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C. -IUNE 10 1911\n$2.50 Per Year\nns&NG\nMTACKiE\n(\u00ab>Vj-^,\nIF YOU WILL \"TACKLE\" OUR FISHING TACKLE\nYOU'LL LAND ANY FISH THAT TACKLES YOUR BAIT.\nOUR LINES ARE NEW AND FRESH AND STRONG: OUR\nREELS ARE NOT RUSTY.\nWHENEVER THE THOUGHT OF HARDWARE ENTERS YOUR MIND. ALSO LET IN THE THOUGHT THAT\nOUR STORE IS THE PLACE TO BUY RELIABLE\nHARDWARE.\nPRUNING KNIFE FOR\nMANY EXPRESS RATES\nL\nawrence\nHardware Co. Ltd\nPlumbing and Tinsmithing\nI\nImperial Bank of Canada\n^^^^^ Head Ofioa\u2014Toronto, Ontario.\nCapital Authorized - $10,000,000.00\nCapital Subscribed - 5,913,000.00\nCapital Paid Up - 5 79S.000.00\nReserve .... 5,79o, jOO.OO\nBranches er Agents at all principal points inJCauada.\nAgents in Great Britain and United States\u2014London, England,\nLloyds Bank, Limited. Chicago\u2014First Mi tional Bank, Corn Exchange National Bank. Seattle\u2014Seattle National Bank, San Francisco\u2014Wells Pargo Nevada National Bank. Spokane\u2014Exchange\nNational Bank.\nSavings Bank Department\nDeposits of 91 and upward, received, and interest allowed at\ncurrent rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited.\nRevelstoke Branoh\u2014A. B. McCleneghan, Mgr.\nWHITEWEAR\nYour requirements for hot weather garments are\nhere. A large and well assorted stock to choose\nfrom. A dainty line of Ladies' Underskirts at\nreasonable l'rices.\nMrs. A G, Crick, \u2022 First Street\nReductions on Charges on Less\nthan One Hundred Pounds\nEffective This Month\nAlthough no official intimation has\nyet been received by Mr. Ben Dickey,\nthe local express agent here, advices\ncome from Winnipeg that new express*; tiiiills, which hnve been appro-\nveil Iiy the Dominion Railway Commission, will come Into ellect on\nJune 16th. Mr. Dickey expects word\nof these irliiinges in a lew days.\nThese new tarifls ilcn'l only with express packages of less than one hundred pounds in weight. In thc past,\npackages weighing six pounds have\nhail to pay thc same rate as packages weighing seven pounds; and\npackages weighing eight or nine lbs.\nhave had to pay the same rate as\nten pounds. Under the new tarifls a\nlower scale ol rates is provided lor\nsix, eight and nine pound packages.\nSimilarly, In the past, when the\nrate per hundred pounds exceeded $2,\nsay, $2.10, Him charges on sni'ill pack\nages were based on the next \"-graduate\"\u2014$2.fil) per hundred pounds. Now\na new graduate is made for $2.25 per\nhundred pounds, and so on for all\nrates up to $5 per hundred pounds.\nPreviously, when a rate exceeded\n\u00bb5 per hundred pounds the rates for\nsmall packages were based on thc\ncharge of $6 per hundred pounds.Now\na new basis is made for $5.25, $5.50\nand $5.75 per hundred pounds; i.e.,\nin place ol the scale being made up\nof 50c. jumps over $2 and up to $5,\nanil $1 for over $5, the new tarifls\nprovide ivit.es tor every 25c. advance.\nThese changes will have the effort\nof reducing the charges on thc great\nbulk of small packages from 5c. up\nto :i5r. The majority ol shipments\nby express are packages under 100\npounds, and these charges will there-\nlore, allect the great bulk ol shipments by express.\nThe new express tarifls, above referred to, are in reality not so much\nnew tarifls as schedules modifying\nslightly thc existing tariffs. In the\ncomprehensive judgment upon express rates, issued by tbe Dominion\nrailway commission on December 24\nlast, it was ordered that within three\nmonths the express rompanies should\nprepare tariffs based on an entirely\nnew principle, and submit thsm tc\nthe commission for approval.\nThat order of the commission has\nnot yet been complied with; presumably the commission has granted thf\nexpress companies an extension o.'\nthe time fixed in the order ot December 24 last for companies with that\norder. The rates pronounced upon\nby the commission in December last\nare still in operation, and will continue in operation, save only as thej\nare modified by the coming into effect on June 15 of the above-refei red-\nto reductions on express shipments\nof less than one hundred pounds ir\nweight.\nThe Fall of Troy\nTonight, at the Kdison ihoHtru the\ngreat $80,000' production u! '\"lhe Fall\nof Troy\" will be exhibited.\nThe film is one ot the most remarkable ever produced anil hIicwb \u00a3,000\nsoldiers in action; the tail nnd burning of tbe city of Troy; i.iio ylant\nwooden bouse in which history records the soldiers having enl(iid\nthrough a gap in tho wail nn 1 a\nthousand and one other details in\nconnection with the historic evert.\nThe picture will indcn'ily iu.piess\non the minds of the children Uie event which has had suih ai Influence\nin the world's history and nol ody\nshould miss the chance to see this\npicture. There will he a nuinl'ir of\nothiT films in connection wiin the\nprogram ol tonight.\nCHEVALIER, AS THE FALLEN STAR,\nOp.T.'i House, Monday Night, June 12\nCUN CLUB SHOOT.\nFollowing is thc score of the Revelstoke Gun Cluh on Wednesday, June\n7th:\u2014\nMorgan 14 14\nMulholland in\nBrown 13\nSturdy 24 20\nCummings 15\nTaylor 16 15\nSturdy wins button in Class A.\nTaylor wins button in Class B.\nMorgan wins button in Class C.\nMIGHT BASEBALL\nFOR THE BEST\nIn Staple and Fancy Groceries\nGreen Onions, Radish, Lettuce, etc.\nMCINTYRE'S GROCERY\nPrompt Delivery\nHousewife's favorite Brands\nRobin Hood Flour\nJacob's Dublin Biscuits\nBell Blend Tea\nBell's No. I Java and Mocha Coffee\nG. W. BELL\nP. O. Box 208\nGROCER & BAKER\nPhone No. 23\nGUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.\nVictoria, June 8.\u2014\"We find the\nprisoner guilty of manslaughter.\"\nThis sentence, read by the foreman\nof the jury and subscribed to unanimously hy the jury ended the second trial of Gunner Thomas Allen,\nlate member of No. 5 Artillery, on\nthe charge of murdering Captair.\nPeter Elliston, his commanding officer by shooting him through the neck\nin the barracks at Esquimnlt on the\nmorning of August 1, 1910.\nJudge Murphy at once reminded\nthe prisoner for sentence.\nBODY IS FOUND\nfate of Duncan Wilkins is Now\nProved Beyond a Doubt\nThe body of Duncan Wilkins was\nbrought to this city from Sicamous\non Thursday and interment took\nplace yesterday.\nIt will lie remembered that on the\nnight of Saturday, May 20th, the\nunforiunatn man stepped from a passenger train on to the bridge at Sicamous and from there into the lake\nlielow. Since thnt time every effort\nfor the recovery of the body h.is\nbeen made, and nothing was known\nto a certainty as to what nis fate\nhad been, till the body was fi und\nThursday on the bank o\u00a3 the Uie just\nmck ol the Sicamous hotel.\nFour Teams in League Which\nWill Compete for Trophies-\nGames for June and July\nThe Y.M.C.A. Twilight baseball\nschedule has been aiTanged and the\nfight tor the championship is off.\nThere arc lour teams (or* the league,\nand the games have been so arranged\nthat every team will get its (air\nquota ot games and prove in the\nlong run which is the best of tho\nbunch. The Giants arc thc latest\naddition to the lcugue nnil consists\nof a junior team which has in its\nmakeup some excellent iwirlers and\ncatchers, The Pirates, which for\nsome time hud a decidedly losing\notrcnk, lias again picked up nml\nproved ils mettle by defeating the\nBusinessmen in a good game on Monday night, and there is every prospect of this team holding its own\nagainst all comers. The Businessmen and the Corley House are the\nother two teams of the league,' and\nthey too, are both good ones. So\nthat all told a good season's spurt\nmay bc looked for in baseball circles\nThe schedule as arranged rovers the\nmonth of June and July ns follows: \u2014\nJune 12\u2014Giants v. Businessmen.\nJune 14\u2014riratcs v. Corley's.\nJune 16\u2014Giants v. Pirates,\nJune I'J\u2014Corley's v. Businessmen.\nJune 21\u2014Businessmen v. Pirates.\nJune 28\u2014Giants v. Corley's.\nJune 20\u2014Businessmen v. Giants.\nJune 28\u2014Pirates v. Corley's.\nJuno 80\u2014Giants v. Pirates.\nJuly 3.\u2014Corley's v. Businessmen.\nJuly 5*\u2014Businessmen v. Pirates.\nJuly 7\u2014Giants v. Corley's.\nJuly 10\u2014Businessmen v. Giants.\nJuly 12\u2014Pirates v. Corby's.\nJuly 14\u2014Giants v. Pirates.\nJuly 17\u2014Corley's v. Businessmen.\nJuly 111\u2014Businessmen v. Pirates.\nJuly 21\u2014Giants v. Corley's.\nJuly 24\u2014Businessmen v. Giunts.\nJuly 26\u2014Pirates V. Corley's.\nJuly 28\u2014Giants v. Pirates\nJuly 31\u2014Corley's v. Businessmen.\nFIELD NOTES.\nSKIPPER NOT GUILTY.\nVictoria, June 8.\u2014 Capt. Sears,\nmaster ol the ill fated Iroquois, who\nwas on trial for manslaughter in connection with the loss of his vessel,\nhas been found not guilty by the jury\nwhich was only out five minuies be\nfore a verdict wns arrived at.\nWORK OF INCENDIARY.\nNelson, June 3.\u2014Strong suspicion\nhas been aroused in Cranbrook lhat\nthe destruction by fire of three vacant houses .luring the past Hire\"\nweeks in that city was the work of\nan incendiary, according to Mr. A.\nA. Richardson of Vancouver, lire loss\n,-idjuster, who came in Irom the Ea I\nKootenay city last night.\nAdditional weight was given to fills\nidea hy the (act that in one ol the\nhouses which was partially saved hy\nthe fire brigade a can of' coal o 1\nfrom which some of the 11 iiild hid\nbeen taken, was found on the gri.un 1\nfloor, while beside the enn lny a\nplate which might have been used (\u2022,\nthrow oil on the walls.\nJamis J. IIIII thc railway ma*nat\\\nIs planning bis retirement (rom bu-i\nDIM.\nISSDES WARNING\nArchbishop of Ottawa Strongly\nAdvises Against Mixed Marriages\nOttawa, June 0.\u2014In his sixteenth\nannual charge to the synod of the\nAnglican diocese of Ottawa, the Archbishop of Ottawa this morning again took occasion to issue a warning\nwith regard to mixed marriages.\n\"Last yenr I laid before you warning advice on thc question of marriage with Roman CatLolics,\" the archbishop stated, \"and living ns we\nlo on very Iriendly and happy terms\nAith them, ii is most painful for me\nto have to put you, and through you\nill our parents and young people, on\n\u25a0juard against inlermarringe with\nour Roman Catholic neighbors.\n\"Unless all social intercourse be-\nween us and Roman Catholic families ls to cease Intermarriages are un-\nnvoidable. Tbey W1H occur. Thc only\ncourse left is [or us to warn our\nyoung people that tbey should guard\nIn the tirst instance against yielding\ntheir heart's love tu Roman Catholics, but that if Ihey must marry\nthem, the greatest rare should be\nexercised by their parents and them\nselves that the marriage be so eol-\nemnizod that there shall lie no room\nleft for husband or Wife, as the ease\nmay be, to abandon family on thc\nground that tbey art living in sin.\"\nHis grace referred briefly to the pastoral letter issued recently by the\nhouse of bishops, which took a strong\nstand against lhe He Temere. decree.\nA special grand jury has started an\ninquiry at OhioagO into the iumlier\nIndustry in connection with which a\ncombine Is alleged to exist.\n\u00b0TAjgST A Winning Miss\nFootball, baseball and ladies bask\netball are all on tbe go again, and\nin excellent shape. All three teams\nwon in the games at Golden on Vic\ntoria Day with tbe (ollowing scores\nFootball, 1-0; baseball, 16,12; basketball, 15-8; well, we haven't attaiaed\nour normal condition yet, but what\nof poor Golden.\nMis. R. tJ. Goldon has just returned Irom a three months' visit to her\nparents in London, Ont.\nMr. F, TomlinBon, our popular post\nmaster, is shortly to build a band -\nsome residence adjoining Mr. Geo.\nBuckham's, and rumor hns it that he\nwill not batch either.\nMrs. Davis and little daughter,\nKwenit'h, who has spent the winter\nwith ber sister Mrs. A. Mclntyre here\nleft last week on an extended visit\nto Revelstoke friends.\nMr. Pigon comes (rom Montreal to\ntake shargc o( the Mt. Stephen house\nfor the summer, Mrs. Young has returned to Glacier house.\nMiss Sibbald ol Band, ->ister of\nMrs. Q, Hunter, has taken a position in the otlice of the Mt. Step-\nben house here.\nMr. K. Hampton left last week ,(or\nVancouver where he intends to locate\na home. Mrs. Hampton nnd children\nwill follow shortly.\nChevalier and His Art\nAlbert Chevalier, speaking of his\nart, in a rcc?nt interview said:\n\"Perhaps actors take themselves\ntoo seriously, but If wc did not do\nthat, wc would not he good artists.\nI ran only illustrate my method of\ncharacter delineation by cuing the\nSketches of Phil May, who was one\nof England's greatest bluck and\nwhite artists. Tho unthinking person always remarked upon looking\nat May'*- illustrations, that be mado\nevery line mean so much, and tbey\ncommented upon the apparent lack\not detail in the picture. May told\nine that lie divw his pictures wich iu-\nflnlto pains, idling detail upon detail\nanil then alter the skcteh was completed be rubbed out all but. those\nlinos which were absolutely necessary\nThis is the way I form n character-\nizatl'Ui. I work it out .is carefully\nas possible, leaving not one gesture,\none intonation, one hint of emotion\nunexpressed, Thou, when 1 hnvo absolutely gotten these details Bxad in\nmy mini!, I give my own personality\nfree play.\" Chevalier believes most\nthoroughly in the personality of thc\nactor. He remarked that no one,\nby any possibility, could mistake\nSarali BornhiiPilt upon her entrance\n.is Kediiia, lloma Sol. Cnmllle, or\nany oi thc other characters with\nwhich ebe l*s IdeuUDcd \u00bbu4 yet, bt\ncr\nGarden Tools\nWire Netting, Fencing, Screen Doors and\nWindows, Rubber Hose, Sprinklers, etc. Carpenter's Tools and General Hardware.\n^\nSPORTING GOODS\nBaseball and Lacrosse Goods, Fishing Tackle,\nthe best stock ever in town.\nFARM AND GARDEN SEEDS\nHAY AND FFFD\nFULL LINE OF GROCERIES\nBourne Bros.\nHardware,\nStoves,\nPlumbing\na\nfresh. Wholesome Meats\nCars arc arriving Semi-Weekly.\nStock always fresh for supplying\nRetail Trade in City.\nP. Burns & Company. \u00a3td.\nWholesale and Retail Merchants\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\nButter\nBrookfield Extra Creamery Butter\nKeystone Creamery Butter\nColdspring Dairy Butter\nMalakwa Dairy Butter\nRevelstoke Meat Market Ltd.\nHigh Glass Meat Purveyors\nPhono 251\nP. O. Box 181\nsaid, each one ia also a distinct type\nplus thc Bernhardt personality.\nChevalier will lie here in the opera\nhouse on Monday evening. Seats\nnow on sale ut Macdonald's drug\nstore.\nThe company also carries their own\nhall team and will play a local team\nthis afternoon.\nOpera House To-Night\nThe Winning Miss Company, with\nlifty lour people, arrived tbis morning in their private car und will\nshow at the opera bouse tonight.\nUwing to some misunderstanding as\nto the date ol the attraction it bad\nbeen rumun*d that the company\nwould not lie here until a later date,\nbut Mr. Woollolk, owner and manager o| thr company bald a contract\nlor tonight aii'l le bwi with his en\ntn-e company and a cai loud ,,[\nscenery,\nIn tbc cities ou tho Canadian J'a\nclllc, Kamloops, \\ ciii'iii and New\nWpirtniinster, tin rtporti from the\nmanagers ol thc opera houses, ni.it>'\nA Winning 111m\" to tie the lic.it\niniiHiial how of lhc MMpn. The play\nis replete with novelties, has a beautiful and very lai'e*o CborlW, ami is\nfun Irom start to finish.\nMax Bloom the leading comedian\nins never In en through this territory\nMON lint his success in Canada\neast ami west this season puts btm\na plane of popularity equal to\nany comedian tbat has ever played\nthis part of the country.\n'he cost of,operating \"A Winning\nMiss'' en'h night Is nearly five httn-\nlieil dollars anil requires capacity\nhouses in cities this nine for them\nto meet tlicir Minuses, i'ricis Ulty\ncents to two Uullari,\nCrown Timber Office Gone\nOfficial instruction waa received in\ntins city this morning (rom tbe Department of tbe Interior to move tbe\nCrown Lands Department to Kamloops.\nOpera House Tn-Ninht, June 10(\nWith \"A Winning Miga\"', SATURDAY, JUNE 10, Wll.\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1911.\nGbe flbatVfcerato ' f\nPUBLISHED WEDXE8D.U AND\nhatdrdak at\nrevelstoke. b. c.\nJntcrtoc pubUsbiiifl Company*.\nLimited\nTbe eflorte ol Hon. Thos. Tayloi to\nthrough-\n\u25a0 , * . . . and \u2022 pi \u25a0 lallj\nI . . must earn lor lum\ntbe electorj\n; . \u2022 il : ipe. Thesa\ncommercial highways next to the rail\n; ,., . | \u2022;. mi. itest possible\nmeans - t new countries,\nWhere I go, tbere tha\npi ng up in their\nlopment ot these\nties alter thai largel\nthe Burroundlng cottn\nist bi ms l\" tributary to\n* through tbo means ol\nThis M.ty .uul its\n. :. \u25a0 . \u00abbleb le a mosl\nBicult section t bread w th i \"a*! .\nhas i \u25a0 hi .- at the treatment\n.-\u25a0., ids of Hon, Thoi.\nTayl' - iepartment, His uc\ntivitj \u25a0 -Iiy earned for him\nthe c if \"Good Roads\" Taj\nlur. Money has been spent on roads\nand tra,Is here at the rale ot $75,000\na year, ari! no doubt there would be\nming .! we could legitimately expend it fast enough. In fart\nMr. Taylor through sume ol his po\n. admirers here has said so frequently. \"Good Roads\" Tayl r\nwants to see tbe roads and trails opened up just as mtii'h as any min\n11 * Ing bei ause i.l knows It Is for the\nbest interests of the citizens.\nTo tne south of this city there Is\na most beautiful country to optn\nup an'l thousands of dollars are being expended opening it up right at\nthis very minute, but thi-re are some\nroads more urgently required thi n\nothers. One of these is the Trout\nLake-Beaton road and some of tie\nmerchants of Trout Lake were in tins\ncity last week interviewing the Coi-\nservative Association \u00bbith a vi w\nto impressing upon the governmed\nthe immediate necessity ol getting at\nIt an.l improving thia road at oi.ee\nIt Is hoped their mission was successful*! Three thousand dollars I s\nbeen appropriated tor this work, I it\nthe Tr.M'.t Lake residents want t'ne\nWork got .it r.ght away and 11 y\nhavt good grounds for smh a i i\nquest\nAt present the C.P.R. runs a t.i\nfrom Revelstoke to Arrowhead iiy\n: lil, thence hy the -Vrrow Lakes anl\nrail to Tr il, Rossland and Nels n .\nall ins through exquisite\nscenery. Hut the trouble now is\nthat the return trip has to he madj\n: exactly the Sami route, and nil\nbecause une lift \u25a0\ntween Tr it Lake and Beati a Is\nin\".-: difficult for wagon tranipi i\ntion. Were this puce of load ri\ngood shape Assistant Paasengei A-\nent Wells of Nelson would have Ihs\nreturn trip made from Nelson to \\i-\npenta hy the Kootenay l.ak.'s. ry\nrail to Gerrard, by the Trout Laka\nroute to Trout Lake City an.l i i\nTr -it La's.* City to Beaton bj \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\n-.t Revelstoke. Thia\nroute ;s recommend.-1 Welle,\nprovided the Trout L.u. i I\nI shape and ti..- e\\\nplaini tbe icUvWy \u25a0\u25a0'. th Tn tl Lake\npeople. Freight ratei from Revel-\n.-I ,p,* to -' rr.* Of\n*- < I be mat . \u25a0\u2022 I \u25a0 i\ntoo if this roa - .; * - iy\nt':.e-e Ti *'. Lake ;*\u2022 ; li\nrati- Stave COB\n\u2022 must be figured\nWert I opened ui 1\nio more b tslnesa for l: \u25a0 -v,\nand tbe Mall-Hi ral 1 Join \u25a0\n\u25a0\nc >n-\nI\nn'e.ht aw ,y It would I . nrich\nround trip opened up do . R \u25a0 el-\n,*tok\nTl.'* c minute* pf Troui\n\u2022- was headed of JI\ntbe ; \u25a0 ' . '\nTl,* 'in,\nnre .-\n\u25a0\nthere ts\n\u25a0\nI\nsome ol these fairs u i*an a\nand I* a mean '\nkoo* t-hal\nitoM i i. * . -f- . ' rill be an\nJune 30tb to July t it\ntime when t-hoee big .\nberries for which Re\nfamous a;\"* at thnt\n\u2022\u25a0\u00bb no better ro\ning the p ; I I .\nquartet I \"'\u25a0 tin* fruil in\ndustry in H C. \u00bbi il ,. bavi \/\nmineral I\nln*n, ehlch a few samples could be\n'\". then to \u2022\nBampli \"' -\u25a0 big He's\ncould be nhn\u00bb-n. Ttu* surrounding\ncountl claimed to i\u00ab* a\nng till i ThiH\na. ai' kni.w, '\u2022 *\u25a0\u2022 th re nre i thei l*\"**-\ni**> mnl othei b 'i* not\nk* \u25a0\u2022\u2022 iw, in :t i Would it\nOUl nad\nJtmou-etrate th.. [act t then? Down\nINSURANCE\nIf you insure with us you\ninsure with some of the\noldest and strongest companies in the world.\nlil TROUBLES OF CENSUS MAN\nThree-Quarters of An Hour tc\nbet Aye of five Old Maids\nThe Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\nInsurance of All Kinds\nTi\niiniilii Telegram. -\"1 struck live\nuiil\nmaids in one house aud it look\niik'\nnn hour and thrce-'quarters to get\nthe\nage ot any ol thom.\"\nA\nsmiling young cen ius enumerator\n^\nJ\n,n tin* real nf the Victoria hotel thero\nare two grizzly cubs and two little\nTeddy bears taken in captivity some*\nwhere around bore. Buppose theso\nwere exhibited In u booth at tbo Gal\ngal y fair would thoy ii\"t attract a\nbig crowd around the Revelstoko\nbooth, and il this crowd did gather\nto see the bears would they nut tako\na peep at the berries, tbo ore samples .nnl tho lumber Biimplcs? Wo\nare imi sn particularly in favor of\nOalgary fair but Calgary would perhaps be the best, place for such an\nexhibit, and if the Board of Trade\ncan see Its way clear to finance such\na scheme it. would result In untold\ngood to the city. We especially re-'\ncommend this scheme for their consideration,\n200,000 tramps In the whole coun*\nii uros show thai about. 20,11110 u!\n< army of special parasites are\ntin\ntry ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nthis army of special parasites are always to be found In this state ami\nahout Hi.uuu in Ilus city alone. More\nthan $1,000,000 a year is spent for\ntiie maintenance of thin nriny in jails\nnn.l other Institutions, while tho cost\nnl tho damage to property and crimes\ncommitted together with general contributions bungs the total up to\n$5,000,000, While the plan by which\nit is proposed to wipe out this wasteful expenditure and at the same\ntime eliminate the tramp problem\nhas never been tried in this country\nit h is proven so successful abroad\nthat there is no doubt as to its ef-\nficiency here. It proposes to e>tnli-\nlish somewhere in the country a\ntramp farm colony to which vagrants\n'\u25a0an be sent and where the products\nof their labor will be used toward\ntbo-ir maintenance. Thc professional\nhobo for whom work litis no attractions will doubtless give the province\na wide berth while those sent to the\nfarm will be given an opportunity\nThe most\nabroad\nit is be-\noval\nThe lieutenant-governor of Ontario\nhas been urging that the young people of Toronto be \"drilled In the use\nol the Canadian tone, of which they\nshould not be ashamed.\" The lieutenant governor must have heen lii-l\ncuing to some Canadians who im- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nport their accent under tho preferent- to become useful citizens.\nial tariff, thinking that thereby they successful of these colonies\nestablish their standing in society. It actually makes money, and\nwas very disappointing to these peo- Heved that a similar result could be\nlew years ago to observe that accomplished here. The matter is\nthe present now before the legislature in the\nac-1 form of a bill providing for the\npic a\nthe then Prince of Wales-\nking\u2014 did not speak with the\ncent they had so arduously acquired.\n- Montreal Star.\nTHE COUNTRY MERCHANT.\n\"Yes,\" remarked a country mcr-|\nchant, \"I certainly have a snap.\nWholesale houses send duns every '\nnth ainl draw mi me at sigbi, but |\nWL. __^^^\ntrad-\nacquirement of the necessary\nnud within about one minute\nits passage there is certain to\nthe greatest tramp exodus\nknown.\nland\nalter\noccur\neber\nVACUUM KLV CATCHER.\nThe limit ol uses to Which a vu-\nsen.l a bill to a farmer he bc- j cuum apparatus may be put seems to\ncomes swearing mad und quits\ning at my store. While 1 am hard\nup for money, many of those who\nare owing me are sending money in\nadvance to mail order houses. K 1\ncontribute money to any cause people say I am bidding for trade, if\nI don't tiny say I am a hog. Every\nday I am expected to dig up for everything that comes along, from a\nrattle ticket to a church fund by peo\npie who claim 1 ought t\" do tins\nbecause ihey do part nf the trailing\nhere, but our friends the departmental stores neither buy tickets nor help\ntbe church fund, and yet the.\ncash in advance business. II I sell\na pair of pants I must treat the inn\ndy to candy and cigars; tl r buy a\nload \"1 potatoes I must do the same.\nCustomers who aro able to pay hang immersed in scalding water to kill the\non to their money while l pay 10 captives. People who think t\nper cent, at the bank to get ready takin :,* about n .\nI have a lug business du ng - . -.ment\nhard times and poor crops, from and munii \u2022 the\npeople wbo are willing to trade with * .-\nme provided I can duplicate atal\nue hou.-e priees and wait until b \t\nest ;,t mono). My scab too\nmuch, when I sell sugar, and '* \u25a0\ntie when 1 buy butter. I\nu liar and a grafter. If I smile I\nam a soft soapy hyp If I\ndon'l I am a grump, Yes certainly\n- a snap,\" Ami he looked\ner Jin.\"11\" Worth ol BCCl nuts. all\ngood and wonders how he cnuld raise\n1330 to pay a sight Iraft due tomorrow\u2014Ex.\nbe boundless. Here is a plan hy which\nit catches Hies. A pipe leading trom\nthe vacuum tank is suspended across\nthe 1 uniii horizontally with a Berles\n,',' funnels depending from it. One\nfunnel can be hung over a table, for\nInstance, and another over the window sill. As the dies enter the window those that come close to tbe\nfunnel are sucked up Into the pipe\nabove. For those that escape a bait\nnl bread and molasses is set on the\ntable below tbe mouth of the Becond\nfunnel. When tbe InBects make for\nthis feast thej are whirled up Into\nening above .1 soon as they\ncome within the radius of suction.\nValves at the top of the funnels close\ndown when the vacuum motor is shut\nu'i .uul the traps can be remi\nHigh School Attendance\n\u25a0li 1*\" nt Bevels! ke\nSi'hool tor month ol May, 1011.\nH-igh -Cf\nfouli\nli\n- '-i\n-\n'.HI \"Jll\ns\n28 89U3 10\nATTRACTIVE HANDERA\nilgary Industrial Bib\nCo. havo during the past fei\nissued some very iti I Hangers\nDg their exhibit! 1 Many\nwill reraemlier the ban \u25a0\n\u2022*i Trail 1\ni*. \u25a0 ' hanger\nyet published by tl my. It\n\u25a0 \u2022*\nlet.iy sighted an aeroplane in\n,i,'l In* .mut.-il\n,y tl.I**'*.ii.l. whirl, i nn as just\nrcli i tbe head * ' tbe avla-\n11 lima two c..iui lithograph\n: -'. - tbi n 'im* of the Bxhlbit \u2022\nloo in*i 1 iii. .imn .i\"t!' tu -inly V'b.\n1 * * nl U V 1 \"'.' *' tlle>\nPublic Schools Attendance\nrhi .'\u25a0\u25a0\nfor tin* I\nfollOWl\nCentral 9\nnil .ine\n.*\u25a0 Pub\ne* schools\n\u25a0\n*. I\nII\nill\nIV\nV\nVI\nVII\nVlll\nT\" \u25a0\nStrathcona Schl. I'ii\n1 .'.ili\nI\nli\n111\nIV\n\u25a0\n1\nHO 51\n-\n-'i \u25a0\u00ab;\nmade this stateiiie lay when asked what his chief difficulty was 111\ngetting Information, \"Thoro are,\" he\ncontinued, \"a very large number of\npersons who regard thfl information\nus too personal a character and they\ndecline to answer it, at all, or if thoy\ndo, it is given in Buch a way as to\nlead one to believe that It is nol any\nwhere near the truth.\"\n\"Among the residents ol Rosedale,\nthere is some difficulty in obtaining\nInformation regarding the finances\nand also the amount nf Insurances\ncarried. In one of the North Toron\nto ili-tricts yesterday afternoon one\nenumerator got through 110 nameB.\nHo stated that for the most part* pen\npie have no objection to giving information about Iheir family or\nabout themselves, lull somo of the\nquestions have been so magnified by\ntbe newspapers thttt they do not\nwanl to tell a great many things.\n\"Some of them are surprised when\nthey are not asked if ihey are lunu-\ntics or insane. 1 simply ask them if\nthey have any physical infirmities or\nintellectual deilclences. Then some of\nthem want to know what that is. 1\ntell Lhem that lunatics and crazy\npeople have Intellectual deficiencies\nand that people are physically infirm\nwho have to he pushed around in an\ninvalid chair.\n\"One,woman asked me how I would\nlike to lie tbrowed out. I told her I\ndidn't know what it would feel like\ngoing out il I didn't hit a gate post\nnnd stop too suddenly. I advised\nher to get somebody much bigger\nthan me to make the experiment.\n\" One of the census commissioners\nstated that he had Interviewed 54 out\nof 84 enumerators, and while there\nwas much to be understood and\nstraightened out, fair progress was\nbeing made. He said that some of the\nolder men were not making the progress o*5 thc younger men and did not\nseem able to comprehend the (jiust -\nions and schedules.\n\"Here is an Instance,\" he said.\n\"One man came in with his sheet\ntilled up giving all the nationality ot\nthe people entered the same as their\ntribal origin. It was Irish, Irish;\nScotch, Scotch; Knglish, and so all\nthe way down. We hud to niter\nthose and mnke them all 'Canadian.'\nThis is one thing they don't seem to\nunderstand, and I can readily see\nthat il an Irishman or a Scotchman\nhas just arrived in Canada, he is\njust as Scoteh as he ever was, and\nit will bc a long time before they\nwill prefer to be called a Canadian,\ninst,'a,I '\u00bbf eit.hii Irish or Scotch\n\"One of the enumerators in the\nward, after he had secure,1 some ot\nthe information fi om a boarding-\nhouse keeper, was told:\n\"Is there anything else you would\nlike to know. Whose business is it\nwhere me husband is, and it. ain't\nof your business or thc Whitney\ngovernment's how much money 1\nmake or what I do with it, so you\ncan gel \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\n\" A resident . Rosedale smiled all\nlhe way through the long list of\nand hesitated Alien asked\nabout bis Le Insurance. 'Oh put\n00,' he said.\n\"When the en .merat* 1\n.shed with him each oi five servants\nwere called in .ml Interrogated sep-\nnumerator. when\nhow much money\nthey 11. gentleman\n; 1 the sei *'\n11 was too pei lonal,\n.itel the] 1 answer >t Thej\nled us receiving $15\nmet with\n\u00bban! but * other\n* number\nof both DM women wbo do not\nrememlH't \u2022 * . *ar in which they\n11. nth \u2022* say m-th\nmg of thi Tins is one of the\npartleu\nlaily repugn to old women.\n\"l'i '\"* errd of\nthe ward the nun\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n.11.. \u25a0 \u2022\n\"Wall ..* '\n-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nthe end i\/i\n.. \u25a0 * *\nisk this fell\n*.' \"\nCANADIAN GOLD PIECES,\n1 Ittawa, June 51 -The final appr\nat London of Lbe designs for the new\nCanadian live and ton dollar gold\npieces is expected shortly. Ily autumn the new coinage will be installed. They will be 111 instrinsic value\nand size the same as the American\ncoins ol like value, and will probably\njo accepted at pur in the United\nSlates, thus proving 11 great con -\nvenlenco to the Canadian who now\n,;oes across the border unprovided\nwith American money, Practically\ntho only gold coins in use in Canada\nut present are the American gold\npieces, nnd the number of these in\nthis country is surprisingly large.\nOn December 21 last the receiver-general lor Canada had no less than\n$118,000,000 worth, thus showing the\nlarge demand there is for a gold coinage in Canada.\nWEEK'S EXTRA VACATION.\nToronto, .Mine (\u25a0:*. The King having\nexpressed a wish that nil school cli i'l -\ndr.cn should have u week's holiday uf1-\ntei* the coronation, tho day schools\nwill probably close on dune 21i, instead ol ,I line 2K. the date arranged.\nVISIT KKOM THE KINli\nTn\nrle.l\nnlu, June 8,- It ta papor\nhere that a visit will bo made to this\ncountry by His Majesty King (Ieorge\nThe King will visit Canada en route\nfor India where he will bo crowned\nas Emperor. It Is sai.l His Majesty\nwill visit all the important cities in\nthe Dominion during his journey\nacross the country, and will sail for\nIndia from Vancouver.\nHarry Winters\nwere drowned\nAlbert.\nin\nand Thor Helgeson,\na slough at l'rince\nNine hundred dollars a foot was\npaid for a Fort street corner in Winnipeg.\nk(oi\noronatioh\n\u00bbTEA\u00ab\nPacked in\nBEAUTIFUL CORONATION\nSOUVENIR TINS\n60 * a pound\nIn commemoration of tlie coronation of\nKinp George V,'- RidgwayB\" havo put o-.i tlie\nmarket a coronation tin of a ni\"st picturesque\nand exquisite design] bearing cxi client portraits\nof ICing George v, Queen Mary and the Prince\nof Wales. Special panels have been designed\nrepresenting Canada, India, Africa, Australia\nand New Zealand,\nOnly a 1itniioiIon\nTill' H|\"M 1 * INH'Ii I lIl'H i.ll llll\nlines 1 uniting into Vancouver will be\na big Inililiriiieut.\nJuly 7,1911\n$29,000\nIn Prizes and Purses\nFreight paid on all exhibits nritfinatinK in Alberta\nThe besl special features\nover seen in Canada west of\nToronto, including :\nBrennan's Mono-Rail Car.\nMoving Pictures of the Coronation,\nGrand display of Fireworks.\nMusic by the 103rd Rifle\nRegimental Band and other high\nclass features.\nPai i:Mutual machines to be\nfor the lirsi time\nWestern Canada al\nthe Exhibition\nRace*\nReduced Passenger Rates\nEntries close June l\">ili\nSheriff I, S. G. Van Wart,\nPresident\nCol. Jas. Walher, E. J. Dewry\nVice-Presidents\nii ,\/f Lists and othor Informa-\nI imi Iiiiiii E, I, Iln 11 Mil>-\"\\,\nManager, Victoria Park, ('\"i\ngary,\n\\\nCREAM\nPAKING POWDtf\nSuperiority in\nStrength, Purity,\nWholesomeness\nEstablished:\nU. S. Government Reports,\nHighest Awatd\nWorld's Columbian Exposition.\nSixty Years the Standard.\nOPERA HOUSE\u2014ONE NIGHT ONLY\nMONDAY, JUNE 12\nENGLAND'S GREATEST CHARACTER ACTOR\n..Albert Chevalier..\nASSISTED HV\nEdna Blanche Showalter\nl'i iinn Doniui Soprano\nAi Him I'iano, lOlIN C. IIOI.I.inAY\nMyron W. Whitney\nTin* American Basso\nTickets $2, $1.50, $1. Plan of Hall at Macdonald's Drug Store\nPrices Are Better Than Ever\nInstruments selected b.v one who knows\nwhat instruments should be\nEdison Phonographs - Victor Gramophones\nALL RECORDS OF THESE TWO MACHINES KEPT\nAgent for Gourlay. Winter & Leeming's\nGherhard Heintzman, and other noted\nmakers of Canada's finest pianos.\nShaw's Sash and Door Factory\nManufacturers of Sash and Doors, Mouldings\nand all kinds of Woodwork.\nGel your Screen Doors and Windows made to\nOrder.\nG. 2). Shabv, - Proprietor\nIdeal Billiard Hall and Cigar Store\nLargest, Coolest and Most Up-to-Date\nRooms in the City.\nCUTLER & STOKES, - PROPS.\nH. W. Edwards\nTaxidermist\nBEAR RUGS MOUNTED\nOornor of Con-naught Ave. and\nVictoria Rond\nREVELSTOKF, \u25a0 B. C\nP O. Box 31\nFoit BALK Two cheap propt rtlei on\nThird street, neat Cowan Block, H\nHiiui'y house, ii \" :i Bungalow\nttanding on a cornet int. Apply\n.Inini Dmliy-Blilii', 181S, tlludstone\nAvenue, Victoria, B. C. iin\nHOLY NAMES *C\u00bb0EMV AND NORMAL SCHOOL\nSpokane, Wash,\nCatalogue and Ratei nn Application,\nAdtln'CN : Bl*TBB SUPERIOR.\nWANTKI) - To rent, two furnished\nroom, with board Inr mini, wlfo,\nand two children, Answer T.B.O.,\nlu cure ol Mail-Uorald. '.!\nSATURTAY, JUNE 10, 1911.\nthid\" mail-hebald, REVELSTOKE\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nHAVE INSTALLED IN THKIR VAULT A NEST OF\nSAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES\nIF YOU HAVE ANY\nTITLE DEEDS. MORTGAGES. INSURANCE POLICIES,'\nOR OTHER VALUABLES\nTHEY SHOULD BE LODGED IN ONE OF TKLSE BOXES\n171\nFOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO\nREVELSTOKE BRANCH-F M. GIBSON. MGR'\nLOGGERS' BOOTS\nTlu* Famous Lcckie Loggers' Hools and our own\nmake a ways in stock. See our Pack Straps and\nPack Sacks.\nARMSTRONG & COMPANY\nBent and Shoe Repairers,\nSaddle n.\nHarness Makers\nTHE MOLSONS BANK\nINCORPORATED 1856\nCapital Paid Up $4,000,000\nReserve Fund $4400,000\nHas 77 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents\nin all the Principal Cities of the World.\nA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nAt all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate\nREVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, VV. H. PRATT Manager.\nUnder New Management.\nWm. Boyd, Proprietor\nHalcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium\nThe Greatest Hralili Resort on the Continent\nNatural Hot Water, 1J4 Degree of Ilea\nNatural Hot Water in Baths. O All Year\nRales from $ 12 io $15 Per Week\nGET \"WISE!\nHave the Best! It Pays!\nYou can get the best of\nEverything in the line of\nSMOKERS' SUNDRIES\nAt the Reliable Headquarters\nMcKinnon's Cigar Store\nTHE BIG\nREMOVAL SALE OF FURNITURE\nIS NOW ON\n\u00bb*\/% \u2022%-%'%\u25a0\u2022%\u2022*%\u2022\u25a0% \u25a0\u00bb\u25a0%.-%.%.'*\u25a0\u25a0%\u2022\u2022*\u2022%\u2022'%\u2022\u2022%\/%\u25a0%%*\u25a0%.\u2022*\u2022% \u25a0%\u2022\u25a0%\u2022%*\u25a0%'%\u25a0%\u2022\u25a0%'%\u2022-%\u25a0'% *v*\nI WORLD NEWS IN PARAGRAPH\n* A Symposium of What is Happening in\nj All Parts of the World *\n4^ %**\/%\u2022%.'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0&.\u25a0% *-%\u2022*-\u2022\u00bb. %.\u2022*\u25a0*, <****%*\u2022*%\/**>%--'%*%.\u2022*%-%.\u2022%*\u00bb.*\u00bb%-\u00ab\/%<%-\u2022%'\u00bb-'\u00ab %r+\nR. HOWSON & COMPANY\nHcv. A. J. Irwin was (,'lected President ol llie Hamilton Conference.\nThe Ontario Medical Association\nadvocated hetter care of the healrb\nof children.\nW. A. Sills, n chemist of some note\ncommitted stiiciiie at Hamilton. He\nRevelstoke, b. c.\nCentral Hotel\nAbrahamson Bros., Props.\nICnlarneil f pioveil. First-Class in every respect. All modern convenient:*\nLarue (Sample Rooms.\nRat a $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates\nThe terniH of the Declaration of\nLondon were ilisi iisseil at tho imp r\ni.ii conference. Promler Fisher, ol\nAnstralin, introduced a resolution regarding the question.\nWestern Canadian commercial travellers undertake to furnish $10,000 Ior\nthe Children's hospital.\nRevels toke i B.C.\nORIENTAL HOTEL\nsuitably furnished with the choicest the\nmarket affords. Best Wines, Liquors and\nCigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate.\nX. ALBEET STOISTE PEOP\nLumb\nermen\nIt will pay you to\nmake a call at\nF. B. WELLS,\nFur Buyer and Exporter\nOld Town, - Revelstoke, B. C.\nbe fort- buying yonr outfit of working clothes\nfor the Imsh. J make a\nspecialty of UogginQ\nShoes, PantS, Sox, Shirts\nBlankets and everything\nrequired inyour business.\nASK THE DRIVER\nEverybody knows him, he will\ntell yon that the whiskeys wears\nBelling arc llie licbt. Call and lie\nconvinced. No household should\nlie without a supply of our Har-\nvey's Special Scotch Whiskey; our\nFrapin Liqueur Brandy, guaranteed\n80 years old or Blackberry Brandy\nfor Medloinal purposes. Our stock\nof choice Wiius nnd Liquors of all\nkinds me uncxcelli d. Sold hy all\nthe leading hotels, or telephone\nThe Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co., Ltd.\nImporters and Dealers in Pure Wines, Liquors, Cigars and Cigarettes\nFruit and Vegetable\nBoxes and Crates\nOur Jinx factory is now running and\nwc lire in ,i position lo supply nil kinds\nof fruii .'nnl vegetable boxen and crates.\nThose who have not already sent us\ntheir orders should do BC at imoi' us they\nnre Coming In Inst, .nol we \u00ab\"uiil like to\ndeliver nil orders in good Iimi\" Our\nboxes arc equal to any ou the market\nand prices can be had on application to\nS. McMahon, Kevelstoke, or to\nTHE KERNAGHAN LUMBER COMPANY, LTD,\n.Salmon Ami, 11, C,\nEggs for Hatching\nRhode Island Red.\nSilver-laced Wyandotte and Huff Leghorn, per setting, $2.mi.\nMiiiiU'ii goose eggs, SOc. each,\nI'ekln duel sill i'kksi $2.00.\nDay old ducklings.\nUny old chirks a specialty.\nWrite or Phone 212.\nMRS. R.A. UPPER\nNew Orevs laiui, KtvL'latoke,\nFor Sale\nli\") foot Lot and House, Third Street\n$1000.\nThree Lots on Second Street, near the\nnew Post Ollice, $1260.\nHouse and Lot near Y.M.C.A., $3150.\nTwo lots and House, Third Street,\n$2000.\nHouse and Lot, Kirst Street, near the\nnew Post Ofllce, $2100.\n55 feet ou Sixth Street, $700.\n50 feet on Victoria Road, $550.\n12 Room House, Second Street, 50-foot\nlot, $4500.\nAnd oilier first c'ass values.\nCall and investigate\nW. B. Robertson\nGreat West Permanent Loan\nCompany Agency\nE. G. BURRIDGE\nFruit Lands\nFOR SALE\nGalena Bay lantl= in parcels of\n10 or 20 acres or en bloc. Corres**-\npontleuce invited.\nJohn Shaw, Agent.\nBox 616 Arrowhead\nJohn Lee\nDrygoods Store\nDressmaking and Jewelry\nHand-Painted China, Rat*\nl tan Chairs, ami fata*.\nthings, Battenburg Bed\nSpreads. Shams, Scarlslnr\nDressers, etc.\nRemoved to opposite side\nof Street from Central\nHotel.\nPrices Reasonable P 0 Boi 206\nFront St.. Lower Town, Revelstoke\nI\nTinsmith Repairs, Hot Air, Pipe\nand Furnace work\n-WORK SHOP\u2014\nConnaught Ave. - Revels oke\nTIME TO PLACE YOUR ORDER\nFOI SPRI G PAIHTING\nLet me prii nt your bouse right, I do\nnothing hut first-class work. Quality\nconsidered my price is low. The hest\nmaterials used and work done when\npronised. Try mc on your interior\ndec trating. My work is guaranteed to\nplease.\nolGNS I can furnish you with any\nkind you want. Glass, brass, tin, cloth\noi wood. Get my prices*\nCarriage and Wagon Painting at my\nshop in alley hack of H. J. Bourne's\nSt.>re, Kirst Street.\nB. Z. CRAWFORD\nResidence Cor. 8rd St. at.d R \u2022bsona**'\nPacific Coast\nTested Seeds\nArriving daily our ncn* and\nfresh stork of Seeds, urown\nunder contract hy lhe hest\ngrowers in all parts of the\nworld. S 'I'd* that will give\nyou the hest results. One trial\nwill convince you. Also a full\nPne \"r u.iril.-ii r. iptwiles, Ini-\nplenil ms oi' all kind-; II, i*\n,siii,|ilii.-, Sprayers,.Spray, and\na full line of ( hick Feeds and\nConki*** '* i*,*ni\"ili\"s P \u2022\"*-:* the\nbutton, we will do the rest.\nII. J. Henry Nurseries\n3011 Westminster Road\nA. R. McDougall, - Manager\nVancouver. B. 0.\nIi. B. STONEX\nPractical..\nMachinist\nKepairs of all kind' nciilly done\nBicyele and Gun work a specialty\nEstimates (ilven on any class\nof work\nFront Street.\nUNION HOTEL\n\u2022AKUO*VHKAI), 11. I'.\nS: eeial Attention gifeil lo 'Oininerelal\niim n and tourists. Flrst-clnsi samplt\nro* 'lis. Fines! Hennery in British Columbia, overlooking Upper Arrow Lake.\nVV. J. Lightburne. Prop\nCEMENT BLOCKS\nMtinnfactnrad for nii cm\u00bbn of buildWi\nCEMENT AND UME FOR SALE\nFIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICK*\nFor Bait in Ur\u00bbrft \"r small aa^HmNhHkH>$4^ 6 ATl'RTAY, Jt'N'E 10, 1911.\nTHE MAIL-HEBALD, REVELSTOKE\nWEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1911.\nPer\/Ingle\nTHAT is the name, and\nbelow is the trademark,\nyou are to look for next\ntime you buy underwear.\nYour size in any garment\nwith that trademark will\nfit perfectly, will outwear\nordinary underwear, will\nnot shrink. Yet you pay\nnothing extra for this\nextra value: and you get our\nGuarantee of \" money back\nif you can fairly claim it\"\nMade at Paris in Canada,\nby PENMANS Limited. 51\nNOTICE\nRevelstoke Laud District.\nin ti ri. ol w i si Kootenay.\nTake notice that Henry 11. MeVity,\nni Rovelstoke, B, 0., occupation, ac-\ncountant, intends to apply lor per-\nmiss mi tn purchase tlio. lollowing Uo-\nBcrilicd land.\nOommenelng at n pnst planted\nNOTICK\nNOTICE.\nRevelatoke Land District.\nRevelstoke, Laud District. j DlBtrlot 0, West KootBnay.\nDistrict ul West Kootenay, I Take notic0 tllat E(Uth G McVltyi\nTake notice that Lydia A. Wick, uf Qf Revel8tok(J| Bi0i| occupation mar-\nNOT1CE.\nNelson, B. 0., occupation married\nwoman, intends to upply (or permission to purchase the following described lands.\nCommencing at a po.it planted 10\nnn the\nColumbia\ncast\nriver\nbank\nil\nthe chains south frum B.K. Corner ul S|| cluljns north Irom the North\nried. woman, intends to apply Ior\npermission to purchase the lollowing\ndescribed land.\nOommenelng ut u post planted on\nthe cast bank of the Columbia fiver\n,., . the shore ul shelter buy ac the nurth\nv\\ est\nRevelstoke Land District.\nDistrict ol West Kootenay.\nTake notice that 1, R. nruith, of\nRevelstoke, occupatlan, 13. C. Land\nSurveyor, intend tu apply Ior per-\nmissiun to purcnaae the (ollowing described lunds.\nCommencing ut a post planted un\n,\u00bb A. F.\nKOOTENAY LODOE, No.\nand A. M.\nRegular meetings are held in MASONIC TEMl'LE, Oddfellows' Hall\nou the Third Monday in each month\nat '8 p. m. Visaing brethren are\ncordially welcome.\nROUT. CORDON, W. M.\nW. B. ROUKRTSON, Secretary.\nthe north-east Timber limit 9898 and un the west Oornor uf 1;\u201et S301A, Croup One, Ko-\ncorncr of Lot 8301 A, Group One, Ko- side of the South Fork of 1''ostllil11 ; utenay District, and marked \"Edith\n\u25a0 ii y District, and marked \"Henry Creek six miles west of Upper Arrow 1^ McVity's South-West Corner\nl-l. McVity's Suiith-West Corner i.ake and running north SO chains, p0B(.,, thence enst 40 chains, thence\nPost,\" thence east '10 chains, thence east 80 chains, south SU chains and | nortll 80 chains, thenee west -10\nnorth 80 chains, thence west -10 west SO chains to point of commence-\nchnins more or less to the cast bank ' ment, being the S. W. Corner of\nul the Oolumbia river; thence south Lydia Wick's location containing G40 !\n,iimi.; lho east bank ol the Columbia acres inure or less.\nmore or less to the east bunk ol the\nColumbia river; theme south along\nthe cast bank of thc Columbia river\nSO (hains more orless to the point.\nv.% ^%.*\u00bb -**\u2022*\u2022%. \u2022\u2022*\u2022% **\u25a0*%<%%'\u25a0*\u25a0% WWk%-\u00bbV \u25a0*\"\u00bb\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u2022\u00bb<%*\u25a0\u00bb.\u2022* %ry\nM *\u25a0**%*\/*%%%**\u2022*\u2022\u2022-\u2022*%\/\u00bb>\u2022% %'V%'*W%*' \u00bb>\u25a0\u2022%-%%'%\u2022*\"%\u2022' *W\nLsPORT\ni\n%fi\n, ^%%-*w%.^sv^\u00bbv*% %\u00ab%\u00ab%\u00ab.*\u00bb%%%\u00ab%%-4%\u00ab\u00ab%\u00ab\ni\nL.\nPer\n0\n1000\n1\n0000\n0\n0000\nII\n000(1\n17;\nllnsi-\ne\nnext\nits\nvs.\nTW1LIGH1 LEAGL'E STANDING\nw.\nP,rates 1\nBusinessmen 1\nCorley's 0\nGiants ii\nMon lay e i isult, Pirates\nnessmen 4.\nGames iu be played before\nissue, Monday even,ml-.\nBusinessmen; Wednesday, Pirate.-, vs.\nCorleys.\nA CHALLENGE*\nThe (ollowing challenge has been\nhanded .n tu tins office, an*d it is\nto be hoped that some local sport\nmay -ee his way clear to accept the\n6ame \u2014\nSporting Editor,\u2014I hereby issue a\nchallenge to any l.ght weight, middle weight ur heavy weight boxer\nin tbe province ol Uritish Columbia,\nfor J250 a side, winner to take all\ngate receipt*-.\u2014M,ke Mclsaac.\nReplies to this challenge sent\nthrough'tue post office, general delivery, will be considered.\nSHOOT AT ARMSTRONG.\nMessrs. Guy Uarlier. H Cramer and\nA. J. Macdonell, of the Revelstoke\nGun Club, journeyed tu Armstrung\non Wednesday uf this week to a\nshoot held by the gun club there\non that day. Scores will be given\nin next issue.\nmillions be given power to withdraw\ni'ui treaties made by tin* home government without impairing the treaty\nm far as the rest of the empire is\nCi ncerned.\nThe Nurth Winnipeg Methodist distiict decided on an aggressive policy\nWith regard tn immigrants and also\nfavored church union.\nriver 80 chains mure ur less to the\npoiut nf commencement, containing\n.1-0 acres, mure nr less.\nDated May Kith, 1911.\nHENRY H. McVITY.\nPer Charles Robbins, Agent.\nUNDER ENTIRELY\nN\u00a3W MANAGEMENT\nSt. Leon\nHot Springs\nHotel\nII\"t mineral b.itbs especially recotll-\nimii letl Ior invalids and those in need uf\ntuning up,\nRxclusive bath* provided for ladies. 26\nPrivate Rooms handsomely fitted up.\nDated 12th April, 1911.\nLYDIA ANGELINE WICKS.\nM.10-60 .1. II. Keeney, Agent\nKalis $2 per\nweekh visitois.\nday. Special Ral for\nH COUSINS, PROP.\nCrop reports received by the Canadian Pacilic Railway frnin prairie\npoints show plenty of moisture and\ngnud growing conditions,\nThe pulice in Chicago have\ncovered an organization that has\ngrown rich by accepting money for\n-it irting tires.\nA campaign to kill the Root amend\n-r.int was started in the Benate at\n\u25a0\u2022\\ ishiiigton by the friends of the\na. reement.\nRevelstoke\n..\u25a0--'New & Secondhand Store\nFIRST STREET WEST\nWe buy and sell or exchange\nFurniture,Stoves, Kitchen ware,\nMen's Clothing, etc., etc.\nNOTICE.\nHevelstoke Land Distiict.\nDistrict of West Kootenay.\nTake notice that the Arrow Lakes\nLumber Company, Limited, intend tn\napply tu the Minister ol Lands fur\n' permission to lease the lollowing described lands.\nCommencing ' at a post planted on\nthe shore line of Upper Arrow Lake,\nnt (l point, about 7H7.ll feet easterly\nfrom the South Kast corner of Lot\n'ihi, Group One, Kootenay Distiict,\nnnd marked \"Arrow Lakes Lumber\nCompany Limited Nurth East Corner\nPost\". Thence smith into thc waters of Upper Arrow Lake a distance\nof 20*0 feet, thence westerly and parallel to the shore-line ul the said lnke\na distance of about 3133.2 feet to a\npoint 200 feet South from a point\non the shore of said lake which ls\n3133.2 [eat westerly from the southeast coinei of said Lot 384; thence\nnorth 200 feet to the shore line \" of\nsaid lake, thence easterly along the\nshore of said lake 3133.2 feet more or\nless to the point of cotnmencenusn\n17 acres more or less.\nDated April 22nd, 1911.\nArrow Lakes Lumber\nCompany Limited.\nEd. McGaghran, Agent.\nof commencement, containing 320\nacres more or less.\nDated May 16th, 1911,\nEDITH li. McVITY.\nPer Charles Robbins, Agent.\nend ol Arrow Lakes at an angle ol\nI, 811G.1, and marked R. Smiths\n\\ngle Corner Post, thenee north 4u\nenuins more or less to a post of Lot\n811G.1.J thence west 20 chains, thence\nsouth 60 ehuins, thence east 4u\nchains more or less to the shore of\nShelter Bay, theuce north along the\nsuid shore to the poiut of commencement, continuing 160 acres more or\nless.\nDated April 13th, l'Jll.\nM10-60 ROBERT SMITH.\nThe Anglican archbishop\n'ii a issued a warning in connection\n'v.th mixed marriages.\nPeter Bomlierg, aged SO, committed\niiiciile by drinking \"rough on rats\" i\ntl his borne mi McGregor street, Win- ,\nipeg, being thc third suicide ol the\ninst week in the city.\nJ P II 11 T) nn 'ni tlle gooils ol tue Reveistone\n. ll. Mil, - f POpneiOF & I)oor Company, Limited, I\nseized and taken ill execution a\nDRUNKENNESS CAN BE C\\ 111 l>\niHd Fallacy That Drunkenness Cuunot\nBe Curnl Exploded.\nVERNON WILL CELEBRATE.\nII you .ii king fi : a good day's\nsport on Coronation Day the advertisement of Vernon, B. C, in anotb\ner column uf this iai\".' will ineerest\nThat city has arranged for\nth**,* biggest and best day's enjoyment ever offered by the citizen* of\nthat place 22nd, commencing\nwith a big sting nf army\nveterans. I tin . militia, fratern\nal societies, schuol children, floats,\nand decora*. I autos.\nThe r which liberal pi; ei\nare offered will consist nf baseball,\nfootball. - [ndi \u2022* shinny,\nI ' \u2022 Bremen's .-;* rts. Ei\ni -.* : rot*- : ::. , , *.,*,ts h.iVi\nbeen arranges.\nHi,\nP.. M, P.. SHi\"\u00bbT.\nFollowing \u2022* \u2022 tbe scores for\nl: M. P.. .-..*\u25a0\u25a0 t in June ...\nN.ime 21 0 *\"* T\n\u2022 II .**\u25a0 rgl Donald 10 29 0 !\nCapt. R.\n32\n\u25a0 -\nv\nCorp.\n\u25a0\n28\nj.\n\u25a0\nPte. Jas, Fi\n27\n_\u2022:\nJ!\n78\n.\u25a0\u2022\n:\u2022\n21\ni\n\u2022\n;*r.*t. Uur!\nj'\n28\n1\n'\n\u2022 :.-* -'***\u2022 -\n-'\u2022\n73\n, \u2022\n..22\n_'j\n\".\nPte. J..\n.',\nll\n| \u2022\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n.\njn\n; \u2022\n'f\n1 t. Brock ,\n.1\n11\n'\ni.\nMany mon drink who desire tn stop\n'he habit Whisky, however, hue un\nilermlned the constitution and ctvut-\nti craving that is not t\u00ab> be d< 11 \u25a0\nnd the man must have whtaio \u25a0\u25a0\u2022\n\u2022 ome thing that vwll remove tho crnv*\nag and build up the system snd re-\ntore tiie nerves.\nSamaria Prescription stops thi erav-\niik, at' adies the ner\\ es, build; p th<\ngeneral health and makus drink neiii*\nilly distasteful and nauseous, li\nisteless and odorb ss, an i cai\nn with or without the |\nknowledge, In tea, coffee or I ! i\ni used regularly b> Physlciai\n[os pita la. it has cured thousai da n\nlanada, and restored happlni aa to\niiundreda of hom<\nRead what Mrs Q . of Hull.\nays of it and what it did lor her:\n'\"It is four moni hs I laj v\ntar ted to use your Remedy i\nd tlie directions, and lad ''>*\u25a0\nesul La. One week Rttei ! utai\nng your Retncd)\nIrlnklng, and\nf liquor a!nce. i pe you \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 I\nny beartfelt thai\n-less your Rem* d) whenevei\nemain, *\nMrs. G\u2014, Hull, Qua.\n(Name withheld l y requesi i\nNow. tf th- r- . ona\nown who Qe<*d\nhi'm of it. Prad\na.n take no bett< r form. 11\nhusband, father, brother\nvho drinks, help then !\n-lvea Writ.' to-\nA VTLKE TRIAL PACKAGE ' -\n\u2022aarla, with Bookb *\ni ilars, dlr< *' ins,\ne, etc will ti\" sent In 0\n\u25a0d package to a: \u2022\na \\ er. Correjpon lence\ni-niiai. T)m trtaJ package\nconfidential. Writ* to-day. i'ii\nniaria Remed 1 1\nme 3t . Toront . ''an ida v b\nfor Halo by C. H. M tcdona\n(1st, Revf Irtoka, i'- \u2022\"\nPlants for Sale\nStrawberry Plants\n$1.00 Per Hundred\n\\\\\nCabbage\nTomato\nPepper\nAsters\n11. POTRUF*\nPhone 56\n8HBRIFPS SALE.\nNotice is hereby given that nailer\nand by virtue ol three several writs\nj of execution to me directed against\nthe goods of the Revelstoke Sash\nhave\n^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ large\nquantity ot sash, doors, lumber, glass\nmoulding, turned goods, nnd hardware which I will oiler for sale publicly at the building formerly occu -\npied hy suid Company on the corner\nol Third Street and Connaught Avenue'in the City ot Revelstoke, 1). C,\non Thurshay ihe Cth duy of June,\n1911, at 2 p.m., to satisfy the said\nexecutions and preferred claims for\nwuges owing by said company.\nDuted this 30th day of May, 1911.\nW. J. LAW,\nShenil of Nortll\nM 21 L't. Wesl Kootenay\nTbi*, -..ilf lias 1\u00bb. en postponed till Tues\n.''.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 I 13, hi lhe same hour and plnce.\nVV. J. LAW, Sheriff.\nI.lyCUR ACT. 1910.\nNotice It hereby given thnt on the\n26th day uf June, l'Jll. application\nwill i\u00bb made to thc Superintendent\n\"I Provincial I'olice for the transfer\nCorporation of the City of\nRevolstoke\nPublic Notice\nCITY WATER.\nBy-luw Number 70 of the Corporation of the City of Revelstoke, is\namended hy the Fire, Water und\nbight Committee, the following\nchanges in water rates to tuke eflect\non July 1st proximo, being made.\nHotels\u2014$10,00 per month. Urinals\nund Flush closets 25 eents per month\neaeh extra.\nStables\u20144 horses or less $1.00 per\nmonth. 25 cents per horse for all\nover 4. Four cuttle or less $1.00\nper month, 25>. per head for all over\n4. t'otli inside and outside city\nlimits.\nLivery Stuln s\u2014G horses or less GOc\nper month, over G horses 25c. per\nmonth each. This includes washing\nvehicles.\nSteam Laundries\u2014$15.00 per month\nOther Laundries\u2014$7.60 per month.\nBreweries\u2014$15.00 per month.\nSawmills (mill only)\u2014$75.00 per\nmonth. Offices, stables present rates\nRestaurants*--$4.00 to $6.00 per\nmonto.\nAerated Waters Factory\u2014$10.00 per\nmonth.\nBourding Houses\u20145 hoarders or\nover $2.50 per month. Under five\nboarders, household rates.\nBlocks\u2014Sleeping rooms 25c. per\nroom per month. Flush closets 25c.\nextru euch per month.\nBarber Shops\u2014$2.00 per month.\nButcher Shops\u2014$2.00 per month.\n(Htices\u2014$1.00 per month. Flush\nclosets 25c. extru.\nBakeries\u2014$3.25 per month.\nTenement Houses\u2014Household rates\nfor each tennnt.\nShucks\u2014$1.00 per month.\nFire Hose in Buildings\u201450c. per\nI month.\nrn.lertnkers\u2014$2.50 per month.\nWater for domestic use at old rates\nNOTICE.\nCertilicate of Improvement.\nWuKciicul, Helm, Colorado, Bel\nNorte, Del Key, Sun Junn, Belta,\nand Marguerite Mineral Claims, situate iu t'he Lnrileaii Mining Bivision\no; West Kootenay District. Where\nlocated:\u2014on Mohuwk Creek.\nTake Notice that I, A. H. Green,\nacting as agint Ior John R. Henry,\nSpecial Free Miner's Ccrtilicalo No.\nU-SIO, intend, sixty days from date\nhereof, to apply to the Mining Recorder fur Certificates of Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining\nCrown tli'ants of thi ahove eluims.\nAnd further take notice that action\nunder section U*7, must be commen:ea\nbefore the issuance of such Certificate\nof Improvements.\nBated this 20lh day of October, A.\nB., 1910.\nA. H. GREEN.\nSELKIRK LODGE 12, 1. O. O. F.\nMeets every Thursday evening in\nSelkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting\nbrethren cordially invited.\nK. G. McRAE, N. G.\nJAS. MATHIE, Secrotary.\nCOURT MT. BEGBIE, No. S4C1.\nOF I. O. F.\nMijets in I. O. O. F. Hall next to\nTapping's Opera House every sccoud\nand fourth Monday in mouth. ViBit-\n.ug brethren cordially welcomed.\nG. W. BELL, C. R.\nWM. S. CAMERON, Rcc.-Sec.\nCOLB RANGE LODGE, K. of P.,\nNO. 30, REVELSTOKE, B. C.\nMeets every Wednesday excopt the\nThird Wednesday of each mouth in\nOddfellows' Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting Knights are cordially Invited.\nJ, Y. SIMPSON, O. C.\nO. H. BROCK, K. of R. & S.\nM. of F.\nO. W. O. W.\nMountain View Camp, No. 229.\nMeets Second and Fourth Wednesdays in euch month in Selkirk\nHall. Visiting Woodmen are\ncordially invited to attend\nH. W. EDWARDS, Coo. Com.\nJAMES McINTYRE, Clerk.\nNOTICE\nRevelstoke Land District.\nDistrict of West Kooteuay.\nTune notice that Mane Scott, ol\nNelson, B. C, occupation married\nwoman, intends to apply for permission lo purchase the following Uc-\nserioed lands.\nCommencing at a post planted 80\nehuins west Irom the S.W. Corner oi\nLot S14S and running north SO chuius\noust 80 chains, south 80 ehuins, west\nho chains to point ol commencement,\nbeing Muric Scott's South West Corner Post.\nDuted Muy 15th, 1911.\nMARIE SCOTT,\nPer J. H. Feeney, Agent.\nIARVEY, McCARTER\nAND PINKHAM,\nBarristers, Solicitors, Etc.\nImperial Bank Building Revelstoke, B. C.\nMoney to Loan.\nOffices\u2014Revelstoke, B. C, and\nCranbrook, B. C.\nleo. S. MeCarter,\n\\. M. Pinkham, J. A. Harvey,\nRevelstoko, Cranbrook\nCODEHT SMITH.\nProvincial Land Suveyor,\nMining Surveyor,\nEngineering\nAuction Sale Of\nSurplus Furniture\nAn Auction Sale ot Surplus\nFurniture will be held at R\nHowson's (Id Furniture Store.\nMcKenzie Avenue, on June 17.\n1911. at 12:30 o'clock. All\nFurniture is in good conditio\nincluding Bel Room Suites.\nWaihstands Dressers. Pillows\nMattresses a Pilner Lighting\nof the license '.nr the sale ol liquor , _\u201e .\u201e.,,\u201e\u201e * ,, , , . .,\n1 Lawns muy be sprinkled between thc\nby retail in and upon the premises , \u201e \u201e,\u201e,.\u201e _ , ,. , \u201e\nhours of G and 9 a.m. and l, and !l\nNOTICE\nRevelstoke Lund District.\nDistrict oi West Kooteuay.\n'lane notice tuat W. D. McArthur,\nof Nelson, IS. C, occupation timber\ncruiser, iutenus to upply for permis-\nsian to purchase the following ill-\nscribed lunds.\nCommencing at a post planted at\nN. K. Corner ot Lot 8148 plunted at\nnorth 80 chains, wesl )s0 ehuins\nsouth 80 cbains, cast 80 chaius to\npoint of commencement, being S. E.\nCorner of w. u. McArthur's locution\nund containing G40 acres more or less\nDuted lath April, l'Jll.\nDANIEL WILLIAM McAHTHUR.\nM. 10-00 J. H. Feeney, Ageut\n\u25a0lcKENZIE AVE.,\nBOX 1011,\nREVELSTOKE.\nlei Beaton situute\niton, British Columbia from\n'\u25a0 i: . f Fer-\nolumbla.\n\u25a0:i lav .*! M:ly. 1911.\nJOHN A. THKW,\n\u25a0 ler uf License.\n\u25a0..]:\u25a0\u2022. NHLLI8,\nilic.int for transfer.\np.m. only. The city reserves the\nright to meter nny premises for\nwater.\nIrngntion\u2014On application, special\narrangements may be made tor use ^^_\nwithin city limits only. Outside the 'lon of oue moutu \"lter the flrst \u00bb\u00ab\u2022\u00bb-\ncity limits rn, water is to be used for ,1,cutlon bcreo[ \u00bb plicate ot the Cer-\n1 titicute of Title to tho above meu-\nloued 'lund iu thc uutno of James\nNOTICE\nlu the mutter of an Application tor\nthe issue of u Duplicute Certilicate oi\nTitle to Lots 1 und 2, Block 5G Town\noi Revelstoke.\nNotice is hereby given thut It is\nmy iiiifiiiiiiii to issue ut the expiru-\nNOTlCli.\nCERTIFICATE OF IMPROVEMENT.\nCoronation V.R.U. and Worth Star\nMineral Claims, situate iu the 'Trout\nLake Mining Division of west Kootenay District. Where located:\u2014On\nRapid Creek.\nTake notice that I, O. B. N. Wilkie\nuetiug as agent for Cutler Thonius,\nPorter of Spukane, Wash., U. S. A.,\ne'ree Miner's Certificate No. B 04076,\nintend, sixty days from date hereof,\nio apply tu the Mining Recorder for\nu Certificate ol Improvements, for tho\npurpose of obta.n,ng a Crown Grant\nof the above claims.\nAnd further take notice that action\nunder section 87, must be commenced\nbefore the issuance of such Certificate\nof Improvements.\nDated this 2ith day of April, 1911.\nO. B. N. WILKI1J.\n.1 fixation. \t\nContractors and Builders\u2014Permits\nfor the use ni water for concrete I\nlenry Armstrong, wbich Certificate\nrrn-K ^\t\n Isi-iued upon application:\n.*,,. ii: Ick, per 1000 10c\nper cubic yard 10c\n.* Lime per barrel loc\nSystem, a'SO a number Of the Canadian Pacific I Concrete, per barrel 10c\nCarpets. Chairs. Doors and \u00ab**Uw*y.\n *\nwork and building purposes will bo,is dutcd mh u<*\u00ab\u00bb\"<-'\u2022. \"04. and\nnumbered 402GA.\nWindows. ^^^^^^^^^\nH. J. McStmEY. Proprietor.\nH. MANNING. Auctioneer.\nAll the above rates and regulations\nPlane and Speotflcal \u25a0 lad \u25a0* ill be rigidly enforced. By\ntba an\nJOARRIB,\norder\nof tin* Kim Water .uul Light Com-\n',.\u2022 ttt\nllltl 'K A LAWSON,\nI 2, Im. City Clerk.\nT*\nr t packe\nfeet J\nHi.;.\n\u25a0\nRy from 1\n\u2022 n ili*.\nCoa *\n-OUt: * . \u2022 * i\ntin prnlrl\nOl the inn*-: trlkl\nDominloi net\nto ra * ij\ni|uesti\"ii of ral\nWhltehoi i rail* ,\u2022\nii levotlon to\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u2022 : ludde\nman on eoaiH I H\n..; bro \u25a0 \u2022 ' notl f the 1\ngovernment.\n\u2022jtjmniuiu\u25a0'.' \u2022 ;i >o . . . \u25a0\ni-*l^n\"J jo l i *.\n.io; |l .-.in.\" , '..., i\"iiv .'ii.\nesq \"uui-v 'ejiuag ;\u25a0 \u2022'\u2022\"\u2022;\u2022 \u25a0\u2022'..!.\nThat Mr. Taft frill i\" cai II e\nm'i f\"r I \u25a0..'.\u25a0\u25a0! Btates prsaldency nnd\nwill tie endorsed by C I, Roose tell\nihe Ktaiemont mini in Washing! n\njiolit.cul circles.\nAt thc Imperial ci . - . lr, \\..'\n(rid Laurier will mom that thj do-1\nTHIS IS .A. EEAL SJSTJ^F\ntllHI'llHATIDN IIK THK CITY\nIIK HEVELSTOKE\n* PUBLIC Mi'l Ii l'.\nPn .',,' i*i'.*i*h iii.-ii\nroper! ire required by\n, * i* I'* i i rd\nI i i, i failure to .\naid.\nun Monday las; In Knox chi.i\nWinnipeg, the marriage took pie\nMise Stella Campbell, daught 1*\nthe late tleorge Campbi 1, \u25a0 I.\nand Mr. K Iward 0 1\nt ol the C.P I u di\n.\u25a0 ii ea . [Uarl *i * a\n,i.,'.i I Bi\n,\nace.\n*. I * . \u2022 t\nfor thi a ol a ne\ndr. K. M. iliti- :. II\nI I\n* .. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022 \u2022\nMr F Vi. 1.\n\u2022\nperal * \u2022\ncom) ll \u2022 \u25a0\nMr. .1 d Mrs. A li Alh\nthe city on 1\nMai\n:\\ -\n1\n.,**., - \u25a0\nill\n\u25a0 ..\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n:. \u25a0\nWARM WEATHER SUGGESTIONS\nWin suffer with the hcut during the warm wentlier\ndoing youi own baking when we will deliver to you\nevery da\\ 1'resU Bread, Cake* and Pastfj 1 f all Kinds\nand us qualitj is our motto, we leei sure a trial\norder will mean a stead, customer.\nFRESH FRUITS AND VECETABLES an nine daily, l'iesll\nLettuce, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Green unions.\nStrawberries, Cherries, Cocoaunts, Pineapples,\nOranges, Lemons, Giape Iruit, B.nanns. As we\nlun these ill snuill quantities you will always liml\nthem fresh and good.\nA. HOBSON, Baker and G ocer.\nFruit Lands\nSituated in the beautiful Windermere district. This\ncountry will be iu direct communication with Cat-\ncan on completion ofthe Kootenay Central, making\na distance ol IM miles, or \u201ent night's nm. There\nwilhoul a doubt will be the nearest Iruit land*, to the\nprairie market. Plans an* now liled in this office\nan.l we will be glad to furnish prices and terms to\nintending purchasers.\nKjootenay Agencies, Ltd.\nA Winning Miss\n0.1 1\nA Winning Miss\nOp.'lu Hoc\nI 0-1\nSawyer Bros have > 1 \u2022 \u25a0\u25a0'\u2022\n,*,,:*.i word fol m\n\u25a0\nMi D M Rai \u00ab\n. ,day, .lune \"tl*\nsummi\nMrs. B. \u25a0\u25a0 La i\npart ol\nMr. K. Tapping,\nty Will\n*\n\u25a0\nI\n\u25a0\n'\n\u2022 die,*\n*,\n\u25a0\n'\nFal \"\"\"\n\u25a0\nA Winning MiiS\n1. \u25a0 \u00b0\nA Winning Miss\nThe appropi ial Itn-\n\u25a0'\nH \u2022 -* for\n\u2022\u2022\n\\ \u25a0\nII\nA *\nMc\n-\n*\n\u25a0\n...\n\u25a0\n\u25a0 \u2022\n'\n'\n' I\n\u25a0\n*\n\u25a0\n; 1 s;\ncue,\na p,\nI'.\n'.' X\n'01 d\nte\nMETHODIST CHURCH,\nKev. a. .1. Mclntyre, pastor,\nluces on Sunday as follows:\u2014)1\nsubject \"Cheerfulness\"; 7;:in p,\nsiilijecl \"How io Gol I'lici*.'\"; '.'\nin., Sunday s.-l 1 and Ifchle e\nMonday R p.m., ISpworth l.-i\nMissionary service; Wodnutulu \u2022'\nin., Prayer 111 icting; Thursdit;* i\nin., Junior choir practice; Fi d\np.111 , Senior cludr pra iti \u25a0'. A 1\nlul Invitation is axle tded ti\npublic,\nBAPTIST CHI RCH.\nPreaching services Sunday nt li\na.m. and 7:30 p.m.; Su ily school\nal liilll p.m.; Young Peoples' ..ivt'iig\nMonday evening at S p.m., Mi,I week\nprayer meeting Wednesday ivan'ii^ at\n8 p.m. The pastor's subjects 1 ir\nSunday are as follows:\u2014lu tha im rn-\n\"My Bible, its Source. H.s Authority\nand Its Purpose\"; in the evening ihe\ntheme will he the \"Supreme Moment\"\nA cordial invitation to all the services. Strangers will lie made wil-\ncollle.\n\" A Winning Miss\"\nThe real musical comedy, \"A Winning Miss,\" hy Boyle Woolfolk, At-\nteridge and Peters, boasts of a cast\nsecond io none in musloal comedy,\nThe cast 1 headed hy Max llloom,\nlate slur of \"The Sunny Side of\nBroadway,\" and one of the funniest\nmen on Hie stage today. Others in\nlhe east ure Lorraine Lester, lhe\noriginal Mary June in \" Uus'ter\nBrown,\" Haiti;* He Von, the eccentric comedienne who lias created a\nsensation with the role o! Aniistatis\nMay; Thos. ,1. Grady, late feature of\n\"A County C'liairinun,\" and other\nsucceBBos; Percy Chapman, lata feature of (ins. Edward's \"Blond Typewriters,\" and considered one ot the\ngreatest danoars in vaudeville; Clarence Haclious, Uie phenomenal baritone; .1. 10. Ooglan, who made such a\nhit in one of Hie Irish roles in \"The\nSunny Side ol Broadway,\" last season; Grace Manlovo, Alice Sher,\nJohnnie Gllmore and Jessie Maker,\nall wiih ihe original company. He\ns sides this siiperh easl there is a\nchorus ol sixty, noted (or Iheir lira 11-\nly and voices; in fuel, the size of the\nchorus and Immense volume ol their\nvoices necessitates an nugmentod orchestra of fourteen pieces.\nThe music is iar beyond comparl\nson svith any similar production and\nis rendered hy ail ists that make il\nohm ol thi' big features of this great\nsuccess, nn** song, \"I'lYK,\" which\nis the piece de resistance of Ihe show\nis breaking all record** for popularity among the buyers of popular music, and the royalties on this song\nalone, it is said, will net, Mr. Wool-\nfolk, the author, tins season, enough\nl'i buy himself a summer home.\nThose who like beautiful s*tage pic-\nlures, novel electrical effects and the\nmost beautiful music of recent ye iim\nBhould not mus lhe opportunity of\nwitnessing \"A Winning Miss\" and\nMax Bloom. The engagement is for\n'iie night only, June 10th, 1911.\nf\nALBERT 0HBVAL1ER\ng \"What Cheer! Knock Vm in the Old Kent Hoad.'\nUpers House, Monday, .lune 12\nA Winning Miss\n.\n\u2022 \u25a0its pas\n1 thi\n\u2022 n d Tr.n.s\nA Winning Miss\n* PoUl I li\n,K\nA \\V' ft M'\nA winnint; M\nPublic Notice\nTENDERS WANTED.\nTenders addressed to thc\na.*i will be iTrcici-d nt tho\n. Hall Revelstoke, it. 0., up tp\n, * *. on I 1 t, June 1 t.50 to *!\u2022'>.\nfrom 75c. to K.'A).\nMen's Coit Shirts\u2014Light weight, plain white, blue\nand white figures, light or dark blue, mercerized\nBilk, pure silk, cream, lavender, pink and slate\nfrom $126to*6\u00bb0.\nI McRae mercantile Co.. \u00a3td.\nJ\/is Jtyle Jlw)} for Man and Soys it)ho Know\n3\n[he Winning Miss\" at the Opera Tonight\n:,;\u25a0; Cauliflower and cildm\u2022<\u2022\nin i hundred 73 cents, per\ntl id |B.0O. Photu 520, tlco.\nim M27 lm.\n'nil s.M.i'i ICO acn i irown Grant,\n\u25a0 , .o Okona *ii t'ali. Oi I**\"* l'i*\nI .mi, . uii.iidc lm 'nut, 11(10 per\nacre. \\|i|.|y to lluirla & 3turi;cB8\nVictoriu, B. 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