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B. Hume & Co., Ltd\nStores at for&_\/\"._-acS and Revelstoke.\n\"-\"N\nTO THE\nBOYS\nThe Lion Brand Make\nThere is no Boy's Clothing any better\u2014there\nis none so good. There is more style about the fit,\nthere is more work on the suit, and there are more\nBoys in Canada asking for this make every year,\nThe people who make this Brand make nothing\nbut Boys' Clothing. They have the largest and\nmost exclusive Boys' Clothing  Factory in Canada.\nThe cats all have the double elbow in the\nsleeves. The shoulders are made concave and have\nshoulder and sleeve pads. The collar is carefully\nshaped, and, all together, looks like a line tailored\nsuit.\nThe knickers have double seat, double knees,\ndouble-stitched seams, and have a splendid dark\nlining that will wear equal to the outside,\nThe prices are easy for this good make, and\nthe selection we show is the largest in town.\nBoys, Buy tlie    Lion Brand.\nv^_.\nC. B. HUME & CO., Limited\nStores at Revelstoke and Arrowhead.\nr<KKKKH><>0<K>0000<KMH_^^\nCLEAN YOUR CHIMNEYS!!\nWilli the help of one package of Imp Soot Destroyer\nynu can ulways have a clean chimney. When the fire\nburns dull and the chimney smokes it shows the chimney\nis choked with soot and liable to catch tire. Do not\nspend your time taking down the pipe., using up your\nenergies and profane language, getting yourself, your\nhouse and everything in sight soiled. Buy an Imp and\nsave this. Hoed for Furnaco, Cook or Heoting Stoves.\nSEE OUR  WINDOW.\nLawrence Hardware Co., Limited\nTIN8MITHINQ PLUMBING        ELECTRIC WORK\n6<>^o<x><>o<x>-t><x>o*^^ 0 <?\nImperial Bank of Canada\nHead office   Toronto, Ontario.\n-        $10,000,000.00\n4,990,000.00\n4,990,000.00\nBranches or Audits at all principal points in Canada.\nAiientH in Great Britain and United States\u2014London, England,\nLloyd's Bank. Ltd. Chicago- First National Bank, Corn Exchange\nNational Bank, Seattle-sSeattle National Bank, San _ rancisco-\nWells Fargo, Nevada National Bunk\nal Bank,\nCapital Authorized\nCapital Paid Up\nReserve Fund\nSpokane\u2014Exchange Nation-\nSavings Bank Department\nDeposits of $1 and upward, received, and interest credited four\ntimes a year,   Special attention given to out-of-town accounts.\nRevelstoke Branoh, B.C.-A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr\nLadies' and Children's Wear\nSee Them before buying Elsewhere        Th\"y Cannot be Beat for Value\nLADIES'\u2014\nCoats,  Furs, Blouses\nfind\nUnderwear\nWhite   Swansilown    By   The   Yard\nCHILDREN'S\nJust received a fuil\nstock of Ladies' and\nChildren's Shoes.\nMISS  A.  MASLBN\nOpposite Climax Hotel, First. Street.\nTHANKSGIVING   DAY\nThe Holiday in Revelstoke.\u2014\nMany Lessons Learnt\nThanksgiving has once more come\nround and we are again reminded that\nwe must return thanks for all tbe\nblessings of health, prosperity uml\npeace that bus been lavished upon ns\nduring tbe past 12 mouths. Thanksgiving day dawned on Monday, bright\nand sunny, the very brilliancy of the\nday being typical of the light of the\nprosperity and few there were ol us\nwho could not but take the splendor\nof the sun as a good omen. A large\nnumber of ttie good people of Kevelstoke spent a part of the morning in\ndevotional service, returning tlnuiks\nfor the many blessings which Divine\nNature has bestowed upon ub. During\nthe afternoon the townsfolk took\nadvantage of the sun and warmth to\ntake outdour recreation, while others\nindulged in skating at tbe Roller\nllink where the Iudipendent Band\nwas discoursing excellent music. Tbe\nmanagement report a record^crowd on\nMonday afternoon. The Edison Parlor Theatre had prepared a first-class\nprogram ol moving pictures and\ninstrumental selections which attracted a large proportion of holiday\nmakers. The feature of the evening\nwas tbe great turkey supper under the\nauspices of the Knox church ladies'\nauxiliary and tlieir popular annual\nevent proved an unqualified success\nThe It. M.R. duueo at the drill hull\nattracted a large crowd und the elegantly decorated hall presented a\npicturesque scene when the dance\nwas well uuder way, the ever popular\nIndependent Band furnishing the\nniUBic. Full houses were the order\nof tbe evening at tbe Edison Parlor\nTheatre and even the SR O. sign hud\nto lie superss-dtd hy that of \"lull to\nbursting,\" such is tlie popularity of\nthiB new institution. Thanksgiving\nday bus now passed iuto history and\ntbe festival ought to make tbe average man and woman sit up and\nremember all the things they bave to\nbe thankful for. Of course we all\nknow tbat there are plenty of men\naud women wbo will at once declare\nthat they are perfectly sure that they\nare having nothing to be thankful for.\nFortunately the number ol such iB\nfew, Tbe average Revelstoke citizen\nbas much to be thankful for, and\nbecause they will be busy reckoning\ntbe store ol happiness which tbe year\nhas brought them, it does not\nnecessarily mean that it -has\nbrought them nothing but unalloyed joy. Still lor all that, on that\nday at least, they were content to\nforget the shadows. In any event\ntbere is no question that 1908 has\nbeen one of tbe most prosperous in\ntbe history of Canada. The earth has\nyielded up her fruits and her increase\nin gieat abundance and the people\nhave greater cbubb than ever before lo\nreturn thanks to the Giver of all good\ngifts. We in Revelstoke have no\ndoubt that whatever form the seivice\nol praise and thanksgiving has taken\nwhether rendered in the formally\ndedicated sacred edifices oi tbe various religious denominations, in no\nless sacred households or in such\nmanner us the individual conscience\nmay dictate iu this fair city of ours,\nin our land of liberty, it baa been\nhearty, spontaneous and sincere, and\ntherefore that according as it partook\nol these qualities it will prove highly\nacceptable to tlie Being, upon whose\nbounty we as a people are so nbBO\nlutely dependent.\nkootenayIlections\nPolling Tomorrow 9 a.m. to 5\np. m.\u2014Polling Booths\nThe Kootenay elections in the Do-\nminicu campaign take plucc tomorrow\nand the electors will have a chance of\nfulfilling what they have bet n talking\nabout for the last few months. Personal abuse In a campaign never won\na vole and in these enlightened days\nthe people believe in fairness and will\nuot stand for the abuse that invariably is poured out in   election battles.\nTbe following are the polling booths\nin tbe Revelstoke electoral riding:\nRevelstoke, 3; Big Eddy, Clan\nWilliam, Greeley Creek, Albert Canyon, lllecillewaet, Glacier, Three Mile\nBoard, Wigwam, Twenty Mile Board,\nHall's Lauding, Arrowhead,Comuplix,\nBeaton, Camborne, Galena Bay, Halcyon, St. Leon, Pingston Creek,French\nCreek, Downie Creek, Strawberry\nFlats.\nThe three polling places in the city\nwill be located in the old post ollice\nbuilding at the corner of 2nd street\nand Government itiuul, and tbe different hoot lis will be lettered alphabetically so that all confusion will be\navoided. Tbe polls will open at 9\na.m. and close at & p.m. tomorrow,\nThursday.\nThere will be special w res in operation in tbe Liberal and Conservative\ncommittee rooms on Thursday and\nall are invited to come in and hear\ntbe returns from the other seats of\nwar in the Kootenays as well as from\nYale Cariboo. There remain yet three\nconstituencies where deferred elect ions\nare being held between the end of this\nmonth and January, namely Yukon,\nNorth Saskatchewan aud (Quebec.\nEvery elector should go to the polls\ntomorrow and take advantage ol bis\nright of franchise and put it to a legitimate use for whom and lor what he\nconsiders will benefit the country\nmost.\nHuntley it- Palmer's Short Bread,\nMarie, Coronation, Nursery\/Tea Rusks\nPlantation, nl.if Cukes, Philippine,\nCracknel und other varieties. C. B,\nHume A Co.\nDOMINION\nELECTIONS\nPremier McBride's Address on\nBehalf of Kootenay Conservative Candidate\u2014Other\nSpeakers\nA well n'tended meeting under the\nauspices ei the Conservative association was held on Friday last in the\nopera house. W. W. FoBter took the\nchair, and present on the platform\nwere J. McLeod, Mayor Lindmark,\nWillis Armstrong, W. A. Foote, W. A.\nSturdy, J. G. McLean, E Trimble, R.\nH. Sawyer, W. VV. Lefenux, E, Boale,\nT. Taylor, M.P.P, and Premier McBride, the principal speaker. The\nusual request from the chairman for\npolitical opponents was made, the\nSocialist representative being tbe only\none to respond.\nT. Taylor, M.P.P., was the first\nspeaker and commenced by thanking\naudience for hiB welcome. He reviewed his career in the provincial house\nand the factol his majority being the\nbiggest of any in the province at the\nlast election. He referred to deferred\nelections us iniquitous, pointing out\nthat there was no need for delay in\ngeiting tlie election machinery to work\nAll the excuses of Smith Curtis aud\nthe liberals were groundless and the\nelection could euBily have been held\non Oct. 20. He suid that Smith Curtis was afraid ol Goodeve and be urged\nthe peop'e to vote for a man they\ncould trust, which was Goodeve. He\nthen reviewed the Asiatic immigration\nquestion, accusing tho liborals of countenancing it and tbe B. C. liberals\nrepresentative at Ottawa of not standing up for a white B.C. He explaiued\nthat if Smith Curtis was returned,\nthen B. C. would agree to Oriental\nimmigration, but if Goodeve was elected, B.C. would be a white man's land.\nIn dealing with better terms Mr. Taylor showed bow Mr. Templeman bad\nsaid that \"better terms\" was dead but\nin reality Mr. Templeman himself was\ndeal and out. He (Templeman) did\nnot stand up for B. C. and a white\npolicy. He then relerred to Premier\nMcBride's mission Ior better terms as\na great success and pointed out tbat\ntbe liberals at Ottawa bad voted down\nan amendment clause lor improvements to the Lemieux Act which\nwould benefit the workingman. He\nsaid that tbe railroad vote would go\nconservative wbicli proved that the\nrailroad men were indignant over the\nLemieux act. He appealed to tbe\nelectors on behalf of Mr. Goodeve,\npointing out that the liberals bad\ndone nothing for B. C, but that if a\nconservative is elected things will\nchange for ths belter. In conclusion\nbe referred to an article in the local\npress as influencing the public mind\nto doubt his statements in regard to |\nthe Columbia trallic bridge, and said j\nthat il the people wouldn't believe\nhim perhaps they would believe the\nPremier when be told them that the\nwork was going to be curried out.\nW. W. Lefeaux commenced by referring to Mr. Taylor and the consei-\nvstives generally as saying a great\ndeal which meant nothing, and explained that it waa funny how the\nconservatives posed as being the\nworkers' friends. He relerred to the\ndoubtful practice ol the Salvation\nArmy of briuging iu undesirable immigrants, and to Mr. Goodeve'a actions\nat EoBsland during the strike in\nswearing in special constables to overawe the miners. Tlie cm s natives\ndid tlie nine during the recent C.I'.K.\nstrike which was uncalled for and an\ninsult to the men since the strikers\nnever created trouble. He relerred to\nMr. Taylor as an amateur speaker\nand to the Premier as an adept in\nputting meaningless and plausible\nwords together. He was sorry to see\nthe workingman applaud at political\nmeetings since it was foolish to vote\nfor what is their ruin. He instanced\nhow tbe middlemen robbed the producer ol the full value of his lab ir and\nsaid that capital robbed all ulike at\nthe point ol production. He relerred\nto the accumulation ol surplus which\ncannot be Bold, aB causing the workers\nto starve by the closing down ol factories. He denounced tbo profit system as causing financial depression\nand suid that the premier wouldn't\ntalk of that or explain its causes although he was the only man on the\nplatform wbo really understood any of\nthese vital questions. Ho urged the\npeople not to vote lor one man but\nthemselves; the workers must have the\nvalue of tbeir labor hcloqn justice cun\nLe  dune.     Ho   complained thut any\nLOCAL OPTION LEAGUE\nElection   of   Officers\u2014League\nWork Outlined\nThe iniias meeting in the Baptist\nChurch ou Sundny evening for tbe\norganizing of a Loonl Option League\nwns fnirly well iitteniled, about 100\nbeing present. Tbo meeting was culled\nto bear the report of a nominating\ncoiiimit'ee, who were appointed the\nprevious Wednesday night to nominate officers and executive for the\nleague.\nAfter lho singing of a hymn and\nprayer, the chairman, Rev. W. P.\nFreeman, bi (oil y stated thut local op\ntion meant that the right was given\nto each municipality and city and\nvillage, to say by a vote whether they\nshould allow liquor licenses to be\nissued within tlieir bounds or not.\nMrs. Spiitl'ord nf Victoria, provincial\norguni\/.. r nl the W.C.T.U., then guve\na very interesting nnd dear statement\nas to the purpose and aim of the\nLeague, uud what local option means.\nShe said thnt 'British Columbia is the\nonly province in Canada which does\nnot in some way curtnil the sule ol\nintoxicating liquois, and also that\nevery state in the United State has\nsuch a law. Local option has been\nvery successful in Ontario, Manitoba\nand many states in tbe Union; and is\nbeing enforced in Saskatchewan and\nAlberla To have such a law passed\nwill not mean the doing away with\nthe pres nt License Act, but is a bylaw attached lo such act giving ouch\nmunicipality nnd city the right by\nvote to sny whether licenses shull be\nissued tbere or not. The uim at present is to secure signatures to a petition to bo presented to the Provincial\nGovernment next session, asking tbem\nto place such a bylaw on tbe statute\nbooks \"\nAfter remarks by Rev. W. C. Calder\non the issue, Rev. T. W. Hall read the\nreport of ths nominating committee.\nOn motion hy Kevs. Hall and Robertson tbe report was unanimously\nadopted; Piesident, A. E. Miller; Vice\nPres., W M. Lawrence; Secy , Walter\nBews; Treas., E. M. Olay. Others on\nthe executive are: T o clergymen of\nthe city, C. B Hume, R. Howson, E\nM. Conk, F W. Laing, C. F. Lindmark, Donald Mcintosh.\nThis executive is to form the nucleus of a much larger body. Mr.\nDews was in doubt as to tbe acceptance of tbe secretaryship, bo the matter waB left in the hands of the\nexecutive. These leagues have been\nformed in all the coast cities and\ntowns, and in the Okanagan Valley.\nThe aim is to have one in every municipality in the province, All voters\nand citizens who are ii.terested in any\nway in the handling of tbe liqu r\nquestion, as to its curtailment, or wbo\nwish to see the question put upon an\nequitable basis, should rally to tbe\nsupport of this executive.\nTRUSTEES' CONVENTION\nTo be Held in Revelstoke On\nNovember 18th and 19th\nThe lirst complete report of the\nwork of the British Columbia Association of School Trustees, the fifth\nconvention of which will tuke place al\nKevelstoke on Wednesday a\"d Thursday, November 18i.li nnd 10th, bus\nheen issued. Its pages afford evidence\nof the useful work that has been\naccomplished hy the Association since\nits establishment in 11105. Unfortunately, it may bs said, there are\nseveral school boards in the province\nwhich b ive in.t yet j lined the Asso\nelation nud iiii appeal is Icing made\nto tliise by means of a special circular\nand si lengthen the body, nud bear a\nshare of tiie expense necessarily\ninvolved in carrying on the work. It\nis to be hoped thnt this appeal will be\nfruitful iu good results. The primary\nobject of the Association is to improve\nthe work of the school administration,\nwhich free and open discussion of\npertinent subjects can bIoiib secure.\nAnother very useful rosult of tho^e\nperiodical gatherings ia that they\ninsure similarity of action hy llll the\nboards of trustees throughout the\nprovince.\nSome l estinioiiial to the value of the\nAssociation's work ia afforded by tbe\nfnct Ibui, the provincial government\nlooks to it for advice upon all matters\nconnected with the administration of\nthe piinlic schools\nFIFTEEN YEARS PENAL.\nC. VV.'Morse, of Bank of North\nAmerica, Found Guilty.\nNkw Yokk, Nov. 10.\u2014From a cell\nin the Tomba prison Charles W. Morse\nnow directs the efforts ol bis counsel\nto seen e his freedom, be having been\nHOiitenced to serve 16 years in tbe Federal prison at Atlanta, Gu., for mlaap\npropria! inn of tlio funds of the Na\ntional Bank of North America, and\nmaking false entries in the books ol\nthe bank.\nAlfred 11. Curtis, former president\nof tlie defunct bank, who was jointly\ntried and convicted witb Morse, whu\ngiven his liberty today on suspended\nsentence.\nTbo Morse lawyers sny that t_\u00bbir\nclient has instructed them to fight lo\nlhe lust ditch.\n(Conliiiued on Page Three).\nA full assortment ol Huntley A Palmer '\u00bb biscuits just opening up today.\nC. B Hume A Co.\nA cur ol lhe lamoUi Hear Brand\nEggs unloading today. When you\nhave used Boar Brand you will have\nno other.   0. B, Hume A Co.\nHunters'\nSupplies\nRifles, Shot Guns, Ammunition, Good Hunting\nKnives, Axes, Fishing\nTackle and other sporting goods.\nN\nWe are Bhowlng the best line of Heaters,  Ranges, etc., that\nhas been seen in Revelstoke and our Increasing soles prove'that\nwe have tbe right goods and prices.' *     \"\nOur Plumbing department is up-to-date and  we are doing\ntbe best work ihal Is done in tbe city.\nBourne  Bros.\nGROCERIES        HAi.DV.ARE     HARNESS     PLUMBING\nCp      .PRESCRIPTION\n&\u00abi7.ij.. w**f\n^.r?Ai:\/ra^4~ n\ntenetjet^Uria\nBuy at right\nA Place*\nDr. Horse sense has prescribed for you orfe\nnew Overcoat and one New Suit, to be put on\nmorning and evening. He has told you to buy\nat the right place. That is just the same as\nsaying to buy your clothes'trom us. Our store\nhas become the RIGHT PLAGE, because in\nour store we treat people right. We remember\nyou are healthy and have many clothes to buy-\nyears to come, therefere we sell you clothes so\ngood that you challenge anyone to show you\nthat you not gotten good value for your money\nwhen you buy clothes from us.\nA New Overcoat will cost you from $15 to\n$25 and it will be a good overcoat.\nOne good new Suit will cost you from $15\nto $35-\nWe sell you a Si 5 Suit of Clothe* for $15.\nWe make a profit.\nMcKinnon C& Sutherland\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nHEAD OFFICE. TORONTO\nESTABLISHED 1867\nb. e. walker, Pres._.ni       Paid-up Capital,$I 0,000.000\nalex. laird, oen. Mgr      Reserve Fund,   -  5,000,000\nBranches throughoui Canada, and in United States and England\nSavings   Bank   Department\nDeposits of if 1 and upwards are received and interest\nallowed at current rate.-, and is paid four times a year. Accounts\nmay be opened in the names ol two or more persons, withdrawals to be made by any one of the number or by the survivor.\nREVELSTOKE BRANCH-A. H.   ALLEN. MGR.\nTHIS SPACE IS HELD Foil\n_***-.**\u2666**\u2666****.\u2022**\u2666** t*****************-***************\nI\nI\n%\n*\n*\n*\n*\n*\nJOHN D. SIBBALD\nLOANS\nC. P. It. TOWNSITE AGENT\n*\n*\n\u2666\n*\nI\n\u2666\nI\n* *\nA*************************** .^A*-*********************\nREAL ESTATE     INSURANCE\nAND COLLECTION.,\nBUSINESS  RESPECTFULLY  SOLICITED THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE. B, C.\nZbc flfcaiMbcralb.\nPUBL1SHKD  I-1HNKSHAY .\\:Ml SATUR-\nDAI  AT\nIREVELSTOKE, B.C\n\"MURPHY    iV    l'ISMI.i.\nBarristers, Solicitous,   l_t_.\n0 T T A W A\nParliamentaiy,    Departmental\nand Patent Offce Agents\nPractice before Railway\nCommission.\nHox. Charles Murphy, .M.l'.\nHarold Fisher.\nj  , 1LLAN A ELLI   TT\nli.ii    , etc ,\nBEVELSTOKE AND TItOL'T I.AKK. K. 0,\nC.S, Oi Lias C, Elliott\n~ ARVEY, M-CA1.TKK\nAND I'I    ivHAM,\nHARRIS rHiB, SOLICITORS, ETC.\nOrricKS :   lMri.iti.u.   1U.-.B Rkvki.-\nSTuKK,  is, Ci\nMoney Ul loan.\nOffloss: Revelstoke, B (1,   CraDbroolt, B 1.\nGeo. S. McI'aktkh,\nV  M.   l'lNKIlAM, J. A.  ItUlVKV,\nRevelstoke, B. C       rrunlirouk, 11.    .\nJl\ns\nJ. M. Scott LL W. 1. HliKKss.\nitun   i.   BRIGGS\nHabbistkbs, Solicitors, Ei\nMoney to Luan\nM-ILICITOBS FOB .MOLSON\"   llANK\nFirst Su-eet. Keve soke, !\u2022 l\n\"TolKRT SMITH\nRL\nProvincial I.nnd Surveyor,\nMining Surveyor\nEngineering\nMcKkV\/'ik Avkntk.\nBox 100, Revelstoke\nM\nls> M. E. CREIGHTON\nCertificated Teacher of\nPiano. Vocal Theory.\nMusical Kindergarten\nClasses tor young children,\nStudio ove\nBEWS' DRUG STORE\n>*|*Jv       Men should\nftg_^\u00a3gl    loesk   for  this\n^m3 J.,a p .on\nTobacco.    It\nguarantees the high q ualily of\nBlack Watch\nThe Big Blacii Ping.\nZbc _1DaM:>cral<>\nTh_rc '.*.-\" much bed in tho best nf as.\nAud n aicch good iu tho wont nf as,\nThat it hardly boho-vives auy nf as,\nTo tflk about the rest of us.\nWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1908\nTHE FINAL ISSUE\nTo-morrow, the 12th of November, is the tinal act in tin- prcat\npolitical drama as far a.- the\nKootenays are concerned and by\nthe result of the polls will the\nopinion of the district nnke itself\nknown. For the past few weeks\nwe have listened to many addresses\nby the various political candidates\nwho have each propounded their\nrespective platforms, made their\ncustomary election promises and\nendeavored to gain public favor ut\nthe expense of their political enemies. The average \u2022 lectoi takes it\nall in and the chances are that he\nmay or may not become converted\nover to the opposite side to that\nwhich he supports. As far as the\nsocialists are concerned it i.- idle to\ndiscuss that further unless the\nsocialist can put before us a distinct ;, ian of the constitution, social\nand political which he proposes to\nform ami l.ow tiie  transition   is   to\n\u2022 \u25a0 Reeled. Whilt we sympathize\nwith their noble aspirations in dis-\n.--.nf. the policy, we aregrapi liug\nwith a phantom. What most con-\ncerni u.- '.\"-ilay i? what the parties\nhold out lor the benelit of tbi\ncountry and tbe district in particular. We pay a certain tributi\n\u25a0 wardi -.i.\" '\u25a0 Iministi ition ol our\nrs collectively as a Dominion\nand individually as a province ami\ndistrict and we expect those that\nrepre_.nl us to make the most ol\ntln-ir opportunities for our good.\nThe representative who neglects\n:jtv or i- influenced iron, .;\nand from ivhat he knows to be only\nutice i'i bit constituency, because\ni.i .- a weak minded man or else\nthrough .-'inie personal reward, that\ninai. can ii\" longer face hie con-\nhtituents and truthfully give an\naccount of bis steward-hip. Deed*\nI-11, not promist t, and uur people\nol Kootenay should remember thai\nWhen Casting tbeir ballot to-morrow. A constituency should be\nisked to support a govern mi nl\nbecause of ilu* wisdom and honesty\no' its general policy, not In rt tut n\nf ir lhe local   expenditure \"f the\npublic     money.      Evi r, -   *-\nueucy is entitled to necessary pub-\n| Me stones and throw tbem into the\nI river and in their  place   All others\n!'.villi   feather   weights of   Thanks-\n!*'. ing fruit,    Lei ii- move ouce for\nall   from   Grumble    corner   into\n[\"hank-giving street.\nWe aro now receiving a full supply of the\ndifferent sizes of this Coal, the best domestic fuel on the market.\nAll orders will be promptly and satisfactorily attended to.\nTry some BRIQUETTES in your Range or\nOpen  (irate.\nRevelstoke General Agencies. Ltd.\nMust See Into Saloons\nHia.i.iNiaiAM. .Nov. li.\u2014II nn ordinance introduced in the citv council at\nthe request of Prosecuting Attorney\nPeringer is passed, the saloons of this\ncity will have to hire a few carpenters\naud make some radical changes in\ntheir doors and windows. This ordin-\naice demands that, all doors and win\ndows be so arranged tbat on Sundays\nand oilier dnys on which tlie salooiiB\nuro ri t-iiirod to close, anyone mny be\nable to see the entire floor of the bur\nroom, with the exception of boxes con-\nsliuutid in iiccordanoo with the ordinance,\nA consignment of Indies untl gentlemen's visiting curds in Ill's newest\nstyles Itiu arrived at the Mail Hiiiiai.u\n, dice.    All work neatly executed\nMolsons Bank Building.\nV*-.\nlie works in return, not for its\nsupport of the government, but for\ntho taxes which its people pay into\nthe treasury. It is the money of\nthe people that is spent, not the\nmoney of the government, whose\nposition is that of u trustee of the\npublic funds, lt is not only corrupt, but servile to talk of the\nbounty of a government in that\nconnection, On tho otherjhand if\na government docs not reflect\npublic opinion on the great issue of\nthe day, it is because the people\nbave not done their duty as citizens iu relation lo the controversies\nand conflicts of the political campaign.\nTHANKSGIVING DAV.\nThe return of Thanksgiving Day\nmust be viewed by the people of\nRevelstoke with satisfaction and\nwith a true sense of gratitude for\nmercies pasi received. Tlie day\nnaturally suggests the past and\nwhen Thanksgiving comes we instinctively look back with regret\nupon what is past beyond recall,\nand with regret, is mingled surprise   that   the   time has flown so\nquickly. Ami so the years go by\nand the record of those years makes\nup our history. Some of these\nperiods are monuments of past successes, others mark the place whore\nmistakes were made or defeats encountered. We cannot get away\nfrom the past even if we would and\nno life has been bo dark dining Ihe\npast year as not to have been illumined by some rays of sunlight,\nPerpetual s*unli*\/lil is harmful and\nalso that if tin re were no sunlight\nthere could lie no shadows. Wo\ninvariably seek nnd yearn after the\nunobtainable, nnd while we scheme\nand plan to get what is not mount\nfor us, something equally ns good\ngoes to waste beneath our f -et, and\nbecause we cannot have exactly\nwhat we want, we whine nnd say\nwc have nothing to be thankful i\nfor. Wc pity ourselves and be\nmoan our opportunities and wi\nthink we should be happier under\nother circumstances; we wait fori\nchances to turn up and grumble\nbecause they don't, instead of nial;- ;\ning them turn up. Micawber isii'i\ndead yet. Let us take our miserable, back-breaking sacks of grtim-\nI.   O.   F-\nOourt Mount Begbto, Ni , 8461. meets Bud'and\nItli Mondays in Hail follows Hall, noxt to Opera\nlliui.io.   Vlsttiuf. brolhreu oordlally luvlted to\nIlltSllll.\nJ.w. Oakland, c.rt.\nH. W. Edwakds, H.S\nc.  VV.  o   w.\nMountain View Camp, No. 229\nMeets Second and   Fourth  Wednesdays In\neaoh month, In Selkirk Hall.   Visilin   Woodmen oordlally invited to attond.\nVi. II. ARMSTRONG. Con. Com,\nJ. Mi'INTYIU.,  Clerk.\nREVELSTOKE AERIE No. l__.\nF. O. E.\nThe regular meetings are Iiolil in tho Selkirk\nHall every Tuosday evonlng nt 8 oolook\nVisiting brethren urn oordlally iuvilod.\nJ.  LGSLIK. I'lllismusT.\nW. E. MoLiAUCHLIN, Sboebtaey,\n\u00ab&\u00bb\nKootenay Lodge, No. 15, A. F. & A. M.\nTho regular nioot-\ntnga nto hislil in this\nMASONIOTEMPLE\nOddfellows Hall, on\nthn third Mmiiluy in\n\u2022h ms'lilh nt 8\nn Visiting brelh\ni cnriliiilly wot\n0OR10.\nr*5__-\u00ab\nFlJ^M*'\nO.  A. I'lIlll'CNIKIl, SKCltK'I'AllV.\nSELKIRK LODGE No. 12, 1.0,0. F.\n'\"^'\u25a0^l-pait,. Moots ovory Tliurs-\n!t ^^t day evening  in   Sol\n__tfM|L     \"f kirk Hall at 8 tiVlnck\n^sv__-   VlBiting brethren nro\ncordially Invited to attend.\nCI. H. KNIGHT, N.G, JAS. MATHIE Sue\nCold Range Lodge, K. of P:\nNo, 26,   Hevelstoke, B. C.\nMBETS     VtRY   \u2022 EONISSIIAV\nextept iii ill ttinlnoad...\neaoh iiitniui, -i   . \u25a0    .l.li.'ii wb'\nHull    al    .     i'ii  ICK.      Wsititi\nKnightl i     s* .r l'-lll,    .ivili-l.\nR. CUNNINGHAM M0BRI8, 0. 0,\nG. H. SHOCK   K. nf  K. 4 r-.\nJ. B. BCOTT, Jl. of V.\nKOOTE\n6  >a\n\u00ab.'_\u00ab r-w\n^rnTO\n_.__\u2022\nLIBERAL  CANDIDATE\nPublic Meeting of Electors\nwill be held in the OPERA HOUSE\nTONIGHT\nwhen Mr Ralph Smith and other prominent\nspeakers will deliver addresses on live issues\nof the day, and questions of local importance\nto every citizen of Revelstoke will be dealt\nwith.\nCome and hear the closing\" address of the\nDominion Election, 1908.\nAll will be welcomed and reserved seatsfor\nthe ladies\n\u2022 - ifc * iw hi Bralelets !\nVV\/       ^V-A-V^ FROM  THE\nGPLD FILLED AT $2.00\nTO THE\nDIAMOND SETT AT $75.00\nCALL AND INSPECT\nDoyle & Allum, Ltd.\nA New Carpet\nfrom our clioice und Handsome\n.lock ot Axmliister, Wiltons, etc.,\nwill (.ive. yon botb pleasure and\nBatisfaation when ymi Bee tbe rich\nand beautiful effeota of tbe colors\nand patterns and tlie durability\nof tbe fabrics Our carpets ure\nmade by the best manufactures,\nnnd are made to weur well, us well\nas to look well.\nR. HOWSON fr CO.'Y.\nHPiSw_I____raK\n\u25a0'.i*''\"','' \u25a0!   li! '*\" I'.l'iiiil Vl'fftS\n\u25a0\u25a0' P   I '   .A!'.___* A   A\ntoil      ^ _!\u00ab__<\u2022. I'llOI\n\u25a0\u00a5$.'! I''1\n\" -.C-i. \u25a0:<\u25a0'\u25a0 yt&ZzZSsaS*\nO..%. <_^_y^V^W\u00abr*'\u00ab.^^^_^-'\u00abl-^^\/%^^*'%^\/%-*,f*^%' ,*^-'%%^% \"*-^\ni   P.   BURNS    &   COMPANY,   LIMITED. J\nHEAD Ol'KICK :   Cai.oaiiy,   Ai.iti'.in'A.\nWholesale and Retail Meat Merchants\nPork Packers and Dealers in Liv   Li'\"\"k.   M.irkeis in all tlie pritifi\npal Cities and Towns of Alliertu, lJi-l   -b Ooliuubla and the Yukon.\nPackers of tins Celebrated Brand \" Iinpuratui'\" Hani, and Baron,\nx   mil \"Shamrock\" Brand Leaf Lind.\n4-ft-V^^-_^^'%^'%^_^%%^%^V^'V%.-%^-\u00bb.'\u00bb'V'1_.-V%\u25a0*\u2022*%*--\u00ab-\"\u00bb *_>\nORIENTAL HOTEL\nsuitably furnished with the choicest the\nmarket affords. Best Wines, Liquors and\nCigars.     Rates $i a day.    Monthly rate.\nCT.    ALBERT     STOIsTE      PBOP.\nCentral Hotel\nREVELSTOKE, B. C\nABRAHAMSON   BROS.,   PROPRIETORS\nNewly built.       First-class in every respect.     All modern oonvpnieno.i\nLarge Sample Rooms.\nRates $1.60 per Day. Special Weekly Rates.\nQueen's Hotel, Trout Lake, under   same    management\nCut Flowers,\nWreaths, Bouquets\nII you want Wreaths, Bouquets,\nCrosses, etc., made up from tbe\nchoicest flowers, by a fully (ltiuli-\ntied artiste at reasonable prices\nsend to\nHUTTON'S GREENHOUSES,\nP.O.Box 146, Coldstream, Vernon, B.C.\nOrders by telegram or letter receive our prompt attention, and\nshipped carefully packed.\nDon't forget the name of the lirm.\nTbey took 1st lS[ieciil Prize at ibe\nVernon Sbow on tbe 16th Sept.\nfor tbe best Floral and Horticultural Display.\nNOTICE\nCEMENT BLOCKS\nMtuiufitctnrftd fur       classoa of butl-tluga\nCEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE\nFIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICKS\nfur tale in large or imallqttautitloi\nHt tbn lowest prico.-; for cash.\na 11 kinds ni bulldiDff and plastering\numlort.alti.il.\nA. PRADOLINI, - REVELSTOKE\nFIRST CLASS\nGOD  SAVJi.   THE   KINO\nFRESH TIMOTHY HAY\nAll   kinds   of   new\nVEGETABLES AND FRUIT\nDealers in\nSILK AND CHINA\nDRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY\nWall Chung, - Front St.\nI', t). II\".v, _Uli.\nPhone 26\nTo Trappers\nRaw Furs    ought\n\u2022Jash Prices Paici\nF.   B.    WELLS,\nQxporter of Furs\nNOTICE\n\\ ,i li. |a heroliy given thai I, II  Me\nIntimll, of ll.'ileyi.n  ll'.l   S|        Ill    .\nIntend to apply I i the Hiipi'ilntendeiil\nlif   I'lnl III'  111    I'-ill' '',     ll     1 lie  i   S | ll | ll I |< |||\nnf    'He      l||..1,1 ||    f| i.m  i|i|.    |,, |,,,|     |,|,   |,\nrenewal of iny retail llipioi Ik'eime for\nHie     piellii      kli'iM II   ll \u25a0   I In    Ilii. i nn\nllni Bprlngs Hotel al   Halnj  II.i'.\nII. .Mi Intimii,\nDii'.i iii II.il.).iii. B.C., Nni. 2 lims.\nnov i lm\nNOTICE.\nN..iiee is hereby given, thai thirty\nilnys.  after date, I Intend In upplj in\nllie  Sii|ii.|iiili.|\u201e|,-,il ,,|   J'im IncUl Po\nli' e fnl  il    letii'Will   of   tile  lelllil   m, \u2022\nliei'i.si.    for   Hits   Qui .sn'i  lliili'l. Olllllrt'\n|.hx. H.C\nDated Nov,8rd, lmw.\nnov I lm .1.  II. Yur.Mi.\nRevelstoke Land Dlsliict.\nWest Kootenay, 11. 0.\nTake Notice that 00 daya alter date\nI ll. W. Lindsay of Cainhin-ne, B. 0\u201e\noccupation, meroh'tnt, Iuteud to apply\nior perinlssiou to purchase the following described lands situated on Fish\nRiver, West Kooteuay district.\nCommencing at tbe north-east corner of A. I). MacKav's pre-emption\nNo 7,805 and marked'\" lt. VV. Lind-\nSliv's North-Wesi Corner I'osi;\" tbenee\n8 chains to west line of MoKinnon's\npre-emption; thenoe \u2022\">\" ehoins smith;\nthence 8 chains west to MacKay's;\nthence north oil chains to point of\neoiiiiiieiieeini'iil. I'linliiining in acres\nmore or less:\nLocated Oct. 15th, 1008.\nIt. W. I,iniis..y, Locator.\nCertificate of Improvements\n__STOTIC__I!\nMorning Star, Eastern Star, Grand\nView, Flora Boll hiuI Eureka mineral\nclaims r-.tu.iu* iu the Kevelstoke Mining\nDivision of WVsi Kootenay District. Located on the Norlh Bid.' of the North-east\nbranch of Laforme Cr- \u2022 k.\n'lako   notice   that   1,   Guy L. Williams,\nFree Miner's Certificate B 1^3365, as agent\nfor Charles Walsh, Five Miner s Certificate B942661 for Ed. Adair, Five Minor's\nCertificate 6942511 Samuel McMurty, Free\nMinor's Certificate 694262j Walter Walsh,\nFree Minor's Certificate 6942651 F. G.\nWalsh, Froo Minor's Certificate B942641\nGilbert Wilson, Free Miner's Certificate\n694261, and K. F. Greer, Froo Minor's\nCertificate B94263, Intend bo days from\ndate hereof to npply lo the Mining Recorder for a certificate of improvements\nTor the purpose of obtaining Grown Grants\not the above claims.\nAmi further lako notice that action un\nder Section ,17 must be commenced befor.\ntho issuance oi such certificates ol im\nprovomonts.\nDated this 17th day of September, 1908\nsop sj-nov 2,i Guv L. Williams,\nHENRYS\nPacific Coast Tested\nSeeds, Acclimatized\nStock of Fruit and\nOrnamental Trees\nand Plants\nFor tho Farm, Garden Lawn\nor Conservatory\nReliable varieties al reasonable prices, No borers, Scale\nor fumigation to damage slock.\nNo windy agents to annoy you.\nBuy direct and >;cl trees and\nseeds that ^row.\nFertilizers, Bee Supplies.Spray\nBumps, Spraying Material, Cut\nFlowers, etc. Oldest established nursery on the mainland\nof B. V.   Catalogue iron.\nM. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES\nC.reen Houses ami Seed   Mouses\nVANCOUVER, B. C\n^NURSERIES\nNOTICE\nTnke notice thai I intend to make\napplication lo the Superintendent of\nProvincial Police fora renewal of il\nlelllil liquor lieeiiei I'm llie lily Hotel\nill Arrow lie.-itl, ft. C, lor llie bull tear\nl'i Inn. Isi, llimi. lo Juno 30, 1000,\nDated Nov. lib, 1008,\nmn i im John Oai.by,\nNOTICE\nIn tbe iii.liter nt iiii application for\nthe ian l n duplicate of tbe Certificate of Title to Noi Hi _ol Villa Lot 211,\nl'OWII ul  Hevi'lhloke.\nNiiiieeis hereby given thai it Is my\nIntention to issue ai the expiration of\nono iimnih after ibe Hint publication\nhereof, duplicate Cortlflcatc of Title lo\ntho above mentioned lands In the name\nnl .1.ilm   Larson, which Certificate o!\nTitle is daled Hie 1st dav ol Sepl hoi\n1008, and numbered '2711 A.\nII. Ef. MACLEOD,\nDistrict Registrar.\nLand Hen       Ollice, Nelson, B.O.\nTtli October 1008. net HI lm\nNOTICE OF DISSOLUTION'\nNotice Is heron)  irlven thai theno\npill llll'lshlp,    bele'iifnle    OXllttng    I'f-\ntween 'he undersigned us Heal (mate\nnnil   Coiumls it'll   Agent\",   under   Ibe\niii in n.une of Slbbald .'. Field, al Rev\ni l-ioke,    II. ('..  has been this day dis\nioIvi 'i iii mutual consent,\nAll    ililes,    lllll'   In I III'Slid pin I III I-\nship, nn- in lu'pniil nt the Imperial\nHank, Revelstoke, H.C . nnd nil p.m\nnet-ship debts tn lie paid in equal pin*\np.illinlls l,v   s.lill   John I). Sililillld mill\n(billies M. Kield.\nDated al Revolstoke, B.C., :ilst Oi-\ninl.i'i', Urns.\nJ. I). Sinn., i.n,\noctHI-lm Ch,\\i*. M. bu.i.ii.\nCLIMAX\nRESTAURANT\nFIRST STREET.\nSHORT   ORDERS SERVED\nMeals, 25c.\nMEAL TICKETS.  -   $.500\nNOTICE.\nIS. Company, R.M.R.. will drill every\nThursday evening unl il further notice,\nUy Order,\noct 21 UOd U. SMITH, O.C,\nCanadian Pacific\nAtlantic Steamship\nLine\nSAILINGS\nFrom\nMontreal\nQuebec\nFrom\nLiverpool\nSut. Nov. 7 Lk. Manitoba\n\"Fri. \" 13 Kmp. Ireland\n\"Sat. \" 21 Lk.ChamplainWed.Nov.4\n\"Special Christmas ships\nIntermediate Season from Montreal\nand  Quebec\nEMPRESSES\u2014\n1st. Class 2nd. Class 3rd. Class\n$90 00   $48 75 $28 75\nLAKE MANITOBA-\nIS!. Class 2nd. Class 3rd. Class\n$72 50       $42 50       $27 50\nOriiiiR Lakk Boats\u2014\nand, Class 3rd. Class\n$45 00       827 50\nCheap rates to Atlantic Seaboard\npoints in connection with steamship tickets\nPassengers hooked lo Norway,\nSweden, Antwerp, Hamburg and\nall other colli ine   Lai pints.\nFor further information apply to\nT. W. Bradshaw,    C.B. Foster,\nAgent, A.G.P.A.\nKevelsloke. Vancouver.\nCertificate of Improvements\nITST-DTICE.\nWinslnw Mineral Claim, situate in (be\nTrout   Lake  Mining   Division   of\nWest Kootenay District.\nWhere   located)\u2014At   head   of Seven\nMile Creek, Trout. Lake.\nTake notice lhat I, O. H. N. Wilkie,\nacting as agent   for   Neil O'Donnell,\nSpecial F.M.O. U7(\u00ab; William Bennett,\nK..M.C.  No,  l\u00bb>.-\u201e.77;  Bruce White, F.\nM.O. Bl.__-.iaud  I'. 11. Murphy, P.M.\n('. I122IIK7: intend, sixty days from the\ndate  hereof,   to apply lo the Mining\nRecorder for a Certificate of Improve-\niiienis, for tbo purpose of obtaining a\nOrown Grant of the above claim.\nAnd further Luke nolice thai notion,\nunder Seel inn 87, iiiusi he commenced\nbefore tbe Issuance of such Certificate\nof Improvements.\nDated this 20th day of October, A.\nI)\u201e UKIS.\nocl 81-OOd O. II. N. WILK IB.\nNOTICE\nNotice is hereby given tlmt I intei d\nto apply to the Superintendent ol\nProvincial police for a renewal of lhe\nretail lii-uur licence for the Kootenay\nhotel, Burton Oity, B. C.\nDated Ocl. 21, IIIOK.\nWm. Ijovatt.\n[n thu Supreme Oourt of Bnrrimi\nColumbia.\nIN THK MATTKII   llf\"lllK  WlNMNU-Up\nAit.\nAnd in the Matter of The Blwood Tin\nWorkers Gold Mining Company of\nLardeau, British Columbia, Limited, Non-l'eis-onul Liability,\nTAKE   NOTH'K  that   the under.\nsigned bus appointed Friday, thoBOili\nilny of Ootober. 1008, at Ihe hour nf\nI'leven o'olook Iii the forenoon at Ihe\nOourl House In the Oity of Revelstoke,\nII. I'., for the  purpose of  bearing mul\nconfirming the Report of the Official\nLiquidator upon the claims of credit-\nni's, and of settling, determining nud\nfilially pa-sing the Dividend Sheet,\nnnd of passing the Official Liquidator's\naccounts, and Hi'iiiing bis remuneration!\nAnd let all pn riles attend.\nDated this twelfth  day of October\nA. V\u201e I_08.\nROBI.RT CORDON,\nDistrict Registrar at Revelstoke, B, C, ')\nTHE __AIL-_t____L_>, REVELSTOKE, B 0\nif*\nNotice Face Above t\nIt Signifies Peace.\n'_\u2022--\u2022--r\nNotice thia Scowl!\nIt Signifies Trouble.\n.Range\n\"Sas__-alta\"direct\ndraft is operated\nat the front end-\nno work\u2014no danger\u2014no leaning\nover hot pots\u2014no\ngetting steam in\nface.\n\"Ordinary\" direct\ndraft operation\nIs over cooking\ntop\u2014mostly requires a towel-\nalways a scorching job\u2014sometimes disastrous.\nWhich Face Represents the Wisest Mind?\nMSClaiyS\nLondon, Toronto, Montreal, Winnipeg, Vanoouver, St John, Hamilton, Calsarv\nFOR SALE  BY\nBOURNE BROS., Revelstoke,\nTHE REVELSTOKE WINE & SPIRIT CO.\nLIMITED.\nImport direct from country ot origin.\nWHOLESALE    DEALERS    ONLY.\nREVELSTOKE:  _B_ O-\nQueens Jfotel\nCOMAPLIX\nBest brands oi Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Travellers to\nFish Creek will find excellent accommodation at this\nHotel.\nCHIEF   YOUNG, - - Proprietor\nZtTOTICE!\nRectification of Orown Grant\nWhereas ou the 20th dwy of November. 1907, a\nGrown Urant waa issned in tho uamo of rredot-\nick Washboarne for Lot 8147. Group 1, Koote* I\nnay District. That evidence has since been i\n1-oeo i reduced showing that the said Frederick\nWashboiirne <iied on the 7th of August, 1907,\nsometime prior to the issuauco of tht'said\nCrown Grant. That by agreement, datod 2.1th\nAugust, l^Oi., the said Frederick Washbonrae\nassign wl all his estate, right, title, interest\nnlaim and demand whatsoever iu the said land\nto Thomas Shanks McPhernm.\nNotice is therefore hereby given in pnratt*\n\u25a0 uceof Section US of the \"Lund Act.*1 that it is\nthe intention to cuucol the-.aid I mwn Grant\nissued in the name of Frederick Wn-hbourne\nand to issue one in Its fiend in the Haute of\nThomas Shank- McPhnrs.it! throe ni utl s from |\nthe date hereof nuless good citu_>o is shown to j\nthe contrary. j\nF. J. FDLTON.\nChief -.'on. mis-inner of Lauds Aud Works. I\nLttids and Works Denirtmont,\nVictoria, H. C. liiu Ootober, 1003.     net 2..?- \u25a0\nROVOlS-bk-fi Land District.\nIHstrict of West Kooieuay.\nTake notice that I, Norman T. MaoLend of\nLethbridge, A.U., oeeupatt >\u00ab nrokt-r, lutendx\nto applv for mrmiaidun io pure hue thu follow\niug described lands!\nCommencing at a pont plauted at the south'\nweat corner uf Lot BUS in - outh- 11 Valley\nabout 8.4 miles Weat of the went shore of Arrow Lake and marked \"N, T. Mac' . N. \\V.\nCorner,\" theuce .u ohatu* stiuth, thonce 20\nchains cast, theuce ,0 cbiiln* north, thence 20\ni hains west, contalolug mi acrea, more or l__.h\nDate Sept. 4, law*.\nNORM VN T. M -OI-SO'S\nh-P _'_.flo<l Hy Junn K, Pay lor. hi i >ha'u\\\nNOTICE\nTako nolli'B that, we, Messrs. Ogllvlo\nA .MeKiti ink of Nakusp, Intend applying io the Superintendent nf Provln-\nninl  Police  fnr ii  renewal of   retail\nlii|llul'license fin- the Ia'IiiihI   Hnlel ill\nNakusp, B.C., for the linlfyeai frnm\n,1,'iiiuai'y 1st, Hum Iii,lime Ulll'li. I'.iull.\nDated Nov. 7th, 1IKJK.\nnuv 7 lin     OuHjVIK A MiKitiiui..\nNOTICE\nNotice le hereby Riven that we Intend to make application tn tbe Superintendent of Provincial Police for a\nrenewal of the retail liquor licence for\nthe Glacier House, at (\"lacier, 13.0., for\nUu- bnlf year from Jan, let, 1000, to\n.Inn. 80th, lium.\nDated Nov, 7th, 1008.\nnov 7 lm c. P, BY, Co.\nNOTICE\nTake notion thnt I Intend to make\napplication to tbe Superintendent of\nProvlnolal Police for a renewal of i he\nleiail liipior liiseiiee lm'  Ibe Criterion\nHotel ill, llilinliiiliie, II. 0\u201e for tbe half\nvein' from .Imi. 1st. Iiiiiii, iii June 80th,\nIINKI.\nDaled Nov. Illli, Inns.\nnov II I in l'\\ T, Ani'iY.\nFor Sale\nDry cedar oonl wood\u2014ItcveUtoke\nGeneral Agiuicim. Ltd.\nPALACE\nRESTAURANT\nA. H. 8INQ, Proprietor\nBoard by week   -   S5.0O\nSingle   meals 25 c.\nMcKenzie   Avenue\nNOTICE\nTake notice tbat I intend to make\napplication to the Superintendent of\nof Provincial Police for a renewal of\nl he retail liquor licence for ibe Reception Hotel si Camborne, B.C., for the\nhalf year from Jan. 1st, HUH), to,lime\n80th, 1800.\nDated Nov. 7th, 1008.\nnov 7 lm Cuhv Menhenick.\n~Noticr\nTake notice that I intend to inaki\napplication to lhe Superintendent of\nProvincial Police for the transfer nl\nthe retail liquor licence of the Lurdeau\nHnlel, now beld by mc, to Joseph\nDinnoiit.\nDated Nov. 8th, lims.\nnov7 lin H. M.  HlVANH.\nNOTICE\nTake   notice  tbat   I   Intend lo make\niipplicaiiuu to ihe Superintended ol\nProvlnolal Police for a renewal nf Ibe\nretail llquur licence for the Camborne\nHulel ai Camborne, B.C., for the hall\nyear from Jan Ist, 1000, to June 801 h,\n1000.\nDuted Nov. 6th, l_08.\nnov 7 lm Dave Obb.\nNOTICE\nTake notice i hnl I intend to make\napplication in tin* Superitilendeul ut\nProvincial Police for a renewal of lhe\nretail liquor licence for the \\VIndsoi\nHotel at Illecilleivaet, B.O., for the\nbull' year from Jan. Ut, I nun, to June\nBoth, woo,\nDated Nov. 7ili, 1008,\nnov 7 lm C, D. MoKBIS\nNOTICE\nTake notice thai we Intend lo make\napplication tn the Superintendent ol\nProvlnolal Police for a renewal of the\nretail liquor licence for Ihe Lakeview\nHulel at Al lowhe.iil. B.C., for llie h ill\nyear limn Jan. 1st, lllull, In June llll li.\nIIIIIII.\nDated No,. 7lb. .908.\nnov 7 lm      i'n mtiin .v Chapman.\nNOTICE\nTake notice i Iiul   I Intend In ninl\napplication in the Superintendent\nProvinolal Police for a i-snewal of   I\nretail  liquor   licence for lhe I.inl \u25a0\nHulel   at I'.illl.iplis. B ('., fin- the hn\nvim limn .Inn. Ini, limn, io June 8l)i\nilHHI.\nDated Nov, bib, 1WW.\nnov 7 lm JotOT DoXONTi\nDOMINION ELECTIONS.\nContinued front Page Out.\nquestions relating to the improvement\nol tbe workiegman. condition has\ninvariably been ruled out ol order in\nthe legitslntiire. He said that Government money spent bere wont benefit\nthe workers as tboiisands would Hock\nin and lubur would be cheap. Social\nistJ try to educate tlie worker to his\nrightful place in society. Socialism\nin the political field ie the same aB the\ntrades unions in tbe industrial field\nand men who vote for capitalism in\ntbe political field and protest against\nit iu the industrial field are traitors to\nthemselves. During tbe latter part ol\nthis address considerable interruption\ntook place Iroui men more or less under tbe inlluence of liquor.\nThe Premier, who was receivtd witb\ncheers, said that be wus pleaeed to be\nable to give his vieivu on the Dominion\ncampaign and come before the people\nas a well wisher. He referred in an\nemphatic manner to Mr. Lefeaux'a\nspeech as being grossly misleading to\nthe people, and allirmed that that\nspeaker had misrepresented and complicated the isBiies in a manner that\nhe had never before heard on a public\nplatform. Mr. Lefeaux' remarks were\na designed attempt to mislead the\nelectors and tbat gentleman could\nhardly be called a fair sample of socialist. The premier then went on to\nexplain away the statements made by\nMr. Lefeaux, stating that bis arguments were nil erroneous and tbat Mr.\nLefeaux was uying to talk of what be\nknew nothing about. He pointed\nout that the Salvation Army immigrants were most desirable and a profitable addition to the country. He\nreferred to Mr Lefeaux' accusation of\nthe Government swearing in special\nconstables for the C.P.R. strike and\nexplained lhat the government bad\nnothing to do with it. He called Mr.\nLefeaux unfair iu bis deliberately mis\nleading tbe audience and told him\nthat he bad better read more and talk\nless. Tbe premier then went on to\nexplain why he was speaking on behalf of Mr. Goodeve, saying tbat this\nelection was just as important for B.\nC as for the Dominion. B. C should\nstand together for their rights and\nGoodeve is the man to help them. He\npointed out tbat it was a very weak\nargument tbat a liberal man should\nbe e'ected since a liberal government\nwas again in power, in order that tbe\nconstituency should get government\npap. Mr. Galliber, as a liberal, did\nnothing (or B. C, and she got nothing\nexcept what was legally due her. He\npointed out that in lhe provincial\ngovernment liberals aud conservatives\nwere treated alike. Public works, be\nsaid, come as a right not as a favor,\nsnd it was a poor policy tbat a constituency Bhould bave to support the\ngovernment to get along. He said\nthat the Columbia traffic bridge here,\nthat Revelstoke was going to get, waB\nno favor on the part ot the govern\nment but the people's just rigbt and\nthe credit is due the Revelstoke people. The premier then referred to tbe\nmanner iu which Revelstoke had been\nneglect-id hy Ottawa in the matter of\npublic woik. ard how Mr. Galliber\nhad   not.   been   true to hie tiust.    In\ndealing with deterred election-! he\npointed out that there was no reason\nfor it and that it was only a scheme\nof Ottawa, thinking that Kootenay\npeople are easy and will do anything\nior government pap. We should resent this, be said, aid protest against\nOttawa's neglect. He showed how\nMr. Templeman and Mr. Oliver were\nshowing a very suspicious interest in\nKevelstoke just now, but all the time\nthey canal little about li. C. or Revelstoke exeept when tbey wanted to get\nsomething out of tbem, In taking\nup the question of Oriental immigration he said that Sir Wilfrid Laurier\nhad promised Lefore the eleciions in\n90 to stand for a white B. 0., but be\nbad been false and double-laced. He\nreferred to the Japanese Treaty and\nhow Laurier bad agreed to let tbe Japs\nin. Tlie Imperial government bad\nnever compelled l.aurier to let in the\nJaps, as tie liberals bad stated, as\nproved b) England berBelf who said\ntbat she had been informed that Canada wanted the Japs, showing bow\nlalse Laurier bad been. Mr. Galliber\nhad tailed in bis trust too in tbis respect and the speaker instanced how a\nJap shelter was being built in Victoria\nfor Jap immigrants to B. C under the\ntreaty. He pointed out how the B. C.\ngovernment bad refused to allow the\nJaps to vote when the Ottawa government had tried all they could to force\nthat taking place, and instanced how\nthe English privy council had favored\nB. C. in that respect He pointed\nout that Laurier had done all he\ncould to bring in lhe Japs, in order to\ncontrnl tbis province nnd take the.\nplace of while labor, which act would\nresult in tiie people losing oonfidenoe\nin Laurier and his government. The\nPremier then reviewed better terms as\na live issue in spite of what Mr. Templeman had said. The conservatives\nmust stand up for the rights of tbis\nprovince and to do that it was necessary to send conservatives to Ottawa.\nHe explained how B. 0. deserved\nspecial c aisideration but that the\nother provinces bad refused to give\nthem a fair verdict but had agreed\nupon a miserable pittance of $100,000\nfor ten years. He stated tbat be bad\nasked for an unbiassed court to decide\nhow much B. C. should get, but tbat\nhad been refused him. He said that\nhe had retired from the premiers' conference when he found that he could\nnot get justice, in a manly way and\nnot like Mr. Fielding had done prior\nto that when he bad Baid let B. C.\nstand by the bargain in '71. He re\nferred to the great issue of land development and asked if the people should\nsuffer from liberal rule which tramples on B. C. rights and privileges,\nurging lhat the people should vote for\nGoodeve and fearlessly stand up for\nB. C. justice. White Canada and\nBetter Terms are the great issues, he\nsaid, and appeal' d to the people t.i\nshake iff the oppressive rule of liberalism, and think of B. C. and ;be local\nand domestic affairs which Mr. Goodeve would fight for. In conclusion he\nurged tbe people to think ot bow tbey\nhad been neglected by Ottawa and the\nliberals, and then there was no question but that they would stand up for\nfair play, Goodeve and Borden. God\nSa-e 'be King terminated the meeting, and cheers were given tor Goodeve\nand Borden.\nGET THE,RIGHT MEN\nThen   Money for   Mining Will\nCome Says English Expert\nAdvices [nun London, England,\nstate that among passengers who arrived i.i Ennland lately by the Canadian Pacific steamer Empress of\nBrilaie, where several gentlemen wbo\nhud been iisjictiiig the chief mining\nindustries of the Dominion nt Canada\nas guests of the Canadian Mining\nInstilute. In discussing tho condition tbey fiiiinil during tlieir visit,\nseveral of the visitors talked free of\nKootenay mining possibilities.\n\" The mineral wealth ot British\nColumbia, is, of course, oven more\nfainnui than tint of Northern Ontario.\nThe principal mining district of British Columbia wbicb the visitors\nInspected was that of the Kootonay\ndlstriot, wheio copper, silver lead and\n\/.inc aie bciug produced by modern\nmethods Eve.i low grade ores are\nbeing profitably Binelted, supplies of\ncoke being obtained nt reasonable\npr.ces Irom I bo neighboring Crow's\nNest conl field, and beyond the edge\nof Continental Canada the party\nvisited ibe N uniinio .nines uf Vancouver island, whence conl has long\nbeen exported to countries along the\nPacific Coast as far away as Soutb\nAmerica,\n\" 'It is obvious, one of tbe British\nvisitors says, 'that Cmada is very rich\nin minerals, and large development is\nto be anticipated, For the development, it, is of en declined, more capital\nis wanted. The emphasis should be\nput on the med ot mon. If the right\nmen are put at tbo head of an industry\u2014men nf sense as well as science,\nsuch as we hnve actually seen at work\non some of the hest propositions\u2014\ncapital will soon be forthcoming.\"'\nC.P.R. Finish Survey .\nTbo C.PR. has just, completed a\npreliminary survey of the unite which\nthe extension of the Spences Bridge-\nNicola line may take from Nicola to\nPenticton. Ultimately the line will\nbe continued from Penticton to Midway, where it will link up with the\nColumbia A Western railway, finally\nfurnishing a CP.R. line trom Vancouver to tbe Boundary country.\nWhether the C P.R. or the Great\nNorthern railway will be the first to\nconnect tbe Kootenay country wilh\ntbe const is a matter of considerable\nspeculation. The roadB have started\nconstruction from op osite ends, the\nC.P.B. fr in Spences Bridge nnd the\nGreat Northern from Midway, and\nboth are surveying aud building a little more road all the time.\nMADE\nFOR\nSERVICE\nand guaranteed\nabsolutely\nWATERPROOF\n\u2022tfSWI-S.\n\u2022tylB**\nOILED SUITS. SUCKERS\nAND HATS\nEvery garment guaranteed\nClean \u2022 Light - Durable\nma ir tar ouuns emrrmtm\nurMM na rae mr auih.\nCASCADE FALLS, ROGERS PAHS, C. P. R,\nTHK  PRICE\nCASH\nSo Clear, So Shining and so Evident that it\nwill glimmer through a   Blind  Man's   Eye\n\"THE EMPIRE\"\nVISIBLE TYPEWRITER\nA Canadian Made Writing Machine\nFor case of operation and\nperfection in the results pro-\nduceJ the \" EMPIRE.\"\nTYPEWRITER is unsur-\npnssed,\nThe\" EMPIRE\" embodies\nno complicated movements,\nwhile its manifolding alignment, marginal facilities,\nautomatic conveniences, durability, visible writing, minimum of noise in operation\nmake it the typewriter par\nexcellence.\nThe \"EMPIRE\" needs less\ncare than any other machine\nbecause there are fewer parts\nto be cared for also due to the\nstrong lines ol simplicity that\nare part of the machine.\nThe C.P.R. began using the\nEMPIRE Typewriter in\n1.S95, continued to add to the\nnumber, and now have in\nconstant use more than 700\nof these machines.\nADOPTED   BY\nThe British Covernment\n\" Frenoh Government\n\" Bank of Montreal.\n\" Merchants Bank of\nCanada\nMolsons Bank\nand all educational institutions of Canada\nThe Price\n$60.00\nLOCAL AGENTS\nINTERIOR PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED\nREVELSTOKE, B. C.\nJOB PRINTING\nAll Work Promptlv\nand Neatly Executed\nCommercial   Printing\nA Specialty With Us,\nC_ll for Estimates and Advertising Rates\nTHE MIL-HERALD\nPUBLISHING COMPANY, Ltd. THE MAIL-__.EI.AI_D, REVELSTOKE, B. C.\n(_-__n______i_I_B-iM t-jrv \u25a0*-_*\u2022 J\nGREAT\nBargains! Bargain;.; !\nBI Y NOW I    Don't Wait!    Buy when stock\nis at ita best.    Rend this ml. and  tnke  notice\nof the Bargains that nre offered here.\nHandsome Mantles\nAt   special   discount   prices,     All   the   new\nmodel*?, tight mid semi fitting garments.\nFall Millinery\nArc you  wearing   une   ol   our   Hats ? Vou\nshould!   They   an   being  worn  by  tbo best\ndie?ss-!'ss,     li   cos -   no   more  to   have the\nnewest,\nFall and Winter Underwear\nWe carry nil the best makes\u2014natural wool\u2014\nwhite and grey knit goods. Drawers and\nVest to match. Ladies' and ghildren's Ulnck\nTights. 1'iicesiin Underw ai range frum '2,ric.\nto -.1 uU per garment.\nbest's Suits\nSpecial  Blue aud   111 ick  Worsted   at   .1150\nMen's Odd Pants from ifl 26 to $4.50,\nn's Overcdats, regular 1)112, nuw .-.i.\nBoys' Tweed Suits\nSpecial Tweed Suit 1.2 50. Sizes 2-1 to 28.\n$3.50 buys il Tweed Suit, sizes 28 to 'A2. Every\n.-'nit new and tbis season's goods.\nBoot and Shoe Department\nSee uur Hoys' School Shoes, Kvery pair\nguaranteed.\nCome aloug and see what we can do foi you,\nBlankets and Comforters\nAll-wool blankets, full si\/.e, good weight, at lf-1.\nReg, $8 all-wool blanket lor $6.50, BlauketB\nthA were $9.50 now selliii'.' nt $$. A g'.inl\nrungc ol Comforters .if. nil prices.\nJ Q.<_K_HD<K>O<>-0^-_H_K>O<K)<^\nif CHAS. M.  FIELD |\nHeal Estate, Insurance and Commission Agent\nOITigg on First Si., Opposite the Club\nRents Oot.i.kcted,\nLoans\nNotary Pernio\nQ<_K_K><M_K>-><><>0^^\nELECT\nPOINTERS\nREID\n<|r4|n^4|r4|n|n|n|l $-#-*$t-$\"&\n\"\u00a3_\u25a0\u00bb*___ *\n* Cod *\nif* *.&\nI Liver f\n\u2666 Oils f\nt-H_\nWe have all   kinds  ol   it.    A\nSweet   tasting,  had   Inst-   H;\n*t* ing and  the  pure  Emul-   *p\nt sion    in     $1.00     bottles,   J,\nv? made by n new pi- cess al    jF\nif* ***\nI    C. R. MACDONALD'S     &\nttjf Revelstoke, li. C. .Ti\n*% <t' 't' 't' 'I1 \u25a0!' \u2022$\u2022 'I' 'I1 _En$Hfr4\nLocal and General.\nA special meeting of tbe Uniform\nRank, K. of P., will be held this\nevening\nWe learn from tbe hospital this\nmorning that R. Smith's condition is\nmuch improved, the worst of the fever\nbeing over,\nTbe funeral of tbe inlant son ol Mr.\nand Mrs. Fred Manning took place on\nMonday afternoon. Tbe Rev. T, W.\nHhU officiated.\nThe boulevard fruit trees of Belgium\nreturu nu annual protit of about\n\u2666\u202255.0W. What about fruit trees for\nRevelstoke\"\nLord Nortbcote, tbe retiring Uov\neriiuri.eneral of Australia, and Lady\nNortbcote, pass through Revelstoke\nibis week eu route for England.\nE. T. Kingsley, tbe Socialist organiser frum Vancouver, will deliver an\naddress to-night at the opera house at\nthe Liberal Rally, on Socialist  issues\nDon't let go of the fact that upon\nsight depends your happiness, If impaired, consult Dr. Harvey at ,1. Guy\nBarber's, one dav only, next Saturday\nNov. U.\nJ. A. Kirk. P 1. S., we understand, is\nin tbe city prepniing surveys and\nsoundings for the piers of tbe government traffic bridge across the Columbia River at tbis point.\nC R. Macdonald lias put in a line\nnew plate glaos. Iront in hi= I hug\nStore. The glass, which is of best\nmanufacture, came from Vancouver\nsod ia in one parcel.\ni.'. I, Walker i ml Howard Douglas\na nitnissi'.uer of parks, has just le-\nturned from a trip, looking after tin\nbuffalo, contingent tbat   will   ou. .  bi\nin [''\u2022-.-\u2022-o.-i-..n   : Canada.\nii   is   the   absolute  certain.}\nproper diagaoei. and treatment   i il\neye troubles tbat makes Dr Harvey'e\nidvice lucb a boon.     Consult bim at\ni   Q iy Barber 1 on 'a' inlay next\nA grand Liberal rally wiil  1\u00ab beld\ntbla i rening ... tbe Opera 11 iuse at 8\no'clock      Ralph   Bmith    U P    Iro\nNanaimo and others will address  tbi\nelect '- in campaigD Issues on  be   i\nr-fSmil   C  ,:-.- Liberal \u25a0\u2022\u2022>\u25a0 lidati\nK ) tenay,\nConsiderable interest Is 11 Ing i \u25a0\u00bb i\ni.y r. -i'i. i.t- I the city in tbe i irm i\nlion I tt Ski-log ami Bnowshi e Clul\n.'\u25a0 r \u25a0\u25a0. iuto.* days and evenings Ahead;\na number have signified their willii .\niii-o- lu . un uml to i\"' in. active\n.nf rest nud in order to nuik- it ol\ngeneral and representative character,\na meeting is to be beld in the City\nHull, 'upstairs tbis evening al 8\no'clock, to whioh nil win- desire ii\njoin in the project are cordially invited\nto attend. A good attendance is\nexpected and generally desired\nbt.\nKarii is King\nThe right Piano at the right price.\nCall nnil fee us before you buy one.\nKincaid and Anderson\nReal Estate, Insurance and Financial Agent?.    Monoy to Lo.n.\nOrchestral music at the Ky. V. M,\nC. A. next Sunday at 4. Men keep\nthis in mind.\n\"Two Young Tramps\" (the chase\ncapture and lire scene) in moving\npictures nl the Edison Theatre on\nFriday and Saturday nights.\nThe Ladies' Auxiliary, of Knox\nchurch wish to announce thnt a number of dishes were lelt in the Opera\nHouse after tbe supper on Monday\nnigbt and that owners ol same can\nclaim tbeir property at the church at\nany time.\nW, Burgoyne, who has been Buffering from cancer for the past lew weeks\nin the hospital, died ou Sunday. Tbe\ndeceased is n stranger in Kevelstoke\nand bad but recently arrived from\nAustralia. It. Howson & Co. took\nover the funeral arrangements.\nAfter an absence of 76yeirs Halley's\ncomet (so nami'il after the astronomer\nwho determined iis orbit) is on a\nreturn trip and will be cusily visible\nin December. I'his montb it will be\nunusually faint and will then probably\nonly be discovered with tbe aid of the\ncamera.\nSome very line specimens ol local\ngrown apples arc being shown in the\nwindow of Macdonald's ding store.\nThese apples were grown by H. E. R.\nSniylhe and consist oi B.gbl varieties\nof rich flavor and oolor, and _ n d\nevidence of tbe suitability of Revel-\nstoke's soil for fruit growing.\nDr. Harvey   bos numerous teste  ii\neluding   shadow   or   looking  into the\neye. also oi hers i ii recent arrival, many\nof whioh are tbe search and\nexperiment in thi clinical department\nui the  ' iphl ball   c   c   li He can\nbe consulted   al    ;  \u2022 uy B u ber -\n,t.iy only, ni ct 8a fov. II\nA marriagi\ninterest   took   |\nnoon,  a      fane\nK. Florence   Bal\n.   - .  Morrison\n.  : able affair and largely ittei\nride was      -   daughl i\n:; ii,-.   who was   \u25a0     a\nI iin C P B  coi pari\nnt Kevelstoke\nMonday,  Nov   Dtb     va 87\nbirth'lii. rtt VII\n: ..  He nged   and   bis\nitr?ngtl | reserved   \u2022\nhe m y be '      - \"\ni tbe in    \u25a0 peo] le a d\n:  i ,.i , irgi   . I  ' wish of I\npari \u25a0 ide\n.   \u2022 ty-sevei\nM. Collins,  locomotive oi\nthe   Vale Cariboo   Lumber\nGolden,   was   killed   on     I\nhaving   bis   neck    broken,\ncontrol of his engine   whicl\ntbe track at a curve and cap\nFELLOW\nELECTORS\njump\ni.ed\nNUMBER 129\nis a family cough medicine of proven merit.\nIt cures old people's\ncoughs, young people's\ncoughs and children's\ncoughs. An excellent\npreparation for sore\nthroat and  hoarseness.\nFOR SALE AT\nBEWS' DRUG STORE\n_.__-...\na\nIl i  the Intentl      '. the   tforl\nMining Associal ioi  t<  itari   u    id ive\ncampaign li\nof the Pacific N\nin. sting will bi   .   \u25a0   i _ane   next\nMar. h to  that   effeel\natiou oi evi   j* pro* .   \u25a0 ii       mil\nperson interested      isked for       i\nmining itionn i iked   t.\"\n(urn! ih i list   I   pr   : icin     u il\npri \u2022'\u25a0!\u2022..     \u25a0 .      \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0   '. oking\nprospects in tbe    irious    amp     Leg-\niii.si ive matters    ill   i\t\nwell  nt   geoliigioal   \u2022 .. \u25a0 , <   and   - i\noperative work between   tatcn\nl'i .lerai govern mon I\nA cheque was pri tented last'i\nIng at tbe office ol ' I. li. II ume .'. I lo\nsupposed to bave come from the How-\nI man Lumber Oo., bearing their signature and endorsed by some unknown\nname, The obeque was lor $ii2 and\nthe accountant, paid the rnonei over,\nthinking that everything was In order,\n' On close, scrutiny, however, the obeque\nproved ii forgery and BOarcb was at\nunci! made fur the forger, bis minute\ndescription being noted, but Up till\nnow the police haven't been able to\nlocate the_miscreant, ll. is supposed\nthat hu got nwny on n freight late inst\nnight, but his C'iptiire will probably\nhe ajmatter of a short time.\nSocial and Personal\nMiss Laura Phipps, of Vancouver, is\nvisiting in ihe city.\nMrs. W. Tomlinson is entertaining\ntbis afternoon at progressive whist\nMr, Cooper of the Imperial Bank\nstart', Banff, was a visitor to the city\nlast week.\nR, P. Lewis, of tbe C.l'.R., Winnipeg, has heen visiting his fatter here\nlor a few days.\nF. C. Gamble, provincial engineer,\npassed through on Sunday, en mine\nfor the south.\n.1. 1>. Sibbald, jr., ol the staff ol the\nImperial Hank. Golden, spent Thanksgiving day at bis borne here.\u00a3\nMr. and Mrs, J. II Lyon- and\nMuster Clarence returned Saturday\ntrom Montreal where they bave speul\nthe past nn.nth.\nF. B. Lewis iaturd\nlur Ti Ik i fen\nday b,   and    .,    ci  npa iy   \u00bb   b   .V  -\nLewis, who has\nwill visit V\"-s i   rk\nMis     Thos     - rd till\nMel':..   . Uld Wbist I\nlence lasl i\nearn...\nand   Mr.   W. Bi\nits were\ni   .\nPi  ou\nyoung\n,:\nBanff.    Mi   -\ns\nPeter's church o\n- '.lo\nR. M. R. DANCE\nPopular and Successful Evert\nBy \"E\" Co.\nnigh:    II   ler\n.\n' n   .\niratl ins snd\nelegan\nI'm. \u2022 \u2022 heme\nfoot harnio\n,.\nbeing tastefully .,\nby Dags, bunting i ,\\,\nproprinte   mottot -\nbung oui l ii   mi \"\nlatea on theb taste. \u25a0-. ,\nperfect condition and i la\n. ' ' iticerB kept things\ni ol dav\nsky,   The    floor     m \u25a0 .. li\nmil hing to bo doe toys cf\n\u25a0 I',   i.i.., only followed oui   vhal\nsoldiers can lay claim  to,   I be  Hnei i\nhosts in  the land.   The   music   fm\nniebed by the Independent  Band  was\nexcellent and the affai    n    p\nthe  most   iiiocuBsful   military danci\nthat Iihm taken  place   In   Have jiil<\"\nRefreshments,  dainty   and   Inviting,\nmade a pleasant diversion during the\nevening, and us the final chords of the\nlast dance dud nwny, the large tin\nfelt that   this    was    indeed   ii    fitting\nending tn n Thanksgiving Day holl\nday, \"!\u2022'.' 0o, will probably bold\ndaiiocH during Ilm winter mui there\ncan   be no doubt that   those populai\nsocial   eventl will      be     always    well\npatronized,\nWhy Kootenay Electors Should\nVote for Smith Curtis\nLet Kootonay electors endorse to\nmorrow Hie decisive verdict ol Canada\n\u2014that Laurier shall finiah bis work.\nDo this by voting for Smith Outtis,\nElectors; lei us work shoulder to\nilu uldei to n ke Revelstoke hend-\nqunrterefoi' construction ot the eastern\nmountain section of the Grand Trunk\nPacific A vi c for Smith Curtis tomorrow will help.\nThe Tunes imported Chinese to\nwork on the Canadian Pacilic Kailway construction at 90c. per eh'y. The\nLiberals excluded Asiatic labor nnd\nmade the Grand Trunk pay its laborers \u00a72 iii) per duy. Goodeve is the\nTory candid.ite, Smith Curtis is tbe\nLiberal candidate, Will you vote for\nGoodeve nnd the Chink iiMIOc. per\nday, or Smith Curtis aud tbe full dinner pail?\nCut your vote bo ynu can say tomorrow night: \"Good evening Mr.\nIii oiluve, you can now retire from the\npu  lie eye.\"\nIi you appiove tbe settlement of the\nGreat Prairies and the improved market they afford for the produotB of the\nKootenay mines nnd I icsts vote for\nSmith Cur'is tomorrow.\nA vole for Davidson is a vote for a\nlost cause. A vote for Smith Curtis is\na vole tor the legislative prngrcss Socialism demands.\nRevelstoke wuiits a competing railway. Smith Curtis stands fur railway\ncompetition, I i.odevestands for the\nTory doctrine\u2014the tli d made Oanada,\nthe King rules it, and the C.P.R. owns\nit.\nlioodeve, the Tory candidate, talks\nabout political purity. A leading\neastern public man says: \"When tlie\nTories talk pu ity watch your ben\nroosts,\" and be might have added:\n\u25a0 Vote for the Liberal candidate Smith\nCurtis.\"\nWorkers; by your votes tomorrow\nstrengthen the lm ds of Mackenzie\nKing, the coming .Minister of Labor\nunl Bupport Smith funis.\nA pro nino.it independenl Conservative \"I Hritis-h Columbia says h\nwould support Smith Curtis because\n\"he is a man of brains, a hard worker,\n,,..| , right \"ii m '.-i questions in\nwhich the conimou people are con\nnerned\nUK's' \\.; E \u2022   \u25a0 . b-hour  Tory\n,    lnd VOTE FOB SMI 111 0URTIS\nhre    representative   at\n\u25a0\nRemember Goodeve   is for a\nWhite British Columbia\nA vote for GOODEVE is n vote for\nn White Country,\nIf you want to give the .laps n vote\nelect. Smith Curtis.\nThere Is already one Jap for every 10\nwhite man in the country. II yen\nwant them shipped VOTE FOR\nGOODEVE\nA s.ilid live is needed from B.C,\nI?. O, a white man's country is on:\nmotto.\nSend to Ottawa a   man   wbo   can\nspeak for the west  not  a  hide-bound\nparty n an.\nVote for a man\u2014GOODEVE\u2014not\nfora profess! uml politician.\nRemember the Lemieux Act nnd\nvote fur Goodeve.\nThe Railroad centers from Winnipeg to Vanoouver   hnve given Oonscr-\nTURKEY SUPPER\nEpicurean   Spread   by   Knox\nChurch Ladies\n' ing I My,\nihe good\nhii y- i-  ..i life ''\"ii 'I\n.   .\nnii'iil\nj si      I   In'.   ''       Ii\nby   tin' 1 ni.. -  .i\n-   juite in\nitoke   and   ibis\nJ' \u25a0 i\nhal \u25a0 ivei\nI,\n.-ill s'-r-\n\u25a0\n\u25a0    .-       ,      \u25a0' I (I, I !\nidiei   \u25a0 \u25a0 i''in\n... tj\nA lm.' .ill li'.i\"\ni h    .pi\" I lei \"f -i\nbi     mere bul\n1\nI .i-\n1 \u25a0     ll     Willi\nked   o.'.-i \"0 inning\n\u25a0 ry .:'  ladies   were in -\n,    -I inert\nlis llower\n.  il    booth   \u25a0''.' j   v. .   land\nfish pond uu ry opening\n. : ilnrly   attraotlvfl,  while\nmany   a   posy   did the dainty   little\nflower girls sell,     A good programme\n. ilo wss giv\" . 'I irlng i be evening\nand   the   tui key   supper ol Huw will\npass Into history a\u00bb the most nioooaS'\nfill in    every   way ol   any   yet, beld in\nRevelstoke,     Much credit   is  due to\nnil who took part  In the affair, whioh\ni- pi i Imps   oun   of    the    chief annual\nBoolnl events In the oity.\nBerry's Pure Maple Syrup In cans\nil \u25a0 , -f I 0B, .1 2ri ninl  |3 20, the beat\non ihe market, guaranteed pure.   Fur\nsain at C. U. ll. - ill Oo's,\nvativc   candidate  n un ani minis   vole,\nand Revelstoke will do the.same.\nLet the politicians see that the lie\nlerred election dodge wont control our\nvotes.\nGoodeve's platform\u2014Purity in politic\"; hotter terms; a while man's country, and a square deal to all.\nThe railroad men are solid for Goodeve. Give bim a majority that will\nmake Ottawa think.\nChildren's Wear\nNow is the time to get the children fitted out for\nwinter and this is the store where you can get the right\ngoods at the right prices.\nInfants' Bonnets, in wool, silk, velvet, cashmere\nand Bearskin, all sizes and all prices.\nFelt Sailors and Tains, in cloth, serge and velvet\nfor the larger boys and girls.\nWool Mitts and Gloves, all sizes and colors.\nWool and Cashmere Stockings\nWe would ask your especial attention to this line\nWe have made  a particular study of this line of goods\nand think we can offer you the best goods at the lowest\nprice.\nUnderwear\nIn all sizes from lhe smallest infants up.\nClassic Shoes\nfor boys and girls are the best made and we guarantee\nevery pair we sell. You are sure to co.ne back for\nthem again.    They wear well look well, and fit well.\nMCLENNAN'S\nSPORTING NOTES\nThanksgiving Day Road Race\nWon by Palmer    *\nThe V, M. C. A. Thanksgiving Day\nroad race w\u00bb8 run off on Monday\nmorning, the course being over very\nbard country, namely from Mosquito\nLanding to tbe Association building,\nabout 6i miles Four runners faced\nthe starter, Palmer, Haycock, Mc\nEachern and Miillholland They were\nlet away at 1126 and everyone of\ntbem determined lo he home for dinner, judging by the terrific pace they\nstarted nt. However the long hill\nwhich leads up to the cnuyuu pulled\nthe speed down somewhat and the\nrun from tnere on was n fullow-iny-\nleader, with Palmer holding n Bate\nlead, The lock slides interfered somewhat wiih the marshals who found\nsome difficulty iu getting the burses\nto climb them, However it did not\nnot slop the runners much ns shown\nhy the lime made.\nC. Palmer won iu the good time ol\n:)8 50 1 5, with Haycock ol Malakwa a\ngood second and McEuchciii third.\n,\\ll the runners finished in excellent\ncondition and were all very well satisfied that every man had n fair oba nee\nto win. Palmer lias dciiiunatialcd bis\nability to run well nnd is thoroughly\nworthy of the title oi interior chain\npiou of B. C. Next seuson will see\nnun trying out against fust company\nimi the results will he watched with\ninterest hy bis many friends here.\nHaycock ol Malakwa ran a good race\n.ii il wilh proper training should make\n.i first olnss runner. As it is he gave\nPalmers hauler nice thiin any previous runner has done. MoEaoberu\nacquitted himself well being out-\nolaised by the others in age and train\nmg anil im deserves great credit fora\nbard light. The prises were handsome g\" d uml silver mt dais.\nTonight the C.P.K. road team play\ntbo Shamrocks In the basketball\nh si'. .1' aeries, the dee off being timed\nfoi - i'i sharp, li i lie road team win\nit will give tl co a good lead, while\nshould the Shamrocks win it will pm\ntbe Intermediates on top. The Sham\nrooks bave strengthened up since ihe\nfirst ol ihe season ami will give tbe\nrosd   0 on   a   hig  argument lor the\ngame\nBowling ll g\"ing strong al the Y.M.\nI   A alleys   ami some blgh scores are\nbeing put up.\nSplendid New Programme\n\\ in ' | rogrnmmo will be presented\n'  Edison 'I henlre on   Friday  nnd\nSaturday nights,   The programme is\none ul i be be\u00bbl \"f the season and  will\nbe enjoyed, no doubt, by the patrons. I\ni   n 'i \"iing Tramps\" and \"The Land j\nof Gold Mines\" are the oblcl lestuiei\nI is lust pielnies thoWS the I'.bheiy\nol ii Isniii'iH bam, the chase niter\nthe robbers by the farmer, hiss wile mul\nSons nnl  the  polios   the straw   stack\nflrS      i    \"pi' nihil    er  lie\u2014 lhe    cilplllte\nuf une and his release    by    the   other.\n'  I he I,nml of lhu   Gold   Mines\"   is   n ;\nbi'iiiilifnlly colored picture  Ilinl   must'\nbe  seen   to   be    appreciated,    The\nComedies sre good ami are laugh producers.    II ynu have seen the liml pro- !\ngramme, und enjoyed them, you   will j\nlm pleased willi  the   lie V   pletlllis   on\nFriday ami Saturday nights.\nTHE    MOLSONS    BANK\nINQORPORATED 1855\nCapital - $3,374,000\nRest Fund $3,374,000\nHas 05 liranciics in Canada, and Agents and Correspondents\nin all the Principal Cities of the World.\nA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nSAVINGS     BANK    DEPARTMENT\nAt all Branches.    Interest allowed at highest current rate.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C. Branch, VV. H. PRATT, Manager.\nQuality in\nJEWELRY\nis the first thing to he considered nud we guarantee\nevery article suid iu this\nestablishment to be just us\nrepresented THE PRICE\nIS RIGHT I\n). duy Bier\n0. It. K. TIME INSPECTOR\nOfficial Issuer of Marriage\nLicences.\nNOTICE\nTake notice thai I Intend In make\napplication to the Superintendent of\nI'liivineial Police fur a renewal of the\nretail liquor license for the Eva Hotel\nat Camborne, II. C , lue ilu- half year\nIiiiiii .Inn. Isi, 11)09. to June HUlb. I'.'uil.\nDated Nov. Uth. 1808.\nnov 11 lm John A. Tnnw.\nCut Flowers\nChrysanthemums,   Carnations  nnd\nother Out Flowers supplied  by J.T.\nBenlby, Nelson, B.C., (P.O.Box 81)7.)\nNov. 11 Jan. 11\nApples For Sale\nJ. I, Webster, of Vornon, has for\nsale an excellent lot ol Bound apples,\niNo. 2, nnd cooking, at Hfie. per box,\nF.O.B., Vernon, B.O, Nov. 11-.t\nA Coming Treat\nToo much praise cun mil. be given\nthe Ily. Y.M C.A. tor engaging the\nSchul'trl Symphony Club and Lady\nQuartette ol Chicago, to appear here\non Dec. 'A. This oi'inpiny is in ils\n\u25a0.nib year of micccss nnd is acknowledged everywhere to be tbe most\n\"up-to-date Musloal Oobiedy travel.\ning. Everybody likes music and\neverybody enjoys a hearty laugh, A\ndelightful blending uf pure fun   nnd\nfine music in one rcasnii why the\nabove company bus won its wny to\nthe top notch ol public esteem.\n_ snowshoe and ski olub will probably be formed in tbe cily this winter.\nAll Interested In these sports should\nsue li  Et Atkins and  get   particulars.\nBusiness Locals\nCheapest fuel on the market\u2014Briquettes\u2014manufactured from Banff\nim nl ooal.\nThe Land uf Gold Mines\" (colored)\nFriday and (Saturday at the Edison\nParlor Theatre,\nKin-the latest styles  in   ladieB   and\ngentlemen's visiting cards call nt ihe\nMail IIiiui.n ollice.\nThe numerous whist clubs in the\noity social circles are now under way\nlor the winter season. Cards will be\ntbe popular pastime this year.\nSpecial offer ol gentlemen's visiting\ncauls neatly printed, 50 for $1,26, and\nluu lor |l.75. Ladies'cards in newcsl\nstyles, 60 lor $1 26 and 11)0 lur $1.75.\nLinen finish cards lire tlm latest importations.\nA consignment ol ladies and gentlemen's visiting cards in lhe newest\n\u2022tylcfl has arrived nt the Maii.Hi.hai.ii\n'Dice.   All work neatly executed\nWANTED\nA    FEW ROOMERS AND I3UAKD-\n__A_   em  wanted   in private  family,\nAnply Mail-lliTiild.\n1710R .SALE-One bedroom suite,\n_\u25a0 also une Ihi'CC-i'iuuliT iron bed.\nAll in Mist clnss condition. Can bo\nseen between 10 ii.m. nnd 5 p.m. Address P. 0, Hox 7__I\nF\nOK  RBNT\u2014Residence   of  J.   M.\nScott.   Apply to Siott &BiigKs.\nSAFE in good condition, for sale at\nbargain.   Address nt once, Safe.\nMail OHIce.\nWANTED\u2014A Kiel for general house\nWork in family of three.   Uuod\nwages.   Apply to this office,   tc\nWANTED Bedrooms to let furnished, hoard it requiied, terms\nmoderate. Apply A. Gain', Ith sire I,\ncorner of McKenzie Ave,       net 24 lm\nWANTED-Hoiii'dcis, mul Boomers\nin a comfortable home. Moderate terms, home conking. Apply io\nBox 772.\nCHOOSE   WHICH\npal h you will follow. That ol\ntaking out an adequate Fire\nInsurance Policy at a low\npremium and every advantageous condition which in\ncase o| a large or small lire ,\nwill repay you lor ull damage\nsustained, or do you propose\nto 'itve a few pennies to day\nnud lose thousands of dollnrs\ntomorrow through your false\neconomy.\nE.A. HAGGEN\nReal Estate, Insurance\nCommission  Agent\t\nRevelstoke. B. 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