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ShFP. 8, 1910\n$2.50 Per Year\nShooting Season\nRequisites\nYou may require something for\nthe Opening Day\nShot Guns, Double Bar- , Sampson. Time 28 sec.\nSenior 220 yd. Dash\u20141, McRae; 2,\nHope. Time 26 sec.\nFive Mile Run\u2014l, Palmer; 2, Mc-\nKaclircn. Time 2S min. 45 sec.\nThis wns nn excellent race, not so\nmuch in the way of competition but\nshowing tbc staying powers of the\nrunners. Both Palmer and Mc-\nEaclircn came In with a fine sprint\nfresh and game to tbe last. Haycock of Malakwa, another contestant\nin this raco dropped out at the Sth\nround. Tbe live mile race was 25\nlaps round the track. Palmer is\none of tho coming runners of the\nwest nnd great things arc expected\nof him soon.\nPole Vault\u20141, Anderson; 2, Lewis.\nHeight 7 ft.\nThrowing Dnseball, Junior\u2014 1,\nLyttle; 2, Procunier.\nSenior 440 yd. Relay\u2014Won by the\nUasebnll club against the Y.M1C.A.\nThe winning team consisted of Mul-\nholland, Burridgc, Smith and Worley\nJunior Novelty Relay\u2014Won by tne\nJ.B.C. team of Sampson, McMahon,\nCorley and Maxwell.\nRunning Broad Jump\u20141, Smith;\n2, Hope. Distance IG it 8} in.\nIn the senior 100 yd. final Parker\nand McArthur ran a dead heat for\nsecond place and Parker declared in\nfavor of .McArthur.\nThe events were carried oft without any long delays or a hitch, and\ntbe various officials did their work\nwell.\nThe City Ban 1 wns in attendance,\nand gave a well selected progr-i nine\nof music during the afternoon.\nli ASK HALL.\n; The ball game between Revelstoke\n.and Kmlerby did not eventuate, the\n[latter team being unable to get here\nI in time. An exhibition game between thc Corley House and the Intermediates was put up, resulting in\na win for the former with a score of\nnine to three.\nFIREMEN'S RACKS.\nThe races between No. 1 nnd 2 Fire\nBrigades, held every Labor Day, aro\nperhaps the most popular of any of\nthe sporting events tbat take place.\nDoth tbo wet tesl and bub am! bib\nwere won last year by No. 1 Fire\nBrigade, and a considerable am h ,*t\nof friendly rivalry exists between tic\ntwo brigades over the winning '.!\nthese trophies. The wet and mu Idy\ncondition of the road on McKenzie\navenue on Monday made running\nvery difficult. In thc hub and hub,\nNo. 2 crossed thc line first with No.\n1 a close second, excellent time being made in spile of thc slippery\nsurface of tbe street. No. 1 ran\nfirst in tlie wet test, but owing to\npitch a little tricky. Tne following\nis the completely score:\nRBVBLBTOKii\nFirst Innings.\nllarncs 3\nFluethnm G\nW. Brier 0\nMuir-Smith 0\nD. Bonallo 3\nS. Crowe 0\nF. Bourne 2\nJ. H. Jackson 5\nJ. Maley not out 14\nA. (Soring 5\nW. W. Foster 2\nKxtras 19\nTotal 51\nSecond Innings.\nBarnes, not out 9\nFlectham 8\nBrier .' 4\nMuir-Smith 12\nD. Bonallo 0\nS. Crowe 8\nP. Bourne 8\nJ. Maley 25\nA. Goring 1\nW. W. Foster 7\nKxtras 14\nTotal 9G\nKAMLOOPS\nFirst Innings\nA. Longbournc 13\nM, Scott 30\nT. Calloway 12\n(1. Cuningbnme 1\nI). W. Pain 21\nJ. Longbournc 0\nL. Q. Bryant .\u201e 10\nS. M. Cosier 5\n(1. Prngnell 11\nJ. Ralph 8\n\\V. Drennnn, not out 0\nExtras 9\nTotal 120\nSecond Innings.\nLongbournc 0\nScott 0\nCalloway 4\nCuningbame, not out 19\nW. Tain did not hat\nJ. Longbournc 5\nL. <;. Bryant did not lint\nS. M. Cosier did not hat\nC. Prngnell 10\n,1. Ralph did not bat\nW. Brennan did not bat\nKxtras 1\nTotal 45\nFor the Revelstoke team Muir-\nSmith took five wirkcts for 14 runs;\nMaley took two wickets for 13 runs;\nFlectham took three wickets for 31\nruns. For the Kamloops team J.\nLongbournc took tire wickets for 14\nruns; A. Longboiiiuo five wickets for\n21 runs.\nKamloops winning by six wickets\nand 18 runs.\nA noticeable feature of the Revel -\nstoke inn:ii\"s was the fine hatting\nand scoring ol Cnpt. Maley.\nClose Season Ior Gear\nIt is expected thut at an early\nmeeting of the provincial executive\nthe desirability ot maintaining the\nannounced clusc season for bear will\ncome under review.\nAb auuouucci by the Chief Game\nWarden, a close season for bear at\npresent exiBts in British Columbia as\nfrom mid-July to .September, aud al\nready several conuictions have been\nsecured of persons who have \u2022 shot\nbear in various parts of the province, all innocent of knowledge that\ntbis prohibition exists. From the\nnorth of thc province comes a Bat\nrefusal to recognize the bear as entitled to legitimate protection, it being urged that Bruin iB tho settlers\nworst enemy, in as mucli as neither\ntbe young orchard, tbe Hock, or tbo\nyounger cattle arc safe from his\ngreed. Tho question of policy will\nbu debated in Kxecutivc, und the\ngovernment's attitude us to bear\nrbooting, when and under what conditions, will thereafter be authoritatively announced,\nllie Tourist li anic\nnnrr-\u2014\"'\"-\u25a0\nA SHIPMENT OF FALL GOODS\nJUST TO HAND\n01' Ladies' nnd Children's Wear, Including Underwear,\nand other seasonable requirements.\nMus. A. O. Crick\nTWO DOORS BAST OH EDISON llll* VI Ul\n\"Tlie passenger traffic over my ter\nritoiy during the past summer has\nbeen one of tbo heaviest in the bis\ntory of tho line,\" status R, G. Mc-\nNcillic, c.p.R. district passenger\nagent at Calgary. Mr. McNelllio\ntravels from Swift Current to Revelstoke und from Medicine lint to\nKootenay Landing.\n\"Tbc tourist liotrls on the main\n'a Stlfl Working coupling failed to get |lino have been overcrowded all tbe\nthe water out of the nossle in tho'season,\" bo remarked. \"Our more\ntime they anticipated. No. 2 follow 'than usually heavy passenger busied after nnd made very good time ness has been, of course, largely due\n\u25a0coring a victory over No. 1 by bcv- 'to tbc number of tourists who havo\nera) seconds, thus No. 2 holds both spent the summer months among tbo\ncups this yenr. A large crowd wit- glories of tho North American BwltS\nnessed the races. erlandl as British Columbia has been\ndescribed. Tbo tine weather, nHsist-\n. 'ed by thc extensive advertising nun\nSnaigti cai riud out by thu company\non Monday re- l'\nsuited m a \u00abin for the latter by six\nWickets and lv runs. Tbe locnl bats\nmen unfortunate,y fell down In tbo\nCRICK ET\nTbe cricket match between\nand Kamloop. ..\u201e Monday re- ^\"\u25a0^\u25a0VaVgiiy'rV.p'.insIl.l.\" for the\never increasing crowds of tourists\nwbn spend their holidays in British\nColumbia.\"\n.*. all except Cnpt. Maley, who\nplayt il two good innings of fourteen j\nnot out in tho first and 25 in the New programme ol plcturos at tho\nsecond. Tho heavy rain bud made tho Edison tomorrow,\nTHIRD ANNUAL FALL FAIR*\nUnqualified Success-First Class\nHorse facing-Poultry Exhibit\nthe breat teature-Splendiu\nFruits and Vegetables\nThe Third Annual Fall Fair has\nagain b'.'cn a pracrloal demonstration of tbe lerlility of the soil, the\nenergy and enterprise of the people\nand the honest Interest taken ia tbe\nI industries and tbe development of\ntho natural resources with which\nRevelstoke is so happily blest. The\nfair luiB conic and goii,, and all we\nbave now is its memory to dream\nover uud contemplate the benefits\nthut we hope to derive from a movement of tins kind. Tbe number of\nexhibits this year were well up to\nthe murk both ln iinulity und quantity, and anyone who ubose to rc-\niuumber the fair of I'JU'J could plainly sec that there bus been wonderful\nprogress made during the past year\nin fruit growing, horticulture aud'\nvegetable growing, while the poultry hus taken enormous Btrloos In\nkeen enthusiasm displayed by all\nthe members of tbe Association.\nTHE POULTRY EXHIBIT.\nIn passing the poultry exhibit deserved more than ordinary attention\nand general surprise lias been ox-\npressed at tho large number of exhibits and the magnificent quality of\nthe stock shown. Few people in\nRevelstoke realize what a great work\ntbc poultry tanciurs here were doing\nbut n stroll through tbe orderly und\nwell arranged building conclusively\nproved what large proportions this\nbrunch ol industry lias assumed. The\nstriking point of the whole wus thc\nsplendid condition of tbo birds, in\nspite of tbo fact thnt this is the\nmoulting .I'lisiin, nnd really not the\nbest time to show poultry at ita\nbest. Every breed wns represented,\nnml all were line specimens. This\ndepartment wns admirably managed,\nbeing in the bands of J. J. Devine,\nand the whole exhibit was a .credit\nto the Poultry Association and a\ngreut factor in bringing local poultry iH'fore the public oye. Never\nwas such a tine collection seen hero\nbefore.\nTHE MANAGEMENT.\nPresident A. McRae, ably assisted\nby Vicc-Prcs. A. J. McDonell, and\nSecretary Field, carried out all nr-\nangementa with indefatigable energy, everything working smoothly.\nThe difficulty in transportation to\nthe grounds on the first day was\nremedied on tbe second, while thc\ns.s. Revelstoke wat kindly lent for\ntbc occasion, and afforded a delightful means of visiting thc grounds.\nTHE GROUNDS.\nThe grounds nnd track were in\nlirst class condition, the former being cleared of all brush, weeds and\nother rubbish. From tbe grand\nstand towards the main entrance wus\nn small \"midway\" consisting of refreshments and tea stands and\nninny side shows, und two\nchurches, St. Peter's uud the Metho-\ndisr church did u large business in\ntea and light refreshments, while H.\nManning and R. Muson dispensed\ncandy, fruit nnd other dainties. Several other side shows consisting of a\nPalmist, ring throwing, etc., and a\nlarge booth containing the West wood\nfamily from New Zealand, mad! up\nthe midway attractions. The fat\nboy and girl drew a big crowd.\nMuch interest was taken by the\npeople in tbu race horses and the\nstables were visited by large numbers. Tbo grand stand was well\ntilled each day, while the attendance\ngeneraUy was the largest yet.\nTurning from the fruit, we next\nsec a magnificent display ol Bora!\nexhibits, consisting of pot piuuts,\nsingle blossoms, bouquets, floral designs, foliage ami ferns. Particularly\nfine dahlias iters shown by J, P.\nMcLennan, Mrs. Haggen and Mrs.\nCounter, while T. Stoed'H asters\nwire beautiful, Tbe exhibit of Mowers was particularly attractive ami\nit is grntifying to see tbis branch of\nindustry so far advanced. J.\nMalcy'u showing deserves special\nmention .\nFINE ARTS, FANCY WORK.\n, Exhibits iu tins class were not so\nnumerous ns in previous years, and\nuntil better arrangements are mado\nIor the display of line nrtB and\nfancy work, to keep them Clean nnd\nfree from dust, the entries in thi\t\nclasses Will be very limited. The\nCollection of fancy work showed some\nexcellent specimens, n credit to the\ncity. But ll few exhibited fine nrts\nthis yenr, tho ijmility making up for\nthe quantity.\nIn home cooking, etc., n number of\ndainty cakes, bread, etc., was shown\nbesides fruit preserves, jam, wine,\nand other specimens of culinary skill\nMANUFACTURING.\nAmong tho larger exhibits was a\nlino display Ol doorB, windows, sash,\nWhere to get your supplies\nfor the Hunting Season.\nOur stock of Guns, Rifles,\nRevolvers, Ammunition,\nHunting Knives, Hunter's\nAxes, Match Boxes, Leg-\npi ngs, Coats, Belts, Fishing\nTackle, Re-loading and\nCleaning outfits, Traps and\nTents, Camp Stoves, Compasses, Blankets, etc., is\ncomplete in every respect.\nWe also carry the host line of Groceries\nProvisions for home or camp use. \u25a0 Our\nChoice Teas and fresh ground Coffees\nare especially meeting with a larger\nsale every day.\nBourne Bros.\nGROCERS HARDWARE DEALERS PLUMBERS\nV J\ntm -\u25a0* \u2014i 11\nMen's $5.50 and $6.00 Shoes\nFor $3.75\nWe have about T.\"> pairs of Shoos\nmI ich 'uiil ng.ilaly fm $5.60 nnd Sii (m\nami we .ne now tli'.uiiig them at $3.76\nj cr p iii-.\n'I hue .11 e i-riiip Miiart models for\nyoung mon nnd lh<> io \u2022 o conservative\nshapes for men who desire them.\nThe assor'n e il is made nf Patent C It Skin with Hull Calf\nSkin Upper; Box Calf, Viri Kill; Gun metal and Velour.\nSome Fine Hosiery Snaps\nTlivi> pairs for 25c in Black and assorted shades of Tans.\nfu'l a ion d, winch 8 dd for20c and 'St .\nMcRae Mercantile Co.\nLimited\nCHOICE MEAT\nIs always to be found at this\nmarket. We have a splendid\nvariety at all times.\nWe sell the choicest cuts of L mb\nBeef, Mutton, Veal and Pork.\nLovers of Fine Poultry will appreciate the sort we sell.\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\nUnder New Management\nHALCYON HOT SPRINGS SANITARIUM\nWm. Boyd, Proprietor\nThe Greatest Health Resort on the Continent\nNatural Hot Water in Baths\nOpen All the Year. Natural Hot Water\n12-1 Degrees of Heat\nRates from $12.00 lo $15.00 Per Week\nl \u25a0! nil ll\u2014 l I\n(U'Ul.iiUQ'l 90 r\u00abv\u00abt})\nIce Cream \u25a0' Soft Drinks\nAll Kinds Furnished during\nthe Summer Season\nCowie's Restaurant\nOPEN TILL MIDNIGHT\nmm Tape 2\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE BC\nTHURSDAY, SEPT. BTH, 1910.\n\\Zb fl&aiUlbevalb\nHKD Wi DSKSDAH AN li\n-All'lli* W Al n^,'\nREVELSTOKE. B. C.\nInterior pubttsblno Compang,\nLimited\nSubscription Rates\n|\u201e .. v. ng posl igi lo Kngland, United Stales\n. .; ..*...\nI . .*. potlofflocl\n1.O0\n. 1.00\n1 .\nji! RIXTINQ i-roiui ::> eneouted at roasoD\nIr.KMr-' ' *.-: . \u25a0 I *T\u00bbU' '\" **\nADVERTISING RATES.\n- 1 \":\niliHill\nega\n, * 11\nv ...... . \u25a0 . \u25a0' '*'\u25a0\"\" \"'\"\n,,ii\n, * ll.M.I ll\na per .in. au\nL. 1 \u00bb ''' \u25a0' ''-\n..:..*,\n. . IT.*' All iuIvoi nonl\n.,\n--\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0\n, |i ,i in i \u25a0\nwords in\n il II I ' ' ooU,\n. . \" \u25a0\u25a0'- >\"\"\u25a0'\u25a0\n, . ! rldaj ui\n. , ..., ii . ....)\nsiii.si t. .: \u25a0* .< I on matters ol\n '..\u2022:\u2022 - . ' \u25a0 '\u2022\u2022> \u2122\"\n,j niuuo o\npublli ition, imi\n. . gof good I ' orrespondonoc\n.hould be bru-1.\nDRY FIRE WOOD\nOrder early\nfor delivery Sept,\nthereafter\n15th\nFir,\nBirch, Pine, Spruce, Hemlock\nand Cedar Mixed\nFOR TRICES AND PARTICULARS\nAPPLY TO\nREVELSTOKE GENERAL AGENCIES, Ltd.\nREAL ESTATE, LIFE, I'lRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE\n^\nENTOMBED HI FORTY\nYEARS\nBodies of Mountain Climbers Expected to be Recovered Next\nMonth - Tragedy of the\nnes.\nRevelstoke Two Days\n-Wednesday, Sept. 13-14\nrARVKY, McUAKTKK\nAND 1'INivUA.M\nBARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, KTC.\n.,1 | ,Mi ! :ll..M, KkVKI.\n8.ttt. H. > \u25a0\nMoney '.o loan.\n. . . lake, H '\n'.J. S. HOI lllll.K\nM I .NliHAM\nKerelsuke,\nrni.bnt.ili. U, I',\nJ, A. 11 All'. KV.\nlubrooli\nWILLIAM 1. BKIGUS\nlim .-in*\nSi ih *'.'*i. etc.\nlie! : ! : : \u2014\nIiik i ASAi'ivN Hank o\u00bb COMMERCE,\nihk Molsohb Bank, Etc.\nIR81 ST., REVELSTOKE, B.U.\n,OBEHI SMITH\nLV\n,i greal feature ol local Industries,\nand the exhibits in Hint department\nwere 11 general surprise to all, By\nmeans ol the annual full lair our\nlocal Industries will be encouraged\nanil *ui v!\u25a0 the public, residents and\nvisitors nlikf, some knowledge ol\nwhat Revelstoke can do along agricultural linos mnl prove tbat our adjacent districts are ns desirable - ns\nnny part ol the province to make a\nhome nlul a profitable living.\niZIB\nc. w. o w.\nHootr-noy Lodge NO\nTHE NATIONS HUNUK.\nIt Is rather amusing to hoar ol\nihu extremities to which those with\nsocialistic tendencies will no. in a\nrecent Bpeech nt Victoria, Mr. ('. II.\nHawthornthwaite dealing with tbe\nBoy scout movement stated chat\nin his opinion this new movement\naimed to instil into the minds of\nProvincial Land Surveyor, I tne vcuUl of lhu lmt[,,\u201e a u,ve 0(\nMining Mil veyor , '\nEugiueenuu military pomp, ultra loyalty to tne\nAylni' . monarchy aud stuti', nnd general\nBox l\"i. Bbvklstokk bloodthlrstynoss, not lorgeti.lng\nthai n special object of concern, il.e\nduty of obedience and respect ibe\nMountain view Camp. No. 2I!> employing or master class.\nv * - \u2022*. - I \"''i yiciLc-iiiiyr. in What better teaching and tiJdn'ng\n. n.,i*. * * id. could a boy have than that? Mr.\nA u. osBORNE, Uiu. Com. Hawthornthwaite seems \u2022 to forget\n.'as M'-IVI \\i*.r-. ' lurk.\n that Kngland must maintain her\nsupremacy both on sen and lanu,\nby excellence In the tins , i war nnd\nher sous must bave instilled Into\nthem the Bpirlt of patriotism uud\nthe desire to uphold England's honor and greatness, with llwlr lacs,\nil necessary. England's prowcM on\nlbe battle field, her dignity and\nsplendid pomp have made ber a bat\nshe is. and to cry down nny nove-\ninent which is for the benefit ol the\nEmpire and the peace ol the woe i\nsounds treasonable. Lot o.;r toys\nbe taught to defend their ciiiuy,\nlet them be imbued with the Bp rlt\nof \"service\" and let them learn that\ntheir country's honor nnd the honor\nof the King must be preserved at all\ncosts. Militarism will never hurt\nany boy and the Boy Seoul movement will he a creat factor in elevating the nation anil perfecting the\nUritish race. This condition ol\nthings must go on, and not until\nthe milennlum will Mr. Hawthorn-\nthwaite's dreams of a Eutopian\nworld be realized.\ndevelopment ol tho country, There\nis no reason why a survey of the cost\nof tins work should not be Included\nin the survey which Sir Wilfrid has\npromised, Still the prospect of navigation from the shores of Lake\nKootenay to Revelstoke and to tho\nmain lines ol the G.T.P. and the\nCP.R. is likely to remain a pleasing\ntheory only.\n\"What, may come much sooner is\nnn extension of the ('.N.K. and perhaps tho Q.T.P, westward through\nthe Crow's Nest l'nss. \"\nIS, A F. Ik A IW.\n..Ill 1*\n.\"III III lllll\nM\\-nM . i M\nI'l.i:. Uddloll iw '\n. ilin ilin,1\n'.' 'll PHfll\nB i' hi.\nVisiting\n.. * *\ncxme.\nJ. T. POLLO K. 51 i-.i.h.\nI HAS J. AMAN SB REI l\u00bbl\nBKLK1RK LODGE 12 I O. O* K.\nUie avery Thursday e\\eniiiK in 8\u00ab1-\n, ll .rii Hn.. iu e n'. lock\n\u25a0Visiting '.'ci -,: are\netdlftlly iarir-ixl in attend.\nIBEBBIG08 N.O. J. MATHIF. sue\nCold Range Ledge, K of P.\nno. 26, Revelstoke, B C.\ni BUNKS I) *\n,'. v*i nei' \u2022\n:*.\n* irt\niM.-tUy -\nm M\nr* *..\n-:-\n. * \u25a0\n\u25a0\nBill \u00bbt\n.. .- . .\n\u25a0 :\nMcDON.lL: i\n:.:: >\u2022 \u2022*, K\n! K. 4 S .L.i M.\nMi -\nCourt\nMt. Begbie\n3461\nINLAND WATERWAY,\nThe Nelson News edll\nr>*\nP\nti.l I\nID I. 0.0. 1'. II ill next to\nOi 11 ise, *a *-i y second\n'\u25a0'\n\\ . iili.illy wel-\nf*\nC I'... L'i '.!.\u2022\u2022\u25a0' e Harte.\n!;\u2022\u2022 .-Si . II. \\V. Y.ln\\ \\ii,-\nV\nJRICA\nCon, i\nChe flfeail*1bcralb\n.\n-i'AV, .-Ki T. -\",-i i. 1910.\ni . \u2022 Prov\nBtppeni\nI:.-\n|iavi- hi.\n. \u25a0\nll.a: Bl .*.--,\n\\: . .a cl.il\nI by d\n'\u25a0 he\nI tnewhal slmllai\nI lenccd\nu . fi .r\nifht.\nTHF. FALL FAIR\ni into his-\n\u25a0 .\nI \u25a0 - \u25a0 : -Hit late\nI of thi prhole, As a\n\u2022\n| lali was in. '\nll'in. nr. 1 what\nI li >\" \u25a0 .- made In\nWlculture. limt growing, t rtli\nI ..-\u25a0. ;*\"\u25a0',': f brei \u2022 Am the\n* nrt\" and ii ence. Thi\nnnd quantity ol tbi ti ll\ni * i .TnitiF was hi.fh grade,\nI* i trbal o r \u2022 >U ic i-npabl*\nIf produclni Poultry bt-ffding U\nmurks:\n\"The delegate Irom Revelstoke who\nBpoke \"ii the quest ion \"f ren\nstacles to the navigation ol thi\nColumbia raise I an 1\nwhen he discussed the valu\t\nfor the\nn Brltlso\n\"He estimated that by an i tpi\nture i real\ncould be made , rae\nRi ve! ' \u25a0 the G Ps\n*\nthe adjacei I and also\nvi ling lor Revelstoki\nway * t'lls\n1' *\n*\n\u2022 G.T.P, territory\n.Vi-\nIl. ten \u25a0\n\u25a0\n... \u25a0 tati\ni ..\". I: II\n...\ne C.N.R. an\n\u25a0\n' P R.\n.... th Kootenay is\nthe\ni ; iml .a \u25a0\u00ab ' ild -\u2022 \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 lepi\nthe CP.R. Ioi ' that river or to ai\n,...i. t. Thai the Kooti\nnay rivei e made na\nalso.\n\" The dl '\".Uy in this caae is one\ni Tl \u25a0 (all between Lake Koote\nnay and I i i'.mbift is less than\nen Lake Erie and Lake\nmtat ii of traffic is so\n.. an expenditure\n\u25a0 enl canal\nbetween those lake oul ol the iu\u00abst\n\u25a0 i no such canal would be n\n\u25a0 : to provide Bay a nix fool\nchannel. Again the volume nf \u00bbal\nr m the Kootenay rivei I nol so\n\u2022 thai ii would be necc my to\ni anali It ler to put In the\nnecessary locks. Agalni I the cost\n. , t the value of tho watei\ndeve1o| ed and any value it.\ni have lot Irrigation purposos.\n\" Making all allowances, however,\nthe coi i would luobably be problbl\nt|vc in the prcbent Btngc of tbo\nSchool Trustees Convention\nThe li. G. School Trustees Association will hold its annual convention\nnt Kelowna on September l.ii.H. A\nlarge attendance Is e&pectod this\nyear.\nThe [allowing announcements ure\nmade for the benefit of those who\npurpose attending tbe convention:\nInvitations nre extended to provincial school Inspectors to be present,\nand, where possible, school teachers.\nAll school districts In lhe li prov -\nlnce are entitled to semi delegates.\nExhibits of tbe Politico Relief\nmails, the new international Encyclopedia and other exhibits will prob\nnnly he on display.\nMany anil important resolutions\nare in bund from the various school\nboards. Copies will be banded the\ndelegates Inter.\nin her .subjects which huve been\nsuggested Ior discussion, if time\npermits are:\nThe use of school gardens, inspection from the trustees standpoint,\nagricultural education; salary schedules; the program of studies tor\nrural schools uud what, it should include from the standpoint of (a) tho\ntrustees, tl)j the teacher.\nImprovement of school grounds by\ntree planting,\nAll delegates should purchaso Bing-\nle lirst-class tickets and have agent\ngive a en uhi'iiic. ii to travel ovei t\".iiui lines take certitlcato from\neach,\n('resent certificate to th.* secretary\nol convention for signature, and if\nImi hold these certi\nwill bo returned [ree. II less than\ninn, then al ono :;..' I i ate Tickets\nthe Kri\nday precedin t t ick< ts al\nt m minuti - Del\n\u25a0\ndd huve sl\nEarly nest mouth the village of\nOhamoulz, lying among the foothills\nof Mount llluuc, Switzerland, ia expected to witness thu dual act in au\nAlpine tragedy which forty years ago\nthrilled not only the old world but\nthe new.\nThree tourists uud ci(;bt guides\nwere overcome hy tlie cold and sull-\nered a slow and agonizing death\nnear Llle summit of Mount liliiiu', on\nSeptember 7, 1S70.\nline of the victims wus Mr. John\n0. Randall, treasurer ol a savings\nbank at Qtilncy, Mass., whose life\nambition wus to climb Mount llluiu'.\nlie did it and death wus the prico,\nMr. Randall's bo.ly has laid for\nforty years within the gnat Dos-\nsoms glacier, a collin of ice, progressing inch by inch downwards 0\nfew hundred feet every year. About\nhim nre tlie bodies of live of the\nguides.\n! The hoilifs of the two other tourists\u2014Dr. James Bean, an American\nand the Kev. George McCorkindale,\nu Scottish minister\u2014mul three more\nguides, were discovered not many\ndays after the tragedy.\n| Mr. Randall's Widow died nineteen\nyears ago, but Miss Edith Randall,\nthe second child, hus been twice in\nrecent years to Switzerland to visit\nthe Blow-moving tomb\nAL. G. BARNES\nRing Wild Animal\n\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\nol her lather.\n*\n\u25a0\n-\n\u25a0\n'\nWAITING ANT) WATCHING\nThe villagers of Chamonlx nre\nwaiting and watching. l'Trst an al\npenstock tuny be discovered, or an\naxe. Then the thinning ice may re\nveal tho body, which can be released\nby cutting through the glacier surface.\nPathetic, indeed, is the story of\nMr, Randall's visit to the country\nwhere be met his death, In his diary\nunder dnte May 25, 1870; the day\nwhen he left his home in America,\nappears the following entry.\n\"Today I begin the realization of\nthe dream of my whole Lite, After\nmany misgivings and doubts 1 decided a few days ago to visit Europe\nsaid goodbye, and kissed my dear\nwife and babies,\"\nIt was on September G that Mr.\nRandall began the ascent of Mount\nBlanc from the Grand Mulcts Inn,\nwith Dr. Bean, Mr. McCorkindale and\n. guides. The weather ..us bad\nund the wind frightful.\ni .,, : in the Chamoi ix Valley re\ncognizing tbe danger, endeavored i\"\nwatch the progrc - i I tlie party\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n.*,, 11* seen\n\u25a0\nIves down\n\u25a0\n,. hy the force of the gale.\nft ui. the except ii n ol one more\nol the\nMount\nand the\nI knew a disaster\ntakei thi ; arty.\ni'ARTY.\n*\n*\nit .\u25a0 hun-\n*\n*\nti * by\n. i knap\nmn.le\n\u25a0\ntho party\n200 Marvellously Trained Wild Beasts. 21 Sensational\nAnimal Acts. The Only Real Wild Animal Circus on Earth\nA herd of Performing Elephants, AFrican Lions, Persian\nLeopards, Bengal Tigers. Russian Bears Riding Arabian\nStallions. Barne's Military Concert Band of 25 Musicians.\nClean, Moral, Sensational and Instructive. 20 Double Length\nRailroad Cars, Acres of Waterproof Canvas,\nAfternoon and Night, Ram or Shine\nRevelstoke, Two Days, Tuesday,-Wednesday. Sept. 13-11\"\nCauld be found.\nTho bodies whicli had been found\nwero brought down to Chamonlx und\nnfter a'service in the village church\nwere buried in the graveyard.\nA notebook was found in Dr.\nDean's pocket, in whicli appeared tlie\nfollowing pencilled message to his\nwife.\n\"My dear llcssn . We have been\non Mount Blanc Ioi two days in a\nterrible snowstorm. We have lost OUT\nivaj. and nre In a hole scooped out\nol tbe Bnow at u height of 16,000 ft.\n1 huve no hopo of descending. We\nhave no food; my feet, nre already\nfrozen, and I om exhausted. 1 huve\nonly Btrengtb to write u few words\nl die in the faith of Jobub i.'hrist,\nwith affectionate thoughts of my family. My rememberance to all.\"\nINCORPORATED 185G\nCapital Paid Up \u25a0 $3,500,000\nRest Fund - - $3,500,000\nHas 65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents\nin all the Principal Cities oi the World.\nA GfcNl RAL OANKINQ BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nAt all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager.\nThe p'T'tul serplce in Switzeiiand\nis very complete and convenient.\nLarge parcels, trunks und packagos\nol all kinds are pent hy n.ail nt b\nlow cost. You may teen see\nthc letter carrier lending >i ycung\ncalf that baa l i mailed to a uie\ni.int.\nW \\NTKIi Mlnel and Muckers. Apply to i 0, i'ii lley, Hotel rtcvei-\n;',, Rent, house lurni he I\nApply to W. J.\n*. Third St., city.\nCummings Transfer Co. Ltd.\nFreight and Parcels Promptly Collected and Delivered\nB ggage Transferred and General Draying\n, in iiitin c and Piano Moving a Specialty\nOffice Coiner Connaught Avenue and Second Street\nFhrnc 276 REVELSTOKE, B.C. Night Call 71\nJ\nivrY l^jstoi\nHere's a woman never heard o'\nWHITE SWAN SOAP.\nAin't it awful--the prevlence o'\nEnny woman th.it don't know\nWHITE SWAN SOAP\nain't a good wife er mother.\nYours Soapily,\nANN NONYMOUS.\nClearing Sale of Boys' Suits\nFROM FIVE TO FUURTEEN YEARS\n4 Suits, Size 22 $350 to $4 50 for $2 and $2.50\nG Suits, Size 23 4 00 to 4.75 for 2 and 2.50\n4.00 to\n3 50 to\n3.00 to\n3.50\n\u2022 to 3$, $5 nnd $6 for $2.75 & $3.50\n4 Suits, Size 24\n2 Suits, Size 25\n2 Suits, Size 26\n2 Suitt, Size 27\n1 _\u2022 j piece Suits, 2\n5.00 for\n2 and\n2.50\n5.00 for\n2 and\n2.50\n4.00 for\n2.50\nMeKinnon 6 Sutherland\nFl I-REFORM CLOTHING Tnin\nMAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE, B. C.\nPage 3\nIf\nOOK! LOOK AM)\nActual comparison ol Eastern Catalogue price?, freight\nO WSON'8 PRICES\niv K\nil, with\nSS..\n>VSk\npZhy'''-i-.\n*aWgjj(!l\n\u00a3 ;;''*'V;;^ i\nIS\n-II\nWinnipeg price\nWeight\nFreight\nTotal\nHowson's\nPrice delivered\nKitchen Chairs 50c.\n101b.\n23c.\n73c.\n\u25a0\u2022\n\"\n70c.\nKitchen Cabinet $6.75\n1501b.\n$3.53\n$10.72\nii\nii\n$9.60\nDining Table 10.55\n1651b.\n387\n14.42\nii\nii\n14.40\nDining Chairs 68c.\n121b.\n28c.\n1.16\nit\nii\n1.20\nDresser and Stand 8.95\n1501b.\n3.52\n12.47\nii\nii\n13.00\n1.25\n1601b.\n3.76\n15.01\nti\nit\n14.00\nBed 3.55\n601b.\n1.41\n4.96\nK\nii\n5.20\nBed 5.3!>\n681b.\n1.59\n6 94\nii\nii\n\u2022 7.20\nDominion Spring 2.40\n601b.\n1.41\n381\nii\nit\n4.00\nChild's Cot 5.10\n751b.\n1.76\n6.86\nii\nii\n7.20\nOstermore Mattress 15.00\nii\nii\n16.50\nWe make our profit by shipping in oar load lots, thereby Baving freight rates. Bring\ncatalogue (zivmu description ol oilier gooiln not specified in thiB lisl to our store nml we\nwill prove our statements, Remember we deliver mauls and set up free Irom breakage.\nHOAVSON & CO - REVKLSTOKE, B. C.\namMBMivm&za&xsaixkEmzszi\nCentral Hotel\nAbrahamson Bros., Props.\nEnlarged ami Impioved,\nFirst Class in every respect.\nLarge Sample Kooms.\nAll tiimlern convenience\nRates, $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates\nRevelstoke, B.C.\nORIENTAL HQTEL^\nsuitably furnished with the choicest the\nmarket affords, Best Wines, Liquors and\nCig.irs. Rates $1 n -Uy. Monthly rate,\n\u2022j. jk l,j3:b::rt stolid prop\n1 -;*j* . >e\u00bb \u00bbr-w\u00ab..'.w.'4?j\u00ab<\nTHE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPSR1T CO.\nLIMITKP.\nNOTICE.\nRevelstoke l.iiil Disl 1 iri.\n1 lis 1 lei ot West Kootenay,\nNotice is hereby given thut 0>days\niit'ri' iiiii* ii'ii'ot I, EtueBI Kilwiiio\nHull, ot II, refold, England, occtipn\nll\"ii niohiii et, Intend to npply tu Uie\nl liiel t oimiii-sioiii f 1 f [.units, For p 1 -\niiiissioii to pi 11 chase the following described lands:\nUlUllllll'llcitlg nt II po-t ; lilnli ll :ll\nthe smith-we t coin, r of il. ,1. Il\\.\nhanis'pre-emption, Unlona bay, \\\\ 1-1\nKooiinny District, U.U., ami marked\n\"Ernest Edw ul Uah'a N. E uoiiiei\nposi,\" nicn i'-40 chaius Bomb; thence\n811 chains \\v si; thence 20 chains north;\nilii'iii'.' lo chains i'iim : thence 20 chains\nnorth; llu nee 20 chiiiiseasi 10 poii.t\nnf ci'iiiuii-iiii'ini'iit, iim ultiing in ..11\nil'l) .H-U'S 111\" 1' ll'-S.\nDated 1 liis IS'li duy nf June, llilo.\nEbxk8t l-.'iiwA 1:1 > Hall,\nnog luil ul II. f. Ii.,11, Agenl\nEXAMINATION FOR INSPECTOR\nOF STEAM BOILER AND\nMACHINERY.\nEXAMINATIONS (or the position\nof Inspector of Steam Boilers nml\nMachinery, under the \"Bteatn Boilers Inspection Act, 1910,\" will ho\nheld at the Parliament Buildings,\nVictoria, oommenolng November 7th,\nlaio. Application and instruction\nforms can lie hn.il on application to\ntlio undersigned, to whom the formor\nmust he returned correctly filled In,\nnot later than October 8-ltb, 1910.\nSalary $130.00 per month, increasing\nat the rate ol $5.00 per month eaoh\nyenr to a maximum ot fiso.oo.\nJOHN PECK,\nChief Inspector ol Machinery,\nNew Westminster, B, 0,\n1st Sept.. to Oct. 20.\nConsiderable Inten .1 is being manifested in ihi' forthcoming engage\nmi'iii in this city of tin' Al. (I.\nBarnes Big Three Ring Wild Animal\n('irons, which is scheduled to give\n(.nn* performances here on Tuesday\nnml Wednesday, Beptember lilth nml\n14th. This organization, tlie only\nhie ti'nii'ii attraction to appear in\nUiii' : iri ion of Canada during the\nprosonl season, is transported on its\nown special train of twenty double\nlongth railroad ems, and has appeared in connection with nil of the\nmore prominent exhibitions throughout the provinces, Including Calgary,\nBrandon, Baslcatoon and Edmonton.\nEvery where it has give unbounded\nc \u2022\u25a0.\u2022.. r. * '\n\\5u5' r * - :\u2022 '\nDominion\nRailway Doll of Diitish Columbia\nThe ilntr for the 1 uiu 11 g Into Fn\nImport direct from country of origin.\nWHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY.\nRTtlVELSTOK\"E il. O.\nNOTK E.\nIu tl c in itter nl 1111 I'pp'inn'ion Ue\nlieiiui-'ii 11 iluplieui- I'. ititii-Ht \u25a0 1 I\nl'i le to I. us 8 .mn I) block 17, l'o.n\n1 It* velsioke, *>inp lioUA.\n.N . ice is n- 11 \u2022\u2022.. giviu th it it in in j\nin en 1 11 I\" . cut .a 1 lie ' .\\, . :i ii.n 1\nnm In nl li uf'.er the lii - pub ie .1 ioi\nicreo ,1 il pi lute 11 Ihe Ci r He !\u2022\ni.l fn ie to the Hhi ve mentioned lot h in\ntin' nu in 0 11 John K I ny'or, \u00ab1 ic!\ni . n ilie ne i\u00bb iliiu d 1 lie 11 n 0! Ms\\,\nI 1903, iu il numbered 2386 \\.\n\u25a0Sa.mi.. it. Roe,\ni'1-uici Registrar.\nLand Registry Ollice,\nNelson 11 C, Jtny 2b, l'.HO. jl27 lm\n01111\n\"I Iln- In w nuil 'I'\"'\nchanged. A uev. dn e will he s,-i\nUntil further uutice nu enl 1 les\ngrunted in'he New Wpstniinmi\noi 1 uiul nisi uf [lunge 18, w\nSixth hum iiii.111 ierliiivi'.\nP. Q\nOttawa, June 29, 1010,\nCertlBcati! of\nUnion Hotel\nRESTAURANT\nUnder New Mmagement\nWHITE HELP ONLY\nStewart Macdonald\nProprietor\nH. B. STONEX\nPractical..\nMachinist\nRepairs ol nil kiiuL nea'ly carried 01\nBicycle and Gun work as|iecialty\nEstimates given 011 any class\nof work.\nFront Street.\nNOTICE.\nRevelstoke Land District,\nDistrict of West Kootenay,\nTake notice that I, iv Mi (iiihlan nl\nArrowhead, B.U.. occupation Lumberman! intend to apply fori etuiission 10\nI purchase the following described lauds:\nCommencing at a post planted at\nthe Northwest cornet of Lot 8291,\nthence80 chains west: thence00 chaius\nnorth to T. L. lt)97ii: thence 80 chains\neast along the line ot T.L. 10070 to tin\nLuke Bhure; thence along the Inki*\nshore to point ot commencement, containing inin hundred aud eight; aoiei\nmore or lees.\nKiiuuhii McGABRAN.\nArrowhead, B.O., June 28th, lulu.\njly SI 2m\nSIGNS\nAll kinds\nReasonable Prices\nPainting and\nPaper Hanging\nSatisfaction Guaranteed\nR. Z. CRAWFORD\nCor. Third St. and Robson A vomit\nPalace Restaurant\nMcKenzie Avcnu\nFruit, Candies, Ciga'e,Tol>acco,\nMeals 35 cents,\nA. H. Sing, Proprietor\nCEMENT BLOCKS\nManufacture! for ah ciuanBi of bulldirgs\nCEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE\nFIRE CLAY AliO FIRE BRICK.'\nFor <*nlfl in Inrjni'-tr snuill \u00bb|*rjiiili io* ^,~*\nnl thn lowest pricM for onili\nAll kinds of but) Unu nnd plait fllig\nULiluriitkuu\nFoote & Pradolini.\nREVELSTOKE\nUNION HOTEL\nARHO M1KAU, B. C,\nSpecial Attention jrivon to commercial\nmen and touiists. First-clam sample\nrooms. Fines! wi'iirry in Itritisli I'oluiH-\nliia, ovnrlookiiiK Upper Arrow Lake.\nW. J. Lightburne, .Prop\nNOTICE\nNm pi*-e. Wi ll Ii and \\ih lina\n; ll\" 1 Minenn I line, -itu He\nTimuI Luke Miniiii; l>i\\ ision of\nKooteiiiiy District.\nWl ele lii'iiii il: i'n S111 |i* i-e (1\nNm 1 li n-i 1. of 1. ii-ilo 1 ii er,\nTike; notu u ih,1 1, 1\nWii..., m'l mn 111 iiji'n: r.'r Wi\nA Y., :e. Y Minn's Celt.I\nNiiui'.ei I! |;mtl nnd David Moi\nI-' M .. N.n,,1, 1 n niotifi, inii nd,\nda) En 111 il ili* lii' nl, lo il| |.|v |o the\nMinn (t 10 e 'filei I' i* >i Oi i iHciili) nf\nl'i pr 1 en en's, lor Hie pinpiise of\niih'iii ing aCioivn Uiiinl uf the above\n\u25a0 I. iim.\nAud further takenotiee thai action,\nnidei Section 87, n.n 1 hu commenced\nhefote Ihe Issimni e of niich Certificate\nof Improvements.\nHated thlsiBid day nf lum', A. D ,\n1010,\n0. I!. N. Wii.kik,\n'l'i.\"ii Lake, 11. C.\nNOTSCE TO THE PUBLIC.\nE. G. BURRID^E\nTlnsmithing, Repairs, ot Air\nPipe und Furnace Work\n-WORK SHOP-\nConnaught Ave. - Revelstoke\nPortland\nCement\nLARGE STOCK\nON HAND OF\nJosson Brand\nBELGIAN CEMENT\ntin bai n-i\nR. V. Winch\nC& Co., Ltd.\nSuccess-mi to\nli 1I.1. Ward \\ i'o.. Lid.\nVancouver, li. c.\nNOTICE.\nKevelstoke Land District.\nDistrict of Wi si Kootenay.\nTake notice that Charles A, li in uni,\nof Kevelstoke, li. (.'., occupation,\ncruiser, intends bo apply for permission\nto purchase the fullowiuK described\nlands; *\u25a0\nCommencing at a post planted ou\nthe trail leading from McOullough\nCreek to French Greek, about a quarter\nof a mile distant mid in an easterly\ndirection from Goldstream, marked\n\"S. A. Bai mini's North-East Corner\";\nthence south 80 chains: thence wesl\nSO chains; thence north 80 chains;\nthence east 8U chains 10 poiut ol commencement, containing 010 acres,\nmore or less.\nOhableh August Barnum.\nDati d August :>nd, HII0,\nNOTICE.\nRevelstose Land Disti let.\nDistrict of \\\\ isl Kootenay.\nTake notice llmt .li.li-i 8. Barnum, ul\nKevelstoke, B.C., Occupation iini-i'l.\nintends to apply for periuirsion to\npiinli ise the following described lands;\nCommencing at a posl planted on\nthe trail leading from MoCullougb\nCreek 10 French! reek,aboul aquattei\nof a mils distant ami in an caster!)\ndirection from Goldstream marked\n\"J. S. li,unions North-West Corner\nPost; ilieiiie -1 mii gu chains; thence\neast mj chaius; thenoe not ih Bu chains;\nthence west (HI chains to the place ot\ncommencement containing tun acre*\nmore or less.\nJohn 8. Raunim.\nDated An, nst 2nd, 1010.\nEDWIN KELLY\nThe World's foremost lion mnster,\nwith the Al. (i. Barnes Hit; Tlireo\nRing Wild Animal Circus.\nsatisfaction aud if it sustains in ever\nso slight u degree the enviable rcpu-\nTI1.1t at a meeting held by he Kev-' ,\u201e,, \u201e ,,,,*, , .,\nelstoke Dairy AtaiTclnilnn the follow- to ^tablUhed In other sections,\ning resolution was passed j'1 isi a certainty that local amuse-\nThat the public be notified lhat on ment lovers have a rare treat in\n.\u2022uul after the 1st, day of Septemli r, 'store\nllllll, until the Ui iliy of May. lull,\nihe pi ice of milk \"ill advance tn plghi\nquarts in the dollar, instead of in .is\nuefore, on aoi ounl of the continued\nIry weather and the high prices of\nin v,'mil feed the coining winter.\nTint milk will lie deliver, d only onco\n1 il iy, ami that all accounts must he\n.qunred once a month. (Signed)\nI'hn-. Lewis, N. I'.sucreta\nF. Plconi ti. A. Il.inei*\n\/,. Bandera A. tf. Ourlson\nllugli IS. K. Smythe\nNOTICE\nK\"Velsloki' Land District.\nDistrict of West Kootenay.\nTake notice that I, Julia A. Simp-\nTlie big animal circus, which is\nheralded as: \"The only real wild\nanimal circus on earth,\" is unique\nin that the entire performance is\ngivcu by animal actors in charge of\ntheir respective trainers, More than\ntwo hundred trained wild and domestic animals, monarches of forest\nand field, sea anil stream, contribute\nto tbe performance, whicli is given\nIn three gigantic steel ribbed rings,\nor arenas. One feature, us unusual\nas it is commendable, rests in the\nfact that all of the animals comprising tbu big collection take part\nin the performance) and none arc\nfor purposes of exhibition\non, of Arrowhead, occupation mar\nled woman, intend lo apply for per\nmission to purchase the following carried\ndescribed lands: merely. Included in tlie number are\nCommencing at a post planted at'UonB\nthe south-east coiner of Lot SHOO,\nthence west in chains, thence south 7\nchains more or less to lake shore,\ntheuce along lake shore lo point of\ncommencement,\nDated June 2lllh. 1010,\nly 2 00d JULIA A. SIMPSON.\n[\u25a0'OK SALE- -WarehouseonSmeltci\nTrack. Apply HEVKL8TOKB S.UVMI1 1,\nCo\nA SNAP\u2014Five Roomed House and\nLot for sale with Furuiture, no\nreasonable oiler refused.\u2014Apply to\nA. Tevin, Second Btreet, enst.\n.Moving |iii tuns Friday umi But-\nuxday at the Edison Theatre.\nNOTICE\nNOTICK is HEREBY GIVHN that\nal the meeting of tbe Boatd of Licensing Commissioners for the City of\nRevelstoke to lie held next after the\nliilili at ion of llii*-iml iie foe a period\nofthlily days, Ihe undersigned will\napply to the .-aiii Board for permission\nto transfer lo John O. Laughton and\nClayton Tapping, of Kevelstoke, the\n11 tail liqtii i' li< ense now belli by me iu\nrespect of tbo premises al Uevelstoke\nknown as the Windsor Hotel.\nDated Aug. 2oih, 1010,\n11. .1. Banbury,\ntigers, leopards, pumas, jagu-\nPrompt Settlement\nKevelstoke, 11. (J., Aug. 18th.\nH. U. Uolibius, Esq.,\nAgent Columbia Fire\nInsurance Co., Kevelstoke.\nDear Sir,\u2014\nI have to acknowledge with thanks\ncheque of the Columbia Fire Ins.\nI Co., for puo.uo in settlement of my\n(claim for loss at Salmon Arm, and\nj thoroughly appreciate the manner in\nwhieh this claim was settled\nYours truly,\nS. McMAIlON.\nNOTICK\nKevelstoke Land District.\nIiiiiiu 1 .ii U'.-i Kootenay.\nTake nolice tlml litta MeCarter. of\nRevelstoke, fix'., Spinster, intends in.v,\napply for pcrminsion lo purchase ilieiol-',\nlowing described l.nul:\nCommencing nl n post planted on tin*\ni\\iM b.iiik of ilu- Columbia River at the\nNorth-went corner of l-\"i 83O1, Group 1,\nKootenay District, and marked \"I'.ii.i\n.MiI uriei's noiilh-wcst corner posi,'\"\niIu'ihv easl tn ili.in**.; llieuce nun li 80\nehuins; tlienee wesl |0 chains more or l< s\u00bb\nto the easl bank ul the Columbia River\ntIt. in-,* south along the east bank of tile\nColumbia Kivei So (Indus more or less i\"\niln- poini el i eiiiim in i nii'n', containing\n;.'o acres more 01 less.\nETTA Mi CARTER,\nUy bei ugenii Albert Forsland.\nDalcd lilli Aiiynsi, I'JiU. iuij; if an\nNOTICK\nRevelstoke Lunil District.\nDistrict of West Kootenay.\nTake notice that 11. W. Crawford,\nol Qerrard, li. C, occupation engine-\ninteiuls lo upply for permission\npurchase the following described\nlands:\nCommencing at a post planted ten\nchains from the south eust corner\nof Fullmor's pre-emption, Lot 7491,\ntlieinx west 40 chains along tbo\nsouth boundary of Lot 74'J1, thence\nsouth 25 chains, thence onBt 40\nchains, thonce north 25 chains to\npoinl \"i commencement.\nDated August 27th, 1910.\nHECTOR W. CRAWFORD\nLoCUtcil by W. E*. Ub nu, A,;i*nl\nnrs, panthers, camels, bears, dogs,\nponies, gouts, mankeys, sea lions\nmnl zebras.\n1 Col. Barnes, who owns, controls\nand operates the big organisation,\nis this hcusoii featuring Millie Uarnes\nwho presents the equestrian lion,\nNero, a full grown black muned African lion, and the only one ol his\nspeclOB known to tbe profession \u2022 of\nentertainment that has ever been\neducated to perform while retaining\nhis seat on tlie back of a running\nhorse. Thin act is all tho more\nremarkable when it is remembered\nthat the lion ami the horse, in their\nnative state, are known to he deadly enemies. Martha Florlne, a diminutive bit ot Dresden doll-like fom-\nininity, docs almost unbelieveable\nthings with a mixed group of genuine Imported spotted Persian leopards and South American panthers,\nono of the least dependable animals\nknown to the annals of animal mastery.\nKuwin Kelly enters the enclosure\nwith seven black maiieil African lions\nand liming tlie course of his exhibition of animal mastery feeds them\nraw ment from bis naked hands and\nlips.\nTun Buckley presents a group ol\nacrobatic uud comedy S iamese ele-\nI'liiniis, mobsterous creatures that\nrun a laundry and conduct a bather\nshop, as well as perform uuuier.\": i\nother stunts almost past ci,m,)icm-union. Captain Stonewall, formerly\nof tbe good ship Viola, introduces a\nremarkable school of educated sea\nlions. Big Dick, the bright particular star ol the group actually\nlays ball with his captor and\ntrainer, juggles objects with all tbe\ndextority ol a human performer and\nconcludes his remarkable performance\ny balancing a ball on the tip ol hia\naristocratic nose while retaining his\nseat on tlie hack of a running horse.\n.Master tlcorge Settler delights the\nchildren with his equine and canine\nparadox, and, in fact, no less tl'.nn\ntwenty one sensational wild animal\nacts are presented during the course\nof thc performance, which lasts approximately two hours and tittecn\nminutes.\nThere will be n number of thrilling\nopen air free attractions twice daily\nany one of which will he worth going miles to witness, and thc company carries its own military concert band of twenty-four pieces. Tw-i\nperformances will he given laily, afternoons at two thirty, and evenings\nat eight. Do not forget the date,\nTuesday and Wednesday, September\n13th and 14th.\nMails Close\nclose at Revelstoke\naa\nand\nThe mails\noIIowb;\nFor eastern polntB\u20149 a. m.\np. m.\nFor western points\u20144:25 p. m, and\n7:45 p. m.\nFor southern points\u20149 a. m.\nCity mail boxes are cleared week\ndays at 7:45 a.m. and 3:15 p. m.,\nand Sundays at 3:15 p. m.\nRailway Time Table\nThe following is the new summer\ntimetable of tho C. P. It., showing\ntimes of arrival and departure of\n'rain at Revelstoke.\nWESTBOUND\nNo. 1 arrives 0:05, departs G.2o a.m.\nNo. U7 arrives 'i.2o departs 345 p.m.\nNot 5 arrives 4:55, departs 5:15 p.m.\nEASTBOUND\nNo. '2 arrives 12:35 midnight, departs 12:46 midnight.\nNo. 00 arrives 11:30 a. m., departs\n11:60 a. m.\nNo. 6 arrives 7:20, a.m., departs\n7:40 a.m.\nARROWHEAD BRANCH\nLeaves Revelstoke 9:35 a. m., Br-\nIves Revelstoke 4:30 p. m.\nHOUSE FLIES\nare titlchrtj in\nmanuie an'J revel\nin filth. Scientist* hive diKoverrd th&t ihey are\nlargely responsible (oi the spread of Tuberculous,\nTyphoid, Diphtheria, Dysentery, Infantile Dtacuea\nof the Bowels, etc Every packet of\nWILSON'S\nFly Pads\nwill kill mote fliei than 300 sheet*\nof sticky paper.\nMoving pictures Friday and\nurday at the Edison Theatre.\nSat- PltPC 1\nTBE MAIL-HERALD. REVELSTOKE, B. C\nBUSK FIRES CAN BE\nnot seem disposed to take of their\nown motion, should, I think, bo itn-\n__|posod and enforced l>y law, ln my\nnRiK \"pinion, the law Bhould roquire the\niliULit burning 0( brush us it is cut. Furth-\n inii'ni', every log should lie taken\n. . , , out, Wborovor one travels, lie limls\nInsurance Aoiuster Ricnardson m io6s rotting, ..sunny with brush\n1 piled on them, and when the Are gets\nin this dry stuff, off it goes, ir the\nloggod areas were properly cleared\nns tlie work of logging proceeded, a\nlargo proportion of tho brush flres\nwould never occur, or would not\nroach large proportions.\nPUT OUT IN'i'il'lKNT FIRES.\n\"Tbo oflicors i\u00bb charge ol tho\ngovorumont's Bro prevention work,\nw liile many of them are very capable\nmen, do not follow what in my op\ninioi. is the right system. It. Bhould\nbe fully grasped thai incipient Bros\nare dangerous, and with a chango\n,,1 conditions, as a sudden wind, may\nescape from control and cause groat\ndestruction. For this reason, allowing smnll bush flres to burn unmolested, with one or two men keeping\nwatch, is an entirely Inadequate\nmethod.\n\"Thc lire that wiped the city of\nFertile out of oxistonco wus burning\nfor two weeks iu the Imsli in the\n.alley below tho city. A force of\n20U or 300 mi'ii should have been sent\nand iu the early stageB it could\nhavo boon put out, and tbat appalling catastropby averted, lnsrcad of\nthat, i. was watched, and a sudden\ngalo swopt ii over tho doomed city.\n\"People living in the Whitewater\ndistrict inform mc that Ior a week\nor two beforo tho recent Whitewater\ntire, Bevoral snmii rues were burning\nalong tlie tracks ol the C, P. it*\nTins showed negligence both on tbe\npari of the railway company and ol\ntho liro wardens. When tbe conditions suddenly became favorable,\ntheso flres 1'iive rise to the great\nlire that cost both property and life.\n\"The rule should bo adopted of f\"l-\nlowing up every clue and sign of tire\nSays There Are Better Methods of Prevention and Cure\ntor This Menace\nThat tho wiping out of tho city ol\nFermc in the short space ol four\nhours two years ago was a prevent\nuble waste of life and property; that\nthe Whitewater disaster of recent\nhistory ought never to hnvo occur\nr.'d, and that othor lesser scourges\not bush Ores huve chielly been in tbe\npreventable class, is the criticism\nmade by A. A. RicharflBon, of Van\ncouver, thc well known Insurance adjuster.\nMr. Richardson arrived by the\nCrow boat last Tuesday ut Nelson,\nhaving adjusted a $lil)UU loss oi logs\nat Gallosvay, lbe property of tho\nCrows Nest l'ass Lumber company .\nlie met representatives of tbe Sulmo\nShingle company, whicb sintered loss\nfrom the latest bush lire at tialmo.\nHefore lie leaves the city be Will\nwind up matters in connection with\nthe Silver King mine loss from tho\nbush lire on Toad mountain.\n\"Since June 1, 1 have been\ngaged exclusively in adjusting\nlosses that buvc occurred from\nflres,\" said Mr. Richardson,\nseen ut tbe Hume. \"Usually\n| If s easy to grew plants Im\nI n \u00a9HEE-hiiie-Iies\nie\nr-r- vi\n2; 'i * - ' r '\n8 Sunshine Air\n1 humi\nrjEOPT.E living in homes heated with\ni ordinal*} furnaces often claim they\ncannol grow plants with any degree\nif rhcci - . i his is due in the fact dial or-\nS,\ni\nI Pure,Warm\n| Sunshine Air\na ^ i a i dinar} furnaces an: ;tol provided with an A ;>\"w] ;,\u00bb-*vY\nAuloiiiatic Gas Dam cr. There is nothing pOW^iJ\nto prevent coal-gas, \\ hich is deadly to plant '\", \u25a0 \u2022:' I\n*\nife, being forced up through the registers.\nhoT'-i\nen-\nlire\nbush\nwhon\nabout\n70 per cent, of the work conies to my\nbunds, but tbis season what t Iiave\nhandled amounts to only about '2n\nper cent. All over the province the\nseason lias been the driest for some\nyears, with tbe result that bush flres\nhave been mine prevalent and more\ndestructive than ordinarily. Tbe loss\nof insurable property is quite as\nlarge as is generally understood, of In the bush Whenever smoke is seen\ntbc general loss in standing timber\n1 have no statistics, but travelling\nback and forth among the affected\nareas, it would seem that almost nil\nthe areas burned aro ol lands that\nhave been logged, and that In vary\nfew instances bave the fires penetrated the standing timber to anj\ndepth. The reason for tbis would\nseem to be, tbat the logged areas\nure open aud dry, whereas In the\nstanding timber the dense undei\ngrowth conserves tbe moisture and\noilers less encouragement to the\ntlames.\nCLBANER CLEARING.\n\"The problem of preventing bush\nflres does not receive tbe general\npractical attention tbat it should,\nin view of its Importance, und ther\nis too great a tendency to regard\nthem ns inevitable. Lack of Bystem\nin tire lighting contributes to the annual loss, so does the negligence i\nInstant Investigation Bhould be mado\nand steps should be taken ii\"t merely to watch the Arc, or circumscribe\nit, but to put it out. There is noth-\nIng in the current belle! that it is\nimpossible to put a hush Are com\npletely out. Until a Are gel - Into\nst.-iiiiliiu- timber, it can be extinguished completely if an adequate\nforce ol men is put at the job.\n\"With the officers In cbarge ol Are\nprevention following such a Bystem,\nwith tbe railways co-operating, and\nwith Un* lumbermen removing the\nmenace of dry slashings, the danger\nfrom bush tires, and the annual loss.\nwould be reduced to a miniu.\n, Wood and Coal\nFor Sale\n.\nsist, and private individuals by\ntheir carelessness teud to the same\nresult.\n\"Among the chief sinners are tbe\nlumbermen themselves, li \u2022\nlands as a rule being covered with\nhighly iuilammuble material,\ndried brush being like tinder. The\nop uaunoqtuhi -JilJ }um s.\"*i. *\nLife, A *. lenl a ' I\nI ii-ii \u25a0 '\nli'd Subur \u25a0\nI! -\nFu\n\u2022 \u25a0\nW. B. Robertson\nPHONE 73\nYou judge a pair of shoes\nsomewhat by tho way they\nlook\u2014perhaps you jutlpc them\nmore by the way they feel, but\nrest assured that i f they do not\nfeel comfortable, thc chances\nare ten to ono that they will\nnot look well. You cannot he\nat peace with a shoe unless it\nfools comfortable, and no shoe\ncan be comfortable unless it\nfits. If it fails to lit it will\nsoon lose shape, for you cannot be comfortable in a vice\u2014\nthe foot or the shoe must yield.\nNow Ames-Holden Royal\nPurple shoes for women embody just these features-\nperfect lit, perfect style, and\nwith it the maximum measure\nof full comfort, and that is\nwhy so many women ask for\nAMES-HOLDEN SHOES !\nACADEMY OF MUSIC\nPROF A. DE FtO\nResidence, Second Street\nI. . .* ,** . 20*2\nHaving been engaged aa music teacher\nV '.': \u25a0 College and h .\\ing\n\u25a0 i to come back lo R< i \u25a0 Is oke\n- \u25a0 -- I wish :e start in thi-.\ndemy ot Musii . fitting -i.l, nts\n*.. : \\ i-\n'\nplants iiirive and is go\nyour own lungs.\nir you Mini tn guard your home (and who doesn't?) agnlnst evil-\nsmelling, deadly coal gas order our agent to install tho Sunshine\nfurnace (guaranteed) in your cellar. 4!J\n\\ * mm i\nMcClary's\nLONDON\nTORONTO\nCALGAltY\nWINNIPEG\nHAMILTON\nMONTREAL\nVANCOUVK.lt\nBT. JOHN, N.B.\nFOR PALE BY BOURNE RO ., REVELSTOKE\nDoift iss\nThe Eighth Annual\nFruit Fair\nNELSON, B.C.\nThree Days\nWednesday,\nThursday,\nFriday, '\nSeptember 28, 29, 38\nFull nf -mpii^cK in Fruit,\nVpgettililen, Poultry, Mincntl\nLumbar and dislr'cl exhibits\n$3,000 IN PRIZES\nSUE THK ATTRACTIONS\nP*OF. DARNELL The\nl''e,ii ess \\'t ,'ii.iui, w ill in ike\nn li il hou iM'eii-ion mnl Parachute l.o ip dully.\nTHE LEOJOE TROUPE\nThree lad les .uul 2 n In\ntin ii* unparalleled an '\u25a0 re-\nlined bicycle Act.\nTHE FIVT FLYING DAN-\nVARDS i-'\"i;.-i*ji il ai .in\n.'in.i moos i pense, lati ly\nl\".*itiii'iil \\\\! Iltngllng Bros.\ntlie aerial marvely, In long\nleaping an \u25a0 easting act fit)\nfeel in the uir.\nLa Gatella and La Follotla\nTl e I'.ml nnd the Circus uiil\nAmateur Athletic Sports\nun ler auspli es nf Y. M.C.A.\n11 lling Conti -'-. Lug Saw-\nng, I tig Contests\nii..I emus other attiac-\nt ion--.\nSee I' illy Pro tarn.\nKxctnvion Rates un all Trans-\nDonation lines.\nJ E, IIIUIE, G. HORSTEAO,\nPresident, Secretary\nP, ii. Bin 392, Nelson, B, 0.\n'\n* . .\nfl-P\n- I ' V ii\nTHESE two Fit-\nReform models\nare lhe standard\nof style in sack suits\nfor this season.\nTrim, snappy models,\nboth of ihem-that will\ngive a full measure of\nsatisfaction and service.\nMade of fine English\nWorslcds, and Scotch\nand Irish Tweeds, in\npatterns that harmonize\nperfect ly with thefty Ies.\nLet us show them to\ny\u00abU 132\nMcKlNNON & SUTHERLAND\nSole Agents in Revelstoke.\nDoors, Windows, Mouldings,\nTurnings, Etc.\nWrite for Prices to\nMrs. Hermann McKinney\nle'Clmr if Voice. P ana ad Dr\nStudic.: Second Street\nOhanaoan Collcoc\nSummcrlanD, B.C.\nCOURSC-S FOR I'JlO-tl\nll f ;*. *\nSecond tiand Store\nTlie feature ol tbe Al. O.\nMillie liarnes,\nMILLIE BABNEfl\nDunes Big Three llm^ Wild Aiiinml OlrOUl ll\nwho presents Nero, the riding lion\nMGHrST CASH PRICES PAH\nFOR MENS CAST-OFF\nCL0THI G\ni'.\n.1\n' '' ' k , i-n w m;i\nbook, bound In yellow It il bai f\ni'liu i leave inme \u00abi Cily ll.il\nBMITH, City Kngineer.\ni \"\nl 'it'll' YJ BAM Y n\n.\nRevelstoke Sash & Door Co. Ltd\nREVESTOKE, B C.\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nSIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL. D., D. C. L., President\nALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager\nPAID-UP CAPITAL, $10,C00,CC0 RESERVE FUND. $3,000,000\nTo Trappers\nRaw Furs B fc\nF. B. WELLS,\nExporter of Furs.\nHEAD OFFICE: TORONTO\nLONDON, i.'NG.: 2 Lombard Street, EX. NEW YORK: 16 Exchange Place\nMEXICO CITY: Avcnida San Francisco, No. 50\nIn Dddillon lo Hi\" \u00ab ffices named above the Bank has branches\nInevi iy ProvinceofCanadadncludinSi 11 llu: mosl important cities)\nond in (ho principal Pacific Coast seaports of the United States.\n\u00ab* It is thoroughly equipped for the handling of collections and\nother Inini in ; bu im is In the territory covered by these branches.\nREV ''STOKE BRANCH \u2014 A. H. ALLEN. MGR.\nW \\NTED TO KBNT Bmoll Hon\ninu tlj i ml hi 'l or unfurnished. \u2014\nI'liin.iiim I.. II. I'. T.. Hnx 'ill.\nTn I.KT Two Buites \"I Rooma. A\nBulte ni Rooms (or tailoring or\ndrebumaklnt! do|iartmcnt.\u2014 Apply\nto li. Tapping.\nWANTED AT ONCK\u2014Hui.li\nmin, ihorouglily erqunlnted\nInrP'\nwilli\nbuilding end operating tiiniitr fluiiiH\n(ilrj). lti-d renci i nei ili il st lo tormi r\nexj.crieiioe. sikiu w\u00bbgfu. Onmi pmK-\n|iictn It pIiuiIv, vx peril need nmn.\nApply Lunibtr SynJiiate, I'entioton,\nB.C. THUIISDAY, Slill'T. 8T1I, 1910.\nTHE MATL-HERALD REVELSTOKE, B C\nP\u00bbB\u00ab\u00ab\nf:\nThe Elevator is in perfect\nworking order these days\nTake advantage of it to\nget to the Bargains in the\nDry goods Department.\nHUME'S SPECIAL\nA news sheet devoted to the interests of the citizens of Revelstoke and surrounding\ntowns and settlements. Our aim is to place before the purchasing\npublic the facilities of Our Big Department Store.\nWe are giving our Special\nattention to Freeh Fruits.\nWe can help you il you\nare preserving. Call in\nand see lhe assortment.\nPretty Hair Dressing\nXo matter how generous nature Iihh heen\nthe prevailing modes call for such quan-\ntitiea that it is necessary to have aids to\npretty hair dressing. We have Coils,\nBraids, Switches, Turban-, etc. New\nlot of English and French Sanitary 11 dr\nHoods on show these dnys.\nPercale House Dresses\nli needn't cost much to keep cool und\npleasantly dressed at home with such\ntrig, comfortable frocks as wo are showing these days, and then the necessary\nwashing guarantees ure there.\nAt $3 50\nNew Arrivals\nNew Paisley Uuchings\nNew Dutch Collars\nNew Early Kail I'nderwear\nNew Embroidery Linens\nNew Flannelettos\nNew Percales\nFruit J\nruit juices\nThese hot days human nature craves for\nsomething more refreshing than water.\nFruil Juices are the most appetizing beverage; besides, they are nourishing.\nFreshly bottled Grape .luice, I.i me Juice,\nPine Apple Juice, Raspberry Fruit Syrup,\nPine Apple Fruit Syrup, Lemon Fruit\nSyrup, and 10 other fruit syrups. It isp-\nberry Vinegar. Lemonade Powders.\nFruil J\nars\nA car of Pickling Crocks, one, two, three\nand five gallon. Also new sealers, pint,\nquart and half-gallon. The demand is\nunprecedented for these containers this\nyear. del yours before the assortments\nare broken.\nTeas and Coffees\nSunbeam Ten, our own blend, put up for\nus, branded ('. 15. Hume it Co. You have\nour guarantee as to quality, 10c. and 50c.\nper lb., in 51b. packages 1.75, and 2.25.\nJust now we have a special tea at a\nspecial price\u2014.'! lbs. for fl.\nA special buy pul UB in possession of a\nquantity of extra quality Mocha and\nJava Coffee. We grind this or pulverize\nit in our electric mill and wc would\nadvise you to> buy a lb. at 50c, or 51bs.\nfor IS 26.\nClothing Hints\nThe law compels you to wearclotl.es. Self rospp\nand good taste compel yen to wear good clo'\nEvery man is interested in the clothes questi\nMost men enjoy being well dressed. Tlie law and\nthe climate compel attention to the subject even\namong those who might overlook its importance.\nSome men go through life making mistake upon\nmis'ake in buying clothes. They either pay too\nmuch, too little or pay just enough, but do not get\nwhat tbey pay for. If you will read the few fuels\nhere given and remi mber them, you will have\nlearned something about good and Stylish clothes,\nhow they are made and bow to obtain them, that\nwill save you trouble and save you money for the\nrest of vour life. 20*h Century Brand garment\"\nare nil pressed absolutely with hand irons. Ready-\nmade clothe5 are pressed off on pressing machines.\n20th Century Brand pressers do not sha| tour garments. The shape is tailored into them hi fore\nthey reach Ihepressers. Gatments lhat arc shaped\nwith the iron are quickly unshaped by the weather.\nThe edges on 20ih Century Brand garments are\nshaped so evenly and perfectly that the presser has\nlittle or nothing to do in the way of stretching or\nshrinking.\nHouse Furnishings\nLace Curtains and Curiam Goods\nJust arrived an extra choice lot of the\nvery newest creations, in Lace and Fine\nNet Curtains in White, Ivory and Ecru,\nchoice Nets and Madras Muslin. Ask lo\nsee the new Scrim Curtains.\nCarpets and Carpet Squares\nWe are offering special valueB in Web\nCarpet made up to fit. Some very dainty\nand artistic designs.\nOur range of squares is choice in every\nrespect, iucluding\u2014Axminsters, Wiltons,\nBrussels, Tapestrys, Velvets and Ingrains,\na new lot just arrived, which we are\noffering at prices which will make Ihem\ngo quickly.\nIron Beds. Mattresses and\nBedding\nWe have a full line of Iron Beds ranging\nin price from $8 to 125. It will pay you\nto examine these goods.\nHealth Brand Mattresses, all sizes in\nfour qualities. The beBt mediim and\nlow priced mattress on the market.\nA Snappy Fall Suit\nThe new three-\nbutton sack suit.\nNone of tbe frills or\nmillinery effects of\nthe past few seasons\n\u2014they are done.\nAbsolutely plain\nand yet with all\nsnap and style re-\nqniied hy the most\nfastidious dresser.\nMade up in choice\ngray and brown,\nsoft-finished worsteds.\nPrices\n$24 to $30\nGet It at Hume's\nThe Perfect Coat\nLook at the lines\nof this garment\u2014\nthe swing, dash and\nstjle of it\u2014and tell\nus honestly if you\ncan duplicate it at\nany tailor shop in\nthe country. Note\nthe collar and lapels, tine shoulders\nand free Mowing\nskirt.\nMade in gray\nand black woollens.\nPrice\n$20\nOur New Tea and Coffee Department at Ihe hack of the store on\nthe Ground Ploo.', is proving a\nconvenience. Ue have a fine\n\" Hobart\" Electric Coffee Mill and\ncan give you genuine steel cut,\nground or pulverized ooffee while\nyou wait.\nC. B. Hume Sr Co. Limited\nDEPARTMENT STORE\nRevelstoke <\">d Arrowhead\nMAIL, TELEPHONE, or SEND\nyour Orders ! Sei d the children\nto the Store ! Come yourself, or\nhave our City Traveller call at\nyour Home for Orders, No Order\ntoo large or too small for ue to\nhandle. It pleases ub to see that\nCustomers get the best of attention. 1'HEC (\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE B-C\nTHUimiAY, aiSI'T. 8TII, 1010.\nEarly Shipm\nLadies' Cashmere Hose\n-. ilues nt 23c, per pair. Vou can't\nbeat them in the city for their wearing\nlalities,\nNew Ladies' Skirts\nWc are offering a special line of Skirts\nat reduced prii es,\nFall and Winter Coats\nFor Ladies' and Misseb', They include\nI iti -'. Btyles,\nKnit Golf Coats and Sweaters\nfor Women and Children,\nfull range open and put in\nstock to-day.\nlack Underskirts\nSpecial at 00 cents each, .lust tbe Skirt\nfor the early Fall weather,\nMEN'S DEPARTMENT\nSoft and Stiff Hats in all the Latest\nshapes. Up-to-the-minute in style.\nNew Ties, Negligee Shirts.\nKali Overcoats in Men's and Boys.\nfill early and get besl, seleolion, We\nean supply you with lill your Vail needs\nat. reaMinab'e prices, Conie anil look\nthis shipment over and see what we\nhave fur you,\nTH ED ANNU L FALL FA li\nREID\nlocal m general\nun\n*\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 Ioi ' \u25a0 *i .inini' at\nT ii ati \u25a0 tomorrow.\nA * t ol tlif prize wln-\n* ilil bits ni the\n* ; I ed \"ii Saturday.\nt ol uie Labor Day\n\u25a0 j F Co., R.M.R.\nG. it. Smedley, ol Ei lerby; r. W.\n.-. * . Vi.\nPeachland, and ll. Ilnm\n.* .,.*.*: i* ll **\u2022 i'ii i'i\n.M y at the in.i \u25a0\nThi citj l.' *. sale wai held on\n,,i the citj hall.\nAbout a ... . : * ;*. i tj\nwere .-\u25a0 Id mdei i' \u2022\u25a0 notice, several\n\u25a0 ;. their original\n\u2022 rs.\nV (eat lair thi yeai was\ntne tree es : the b.b Revel-\nBtokc :. \u25a0 day (rum the\ncity to the .-; * . Is. \\ lai ge number of led themselves of\nance :' i a leligbtlul spin.\nSir Wilfrid Laurier wound up his\nremarkaW toui of western Canada\nat Winnipeg un Sunday, when he re-\npetitioi I a representative Hainan Cath lii delegation tu\n.r.tt*: len i be Manitoba school\nquestion.\nAli. .* ation on the pal i\nol the Canadian luetic Railway In\nthe mattei I ight and passenger\nil tbe En-rt as againl\nt tbe West ipied the greater\n\u2022 : \u25a0 I the Railway\nCommission at Vancouver on Tuesday.\nPURITY FLOUR\nTo tin ise who have not yet given Purity Flour a trial we\nwould suggest you doing so if you wish to procure the best\nas we absolutely guarantee every sack. Your money refunded if not just what we represent it to be.\nTEA AM) COFFEE\nWe have a full sleek of the loading lines in Teas and\nCoffees and can offer you the best values on the market,\nranging in price from $1 per lb. to 3 lbs. for $] as a special.\nA. HOBSON. BAKER & GROCER I\nflraSiK^naHNmu\nYour Insurance\nIs one of thc most important items\nin your business\nLET Kootenay Agencies, Ltd,\nLook after this branch of your bu-iiu-. s\nKOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD.\nSuccessors to Kincr.id &. Anderson\nCon leti * i , : * : mime al\nthe Bdison tomm * ow', Fi .lay.\nChas. Deutschman, of tin\nman Caves at Cougai Mi\nThe English investors who Iiave near Glacier, wo tl\ncome to Caua '.a this year and invest day. 11.\n. e * :.>... s Western Canada her \"I visitors bnvc Ikm\n..-.. eking I ec- caves i\nestment. They govei\n- \u25a0 I * . pul\nculative increase in\nt with a '.' finite plan for\nag I . * . red. This\nis the : '\u25a0 a I'anailian Ian*!\ninvestmi\nge 1 eld a \t\ni at] yester\nI\n\u2022 \u25a0 wa.\nmat incella-\nAc .-. it was\nellal I the\n; lana I tl Can! rbury Towns te.\nW. I. 1 I Ma'* I \u25a0 ild, ol\n* : the | \u25a0 titli ners\nr the owners ol\nI bj the I'ians.\nthe value\n\u2022\n*.;..* \u2022 , ** ..; ( the\n1\n,,f to consl\nii'iii thi \u25a0\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\nlie about seven miles *\n' hsj a. \u2022 \u2022 1 thi\n\u25a0 Tl is\n..\u2022' \u2022 \u25a0 ,.\nand i\".a\ncavi - and peaks\nII that\n\u25a0*. * . -\nci nstructi - nl thc road\ncommenced early next\nBiy 3iii)it3(jE Of MM\n...\n\u25a0\nH that\nn al\nSOCIAL U PERSONAL\nMi\n\u25a0 . \u25a0 , \u2022\nNak\n'\nWe have 1\n; tbi\n- \" commit\nbe\ni \u25a0\u25a0::.\u2022:\u25a0 id that Mrs.\n.\n!. . *\ni. * met deal\ntime\nshe hn.* nevei \u25a0 \u25a0'\u2022< \u25a0 ' \"\n: I '.*\u25a0\u25a0\n, . \u25a0 tragic di ith il hei bu i il IV *, retarj\n\u25a0 - *\n\u2022 - ly she lost her rei\n' '\"*\u2022 , Mrs !\u2022'. v\n____ \u25a0 *.....'\u2022'.;\nleft 'ill M..ii .\nN. ti. Vi., Australia, in the i: M H\nZealandla.\nPrincess Maj Floated\n\u25a0\n*\n\u25a0 *\n*\n(liouli'.iioil ir.nii I'.uie 11\nstairways and other work by the\nRevelstoke Su.ili and Door Factory,\ntho work being high elans and excel\nicntiy finished. Tne exhibit ol muBi\ne.il Instruments, gramophones, etc..\nby the Revelstoke Clenoral AgoncleB,\nwas another leatlire, The Lawrence\nHardwaro Co. had a collection ol\nliincy stiiiul electric lamps uiul electrical good, heaters, toasters, etc.\nSullice ii to say that Revelstoke In\nnil round accomplishments can hold\nhi'i- own with any city In Canada,\nWo can K\" \"a extolling tho many objects of inleresl iii tho lair, hut. It\nis sufficient lu say llial. Iiy llie llllll\ne.l eil,.ri nml untiring energy Irom\ntlio preBldont downwards, tho success\nol Revelstoke fairs is now assure;!\ntor future years unu tho results ob\ntallied so far will ho groat oncour\nagemont to work even harder in tho\nfuture, fur the BUCCOSS ui the fair\nmeans the succoss ol uur city, Tho\ngrounds are idoallj situated and the\nsurrounding view superb. Fortunate\nly this year King's weather was given us nml nothing untoward marred\nibe proceedings on both days.\nDuring the afternoon ol Wednesday\nthe ball game between ihe Corley\nltiiuse and Hie Intermediates In tho\nlinal nf the League series, proved a\ngreat attraction, koon interest being\nevidenced in thc game. Tho Corloy-\nites proved themselves the better\nplayers and finally won tho championship with a score of lii-7.\nAMUSEMENTS.\nResides the many sale show atliae\ntiiins mi the fair grounds, all of\nwhich weie bidding for patronage,\ntbc principal amusement during the\nevening was the very oxceliont ser\nies of biograph pictures at the K.li-\ns,ui. Tho attendance al each performance was considerable and tne\ns.K.u. sign was practically In use\nthe whole time. Thc pictures were\nwell init, on and consisted ol many\ninteresting and amusing subjects.\nMoving inclines by u travelling cun\nI any wn*,* also shown at llle Opera\nHouse. V ('.'.. R.M.R., held a very\nenjoyable dance on Wednesday night,\nthe prizes Ior the Labor Hay shoot\nbeing distributed.\nTHE HORSE RACINO.\nRovolstoke has always ranked\nnnuiiiK the first ui li. I', cities in the\nexcellence of tho horse races whioh\nare such a treat feature of the Fall\nFairs. The half uule track is uiie\nof the best in tbo west ami horsemen generally declare that the Kevel-\nBtoke race meet is ns well managed\nas any in the Dominion. The feature this year was thc absence of\nlum'. delays between laces. which\noften characterize horse races. A.J.\nMcDonell as starter did his work\nwell and was assisted by a . competent stall. Tho trotting was somo\n\"i llu* :\" il Been hero and every race\nnti iei. The i ace\nci 'inn. ttci li erve unu li commenda\n\u25a0 inner in which they\nliandli . * enl an 1 pulled i hem\nmptuess. iii *'\u25a0! I \"'*\u25a0\u25a0\nhaving a in st\norsi .*.'. year\nvery\nthe con litions to be\n\u25a0 , trai \u2022*. hi i and the\nthem. A well select\n.a in.' was provided and the\n... to bo\ness ol the\n\u25a0 *. ents\n111. i W. A\nSteele T n \u2022\n{125\u2014\nMcAbeo\n:.. T me\n\u25a0\nfast and reliable racer.\nI No. 9\u2014j mile iiasii handicap, Purse\n$100 I, Alice, (oh, in.) W. Adams;\n2, wotress, (b.m.) <'. Gardner; B,\nQuail, (Ch. Ul.) W, Steele. Time, 10\nsee, mils.\nNu. 10-\u2014Named Trot or Pace. Purse\n.<;i7.ri l, Subscription, (g.g.) F, tl.\nHodglns; -, Corsican, (oh. g.) 10.\nJohnston; 3, Pedro, (b,g.) W, Ef\nFoster, Time in beats, 2:311, 2.-11J.\nSel.bun base such liiul class races\nI n seen in itevelstoke, or indeed\nin the liiloriur. Tbo starting was\ngood, uiul the spectators were not\nsubmitted to tedious delays, Several\nnf tho events were grand races. 'I'lie\nIn a semen themselves Bpoak iu high\ntortus ui ibe treatment tbey received\nni ihe hands nf ibe race committee\nRovolstoko bus always had a good\nimputation fnr holding a lirst elass\na nl ainl lbe public Hns year was\nnut. disappolutod, Tho racing was\ndoclarod tu be some uf the finest\nInlil Ibis yenr in the west, which\nugurs well fnr even slill better next\n! ear. Until horsemen ami tbe pub\nhe gonorally express complete satis\naction ovor tho managing uf the\naces nml ibis pari of ibe (air, whioh\nis perhaps ibe groat drawing card,\nis pronounced a great success.\n'llll': FAIR GENERALLY.\nFrom an educational point of view\nlbe fair Ibis year lias done much tu\nadvertise tbe district ami Bhow what\nwe are capable uf accomplishing in\nevery branch. The key note uf tbe\nwhole is tbe unquestionable pro-\njgress made during the nasi. year\nin every line, nml nul only lesnleil \u25a0;,\nbut visitors, especially the mtlnr,\nare luinl in their praise of the wuy\ntlie exhibits gonorally were handled.\nExhibitors Irom outside points state\nthat they huve been treated hand'\nSOmely while here and that tho Rev\nelstoke fair promises to be one of\nthe best iii Hie province if Hie same\ninterest is taken in it year bj year.\nFRUIT AND VEGETABLES.\nA stroll round Hie buildings wn.\nConvince even tbe must sceptical that\nRovolstoko is imt une whit, behind\nany othor centre in tbo quantity aud\nquality of ber Boil productions, in\ntho fruit, building we soo a large and\nvaried collection nf apples, plums,\ngreengages, etc., all temptingly dis\nplnyed, while tho exhibit nf vegetables was an eye openor fur excellence, Local growers profiting b.v\npast experiences, hnvo learneil tho\nart uf displaying their goods tu advantage nml llie fruit exhibit demonstrated tlio progress made in local\nfruit culture.\nails\nThe mails close at lle\\olntokc as\nollows:\nFor eastern points\u20149 a. m. and\np. m.\nFor western points\u20144:25 p. m, aud\n7:45 p. m.\nKor southern points\u20149 a. tn.\nCity mail boxes are cleared week\ndays nt 7:45 a.m. ami 3:15 p. m.,\nand Sundays at 3:15 p. in.\nWANTED\u2014To rent, a houso, hy Oct.\nfirst the latest, three in family, no\nchildren. \u2014 Samuel Hunter, Fourth\nSt. and McArthur Av., or P. O.\nBox 4G2.\nill|i\nRevelstoke, B. O., Aug. 18th.\nS. ll. Robbins, Esq.,\nAgent Columbia Fire\nInsurance Co., Revelstoke.\nDear Sir,\u2014\nI have to acknowledge with thanks\ntheque of the Columbia Fire Ins.\nCo., for $1)00.00 in settlement of my\nClaim [or loss at Salmon Arm, and\nthoroughly appreciate the manner in\nwhich this claim was settled\nYours truly,\nS. McMAHON.\n\"\ni 1 '\nthi\nSCHOOL BOOKS\nHigh School Books\nPublic School Bocks\nExercise Scribblers\nund uli supplier\nBews\" Drug Stoi tj\nHe\u00abt Hum? B:o:k\nCoal 'bat la all '\"lil a'\nCoursler'B.\nLittle Brooke, no du il. no\n\"linkers in i'\"'.i i''i' coal\nii,''.-. ay Co\nthe ' leani I and beet (ot cooking\ni r imi ra and Alms that fit i \u2022\ncamera or kodak made, Iresh at\ni Tucker's Studio. Have yon an Kn V, l-JTEU ApprontlccB for DfOB mat\nRailway lime Table\ni\nBA *\n. * * !.\npin ml.' Ifi midnight\n.\nII 150 a. in.\ni,\nI i a,\nARROWHEAD llll \\\nI ciivi'H Rovelfllokfl 0:35 i ui . ''i\nI,* I;..* .*! '.,1 i' I :u (i in\ni\nNOTICE\nLand District.\n1 ol West Kootenay.\nTake notice that 11. W. Crawford,\nird, li. i ., occupation engine-\nt'i apply for permission\nto purchase the following described\nt planted ten\n'' I h ul h east, corner\npi * mpl i Lot 7 litl,\n10 ' liaina along the\n.ii , ..i i.i.i 74:ii, thence\nthence east 4i)\n. nol i li 25 chains to\n\u25a0 ni *\n- Ml,, l 110,\nHECTOR W. CRAWFORD\n.'. K. i,lean, Agent.\nWood ana Coal\nFor Sale\nI.sign'.' Better get ono.\n\"I\ntl.\nlug. Apply thiii offloe,\n- ... ,\n.: \u25a0*,.,\nele; \u25a0:,\n.,i I i. .\n\u2022 ,i, .\u25a0 I \u2022\ni ',*,* i'1 ii Lewis\n(ol imi ly of til \"!'\u2022 Ins np-\npciiiiiuii* a n tract foi the lirsl\ntime in I -a grenl ly ad\niniii'i i.y all, lb* iho ild prove\nI ,,i. A* i i.ii*;.: , nd I- ire\n\u25a0\n1 \u25a0 mil i '\" ; .m Loli.\nli \u25a0!' i ' i\nF 11 particu po ap\nplication\nW. B. Robertson\nPHONE 7a\nMoving pictures Friday and Hnt-\nB unlay at the lidison Thoatro.\ns\nSill\nT\nBlouses\nWo are showing one\nof the prettiest Ioi of\nSilk Blouses we have\never had. They come\nin black, while and\ncolors, all the latest Fall\nStyles and sell from\n$3 up.\nLet Us Show Them to You\nFall Underwear\nNow the ci (! went] i r\nis here .mu had b< t-\nter lcok after your\nnew underwear and\nproteel yourself from\nthe cold,\nWe Carry\nStanfield's\nUnshrinkab'e\nUnderwear\nfor Ladies and a nice\nline for children at\nvery low prices.\n\\>\nStan fields\n\\Truro Knit t\nUnderwear For Women\n~<-l\u00a3flIMl\u00a3& '\nL\nF J\u00bb R ':jCi-.-.0\/:CX Dv'8-flSW\nWHEN YOU WANT\nGood Bread\n\u2014nnd you should insist upon Ratting I lie beat at \u00bbll\ntUnea\u2014got our*. Oui* reputation for good bread is not\nthe result of chance. Om customers are iati-fled that\nouis is th*-* moat satisfactory bread they can buy.\nTr> it and you will become ;\u00bb regular customer! Our\nGroceries ate also In keeping with our bread*\nELI\nG UO C E11Y N E W S\nJapan Rice \u00a3iE \u00ab,, Crab Apples 3S3JK5\nsmooth 4 ibs. tor 25o in according to variety per lb\n 3o and 5o por lb.\nBmnmc a,\u00b0 (?\"*\"\u00ab\u00ab\u25a0 awny up Ann|AC Regular olilp.\nKfvoyou a ),'!<>\u25a0:. i.i,! tot- ..... GO Cents Plums and YoukUock\np.npntc of\nPuachos,\nMcIntyre\nOrders Delivered.\non\nPhono 03.\nGOAL COAL COAL\nBest Lump Coal for Sale, also Furnace\nCoal. Orders promptly attended to\nins,\nFire, Life p,nd Accident Insurance\nPKONE UO\ntuiliWULW..' \u25a0:\u00bb.\u25a0; ri>^\u00bb\u00bba^*Hg>v*g>.o-iigi\u00bbg^tiw\/. iim Trrj\n'ttitiM&Arf3im&^\nm\\iimtiYrWiwihywi'.- '\u2022 <>t!i\u00bbi kiii\u00bbiiiii*iiiiiiiiiiii^iii!:ii\nii'B s ii\u00ab?ii3iBafsMr>\"\",-'i4''.i:i'.\"' :'Kw;-\u00abiif5C!it?is*siiiiii\u00abiiii^i!i^\nji i |ili|ijiigjg5EMr;,ir..j:fi.';].'--i;!,i1. \u00abiidiiii.iiiiiiiiiBiijjti i:\u00bb\n' ii\u00bbHi'-f!5siHi!iW'3E\u00bb'i*sa\u00abiii.\u00abiili('iiiiiiBiiiH\niiisjitii\nPAGE WHITE FENCES\nr\u00bb|* Fencrs wear Beat\u2014fitylc\u00bb (or Latrns. Parks. 1'etmn an-1 eailronis. 14.000 tnllfs ot \u00bbc\nTfiicpt ind 73,000 Page Oatri n'm In u\u00bb*i In Cmiaila, Our IU10 I-\"euc\u00ab ttic betier thta ever. Gf t\nuur latest prices and booklet. ^\nmp * E. G. 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Recommended best practice is to identify the related resource by means of a string conforming to a formal identification system."}],"Title":[{"label":"Title ","value":"The Mail Herald","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/title","classmap":"dpla:SourceResource","property":"dcterms:title"},"iri":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/title","explain":"A Dublin Core Terms Property; The name given to the resource."}],"Type":[{"label":"Type","value":"Text","attrs":{"lang":"en","ns":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/type","classmap":"dpla:SourceResource","property":"dcterms:type"},"iri":"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/type","explain":"A Dublin Core Terms Property; The nature or genre of the resource.; Recommended best practice is to use a controlled vocabulary such as the DCMI Type Vocabulary [DCMITYPE]. To describe the file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource, use the Format element."}],"Translation":[{"property":"Translation","language":"en","label":"Translation","value":""}]}