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Mr. |\n[f_ 1,.,.. :i, |;,.v, M. fl. Molvin. Hi-- Fordo reeentlj resigned his position\ntnnee 3.1 ft. IJ in. \"'''' ''\"' Canadian 1'ueilie Uailway\n\u2022 Junior Wiyd. dash I, McAlnhon; '-'. company.\nSnmson: :'\u25a0. I.yttle. Timi' (1 -'-.. see. In view of the fuel tlinl the govern.\nI Senior 1.\" .nl. dash I. Peters; J. men! guarnnt I ilu- bonds of the\nWatson- '2. White, Inn.' II l-*> sec, Cnnnldian Northern railway for ilia' Arrangements hove recently been completed under which the branches\n^ \/ Kitctawarel\nThere's a satisfaction in\ntlio purchase of ;i firsl class\narticle, especially when the\nprice is in. more than you\nhave often paid for inferior\ngoods. We have ever) thing\nin iln' line ui' fine Kitchen-\nware Slew Kettles, Tea\nKettles, Double Boilers,\nCoffee ami Tea Pots, etc.\nHardware\nW\u00ab carry a complete stock of Shelf and\nHeavy Hardware: also Refrigerators, Lawn\nMowers, Garden Hose, Wire Fencing and Gates,\nIce ('ream Freezers. Agents tor Sherwin Williams Paints. Kootenay and Sask-alta Ranges,\nBourne Bros.\nGROCERS\nHARDWARE DEALERS\nPLUMEERS\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nPaid-up Capital, $10,000,000 Reserve, $6,000,000\nDRAFTS ON FOREIGN COUNTRIES\n| Junior lllOyd. dash I. M,Malum; 2. potelon of il.e linn that vvill be built\nLyttles :'.. Samson. Time 12 3-fi see. in British Columbia, ii will, iln,,'..!,\nI Junior high jump-1. Lyttle; '-'. Dttn- Mr. Fowle, rloselj watch .'onsirii.tion\ni,.|s: 'J. McMahon. Height In. Bin. work, an.l ii will be his .Iuu to see\nSenior high Jump I. White; \u25a0-'. Crowe thnt the standards nl grading ami\n'.',. Watson. Height 5ft. 'J in. irncklnying stipulated in lhe ngr\t\n120 yd. hurdles\u20141, Peters, 'J. Cam- ment are furnished. When wosk i-\neron; -I. Watson. Tim.' 17 Bee.\n, Junior 220 yd. dash I. M, Malum: 2.\nCorley; \u2022'. Samson. Tim.' \"Js 3-5 see.\nI H81I yd, nm I. Worley; 0. White;\n3, Moorel Time 2 ini... I'.i -., .\nWheelbarrow rare 1. Samson nnl\nRobbins; 2. McMahon and Gibbons.\nSenior 22n yd. dash I. Peters; -.'.\nI Wai -,m: :'.. Iturridge. Time i\" Wi see.\nI Junior novelty rare\u20141, J. B. C,\nteam; 2. II. C, team, Time I min. 38\n4-8 -MC.\nI Potato ran\u20141. (ioodwui; 0, Cook; \u25a0'\u25a0\nMa ley.\nI llu relay I. 'Appy 'Ome; 2, V.\nM. C. A. Time 3min. ii '-'-.\"> sec,\nI INtl.' vault\u20141, Crow,'; 2, Freeman.\nHeight -ii. - in.\n1 nl.-ia I,, race\u20141, Corley; -'. Daniels;\nP., Gibbons.\nI Mil.- nu, I. Cameron; 2. Moore; \u25a0'.\nDennett. Time 8 min. 33 l-fi sec.\nI Bennett was paced in this race near\n' ilm .Mi,I and ihf referee awarded Moore\nsecond place.\nwel! ler way, Mi'. I'',\na stali' nf assistants.\nIll hn\\\nJessie Maclachlan Coming\nThr Ronton Journal npenkin-j of\nJexH\\t' Mnelni'hlun the Scottish I'rimn\nDoniin wlm \u00abill uppenr in tli*' ICdison\nTheatre on Friday. May 27th, with\nher i ompany \u00bbay\u00bb:\nM\\-< Mni'laehlan drew from her audience applause such as inll- to the\nlot of few sniffers. When she ffavg the\nsiirririL' nitu'tial nil\" MW a Hundred\ni I'ipera\" ilu- audience \\yen( wild. Men\njumped on chairs, .ind wnved their\narms, shouting likr mad and for -.-\\-\nen or eight minutes il.\" applause wns\nabsolutely terrific. There were fully\nnttii people present.\nof this Bank are able to Issue Drafts on the principal points\nln the following countries:\nAustria- Hungmry Finland Ireland Ruttsia\nBelgium Formosa Italy Servia\nBraxU France Japan Siam\nBulgaria Fr'ch Cochin-Chin* Java South Africa\nCeylon Germany Manchuria Strait.s Set\nChina Great liritain Mexico Sweden\nCrete Greece Norway Switzerland\nDenmark Holland Persia Turkey\nEgypt Icelaai Phillinine Islands West Indie* TO\nFaroe Islao-a India Rouinania and elsewhere\nNO DELAV 111 ISSUING. \"ULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATIOI\nREVELSTOKE BRANCH-A. H. ALLEN, MGR.\nt\nCP.R. Snowsheds\nViinni(...j. May 23. li has been uu-\n.-,., yd! Girls\u20141, M.nv Armntrong; 2. nounced at ilu- < . 1'. li. headquarters\n\\l,,..l |.,,|| that il... C. I'. It. will this season\n::, yd. GirlB-1, Bertha DanieU; -J. I\"\" \"I' immense steel structure! in tho\nMarjorie Ringer. l{o<-kV Moiintainii to nude impossible\nBroad jump-1, Cn.iv..; 'J. Wl.it,.; li. ine twurreneo ..i tlio disasters whieh\nFreeman. Distance 17ft. 7 in. \"\"'K P'a\"' last winter, ami whieh were\nThree mile run-1, MeEaehren: 2, nttended l>.\\ serious loss of lit'.'. The\nAnderson. Time I'.i min. iweight of snow i~ to grenl for wood-\nBaseball - C'omaplis v. lievelstoke, ''\" eonstruelions hitherto deemed mii-\nmulled in a win for lievelstoke b.v a dclently strong, and necessitates grenl tt\nscore of 25 to IS. The dust prevents! ' ' structures, which will sustain >\\^\nanything like u I bnll uud the game \u2022\"\"\u00ab loads thirty feel in depth. l'l\u201ens ^^;\nwas ......v of .i burlesque than any \"' ''\"\u25a0 \"'\u2022\" slntetutw have U.n pre\nthing else. Owing (\u2022> nn ncddeiri to I\"\"'\"1-\nSummer Suits\n^\nWe have a wide range of 1910 patterns, men's and\nyouths'; Light Grey, Brown, Green and dark mixtures. Every suit cut from imported cloth; style\nstrictly up-to-date, with fancy or plain cuffs.\nThis is a good snappy line that sells regularly at\n$20.00. OUR PRICE-S15.00\nMcRae Mercantile Co., Limited\nTHE SHOP OF GOOD CLOTHING\nJ\nWatch Revelstoke Grow\nthe Comaplix catcher, Bruce of the\nlocal players, acted ns catcher for il..'\nvisitors. .\\ dance bj the baseball nnd\nla. i lubs al lhe opera hotts?\nwound up the evening,\nThe prbtes r. ill I\u00ab. presented at the\n= |Y. M. t . A lawn Mi.inl onThursclay,\n\u2022Inn.' 2nd.\nI'll? -i .J Din \u25a0 tor Worth i- t.- I\"'\ncongratulated on the mccess ..f the\nathleti. meet.\nI The mat. I. between tho ritj\ntn I lh? C. I', li. resulted In .-. win\nfor tl.*- former bya large margin.\nFootball- A l'\"..iI game between lho\nF\nFruit and Vegetables\nWhen Everyone Uses\nP. Burns & Co.'s Fertilizer\nTry a Sack of It For Your Lawn\nKing George Stamps\n11 ... ij. 23.\u2014The head of King\n rgo wijl not appear nn lho coins\n... |...-1mr,- stamps of Canada before\nl he - ..'I of i lie year. The lil.HU'-< of\nri\u00ab.i. ! tin- peacemaker will continue\n.... the curroncy and stamps ..i Canada for another .-iv months al least,\nli 'I no ..I the postago stamps any\ndesign may be .. .od, bui it is the\n. . '\".a tn havo the monnn h.s hi ad\n..ii lho two ' .-ni stamp, whi. h i- lho\nIOOOO-OOO-CKX?\n^^\u25a0^^M^^M^^M^^M^^M^M ll. III.' ll.'lS\nRevelstoke I niii-.l ami the Itnngers, \u25a0\nsix-months iuppi,\\ tut luin.l. nuil Hies.\n\\i .'I bo ii-'-.l up vi ill.- .ii. - are beii .\nprepared for the ...\u25a0\u00ab ' i\u00bbuu nf i i i\n'< ' iin|i-.\nresulted ii i icore of :'. goals lo 1 In\nfavoi of the L'nited.\nMusical Eckhardts\nOff Pubs\nOne of the best an I mosl interesting\nntertninments sten in Revelstoke for\ntime look i'l, - the ICdi.on I I b\u00ab.. Wn, 23. Kxpe ts. ,n\n| .,.. last night, when tho Eck. iq\u00abur. business estMU.ie lhu tl,, I.l ,<1\nhardl lamiiv ol Swiss Bell llingers ' 'go budget whuh the l.tl Is h v\n, largo I, The music pro- finally m eeded in ,amm,n\u00ab l.rougl,\nI , i , .i ,\u201eu\u201e .( I tin mm. Imili.m.nl \"ill Kill \"IT i1 'ensl IWO-\n,1\u201e, . .1 In tin- lil'-llllH-I - ol tl\"' 'uni 1 .\nv , ,.i \u201e\u201e i,\u201e\u201e.i i\u201e.ii< lilili- .) ilm saloons or pubs in nl\npanv i.n ih.. Xylophone, luuri i\"\"s' ,\nii ,.,, !3r tnin Even nfter ihe s aughtet lit. re\nbaphonc, musical gin - \u25a0 '\u25a0'' ' ' \"'\u2022 ' \t\n\u201e,... Bli;mimlm chimes, violin and \u201e \u00ab'll be aboul 1^,000, so there i. no\n!numbei \"i other liutruement. wai \u201e *\u00ab\"\u00ab<\" \u00bb \"\">\"\"\" K\u00b0'n8 \u00bbinty.\n,i\u201e\u201e ,o all music lovers, .nd The pubs thai are oxtingui.he<1 w,11\n!,!,,.\u201e a greal deal ol well deserved \u201e|>- .-\"\"I'ly be taxed oul ol existence!\nI plans. II..' programme wu- uniqu-\nrnried and wonderful, and ubove nil\nMoving Pictures to-night.\nEDISON THEATRE\nFriday, May 27\nJessie Maclachlan\nAND HER GRAND SCOTTISH COMPANY\nIn Scottish Songs, Music\nand Stories\nSeats will be on Sale at Macdonald's Drug Store\nWednesday Morning. May 25th\nRESERVED SEATS, $1.00 AMISSION, 75c.\nCHILDREN. 50c. Page\nTHE MAIL-IIEItAXDKEVELSTOKE, B 0\nWEDNESDAY, MAY J.VHI, I01O\nssam laswstu a ttuM&s&aammt\nlook:\nLOOK\nAM)\nK KAD!\nAnnul oompnriKon of ISaitem Catalogue prlopp, freight added, with\nII O W SON'S Pill C K S\nWinnipRo price Weiylit Freight Total Howson's Price delivered\nKitchen Chairs\nKiich'jn Catlmt\nDining Table\nDining Chairs\nDresser and Stand\nBed\nBed\nDominion Spring\nChild's Cot\nOstermore Waitress 15.00\n50c.\n$6.75\n10.55\n88c.\n8.95\n1.25\n355\n5.3'j\n2.40\n5.10\n101b.\n1501b.\nJ65lb.\n12b.\n150lh.\n16011).\n6011).\n681).\n601b.\n751b.\n23c\n$3 S3\n3 87\n28c.\n3 52\n376\n1.41\n1.59\n1.41\n1.76\n73c.\n$10 72\n14.42\n1.16\n12.47\n15.01\n4.96\n6 94\n3 81\n6.86\n70c.\n$9.60\n14.40\n1.20\n13.00\n14.00\n5.20\n7.2Q\n4.00\n7.20\nI6.50\nH. B. STONEX\nPractical..\nMachinist\nliupulrs of nil kin.Is neatly oarrled on\nbicycle umi (inn work 11 spiMiiulty\nl.Miniiiit'H iffvun un llny cliiHH\nol' work.\nFront Street.\nWe iii.k.' our profit hy chipping in cur Iuu.I lois, ibprnhy su vi tin freight rn t t-s. Hring\nou'it I.H!iu' giving .l.-i'i'ii'iii'ii .if nllicr gii.uls nnl Hpuoilletl in tliis lint in ntir stnri' '\n:. ml IVI'\nwill prnVH \"'ii' tiiti'iiu'ii'-. I!\"iiii'iiiln'r we dulivi-r gnodfl nnd pel tip free frntn brenknge.\nIIOM'SON\nCO. -\nREVELSTOKR 11. <\\\nsnaranx tarn w iwnHtww\nMysterious Comet\nUnique Scheme\n\\,.\u00ab Viirlt, Mn\\ 21. \\-iim.i .- in Kilmunloii, Mny 2'.'.. \\n eloclrii' fur-\nv-iirlnu. purls of ili\" world dimigni' in num llinl will ^.\u25a0\u25a0u-i-.-ii - ll.nnil lu r\nlUj ,,ii tlie status \"I ilie mil nf Mnl- nf l.c-ii und thnl will bo used for lho\nl|.y'\u00ab collllM. S.i.Ml' BH>' llll' .'lll'lll llll!) ptll'poMG of Klllollill? OIO .'.I ill\" III'.lllll\nuliviiily pnssL'il thniii|ih it; tithi'is tliul nf lhc mines, lins been mnnufiieturod\nil,,. ,.,,iili pnssetl soutli nf it; -.ii.ic li\\ llle Klectrii' Construction Company.\nilml the pii i is yel to puss through The furiiuco was ordered l>y nn \"l\u00abl\nit, mil .., few profess \u00bb belief lhal lhe prospector who .limns li- Ims fuluulilo\n.nm,.. in- In-i ii- inii us ii ili'! iii holdings somewhere in lhe mountains.\nits I-:'..\"' circuit ah.mi lhe sun, Only He intends to pack the furnace (whicli\nmn. ihinc, is en-tain, ilml il ntnel's weighs liltlo more ihun KID ,bs) nnd n\nlull hn- 'leceiveil all ol the world's small generator, lo Ilis mine, where\n1,'ientesi niutheiiiuticul usti-onomers. lie nill getieruta ili\" nccessnry electria\n1. fulled In appear as predicted nnd juice i\" heal the furnace front a moun\nihere is \u25a0., stispicinn thnl sninewhere lain stream nnd smell ili\" ore right\nin iln- cosmic void, n wntidorinp, com- on lhe ground, bringing luck to civil-\nel' mil i- playing hi'l\" and seek with izntion nothing lull ih\" pure bullion,\nlhe earthly wise. Hut the head of ili\" ''\"' furnace is about IS inches square\ncomet has mude ils transit between and i- itisiiluted with nsbestos lumber\nil,,. sun and lhc enrlh \"ii sclwiliile und asbestos cement so perfectly ili.n\nlime. when lhe interior i- heated to the full\n\\i icii.i. It. C. Visible as n nebul- H.imil degrees the ..inside remuins prac\n.ni- muss with the nm lens clearly de- lii'ull} cokl. The heal is produced by\n(nod, Halley's cornel was sighted in an electric arc, to which lhe current\nthe western sky ilii^ livening about passes ilu-muili a regulator, A test ,,f\ntwentj degrees above the horizon al 1'\"' furnace was made the other day\nvi'.u u'elnck. The cornel was located with n small amount of silver ore in\nlightlj north ol west and took an the crucible. In II minutes after the\nIn.... lo sink below tho horizon, So current wus turned on the silver was\ns'ujn of ih\" tail was visible. Tho mi\"- melted. The interior of the furnace will\nI.n- appeared ns a star of the third remain at a red heal for some hours\nmagnitude, surrounded h\\ n luminous \u25a0'\"\"' ',l\" current is lur nisi off owing\n(r|\u201e\\v, '\" its complete insulntion. This is the\nSI'I'A IN IJI-'.\\ I I S l'i ik Im '\"-1 electric furnnce nl lhc kind lo be\nIII.- comet wns sighted in the west- manufactured In ('nnnda,\n.\u2022in sky on Sundu) evening low down \u25a0\t\nover il.\" l.ill between ih\" .lordon Kul. PQnariian PnnI\n1., \u201e\u201ed the I'agle l'a-. It set .,1 Ldliailiail L03I\nSI p. m. Tho sky was ipiite clear with- Montreal, >fa, j\\ Cnada is des,\nout a cestiye ol cloiiils and tli\" moon ii,\u201e.,| to be ,,,,\u201e. .,, ,- ,,\u201e. \u25a0_.,,.;,,,..,\nwas neurit at its full II. nei ap- coal.pr.xlui-ing countries in the world,\nli.-ar- like a., ordinary stnr in n light Ij,,,, .,. |)r [, p, n..^ ,,\u201e_., ,,[\nha\/\". \\ number of | I\" snw il bill the Pomii ,,...... |'|\u201e.\ndid not at lirst imagine il to he the deposit- of i-oal now known :,, exist\ncomet. The tail, if il has one, is j\u201e j\u201e ,, |,\u201e.,.\nlur I inwards .1 nrth, hen.\" \\| . Montreal,\nha\/.y ap|\u00ab>arance of th let's heail \u00aboti \u2022 . whole\n-'\u2022.\u2022ii ihroiieli ii I'l.\" cornel wns plain\nHow to get\na pure white\nloaf\n'THE object of all expert\nbakers and cooks is to\nmake a pure white loaf\nAnd this object is attained\nby the use of\npuRity\nFLOUR\nPurity is a hard-wheat\nflour of decidedly superior\nwhiteness. It bakes into a\npure white loaf. So, you\nsee, to get the really beautiful white loaf you must use\nPURITY\nhard - wheat\ni flour.\n\"Hon: Bread\nand betttr ~\nbread.\"\nWeiiern Ciud. Flour Mills Co.. L.J.\nOffice. Winnipeg. Mtn.lobfc\t\nUNION HOTEL\nAH 110 VIIKAII, II. 0,\nSpecial Attention given t\" commercial\niii.-ii nnd t.ni.isls. l-'irsl-class sample\nrooms, Kiiies! scenery in ItriiiHli Columbia, ovurlouking Upper Arrow l.nlte.\nW. J. Lightburne, Prop.\nCEMENT BLOCKS\nM M ti ll f !M-t. u T'rti I for llll cm'. .!.-. of Innl lirifi\nCEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE\nFIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS\nfolCllU in l:in:\u00ab or \u25a0 timll iiunul ilim !\n\u25a0 lit ill* l.iwfi-a linens fur t'Hsh,\nAll JtlutlH.oi bnllcMoa findlplftsU'rliiK\nuiiiUrttikan,\nFoote & Pradolini,\nREVELSTOKE\nE. G. BURRIDGE\nlv visible mi Moll I\nI.umi lip-\".\nfolio*\n1.123\n\u25a0\nBright Prospects\nB. C. Fruit Exhibit\nI'. .;....'\ninterest in.' form for tl\nof the season's ->\"\nBi ti I'n umi\nnrteri-n ic prorlu. t-i nt\n\u25a0\nI\nwill i.\nhi ! i\" lie- prin\npen - .\nI'.i :\u2022 . i I iml - - \u25a0\nI\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\n[J\nimbin\nUi w Hnl, I\n\"\u25a0 i'.\nUh -Iu\n'\ni\n\u25a0\nStart at Once\nI 13 H li II\n\u25a0\n. .,' ,. |\n\u25a0 he P Uovinif I\nllu Sui hei ind, tl\n1 i kssic Maclachlan at Edison\ni .\n,.... : hu i. Theatre Friday Night.\npair nf -hoes\nby the way they\nperhaps you judge them\n. but\n\u25a0\ni\n\" I [olden R\n-\nOES\nTinsmithing, Repairs, Hot Air\nPipe and Furnace Work\n-WORK SHOP\u2014\nCon naught Ave. - Revelstoke\nFOR SALE!\nSplendid residences.\nSuitable Building I^ots\nThose interested will do well to call\nand sec us before deciding to buy.\nYou can obtain fair rates for Fire Insurance in reliable companies with Du-\nuiiuinii Charters.\nCall and get figures.\nMonev to Loan on Residential Property.\nW. B. ROBERTSON\n(Jor. Secon 1 St. and Mackenzie Avenue\nPalace Restaurant\nMcKenzie Avenue\nFruit, Candies, Cigars,Tobacco.\nMeale 35 cents.\nA. H. Sing, Proprietor\nVegetable and Flower\nSEEDS\nOrnamental and Flowering\nSHRUBS\nBest varieties of\nFIR\/CJIT TREES\nSend for Catalogue\nROVRLNURSERIES ft FLORIl CO., LTD.\n786 Granville St. P.O. Ilox 1063\nVancouver, It. C.\nSIGNS\n(Reasonable Prices\nPainting and ;\nPaper Hanging\nSati ifa. tion Guaranteed\nR. '\/.. CRAWFORD\nCor. Tlnnl St. nnil K.iIih.iii Avenue\nUnion Hotel\nRESTAURANT\ni' mii r New Management\nWHITE HELP ONLY\nStewart Macdonald\nProprietor\nSee Its \"Artistic Arch\"\nThe\napoleon\n(Fqot-fite)\nOf all the 20 improvements of lhe clever-looking\nNapoleon Shoe the feature which best pleases the\neye of the buyer is the Artistic Arch. Special lasts\nare made for every pair of Napoleons\u2014foot-sculptured\nlasts\u2014and inside there is a stout steel arch which\nsnugly holds the instep.\nThat free, athletic stride which marks\nthe man of action is not possible when the\narch support of the shoe fails in its function.\nShowing the Napoleon Shoe is a\npleasure\u2014whether you come to see or\nto buy.\nSold everywhere in Canada, the\nUnited States and Great Britain at the\nsame price\u2014$5, $5.50 and $6.\nScotch Whisky\nA Genuine Highland Whisky.\nThere are hundreds of brands of so-called\n\"Scotch Whisky.\"\nMany of these are not genuine.\nFor your health s sake, confine your choice\nto standard brands ; use a whisky of recognized\nmerit.\nWatson s Whisky is one of these; distilled\nin the Highlands of Scotland\u2014-the district\nacknowledged to be the best in tbe world for\nwhisky distilling.\nWe age our Whisky in Sherry wood, and,\nafter careful blending, it is bottled in our ware-\nbouse and sealed with an adhesive capsule\nbearing our name.\nEvery such bottle carries with it our unqualified guarantee of purity and quality.\nInsist on\nWatson's\n\"THREE STAR\"\u2014A ....1.1. tkor.ujtly matured Scoiek.\n\"NO. 10\"\u2014A lull-k..Ji.J. rioMy ll.vor.i Scotch.\nJAMES WATSON & CO.. Limited - Dundee.\n3 Superb Styles\nThe famous Fit-Reform designer\nhas created three models in 2\nButton Sack Suits that surpass\nanything of this style ever seen\nin this country.\nThe combination of originality\nand elegance will appeal\nto every man who prizes\nexclusiveness and good taste.\nThe patterns\u2014\nFIT- ^8 *n ^ne English\nREFORM^ Worsteds\u2014 are\nequally distinc\ntive.\nts\nMcKINNON & SUTHERLAND\nRevelstoke, B. C. WEDNKSDAV, MAV 28TH, I'.no\nThE MAfL-HERALD REVELSTOKE. B. C.\nPage t\nWATER NOTICE\nNotice in hereby given that nn application will he made under Part V. of\nthe \"Water Act, 1900\/' to obtain a\ninvn'.r in the Revelstoke Division \u00b0f\nWuHt Kootenay District.\n(a.) The name, address and oooupa*\ntion of the applicant, Jacob S. Wiens,\nNakuHp. B, ('., fruit grower and vege>\ntable gardener.\n(b.) The name of thn lake, stream,\nor source (if unnamed, iho description\nih) Little stream, unnamed, running\nout of small lake i of mile east of said\nand.\n(c.) The poinl of diversion, 20 rods\nwast of cast end i>f lot 3, subdivision\nof lot 4274 Group (1).\n(d.) The quantity of water appliod\nlor (in cubic f''<'t per Becond) oneoub-\nlo foot per second.\n(e,) The character of the proposed\nworks: Taken wita i\u00ab-ni rfCVghj irom\ntream to garden.\n(f.) Tho promises on whicli (he water is to be used, Lot 2, Subdivision\nof Lot 4274 Group (I) Kootenay.\n(r.) The purposes for which the wa\nter iw to be used,\u2014irrigating vegetable\ngarden.\n(h.) If for irrigation, describe the\nland intended to he Irrigated, giving\nacreage,\u20141 acre on west end of Lot 2\naub-division of T.ot 427! of Group (1)\n(k) This notice was posted on the\n14th day of March, 1910, and an application will he made to the Commissioner on the 14th day of April, A.\nD\u201e 11)10.\n(1) Give the names and addresses\nof any riparian proprietors or licen*\naees who or whose lands are likely to\nbe affected by the proposed works,\neither above or below tho outlet,\u2014\nBuisnall Bros*, Robert T.a Hue, Nakusp\nB. (*., below outlet.\nDated March 16th., 1910.\n(Signed) m.16.\nJACOB L. WIENS,\nNakusp, B. C.\nNOTICE TO CREDITORS\nIn the Goods ol Thomas Beecher\nMetheiall, ili'ivni.'il\nNotice is hereby given that all persons having claims agaiuit the late\nThomas I e cher Methertll, nf Ping-\nston Ore.k deceased, who died nn or\n\u2022bout the 4t i day of September, 1!K)9\nare required to send by pnst prepaid\nor delivered to the undersigned, solicitors lor the Administrator, their\nnames, addresses and the full particulars ol their claim* in writing, nnd the\nnature ol securities, if any, held by\nthem.\nAnd take notice that alter June Ut,\n1310 the Administrator will proceed\nto distribute the assets ol the deceased\namongst the persons entitled thereto,\nhaving regard only to tbe claims of\nwhich he ahull then have notice.\nDated at Revelstoke, B. C, this 18th\nApril, A. 1). 1910.\nGILLAN & ELLIOTT,\nItevelstoke B. C.\n4ws Solicitors for Administrator\nEggs for Hatching\nEggs for hatching from the follow -\ning imported purs bred stoen:\nS. C. Rhode Island Reds.-42.00.\nSilver Laced Wyandottaa,\u2014$2.00\nBarred Plymouth Rocks,\u2014$2.00\nS. C. Bull Leglu)iii9,-$2.0n\nCornish Indian finnie,\u2014$2.00\nWhite Crested Bluck Polish,-$2.00\nEmden Geesc.-\u00ab3.00.\nImperial Pekin Ducks.\u201411.76.\nAlso stock from the above for snle.\nMRS. R. A. UPPER\nCertificate of Improvements\nNOTICE.\n\" Hurry\" mineral claim, situate ill the\nTrout Lake Mining Division of West\nKootenay District.\nWhen- located :-(In Poplar Creek,\nnear Poplar Townsite.\nTAKE NOTICK that I. A.K. Ilcylaii.l.\nFree Miner's Certificate No. B. 25405,\nIntend, sixty days from .late hereof, to\napplv to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Improvements, fm the purpose\nof obtaining a Crown Grant ..f the above\nclaim.\nAmi further take notice thai action,\nunder Section 37, must he commenced\nbefore the issuance of such Certificate of\nImprovements.\nDated this 15th dav of April, A. D.,\n1911.\nA. R. 111-VI.AND.\nNOI'KK.\nTo All Whom It M \\i Ooni bus:\nTuk otloe thai we, Julius Dougal\nand A. E. Hatgb, of the town nf Nukusp, in the Province of British Columbia, Intend to apply to the Chief of\nProvincial Police 30 days after the\ndate hereof, for the transfer of licence\nheld by II. .1. I.aliiasb. of the II I\n(,.iiiul.' Nukusp, to A. E. Iluigli nnd\nJulius Dougal.\nDated al Nakusp, B. C, this loth\nday of April.\n.111. It's III.I'll W,\napSB lm A. E. Haioh.\nMINERS WANTED-For French\nCrook, Big Bend. Apply B, A. Unul-\nley.\nFARM AND D3CIUD\nHip'inq's Tribute\nTo iniilio iln- colonial alumni im-\n Ii.'ih-li revenue producing, ii would\n In. the ni I tho company i\" break | Ku.lv ar I Kipling litis written i| .em\n\\\\ i \u25a0 i i i i\u00bb\u25a0 in ilir Crest on Review \u2022! S \"I1 u pnrti f em'li holding, probably entitled ili\" \"Dead Kimr,\" the\nSmith says: \"I fully concur uiil, Mr. |V( \"' ' ''\" ''\"\nCoinptnii ali.mi close planting. For\nmany years trees planted fifteen feel\n,'.|i'il l will ... 11 illlel'fel'le u ill)\nyear [in...' uieiit of which i- -ui 1 up ill the\niii Lis uuiirj into ooeiipnti su that line, \"Our King a-k- nothi\ntllere tniglll lie ;i crop available in a ,,|' nil! man tllull olll' King lliu\n| few IlllllliflH all.'.' lie IiiiiI lalien poBSOS- hi- dolie.'j Tlie concluding -\nIother. Tl 'ieinal cost ,,f ..no.yeaf \"'\"\"\u25a0 Tllls '''\"I' ~h\"\"1'1 Provide a dudi a- follows\n..Id aiii.le- trees i< in.iii I.'i. in 'Hie '\"\"' luring ll\"' Ural sonson, vtiry Vie ueeepted lii- toll a\u00ab our right;\neach. Ai lifieen lot* tipai'l Ihoro are '\"- l'\"\"1 l'1\"\" '\" L'-:'\"' according to none spared him, none i\nfom, lr00|l for overv , ,, ::n f,,,., lbe season ami il.e stale ui lho grain When he wns bowed bi lii- burden Ilis\nnPurl ni I f.u' I.-ii yours ur so after \"'iirkot. Tho totnl eoal ..( putting up rest wa* refused him.\ncoming im.i bearing thoro nro 9-1 gross ''\"' i>0,'l\"\"\"\u00bb'} buildings, propnring tho IVe troubled his age with our weak-\nr ipls per aero, for oven 81 from ''mP' providing domestic wator sup- j i the blinker oui .hame\nply nnd onclnsing tho holding with a When he heard thai Ills | pie had\ntr pluntod 110 loot apart,\nMr, Cunningham, fruil inspector, in\ni I able fe\n.'...nl I lie M I. I.'I lo ill.'\n.... I ol him. -Ili:\n. .llll*'\nllllim\nB locturii iii lho old school house, ''Wiliir H\u00bbl I\"'\"\" \"' 'h\" lind, and tho A- he r ived, no ho gnv,\nIabout Sn.onvber, IflOfi, ntlvisod plunt-I\"1'111''1' \"\"\"u l\"' -'*\"\" ll\"' opporttmi grudged, nuughi denying\nImj your .,1.1 tree- i\u201e pi-ofeieiieu lo lJ \"' rcpu.vi.1,1 \"' tell oqilill annual (Nol oven the lasl gasp ol I.i- I)\njoldor, slating thnl in five yeni i I,,l;' nl' \"l\"'\" h\" v|\"\"\" ' \"' d.vinli\nyour old nee Ims entighl up to n two- I Tl'\" l|,'\"'l \"> Im net Hod has tin aver Fui our snkes without ipu\nvow ..II iree planted nt Ihe suine \"tf1' \"'Will nl 10 miles from north lo from him all thai he cherished,\nii,,,,, \\|, oxperie Iiere lurroboi '\"\"'' '\"\"' ok tends from lho town ni Simply a- am ...her nervani, he nerval*, iln year old troes I plant- ,' '! \"' \"aslwnrd 180 mile-. The wul- ; ,-,l nnd he pel i-hed.\n,.:l in I'.inT are siiperiiii' lo two-vent supply taken Irom ihe liow river iJ Ml that Imh. envoi \u00ab i I is, md hi\nold tiers I planted in l!K)S. Tho lioue- Prii\"tieall,\\ Ineslinusliblo, When lho I\nlil ol l hi- i- ol)\\ i.i.ll-. a- llle cosl ul\nduring winter, or earl;.' in March, hi\ntore ilie burst, will go a long wa\nItowniils 1 pine ih,. ireos heulthy\nTALES FROM THE WONDERFUL WEST\nASK\nTen Ladies\nWhat Thev Think\nof\nROYAL CROWN SOAP\nNine Will Say\n\"It's The Best in The West.\"\nAnd All Will Agree\nThat\nGolden West Washing Powder\nCleanses\u2014Purifies\u2014 Beautifies\nAnd The Premiums are Fine!\nSave The Coupons\nAnd Write for Premium Catalogue\nDESIGN PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT\n\u2022mire projeel i--- finally completed Simply a- am ilm died in I.l -\n<>>' \u2022'*\"\" '\u00bb'l\"\u00bb of canals anl Wat- | vice, he died i.n lis.\nKteinil vigilance in spraying, prim cwnys will he in operation The' The t, in an envoi, hid. him,\no nnd cultivating i- absn] Ij nee- pri\u00bb'e ol lho I a nil is from C3 lo C8 I0\u00ab \"who in lhe realm totluj h\n.ail. Imi In spraying with ih- II I\"'1 \u25a0'\"'''\"\u25a0 \"' l'l,s> \",;\"1 '\" I\"\"'1 \"' 'read.\" and\nilphur solution in lho late fall, or Sil' Tli.\u00bbnm\u00ab Sliauglmossy, who pre- \"would -.-11 hi- soul lo remain in lho\nsided til ihe mealing, said lhal lhe sun, to depart nor look i\npopiilulion of Canada had been in- dead.'1\ncreasing by leap- and hounds, and ii \t\nAbout sixteen years ago I attended I would nol lie mi-prising if the presonl\na lecture and demonstration of proper \"1 millions became I2J before 1020,\nmethod of pruning by Mr. Rnrle, pro- :\"\"' ''>' (:\" l1\"' proater proportion of\nviuciul fruil inspector, when ho wus\nasked when pruning should be done;\nlie replied,\"Whenever your knife i-\nsharp enough.\" li is a common practise with a greal many lo l'.i through\nhnun \u00bb ll., li, Inrlm*\n\\\\\nKootenay Marble far Building\nthn orchard onco a year iu tin1 dormant nenson, antl ifivo tho lrcc< ,i radical pruning. Tho proper method i-\niii poing through tho orchard at any\ntime, summer or winter, to prune out\nanj branches thnt are found crossing\nor growing downwards to tht1 ground,\ntlm new live millions would come from\nihe L'nited States the majority <>f\nthem ver\\ desirable Bottlers. Bui It\nwas very much wished thai there\nshould hi' ,i number among them of\nthose who had been brought up u\nthe British (lag.\nCrass Channel flight\nN'elson, Mai JI. .lame- Carruthers,\nllle hi: Cuiiudiun wheal exporter, who\ncompleted a two months' pleasure\nlour ol Spain, I'ruin e an I ihe Uritish\nIsles two or three weeks agio and after\nstops ai Montreal, Minneapolis and\nder .... '\nnnijieg, Mime nn lo \\eIson and\nwenl .ml i\" Miirblehond In ins| i tho\nquarry and works ..f the Canadian\nmarble works of which he i- the tiful block of the Greal Weal Life As-\ntor in Ily across the English channel, surnneo company ni the corner ui\nMany have made un>sfnl attempts Itorie and I.milliard streets, Winnipeg.\nDo l.osseps ascended al Calais at ami another five earn will complete the\nIn a paper read belore the Colonial ,'2:'.\\n. lie male two preliminary eir- contract. One hundred cars of Marble\nInstitute ai the Hotel Metropole, f.on- leles before heading for the channel, head marble are going inlo tho com-\ndon, ('. Vi. Peterson, manager of ilie\nc. P, i;. Irrigation Colonization Co.,\nBaid,\" The main features of the plan\nare thai a home may lv ready for\nthe settler and his family immediately\non his arrival in Canada: thai all the\nVfter attaining a height of 1,000 feet position ol that building, which\nand easily outdistancing two other faces lhe new (.rain Exchange. Mr.\naeroplanes, he headed Btraight across Carruehers moili> his last ins| tion ol\nthe channel. the Mnrblehead property last fall\nlie l.osseps occupied fifty minutes in when the presenl piuu was just be.\ncrossing from Calais. 'This was due ine installed and nn the eve of an ex.\npreliminary work to make the farm to a hn\/.e he encountered over mid- tensive u--i ol the marble mountain\nproductive al the earliest possible mo- channel. Bleriot's time was thirty- by dinmond drill,\nmenl will have been performed prior.seven minill\nto his arrival, and that the Canadian\nPacific Uailway Company will augment the settler's capital b.v praclic-\n| The new Itevelstoke Rai k ol < om-\nniei-ee will haie marble basement, etc.,\nThe fisheries regulations have lieen from Raslo marble quarries,\namended by an order-in-council mak- ,\t\nally making him a loan, to be expend- ing the fee for salmon trap net license\noil by the company in providing neces- in British Columbin S'lTa instead <>l\nTHE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO.\nLIMITED.\nImport direct from country of origin.\nWHOLESALE DEALERS ONLY.\nREVELSTOKE 1=1. O-\nORIENTAL HOTEL\nsuitably furnished with the choicest the\nmarket affords. Best Wines, Liquors and\nCigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate.\nJ\". ALBEET STOITIE PEOP.\nA. F. MASON i\n5\nPRACTICAL GARDENER\nJobbing promptly attended to. Agent for all kinds of\nTrees. Plants, Hull'-, etc. I.ami- ami ('.aniens taken care\nof fur the Summer. Terms reasonable, Twentj years\nexperience. j!\n5\nResidence with F. G. Frisby. Phone 80 J\nAdvertise inthe Mail-Herald\n\u25a0 ary Improvements\nMoving Pictures To-nizht.\nMoving Pictures to-night.\ntf.\nFruit Lands Near Revelstoke\nWe have for sale 80 acres of cleared\nfertile lands ready for cultivation and\nplanting, half a mile from town, to be\ndivided into small blocks to suit purchasers\nand $300 Per\nEASY TERMS\nThis is the best land in the district, being\nvery fertile and suitable for growing fruit\norvegetables\u2014no irrigation needed. This\nis a paying investment.\n^\nApply to\nRevelstoke General Agencies.\n^\nREVELSTOKE, B. C.\nmtftnr\/.z rT-..*v\u00bb- Pntto 4.\nTHE MAIL-HERALD. REFELSTOkE B C\n\\\\ KDNKSUAY, MAY 35TH, 1010\nFOR SALE\nCbe'nDalMberalb\nPUBLISHED WED \u25a0 K-ili.VY AMI\nMTl'I'IHV AT\nREVELS TOKE. B. C.\nJntctlov BtoibltsbtitQ Compang,\nLimited\nSubscription Rates\nlnelii tiiin- |.,<-...,;.\u25a0 i\u00bb, Kiitfltiiid, United SluLon\nami Cllllutla.\nBy i lie year It hrough postolttool 18.50\nHull \" LM\nQuartoi \" Liki\nJ III Ul \\ I l.Nl. ei'imiliio 'Si cul cil ul roaaUU-\nahic ralos,\nTERMS tliuii, dubfloriptl' .8 payable in ml\nvance,\nADVBRTISINO RATBS.\nLugo, noiiceht ,,i- por line ii,-i iiixortlnti,\n..,,'- |,er line eaeh Hllbsonlioui ln-erli,,ll\nM.uvuiroiiionl - Ni.'ii'.i. id [I'J lines .nuke ono\nin,-i,|. S'ere uiul general 1,,,-iiie-s an.\nini,in.''in, ni \u2022 - ' \"' in ,\u25a0 Lnoli per al..\npr. leiii.l pnsu Ions, \u25a0_'., pur ,eni. ad\u00ab\nnil , ml, lili-ihs, itiu-rl ikim and Deaths\n.>,\u25a0 -a. h insoriIon,\nLand no li i 8i.M -Ml advortisoinonts\n-,i\u25a0, ,..', tntlio nppruvulul tlie iliiiliiiKuiiiciiL.\n\\i iiuud ami i union oil tdvorllseiiionUi\nVKOlils Wuiitoil, Help Wftlltod, Sitllftlloim\n,. , . ,t. Hit uul mis Viicunt. Toucliors\n\\Viint, ii il cini i'i - Wi 'I. in word* or\nI.... '.:.,,... ,..,, Ii i.wain,ial line la cents,\n. I,,, i. In MAiidluH ndvortlsoniontH must\ni\u201e . i hi V i. in. I in -duy nml l-'riilay of\n, ll \u25a0.. .1. in .,\u25a0,\u25a0 ire Ki.ii.l display.\nOOItlt! -i'liMiKM'i'. in\\it<-.t i latter* ol\nnnl In i n -i. tiuiiimuiiloatlons i\" Kdl\n\u2022 \u201e. .,.; i bo looonipaiilod by name of iniiumnunn u\n\u00ab , not iiece~-.ur.ly (u publtoatiou. but uj|| |\u201e. ma.le to celebrate the First\nas nvldnnon of \u00abood faith. Correspondeiioi . , . .\nHhiiuld bo hriof. Nutiil l)n\\ ol Soulli Allien (Jlny .11.\nI'lie\nA beautiful Dwelling House in a\ndesirable location, corner of Third\nStreet and McArthur Avenue.\nFor price and terms apply to\nREVELSTOKE GENERAL AGENCIES, Ltd.\nREAL ESTATE, LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE\nJ\n; Ill|(i)iii \u25a0 \u25a0 . i'. \u25a0 \u2022 I in i 'wind\nlinn I'm !.\u25a0 I 'ommissioner in Durban states llinl South Africa Would\nBARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, KTO. , . . ,,,\nOrncKs: l\u00ab\u00abKi\u00abJUSKBuam,ia Rbvbl nppi-eciute this Itllle attention. \t\npooplo of South Afrii'Jtlnok to * ununn\na\nAKVEY, MoOABTBK\nAND PINKHAM\nSTOICS, 11. C,\nAppropriate inoiii'iiinjj is not\nonly n liitine iriliiue io his life work\nInn the expression of an ICmpirea\nsorrow for the grt'iil man who is\nCone.\nThe Royal Oath\n-took, ft C. n\u00ab \"their -ei.ior colony for truidnnee ,\u201e\u201e,, Mn.v iB.-Ii i. \u00abai,I thutin-\nal : i--i-1:111 \u25a0\nin surmountliitr\nthose\nOfflcos: Itevolstoko, 13 0, I'muli\nOko. 8. MCCAHTKR\nA. M. I'1-.huim' J. A. Hahvkv.\nKovelMoke. t'raubronli\n'- '\"''' -\" Fal' M,iml- Tl,i- is ,h' the opening ol tho lirsl parliament lo\n\"\"bounce of n .etter sent from the ,, ,\u201e., ,,,.,, ,\u201e, \u201e.;\u201e \u201e,\u201e;\u201e,\u201e,\u201e ,h|,\n\" ' \">\"\" department to all school p,.oteslnl\u201e re|jBion> ,,\u201e. \u201e,\u201e,.,,, ,\u201e\ntenehcrs in this province, nnd they are (lus niu. ,|,.ril|\u201e, ,,, ih..if| ;||| (,min.|v\nSolicitor for:- \\naked moreover .,, Ily the line on that ,\u201e.u ......j,,,,,,:,,\u201e ,,f ., 11f OommKBOK, day, dii-eel ihoir pupils nttent to \u201e neg|ltive , j,.,,,\u201e.ie,. This will .leline\nTuk Molsons Hank, Etc. j'1 nll'p1' histor> of South Vfrieu, protestantism ns neoepled I\nw\n1I.I.IA.M I, Hitlljl.o\nBarrister\nSolicitor, etc.\nid of modifying the wording of the\n1 declaration whish tho Kings makes ,\u201e\nFIRST ST., - REVELSTOKE. B.C\n, the H\n\u2022r war all\n1 political history n\u201e\u201e,.|| ,,f Kinrland and will onl'v hull-\nTl\n:\"\"1 wography of th' country. . ne ,,,\u201e,, ,,y a|,|,|i,,,,in\u201e lhl, dol.trill0II\n|oi'cusion assuredly marl.- a most nn- ^hi. 1, the King abjures,\n\u2022poeh in Fne.nnd's colonial\nD\n\u25a0pOBKHI sMli'H\nProvincial Land Surveyor Sir Charles Fii\/.p\u201eirick, .hiof iuslieo\nMiuinKSutveyor history, a- well as in the history of o( ( nll.\u201e|.lj \u201ellvs lnfl ,. mon .\nKn^ii.eeiiiiKI South Miien. and should lye eelebrut. ,;,,\u201e .iM ..\u201e,\u201e.,.'\u201e. ,. ,,\nMCKHNZIK AVKNI'K. I , , \u25a0 , ,| , IUI . '\"|n.'M',ll- ( ana.llal. opinion.\nI'M US piltl'IOt I'ullV as tn-Mbl''. ulnlos-\nH.ix lim. RBVKL8T0KKI ,.. \u201e j , ,, states.\n\"\" nre all proud of our great Do- ..j wil, ,,\u201e\u201e,.,\u201e ,nv^.|f wi(h m..\nVI.HiN ,v EVELE1GH, iminion ol Canada, nnd have passed ,\u201e., ,|lis Nf) |1|a|| whn hag (Jmj ^^\n|the period when nolhing but cUnicul- ,\u201e\u25a0 |,1>r,..,i;il f,.,l,.,,,ii eully at hear!\nUi'\"m':,\"ls \u2022'\"'\u2022- I\"\"1 \"' l\"'-\"t '\"\"' l'\"11' a\"'1 no man who dreams of drawing closer\nVANCOl'VHK AND ItBVKtSTOKK, H. f. have reuehc! the heighl ol a prosper- ,hl, lies |,intiing ,,\u201e, s,,,n,.,,,1| ,lnil. ,)f\n=r^ on- nation, so should we rejoice with KmpLre c\u00abn possibly wish to hear King\nAll \"\"iiiiiiuiiii.il e..i~ .i.l, Ires,, al to I'n-1 our dster colony in South \\nea. and i; .ge .,, l)l(. beginning of his reign\nollice. Revelstoke. wiiHuiv,-piuu.|.i |,j ,\u201e\u201e. oncoiirugemeiil and sympathy, ,ei,eat tl\u201e. words ol the roval de,lo.-\u201e\n,IU\"\"'\"^ _ ,1\u201e all in our power to further their ,;,,\u201e..\u25a0 me loyal deilaia\nC. W O 5. ' linteivsts both for themselves and for T|\u201e. j .,|,],.,. which u ,, ,.\u201e.,\u201e (>f\n\",\"'1'' Knglish Roman Batholioism says:\nNo comment ol our- i- i ,|,.,| ,,,\neu.phu-i- lo the grave warning\nNotice of Bailiff's Sale\nITHl.K' NO riCB is hereby given that\nnml. i- an.l la virtue of the powers contained 111 a certain chattel mortgage\nnia.le hy I) .vie \\- Allum, Mlllil d, 1 Ice\nseized and taken possession of all the\nstock in Hi, h \u25a0 ot sii.i Uoyle .S: Alllllll,\nl.iiiiiiiil, consisting oi wa'elics, clocks,\njewellery, optical goods, fancy goods,\nirutch mnl jewellery repair e.n,,,U and\nother sto.'ls iu trade ol every Kind, also\nall store fixtures, lillines mill\nequipment of every kind, Including\nin- safe, wall show cases, floor\n\u25a0.how cases, one regulator and clock,\n.\u25a0.oils benches, tools, lest case, one op-\nthnlmoscope, polishin.it laths and other\nutensils ol every kind contained in and\nabout lhe store prenils -. occupied bv the\nsaid Company on l.oi Three (3), Block\nTwenty-three (23) Plan 636 A, i\" tin-\nriii ol Revelstoke, nnd il a I will on the\nlOtli day ol Mav. 1910, nt the hour of 2\n(i.ni. at the premises aliove mentioned\nnfTei t\"i sale the above nietitioned goods\nand propertj in one block.\nAn inventory ol the -uiil roods and\nproperty may be seen on npplicaiion to\nMr. Crowe at suid premises or on application in the iiiidcrsieiieil at his office,\nFirsl Sticei, Revelstoke, at any lime\nbetween this date and th \u25a0 hourol sale.\nDated this 23rd dav of May. 1910.\nA. E. KINCAID,\nbailiff lor the Mortgagee.\nWANTED\t\nWANTED General Servanl Girl\nwanted in private home. Good wageB\nApply at Mam. I1kuai.ii ollice.\nWANTED A p1 siii.ni as writing\nhousekeeper or cook. Apply Mrs. \u2022 .,\nRoom 'di, Union 11 nei.\nWANTED One Toim Horses. Must\nnot go h ss than 1610 lbs. each lun se.\nGive full | a'tii-u'iira to ARROW 1 AKKs\nI.i'Miimt Company, Limited, Arrowhead, li. 0. my l'o St\nF0UND-A Bicycle. Owner enn have\nsame by proving property und paying for ihis advertisement. Apply to\nI). I.. I'liiynesl cure llowson & I'n.\nMountain Viow Camp. No. 220\n\u25a0 Meet* Beoond and Ki.tirih Wednesdays in\neach nmnltv in Selkirk liill. Vlsitln Woodmen oorilmi'v Invttnri io ii.iond.\n\\v E i;vi: On. ''om.\n.IAS. MclNTYRE. I'lerk.\nKootenay Lodeo. No. IS, A P. * A. M.\n\\ im OF Mid KXIXG L\nf lhe i . ,. Kl, , whieh underlies those deliberately\nThe linal obsLciui\t\n, , .... . spoken words ,,i the ,.|n,.| n,* \u25a0 fnr their own use.\nSettlers and others may also obtain\npermits to nut up to 100 cords of wood for\nsale without competition.\nThe dues payable under a permit are\n$1.50 per thousand feet B.M., for square\ntimber and sawiogs of anv wood except nak; from 1-2 to 1 1-2 cents per lineal\nfo*>t for buildinii logs; from 12 1-2 to '&\ncents per cord for wood: 1 cent for fenc*\nposts; 3 cents for railway ties; and W\ncents per cord for shingle bolts.\nLeases for grazing purposes ur*' issued\nfor a term of twenty-one year*, at a\nrental of two cents per acre per annum.\n<\\>al lands may be purchased at HG\nper acre for soft coal and 120 for anthracite. Not more than 320 acres may b*\naomilred by one Individual or company.\nRoyalty at the rate of 10 cents per ton\nnf '*fwi pounds is collected on the gros*\noutput.\nEntries for land for agricultural purposes may be made personally at the lo-\npal land office for the district In which\nthe land to be taken un 1b situated, or\nif fhf homesteader desires, he mav, on\napplication to the Minister of the interior\nat Ottawa, the Commissioner of Immigration at Winnipeg, or the local agent for\nthe District, within which the land If\nsituated, receive authority for tnune one\nto make entry for him.\nA fee of 110 la charged for homeatead\nentry.\nA settler who has received an \u00abntrv for\na homestead. Is reoulred to perform th*\ncondition* connected therewith under onr\nof the following plana*\u2014\nii. Al lenst n|x month\"' residence upon\nRnd cultivation of the land In each year\nduring 'he term of three ynri.\nIt Is the practice of the Department to\nreouiro a settler to bring IB acres under\ncultivation, but If he orefers he may tub-\nstltut* stork; and 20 head of cattle, tn he\nnetunllv his own property, with buildings\nfor their accommodation, will be required\nInstead of cultivation.\n(2^ Tf the father for mother, if the father is deceased) of anv person who 1\"\n> 'iril.ie tn make a homestead entry under\nthe provisions of the Act. reside* upon\na fnr-m in the vtcinltv of th* land en-\n'ererji for hv such person as a homestead\ni>\u00ab- -eoulrerti^nts of the A^t ss to real-\ndenre prior to obtaining patent may be\nsatisfied by such person residing with thf\nrather or mother\n\u25a0''\u25a0\u2022 \\f the settler has his permanent\nrestdenc* upon farmlne land owned hv\n1 lm In th* vMnttv of his homentend th*\nreoutrements of the Act nm to resldene*\nrn;iv t>* satisfied hv residence upon th\u00bb\nAppMrst.on for patent should he made\n-aid land.\n\u25a0 nd of three years before the local\nID Agent or n homoHlead Inapec-\ntor\nHefore nuMif sp'-llratlon for * patent.\n.\u25a0\u25a0 er mtlPl glv\" six months' notln*\nIn wrltlnr ''\u2022 the <\"V\u00bbmmlsatoner of rw*\n'-iion I*rdn at Ottawa, of his Inteo-\nIon to do ao\nw w noRT,\nDeputy Minister of th* Interlo*\nTo Trappers\nRaw Furs Bought\nCash Prices Paid\nF. B. WELLS,\nTHE MOLSONS BANK\nINCORPORATED 1B6S\nCapital Paid Up\nRest Fund\n$3,500,000\n$3,500,000\nHas 65 Branches in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents\nin all the Principal Cities of the World.\nA OENFKAL DANKINQ BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT\nAt all Branohes. Interest allowed at highest current rate.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager.\nCummings Transfer Co. Ltd.\nFreight and Parcels Promptly Delivered\nBaggage Transferred\nFurniture and Piano Moving a Specialty\nOFFICE: SECOND STREET.\nPHONE 276\nF-rportnr nf Fnrq\nJessie Maclachlan at Edison\nTheatre Friday Night.\nScotch Whisky\nPopular the World 'Round.\nThe world-wide popularity ol Watson's\nScotch Whisky is one of the strongest proofs of\nits exceptional merit.\nThe Canadian will seldom be disappointed,\nif he asks for Watson's Scotch anywhere from\nHalifax to Vancouver.\nIf he travels down the Pacific Coast he will\nfind it at the \"Portland or the \"St. Francis.\"\nShould he continue his journey through the\nOrient, he will find Watson \u2022 in Honolulu ; in\nLevuka (Fiji); at the \"Grand\" in Yokahama;\nthe \"Imperial in Tokio; and at every house of\nany consequence in the Flowery Kingdom.\nEven in far-off Korea the brand is well known.\nIt is the favorite of our American friends\nin Manilla, and can be had at the \"Hongkong. \"\nFrom the famous \"Raffles Hotel ' in Singapore\nto the \"Taj Mahal' in Bombay, it is known\nand enjoyed, and Australasia has accepted it >\u25a0\nScotland's best.\nInsist on\nWatson's\n\"THREE STAR\"\u2014A mild, tlioronillily matured Scotcb.\n\"NO. 10\"\u2014A lull-bodied, riibly llivond Scotch.\nJAMF-S WATSON & CO., Limited - Dundee.\nAdvertise in the Mail-Herald WEDNESDAY, MAY 25TH, l'JIQ\nIf our methods suit you\ntell others. If they don't\nBuit you tell us. Any criticism of our mode of\ndoing business will lie\nappreciated.\nTHE MA1L-HERA.LD.1REVELSTOKE, B. C.\nr*g\u00abi\n Ml Mill\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.\nMail Orders.\nTelephone Orders,\nSend the children to\nthe store. Come yourself,\nHave our city traveller\nrail at your home for\norders.\na\nPickl\nes\nFriday and Saturday\nBargains\ni in Friday nnd Saturday\nwe will sell at n bargain,\n20 oz hottles of piokles at\nonly 'JO \u2022 flits per bottle.\nRegular price 30 cents.\nOrder early and get some.\nBiscuits\nIn this line we are at your\nservice, .lust unloaded a\ncar of biscuits of the latest\nmakes. All fresh stock.\nGraham Wafers in cartons\nat 15c, and 21b. tins 40c.\nGinger Snaps in packages\nat 15c, and bulk at 21b.\nfor 25c Fancy Biscuits,\nfifty different kinds, 25c.\nper lb. Soda Biscuits in\nlib., 21b., and 3 lb. packages, and 101b. and 251b.\nboxes, at prices that will\nmake you sit up and take\nnotice.\nLime Jui\nuice\nAll the boys on the water\nwagon are drinking our\nsparkling pure lime juice,\nMontserrat in (juart bottles at 50c, and Nabob at\n35c. We handle the best\nand purest on the market.\nGet It at Hume's\na\neese\nCan you enjoy your lunch\nwithout CheeBe. We help\nyou to enjoy your lunches\nby selling you some of the\nrichest aud jiurest cheese\non the market. Canadian\nCheese, Ingersoll Cream\nCheese, McLaren's Cheese\nin four different sizes, and\nStilton Cheese. Order a\nwedge of your favorite kind\nGet It at Humes\nMuslin Dresses\nOne-Fiece\nl.adieB and Mispes one-piece\ndresses in Fine Muslin, neat\nand practical, liasy to slip\non. No separate belt or collar. Kach laundrying briDgs\nthem back neat anil crisp. So\nmany ladies have been delighted with these dresses.\nSome in white, ami some in\nthe new colorings. See them.\nThe price\n$6.75. 5.75. 4.75\nThe E levator is the most perfect type of passenger elevator\nmade. We spared no expense to\nget the best and most reliable. All\nthe safety devices so far produced\nyou will find on it. The most\napproved automatic safety brake.\nWhite Wear\nShowing\nSnowy White Lingerie that\ndelights the heart of the\ndainty dresser. The June\nBride and the Summer Girl\nwill want these. Plenty of\nDainty White Petticoats, Corset Covers, Gowns, etc, selling\nthese days for the Bride's\nShower, and the personal gift.\nTh\u00b0y are appreciated too.\nYou will be delighted with\nthe showing.\nUmbrellas\nA Thing of Beauty is a Joy\nfor ever. Even in so common\nplace an article as the Umbrella there is artistic beauty\nin this day of good dressing.\nA whole hundred new ones on\nthe counters for present selling. A great many ladies\nprefer the useful umbrella as\na sunshade. They come in\nBlack in a variety of cloths\nand the handles are something different :\u2014The new\nMission Handle, the New Director Handle, the New Gold\nHandles, the New Sterling\nHandles. From\n$2 to $7.50\nH\nh\nammocKs\nFrom England, as Ftrong and\nsturdy as the proverbial Old\nCountry goods. Experience\nhas taught us the best colors\nto buy in these IlammockB.\nThere are certain colors that\nstand the exposure to sun\nand weather. We have your\nHammock complete with\nhooks and nails ready to\nswing on your veranda or\nunder your trees, at 12 to $10\nY\nour\ns\nummer\nSuit\nVery soon, perhaps to-day\nyou will be thinking of a\nlight cool suit for summer\nLet us have the pleasure\nof showing you our line in\nnobby light weight goods.\nLight gray and Slate worsted in the most up-to-\ndate styles. The trousers\nare all finished with buttons inside and belt straps\nto enable the wearer to do\nwithout a vest in the hot\nweather. We guarantee\n20th Century Clothing to\nhold its shape. This suit\nin light and dark gray\nand plates, at\n$23.00\nCurtains-Curtain Goods\nOur stock nf these goods surpasses any previous\nattempt. Choice.Madras Muslin and Curtain Nets in\nWhite Cream, Ivory and Arab. Also a nice assortment of heavy colored goods for drapery purposes.\nWe have the very newest in Lace and Net Curtains,\nin all sludes. A nice assortment of Fillet Net Goods.\nUnexcelled for Quality and Fnce\nREGAL SHOES\n\u2014and so doet every other well-dressed man here. Hiey're the\nsmartest shoes that money can buy\u2014exact reproductions of\nexpensive metropolitan custom models. They're made in quartcr-\nstzes; giving you an exact fit. Regal Shoes arc the greatest shoe\n\"allies in the world\u2014that's why wc sell them.\nLet ui show you the new Spring styles.\n$5.00 and $6.00\nC. B. Hume Sr Co.\nDEPARTMENT STORE\nRevelstoke, * B. C.\nCoffi\nees\nWith our Isrge stock of\nCoffi es uow in we are able\nto supply the warn- of\nanyone. We buy often\nand our goods a f fn -ii.\nWe specially makM men-\ntio i of our stock of M \"!i i\nand Java Coffee, which we\nbuy in ihe I ean, and\ngrind it wbile vou w\u00bbit,\nJ'his iu 'he best coffee that\nmoney can buy. Vou c an\nhave it granulated, pulverized, or in the be in.\nThe aroma nf this coffee\ncreates an appetite and\nits taste satisiies it. Try\na pound.\nDo It Now\n(Jet our prices on all kinds\nof Groceries. We know\nwe can save you money\nif you will only give us a\nchance. We buy right\ntherefore we can sell right.\nSaving money for ourselves, we save money for\nyou. Our aim is to give\nour customers the right\ngoods at the right prices.\nIf we se id you in mistake\nanything that's not right,\ntell us and we will correct\nit. To please is our ambition.\nMuslins\nPontella Swiss\nA decided hit in colored\nmuslins. A tine sheer muslin with a dainty over-\ncheck and spot in colors\nFor Children's or Misses\nDresses they are particularly nice. Almost every\ncolor represented in tbe\nline. A special price per\nyard\n25c.\nH\nosiery\nTan Lace Hose, Black\nLace Hose, White Lace\nHose. Tan Oause F.isle\nHose, Black Gause Lisle\nHose. Silk Hose all c dors\nand a score of dainty and\ndesirable colo.s and styles\nin Ladie-' and Children's\nFancy Hosiery,\nTake the Elevator\nVou may lind a mistake in\nour accounting, let ih know if you\ndo. We have Installed the finest\nollice system possible and are doing\nour utmost to keep apace with the\ntimes. Vou can help us if you'let\nus know of any mistake that n\noccur. Ta;t- 0.\nTIIE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE IV C\nUIUM'.SIIAV, MAY SMTH. I'.HO\nTjtal Eclipse of Moon\nTlm loiul oelijiHc will nlford thu op-\nI >. .1-1 ii ni t > lo Boai'i'll for ll miti'llitn oi'\ni.n.il eelipa? of Iho moon, which him Innii I a \u00abu\u00ab-\nNOTICE.\n'lake notice that tliirty days after\nI ite I intend to apply to the Super\nNOTICE,\nThirty dais after date ol this advertisement we Intend to make applied-\nember 31\u00bbt.\n1010,\nDOUG VI, k IIAKill.\ni Mundnj aiifl\ntin ii mn innii place, The sk,\\ \u00bba> puded but cannot he n in ordinary lintendent of Provincial Police for a re-\n' liiiL'ly cleai and the pii inciiii ninnuliglil nwing to the brightness of newal of Liquor License for the St.\nv isily witnessed, When the moon il\"' sky, as it is then eonipleli'lj Iii.l- jleon Hotel, St. I.eon, B.C., (or the\nrose ihe slindiiM nl il iirlh uas den from oar view, II audi a IhwIj ex half year from May 31st., to Decern\nahoiit half wnj across. I'ho phonom- i*1- il i\u00bb\"i\u00bbl '\"' \u00ab\"\"> \"mid\\ and .1 her 31st., 1910.\nena wns watched with much intoioat, i\" the moon's lisk, m that il ovei M. GRADY,\nThis eclipse wn* lho second in tho discovered it can bo nlilj dui'inu \u201e lo\nof lour, iwo nl the -un and two '\"' eclipse when il\"- moon'., light i -..\nof the moon, niiiu ed for ihi- year, \"\"\" 'h rodiwto: that il may be rond d\nThe mm nlered il urth's shadow visible eilliei le a powerful telescope\n\" IB I'liWIio nan. and l>j '.ni'.i was or n| n plintournphii pinto. While tion tl) ,)\u201e, Superintendent ol Provin\nobscured, ll began tn reap some nslr moi are lieptieal as to cial Police, Victoria, for a renewal ol\ni' i ''dock, and bj 11:*' was the existence of a lumar satellite, \u201eth- Ketai| Lienor License for the Grand\n\"f the Imilow. I'l li betrin ''i believe il will yel be delected nn- |jot9lj NaUusp, B.C., from July 1st Io\n when the moon was well elevat- dor lavoiahle enmliliolis for iihservn- |>,.,,.m|\n,. . :,,,.,,. ihe In ni \u25a0on mid al a con- l\"\"1 1'liniigli ii lin ilm [ai eluded\n horn in il veiling, ii i ur- detection, ii i- nlway, .\u2022ui'efull.i soar- I\ne.l undei the nm I favoi ilile eonditioiiH chod lor whenever the nmoii is in tho . NOTICE,\nfui observation, ami uexl In the up- eat'th's shadow, ami should lhe eom-\n, | .... \u201e.|!|,an mvniil Ii ni',.. Ii uiil I '\"ke notnv thai tlniM flnyi niter\nI ranee of Halle,! \u25a0 eumol, was lllo \"'- ei npse io\\eiu n- | enn n win\ni popular celestial evenl of Iho l\"' '\" ' 'he most intei'esiiuu 'I ,\nyeni When the in.n.n is immersed ill erics of a-ir imieiil resonreh,\ni \u25a0 hadow hei disk appeared n lit\"\"' \u00abas n mngnilicienl sight\n... , . :,, I',,.,.| ,,,|,. ,,..| ,...:,.. ,|, I,. ,:., I for tho KootellaV Hi. Il'l. LlHton, ll.l ..\n! as il covered with a dark '\" ko\\oisioko ami quite in lesiiat\ncei ui,I hor unusual fninlnesi at lllo evenl ul the yeai\ni .f hei lull could not fail lo al\ni attention.\ne lij .1 the i u is pi'uduiiKl\n1 moon pn inu i he earth's Many Canadian lacrosse players hold\nw, whicli can never invar except among their happiest recollection,\n\u25a0 time of \"full moon,\" when the ihoir games before King rgc \\.\n\/ i- tn opposition nnd rises at sun Hones Allen, now nf Vancouver, re-\nearth coming between tho sun ,.,11- \u00abnh pleasure thnt ho has played\nmid casting n .lark shadow before his niiijosly on Iw asiona,\nlhe inuun's disk, Tho oai'th's sliad and I'.HK West valm- higher than nny\now being produced by ll arlli Inter- nlhor atliletic trophy in his possession\n\u25a0\u25a0 ting the sun's light, and as ilie sun i the gold medal which was presented\n| ' ire ih.oi a million times larger it to iiim at tho han.I- nf the king, at\ni be obvious lhal tills shadow must i|,a| unu. il\u201e. I',-, (Wales,\nhi micnl in form. When the moon I His Majesty may ho truly regarded\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 ili.- hitler or outer shadow, her \u201e\u201e \u201e lacrosse enthusiast. Although he\nli \u25a0 produ I by reflecting that re- 'did not share the late King Edward's\n: fr ie s is only partially fondnoss for h,,,--,. mdng, hi- in,..,,-, '\n' ' ured, Imi if nl anv lime the in j in rugby football i- woll known .,,,'1\nwithin the former her light is | those who were in Ilis company al the\nnearly, if nol ahnosl wholly obscured lacrosse games thai lio has witnessed\ntotal eclipse results, can testify lhat ho was highly struck\nI'HOVES I'A IMI! IS HOUND. with the spectneujat' plays and with\nTho lirsl and most obvious fact i the speed of the game. Bones Vllen\nlearned from an oclipse of the moon played before the then Prince ..i Wales\n, that the enrth is round, ..,s its sha- tooth in Canada aod in England, Allen\ndow whan -ecu on ih.\u2022moon's disk is wa- playing for Cornwall at lirst\nalways circular, whether the eclipse home when thej met lhe Ottawa Cap\nKing George Lacrosse Devotee\nlate I intend to make application to\nthe superintendent nf provincial police\nfor a renewal of Retail Mquot License\nfor the half >.\u25a0',,\u2022 ending December .'tl\n1910.\nHaled May 1st., 1010.\nSTEPHEN PODBIEI.AXCIK.\n$10 Reward\n\\ reward of 810 i- offered for such\ninformation as will lend to the arrest\noul conviction of the person or per-\n-ons who. on the mornings of April\n33rd. and 25th, milked my black cow\nin the stable.\nEl i:\\mh; \\. TAPPING.\nWANTED\nGrand Hotel, Nnkusp, wnges 9'20 por\nmonth.\u2014Apply at Grand Hotel.\n!'\u2022\u25a0 jreul ui -mall, and whatever side\ni irl i. presents to tho moon at the\nilala for the Mint,. Cup in IDUl, and\nthe match was nol only witnessed by\ntime. A- ihis lake- place always, In \"\"'' presenl King, but lhe ball was\nwhatever position the earth may be, faced by him. Then in England in\nwhile tl artli i- revolving rap- If\"\" ''\"' Caps toured I'.i,eland and\nidly upon ii- axis, it follow- that lho Iplayed an Ml English twelve, known\n\u25a0 it must either bo nn e\\n,-i globe, as the Duke of Arpyll's learn, at Lords\nlittle different from a globe thai \u25a0'\" London, and thai match was also\nn- deviation from that figure is im-Iwatched by the king, showing the\np.\u25a0\u2022 eptible in its shadow on the moon warm interest thai His Majesty was\nliing except a spherial objeel will taking in tho national .'.-nne of Cann-\noasl a circulai' shadow, in whatevei ''' at that time,\np isition ii ,- placed, and ii i- said\nWANTED\u2014Smart office boy. Apply\nin writing to Box 200, city. tf.\nMoving Pictures to-night.\nTO LET\u2014Furnished room, suitable\nfor either one or two gentlemen. Centrally located. Apply thiB otlice.\nWANTED\u2014A caretnker for the Y.\nM C. A. Apply to Y. M. C. A. Secretary.\ni i olumbus was Brsi led to believe\nti earth was round by observ\ning ii- -hadow on ih.- moon during\n\u25a0111 eelipso, l,.i up ,., Ilis nine 1 he\n. hud nol been circum-nnvigatcd,\nWi .1. Curl i-i piano timer, will visit\nthe City al...,u May 24th, 191(1 Orders\nlefl with 11. .Manning vvill receive\nprompt at lent ion.\nPr... ino,,',- are reminded that their\nat , he did not have the positive proof ilicenses fall due or, May 31st. It is\nol - mlitv thai we uow possess, well I before the rush on that\nI ll WCt: Til Fixn - \\ I F.l I.l I 1 d Id.\nFOR SALE OR RENT-Ranch at\nClanwilliam. Apply to Airs. Mary\nI'.ilmer, Clanwilliam, B. C. tc\nWANTED!\nA man or a boy to herd\ncows during the day. Apply\nto MAIL-HERALD.\nWanted to Buy\nA Small Steam Tug Boat in good\nrepair. Apply, giving full particulars\nas to size, style ol machinery, price\nexpected, etc., to .Ml'XDY LUMBER\nl'i >., THREE VALLEY, B.O. m23 tt\nThe \"Traveller\"\nThe\nAmes-Holden\nShoe For Men\nAsk Your\nDealer.\nNOTICK TO PUBLIC\nThe police have secured the services\nof a scavenger. Any persons de-irons\nof Ino ine their chisels or cesspools\n.'leaned, should leave word ill the\npolice -la,mn.\nII. M, PARRY,\nChief of Police\nNOTICE\nPake notice lhat wa intend to mako\napplication to the Superintendent of\nProvincial Polico for a renewal of our\nretail liquor license for the promises\nKnown us the l.elaii.l hold, N'akusp,\nIt. C\u201e fov Ihe half-year from dune 80,\n1010 lo December 31st, 1010,\nOgilvio .v MoKltriok.\nMav 3rd, 1010.\nSPRING IS HERE\nflow is tbc trimc of .year tor Sect) planting\nScautifs ijoui' \u00a9ai'&cns\nA large assortment of I'Yesh Gnrdcti and Field Seeds, including\nSTEEL BRIGGS FERRY'S MAY'S McKENZIE'S\nAND BURPEE'S, Fine Lawn Grass, Clover, I'lmothv, Alfalfa\nThe Paget Supply Co'y-\nE. W. B. PAQET\nJ. WILSON\nNOTICE\nTake notice lhal 'I\" dav- ,.,f|,.|- dale\nwe inien.l to apply to lho Superintended ol Provincial Police for a renewal of the retail li.| ior liconso for\nlhe ida. mi House, filmier, 11. ('., for\nthe half year from .lune 30, I'.UO- to\nDecember 31st, 1010.\nC. P. Uy. Toy.\nMay 3rd, 1010.\nNOTICE.\nTake notice thai 30 days after date I\nintend to apply to lhe Superintendent\nof Provincial Police lor atj renewal ol\nthe retail liquor licence lor the L'nion\nHotel, Arrowhead, B. C. for the half-\nyear from June 30th, 1910, to Dec. 31st,\n1910,\nHaled May Ith, 1910.\nMay -1 lm. \\V. J. I,ic,imiri<\\i:.\nNOTICE\n'lake nolice that 1 intend to apply to\nthe Superintendent of the Provincial\nPolice lor a renewal of the retail liquor\nlicense for the City Hotel, Arrowhead,\nB. C, l..r tin hall year from June 30th,\nI'll\", to Dec. 31st, 1910.\nDated'.SIay 7th, 1910.\nmay 7 hn JOHN CALEY,\nNOTICE.\nTake notice that 30 .lavs alter date\nwe intend io apply to the Superintendent of tlie Provincial Police fora renewal\nof the retail liquor license for the Lake-\nview Hotel. Arrowhead. It. C, for the\nhalf year from June 30th, 1910, to Dec\n31st, 1910.\nHaled May 4th, 1910.\nMav J Iiii. Chapman .S: Irwin.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 30 days\nalter date I intend to apply to (the\nSuperintendent of the Provincial Police\nfor a renewal of the retail liquor license\nfor the Queen's Hotel. Comaplix, It. C,\n(or the half vear from June 30th, 1910,\nto Dec. 31st, 1910.\nDated Mav 4th, 19in.\nMay I llll J. II. YOUNG.\nNOTICE.\nTake notice that I intend to apply to\nthe Superintendent of the Provincial\n1'olicc for a renewal of the retail liquor\nlicense for the Kootenay Hotel. Burton\nCity, B. C, f..r the half year Irom June\n50th, 1910 to Dec. 31st, 1910.\nDated Mav 4th. 191\".\nMav 4 lm \\VM. I.IIVATT.\nCentral Hotel\nAbrahamson Bros., Props.\nEnlarged ami Impioveil. Firel-Class in every respect. All modern convenience*\nLarge Sample Rooma.\nRates, $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates-\nRevelstoke, B.C.\nDoyle and Allum, Ltd\nare disposing of their entire Stock at a\nsmall advance on cost. It will pay you to\ninvestigate their prices on Diamonds.\nJewelry, Cut Glass, Silverware, Watcher\nDoyle and Allum, Limited\nNOTICE\nTake notice that 30 days after date I\nintend to apply to the Superintendent ol\nProvincial Police for a renewal of the\nretail liquor license for the Halcyon Hot\nSprings Hotel. Halcyon l? C, for the\nhalf vear from June .'nth. 191H, to Ilec.\nalst, 1910.\nDated Mav 4th. 1910.\nMav 4 lm. H. MclNToSH.\nNOTICE\nTnko notice that 30 days after dato\nI intond tr, apply lo the Superintendent nf Provincial Police for a renewal\nof the retail liquor license for tho\nCriterion Hotel -it Camborne, I!. 0.,\nfor tho half-year from dune 30, 1910,\nto Ii, ember 81st, 1010.\nlined Mav 4th, 1910,\nF. T. ABEY.\nNOTICK\ne 'hut 30 days after date\n1 intend lo thi Superintend-\nen' of Pi Police for a renewal\nof tl,.. retail liquor licen e for the I'.va\nHotel ' a,,,, i ne, B, f'., for tlio holf-\n1910, to Doeomher\nIti , 1910\nfl. J. V. Mil'..\n*!-.<*:\u2022\u2666* to*.-, . ammmMn%.M>wrt\nNOTICE\ndayi idler dnto\n... apply lo the Superintend-\nProvini ial Polii e foi o n newal\nil liquor licen \" f,,r the Lar-\napli', B. C . for tho\n10 1910, to I'11 en\n'\u25a0I Ith, MHO.\nI! M, EVANS.\ni \t\n'Nt nCVl : Rl AL E8TATE\nWe .\"er full quartei acres Imparl '\nbeautiful location, easy lorm\nWrite, f ' \" '\" Kroki'i\nPen '\u25a0\u25a0 ll , We.i, Van-\n..,. It C. \u00ab13r'.\nI\nWest Kootenay Steam Laundry\nRevelstoke, B. C.\nSend your Blankets and have them\nProperly and Promptly Cleaned.\nSHIRTS AND COLLARS A SPECIALTY\nSatisfaction ^uaiiantced in all lines\nPhone li Office Corner 2nd. St., and Mackenzie Ave.\nSynopsis of Canadian Homestead Regulations\nNY RVftilnble Dominion l,,tu,l \u25a0 within the\nKiiilwav licit in Hritish <'oluuibia, may\n:>e l,\"iiic iciuici by hi,v porsou who is the sole\nbead of a family, or any male over 18 years of\nBKe, to tbe extent of oue-t)Uarter section of 160\nacres more or loss.\nKin rj must be made ^orsonnlly at the local\nlaud otlice for the district iti which tbe land is\nsituate: Entry by proxy may, however, be\nmade on certain condition! ny the father,\nBother, son. daughter, brother, or sister of au\nIntending hotnesteiuler.\nTho homnstoador is required to perforin the\nrun.; .t '..\"i \u25a0 connected therewith under one of\nthe following plans :\n(1) At least six months' residence upon and\ncultivation of the land iu each year for three\nyears.\n(2) If the father (or mother, if the father is\ndeceased) of the homesteader resides upon a\nf'triii in the vicinity of the land entered fnr, the\nrequirements as to residonco maybe satisfied\nby suet\nllinl (mr.\nhy such person rosidin\u00ab\nire may\nwith th\no father or\n(8) If the settler has hi- permanent residence\nnpon Farming tend owned by him in the vicin-\nit) nf his homestead\u25a0 the requirements as to\nre lenCe may be satisfied by residence upon\nthe aid Ihi d.\nBiz f -\u25a0\u25a0 i. notioe in writing should he uiveu\nin the Commissioner of Dominion Lauds at\nOttawa '>f intention to apply for patent,\n(.i'.i.. Coalmining rights may bo leased for\ne period of twenty*one year-* at au annual\nrnntal of U per acre. Not more than 2,560\neore shall hn leasod to ono individual or\noompauy. A royalty at the rate of five cents\npei ton -Iinil be collected on the merchantable\ngoal mined,\nW. W. CORY,\nDeputy Of the Mini-tor of the Interior.\nN ii. unauthorized publication of this ad\nvertisommit will not bo paid for.\nTo Trappers\nRaw Furs Bought\nCash Prices Paid\nF. B. WELLS,\nExporter of Purs.\nNOTICE.\nTO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.\nThis is to certify that I lost a cow\ninsured with the British American\nLive Stock Association, Ltd., for $40\nand that 1 have this dato received,\nthrough W. B. Robertson, their local\nrepresentative at Revelstoke, B. C,\nsettlement in full.\nHated at Revelstoke, B.C., this lOtt.\nday of May, 1010.\nJ. A. MORGAN.\nNOTICE\nNotice is hereby given thnt 30 days\nafter date I intend to apply for e.\nretail liquor license in respect of tli.\npremises at Downie Creek, Big Bene\"\ndistrict of West Kootenay, known aa\nthe Downie Creek Hotel.\nDated May 10th, 1910.\nGEORGE C. HAWKER.\nNOTICE\nOur logs are stamped\non the end \"E\" and all\npersons are warned\nagainst taking them or\nthe driving of nails o\/\nspikes therein. Do not\ntouch our logs.\nRevelstoke Sawmill Co.. Ltd WEDNESDAYj M W 25TH, I'.HO\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE, B. C.\nP\u00abk\ntSEzszztA\n_I~'!?=W?'5i5\n.. . \"*tt, a _l\nv&\nBUILD UP\nREVELSTOKE\nWill\nPatronize\nLocal Industry\nGET YOUR\t\nPRINTING\nAT HOME\nWe oMAIL-HERALD\nhas new type and printing machinery\nOur stock tf printing papers is large and\nwell selected.\nWE PRINT\nLetterheads - Billheads - Cards\ncTVfenus - Envelopes - Programs\nBooks and Booklets - Loose Leaf\n(Recount Forms - Ball Programs\nWedding Stationery - Memoriam\nCards - Lumber Forms - Tags, Etc.\nADDRESS-\nTHE INTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LTD.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C.\nAgents for the famous\nEMPIRE TYPEWRITER\n$60.00 Cash\nGarden Freshness of \"SALADA\"\nFresh and fragrant from the gardens of the finest tea-\nproducing country in the world. Ask your grocer for\na package to-day\u2014\u2014you'll like it.\n Black, Mixed ami Natural Orern, 40c, 50c, 00c uud 70c per lb. \u00bb\nDeaths in Comet Years\nTl,,- deutli nl Kins Kdwnrd wliilo\nlliillpy'n cornel in visible Imw called ul\nl imt ion again to lho Ruporslition \u00ab>f\nilu- middle aires, lhal tin' appearance\n,\u00bb! .mr of these unusual heavenly visitors presages iln' (loath of a ruler or\nii norsonngc of groat important.\nThe belief that comets forotoll wars,\npestilence, drought nnd especially the\nhi iiii nud death of distinguished pen-\npi.'- wus once tilmosl universal and tho\nancient chroniclers seem i\" have avail-\n.-il themselves of every coiiv i'l 'nee\nbetween mi importanl event and the\nuppenranee of n \"hairy \u00abtur\" which\n.mill! possibly bo brought in to support the i In'. ii\\ of mysterious coles ti-\n,',] influences, I'm some <>f these co*\nincidences nro deemed remarkable^ nl*\ntogether apart from superstition.\nl-li..mii- \\i i\u00ab\u00ab,\niii.i'l.- ii - ipjn ii nn\n1271, i t\nron \u00bbi\n-ii 'nu.\nRri way Pioneer Dead\nIII,. Mul 21 Wlel till \u25a0 _ a\nI. 1 . n-\n rn ul ihi' 11..mm Mr. 1 In\n. 1 hi .... lied in 'he Hospital tor\nIn. ui.iIiI.m 0 i the mostpromin-\nfii i i-.iilw :i\\ .i i _: i 11.-.19 in Cai 11.\nMr, I..IM. look purl m liuil.lii..\nIni,.i...l,.i,i ,l i; i;lw ij in S'ew B\nu ii k. Ill1 wn with llii\nnl -tali' ill I lie I '. P. II, '\"\u2022\nwiih i-arrit'd m mm- I lie pi .iii :> I\nover the K'ootenm mountains.\nSpanish Queen III\nMmii id, Mnj 23. Queei Vietoi ia\nlelivered of mi infniil al four . .' iloi k\nM\u00abn.v nre il omets thnl have been ,,.,,,., ,i:i> \u201e\u201e\u201e\u201e,\u201e._.. The ehilcl, a male,\ncited ns forerunner* of death. In wns ,|,,\u201eL -|-|le 1\u201e,k uiil i\u201e. buried\n:!7'\" A- l(\" '\"\"\u2022 \"' ll\"'\"\" bodies showed njthoiit ,.0,.emony in the Royal Panth-\nilself in tho sky n fow days hefore the ,. , ,\u201e,. plSmr\\a\\ monastery.\ndenth of Valentinian, nnd in 501 \"B W|\u201e.\u201e told of her loss the mother\ngrenl anh brillianl star with a long we,\u201e bitterly. King Alfonso is nill in\nray\" appeared when Ambrosua Auro- |,,n.l,\u201e, where he attended yesterday\nlitis lay dying. Tho denth of I'ope ,|\u201e, f\u201e\u201eernl ,,f ,|\u201e. ij ,,,\\ ,,,,,1,.. .|la\nllenedict III. in -\u25a0'>-. wns n' \u2022' i'omet, on 802 a comet \"an- ni\u201e |ms, w\u201e\u201ek )u. i \u201e ,\u201e,,., ,\u201e.\u2022 1?\nInounced\" the d ase of Uthnriua the [\u201e,. |\u201e.r majesty. According to custom\nYodngor. Premier Cnnnlejaiiy Mend?\" bo... .iho\n\"A burning stnr like n torch with a body lo a adjoining the queen's\njlong tnil'j presaged the denth of 1-odis ^f,;,,,,\u00bb,.., ,',\u201e\u2022 ,|\u201e, ,,ili. ial inspection Inll. of France in 87.5, nnd tho appear- ,|\u201e. members of tho royal family ind\nnnee of n ooifcot two years Inter wns ,.,,,\u201e., functionaries who had been wait\nfollowed by the death of Charles the ;\u201e_, there. The present .- \u2022\u25a0 \u2022 firsl in-\nBold. Man... ..i a -'ill birth in ih\" S|\nWhen the Emperor Constantino family, although a child of Queen Iea-\nPorphyrogenitus lay breathing his last belln II. lived onl) lone enough \u2022 i re-\n'.Wi A. I)., \"a gloomy and obscure ,.\u201en\u201e the lustral water. Queen Vic-\nstnr\" shone for Borne time in tno hoav ,,\u201e\u25a0;., j, ,|\u201e. ,\u201e\u201e,|\u201e,,. ,,( ,\u201e,, u.y- ,\nens. The death of Casimir, King of L.;i| surviving.\nPoland, in 1058, was \"announced by J The condition of the queen is\na comet,\" and a .similar Bign was giv- 'lon\\ng ,|\u201e. L,raVl, feara ,,,\u2022 ,|.,, ,,,lrt\nen in Mil before the death of Wlndis- physicians. King Alfonso is hu\n,as. King of Rohemia. tn }\u201e,,. ^.j,,\nThere was a comet in the heavens\nduring the lasi illness of Pope Alexander III., in 1181, When Kim; Rich- Pnminfi fuantc\naid of England died, in 1199, it wai UlMlll] LlKlllb\nnoticed that a comet lind been visible\n, ,. ,, , ,. ,. , May 2\/\u2014The Scottish Prims Docna,\nfor I.i days preceding the event. * *\n, ,.,.\u00bb., , i \u25a0 , i . Ansa Jessie JUcLachJan and Con-\nIn 1222 a comet, which has since _ _.. _,\n. .. ,.,. i ,r n \u25a0 , ' cert Companj-, Edison Theatre.\nbeen identilied ns tlalleyjs, was regard , *\niii as the precursor of tlio death of June 6\u2014Canada's famous comedian,\nPhilip Augustus, King of France, \"Jimmy Fax\" and his star Co.,\nThree days before the decease ol in New Fdison Theatre.\nurrying THE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE, B U\nWEDNESDAY, MAY 23TJI, 1010\nr\nNew Showing of Summer Sunshades\nInspection alone will convince you that our\nDainty Parasols are easily the best value\never shown in the City.\nLawn Waists\n$2.00 1.\n91.50 1.\niwn Waists\niwn Waists\nat $1.25\nat $1.00\nWhi\nc Lawn Waists, I'liili\nrendered\ni'i'iui\nis, Collars attached,\nrimmed\nwith\ntucks anil lace, now full\nleng\nh sleeve.\nRead a few of tlio bargains below\nall new, stylish, this Spring's latest\nmakes.\n15 regular $5 and $6 trimmed hats nn\nSak' Table, Your choice for $8.00\nin Regular S7.r>o ami $9.00 trimmed\nhats. On Sale Table for $5.00\nEntirely new and exclusive designs.\n'^^^ Miss Ciiirvin wns a former rosideul ni I\nitevelatoke ami Mas a great favorite\nlii'iv. having a large clrclo of fricndB\nwin, will u Uli hei' all future hnppiuoaa\nI II. I',. lliu..lim., uhiel clerk at Iho\nII,,I,.I Uovelnloke, will lenvo .Mr. Mr-\nll,hi,II'-. aoi'vico ihe Inst nl' .liiiir, lun\nim' gone in h iiii h I',. 1'. | |.|.\nIn buy grnin mi tin- prairie in Mull\nlilllli,\nMrs, Vi. M. I.nwrouco and Mrs, .l.T\n,'relfer rrtMi'iii-d nn Sunday morning\ni'i..in an oNtondod vi-it In Cnlifornin \u25a0\nI Mi-. Teller has rjuilo recovered from\nher iv.'ctn illness, although -lie hits\nn.11 gol hack her full strength. Thoy\nImi h reporl lia\\ ing hud a mosl do-\nllighllid holiday.\nCome Early, as at These Bargain Prices\nThey Will Not Last Long\nREID (&> YOUNG\nLOCAL AND GENERAL\ni anndinn gold pieces will I\"' issued\nin January next. They will bent ihe\nportrait oi King Goorgo.\nSawdust diimiwd int.. tho Kootenay\nJul,.. i. reported in be killing tho\ntrout hi thousands.\n'III,. KntnloopH \u25a0 nrpen er strike hns\nended, tin. uu n accepting a compromise ..i sl f..r iln. 8 hour day,\nI lie nionthlj mooting uf St. 1'it.i.-\n\u2022 lum I, i ninmittee Ink..- plnce tlii-\nevening ;.' S o'clock, at the rector)*.\n.1. K. McLean, provincial divisional\ntii.. warden, with Itevelstoke a- head-\nipun t.i repoi ti that -., far Ihere\nhave I n few bush Urea ..f nny con-\nMipienif-, except ono I !'\u25a0\u2022 iton which\ndestioi c 1 n lioiiso and . onsiderablo\nlimber,\nTin. da) ..i Halley's comet nn Ma)\nISth, caused ., notable epidemic ul ab-\nei \u25a0... in th.. public schools uf [,os\ni -._'\u25a0 le* Mi' ..i I he pnronts ad-\nmil >...| thai il\" j had ki ;\u25a0: their cbil-\nrln ut I, .,,.. Uecniisi I ' \u25a0 '\nmn- sky visitor. Their, were several\nthousand eb \u25a0\nIn re pi in e '- th.. rcquesl of Iii\nSpei 'i ..t. i\u00ab 'ill ni iln- l't ! .. il\nOption TjOaguo, thi federal go\nini'iil I,.i- |.;i-.. d an imeni\nw bich tniikes ll\nme A \u25a0 h t'olui\n'I I., I, i- le will\ncities, towi will make\ntli,- t\nB. C. Oladwii\nIt. ('.. undi\nment. Jlr. Allai\nLean of tl\ni resto\n,. , | | \u2022\u25a0\nmi \u2022.\nIn *\n!\n\u2022\nfilm\ni'npr |\n\u25a0\n'\nDon't 1\n-\n1\nPURITY FLOUR\nTo those who have not yet given Purity Flour a trial we\nwould suuKost 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 AND COFFEE\nWe have a full stock of the leading 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 $1 as a special.\nA. HOBSON. BAKER & GROCER\nM, . Vi, II. Sutherland oulorlninwl\nth.. young pooplo un Saturdn)' at a\ndiiinl) lunch in honor ul Misn Mary\nI'.divnids, a coming .It bride. Alloc\ndoing full justico in lho many delica-\n, i.- provided. Miss Edwards was tho\nrecipient of a shower nf beautiful\nhandkerchiefs, After lunch Mrs. W. \\.\nMorris and Miss Mcl.onn entertninod\ntin- young people at their resident n\nThird strcel wesl, at cards, thr prizes\nbeing won h) Miss Gillan and Miss\nPaget, Iln this occasion Miss Edwards and Miss Dent roocivod a show-\ner uf dainty linen.\nGrand Concert Company\nThe Vancouver Saturday Sunset of\nl;i-l JHSUP >MVs: Tilt' fldVOlU nl llle\nwo rid-beloved Sco1 li-li primn donna\n.lesnio Mftclnchlan, al '!\"' Opern House\nnoxl Tuesday night, i< being keenly\nanticipated by r11 musical Vancouver\nami particularly hy the many Scotch\npeople nf thf eity, t.i whose hearts\n-hr nings nn especial message. Tin'\nmembers uf the localScottish societies\nhave shown mm active interest in lho\nconcert, ami it is tlie intention of tin*\nGaelic Society to present Mies Mac-\nnchlan with an address uf welcome\nand appreciation. All (In* boxes for\nTuesday night have been taken Iiy\nprominent Scotch .:tmi.i.*s, and the\naffair so p,ensurably looked forward\nin promises to Iw ono of unusual en-\njoynienL\nr\n\u25a0\nYour Insurance\nIs one of the most important items\nin your business\nLET Kootenay Agencies, Ltd,\nLook p.fter this branch of your business\nKOOTENAY AGENCIES, LTD.\nSuccessors to Kincaid & Anderson\nGRIP AND PASSWORD\n\u25a0\nit Party at\nI ; a Friday i\n\u2022ale at M\nJes ie Mar-\n.n.-oit\n-\nSOCIAL AND PERSONAL\np\nI. (i. F.\niin Monday evfnlntj last Court Mi.\nDegbie, I. O, F.j held a very BUceosB-\nfnl HOBsion, Organizers Rrother and\nCompanion Plumb, havo met wiih\ngratifying success and a number of\ncandidates wero initiated into ihe or-\nilia-. Ai lhe invitation of Chief Ranger Bro, Man. Airs. Plumb took charge\nni ilie ceremonies which were conducted in an impressive and interesting\nmanner, by tIutt gifted lady ami Companion Forester.' After the work of\nih.. evening refreshments were partaken of and a pleasant Boeial hour\npassed.\nJohnson Ketchell Fight\nTh.- Johnson-Ketchell fight pictures\nwill lie put <\u00abn in the New Kdison\nTin-ill'' shortly. Announcement will\n!)\u25a0' mode later.\nCard of Thanks\nTin- officers and members oi lho Revelstoke Baseball and LacrosBo clubs\ndesire to sincerely thank the Revelstoke City Hand for their kindness in\nfurnishing music for tho daneo on\nnight at lh*1 opera lion-''.\nSigned,\nK. M.lfai'.\nS. Ncpinan.\nNOTICE\nOur logs are stamped\non the end \"E\" and all\npersons are warned\nagainst taking them or\ntho driving of nails or\nspikes therein. Do not\ntouch our logs.\nRevelstoke Sawmill Co.. Ltd.\nEmpress Shoes for Women\nTHE\n^(SHOEJ^\nSETS THE FASHION\nFOR WOMEN\nVassar Shoes\nFor Dressy Women\nClassic Shoes\nfor Misses and Children\nIn recommending this\nEmpress Shoe to you, we\ndo so freely\u2014it is one of\nour new styles, bright,\nsnappy and up-to-date; the\nmaterials used in the making are the best, and yet\nthe price is moderate, $3.00\nstamped on the sole.\nWe are one of the 400\nEmpress agents.\nOur stock will he found the most complete and hest assorted in\nlhe Cily.\nOxfords and Pumps in black kid and Patent and in Tan ami\nChocolate Kid ainl Grey or Tun Suede all sizes l! to 7.\nHals, in Black Kid and Patent, Black Patent with Grey Suede\nTops, Tuns and Chocolate.\nWe are showing a new line of American made Canvas Shoes\nPumps. They are very natty and sell at $2. We have both white\nand 'I'an.\nTry us for Children's Shoes. Our line is the best made. W(\nhave lintli White nnd Tan.\nTry us for Children's Shoes. Our Hue is the hest. made. We\nguarantee every pair we sell to give satisfactory wear. All sizes,\nfrom infants to lame girls,\nNEW SUMMER HOSE\nAll colors in a fine bkuza lisle hose with garter top hotli \\#c.b\nami Plain< Special Price40c. per pair nr three for One Dollar\nmz&\nxmnan.\nFOR GOOD GOODS.\nSeeding Time is Here\nWe have a lull line of Garden and Field Seeds in\nstock. Onion Sets, Clover and Timothy, Sweet\nPeas. Nasturtium (and other seeds in hulk, also a\nquantity \"f Lawn limns Seed.\nG. W. Bell\nP. O. Box 208\nGROCER & BAKER\nPhone No. 23\niien's Wash Dresses\nA nice range of these Suits tor Clytdn ti\nfrom I year up to 13 yeantof Rue, pretty designs nnd patterns, VUo Infants dottier,\nVour inspection in\\ Ited.\nMRS. A. G. CRICK\nOl'POSn 1: WINDSOR HOTEL\nSpring Tonics!\nV. ;t.- . [Tie\ndean e I\n$1.00 a Bottle\nI'M ::; M iflltj\nBews' Drug Store\n\u25a0\nnd hoth ti\nI (hal\n\u25a0 \"\ntended >\u25a0\nE. F. TUCKER. PHOTOGRAPHER\n\u2022 Pho n i and Mounts, Hand\ne evi i 'if film made. 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