In Weat Kootenay District; Commencing at a poat planleil 40 chains north o( south eaat corner of T, L. 71)10, and marked "11.('.Morris's north-esst corner post," thencosouth an chains, weat 80chalna, north 80 chains, eaat 80 chains to point of commence- ment, Dated June Oth, 1007, ffodjunli H.C. MORRIS. NOTIGE. Notice ia hereby given thnt (10 days after date I Intend to apply to the Honorable, the Chief jCoui- mlsaloiior uf bands and Worts for permiu-don to purchase the following described lunils, situated un Upper Arrow Lako, District ol West Knntenay; Commencing at a post planted at the H E. cornerof Ralph Btmpflon'sapplication, thenco 106 clialna norlheoslcrlv following lhe Uke shorn in (laletia Ray; tlienee norlli 20 chains; thonoo southwesterly IM chains paralleling Ukoahore; thenco south fllchains (o point of commencement, and containing 11; acres, more or Ichh. Dated Arrowhead, II. C, Juno I, l»>7. jun Beat a, w. Dickinson, Agont for Unib-Watson Lumber Co, Ltd, NOTICE Kevelstoke Land District. Dislrict ol West Kooteuay. Take notice that uus tiprlam Hedfttrom ui Kevelstoke, B, ('., occupation Cruiser, Intends to apidy lor a special license ovei the lollowing described lands: 1, Commeueiug ot a post plantotl about one mile up the north-east lork m Klvo Mile Creek and abuut two ehains west ol the trail, rive Mile Creek being live miles above Carnes Creek, and marked -Uus Epnaiu Hedsirom's S. E. corner," theuce norlh 8u chains, theuce weat 8u chains, iheuce south 80 chaiua, thence euat 8o chains to polut of coninieiieeusut, containing 040 acres more ur less. Commencing at B ll(,st planted aboul one mile up the north-east torkul Five Mile l reek and about two chaius weat uf the trail, Five Mile Creek being live milea above uamea Creek, and marked -'(JUB Kprlam Hedstrom's a. W. corner," thence nortn an chain , llienee east 80 chains, theme aouth 8u chains, theuce west 80 chaina io poiut ol commeucemeut, and containing tStu acres more or less. 8. Commencingat a pott planted about oue mile up the north-east lork ol Five Mile creek and about two ehuiua westof tbe trail. Five Mile Creek being live miles above carnes ('reek, aud marked "<iua Kprlam Hedstrum' N. W. corner," theuce south 80 chaiua, thenc eaat 80 chains, theuce north mi cbaius, thenci weat 80 chains to polut ol commencement, and containing 640 acres more or less, 4. Commeueiug at a post planted about one mile up the north-east furk ol Hve Mile Creek ami about two chains west uf tlie irail, Five Mile Creek b.-iiig live mile*, above Carnes Cieek.and marked "Uus Kprlam Hedatrom'a N.E. corner," tbeuce aoulh &u chaina, thence weal jin chains, thunce north bu chains, theuce east80chains to pointol cuminencemcut.and containing 640 acres more or leas. Dated June 13th. IttjT. wedjly lo cts El'ltlAM HBDSTROM, NOTIGE Kevelstoke Land District. District ol West KooUway, Take notice that Charles E. Reid of Cranbrook, Il.C., occupation Druggist, intends lu apply for a special timber license over the following described lauds: Cummencing at a post marked "Charles E. Keld'a S.W, eorner post," plauted about 30 chains north of a post maiked "W,P, 1887. D. Orr preemption," and almul !• miles imrtli of Camborne. I). C, theuce north 80 chains, thenee easl 80 chains, thenee south 8o chaina, thence west 80 chaina to point uf commencement, and containing Q40 acres more or leaa. Dated July 16th, mt CUABLE8 E. REID, aat jly 20 Nicholas Powers, Agent. NOTIGE Notice Is herehy given that 60 days after date I intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Unds and Worn for permission to purchase the following descrilied lands, situate in West KootO' nay district: Commencing at a post planted 40 chaiua north of southeast comer ol T.I, 7oi6and marked "J. K. Johnson's norlh-west corner post," thence easiso chains, soulli SOohains, west 80 chains, nurth So chains to point ol C"iiiiiii'ii'rii.i-nt. Haled June titb, 1907. wed Jun 12 J. E. JOHNSON. N ihi. NOTICE. OTH'K I* horebr given Ihnl im day* ntTcr date 1 Intend to apply to ll.o Hon. Ll.e iei CommifflODor of 1a.h1- and Works for permission In pi.reh.w ll.e lollowlng described rnnds, sllua.cil l.i .Vcsl Kooicnay: Commoni-lns al a poll planted 211 chains woe. ol Blind Bar, market D, H. Hoe's imrth- out........ ]...,.." theneesouth 8f chains, west SO chain.. .....Hi -i chain., cut so chainslo potn.nl commencement. Ueled June lib, IM. WJU 1). M. UAL, WHEREAS itis deemed necessary nnd expedient in tlio Interest of the L'ity of Revelstoke Unit the present elentrical plant of ll.o City should be improvedund extended l.y the addition ..f .in eieotiic power dynamo and equipment Including necessary auxiliary plunl: AND WHEREAS to defray the cost thereof ii will be necessary to borrow the sum of Thirty thousand (ip,000.00) Dollars which the Oounoll proposes to raise l.y the issue ..f debentures secured upon tne i-.ili- and ohargei which are chargeable and enforceable fot' the us...- of «-,-ii iu- and electric light under the "Water and islectvio Light Regulation By-Law 10U3, ..ml tho Municipal Clauses Acl :'* AND WHEREAS the oslimated amount nf the said rates and charges chargeable and enforceable for il... vear in which this By-Law is passed is $32,000.00; AXD WHEREAS no amount of money is now charged upon the suid rates and charges. AND WHEREAS the debt hereby created is on the socutlty nf the s.ii.l water and electric light rates and charges and is i'lii-ilici- guaranteed by lhc Municipality at largos AND WHEREAS for tho payment of the said principal nionoy and inter- st during tho ci.iTr.ncy of tho said debentures ib Is necessary to sol aside and withdraw from the annual current revenue derived from sai.l water anil I'lei-ti io light .•atesandchai'gosaiinually the sum of S2:i22..s(; the spirillc annual sn... required for the payment of Interest being S1500.00 and for the paymont of llie debt tbo sum of $822.81; AND WHEREAS the estimated deficiency in the s.ii.l i-.itesauil charges ii.|i..ri'il to make up the amount of the ."iniir.il interest and sinking fund upon the debt hereby created is nil; Be il therefore enacted by the Municipal Council of the Corporation of the Oity of Revelstoke as follows: 1. The sum of $30,000,0(1 shall lie expended in Improving und extending the electrical plant of the City as aforesaid and it shall be lawful for the Mayor of the Corporation of tho l'ity of Revelst..ke to borrow on tho credit and security of the said rates and obiu-ges by way of debentures hereinafter mentioned from any person or pel-sons, body or bodies corporate who may be willing to advance the same, u sum not exceeding in llie whole the sum of Thirty thousand dollars and to cause all such sums so raised and received to bo paid into the hands of the Treasurer of thc said City for the purposes and with the object hereinbefore recited. 2. It shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any number of debentures to be made, executed nnd issued for such sum or sums as may be required for the purposes an.I objects aforementioned not exceeding bow- ever the sum ..f $30,UKI.IKI, each of said debentures being of the denomination of One thousand dollars and all such debentures shall he scaled .villi the seal of the Corporation of the City of Revelst ..ke and signed l.y the Mayor and Olerk thereof, 3. Tho said debentures shall bear date the First dayof August, 1007, and shall be made payable in T.venty-flve years from the said dnte In lawful money ol'C.mad.i ul the olilco of tl.e Molsons Bank at Revelstoke aforesaid, which place of payment shall be designated l.y sai.l debentures and shall have alt..clu-d to then, coupons for the payment of Interest and the signature tothe coupons may l.e eilher written, printed, stamped ov lithographed. 4. The said debentures shall bear interest at the rate of Five (5) per centum per annum frnm the date thereof which interest shall be payable semi-annually at the olilco of the Molsons Bank al Revolstoke aforesaid in lawful money of Canada on tho First day of February and the First day of August respectively in each and every year during the currency thereof and it shall bo expressed in sai.l debentures and coupons lo be. so payable. 5. It shall be lawful for the said Mayor to negotiate and sell the said debentures or any of them for less than par hut In no case shall the debentures or any of theni he sold for loss than ninety-five per centum of their face value including tho cost of negotiating an.l sale, brokerage and other necessary expenses. (I. For the payment, of I bo said debt there shall be set a-ide and withdrawn each year dining the currenoy of said debentures from tho annual current revenue ..f the municipality us derived from tho said water and electrio light rales and charges the si f $822.81 und such sum shnll he transferred from lhe annual eui-i-enl revenue account and paid into a speeiul account to form a sinking fond for tho purpose mentioned herein. 7. For tho pui-piiso of paying the interest upon the said debenture! as same becomes due and payable there shall l.e set aside and withdrawn eaeh year from lhe annual current revenue of the municipality as derived from said water and electric light rales and charges lhc sum of $1600.00which huh. shall be transferred from lho annual current revenue account and paid into a speoial account for such purpose and to bo disbursed as and ivhoiilho Instalments of interest become doe. 8. Dining the currency of said debentures thc said rales and charges to the extent aforesaid Khali not. form part of thc annual revenue of the Municipality. 0. Itsliallbelawf.il for the Municipal Council from liine to time to repurchase any of tho saltl delientures at such price or prices as may he mutually agreed upon nnd all debenture! so repurchased shall forthwith be cancelled and no re-Issue of any such debenture or dobontlll'08 shall be made in Consequence of such repurchase. 10. As additional security the credit nf the Municipality al largo is boreby pledged for the payment of lhe annual interest and sinking fund required for Municipality hereby guarantees payment of the sf.in... 11. This By-law shall come Inlo force and tako elfect on the Thirtieth day of July, 11HI7. 12. This By-Law may l.e cited for all purposes as the "Waler and Electrio Light Hates Loan By-Law 10U7." Read a first time the 8th day of July, 1007. Read a second time the 8th day of July, 1007. Read a third time and passed the 8th day of July. 1007, with lhe unanimous consent of tbe Council. Received the assent of the electors thc day of , 11107. Reconsidered and finally passed and adopted l.y tlie Council the day of " , 1007. MA Villi CITY OLERK 'ARE NOTICE that the above is a .|.y of lhe proposed By-Law in which the vote ot tho Municipal- will he taken al ilu-Cily Hull, enrol' McKenzie Avenue an.l .Seen...I eat, Revelstoke, II, ('.. nn Tuesday, v 23, 1007, between the bonis ..fll ock a. m. and 7 ..'clock, p. oi. HENRY FLOYD, dork of ll.e Municipal Council, NOTIGE Cariboo Laml Districl. District of Caribno, U. 0. Take nolice that I, W.T. tike, of Revolsloko, II, C, occupation Minor, Intend to apply fnr special timher licences over the following described lands: I, Commencing at a post plantotl ahoul 8S miles from Llio moulh of Canoo Rivor and ahoul .: mill's smitli of Cranberry Lako, and marked' W. T, Oke's nurtli-oast corner." llienco south 80 chains, thence west HO ehnins, tlience north 80 elinins, t hence oast 8o clui in*> to place of coinmencement, containIiijj 618 acres moro or less. 8, Commencing at a poat planted aboul 2 mUos auuth of MciiCniittii lliver and joining No. I limit, ami markoil "W. T, Oke's north-east corner," thenre south 80 chains, tlience went su chains, tlienco north Hi chains, theuce east 80 chains to point of commencement, containing 810 acres more orless, 'A. Commencing at a post planted aboul 2 mi * from McLennan Biver and joining No. 2 limit and marked "W. T. Oke's north-west cornor,', tbence cast IliO chains, them-e soiilb 40 cliaim, thence west-100 chains, thence norlli to chains lu place nl commencemeiit, containing fllO acres more or less, i. Commencing al a post planted about 2 miles from McLennan lllver nnd joining Nu. 2 and No. ','• limits ami marked "W.T.-juo's north-east corner," thenee suuth SO cliains, thence west 80 chains, theuce norlh 80 chains, thetice east ISO chains lo point of commencement, coiitnlnlin£640 acres more ui* leas 5, Commencing at a post planted nbuut 3 miles suuth of Cranberry Lake and joining No, 1 limit mi the soiilb antl marked "W. T. Oke's north-east comer," tlience south tu chnius, thence west 60 chain", tlienee nnrlh 80 chaiua, tbence east 80 chains to place of commencement, containing 040 acres, more or less. fl. Commencing al a post planted about I miles soulh of Cranberry Lake anil jolninK No. ,-i limit nn the west, and markud "W. I'. Oke's suntb-enst coiner," thenee west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, theuce east 80 chains, thence aouth chains to point of commenoement, containing Olo acres more or less. 7. Commencing at a post planted about 4 miles auuth uf Cranberry Lake and joining No. 0 limit outbe nnrth-eaatantl marked "W. T. Oke's southeast enrner," thenoe west 80 eliains, theuco north Ml cbaina, theueo east 80 chains, tlience smith 80 ehuina.tu point of commencement, containing oio acres mure or less. Dated June 7th, 1007. 8. Commencing at a post planted ahnnt ■- miles south of McLennan lliver and joining Nu 7 limil, ami marked "W. T. Oke's Miiuth-east comer," thence north 80 chains, thence west 80 chains, theuce soulb 80 ebains, theuce eaat 80 chains tu point of commencement, cuntaining Olo acres more ur Imn, 0. Commencing at a post planted about 2 miles aouth of McLennan River and joining No. 8 limit, and maiked 'W. T. Oke's north-east comer," tiience suuth 80 chains.thence west 8ij chains, thence nortli 80 chains.thence east 80 chains to point of commencement, containing OlOaeres more oi leaa. 10. i ommeiieing at a pust planted about 2 mllea south of McLennan Hirer and joining No. Ollmlt. ami marked l,W. T. Oke's south-east corner," thenee west 100 chains, thence north 40 chains, theuce eaat 100 chains, thence auuth 10 chaina tn puiut of com meneement! containing 040 acres more or leaa. II. Commencing at a pust planted abuul l milu bouUi of McLennan Hlver and joining No. lo limit and maiked "W, T. oke's north-east corner," tlience south 80 ehnins, tbeuce west 80 chains, ihonce north 80 chaina, thenco east 80 chains to place of commencement, containing 040 acres more ur leaa. Dated June luth, 1007. 12, Commencing nt a post planted about :i milea frmn Canoe lliver and about 8ii miles from mouth nf river and marked "IV. T. Oke's south-east eorner," thonce west 80 chains, tbence nortb 80 chains, Ihence eaal Ni chains, tlionco smith mi chains in poini of commoncement, con* tabling Olo acres more or lesa. 18. Commencing at a post planlrd ibout 2 miles west of Canoe Itiver aud Joining No 18 limit ■uui marked *'W. T. Oko's south-east, curlier," thenco west E0 chains, thenco imrth 8o chains, thenco east ■io chains, thenco south 80 chains tn place of commencement, containing o-iu acres nn ro ur leas. Commencing at a post planted almut l milt* wost of Canoe Itiver ami joining No, 18 limit and marked "W. T. Oko's soutli-woat cumer," theni Itorth 80 chains, then:e east B0 chains, them south 80 chains, thenee west 80 chains to point uf commencement, containing oto acres -*■ or less, Dated-i une llth, 1007, wed jly 3 WILLIAM T. OKB. District of Cariboo. Take notico thai 30 days aftor dateB.Corning of Itovolatoko, occuputiou hotol muu, Intends to apply for u special liirbor license over the fallowing deacribed land-: I. Commonclng nl a post planted two miles wost nf Canon river ami ain nil B5 miles from mouth, near Cr.-nhorry lake, uml markod 'E. Coming's northonil corner post No I, thouce south 80 chains, thence wost so chains, tbence north 80 chain.-, thonco onst 80 ehains to Btart* im: point, containing W0 ucros more or loss, Dated Tth of Juno, 1007. -_, Commencing ut a post planled on wast liank of Cauoo river, 85 miles from mouth,and niarked "II, Coming's northwest eurner post No. 2," thonce east 80 chains tbeuce south 8o chains, thenco wost 8'J chains, tbeuce nurth W cliains in starting point, containing 040 acres inure or loss. Dated Uth June, limi. 8, Commencing at a post pluutod throe miles wo-t uf Cancel river, 88 miles from mouth aud markod "K. Coming's northwest comer post So..)," tlience east 8<t chains, thenco south Ml cbnins, thonce west 8ii chains, thence north 80 chaius tu starting pnint, containing (HO acres mure or loss, Dutod 7th Juuo, 1007, -I. Commeucing at a post planted on we-t bank of Cuuoe river, about 85 miles from mouth and marked HB. Coming's northeast comer post No, 4," thonco south 80 chains, thenco west mi chains, thonce north 80 chains, tbence oast 80 chains tu Btarting puiut, containing BWacres iinirotir loss. Dated-ith Juno, 1007. B, Commonolug al a post plautod west uf Cauoo rivor aud 87 milos from month, marked "Ii. Coming's northeast 'timer po-t No. 5," thenco suuth hi) chains, thonco wti-l Ml chain-, tlionco utirtii 8ti chains, thence oast 80chains t< Btarting point,coul iluhig010acres murom len Datud 5th Juno, 1907. il. Coniiuouciuir nt a post planted west of Canoe rivor, 85 miles fnnn mouth, and marked "E Coining's nort oast corner post No. 6," Ihenco suuth Hil chains, thi-ucn WOflt Hi chaiu.-, thouco mirth 80 chains, ibeuce oast SO ohains to starling puim, containing 'iio icres muru or loss. Dated 7lh Juno, 1007. 7, Commeueiug ut a post plantcil westof Cnnoe, rivor ami h"i milos rrom mouth, ami marked "H. Coming's northeast eoruer post No. 7," thouco south 80 chains, thouco wost r" ehains, thoncu mirth SOohains,thenceeast 80 chains to starting puiui, containing MQuores iiiorenr less. Dated ith Juno, 11)07, 8. Commonolug at a post plant <l livo milos west uf Canoo river aud about83 tnlloe from moulh uud marked "ii. Coming's southwest curuer pusl No. 8," llieueo uorth 80 chains, Iheuce east 80 ebains, thouco souih 80 chains, thoncu wost w cbaius to sturtiug point, cou- tabling 04D acres m,,ro nr loss, Datod 7th Juuo, 1900, 0, Cominouoing at a oust planted wost ot Canoe rivor and 8i miles from mouth, and markud "E. Coming's southwest cornor post No, 9," thonco uorth 1U0 chains, thouce east 40 chains, tbonco suulh USO chains, thonco wosltO cbaius to starting point, coutalniug 010 acres or less. Dated 7th June 1907. 10. Commouciug at u post plunted ou wost bank of CnnoO river and aliout .18 miles from month ami inarkod "B, Coming's southwest coruor Nu. 10," tbonco north 80 chains, theuce oust 80 chains, tbonco south hi) chains, thouce west ho chains to starting point, containing 640 acres mnroor loss Dated Juuo 7th, 1007, II. Coinmeneing at a post planled wost of Canoo Itiver and about S'i miles front moulh and marked "K, Coming's south-east corner post No. 11," thonco west si chains, thonce north 80 cbaius, theuce eaat 80 chains, thOHOO soulh 80 chains to sinning poim, oontatug Olo acres more or less. Dated J une 8th, 1007. 12. Commencing at a post planled westof Canoe Hi ver about o utiles, about 85 miles from mouth, marked "10. Coming's nurih easl corner post No. 12," Ibeuce soulb 80 chains, tbence west 80 chains, thence norlh 80 chains, thenci: cast 80 chains to starling point, containing OIO acres more or less, 13, Coinmeneing at n post planted west of Canoe Kiver and tu miles from mouth, inarked "10. Coming's north-cust conier post No. 13,' theuco soulli 80 chaius, thenee west 80 ehains, thence north 80 cbaius, thonce east 80 chains to starling poinl, containingBIQacres moro ur loss. 11. Coinnieiiciiig at a post planlcd 1 mile west of Canoe Kiver and about85 miles from mouth, und marked "K. Coming's north-west corner pust No, 11." tbence east 80 chains, thencesouth 80 clmiiis, theuce west 80 chains, thence uorlh SO chains to starting point, con- tainlng 010 acres mure or loss. Dated June Uth, 1007. wod jly 3 KD. COHNING. NOTICE. Kevelstoke Land District. DHtrlotol Weal Knutenav. Tako notice that A. M.SymonH.of St. I.cuii, II C, occupation M.ncr, Intends tunpiilylnr special Umber licenses over tbe lollowing described lauds: 1, Commencing al a mis planted at tho N, W. corner of Lot 8170 and aboul 'ill chains weat of lhe middle fork ol Koslhall Creek, wesl of Upper Arruw Lako, and marked "A. M.Hy- moils' S.E. corner," tlience norlh 80 chains, Iheuce west 80 ohalna, Iheuce soulh 80 chains, thence easl 80 ohalna lo place of commencement, and containing 010 acres more or less 2, Commencing ni a noat planted at t'e N. \V. cornerol Lot 8176 ami aboul 'Hi chains West of the middle fork of Koslhall Creek, west of Upper Arrow lake, and inarked "A. M, Hy. muus' S.W. corner," tlience north 80 chains, ihence easl 80 chains, thenre suuth 80 chains, tbence west 80 rhalns to place of ruinmeiii'C- mcut, ii nd ciHiiiiiniiii- (iln aerea more or leas Daled June l5th,iWW. 8. Commencing al a post planlcd one mile north and 10 chnlns wesi ol the N.W. corner of Lot 817a und on tbe ensl hank ol lhu middle fork ol Fosthall Crook, west ot Upper Arrow Lake, nnd marked 'A.M.Synions'S K. corner," lhenceuorti 80ehnins, tbence west80 chains, thencu aoulti M> clmins, thence cast KO ehuins to place ol commencement, and cuntaining Olo acres more ur less, 4, .'onimviiclng at a posl plauted one milu uorlh and 10 chain.- west of Lhu N W, corner ol Lot B175and on the east hank <d the middle forkol Kostball Creek, weat of Upper Arrow Lake, and marked "A,M. Symuus rt.W,corner." ihenco north 80 chain*, thenee easl bO chnlns, llienee S'liitli ko chnlns, tbeuce west no cbaius lo place rd commencement, and containing Oiu acrus more ur less. b, Ccmiiii'iiciiii; at apiiHt planti-il'iiif mile north and 7(1 chains eusl of LntBI".'i and uuu mile enst ul tbo Oast bankof lho middle foik of Koatball Creek, wustol Upper Arrow - akc* nnd marked "A. M. BymotlB1 H, W. corner," thence north 80 chains, llienee enst 80 chain**', thence soulli 80chains, thence weal Michnins in plnce of cummeucement, and containing 010 acfQS more or less. Dated June 171b, 1007, 6, Commencing at a pnsl planled nl the o. W. cornerol i, J. 7880, and ulmut 00 chuina woal ol the nurih fork of Pont ball Croek, 8 miles Irom the moulh oi thu north fork, west of the Upper Arruw lnke, and markud "A. I, Hymona' N.K, cortiei," tbence south 80 ohnins, thonee west80 chaina, Ihenee uorlh 80 ch s, Ihouco eail 80 chains to place of commei < c- meiit, containing Oil) acres more or leaa, 7, Coinmeneing al a pust planted at th'-s, W. eurner of T.L. 7840. and HHi chalna west nf tbe north lurk of Koslhall Crock, and about 8 miles from thu muulli ol tbe north fork, wist ol Upper Arrow lake, ami marked "A. M. By iiiuiis' U.K. corner," theme north 80 chains, thence weal 80 chains, tlienco south 80 chums, Ihence east 80 chains to placoof commencemeiil, and containing OIO acres muru or less. 8, Commencing nt a pusl planted at the S W. corner T. L lm, about 40 ehalna west ot tbe north lurk of Kustliall Creek, abuul 4 tulles from the moutb of the north fork, woit of Upper Arrow Lake, and marked "A.M Symons' H, K, corner," tlienco weal 80 chains, thence norlh 80 chalna, theuce casi 80 Hiatus tbeuce nmi b 80 chnlns to place ul cum men com cut, and containing Oto aerea more or lesa. Dated June 18th, 1007, 4ved jlv 10 AISDKEW MILES BYMO.U NOTIGE Revolstoke Lund District, Dislrict of Wesl KocUenay, Take nolice lhat G, R. Norlhey of Camborne, B, C, occupation Logger, intends lo upply for a special timber licence over thi' following described landsi i, Commencing at ;t post planled on the casi bunk oi' Hoyd ereek, aboul 5 chains from creek and aboul ,*) miles from ils moulh, marked "G. R. Norlhey's north-east corner post," theuce west So chains, tlience south So chains, thence easl 80 chains, thence north Ho chains to poinl of com iie.Hvmeiilr i. Commencing al a posl planted 011 the wesl bank ol Hoyd Creek, about 4 miles from ils moui.li, marked "li. R. Norlhey's norlh-eastcorner posi," thenee west 80 chains, tbence south 80 chains, Uience east 80 chains, thence norlh So chains 10 point of commencement. 3. Commencing at a post planted on the oasl bank of Hoyd creek, about 60 chains from creek and about 5 miles Irom ils nioulli, marked "G, R, Nort bey soulh-east corner posl,' tbence north bo chains, thence west 80 chains, thenci soulh Ss chains, llienee easl 80 cliains to poinl of comniencemont, 4. Commencing al a post planted on the east bank ol Boyd creek, about 60 chains from creek and alwut 5 miles Irom its mouth, marked "G. R. Norlhey's soulh-wesl comer post,'' Uience north So chains, tbence easl So chains, thence south So ebains, thence wesl 80 chains to point of commencement. Dated June 29th, 1907. 5. Commencing at a post planted on the east bank ol" Hoyd creek, aboul 30 chains Irom creek and about 6 miles from ils mouth, marked "G. R. Noil bey's norlh-easl corner posl," thetice west 40 eliains, thenee soulb 160 chains, thence easl 40 ebains, llionce north 160 chains to poini of commencement, 6. Commencing at a post planted on the east bank of Hoyd creek, about 30 ebains from creek and about Gl4 miles from ils moutb, marked "G. R. Norlhey's liorth-west cottier post." Ibeuce cast 40 chains, thenco south 160 chains, Ihence west 40 ebains, tbeuce norlh Uio ebains to point ol commencement, , Commencing al a post planted on the easl hank ol Hoyd creek about 30 liains from creek and about S miles from ils moulh, marked "G, R, Norlhey's north-west eorner post,' thenee easl So chains, thenee south 80 elinins, thenee wesl 80 chains, llienei' nortb So chains to pnint of commencement. Dated bib July, 1907, GILBERT RICHARD NORTIIKV, wed jly 17 Per A, Mclnnes, agent, NOTICE Notice is horobj given tint the undents t Imt applied tu His llmi'nir tin- Lleutenant'Ooveraor ' --niun II untior tint previsions nf tbe Hirers and 'am* Act, to dear ainl remote obstructions from PrlBhyCreek In the Dlstrictof tt'esl Koote- iay, British Columhia, from a pmiil where it implies Into ihe Columbia Biver to a point on said creek aliout 4 miles frmn tlm 1 iolutnhut lllvei ami to construct and maintain boODI at ur almut the mouth of said creek uml iu the Columhia itiver adjacent thereto, and t'i attach Dooms to thu sl-oro of l-'risby Cieek and said Columbia lllver at said points, for holding, sorting and do* llrering Iott* and timl-mr brought don 11 vti'1 creek. l'ho rands to he oilctted by the said work are Grown lands and tin-lulls ibat are proposed lulu- 'harged are such as may lie Ixedby a Judge ol tha County Court uf Wost Kootenay. Dated this ii-th <lav of June, l«u7. widjiieioood II. DONNELLY, NOTICE Nutlco Le heraby given thnt BO dare afterdate 1 Intend to .i|>|.iy to the lion, tbe ri.it-1 Commle- iloner ..1 [Amu iuul Work* i..r Miwluion u. tiur t-l.uiti! tlu> f'.llnwiiiR iii..i'riii".l fill.I-., iltuated on (iiiluim Bay, .Vuht K....t.-.i.> district: Commencing at a poat planted 'in chaini ,o..il. Irom the S. W7 Corner ol Lot 0,1411. an.1 mark.*! "(leo. T. Kewman'i S. E. Cortwr J'<>hi," Uieon. iiii.lli.,) oliali.H. Uii-iice west .i'i chaini, tht-nc,- Buutj. In chains, il...n.-u west 10 chains, thenc outh mi chains, thenc, eaet 10 chains to iplece ..I lommonoemont, containing im. ..ere- mme ui le,.. (I. *l*. NBWMAN, Uated ul arrowhead, June lit, 19-7. »e.l j I Diutrlcl of Ml -i. • T.ik.- notice tlmt Al.-Jif.ii'l.-i McC.oe of Revelstoke, B.O., Prospector, lu- tends to H|iply for :i special timber lii-i-..*H .m-i ii... following described lands: 1. Commencing nl .-. posl planted rn. ih.. .fi.si I...nk ui the south fork of Seymour river aboul I;. miles south of lhe same and about Sii) miles up from Shuswap lake and marked "'Alexander McCrae's N.W. corner," thence east 10 chains, thence north 80 chains, tbence east 10chains, thencesouth ISO chains, thence wesl SO chains, Ihenco north lu .-liains to point <»f commencement tuni containing840acres iu..ie..i less. '1. Commencing .it a post planted ontheeast bank of the southfnrkof Seymour river about - miles south ..f il... sn........ul about 22,'miles up from Shuswap lakeland niarked "Alexander .Mcl'.a,.'- N. W. corner," thence -"iitli 80 chains, thence east 80 chains, th.nce north sn chains, thenco west SO chains to point of commencement, and containing iii" acres more or U-sf*. 3. Commencing al n posl planted 011 il..- easl bank of tbe south fork of Seymour river aliout SI miles south of the same an.l ahoul 'Sl miles up from Shuswup lake and inarked "Alexander SlcCraes N. E, corner," thence south 80 chains, tlience west 80 chains, thence north 80 chains, thence ensl ni .-hains ti. point of commencement, nml containing (HO acres more or h--s. -I. Commencing al a p..st plant.'.1 about A mile east of the Bouth fork of Seymour river, alx.ui ii miles s.iuih nf the sain., an.l ahout 28 miles up from Shuswap lak.- and mark...I "Alexander McOi-i.os N.W. corner," thenceeast liki ..-liains, thence south 10 chains, Ihence west HHI clmins, thence ninth 111.liiiiti- to puint uf commencement uml containing W0 .-.'-i-.-s more or k-*s. DatodJunc 20th, 1007, .',. Commencing at a post planted! ...il.. west of the west bank uf Seymour river, almnt '12 miles up from Shuswap lak.-,an.l mnrked "Alexander McCrae's N.W. corner," tiience suuth lOchains, thence oasl um chains, thence north in chains, thence w.-sl 100 chains to point .if commencement, containing .11(1 acres more or less. li. Commoncing al a post planted i mile ivest ..I tl..-west hank of Seymour river, about ±1 miles up from Shuswap lake and marked "Alexander McOraes S. \V. corner," thenee north 10 chains, thence east UK) eliains, thence suuth 111 chnlns, thence west IDI ehains to puint of commencement and containing (ilu acres more or less. 7. Commencing at u post planted J ...iie west of lhe west bank Of Seymour liver, about 'il miles up from Shuswap lake and marked "Alexander McOrae s S. 15. corner," tlienee north 4U chains, thence west 10) chains, thence south IU chains, thence east 101 chains to pnint of commencement, and containing (IIU ncres more or less. 8, Commencing at .1 post planted about J mile east nf a second nortb fork of Seymour river, about i£2J niilea above Shuswap lake and almut 21 miles up the said fork and marked "Alexander McCrae's S. \V. corner," tlu-nce north 100 chains, thence east III chains, thence suuth 10) ehains, thence west W chains 1.1 pnint of commencement, and containing 010 acres more or less. i). Commonclug at a post planted about l mile enst uf a second noith fork uf Seymour river, about —j miles aliove Shuswap lake and about 2J miles up the said fork and marked "Alexander McCrae's S. E. corner," thence nnrlh 10) chains.thence west ID chains, thence sunlit 101 ehuins, thence east 4D chains lu pnint of commencement, and containing 010 acres unite or less. Dated June 27th, 1907. 10. Commencing at n post plunted on the eu.-t hunk of u second nurth fork of Seym..111- rivei-, ahout 2IJ miles up from Shuswup lake and ulmut 4J mill's up the suid fork andmarked "Alexander McCrae's S. W. corner," thence north UIO chains, thence east 40 .-liain*. thence south 11)0 chains, ihence west 40 ehnins to poinl of commence- n.enl, und containing WO acres more in- less. Dated July 1st, 1007. 11. Commencing at a posl planted 1| miles north of the Seymour river, ..ml aboul 11 miles above Shuswap lake and n.ni-Kc.l "Alexander McCrae s S. W. corner," tlience noith 80 chuius, tbence east Ml eliains, thenc.. suuth SO chains, iheuce west 80 chains to puint of commencement, nnd containing WO ncres more or less: Dated July 0th, 10)7. wedjly 17 ALEXANDER McOBAE. Certificate of Improvements, NOTICE Richmond Minimi Claim, situato In lho Itev eMoko Mining Division of West Kootenay DlstrioL Win-re located:—At Standaid Basin, Bouth Fork of Downie Creek. Take notice that I. It. Smith, F.M.C. No. B8S71S, actiiiB as agent for W, II. Willcox, Free Minor's CcrUncato No. B88-580. intend, sixty davs from dale hereof, to apply to lho Mining lU-corder for a Cirlitleate of Itupiove- mints, for the purpose of obtaining a Grown Grant of the above claim. And further lake notice that action, under section 'XI. must be coin mei iced before tbo Issuance ol auch OorUfloate of Improvements. Date! this S8rd day of Muy, A.D. \M. wod my S3 R. SMITH. NOTIGE Rovelstoko Land District. District of West Kootenay. Uke nolice tiist 1,0, N. Dickenson of Kev elstoke, occupation Farmer, inteud toapply lor permission to pu return- the followiugile* icrloed Und; Commencloi at a pent plnnted st the S.K, corner L 7BI9.U, 1. tbfiDOO WWt hi chains, thfiice Muii ih MicliHin*-*-, thetice easi tu ebains, tbeuce north BO chains Lo-.-ointol'-ummcnce' in-Mil and i-ninaiulnjj 830 acres more or lens. Dated May lcih, hw7. wed ).•!.! iiKu*l'.K NtiKWd.Ui DICKIS.-uN, NOTICE Iti'veluttike Land District District of Wesl Knoteuay. Take notice lhat 1, Anton llsustu ol Poplar. ii.t, occupation Miner. Inteud to «pi>ly for permission lo purchase Uiu following dvscribed laud: Commenolng al a post planted on the notth -iile uf tbe Lardo liner, opposite thvtounol Poplar, inarked ",\. Hansen's N.w. corner/' tbence east 40 chains, tbence soutb io chains, tbence west w ciiains. thenoo north 10 ohaius io point ol commencement, and containing tu acres, more or lens. Dated Jud July, 1907, wddjlj lo ANTON IUNSBN, Certificate of Improvements. NOTICE! Mascot Mineral Claim, *it....u- In tbo Revel1 -l.ik.. M.i.iiiK llivi.ioi. of WWl Kuolcnay lll.it rlet. Where located: ai tl.o l.e.i.1 of tho Middle Soutl. Fork o( Downlo Creok wljolllleg the Chlol ol ll.o Hills Mineral claim Tnke notice that I. II. Smith, Y.W.I'. No, lif.<il'l, actiiiK ii* iVKo.ii lor A. M. (lark, Ki-oo Miner*. Ccrtilluilc No. 114*091, Intend, sixly -If.)-. Iron, dnte hereof, lo apply to Ll.o M.niiiH Id corner for n Certillcalc of Iinprovoiiio.it/, ... lho purpose of ebtaliiii.K a Crown Oru.it ol l.e hIwvc .flail... And further take notice that action, under .....ftloi. :.T. mu.*t bo commenced boforo tho i*-iiiiiii-i-ul -iiiii I'erlitlci'.onf Improvements. Hand H.i* ilrd duy of Mny, ,\,U„ 1907. wed my ."J 11. bJlHU, BARGAINS 111 HOT WEATHER Oi This is the time of year when Ladies arc at their wits end to know how to keep cool. Read our list of Cool Wearing Apparel. Shirt Waists Selling ii'uin i... just to hand by expe both in price and Uui- stock * 1--I ai .issnrle Wash Skirts . '. red ind White. The pi-i to $4.50. White Wear Drawers, * I .- Sk riiiiili-.- -. Under ■ Drawers Skirls Di-csse. Millinery I.....k fui- Hi.i'galiu Ladies' Underwear V.-s.s, Udles' Cider Din I,;..li.-*' I'u.l.-l- .inner weight. Fancy Parasols I assorted stock in Parasols bulb W. 11,,-iili have a well -sand Chili! Tweed Skirts Delivered by niunufnolin- speciul prices. Only ii few lefl $11.00. Selling now al $8, lal.. and boilglll at lie.;..lar $5,00 anil W. I. sp. ally invite; ..f llnl Weather floods, Wu aro sure we lmvoi thing in lln- various lines in stock ynu require, pi-ices will .-nil il..- mosl cni-efiil buyer, o.-k Our REID & YOUNG — ■miiii-i _■■ ■~in_-i~i ~'i --nrr-uir-nc ia-iiTiee_n-->mj«-»i Hmwm t~Miiiin~in uir "'V ■■*■**"-*» -uum ■ • •*■***_■. lbuu-'ji m^ i'i tytyty^tyty$&tyty¥k& 9 ty w WHY? ; leave - I iptioil with U3 BECAUSE use the Purest nf Drugs and i lienii :als BECAUSE ■iv.-iv Prescription Is checked 'before it goes out BECAUSE ONLY A GLANCE • I IF YOU WANT Only fi glance al ...... stuck ..I* (i.-o.-i-.-i.'s will encourage you lu try them. JUST A TRIAL A trial will convince von iln-y are the purest and besl .... il... market. Try our BREAD, CAKES AND PASTRY. ty i.i: p. t-s are reastinalile anu mv, v, ivill de ivei your piesciip- 9 tion if you wish it. I Canada Drug k Book Co, $ | j Hobson & Bell | 9 Grocers, Bakers ii Confection, rs BORN, Field—At Revelstoke, July L9tli, 1907, to Mr. and MrB. C. M. Field, sun. WEATHER FORECAST Saturday, July 20, for '2-1 hours- Unsettled and possibly stormy; cloudy with moderate to gusty westerly winds Temp., max. "6 dcg., min. 55 deg, Local and General. It. II. Trueman will be at his studio Until Tuesday evening, July "23rd. Don't forget the dale; July 23, Tuesday, Ladie: ol the Maccabees social. The Kevelstoke Tennis Club are getting busy ior a tournament with tut Golden team. The cricket match, C. P, li. v. a selected team Iron, the club is being played this alternoon on the Gun Club grounds, Come aud hear the independent Baud playing ut the Ladies ol the Maccabees lawn social, Tuesday, July 23, 8 p. tn. I:...- Hume-Lawrence baseball team won a victory over the city tea... by 9 t 5, 'li.e game waa very exciting, although short, consisting ot three innings only. James A. Dale, who murdered Peter (lurdereau aud Joseph Cell at Carmi neal Greenwood, last October wus hanged at Kamloops jaii last Thursday morning. A meeting -1 the Lab r Day Celebration Sports Committee will be held iu tl.e band room ...u Monday evening to discuss arrangements ior coming Labor Day. Tbe new gate valve at lhe power ] isi in b. ing placed in poBiti. a in readiness Ior the winter, By tl.e in --.i..-".. :. ol thia valve much ui truublt caused by slush and anchor ice in tl.e flunteand wheel case will I •• avoid. . J. Ij. Sibbald lei*, this week lor Vancouver in company with Dr, Curtis, where he will enter the hospital there and have the injuries, caused by Irost to hil leel during last winter up the liig Bend, attended to, the purpose being the grading on - i new flesh. H. A. Bi wn ia taking an active part ;:■ tiie shoot at the meeting ol the Alberta P. vincial Rifle Asi da- lion. 1.. tl ■ Citj : Calgary match Mr. iir ■•.: scored 82 *.. • bighi -*. X ■ being '■" in tin Iberta m itoh loi the Jacks* ii Iro] hy be - red 55, highest i.l. and in thi '■■- ciati in M.iici. 30 o || :., possible 35, It is Interesting to nott tbat Mr, B. .-■:. -.lathe few competitors outside ol Alberta taking patt in the sbi )l anl as ...cl, hu made a very creditable showing Mr. Hrown will return to Kevelstoke lor lire inspection l.y Col. Holmes on July 23, ol llie luenl oompany, R.M.R, The daily bill at the police court. yesterday was somewhat nlmve the average, fourteen being held in tlio cells or disposed of. A pleasant evening will be spent nt llie lawn social to be held nt Mrs. I.ee's residence, Fourth street, Tuesday, July 23, Band in attendance, There are such men as think themselves religious, but behold no mnn knoweth how religious he really is until he gut-lb (orth alone to ensnare lhe linny tribes, nnd lhe mOBquito gettetn busy with much fierceness, Jnines A, Brewster of Banff, Alta., the well known C.P.K. guide of the Canadian National Park, fins dispo-e.l of all his interests in the popular summer result oi tlie mountains und will take up his residence iu Victoria. An oider-in-council at Ottawa has been passed changing the homestead regulations iu tire west su as to allow ui homestead entries being mnde by proxy by the fatl.er, mother, broil.er, sister, sou or daughter ol tl.e intending homesteader, Tin- McKenzie Hive, Ladies ot the Maccabees will give a lawn social on Tuesday next, July 23, at 8*p. u.., at lhe residence ol Mrs. W. ,1. Ue on Fourth Btreet. The Kevelstoke Independent Band will be in attendance. Adiuissiun 10 cents. A. McNicel, 1st vice president C.P. li., made a brief slay in town yester. day, and visited the Y.M.C.A., expressing his satisfaction ut the work dune i.. Revelstoke and the benefits the railroads derived irum tl.e institution. Mr. MoNicul is en route for the west. The lilty-secunil convention ni the Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada o| i ed at Ottawa on Wednesday with an attendance ui one thousand members. The organization .shows a net increase ol 2000 in membership during tbe year, bringing the total to 10,000 The order wus reported in a good financial position, tire capital account t'jjj standing at $115,000. The junior lacrosse club which has been organised ior several yearsand never had the opp. rtunity ol playing outside teams is making arrangements to get in a team this summer, preferably on Labor Day, The juni. rs ol today wilt be the seniors ol tomorrow and ii in tlie duty : our citizens I-, support the b- ys in their ip. .and give then, the financial help which will enable them to keep up the prestige ol li- velstoke..- a sporting oity, IV. ia- in receipt o! a ; ! thi pr .gramme and premium list -i the provincial exhibition al New West- minster, Ootobi r 1-5, ITwpi i wil be more liberal uml extensive than us ial, over 160,000 being -1- .ted * Buy a House Rent a oust'. To Buy Nice Building I.ots close in. To Buy Splendid Fruit COME AND SEE Kind & Anderson WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN COAST PROPERTIES MONEY TO LOAN Kincaid and Anderson Real Estate and Insurance Agts. GARDEN PARTY Si. Peter's Ladies Guild Entertain Their Friends. The Ladies Guild ol St. Peter's church held a Sinn rt und picturesque garden party un Wednesday night ou Mrs. Porter's pretty lawn, McKenzie Avenue. Strings ol electric lamps and Chinese and Tuscan lantorne were lestooned from tree to tree und en twined among I lie branches and foliage making a oharming effect ol color contrast will, the emerald green of the gmss ..nil tho .... ro sombre si.adi. g ol the trees. The lawn was dotted here and there with tables at which ico cream aud uther refresh.!..-..is were served, the ladie? in dainty shimmering white, Iresh .iml chic, lullilling tbeir duties in a manner which even the most hardened and ■ ed . ■ uld .. i n iist. A large and liberal ga tiering ■ iwn ■ : forgottei - - - - ; Aunt £ ml ting inge had provided by W. 11. I! imphreys wh Ml man in * town, and crowd round that end i Im nirth. The tnd. pend ed a - iwn, and though evidentlj ' - m - ' ■ ii very much PASS THE BY-LAW! Public Opinion Will be Voiced on July 23rd. On Tuesday, July 23, the people will be called upon tu give thoir opiuion as to whether lhe by-law shall pass authorizing the pledging of the waler and light rates and also I lie cr.dit of tlie municipality at large, us security for t'ue sale uf the muuloipaldebentures tor lhe purpose ot raising money lor thc installation ol an auxiliary power and light plant. Public opinion will l.e shown by thc result of the poll unless Borne, disgruntled members of the community wish to upset this important movement ol municipal improvement, As is well known, the 0, P. ft, nre willing to become uur customers at the rates nl "2.1 cenls for puwer and 5 cents lur light, and that custom will gn a long way to defray the cost nf operation. If ll.e by-law is passed by tlio citizens on Tuesday the parties who are purchasing our debentures will have the security assured by the |enplc nnd have already signified their intention ul concluding the transaction. The insiallfilinn ol the new plant will follow uiul tlie people will have their light rates lowered. Cheap power will l.e available nnd as such will be the greatest advertisement that Kevelstoke bus ever hnd, and Industries will surely follow. The profits Irom the new plant will bo small nt tl.e offset but will increase us the products ure cousin..ed, Thus it now lies with the people to turn down or puss tlie bylaw, by doing the former, wc injure lurselves, by the latter, we aid materially to the :iiy's development, popn- l'ity and inilustrinl progress, und by working in co-oporation will, llie C. P. li., Kevelstoke will do hersell far mure guud than by antagonistic op position. It is therelure the duty nl Revelstoke to co-oporate in this movement, and get out on Tuesday, poll a una..in.ous vole, ond shnw that she has tl.e right spirit of patriotism and progression. OBITUARY There has just passed away in tlie person uf W. Elliot, a popular and well known citizen. The deceased, who succumbed to Ihe effects ol meningitis, nt the local hospital, wus lore- man ol the planing mills at the Big Eddy and a general favorite with the men, Everything possible was done for him by the mill superintendent, R. J. Stewart, and tho Big Eddy employees, Tlie funeral service was held in Howson's undertaking parlors and the remains shipped to his friends at Monoa Road, Ont. LADIES HIGH CLASSTAILORING J. M. Morrison, of the linn nf Cress- nun 4 Morrison, who left for the ei.Bt two weeks ago ou a buying trip, will visit the leading American and Canadian lashiona centres in search ol new id.-a* in dress lor men and women and .: .* safe '-. predict that autumn styles ... II. sl own here at Cressman it . • simultaneously with their eastern public. Morrison will open in a ■ mm-.- ..-■ ol the swellest Indies tailoring departments iron, const to ist. • ♦ - CHURCHES. Cathoi.ii —li ■ Father K. Pecoul, O.M.I. nasi - - levery Sunday : i .... High Mass 2 ; -. Baptisms; 1 -V' : ::"|..... Rosary, We have always had the Best line of Art Goods in Town, and the New Lines received this week puts us ahead of all previous lines. We would like you lo call and sec how cheap ihey sell. We control many of the designs and they cannot be procured elsewhere. M ,-- ausic during th. ing 1 gbtjlnsl -* - I oti n is id iir evenl ind lh a incia andsocia juccesa - ■ • given to C, Nortl - - ol the Lawrenco Hard ■•■• - ■ ■ so generously lent hi) ier' ices and ini ■■'■:. I MOONLIGHT SOCIAL. New Cushion Tops Including thc New Souvenir " Four Canadian Beauties." You should have a look at our latest patterns in TINTED CENTRES, in Roses, Poppies, Tulips, Violets, Chrysanthemums, cic. We have thc New Lace fringe for finishing them. Cushion Frills Cushion Frills and Cords in all the shades required, many withdraw string in the frills ready to put on Cushions. We have a nice lot ol Pincushion Forms, in round, square and long ones or dressers from 9 inch tc 36 inches long. Art Silks Wc are Agents for the celel rated Belding & Paul Art Silks, in Patent holders—nothing better ma e. We woul.' like to have yon sec our New Pillow Shams and Dresser Covers in a beautiful sheer Swiss Muslin, with ruffled frill and with beautifully appliqued designs. They sell from 75c. to $ 1.5.1 each. A Few Clearing Lines HAREFOOT SANDALS- Only 75c. and 90c. per pair GOOD BLACK COTTON HOSE Sizes ti'i to io, Two Fair for 25c. LADIES' MELTON SKIRTS $2.50 LADIES' TWEED SKIRTS that sold form $5.00 to $8 oo, $3.50 LADIES' WASH SKIRTS AND SUITS We are now selling at 25 Per Cent. Off. ROYS' RIBBED COTTON STOCKINGS 30c. and 35c. Grade. Selling Now at 25c. Per Pair. i> L MCLENNAN'S; WEDDING RINGS J. GUY BARBER'S Marriage Licenses Issued J.GUY BARBER C.P.R. WATCH INSPECTOR Pre. ri ".-. — Itev. w '*. Calder i iii r Berv.ces al II , .,,., 7 i'.'i p.m, Bunday School and Past. 1 - I* -1. I ua- 'ir' |. in Morn- if;,... "Lo-d'i Boppei Binning sub- snd little profit in theni. >.-: 1 m- i- . ... mg ij,,. itiaritime provinces RAILWAY TIES SCARCE Ties have Increased in Price 500 per cent. \V. ].. Tennunt, a lumberman ot William, who has undertaken to supply various railroads with wooden ties, passed through yesterday morning, lle is on his way to Vancouver to arrange lor the supply ot 5,000,000 spruce ties to be used on tho new transcontinental road. Mr. Tennant declares that the rate ties had been consumed by the various roada during the past two years was lesponsible tor the price rising nearly MO per cent. "It was not so very long ago," said be, "that ties could bc gutten in any number for ten cents apiece, now contractors will not take orders for fifty cents each." Mr. Tennunt had greal. difficulty in getting lumbermen to take orders in Ontario. They didn't like tie orders saying that there is too much work A visit tu oonvlnoed NEGLECTED EYES jEWELEas AND OPTICIANS Nkxt to Imperial Hank Improperly fitted glasses nre worse limn no glasses and neglected eyes oflen means blindness. Our Optical Department is in charge, o Mr. M. S. Hastings, Rcf. D„ and positively guarantee satisfaction. ll has bee. proven Ihal 90 per cent, of headaches are caused by defective eyes and il does not follow thnt because you have good eyesight thai your eyes arc nol defective. Have your eyes altemlcd to now and save (rouble and expense. HASTINGS, DOYLE AND ALLUM, LTD. 1, 1 0tb« attractions, ipeoin St. Andrew's Ladies hold Open - care is being taken to mako th. ih - Air Festival The U.1 lea Vid ol -1 ' Church, held » very - ■ i -'-.. rry snd . 1 - cinl on Tin.r-day night, 11- m v.. .,,1 * meetii ■ M nday - Prayer meeting Wednatoay I p m Choir prao Ice and 1 woberi' meeting - p in. K'-,.m Pri ..v.—J B H ib. ■1 - ' bun that ...utters were even wnrsc there. He il now going to Vancouver »s a last teiort ni.d he will make a big attempt to g'-t his ordori placed there. "II wo don'l gel lies very soon," ho -.. d ■ 1,. ., T I". may have to .piit above the average. The return tare I the Sew Westminster exhibition from Kevelsti ki t ,.1 be |12.36, Entrii - I ■ xhibits close on Baturday September 21st. 2:80 p.m A ,| - l.y Iir I .; --■ 1. i-.-r -l M . - ll ; tion Anthem, Bow Dot I Ear, fl . I.. ,. time, At present thousands ire being ooniumed dally nnd DRUG STORE BABY THINGS Baby's Drug Store N. d are upplled ..1 Bows'. \\. bare spocial Btocks ..I ileum Powders. Nipples, Sooth. -. l-'eedi i*. and Foods, such as liri -. First Quality and Absolute Freshness nrcdlstliictivefeatures ot Bews' Baby ll I*. I... W. BEWS. Druggist am Phm. B. ti.tiolnr. Mall Orders promptly alto 1 al 'I"'- Si .re. Social and Personal O.B.N lhc eity . 1. 'I hureday, K. A, Haggen has n turne! In isini - trip to the aouth, 11. C. Haekiug, C, I*. It. tourist agent «fi- in town ycBlorday, Dr, M, 8, Wade, pr .printer ol the Kami opi Bentlni I is in town today. Dr. ..nil .Mrs, Morrison Bpoi.l a few dayi ihis week in Arrowhead on a I business visit. Mrs. H. Gordon lell on Thursday night f..r Notch Hill, on .1 visit to her sisler Mrs. Davis, Borgt. J. Donald, Co, 15, K.M.I!., leaves tonight lor VBtlCOUvei l.lf.k" part ill the annual shout ul the B. C Kille Association. ■mi- beautifully 1 1 n id fine ind tliei coma a . ■■ »H lity inn,..I oul ill large an ,i .. 1:..- i. (V 11,1 l'ho Manae grounda were de. 1 it. I paator, «s at 1 ek a p.m. Bible 1 ■•- .1 1:30 111 Quasi 1 ' '" ""■"""■ "'"''y* fho supply ... Land will not last very much ..-1 bul 1 hope to get nil 1 want in 1 olumbia, no matter what tl.e be,' with H iga bunting, electrio lamps ai Wil'kie,|of Trout Uke m in Chinese lanterns were roped aero. lawn making a very pretty effect, Th. n Independent Band were again called int.. requisition and generously lent i 11-..- service , discoursing soleotions -1 music during the evening, Many dainties in ice cream, strawberries, 1. a, .-tc, wen. provided, the younger oplc fulfilling thoir task as ladles in waiting in a brisk niul charming manner, The whole soene wan very pretty enhanced greatly by tho moon which wns brighl, and clear. Tin- mosquitoes, a« usual, wore prosont... myriads, enjoying their little smacks 011 Die sido, 10 i- ,-., r meeting m 1 ted for lummci Wednesday at 1 1- ... Morning mbjei Ood'a 0. ndil ... and prun . - In reference to pi .pie.' Evening lubjeot, * \ Religion ..f Principle." Alt welcome -*.. l*.....- - inglican - 1 rlnity VIII, Holy Communion at H a.m. Matlna al 11 i.m. Evensong at 7 :io p.m Sunday Bohool at 2:30 p.m, . ^. A nice line ol Carpetl at- Howson's Furniture Store to ohoose Irom. II.....I.p.:.iters I...-souvenir goods nnd view books—Canada Drug .Sture. Ladies' white duck Oxfords, em. I.roidorcd tun, price Ifi'l, at C. B. 11 nine A OVl Ltd, Colt will TRADE BETWEEN COLONIES , -..... Inly 10.—"Canada is bound loget ten times more iinmi- ..-1 ,-- than "luitralla," laid Premier Bent '.. lay. Tl..- distance to this country and the United Htutes and and Europe was against Australia, 80 .a gr.-utly Impressed with tbo trade possibilities holween the twooomnion* wealths ol the Empire, which he pro...1 "I In st......Into 1.1. bis return. I in- pn in iei is tailing to-morrow on the M..aim, PREMIER LAURIER RETURNS. Afforded Enthusiastic Reception QOEllBO, July 19.—Although the Empress uf Britain made a record trip and tl.e Premier arrived many hour' befuro he was expected, there wus an Immense crowd on the wharf nt 10:30 o'cluck last night to welcome Sir Wilfrid Laurier, and he was accorded a reception that put ln the shade all previous demonstrations to welcome a reluming premier. Sir Wilfrid appeared milling and happy, browned by the Atlantic breezes and evidently lull ul hcalty energy; indeed, not lor yearB has he looked so well. CARD OF^THANKS Tho Ladies Guild ol St. Peter's church wish to thank the Independent Band and all those who assisted in making their lawn social on WedneB- duy last, such a success. MKB. PAGET, Seoretary, REVELSTOKE SCHOOL BOARD Tenders wanted lor finishing tlie top room at thc Public Fohool, Sped- libations, etc., may be stcn at my olliee. Tendon to reach the undersigned by noon, Wednesday, July 24th, 1907, H. FLOYD, td Secretary. NOTIGE Take notice that I. John Wallll Sltorwht, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Intann lo apply fora Hprelal timlior licenco for tl.o following (10- nci-ibo.1 lnnds: Conunondni ut .1 post planted at thc South Wesl corner l" L 8683, .narked ".I.W.8., northeast cori.01," running west SO ohains. Ihonoe south HI chains, thenco oast 80 chains, an.l tiionoo nortl. SO ohains to the point ol commencement. Dated July 10th, Mi. sat Jly 20 J. WALI.1S SIIKItWIN. NOTICE Business Locals Florida water sold at Canada Drug Nothing better than Our "Speoial. Any new books you may want you can get at tl.e Canada Drug Store. Patronize Home Industry. Imoke Revelitoke Cigars. Fly papers and tanglefoot at Bews' drug sture. Revelitoke Cigars Union. Made Our Speoial, The Union, and Maroa Vuelta are ahead ol all otheri. WAH CHUNG All kinds of Green Vegetables ready lor the Market. Fresh local grown Strawberries $3.25 anil $3.50 Per Crate, Kipc Gooseberries 10c. I'er Lb. Front Street, Revelstoke TELEPHONE 29. Bunks on gardening at the Oamds Drug Htor... Insect Powder lor mosquito smudge ut Bows' Drug Store. BRICKS! BRICKS!! BRICKS!! The Lest lli-i.-k In the Province. Well burnt Brick in luige or sm,ill quantities nt Reasonable Prices. ENDERBY BRICK & TILE CO. ENDSRBY, B. O. Notice is hereby glvon that SU days alter date we intend to apply to tl.o Hon. the Cli of Commissioner of Unds and Works, lor special licence Ui cut and cam- away timber from tl.e following described lands: Coinmeneing at a post planted al tho northeast corner of Robert Olendlnnlng * pre-emption No, 811, West Kootenay restrict, and marked. "Big Bond Lumber Company a southeast corner post," lhcnco norlh III cli.iins,lhe.ico wesl. llll ohains, thonce south .11 chains, thenco cast 180 chains lo point of commencement. Arrowhead, B.Ci, July 8th, 1«M. Bat jly «( Hm Bind Lumiikii Co., Ivtd. WANTED DININGKOOM GIRL WANTED. Apply Victoria Hotel. TTI"H SALE- The entire lurnilu.e X belonging In Mn. Guthrie, First Street West, will be on sale tor the remainder of ibis week. Alsu one new piano for tylA nnd one new Singer drop hend sewing machine $'10. Apply ut residence. TJIOR SALE AT COST-The owner j) wishing to leave Revelstoke as soon as possible will sell entile stock at cost-Miss A. Muslim, opposite Knox Church, Second Street. F~OR 8ALE-C1.ul oil Cook Stove, three belt! burner, for sale cheap, Applv Mrs. McKitrick, Union Restaurant.. TOOR HALE-A Remington Type- Y writer, cost $12H. Will sell for $10. Apply Lawrence Hardware-Ce, OR~SALE Good work horsesifron. 1400 to 1500 lbs., and a few general purpose horses, well broken, that would mnke good delivery teams, Please let me know ynur requirements -E. A. Haggen, Revelstoke, B. C. IOST—Ladies' Gold Bracelet, be- j tween Ihe Station and Second St, Finder please leave at this ntllct'. WANTED - Evoryone having a house to sell or rent to list it with me, I am flooded with enquiries fur house properties. Phone, call, or drop me a curd with full desciption and purchase price, or rent required.— E. A. Haggen, Real Estate and InBun unce Agent, ReyeJBtuke, B, C. w ANTED-A Waitress, apply al Hotel Revelstoke. WANTED-A dining room girl. Leland Hotel, Nakusp, $80 per month, *
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Title | The Mail Herald |
Publisher | Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. Ltd. |
Date Issued | 1907-07-20 |
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Language | English |
Identifier | The_Mail_Herald_1907_07_20 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
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Date Available | 2016-05-17 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0311465 |
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Longitude | -118.195833 |
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