The Mail-Herald Vol. 16-No. 26 REVELSTOKE. B. C, APKlLG- 1910 $2.50 Per Taar I,,ri7?jT'7""'':r*v.*?":'''""'" " .-■■-"'■ r-V'1 ■,','.',',. ,'i'.';,'■;i' .—-—~. ,-'-' «iCsC9(C3K>iOlOOOM) « '1. EASY TO PUT ON So simple is Alabastine to handle lhat anyone rim decorate his : or her own home with it. By following the. simple direction given on every ALABASTINE package you, voiirscK, nm reproduce onv tint cotnbinBlions, not only in the plain lints, Imt nlso in llu; walls decorated with atencila. W.- would like to tell you inure about whet Alabastine will do fur your home, how easy it n in apply< nnd how beautiful nro its reaulta. Ask us to show you . ^^^k, a tint card mid copy uf "Humes, Healthful and Ueuulitul." We carry a full line of all shades made also the principal colors in Frescoes BERRY BROS. VARNISHES Recognized the world over as the Best Varnish Made Try '..iiiuitl Granite on Your Floors Full lines of Paints and Varnishes in stock. Ready Mixed Paints $2.00 per Gallon. Lawrence Hardware Co., Ltd. Plumbing and Tinsmithing Imperial Bank of Canada Head Ottico Toronto, Ontario. Capital Authorized Capital Paid Up Reserve $10,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 Branches or ARents at all principal points in.Canada. Agents in Great Britain anil United States—London, England, Lloyds Bank, Limited. Chicago—First National Bank, Coin Exchange National Bank. Seattle—Seattle National Bank, Ban Fran- Cisco—Wells Fargo Nevada National Bank. Spokane—Exchange National Bank. Savings Bank Department current i Deposits of $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at •ent rate (rom date of deposit. Correspondence solicited. Revelstoke Branch—A. B. McCleneghan, Mgr. TO ENSURE A RECORD CROP OF Choice Strawberries Tomatoes and Apples AND TO Improve Your Lawn US! P. BURNS & COMPANY'S FERTILIZER TEACHERS' CONVENTION Interesting Addresses anil Discussions Tho utinual convention ,,f the H. ('. ' 1 ,-a-Ih-i - opened :,' Nelson on Tues* day with u I ntten liim-e. A. I'. Mil |lor, .1, T. I'olloek, li. 11. Colpitts |unci Mi Iiuii ol ilir local bi-IiooIh woro present. Ininc-iinr addresses wore delivered In Stipt, McCruis, ol Kdmonton, on "philosophy of --1 1 nrU." W. II. Mnj ,-i (irimd Porks, rend a mosl illumiiuitive paper on lho subject ol rendingl | In the deliberations ol high school touchers many interesting papers were read. I FIRST I'MiM LATIN. I "First Form Latin'' was the heading of a paper reud by Mi-s I-'. Mi- N'aughton. The paper contained so much of practical value in the tench- erH ol Latin that a shower t,i appreciation was alterwurds heaped upon the author's head. LATIN I'lllll'.l.i'.MS. . The chnirman puiil lirsl ti-ilnii*- It, the helplulness of the address. Mr. Vi. Hudson, M.A., principul ni the Kaslo high school, pursued the Latin problems, laying a bit of stress upon the memorizing of the mosl beautiful lines from latin literature instead of getting b.v heart the grammatical rules. EDUCATIOXAL IDEALS. Present day educutionnl ideals were set forth in nn address by Mr. Mc- Craig. These ideals were traced from the embryonic -tare. The clerical idea covering a thousand years ,,r more; the culture or scholastic era setting in lute in iln- seventeenth ri-ntiny. and the latter da> ideal ol service nr elli- ciency. Ili vivid interest was made the tale of holiness training in monastic schools, where vows ,,f celibacy, poverty and obedience were tnken, It was demonstrated that this notion of education connected it not in the remotest way with benefits to society. GEOGRAPHY ILLUMINATES. This discussion wus followed bj an address by Mr. Murphy, principal of the Model school, Vancouver, "n the tea, hinr ,,f Geography. Mr. Murphy showed in a most Interesting address how, by following the realistic method geography ild be made a most interesting study. Text books he would dispense with until the pupil should be able to compile one himself. Tlie first I ins should lie pructicnl ones on the physical features of iln- home town or country side. Nature itself was the text book used in the lirst lessons, while truths learned combined with imagination, provided the pupil with the materials tor the study of other ;i iitries. Comparison of position anl general build ol different continents enabled tlie pupil to determine .-'nuil- arities in il"- climatic conditions and the products ,,f the Boil, Mr. Murphy emphasized lhe importance ol map drawing b.v the pupils. where they could represent the mountains, rivers etc., with the exclusion ol ill non-essentials. MOKE MODEL LESSON'S. i John Smith, of Fernie, formerly of the provincial Normal school ut Truro S >.. in opening the discussion advocated very strenuously the uso ol model lessons nt Mich convention- as Iiiii-, :i- opposed lo essays b.v lhe teachers, He suggested ns un excellent method the one used in his native province ol having the morninii Bos«ions of the convention devoted to model I iu In experts in the various departments, and the itternoon nnd , , ,:,r tensionx given up t-> the nn- -wriinj ni -| limit Irom u general ion l k. N" deiinii- I nken on this question. I.ITTill.M n. VXD PERSONALITY. I.tin iencj nnd pi ■ ion i,if; wero ffjv- the I ir i ■ r k ip] ie I bj the in- ,. The nn up ol elti- includod lhe -li-- iplim m lass m, nnd nllen- tion lo the details ol school -v - lein, P overed such polnli »• ,- , ul ire nnd ■ ter, iml professional *enl. 1 INTERMEDIATE >l ' I ION. The Inlermcdiat ction nl th ipened with u model lesson in by Miss L. C, Smith, ten- in mi dime i --I'- in the on school, Twelve girls anil boys •elected Irom the school served to il- - ,- hod n- ed, In tli- le - - e question ol ir.-r 'lion, wa- un- ij ioi llltl Mi Smi li howed ,lil,- inniiner how - ludy, || -ui liiul I-. ■ ; - flu per definition of a fruction was insisted upon, both by blucUboard and disc work. en-iii'i-:i!\Ti\ I-' DISCIPLINE, Miss Ml K. Iloss icarl -, paper ex- [ilaining how she kept lhe smaller cogs from dipping in tin- school room. Cooperative discipline ii wns culled, That In- bo,\ - anil girls nl school pay in, luxes bill perforin all other duties ol citizenship wa- considered i-enson enough for their huviny n -Inn,- iM the government of tln-ir -mall community. The oxuet lia-i- of distributing honors, nwarding emoluments and meling oul piinishinonts, in this miniature kingdom, wa- riven, JUDGE l-'illilV I Judge l-'oiin was applauded as ln- took tin- Moor in tell <- ronto. Thi oi g iml plai - afti • I eii g looked ovei I j Mr. Al en wen . - ably changed bj him as regard*] the ol I arrangements. Mr, Allen recommei certain ei li impn ve- ments which hav« sint ■■ beei id I I details > . :. DOMINION BUILDING. The Dominion Gov* rnmei ly put in ham ol g to a commodate tl e p,-- billiard room will bo 20x30 ft. Al the Unci.- .- , ,- corner of Orion Avenue and the lane will estimated cost I be $60, 0. \ be the principal bar entrance, of handsome 0I :; e p< >»i nftici design, the style of architecture being arrive in KevoUtoke tom e< n Mte, carried up to the lop of the building, aftoi- Plll'RT H' ding balconies ow each floor. * Closets and I tt is stated i lavatories will be situated behind the bar. K\\\ sni ; . The second and third storeys nre of the the prov'ntcial court hou* same plan, giving four bed rooms 10 6x1 Mphuis, al a magnitii ling to one bed room 11x14 ft., parlor 14x14 ftM 41 COs* •X|»5, bed rooms 10x10*6 ft., 4 bed rooms 10x1! ft., besides two hath rooms and two lavatories and closets. Two lite escapes connect with the street at lhe end of hall ways. Wood fibre plaster is used throughout, the wood finish being of polished curly fir. that a ga« Steam radiators, liot and cold water ami basins arc fitted to every room. The rool , . is of tin with handsome cornices and ornaments. The walls will be lined inside the studding with felt lo deaden all sound and keep oul the cold. l-'oote and IVadohni will do all the lm ni- ent and plaster work. It is the ol the proprietors to r* build at some future date the entire hlock Iroutiuji on Jnd St., which when carried Olll Will make thi 1 lueens enf oi' lhe finesl lioti Is in I«. *. .\v it is the new wing will be u in everv respecl ottlj the besl m let i being I|--*'il throughout, 11. l\ ( L'MMINS \ CO. II. [*. Uumniins h n ., . with W, King to build t ,>u ihe blot k .'t land on Con ■ and 2nd. 1 I ,-, - | ,-,,rs hesidi h harm ELECTRIC LIGHT TO-NIGHT , Tin to i he I thnl u riiiKc lioiwi! -' -- Hvi Mi (',niiiniii~ Imi rniiUi rapiil tridi , ,,,,, in,, i, i, ' ' ■ ,""'- I list, ne illy otll itllO till ' h •- C, AUSTIN S KI-llil-.M i I), McCurl -i .- ■ provi'inciitii -v, ■ I' on I'irsl ill ham-: oi commerce. Till' i,-\i--r,l pllllll. --I till* Coininorci! I'uilil • I-;, ;i/i> Avonuo, I In , - I,-, i-ivi'il i: I - - ,-i,| 111 :, I. will -I n i ■ for ihe blinking ' I : I i Shawl flroon To-Night To thi un •' t1i« - .' ki-pe ii.i.i- .--,..| - it , ,1 i-,,i !.,-: i. Inclement ■ ivltm ■ | i ■- iluctioi Sliaiin Ai-oon," «l the Ne« I ,li-- ii In. • •■ . II «,,- - the - i I. ilen -i i ■ " ii. ': ; ■ ■• I .1 - ■ lioti Del will • evi i, i - - ■ I to-tnorr --- i - Para 2. THE MA1L-MERALD, REVELSTOKE, B- 0- Wednesday, april 0, ifliff. tfXSffil 9 Look and Read! Actual Comparison of Eastern Catalogue Prices, Freight Added, with owsonfs Prices Winnipeg price Weight Freight Total Howson's Price delivered Kitchen Chairs 50c. 101b. 23c. 73c. Kitchen Cabinet $6.75 1501b. $3.53 $10.72 Dining Table 10.55 1651b. 3.87 14.42 Dining Chairs 88c. 121b. 28c. 1.16 Dresser and Stand 8.95 1501b. 3.52 12.47 1.25 1601b. 3.76 15.01 Bed 3.55 601b. 1.41 4.96 Bed 5.35 681b. 1.59 6.94 Dominion Spring 2.40 601b. 1.41 3.81 Child's Cot 5.10 751b. 1.76 6.86 Ostermore Mattress 15.00 70c. $9.60 14.40 1.20 13.00 14.00 5.20 7.20 4.00 7.20 16.50 We make our profit by shipping in car load lots,thereby saving freight rates. Bring catalogue giving description of other goods not specified in this list to our store and we will prove our statements. Remember we deliver goods and'set up free from breakage. R. Howson & Co., Revelstoke, B. C. Ban?? Electric Light On Friday evening a large meet ini; of citizens was held to discuss the question of electric lighting. The present service from P.anlihead in not proving satisfactory, the quality of light furnished and the charges causae- dissatisfaction to all the users. After a full discussion of Ihe matter, it was decided to appoint a delegate to interview a company that is preparing to generate electric power in tin- park, to find whal they arc prepared to niter in the way of relief. Tin- Bonk- In-al company in the pa.il have taken full ndvuntngo ol their monopoly nnd the department of the interior have been trying for the pnsl thrco months lu obtain new rale- for Banff, but the reductions offered are nol sufficient to relieve llic situation, and Ilie only Imp, set-in- to In- to secure a service from another source. The amount "f lijjht used in Banff could be ensily doubled if n fair tariff were established tlie present rales being nunc than the majority ol househo.ders cure to pay. while the li^hl- are not up to th,- proper standard. "SALADA" is the same wherever or whenever you buy it—always of unvarying good quality.. SUM Its native purity and garden freshness is per* fectly preserved in sealed "SALADA" Packets. — Black, Mixed and Natural Green, 40c, 50c, 80c and 70c por lb. ——• « Scotch Whisky Hrw a Whitby Coy Struck it A despatch in a recent issue (if the El Pubo Herald, Rays: Some yrai- ;iLr<> Hatty Cockrnn and hU son-in-law took up eighl sections of land in Texas. A capitalist made them an olTer i<» drill for water, pro mining them one thousand dol'are an acre foi] their land if they were un- BUccessful, and two thousand dollars an acre if thej found water, Aa abun- hiint,. flow of water ha8i been reached, and Mn Harry Cockran's land will ne1 him a very handsome sum uf money. lh- is a brother of Mrs. James May- i ia nl i if Brookyn, ami also nf .1 antes S. C'oekean of I'arry Sound district. He was i ,IMi. engineer for three years running between I'orl Arthur and Winnipeg New Train Despatching Spoknne. Man li 20. \i riingeiutfnt* are beine perfected fur lh*» national . -invention of trail li ■■ ■ I hei - nf tin I" ui ted States w I i It i- to !»■ held in this cil> I .in 'JI. I pon that date ii in e\pe< led th ,i In twi-en "»*»*» and luuu men eniraired in this line nf work oil llir .il' ■ ■ i I- .\ two Spok unu railv i ei ional ' ! I try tminimi it* rail wa; ' known .- the \ '».■<■• m U-. ... Sortl em I use on the division of the Northern Pacini running from Paradise to the ('oasl for three years and thus far no defects have been 'li cit\cred in it. Some lime ago the interstate commerce, commission which examine- all devices and systems in use on tie-rail- it.at!-, rommcml the " \ IVi -> -- tern*' \'fi\ highly, Superintendent Bea- mor says, and believed that In time it wtmiii bo put into genet i ise . limit the eountrv. Costly Blunder Railwaymen Honored » iil._r.ti->-. March 29—A short time ago Mayor Jamie and City Clerk Gillis went to Ottawa to arrange the salt' of ( iiy debentures, to realise money to take up two civic notex held at local banks. Through a blunder, the bonds were not negotiable when sent to London, ICngland, and the notes had to be renewed, costing lhc -•iiy o> pi siii.iiiiii in .-mi-,., interest. For this ■ ostly error each oft"icinl de nied the blame, and both threatened Monti ■a _".' 11. Si • ■ lie t'.l'.U . ,f tit.- I ltd.-I of St' ..i .i,-im- ii.-'ii. iind l.a-'-v K -lol , -idla' I thi imp- iati - I he - I Hens Laying Smaller Eggs utendei ■ . [aid Clearing Fairy Tale Woman's World Km i v ife, take lhe daughter of ,-■ yond ii.' ■ ■ ■ ■ Leave your homes with loving words ■ I !• . youi w .'•■ .i- I In lUgh she worn hat will help make her VVh< • In; ■ inn- ihe ire hi linds p lor it. We a I ink thai heaven ,vhii ■ ■ tr\ ing i : li, W . ii ■ girls; " the ■ ■ ,,, ■ ... ) To Trappers Raw Furs Bought Cash Prices Paid r. B. WELLS, Exporter of Purs. Canadian Pacific Hy. Co. Pacific Division TENDERS FOR BUILDLGS SEALED TENDERS will be received up t<> noon ol Monday, ltii April, 1910, for labor and material - A I and labot oiih i II i required (or erection of '.lie following buildings: No. 5 Frame Station at Chase. Nn. 7 Frame Station at Ruskin. Cold Storage Building at Sicamous frame and concrete. Fruit Packing House at Vernon frame and concrete. Fruit Packing House tit Summer land, Concrete. \o. _'. Frame Freight Sheds at Ke- lowna, Agassis, Mission Junction and Hammond, No. 4. Standard Section Houses at Pennys, Barnes Creek. Camp 16, Spuzzuni, Ruin- Creek, Westminster Junction, So. ; Stand.ml Hunk Houses at Sa- vonas (Two) Kamloops. Mile -1 Thompson Section, Munro, Semlin, Dasque, Toketic, Litton Wye, Chautnox, North Bend, Camp 16, Mile 11.-I Cascade. Spuzzuni, Ruby Creek. Westminster function and Mile 13, Shnswap Section. No. l Bunkhouse tit Field. I ire Hall ind Hose Tower at Revel- -lokc. One stall frame engine house al New West minster. ns and specifications can In- seen nnd proposal forms obtained al offices ol - •'. si iii and Revel -i.'i i - ion I ngineer, Vain ou tendei not net i - i.l I RTWUIOin lini lion i uMii'-i-t. - i Man It 16, 1910, Man h 26th 'It Genuine Scotch is Ootid for You. Scotch Whisky is an excellent tonic and digestive. Many elderly people find it absolutely essential to their physical well- h.injl. But, like everything else, it benefits the user only when used in moderation. Also, ils benefit to yon depends very largely upon the brand you select. Use a genuine Hi|»hlanJ Pure Malt Whisky. Use Watsons a brand lhat for nearly a century has been held in the highest esteem wherever Scotch Whisky is to be found. Distilled in tbe Highlands of Scotland, from pure Barley Malt, aud by the old fashioned Pot Still process, our Whisky is aged in Sherry wood until it is smooth, mellow and neb. Insist on Watson's "THREE STAR"—A milJ. thoroughly mmurrj S.-olch. "NO. 10"- A fulUiodifJ. riclily ll.vorcJ Scotch. JAMES WATSON & CO., Limited - Dundee. PAGE WHITE FENCES I'-C Fences wrar first—Styles for lj»m, Park*. Farm* and Railroads. 14,000 mile* ol r*j« Fences and 73.000 Page ('.ales now In use In Canada. Our 1910 Fences are better than vrcr. Get out latest prices and booklet. t) • E. G. PRIOR & CO. 5031' VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER F«< ami Gat— 'm Saaah . 1 ll 1 ' ' Banff and Mt. Etna \ I! Kighty in re rant he, aboul ■ mill -"iiii 'if the ul " re niitlcr cultivation. ' ine team ol mn.- • i. i ■, rake, ■! i I 11' I v i and other farm rmple- menl I'ern i an I"- lur* bi i on aiii I ' nt,-in in DI (1771 D™[ SIR[ET . LULL I, ' Revelstoke, B.C. Doyle and Allum, Ltd are disposing of their entire Stock at a small advance on cost. It will pay you to investigate their prices on Diamonds Jewelry. Cut Glass, Silverware, Watche> Doyle and Allum, Limited THE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO. LIMITKD. Import direct from country of origin. WHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY. REVELSTOKE H. Ci. r West Kootenay Steam Laundry Revelstoke, B. C. Your White Curtains properly ;intl promptly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed in all lines. Woollens a Specialty. Phone 73. Office Corner 2nd. St., and Mackenzie Ave. I "WEDNESDAY, APRIL 0, 11)10. TtlE MAIL-HERALD UEVEISTOKE, B. C. Page a jfei§^ Synopsis of Canadian Homestead Regulations ANY available Dominion Lands within the Hallway Holt in British Columbia, may bahomeateaaed by aiiy pen-on who is tlie sow* head uf n fn uily.nr any nialu *>vor 18 yearn of atfe, tf ilm uxteut of uuo-ijuurter section uf IHO acred more or less. Kutry must tm made personally at the local lnnd office f.T the dlstru ' lu which the land \x Situate: Eutry by proxy may, however, tie made ou cortaiu POudtUoOB by the father, Bother, son. daughter, brother or Bister or an I iutendui^ homesteader. The iiomos'eader is required to perform the condition* couuected therewith under one of the follow inn plans : I (1) At leu*t six months' residence ujnm and cultivation uf the Uud iu OHch year fur lhr«!e years. (2) If tho father tor mother, if tho rather Is deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of ihe laud entered f< r, the I requirement- as to residence may l*» satisfied ' by such person residlug with the rather or •nother. 13) If the settler bash la permanent residence upou farming land owned by htm In the vicinity of his homestead, the requirements as to rosidemn may be tatisliwd by re-adonco UpQQ the said la- d. \ Six mouths' notice In writing should ho iei vnu in the Commlufouer ol Dominion Lands at Ottawa of tnteutlou to apply for patent. tJOAL.- t'oal mining rights may be leased for ■ period of twoiny-oue year-, at au annual rental of ft per aero. Not more tliau 2,660 acres shall lw» leased to ono individual or company A royalty a' the rate of llvo cents per ton si.uli bo collected on the merchantable coal miued. w. w. roHY, Deputy of the Minister of the Interior. N B, unauthorised publication of this ad Tortisement wilt uot ho naid for. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that •ixty days from date 1 intend to op- ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for purchase of land situated about 1611 chains up from mouth of Wood River, post planted about 160 chains above mouth of Wood river and marked E. A. Andrews, S. W. corner post, thence north 40 chains, east 40 chains, south -10 chains, thence wost following Wood river to point of commencement, Dated this 10th day of December, i»09. E. A. ANDREWS. W. ANDREWS. Agent. Notice to Contractors ARROW PARK SCHOOL. SEALED TFNDI'.US, superscribed 'Tender for School Building, Arrow Park/' will be received by the lion, the Minister of Public Works up to and including the 31st day of March, llllll, for the erection and completion of a large one-room frame school buil- ding in the Vinir Electoral School District. Plans, specifications, contract, and forms of tender may be sen on and after the Till day of March, 11110, at the ollice of the Government Agent at Nelson; the ollice ol the Government Agent at Revelstoke; the ollice of the l'ennock, Arrow Park, and al the De- Secretary of tho School Hoard. ,1. N. partmenl ol Public Works, Victoria. Each proposal must be accompanied by an accepted bank oheque or certificate of deposit on u chartered bank of Canada, made payable to the lion, the Minister of Publio Works, for a sum equivalent to ton pel cent of the amount of the tender, which shall be forfeited if the party tendering decline lo enter into contract when called upon to do so, or if he fail to complete the Rork contracted for. The cheques or certificates ol deposit of unsuccessful tenderers will be returned to them upon the execution ol the contract. Tenders will not be considered unless made out on the forms supplied signed with the actual si nature of the tenderer, and ei losed in the envelopes furnished. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. E. C. GAMBLE, Public Works Engineer. Department Public "'oiks, Victoria. B.C., March 2, 1910. USTOTICHiJ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ■ixty days from date I intend to np- ply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for purchase of land situated about 140 chains up irom mouth of Wood river, post planted on north ■id* of river nnd marked P. A. Iled - •trom, S. E. corner post, thence north 40 chains, west 40 chains, south -10 chains,' east 40 chains, containing 160 acres more or less. Dated this loth day of December , lt09. P. A. HEDSTROM. G. E. HEDSTROM, Agent. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ■ixty days from date I intend to upply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for purchase of land situated about 140 chains up from mouth ol Wood river, p,, posl planted at the Boulhea-i corner ol t/)l 8,888, and narked "M. l< Lnwson'i North-weel Oornet Poet"! thence 10chains south-, thence III ehains net: thence UOohalnt north) I' »ni' UO chains east: then Kchain north to line ol Lol B,688| tbei atone, mid line to place ol oom- mi.nceni.'iii. Dated Octobfi 18th. imw. Nov. r, it MINNIE K. LAWSON WA\ i Mi i- II n i" i H all} !>«• i , t| Kodak Por parti- i nl, - ' M il ll. raid fl Fop Sale or To Rent Two 6-roomed Iiousps und 1 acres of and. Been cultivated foi years. Alt inds of small fruit, A good location ust outside of city limit..—$4,000.00. Half cash. Will Bell or real any portion of this property. A good investment, now is your time. E. IMi'AKIt, Revelstoke. Eggs for Hatciiin Eggs for hatching from the follow ■ ing imported pure hied stocn: S. C. Rhode Island Rcds.-S'2.00. Silver Laced WyandotteB,—J2.00 Barred Plymouth Rocks,—$2.00 S. C. Bulf Leghorns,—82.00 Cornish Indian Game,—42.00 White Crested Black Poli-h,-S2.00 l'.mden Geese.—$.1.00. Imperial Pekin Ducks.—81.75. Also stock from the above for sale. MUS. |{ ,\. UPPER. IsTOTICE Notice is hereby given that sixty days after date I, J, Brill, occupation, carpenter, intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands for the purchase of the follow ing described land, commencing at a post planted about Ju chains south ot Wood Uiver and about 160 'hains from the mouth and marked .1. Brill S. W. corner post, thence west 80 chains, north -0 ehains to bank of Wood riv er, thence following south bank of Wood Uiver easterly about SO chuius, thence 20 chains south to point ol commencement, containing KiO acres, more or less. Bated this 10th day ol Dec, 1900 J, BRILL, G, !'.. Hedstrom, Au'ent. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that 60 days Irom date I, W. Andrews, occupation, miner, intend to apply to the Chief Commissioner of Lands, to purchase the following described land, situated about 20(1 chains Irom mouth ol Wood River and a post planted on Bouth side ol river and marked W. Andrews N. E. corner post, thence south 40 chains, west 40 ohalna, north 40 chains to point of Wood riwr. theuce following bank of Wood river to poinl of commencement, containing 160 ac - reH more or less. Dated this 10th day of Dec, 1909 W. ANDREWS. Corporation of the City of Revelstoke LIGHT AND POWER PUBLIC TAKE NOTICE that the Light and Power service will be shut off on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, April 3, 4 and 5, and possibly on Wednesday. 6th inst., owing to construction work on the power dam and flume. B. A. LAWSON. City Clerk. City of Revelstoke Propertj own • a • itiested to notify either the City I Ilerk or the City Assessor of any sales in the City and - ■ »r 1910 Assessment Ro B. A. I ■ in, You judgt? a pair of shoes somewhat by the way they look—perhaps you judge them MIL AUD SKIER An Active Season's Work is in Prospect The spring just opening will see the beginning of the most active railway construction and traffic period in the history of the province. Already the palatial steamers of the C. P. R. on the Pacific coast cannot look at handling tee immense transportation business that is offering. On her run from Victoria to Vancouver the Princess Victoria is overcrowded nightly, from forty to a hundred and fifty passengers having to sit up all night because they cannot get berths. The Princess Charlotte and the Princess Alice will probably also be put on the run between Seattle and Vancouver via Victoria, but from present appearances it is doubtful whether they will be able to handle the business, and the coast cities are praying for the hastening of the time when the promised steamers of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and the Canadian Northern will also be on the run between the coast cities to handle the vast and rapidly growing traffic. Already there is a demand for the treble passenger train service ion the main line. The one through train is crowded daily, and the local between Vancouver and Revelstake, though only inaugurated three months, is already doing a rapidly growing business. Great improvements are also to be made in the permanentway. The main line of the C. P. R. through the Frarer Canyon will be practically re-built. It is more by the way they feel, but stated the snowsheds at Rogers rest assured that if they do not Pass wil1 be thoroughly over- . , „ , ,, , , hauled add new shed work done feel comfortable, the chances tnere aie ten to one that they will At Kamloops *150,000 will be not look well. You cannot be expended in C. P. R. yard extension, and round-house improvements. At Revelstoke the shops will THE BIG BEND Wagon Road to be Built Between Downie Creek and Goldstream I for front the to ll 1 the datn. up to riirht-of-wuv. .\ rep, hn ni ill, I" ■ ll .... L'eltinsj rent tin- count: The welcome news has been re-,'11"- Council ceivedthat the Provincial Gov-j^e "J1^ ™n ernment will build a wagon road ,',',,'"'"i,,",','.";, '" between Downie Creek, the head h;m rem of s*:w of navigation, and Goldstream. ,-.„,■ for light .. This road will be a length of Aid. Mc(nrt> about 25 miles and will serve to1'1'1" i ,i ,n th,- river make the auriferous country on piin-' French, McCullough, Smith, Tlii n. Camp Creeks and on Goldstream ,,i, available to the transportation of m the heavy machinery required to » operate hydraulic ground by ' modern methods. As a result it is likely that the American capitalists interested on Smith Creek will put in their plant to carry on the hydraulic operations they have had in contemplation for some time, and that extensive deep sinking and dydraulic mining will be carried out on French and NcCullough and Camp Creeks There is a strong opinion that at the mouth of French and McCullough Creeks, that is at the points where thsse streams join the main Goldstream river, there is rich ground, and several mining men are figuring on a scheme by which this ground can be worked with a reasonable certainty of its being explored to bedrock. ■ lie :■ ihinii ml M .1,'. to allow the . -nitsed by the new >lof i the 'MM:. made thai II Seed- er house -■ lit, « : ! ine! ; . - :' id - .- i . - Ihani to live de . led I i .- . . nd the usual I, -i- cost. ., i on the to the pron '-ii 111' MlOl'TF.D. il a te t 1 - i o ■: ni thi . , ■ . . . he! \ - 7th.. wji-s reconsidered - md idopied at peace with a shoe unless it feels comfortable, and no shoe can be comfortable unless it fits. If it fails to fit it will soon lose shape, for you cannot be comfortable in a vice— the foot or the shoe must yield. Now Ames-Holden Royal Purple shoes for women embody just these features- perfect fit, perfect style, and with it the maximum measure of full comfort, and that is why so many women ask for AMES-HOLDEN SHOES be extended and accommodation provided for another 90 machinists. The thrice daily train service will be resumed early this spring. Announcement J. P. Sutherland, having purchasedtlte Bipress Business of E. W. B. Paget, begs to advise the public that for the present he ia using Mr. Paget's office and phone number and tlt.it orders sent in then- will have prompt attention. E. W. B. Paget thanks the public lor tlieia oatronage during the time he has been running the Express Business, and asks for his successor, J. P, Sutherland, a continuance ol the (mors hitherto ac corded tn him. TALES FROM THE WONDERFUL WEST Make Home Sweet Home With Golden West Washing Powder It Cleanses Purifies-Reautifies And the Premiums Are Fine ' DESIGN PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT CITY COUNCIL Has a Very Busy Nip Discussing Civic Questions 'the regular meeting "f the ('it> Council wn- held last Friday niirllt witli lull board present, with the exception ot Aid. MeKinnon. CITY Allium,' U'POIYI I li In tin- rommuuicut ion-, a letter from \\. T. Stein .V Co., \ nncoiivei. "a- I'-.-ul a pting ile- position u* cil ditor. 'I'll iiieil ftecided lo appoint Mr. Stein citj auditor at a salary ol" s.'loii per year for a quarterly audit. From i he C.P.K, requesting lhe payment of $700 fill 2.S Mile- |)f i,,|-i which the city agr 1 lo Inn. where the city water tank- now stand. \- this was pic ti- ally decide* by tin- last council it w:i- agreed to pa) -.wi tin- money, iln- City Clerk t" Iftok up the records on the overflow water used b.v lhe l'.l\I!, before lillnl settle- ment. POWER DAM REPORT, Messrs, Smith, Kear.t ,v t'hasi reported on the progress al tho new dam; everything being satisfactory Tin- work will be completed by tie- l'i of April if possible. Nothing has a- yet Ill-ell done allolll llu- llis|HISI|| of iln- old machinery, Orders have been placed for the new Itll'biui1 utor. Sal U.I. POX I'.M.I A bill for SII.1S.lfl -\|.e„ - Iieetion with tl i'lll SlUall-poN ll break iu the City Restaurant, was put in to tin- Council In- Mr. ' ow ie, the proprietor, Harvey, Mdcl artel & I'inkhani acting on hi- behalf, Mi. t'owie claims lhat n i the men quarantined in then- will p.,. - i enforced bnnrd and Uxl - llu bill includes changes ioi- Ix-dd ng VI ler a short discussion ll Initl ovei Ioi '!"■ ' 'it) foil Uor to •_-■ into. 'I h.. mat ''■> "i cil) insurnn •■ « '- brought ni-. tin- i " " li ■ should be 'll- I'l"I I I'Vl-l all the Iui .il i-.-.-in li- '- ; t to . .1 an,I lillalh I'lil H I. - \l Mill'- RAISED. I m. Mayor brmighi p tl in ; police sa • _ -:.,...... thai the police worked i. .- Well po I too little \; • ill •■ ■: ■ 'ii-Mon ii w as i_ reed to raise d .•trie- of i lie >ei ucant, _-■■■. patrol men by S.YUII a month. WEUili PEI P l: MSI I) \ resolut i- -n \\ .i- pn 1 raisi .. the vi,- -Jen. fee it the .' ties to In . Mil. i ,.-.- - . ,__.-m. ■ builders should be made to pa; i no ,...i.. i the street ■ I' was -ie- iil'-d -., m !- ;: _•■ for fresh trei lie !>:.' •■ of those which die I ni thi bo levurds The follow ij" accounts ,vere pas*»ed t.-i pal nient: t.l-M-'.K \l. U i Ol NT ' Chiel ,-t' P, Id Pom Ollice School Pat I -■ City Tr. - Molsons Im- k Chief ol I'--':- - E, \V. I!. PllRCt 1). Cmllicanc I'.. C. t'.:./.-l -c 0. A. McDo A. Itabout hese A. Scriani 1-1. Vcomans 11. Sliardlow 11 l-itt.in', 1'. Cummii ^- C. l.l.Ulsll Oil, 1.. C. l-.liu . B. \. 1 ,i«- C. W. i. W. I. Rt KK- \\. Hailcj Molsons I'--- t. K. Macdonald II, N. Coursici C. \V. S'ounj! Fire lvijfade No. '. Police I'.m T -' 11.-.ith s 15 90 - 1255 I a ;,; . t 25 ■ 15 90 29 75 12 50 '• ;.- .'5 20 1" 5 7 50 16 '..; - 5 , i o ■ I - M ■ -i i i :- 25 ' 0 !75 ■ ■ 8 : ll :: I. - WATER & I It.H'l C. P. R. Co Citt 1 " ■-- '' 1 1. \. 1. ,- I -;.-' Cm. I-'.i ' im '--.- V Met it Co N. \V. 1 :,. • . i RcvcKtoki 1-. nvm \>- Power I Im,-. Pat l.isl \V. Ml.oi i tiransti mn McLennan \ Co I.. C. Bakei Walct \ Light I DEP1 . 31 70 - - 7- ■ I., ih.. w I'll" - ■ II si: M 7 ; i ili-ura it, . i pi in ii|k ration it I ll III MM,in ,- I i l I" i-1 rebate on tin ■ milli b. ..li- I-- whole nml ni « i laid pe, ial i ill Two appli ntloll i"l 'I" ' ' i . lerk in ih. ... from S, i. Ilnbbiit i il II II Id liol.I I lie lll.ltlel «;i I i'l -,' "r I'iii \h KI l I'l i: II. ShardltiM turn appoln I i keeper f.n th,- year, i" ■■ ■■ Pul.li Works i "liuin"..- It. II--W •"■ "-ri' letl i linn i" ihe ..- | i i» ' i- ' ' I i.ill.,,,' ,,ih.e 1st,, street, I ' with Ul Mel ni'. In ' il I" : I tiMMII I I I I.'I I'ORI - ..wan reported ,- " M i | ,,.- p.,, .-I- lor Im win. I, w i lllopll I Vl«fl of Cl in ihe Mei iiio land I ' I,,in | lie . in i lerk wn li ruclod ("•". M Md o,M, I . CUSTOMS KETURNS A large Increase in Business in the Interior ot Province SI I !'. r: ■ K ' ■ ' it P rk.r. ' - ' I'lll -ue,il - . i . Ill t i -1-- - :■-■■• I its i i i i . I lo c ' plun Irom ' 'al lie permi inn w i i i k. d pel 19 Page l. THE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKP, R- C WEDNESDAY, Al'lili, li, lino. Zbc flDalMberatb PUBLISHED WillNESIlAY ANU -Al It'll \Y Al REVELSTOKE. i. C. interior OJubltsbtno Company, | Limited Subscription Rates Including pu*tugu to I'.n^iiiiiil, United StateH lUllI l HU Ul i. By thf year lihrough uo«tortlae] $2.fiu Hall " " ■• l.flO Quarto r " " " l.uo J ut ItlN'i'INu promptl] uxecutod M reasonable i.iir-. TEH MS i ;i-h. Subtunptlotu payable lu ati VllllCf. ADVERTISING RATES. I.i g il notice i ■ ■ ; line tlrM insertion, ;.i ■ ,.'., ,, insertion Sleai un , , . I'J liner, make ono .-..■■ ■ iJ.ine.sH an no mu i .,':'. •. ■ ■ in . per monlb. .'. ■ . i ■ ■ unu ad- .!.-,. n\\. Hi ..-■■- .ml Doathn, i- tin ti. . Lund n - . ■ '■ . i ■ - ■ rtlsenienU it- ni uiftKeinenU . * ,.- i-riuriii-: \_. ', - w i ■. 'i Situations . I ■■ li :,i.-- u uitt . ., Wu I, in wordri ur I.'-- '_ »■.. i>ii nml line l'i cents. Chanuo i: - ' 'eimnits musl be iu bj il i in, I lewl i) uiul Krlday of oeuti week to -.■<■ ire $ I tli ; iy. COHKKSl'ON'DKN'i on mattors o( public niter ( ui n ■ i Ions to Editor mi-' be ccompaniud by name Of writer, nol ■ warily fo public ttlon, but b.* evidence of *;ood faith. Correspoudeuoe should lv hu. • U AltVEY, McCARTEh AND IMNKHAM, BA.BBIHTKRS, SOI ll ITolts, KTi . Orrioics : lMi-KitiAi, Bank Building Rkvbl- HloKK, ll. C. Manoy to loan, Offloos: ltuvnUioke. It r. Cranbrook, It, r, Deo. 8. MoCartkk A.. M. I'ixkiiam- Itevelrtoko, J. A. Hakvky, i rnubriH.K w Tll.i.lA.M 1. HKH'i'S ^^^^^1 Btrristei Sulicilur, etc. S ilicilor foi: l'HI- CANADIAN Hank uf CoMMKBt TllK MllLSUN , 1! VNIi, 1..I . FIRST si'.. - REVELSTOKE, B.U. i )OUERJ sMl . il Jti Pri vim M.1 I. md v irveyor, Mh ng Sun -\ hi I--- ' Milvi-'.. ll ■ i , litis i1 tl, H vki run IFOR EEISTT Several houses, Furnished and Unfurnished IFOIR SJ^-XaE Dwelling houses from $1275 upward. Building Lots in all parts of City at prices ranging from $100 up. REVELSTOKE GENERAL AGENCIES, Ltd. REAL ESTATE, LIKE, I IRK AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE on their taking steps to open up one of the most heavily taxed the country north of Revelstoke j cities in the province, and econ- by the construction of a wagon omy is necessary in every c lirec- tion. Ourtaxeshere for instance ihis year will probably run into road from the head of navigation j mi Downie Creek past Death Rapids and Priest Rapids to French Creek. This road will do 35 mills on the dollar as against much in make available a large 18 mills in the neighboring city section of the mining and timber i of Kamloops. One of the causes [ section of the Big Bend. The fart of this heavy taxation is the ab-| of the government having under- normal education bill caused by take;! this work is mainly due to tli efforts of the Board of Trade the fact that there are in Revelstoke more school children to D \ I.l i iN \ liVELEKHI, Alt! IIITKlTS Yam III'VKH AM) l;t-A EL!. H'ki . I',, U All t-iiiiiimmiii u! 11,us uliiressed I.- Posl i llu.-. Kevelstuke, will have pr, nupl nil i'lll inn. C. W, O W Mountain View C.-imp, No. 229 ■ Moete Secoud w v, - ., n kirk H Visltli] Wood' i bi ■ ord Im :'■ -! '" ."'-llll. w I, 0- - RN i i on. ' om. .1 \- Mi in i V:t, ri- It. Kootenay LodRC, No 15, A F. & A. M. who have been hammering at it population than in any other city for the past six months although in the province- Segregated • firsl representations on the schools would double the city's i' were, as usual, turned public school bill at one lick, and down. The result is evidence of result in a still further increase the value of stick-to-itiveness, of taxation, a condition which even in the Board of Trade. every well-wisher of the city will, we are sure, unite with the Mayor and council in seeking to avoid. Willi a central school THE Si'HOOL BY-LAWS j.y '?n\ .ftr, m isosn PKJiri . JA li ■ 1 ■ I. 11. '' F, Cold Range Lodso. K o< P. No. 26, Revelstoke, B C. Tomorrow the electors of the system, the increased cost will Cit; of Revehtoke are called: be limited to the actual increase record their votes on the per head of school attendance, important problem with j and the cost per pupil will de- which the city is now face toj crease with the number of child- namely the school problem, ren attending the public school. When an issue of this nature is Viewed in this light, we believe submitted to the mass of the that every vote intelligently cast electors il is always well to have will be in favor of the central it presented in as simple a form system, and therefore in favor as possible, and the object to be; 0f the central site on block 52, attained would haw been better Second street, asagainst block 50 ed bj presentiug onl> one on S:'-'-h street. "f three if th. sa ... -.,. every person „n the ers list can vote on the i e as to the sites above referred ' •',. only owners of real estate can two by-laws to be ed al the same time as - te, so thai it does not iw that the voting on the by- m in the same direction ote for the plebiscite, awsprovides for f block 52 on ' i Se str :el al a cost to the .' §4.750, the go - ' 7.-1 ice od - for ' ■ r ; - [f expenditure by the city of $4,750 in the purchase u! block 52 is a short and ready way in which to bring about a condition of things mist (lumoging lo the city finances land education system of the future. | We trust, however, for the sake of Revelstoke, that the citizens who wish to see such a condition of thiii^- are few and far between. W e now come to the other by-law o be voted on tomorrow by the I property owners onsthe oily voters 1 lisis. That is the by-law to authorise the city to raise a loan of Ifa n toward- the new school, the government paying the balance of the cost of the building estimated ; >"i.'i,lliiii. That anew Bohool building is required, with accom- iii" I on sufficient to provide for 'In- ; iwth of the school popular tion during the next three or four years, is admitted and proved i Already the city has had tn face an annual expenditure of $1,750 in leasing and equipping one extra room and before the jear is out] two other extra rooms will be required involving a similar expenditure. This kind of thitip will break up the school syntem, interfering wiib its efficiency, prevent-i ing economy, and is uosatisfactory in every way. Jt will involve tbe city in an extra annual expp.ndi- ture of hetween $3000 ami $4000, while the interest and sinking futul on the $30,000 it is proposed to borrow for the new school and the $4,750 for tbe acquisition of bluck : 52 only amount to S'J.i'-VJ, an annual saving to the city of from $11100 to $1500. There is therefore nu pood reason why tins by-law should be opposed, and every p"i-"h wby it should be endorsed by all ratepayers who have the welfare of the city at heart. We have endeavored to give a fair review of the school situation in its relation to the city, The provincial subsidy of $30,000 it- too valuable to be lost, and we hive the Btatemenl of the government these grants are to be entirely discontinued. It i- therefore up to the citizens to take advantage of the opportunity now before them to secure an up to-Jute commodious school building, which will hr a credit to the city and provide accommodation for the probable educational requirements of the city for -nine years to come, We hope that tomorrow's poll wi.'l result in support of the two money by-laws submitted for these important educational purposes, and that they will result in a satisfactory settlement of tbe school problem. Revelstoke Opera House, One Night Tuesday, April 12 WILLIAM CRANSTON'S ORIGINAL PRODUCTION The Musical Cocktail with a Menu of Music The "Royal Chef" WITH WILLIAM J. CONLEY AND THE FOLLOWING BIG CASTE, INCLUDING BYRON BRONTI FLORENCE SINNOTT CHAS VAUGHN LEONA HEIMERMAN LON CHANEY MARIE DONNELLY WALTER B SMITH DOT NORELLA And Hie Funioi IBDROILIEIRS III I'lVpli- 20 S...I-.; Mils A Pcrloct Production Prostintod in lorleotion PRICES. - 50c. $1.00. $1.50 SALE OPENS AT MACDONALD'S DRUG STORE THE MOLSONS BANK INCORPORATED 1355 Capital Paid Up Rest Fund $^,500,000 $3,500,000 Has 65 Branches in Canada, ant) Ajjents and Correspondents in all tlie Principal Cities of tlie World. A CENEnAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT At all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. REVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PKATT, Manager. Hbe flDail*1bcralb Police Court An mm tlh heavy docket was before police v-iiitrt mi ,M,Til.iv, i-i^ht h : Ben arrested Sui ed «itli lieing drunk and M tin street. J, Roi iinio admitted being a little nol create any disturbanci. ■ md 12.51) costs or three '. IS IllllmSI-il. 1 ;. Ikanrtu'iika denied In- iiijj en ited any disturb --i nl i ■'■ stated thnt ■ disorderly and liai tried 0 ir mm. 'i ;:: li -■■-. met s were remanded. A. Wasty wen conduct '-ii tin k ■i t ■ - i hi ■ ■ in the ! il - ive> l'i ;• Four men ol foreign nationnlili ap paired before tlie magistrate, the police having complained of thent linnK'ini! round the gaol, and talking to the prisoners. Tin- chiel of police had su;-- tis that they might pass dangerou s weapons over t" lhe prisoners. The magistrate advised them thai thej were not fn In.il round the city doing nothing, but to get to work, If they did not gel ■ dealt «nii by the m\ foi uitering. There was no excuse Ioi il .nnl there was plenty "I work everywhere. Tuesdai wasnlmostn recorddayiu the ils ol the nil Police Court, In add! tion t" tin eight mi n who were arrested on Sunl-i- tlu-ii friends who were in gaol. All lutnbi i - -- and had workeil for the Bowman Lumber 'Jo. ' The magistrate warned them that tln-y mi'-tlit get into serious trouble if they were caught loitering again, and let them ofl with a caution. C. McCauly, another lumber jack, li red with the same olTeuce, wa> too drunk to speak ind was remanded. He i- is brought up he! in J. II- Jackson, J. r. Sergt. Sttirdi --.ii'1 he had rejieatedlj warned him against interfering «itli the prisoners, Wter I severe reprimand ■-: - nl in 'ti nks rem tuded "ii -i charge nee "ii the street ou Sundaj irou hi up "ti Mondaj afti I noon. Tin * ■• had several wil - -:; the red lighl ,h-.tii.-t I" rove I ■ imi'-I w.i^ creatiu - irbanci 111 il it rtei. Accused u,i^, ,-i ■ i. - osts, or in default i.-i. il with a like of- I.St) costs be- mativi of i ne iini The School Question A meeting of Ward Ono residents who wish lhe proposed new school to be Imi It on six ili stii'i'l. is reported to have been held nt tin1 Selkirk Hull on Monday night, The meeting evidently wns n hole nnd corner affair. The Mam. llititii.n was nol advised of it so th it we could have a reporter present nnd give the public an exacl statement of whal transpired, but we understand the promoters were con- liili'iit of securing a block vote of the It,ili.in residents "I Waul One for placing tlie new school on Sixth street and" those present pledged theniselve to do their nt --i to defeat al the ballot to iniiiiou tin- neutral .-.-bonis proposal with thai object. Railway Congestion i liiengo, \pril I .Iiuiim .1, Hill predicts thai iln' railroads ol the L-mtcd Dtutes will i-\|n-tii-iii i- next (all the L-i'-,ii'- i 11 itli- . ouge ' ion in tli.-ir liis- tory mid thut slup|iers who dispatch l 1 during the I'oiigesled period will -I" -" at iheir own risk, lie n>s the lumiugc oih-i.-il for -lii|nn.-iit i< growing nt a in- I.- rapid rate than the facilities i-i li ni lie it, mid Ihe minis can not raise mone) ia t ei gh to niuke extent ions u - rapidly as needed. - ict, Hi Io Amend Health Bylaws , 11 lull i,.I. lo Iiy ■■ - providing for irdin and ■ > q. ipplj hi --. ■ • i. I : lepn 'tin-til i that • , lie ■ I ---ill «ith link lit, A Socialist alderman in I'.-itnniti, 11all, ua- miii, led mi - liargcs of '-ni- be/zling enrtliquakQ relief funds. Lionel f'.. Buck, i'.i'.., ol Vancouver, hi - I n engaged bj iln- t 'ouncil of f'hilliwaek Munieipulit) i" iibmii ,-i i- lied - li-nii- im iln- drainage and sewering ol lhe nun,;- ipnlilj ■ \ n- "1st ion tm-1 J by Aid. Mc- Donnld (hot lho i 'itj ol N'elson pay ..ill 11 > peni as In - mu e< I ion v-ith Mnj oi llou ton' i al, including lho cost ol lniiiL'iiiLr tho body from Qnesnol, ua- cai ried, The cosl wai •■ timiitod at between 8100 and 8600. A let 'i-i u i ' ived i i tIn- commit ii'- in - lull -. I ; I"' iiiti'-i al and one i'i.mi -I. M. fiifluit:. sccrctary- n i-i of i In- hand, aj ing i hat the band would plnj at lho funeral for lnitliiti. ' l ■ li an lho • ,,"' 'o with 1 Announcement J. P. Sutherland, having purchased the Kxprcss Business ol K. \V. B. I'ngi t. li advise iln- public that fur the im i ni in is ■- nnd phone number and thai orders sent in Ihere will hnvi 15, \V. B, !' t th m In pnblii lur Hi' -a oatronagi ini In been i uniiiiin llu I'.xpn ss Bu ines -, and ' Y. i iitlu rland, a continuam e of the I herli ac corded to him. /. II "WEDNESDAY, Al'Kll. G, l'.HU. THE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE, B. C. Page n \l our method? suit you tell others. If they don't Btiit you tell us. Any criticism of our mode of doing business will he appreciated. SPECIAL A news sheet devoted to the interests of the citizens of Revelstoke and surrounding towns and settlements. Our aim is to place before the purchasing public the facilities of Our Big Department Store. Mail Orders. Telephone Orders. Send the children to the store. Tome yourself. Have our city traveller call at your honit for orders. H i Ladies and Misses Two Piece Suits Spring time attire ior up-to dai" folks are the showing of the newest Two Piece Suits for Ladiea and Misses in all the wanted colorings and newer fabrics, (let an early glimpse of them on our Second Floor. A regular fashion hureau is our Second Floor. Get the first information there of the styles that are to he. These suits are modest in price From $15 to $25 Wash Suits and Wash Dresses This advance showing of styles, supreme for spring ami Summer. Tlie lust word in Wash Suits and Wash Dresses, The one-piece dress is here in all its variance from the colored cotton wash fabric at a modest price to the most elaborate French lingerie muslin highly trimmed with lace and embroidery From $5.75 to $20 These prints—the same price here as ' anywhere in Canada, and a nice variety to choose from. They are unsurpassed for washing and thejquality is ever the same. P. P. prints are an English standard cloth. This time they are more fascinating than ever at 15c. per yd. Hair Goods Imports of New Sanitary Hair (loods are arriving on counters almost every day. The, new Turban, the new Par- dome, the new Braids, the new Coils and new Switches. You can buy a Ileal Flemish Hair Switch as low as $5.00 A jubilee of spring blossoms and untrimmed millinery. ''There never were such pretty- styles as these," is the tenor of remarks beard a dozen times a day at the millinery counters and "the delsghtful part of it is there are no two alike. Such a riot of flowers, such wonderful pretty shapes. Boys' Soits Tin- -mail bi ;■ I nd his always a problem with • W< i in bt of service to you thii spring. A profusion - - for the litt,' •• I .«- in the department i, -m : | Floor at $2.50 to $7.50 Dress Fabrics The Cotton Dress Fabrics are always one of our Spring features. This lime more com- plete than i-ver. Never before have the designers brought out such handsome patterns. Never before have the colorists pioduced such dainty color effects. Most that i- good in th.- world ol cotton wash goods is l.ere madam' at from 15c. to 50c. Neck Ruchings New Neck Ruchings ami Frill-. The Cord Edge ami tiilt and Hiver Braid Edge are among the newest, lust now we have a special box containing Net llucbing, Chiffon Ituching, Satin Edge, Cord 1. Igi. ! oj ontains ii frills -ii 35c. per box fresh Fruit Arriving daily thi moi ; m ami ' - rapi Fruit on the m u- ket. '' : motto i- \n gel "tir ll ,,,: Oftl ale fm it quickly. Men's Hats m (Sid Ever notice that any stiff hat is commonly called a Christy Stiff? Why? Because i hristv'- havt ii known lo make tie- besl -ti:': hat ou the market, and so i.i - mrably have they been known that their name im- become standard for stifi n i'm We have -. ■ . for Christy's hats in tin' citj nd will he pleased to . new est shapes al u Golf Caps Mei tSoll and Worst! 75c to $1.50 I we itieth ' entury C lh- Men. N' -v ..- - whir! Fa- li wi ' :• ti,-, $2250 The Klevator is the most perfect type of passenger oh made, We "pari d no ex pen ,n- . most reliable, Ml ii,,- ,t, • devicei - i.n prod yon will find on it. Th'- D approved autoi New Vegetables N'-u Vegetables art ii■:' in and youi trade, Ripe Tom - ies, (leu Cucumber-. and I'ai - GET THEM AT HUME'S AND YOU GET THEM FRESH find a .:" vou ' I I ' I .il I mmmm i V\Zn 6 THE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE, B- C- WEDNESDAY, AIM1II. n, llllll. The Prospector ha- ll i-hieli has .ml pros. I'l' ':-m, S'l'H Jury Disobeyed Judge tilll \,-U ll-l'l 1 hi, thei Tin - in lh, histoll oi lh.' ,-olli-ts til Voi'li enmity, ii grand j.li'j yes- ii) refused lo ohc> lhc Instruc- - Ill ii judlM' ttho hail • 1 i t. >. 1." 1 i t lui'ii ii i-i'ilninal indictment jury « it , uie « hieli \\ us linhl - ,\ ,-r ih.- inmiosl ,,t Dlstriel Utorney Mysterious Disappearance Ml Tver, ilu Mt'lll'i'll wherun far hilH ftiilwl Lo revoul his is. Thr |k il ii*-. who luivo In ■en wurkiny on lhe i'uko, htivo I htm bnilied mi I iiUhciutfh lhe uir is full of rumors, ihe only explanation that 'I'l,,. p,.,-,,," llt'lollLrillL' 111 all on liptlti clone nuii'li for the ivelf pniit) ,,f the world u vliieh is ilianihi-i] bj lhe persistent i-ti'oii ami luinesi toil ol mall) ren I .uul i-iiiiolili-.l In ihe ,'ti luniiu'ii nml self sneriliee of mam i,,i._,-M,-ii " ""■'. meets willi lu-li.-f i- thai nf suit-id.. mi i ,. , . i ,-. Whitman to investigate tin- < I,: 11 -j,-- ol .,., ., ... lii'io.-s. \lili.iii^li history has |,,it | |„. |a.t „„,,,, ,,| \|, | Vl,,. Wlls ,,,, , ,- i ■ i - . i-oti-ilira, \ made bv iln- l-.nii-riiri-.i- ,, , , - i . . . ' llll i,-mi.I ..I III- iloiiia., he niil-l . . Mill-i-h lilh.. Manilla lor u train Ii, have sean-lietl the wa-sle pla.-es nf th.->,r;"" !'1,u','s "" "L"1pl"sl '.'"' take the mails, alioill 11 p.m. -aril, in lind the proeious and useful J^ "- ',':"1'" '''" >"''s ,lss,"'m' ,l„ s Tyer is ,,n Englishman, who li..- lii-.il in llii llltl') foe a number ,,f yeursf lh- "a- II years nf a-,-, and alioui "i feel S in, lien in height, of medium liuild, am] wears a ilarli moils- M'l'i'iem-i' ,,,,,1,,.. lhal the In tfener Hon. II For Froight Consigned to Order i in- riiilwiti I'limpnu -i.leralile ilillieiiltv, new lonn nf lull nf I ..lin Millions in Snowsheris hil1 ,,f Imlimj I,,- been issued ami i- tinnti.' snow-sheds so that there uiil. in r.-iilrntid will [iroti'l-l it- ll'neks thro' tha mountains ai all [iliit-oH where iliui- Ifer of nvaliuielies i- ennsidei'ed nl all piolmlil.-. Mr. Ilill I- tleiermini'd in [ dee ui-'lililaili illiilili-i rupti-il , . iniiiliinh a- Swarms of Bees Act I'm- lh, minerals lone before 1*1,... il.-l l .. 11 ,-...■ 111 for tin. M-nl in the titiV) hi- servants, -hip j.i.-n lhal had I i.l.■-!_•■ ,,, iln ea,' or iiphir foi mill, oi Kim -,,. fm I'hal'iah oi I'.L'.Vpl, ioni|llered llii Sinai pi-llili-n!a ioi il lure- of ...p |i.-r, II,- ii Ivel ,.s, pi-ivalioii-, fail id - ' n In I n ' I Iln I dlippel un- an,I -iiM-r. mn-, have | iled '■'' I ent 1,1 forward ll.-lL'llees tile .,,„'| ,,,,.,1,. possible ih,- ,,-i.-in ..f lh.- memorandum por f "order" bills Portland, \|„il -", With ,-hai,-,. t.-ri- I'- .,- \L. ,,i pre , man, when "' l»di"il "'-"""I "f ll i.'i.ial, Th,- li-' i'ii..|-L'J .lames -I. 11,11. diieelini! il„. ,-,-iiih- implement. „n,l weapon of new form states lhal lhe in,- 'nmliini -"'""- "' ll«) 'iivul Vurlliorn railway, s,,,,,,. „,.,,. . ,-,.i ,.,,!.- fm those nf n 's simpl) nn a.-l.iionli'il-ni.-i.t that a '<- plniiniiu,' xtond that road's ui- ln-lii-i miilerial, t.nil when pi in.-i-l ■ ni .-arK .-p..- I. nm I. > ^^^^^^^^^^^^ vanees toward ihe'fub,,' - nf ils pro- " the shippine publi.- were lo wateh ll M tlml »'hieh swept senres t jnis.,1 inherit,,,,,,.. Sinee then he ha- th''" I"""'''' ''"^l) il would i-ertainly death .-,.,,-,,.ly al ffellinploii faithfully examined many a stream and fecilitule delivery nf iheii shipments I'hmush expenditure ol mi s ll diligently M-,-,1, li. .1 main- ,, roi-U ■ when ronfigned " rder." ribbed hill fnr tin- natural li'easi nf il arlh, Inn th. dill illy mid inn t.-tn-v of hi- worl, have never I fully t.ppn-i iai.-.l nr iidi'niiately rei nixed li) hi- fellow ma . Mi.-I of I.i- kee| I'li'oris an- "born in blii-h unseen and ''st: -,\.-i-l.- th.-ir MM-rltl. - ..I, ih,- .|.--,-tt I ■ nir," and .-.ni when a rieli I'm.I dnes "Swarms nf I',,-,- Vet." .ro.... hi- -,-aivh wiih - -- hi- re- '-'- ''"■'- livil'- in u 'tale of f do " ''"li"" i- I"" : ""-'>'" l'i""'"'" fM '"' ''"■ '"■"l""'1> '"' ''".' I""'-':" Vietoria. April .1 With ,1„- view of ,,[ lhe vusl wealth he ha- discovered, ilis.-overiii'.r ihem. whether he i- or i- { \n elass of ti),-ii lead a more siti-ii lloll. and a,I',.-lilllli.ii- I.l'-' I I..'in I In- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ lirave kuiirhts of lhe mountain and vo*- tin- -ir.-ain. When il ilinnry man :!- l'-'"- ''"■!""1 ■'""' kepi ,., . . ihrnuuh ;. dant'emus -p.- >.■„ - -I'"'1 •»' private prnperly, „l.-,i- experie lie ileliirlits i II I- ''l Where a swarm nf I lea- '"■ i"':'i"- ' I"" '''i"'"1-- H" "~ " "','; ""- "'"-' """'"' Vi. Carier-I ■,„,,,„ will i-onlinue a look- up,,,, himself a- a -or, „f hero. th«n. so |„„l- as he .-an prove his plil„„.„,., |li;.f „„,, .,;,..., ,,„, |m|)e|, |inliey on ihe same eonsen --;.,- line "li w In. h il ha- lli-i-n M.n.h. i| fm- tin seitled, i" ei :' '• |lliii-e be -m the ' ll.tl,1 of Sometimes we hear per-nns, who -hull notify tin- prn|iriei .-il sum;!) and la/il) al 1ni\~ ami luxuries of life, won NOTICE. Noti-i- i- hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between lhe undersigned ler ihe firm ntone and stylo "The Muiindiell Meat Market" and dnling from ihe l-'ilt day nf February 1009 litis ihis day been dissolved by mutual consenl and the business iii ihe future will be oai'i'lod on by lievel.-toke M.-.it Market, Limiledl • 11 accounts owing to the firm are to In- [laid by the said company and all accounts owing to the said firm will I"' collocted by the said company, Dated -,i Rovolstoke, British Columbia this 2Sth day of March, 1910, Witness - C. Im lill.l.AY (Sgd.l 11. R, MAIADIIKl.I.. (Sgd.) I'll \S. I'. I.IS11M \I1K. Wanted Known Eggs, or day old chicks from white Leghorns, brown Leghorns; also Rhode Island lieds nnd White Crest Black Polish; also a few dozen Leghorn Pullets, nt reasonable prices. Eggs per setting, $2 and up. .T. A. MORGAN, P.O. Box 027, Revelstoke, B.C.-S il,,- following will In- of tion over hi- winter w eat liei ne at all -tat f I I h lh, iii-io\t-i-iii-j them, whether he i- or not the proprietor of iln- laud ., which th.-v liai i.-.lil'-h.-il ihemse hi Acquires Share in Paper . imj more time for hi- parliamentary ,Imi.--. and tor lit toll t toll to his other Ini'L'o interests, ii i- - iled that Mr. I'.-iitir-fm hn- disposed ol lhe bull, of lii- interests in lhe \o\ -- Advertiser npait) lo Mr. -I. II. Mat son, ,,f ihi- eity. Shingle Mill for Sale A small Shingle Mill For Sale. Engine, boiler. Jointer, Perkins Shingle hand machine bolters etc. Capacity 35,000 per day. Apply to The LEE LUMBER CO., Wigwam, P. C. \e- a ' i-. . the nw ncr may reclaim them, -o long a- In- 1.111 p lli- would nm repeal ih.- adventure fm ''-'■ "'' properly therein, and -hal the ...„l,|. neither would i„- ha.- be entitled lo take | ession'nf them missed ii for lhe worhl uud th.- -lar-. a' "">' p!a'" "i, which llu- -warm has Pill ..ilil lhc |'l"-| Ioi 'I .-,ivl,ni ih „, place of ,;'-. land nf annther person, bill llio owner ,f .,,,.|| I here ni. mini) reason- •' „■ b.-li.w ,m. '.md before l.ai.d nnd i-onii im '"- 1'"" 'ke * ■""'"- summer will b v||v for all damages. "' ' -'''at business nelivit.v in Rev ill ,!„.,, 1,,,, (2| If ,, -warm settles in a hive elslnke. \t ihe presenl iim.- Ihere lives ii, waiKleriii" al ,. the nl which i- ahead) , pied; ll w ,,,-r ■"' any who si Id bo able lo giluge it,,,-, pi,,,-,.- ,.f iii, '- i-ih. far .,» iy " '<" "II righi "> l'"' '"""" "' d'U >'Uy anil district rron blessi, || - [prop r""'1> «ell who an- looking around iiivili/ntinii I'mi ' wonder" ■■ •"' N' inpur.-iied -wa,m which I - ul esialo investment, mnl the dp- ,h..i; ii now vision,-.! . f<" ' ' ' 1 withnul -• fnr local |irn|wrt) .... ing, 'IT..--,. u ,1 ua- . ilu-ii I - . Iherei ti i.\ I- e.-ured hi I I---- if ih, ii aril ... eem In '■•""•'' if the i ,,, ,„ | ,1|W. return unto ihem mid. i f '"ii mil deposits al the Vellowl , id oil fall lo th.. „ , ... „i theii v.. >'■ If lie own, ■ ■' . I ,,,,,;,! Trunk Pii.-ili, h.-ive been ble„.h.-.i I,..- . ''n-' follow the -. .... .(ii|h,| ((J ,||V. i than nt i.i -I sup- ' :" ': ' This ■■■■al will l„- i gronl .-,.. u,;;.,\ | ■ \-ar;ii\ otliM-l fi oil) I i an. ... . •■ thai tl i'. -nu ■-■ I- .oil mi! on ihe tn trkei ,,,,ti GALT COAL! Send in your orders for this excellent coal Dry Cedar, 4-Foot $3.75 Per Cord. BARGAINS IN Residences, Building Lots Fruit Lands W. B. ROBERTSON First Street Tel 6 P. 3 Superb Styles The famous Fit-Reform designer has created three models in 2 Button Sack Suits that surpass anything of this style ever seen in this country. The combination of originality and elegance will appeal to every man who prizes exclusiveness and good taste. ^f^^^L, ^e patterns— in fine English Worsteds — are equally distinctive. FIT- IE.. *r*r McKINNON & SUTHERLAND R^velsloke, B. C. 1,11,,,. -,. Ill ■ - fell. lave ■ the. I.,-.. ■ flllll i.. < l find il II. ■ u . • - - ...,,n .-' il a i - i an I n-| I, ive . ■ ■ Vegetable and Flower SEEDS Ornamental and Flowering SHE.UBS Best varieties of FRUIT TREES Send for Catalogue ROYAL NURSERIES & FLORAL CO., LTO, 786 Granville St. P.O. Box 1063 Vancouver, H. C. Revelstoke Flour and 'Feed Store Royal Standard Flour, Five Rose Flour, May, Grain, Feed and Chicken Specialties, Beans, Feas, Barley, Breakfast Foods, Mayer's Celebrated Kng- lish Horse and Cattle Foods and Medicines. The Paget Supply Co'y. E. W. 15 PAGET J. WILSON Drastic Liquor Change ■ I .I i tttMV .1 LIUU ■ I 1 • ■ [I ' tl -: -.-■ ' II ■ ' ' n K.-_ , p ■ *■:- nnd .'I"'' dol at ; III.'ft b.V a ' ■ n . "Ah, re- ■ ■ _\ man - ■■ a. never ime '«' Mulls- CEMENT BLOCKS Maunfaclnrtd for all ciassa* uf boildhiKi CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE GUY AND FIRE BRICKS foOiiU in largo or small qn«ntititi I atthelowast jiricaa for cash. 411 klnds;of imi!.lin*' andfrlaiterliiK undartaVan. Foote & Pradolini. REVELSTOKE i ■ ■ ivi . '■ ...... i-.- ii, | I- :■ I . ... •■v., I. I, ; ' ■ .:■- tl [■irll.i i. ■ . I <■ |il .... I E. G. BURRIDGE rinsmithing, Repairs, Hot Air Pipe and Furnace Work WORK 8HOP Oonnaught Avo. - Rovolstoke H. B. STONEX Practical.. Machinist Repaint of all klndi neatly carried on I'.irvrie ainl linn w.-rk aspeclalty Rrtimatc- .''.-.-n ..ii mu. ■' i -■ n' mirk. Front Street. Central Hotel Abrahamson Bros., Props. Enlarged ami Improved, Firat-ClaBfl in every reppevt. All modern convenience** Large .Sample Rouiub. Rates, $2.00 per day SpecialiWeekly[Rate&. Revelstoke, B.C. ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ratas $ i a day. Monthly rate. CT. ALBEET STOIDTE PEOP. SKiXS Vll£ktnd Reatonabli Pricei Painting and Paper Hanging teed r. /. ( kwvvKom) i ..r. Third St. nml RobfOD Avenue'iev Palace Restaurant McKenzie Avenue Kruit, Candiep, CigarB,Toliacco. Meals 35 centR. A. H. Sing, Proprietor UNION HOTEL AllKOWllKAII, 11. C. Special Attention given to commercial men ami tourist's, First-claSR Hample ruoiiiH. Pineal scenery in HriiiHli Columbia, overlooking Upper Arrow Lake. W. J. Lightburne, Prop. \I1\ERS « VNTED l-'..r rrench reek, llii,' D Appl} E \ l'...-el Union Hotel RESTAURANT Under New Management WHITE HELP ONLY Stewart Macdonald Proprietor r TO INVKSTOKS If you want a sure InvoBtment, and one that will stantl the closest inspection, wrrtr The Over-Land Financiers Limited, VANCOUVER, B C. mrh l."J! WEDNESDAY. AI'llll. (1, WW. THE MATLHERALD, REYELSTOKE, B. C. r«e»Ii Corporation of tlie City of Revel; tic l',V-l.\\\ Ml \ l'.\ LAW lo enable the Corporation ■I il.e City of lievelstoke lo raise by w iy ol Debentures tlio sum ol Thirty I liousnnd ,s:',n.imo.nii| Dollars for the trposes ol the Board of Seliool True- .'■•-- of the City of lievelstoke. Whereas the hoard of School Trus- ees ol ih" City of Revelstoke have n p.ii-ii,,n ,- ol the powers grunted to ihem by Section \2 of the "Public - ' ools \. i 11105", ;,- re-enacted by ~-- lion ll'J of the "I'ublic Si hools Act, 190S, Vmendmenl Act, 1906," ■nuseJ to be prepared and laid before ■ Sfunieipnl Council a detailed statement ni the sums required to meet !"-■ i.-il extraordinary expenses which in.-iy be legally incurred by the Hoard, nil Filch estimate has been considered ui-1 finally npproi ed by lhe Council, And whereas the snid estimate provides for the erection nnd equipping of ,i new school building. And whereas to meet tl xpendittire i- pio\ i.l,-,! In snid estimate ii is essnry t., raise .,,, the pni'l ol the Munii ipnlitj Ihe -nm of s:|,i,in,ii.iiii. \i..l whereas ii is deemed expedient - i os,- up..a the credit of lhe Muni- 'ipulily the sum ui SHO,(llltl.till for s hool pu,-| oses aforesaid. \n-i whereas the t.-ial amount re- red to I,.- raised annually by special rate For paying the Mii,I debt and in* leresl ther I and for creating n sinking fund t'.,,- paying the >ai.l principal debt within tweiitv-five \,-.,rs is for ,- terest Sl.'iOO.tltl and •'•-,■ sinking fund *s-J-j. making -, loud ni 82332.00. And whereas the amount of the whole rateable lan.1 within the Muni- -ipaliiy including the territory coin- prised within the Revelstoke School District for school purp a according to the last revised a--.---in.-ni roll is 81,677,783 50, SOW THEREFORE the Municipal .1 nt the Corporation of ihe City of Revelstoke in open meeting assembled ena. i- as follow -■: 1. li shall be lawful for the Mayor of the Corporation of the City ,.i Rev- toke for the purposes aforesaid, and he i- herebi authorised, to borrow on the credit ni the Muni'ipality by way of debentures hereinafter mentioned, from am. person, persons, (inn. body or bodies corporate, who may be will- ing to advance the same as a loan, a sum ol money, not exceeding in the whole the sum of Thirty Thousand (330,000.00) Dollars a,el to cause all such sum- bo raised or received to be laid into the hands of the Treasurer of the Corporation of the City of Revelstoke for the purpose- aforesaid and ■ ith the object hereinbefore recited. 2. It -hall be lawful for the Mayor, ,1 the *aid Corporation of the City of Revelstoke to cause any number of lebentures to be made executed and issued for such sum or sums nq may be required for the purposes nnd objects aforesaid not exceeding however the -urn of Thirty Thousand ($30,000) Dollars. Such debentures shall be ol the denomination of One Thousand ($1,000.00) Dollars each nii.l all of such debentures shall be sealed with ihe seal of the Corporation of the City of lievelstoke and signed by th" Mayor an.l Clerk thereof. n each year during the currency ol ihe -aid debenturei lhe su f Ono Thousand liie hundred (81.100.00) Dol lars for th,- payment of interest and 1 ighl hundred ami twenty-two (?S22) Hollars for il„> payment of tho suid 'Inin under the said debentures by n special rate suflicienl therefor on all the ratable real propertj in lllo Baid Municipality 7. It shall be lawful for lho Muniei- sod within the Pal Council of the snid Municipality trie! tor schoo io ropnrchnso any of the snid d,-Iran- rate for paying the said debt and interest thereon and for creating a sinking fund tor paying the sairl prm- cipal debt within twenty-live years is for interest $237.50 nnd for sinking fund $13(1,15, making a total of $307.65, And whereat the amount .,1 Iho whole ratable land within the Municipality, including tho territory conipri- Revelstoke School Dis- purpos.-s, according lo the 1,-,-t i.-, ised assessment roll is Read a second time lho 26th day ol March, HUH. Head a third lime the 20th day of March and passed with the unanimous consent of the Coui I!.-, tor. 'iveil tin the -seal (lav .1 lh, if cil. elci- Dili. iilcr day ised le dopled id I'mallv ures upon such terms as may bi rood upon with the legal holder or hoi lers thereof either at lhe lin," ..i sale ot4 at any subsequent time ,-,i"i all debentures so purchased -hall be forthwith cancelled or destroyed nnd uo oissue of debentures shall be made in onsoquancu ol such repurchase, s. I,, Ihis bylaw lhe woo I "Municipality" -hall be dee ,1 lo extend io and include all uu,it.ni and property comprised within lho Revelstoke School Districl ami such property shall In- liable io assessment hereunder as provided by Section 12 of th" snid "Public Schools An. IU05, Ami endmenl Act, 11)06." 0. This bylaw if passrd -hall take i-tVe.-t :,,,i] come int" force on and utter th" Hth day of April 1010. IH. This bylaw may b" cited for all purposes as tho "Revelstoke (School Board) Loan Bylaw No inin." II. This bylaw shall before th- final passing thereof receive the assent of ihe electors according 10 tin- provisions of au.I in the manner prescribed by the municipal ' 'lauses Act. Read a lii-i time the 26th day ,,f March 11110. Rend a second time the 26th day ..I' Manh 1910, Head a third lini" th" 26th 'lay of Manh. 1910, ami passed wiih ag. $1,677,783.50, or SOV I'HEREFORE iln- Municipal < nun. il of ihi- Corporation of th" Citj of Rei il-ioke in open meeting ■ .-'•ml.l.-.l enacted a- follows: 1. It . '.all In- lawful for ih,- Mayor of th" i 'rn partition oi the Citj oi lie- elstoke for th" purpose aforesaid ami In- is hereby authr iBod to borrow on ilu- credit ..( the Municipality by way of debentures hereinafter mentioned, from ani person, porsons, firm, body or bodies corporate w lio may In- v\ ill ilu In . i' in- <• I he -alne as a loan, a nn nt monoy not exc ling in the whole th" -a i loin Thousand sev- ■-,, hundred and fifty ($4750.00) Hollar- alel lo cause nil -Hill sums so raised or received to In- paid into the hands ,,f tl„- Treasurer ol the Corporation oi ih.- lay oi Revelstoke for ihe purpose aforesaid and wiih ihe object hereinbefore recited. ,,,-il iln- nun. Mayor. City Clork. TAKE NOTICE lhat th" above is a a py of il," proposed By-law upon which the vole will b" taken at tl, ity Hall, corner of sc cKenzio Avenue, Re n Thursday April 7th tl," hours ,,( Nine o'clock a. Seven o'clock, p.m. I'.lil il' V I.AWSON Clerk ol ilm Municipal ( f tin- Municipality City Clerk's olliei! t ami 1',. C. I W "I'll ,. ainl nnl st,v, elstnke. nun, b li" lawful irporatiii :.„ the Mayor of the City itiy number of ■xecuted ami urns a- may i-i- and object however die -■■veil hundred Mi.mii Hollar.. Such de- be of ih" denomination ibe iinanimi Council, Received tin tors the |,n- -.-nt of th, sent day ,,f the of mm. Reconsiden passed bj final duv of iil.ipli-d and Council the mm. Mayoi. City Clerk. TAKE Mil l< E that the above is tni" copy ot ihe proposed Inlaw upon place i which the vote of the Municipality will by the l„- taken at lhe City Clerk's ollice, City Hall, corner ol Second street and M.-Ki-n/i" Avenue, Revelstoke, B.C. on Thursday, April 7th, 11110, between lhe the hours ol 9 o'clock, a.m., and 7 o'clock p.m. BRUCE A. LAWSON, Clerk of the Municipal Council. ■J. 11 shall of the suid ol Revelstoke to cause debentures to be made issued for -inii -uni or be required fur iln- pur| aforesaid not "\-- line sum of Four Thousnnd and fifty (81 bentuti- shal oi I in.- thousand Dollar- euch except in tin- ease oi on" of -aid debentures which maj b" tor a lesser -urn and all oi such debentures -hall In- sealed with , the seal oi il„- Corporation of ihe City "t Revelstoke and signed by ihe. Mayor and Clerk thereof. :t. The -anl debentures -hall bear tin- date ot 1910 and shall b" payahl" in twenty live years irom tin- said date ia lawful money of Canada a' the office of tin- Molsons Bank at Revelstoke aforesaid, which pavnicni shall be designated -ai-1 debentures ami shall have j attached to ,ih"m coupons fm- th" pay- | ment of interest and tin- signature to the intere-t ...up..n- may be either written, printed. Btamped or lithographed. I. The -aid debentures -hall bear , interest al 'In- rate of five per cent to per "■ in. i per annum from the date i thereof, which interest -hall be paid semi-annually at the office of tin' Moi Corporation of the City of Revelstoke BY-LAW NO. 1(9. A BY-LAW in STOP I H CERTAIN LANES RUNNINC THROUGH BLOCKS Mi. .Mi .v Mi. 53, Whereas it is deemed expedient tn slop up portions of the lanes as hereinafter described.: BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Municipal Council of tin- Corporation of the City of Revelstoke, ir, open meeting assembled -,- follows: I. That all thai portion of the lane in Block number Fifty (50) lying between lie- westerly boundary of Ilob- t., a- shewn on a plan of part of the City of Revelstoke and numbered 636, be and the same are hereby under the uthority of Section 50 sub-section 112 of the "Municipal Clauses Act" topped up. Head a first lime ihe 8th day ol lari-ii. mm. Read .-, -""onl linn- tin- 8th day <,f March, mm. Read a third time and passed (In- 8th day of March, mm with the unanimous consent ,.f the Council. Reconsidered and finally passed Council the l-th "Corporation of the City of Revelstoke BYLAW M) A BYLAW to enable the ' • of th" ('ity ,,f Revelstoke t" way of debentures (he sum Thousand seven biitoli o.l , ii-i- bj of Four and fifty ($4750.00) Hollars f,„- th,. pur| I the Board of School Trustees ol ile- City of Revelstoke. Whereas tin. Hoard of Sel Trustees of iini t'it> of Revelstoke have in pursuance of th" powers granted to a- ted by Section 32 of the "Public ''Public Schools Act, 1905," a- re-enacted by Section 32 of the "Publie -on- Hank at Revelstoke aforesaid in t lawful ii, y uf I .,!,,,da on the day of and on the day of ii'-pe-lively iu each and every year during the currency thereof anil it -hall be expressed in -aid debentures to be so payable. 5. It -hall be lawful for the Mayor of the -aid Corporation of tho Cily of Revelstoke to negotiate and sell the -ai I debentures or any of ihem for le-s than par, but in no case shall ilu- -aid debentures or any of them be -old ior less than ninety-two ami one- half per i.'iituin of th" tnce value, including ih" cosl of -al.- and brokcr- I ge ami all other necessary expenses. 1 ii. There shall he levied ami raised in each year during tin- currency of tin- -aid debentures ilu- sum oi Two hundred and thirty =evcn ami fifty one uiilredtli- (237.50) Dollars ior the ' ayment of interest and Due hundred ml thirty ami fifteen one hundredths! $130.15) Hollar- ior the payment of fi,- said debt under ilu- said deben- ,,.,.. by a special rate suflicienl there- lot .ui ail tm- ratable real property in ami adopted by iln day of Manh. 1910. (Signed) -I. II. HAMILTON, Mayor. BRUCE A. LAWSON, City Clerk. 1 certify this is a true copy of the Dy-T.aw passed by the Council of the City of Revelstoke, DC, March 18th., 1910. BRUCE A. LAWSON, City Clerk. WATER NOTICE 3. The saiil debentures shall bear the date of 1910 and'Schools Act, 1905, Amendment (et, shall be payable in twenty live years 1006," caused to be prepared ami laid irom the -aid date in lawful money of before the Mm.vipal ' ouncil a detail- *' Canada at the office of the Molsons ed estimate oi ii..- ■ - requited to Dank at Revelstoke aforesaid, which meet ipecial or extraordinary ex pen- place of payment -hall In- designated sea which may I"- legallj Incurred bj bv the said debenture.. an,l -hall have the Hoard, and such estimate I.i- been attached to them coupons for the payment on interest, and ihe signature to the interest coupons may be either written, printed, stamped or lithographed. I. The said debentures shall beat- interest nt the rale of live per "'in. onsidered md linalli ipproved bv he I olllieil. And whereas lhe -aid estimate vldes i.n' ih" !"n liasi of idditi school .jr."imi- '. 'a- H posit.- th" pi i all rii.dits in lhal I ition i t ^ tine <5 por cent.) per annum from the dai" street south -.i Second tree! thereof, which interest shall be paid ning down • ternim semi-annually at (he office of tho Moi- | ween Blocks 55 „„,- Hallk at lievelstoke aforesaid ill lar I" i land 1,.-:'.. !' '- lawful monev of Canada on the | » <> "-' ;- ' » "' day of and on the tl"' lane running through Block ro„l iiv,,|y ineach at .■ cost of 89." f which the Im-iiia tl urrency rovincinl '■ ntributes day of and "very year ,1 thereof" and ii shall !»• exprcssei -aid debenture to be s,, payable. 5- It -hall be lawful fur Mayor th" said Corporation of lh" City Itevelstoke (o negotiate aad sell ail debentures or any ol ihem less lhan par. bui in no a • hall th" aid debentures or any of then bo sold |,,r I.- th.,,, ninety-two an i„ 1750.00 leaving $1750 lo be raised on ih,- part of the Municipality: ,,i \nd whereas to meel 'lent iut". as p,-o\ id. d by said cstit essnry lhat th" Muni I ould raise lhc --uu ..f 81750 00 And where ' ' - Muri: i. polity the sum ol '' I -md -• th" -ail Muni.-ipality. 7. It -hall be lawful fm- the Municipal Coi il oi (I,,' -aid Municipality ih,- -aid deben- ui"- upon such terms as may he agreed up",, will, th" legal holder hold,-1- -ii ii. either al th" time ol ah .-|U"i,i lini.-. and all debentures so repurchased shall be forthwith cancelled or destroyed and , . e of debentures -ball bo In consequence of such ropur- 8, In this li> law Iho word "Muniei- " I i„- let n,•■ i : ■ extend to nd include all territory and propel ly omprised within the Revelstoke ,1 lii-nii t ami ul -a- li property Im- liable to assess nl hereun- provided by Section 12 "f the i : m| l- ,\ct, 1005, Am- ':' \- -. 1906." '.i. 'Ihi- bylaw ii passed -hall take Hid --.ni" in,o force on and at- ■■•■ 9th day of April, 1010. 10. This bylaw may be cited fm all I ,.... ,.„. ih,- " Revelstoke t - ■ I -Mi. Bj 1 i« No 1910 " 11. I i.i- I". law- -hal', before 'h" final hereof r, e-lve I he s onl ol iccording to the provl- ih" „i of ill" fan- value, in ed and fifty ($4750.00) Dol- sions of and in tho manner prescribed hiding ih.- '" i o' alo and broker I - il I i '■ ' tho Municipal Clau es Aci, il„.r necessary expenses, Vnd re l Read . firsl tii," the 26th day il .. ig and li. 'II hall b" I" -an- expenses. .1 ■pin I h, mm. Notice is herefby given thai an application will be made undei- Part V. of the "Water Act, 1909," to obtain a license in the 1{"\elstoke Division of West Kootenay District. la. I The nam.', address and occupation of th" applicant, Jacob S. Whrns, Nakusp, B, C. iiiiiI grower and veye- (able gardener. (b.) The name of the lake, stream, ■ a- source lit unnamed, the description is| I.itih- stream, unnamed, running out of -mall lake i of mile east of said and. (e.l The point of diversion, 2d rods wesl of east end of lot 2, sub-division of lot 4274 Group ll). (d.) The quantity of water applied i',,t iin cubic i.-i-t per second) one cubic foot per second, I.-, i The I aracter of the proposed work-: Taken with Mst»i irxBjjhs Iri tn Iream to garden. if.) The premises on which the water is to In- used, Lot 2, Subdivision of Lot 4274 Group (1) Kootenay. (g.) Tlie purposes for which the wa ter is to be used,- irrigating vegetable garden, (h.) If for irrigation, describe the land Intended to be Irrigated, giving acreage,-*! acre on wesl end of Lol 2 sub-division of Lot 1274 oP'droup (I | (k) Tin- noli." wa-- posted on the I Ith day of March, Him. and an application "ill b" mail" lo the f'om- missioner mi th" I lib day of \|>i i'l. A. H.. mm. (I) (live th" names and addresses of any riparian proprietors or licensees who or whose lands are likely to be affected by tho proposed works, either above or below th" outlet,— Bulsnoll Bros., Roborl la Rue, Nakusp B. ('., below outlet. Dated March 16th., (Signed) JACOB 1 mm. m.lfi WTF.NS. Knku p. R lul v and property . ualilied under the* Mi aicipal l.<-> tious A i i,' vote foi Mai or I :, Ahli-i in in are enli led lo i.ue on ilu- .ll, ... mi mictions, 1 latecl this firsl day . a April, in-'. HRUC 1 \. LAWSON, City Clerk. "The Rova Ciisf" Corporation of the City of Revelstoke KY-I.AU No, t5i) \ Io l.iu !,• iv^iil.il,' ill" lllOtli' •'!' obtaining ilu- division ol tli,' fin ioi> nn .1 wow s« hool site, \\ hiMV.'o, Hi. Hoard of Srhool Trustees l'>r thr L*ttv ol' KovHsloki- have I ml before ili-' Couneil del ailed estimates of the Minm 1 -''Itn 11-.! 1,1 meel spoeial 01 extraordinary expense- vvhieli ma> I"' le^alh ineurrod b\ ihr Hoard .uiil s;iitl estimati - provide Ioi lit.- oreetion .uul ei|uippiny of .1 new M-liooi htiildin)* and lhe purchase »>!' additional .ehool ground*, An.] whereas the Council ha- taken iiiult'i consideration two certain By-laws one for the raising 1)\ wa* el debentures ihe sum ,>l S.lti.iuiii.uo'i'.-r creeling and equipping ,1 new school building ami the othei for raising by ^a\ of debentures ihe sum of $4,750*001 being the Municipality's slian- til purchase moneys for lhe purchase of additional school grounds which Bv-laws will be submitted for the Lssenl of the electors on April 7th, 1910. And whereas a petition has been presented ut lhe Council signed by al leasl one-flfih of lbe lotal number of voters on the current year's list of those entitled lo vote lor Mayor, praying llinl the question as Io the location ol the proposed new school building be submitted for lhe opinion ofthe electors. And whereas in the interests ofthe 1 ii\ .uul ihe general public welfare il is deemed expedient to grant the prayer of said petition and to regulate the mode of obtaining the opinion of the electors thereon. THEREFORE the Municipal Council of the Corporation of lhe Cily of Revelstoke in open meeting assembled enacts as follow s: 1. rbere shall be submitted for the decision ol the electors the following questions, viz., whether the proposed new school building shall be erected on Block .SO, Sixth Street, owned by the Municipality; or on Block 52, opposite the present school building. 2. The votes thereon shall he had and taken on the same day, hour and place as lixed for the obtaining ofthe assent ot the electors to ihf debenture bv-laws aforementioned, viz: On iln- 7th day ol' April, I llU 1, between the hours of nine o'clock a. in. and seven o'clock p.m. al the CUv Clerk's office, (.ity Hall, Revelstoke, B.C". 3. The poll on the abo\ e questions shall be taken by ballot, and the returning officer shall cause to be printed or prepared sufficient and suitable ballots for lhe purpose, and all proceedings thereat shall be conducted as nearlv as maj lu- at a municipal election. 4. All persons on the cvirrenl year' list of voters and otherwise fully and pre perly qualified under the Municipal Elec lions Ael \o vote for Mayoraiul Aldermen shall be entitled to vote on the questions aforesaid. 5. li shall not In- necessary to give '1 usual notices under ihe Municipal Clauses Act as oi\ a vole upon a monev by-law but the City Clerk shall cause notice to be given of the submission of tlie said questions by publication of a notice to such eflecl in one issut at leasl of a newspaper published ill Ihe l/ilv of Revelstoke previous to lhe 7th day of April, 1910, the form of nolice may be as per schedule attached lo ihis by-law and the Cily Clerk shall cause lobe posted up a copy of said notice in at Uasi one public place within eaeh ward, 6. The returning officer alter the close of the poll and the counting of the ballots shall declare the result in favour M the two sites mentioned upon lhe majority of the votes cast. 7. The returning officer for the purposes herein shall be t he same person named or appointed by the Council for taking the voles of ihe electors on ihe said debenture bylaws, S. This by-law may be cited tor all purposes as the "Referendum (School Site) By-law No. 150, 1910." <>, This By-faw shall come into force and take effect immediately after the final passing thereof. Read a firsl time the 30th day ol March, 1910. Read a second lime lhe 30th da; ol March, 1910 Read a third time and passed with the unanimous consent of lhe Council this 30th ,nR w a*er day of March, 1910, Reconsidered adopted and finally passed the Council this first day of April, 1910. BRUCE A. LAWSON, If on.■-halt'ih.' go - tl ings s :d of the •• Royal *. lief ' l'\ both enn. md 1 la) • go t ol olliei ■ it es, be true, and the writer has no doubt thej are, Revi Isfofcc is in for a t heal ileal treal on April 12th at the Opera House, one nol onl) out ol thu ordinary but which will doubtless prove a real loss to miss soon The music b\ Ben M. Jerome, il is asserted, is particularly charming, while the ston and \\ pit s ol Chas, S, Taj lor and Geo, Suxl dard, is is .nil bi illiaul, o> ei fl * ing h 'th rich, intelligent humoi ai d 1 - , - that it i« aimed, 11 i*ei foi ii single moment \ e< 1 to mom lorn . eitl er n < 0I01 01 style. The pn sent ing company is declared delightful being composed of fine singers, great dam ers and 1 omedians capable ol amus inu; and e>' '.>■ tting effort. 1' *clu med thai besides lhe man) entertaining features oi the '•Chef its entire tone i* elevating, which is much to be desired after the hideous doggerel ay\o\ imbecility ol a lot of so-called musical triumphs, whioh have -one before. Walter A. Hobo easily the most interesting of a fine company, will appeal in his original char* acter of the "Royal Chef," his portrayal "Heinrich l.etnphouser" being one of* ie most finished character creations introduced to the stage in man) .1 day. Mr. Bohn is described as an inventive comedian, keen ami energetic and his complete ni a ^ -re of the rather difficult anJ laughable mixture of broken English ami German dialect, is admirable. Almost equally important is the fact that be has a, fine singing voice and renders bis num'* bers in a manner exhibiting cultivation. The fem'uiiue portion is composed of attractive young singers and dancers, a. fact taken advantage oi by capable and inventive si age management, lo torn* handsome young creatures into bouquets, garlands ;-nd tableaux galore. The ginal Broilers, consisting ol >vung* girls of exacl size and weight, each one a dancing expert, is a component part of the "Chef," and will make their appear-* ance with main ofthe original member*. Our playgoers who enjoy smai t, snappy wit, sweet vacuous melodies and catchy song hits mus! not overlooked the forthcoming engagement ol the "Royal Chef." JUNIOR CHOIR CONCERT 1111 Monday night in the Methodise church :i concert u.,-- given mule the auspices ol the Junior Choir. A very good programme was rendered by ihr- members of the choir and friends. Among tin- best numbers wen- .t solob> Mr.Fore- man; a trombone .-,n,l cornet with another entertainment oi like excelli nee. Hi,- work ol innttrasoing the li.vnr bank from the Big Eddy to the t'.l'.U. bridgp li.-,- made l""|'I progress'. Tha mattrass has been laid lor ,-, l.-ntrtl, ol 4300 Feet and the lower pari completed, -o tliai the completion of thereat of the work cannot be affected by ri»- There are Tuu load, of In ush yet to be pul in. Mayor, Th ntract lor lhe Columbia bridge has n « beet pi omplet- Ciiy Clerk, ed b> Me '..:.•• A M, Donald, tho I. II HAMILTON, planl it to protect the west end of ll and •'■ « il<„ r plai all th i lo be dot • I - I- i ... | •,..- of the i..,-i - w ben lhn t -in^ sinks. SCHEDULE PUBLIC NOTICE ro nil ELECTORS OF ol RKVELSTOKEi the TV ti. La ■ ' nsidei nblo l.i the Vi |oi i.l cl, Vi. Abrahai mtract for the addii '• nsisti . i a C. Norit'B is hereby given thai in answer kn hen 2-1 i.-'-i by l'i leet, wash-l ,om to ii pelili ciiui-sting lhe Council to I - bv I'J leet paa- submit lor the decision of the Electors ihe ., ,., , . , 0 » . uueslion as to whether the proposed new "' ' ' '" b> '" ' : : ''" ' ' "" School building shall be erected on Blocl S leel bj - leet I ho fl I the 50, Sixth slreei, owned by the Municipality kitchen, lavatorj and m will I,,-,,,, Block « opposite lhe present school | ,- rete Boun ,- ,, Iinil,Inn;, llu- ( ,'Uii.il hn- ileemeil i: in llu• . general interest of the communitj lo sub- *' ""' ' " plumbing. mitthe said questions to a vote of the ,, ,- ■ ■ , Electors ' The vote ,1 lhc Electors thereon will " ' "''""' li; " be taken on the 71I1 day ol April, 1910, lhe city together on 1 bcl I'cen the hours of 0.0 clock a.m., and ,,i |. . -,-..: ' - | . 7 o'clock p,in., at the City Clerk's office, ,,,.. h .„ .. , ,,„.,.„„, „„, , l ,i\ Hail, corner el s.-.-,.,,.! streel ami Mackenzie Avenue, Revelstoke, B. C, -- I I 1 that iln- I voters'lor the ( iti and who arc otherwise S90 . Ml persons on Ihecurrenl ear's list of fags 8. THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. 0 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1010 Strong School Shoes FOR YOUTHS AND BOYS See Our New Stock of Hard Wearing Shoes. Every Pair Warranted Latest Suitings for Spring Wear All the Smart Styles and Good Values BRING THE BOYS REID <& YOUNG LOCAL AND GENERAL H. Netslli.-iiii intends building a house mi Cleat view, Keliiiviia i- taking ste| - ' si cure recognition as a customs port of entry. |{. II. Trui'i,inn will In- here until (to-morrow) Thursday evening. Last | Tisii until iln- middle ol .May. A. iiiei'tiiig of the Lacrosse Club will be lielil mi Pi'iduj evening at S o'i in tin- Beaver Cigav Factory. A. meeting of the baseball club will be held in the Y.M.t'.A. to-night at Si o'clock. All baseballcis aie leipiested to attend. The lirsl crii ki I practici ■ '■ :l > -. wa.-, held ..ii Simul last liest ..11 record u Ri icl.stoki ■ • '. number ol players turm The death is repoi ted > i Katie Sutherland,daughter of Rev. W II Sutherland, formerly ol Kevelstoke, k the cause being typhoid fever The M'iai terlj audit ■ i thu bo, ks anil accounts ul Kire Bi .- id, X, I wai. made -.. Mom being found tu be in i i.i.-i. i FOUND A gentlei - The owner ran have sarin .'ing loss by description f his advei tisem, ul Appl) ti ti ll Ai kins, Customs \; A dividend it thi i ; per rent, i'.'l .i ending UOtli Vpi ili-.i.ii - -. Iiy :iin will be |>i: il ' next. The Kevelsl - - > I'lul are getting bit:, ■sun and will'ho heir I - the Citv I; 8th, at - p, m A K' pre I [a li.,i dlej ui the ■ il j p. -i buaini is 1 until wit h u hich 'iv flap, ■ Please keel Uvmnasl depat' - held Moi Sumnii : pri ..- - I li I, i . I - PURITY FLOUR To those who have not yet given Purity Flour a trial we would suggest you doing so if you wish to procure the best. as we absolutely guarantee every sack. Your money re- fumleil it' nol just what we represent it to be. TEA AND COFFEE We have a full stock of the leading lines in Teas and Coffees and can offer you the best values on the market, ranging in price from $1 per lb. to 3 lbs. for $1 as a special. A. HOBSON. BAKER & GROCER Your Insurance Is one of the most important items in your business LET Kootenay Agencies, Ltd, I. ok after this branch of your business KOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD. Successors to Kincaid A Anderson William '. ■ ' "' W. J. on a visit I Ml Ii, Mc- SOCIAL MD PERSDNUL Fall Fair Sept. 6 and 7. A ini'i-lini; ol llu- M-i i-ral I'oiiiniillivs nf lh,- Kcvi'l.ttokc A141i.-11ll11r.-1l S.H-i.-ly was hold lasi i-vcning to IK n dale for llu- un- mini I'nll Fnir this year. The 0. P, R hud r,-,|u.-su-,l thai a dale should !'■■ di-. eidetl upon at onee, in order thai lhe ne- i-i'ssan liL'r.uiiii-may be got out early. The i-oniiiiiliee aseeilained lhat lhe l'nir nl Vernon this year will be Sept. 14, iS and Iti, and Kamloops a lew days earlier. l,.il-.-i I i.n ihis year Calls on l5ept. 5 s.i ii was dee'uleil bi lhe eoniiiiittee lo hold the Fair here on Tuesdnv and Wednesday, Sept. t. and 7. li is anlioipaled thai n large milliner of im, , Iioi-sos'm ill be presenl -ii the l'nir this year, Now lhal lhe dales have been de. ■•ul,-,I upon, the committee should los,- no i uu1 ami make preparation for the I'ah mil see thai ever) opportunity is given io encourage exhibits of all kinds, as well as arrange for lhe highest class of amusement, Missionary Sunday Services Missionary Day, lasl Sunday, in the Methodist church, wns a splendid success. Rev. O. M. Kiiiil'onl B.A., of Kamloops, met the expectations of the people as the preacher of the day. The subject in the morning was based upon Joshua, 18:1, "There re- iii.iinetli yet much land to lie possessed.'1 The speaker went on to show the people the great uess of the missionary field with its nine hundred million persons who have not yet heard the iinspi'l of Jesus Christ. In the evening his text was taken from Isaiah42:4. ■• lie shull not fail nor he discouraged till He have sel judgment on the earth." 'i'he subject was the certainty of the Oospel of Cluist being proolnimedtu all peoples. The congregations were good and the choir rendered excellent music The contributions of the people including lho Sunday Bchool and League, will total over $'2im. Down Smith a QQgl'O .-alls his mill,. Corporation, becnuso the animal is abused more than anything else. ■ Ireenw ood Ledge, FOR SALE A good Horse suitable for Saddle. Harness. Packing or any class of work. Apply to A. J. CARLSON. First St. lo Meet Your Every Want io Toilet Soaps . Bews' Drug Store ' . j I l1^. Bourni I- • B, C. Electric Railway Railway Co he development of ... li it. The ui- .i he v uiil,,- '• - n U est- ■ i ml W. ,,i- i.e '■ .' Ll • hi .,i, ■ , New Edison Theatre SiflprilGthand/th The Beautiful Three-Act Irish Comedy-Drama "SHAUN AROON" The Moving Pictures will he put on between Acts, including tlie Irish Drama "The Irish Hero" from "Conn the Shaughraun." This entertainment is under the auspices <>f thr Roman Catholic Church. ADMISSION, 50c. CHILDREN, 25c. RESERVED SEATS, 75c. i'i I'.i HAD \T M.u lin\ u.lis ni