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B. C. FEBRUARY 8 1912\n$2.60 Per Year\nBTERLInS silver\nDEPOSIT GOODS\nTHE BOARD Of TRADE ANNUAL MEETING\nPresident's Report-Election of Officers for toe Ensuing Year-Financial\nStatement Shows a Small Surplus-Other Important Business\ncr\nBOURNE BROS,\n\u2022si\nBaskets, $2.25 and $3.\nSalt Dishes, 75c.\nCandlesticks, $3, $4.\nVases, $1.25\nOlive Dishes, $1.50\nPuff Boxes, $2.50 $3.50\nSPECIAL VALUE\nSugar and\nCream x\n$2 per pair\nArrived too late\nfor the Holiday\nTrade.\nManufacture r s\nhave given us a\nless than cost\nprice to clear\nthem out\nNOTE PRICES\nSPECIAL VALUE\nPitchers\n1 and 2 Quart\n$3. $5.50 $6\nVice I'l .'Hi.lent A .1 . Mellonell t\nllie chair iii the annual meetlnit\nihe Rovolstoko Board ol Trado, \u00abomo\ntwenty Ave mamhori being prosenl In\nthe ollj ball on Tbun daj, P*eb, let.\nTho meeting wae called to ordorat\n8..in p.m., mul Secretary I,ium; pro\neeodi 'I i\" road the minutes ol tbe\nlust regular meeting, and which \u00abci\"\nadopted ai road. The\nregular annual mei I tag\niluy, Jan, 17, were nisi\nopted, Tbo meeting\nto the buelnoBB of tlw\ninu uh provldod in the\nk inl\nIt1\nreport, the etatomonl \u00bbl nocounl\nshowing a Bmall balaneo on band,\n'I'lie Income ol tho Board amounted\niu $i^7^.'.i7 mnl tho expenaea to fl,\n^70.110, the latter amount Including\nmi expenditure ot * i\u00bb>7i fur publicity\npurposos, Tiie flnanolal report was\nsigned by auditora RoberUon and\nToi lord, nnil wns unanimously adopted,\nueh n poor service ns\nul tempi ou our purl to\nHuiitli un absolute -tuock\n'1'Iiih mul ter ih n scand*\nmlnutee ol\nlii'lil un Tuck\n' lend uiul ml j\nthen procoedod [N ,.i,.,.|1,\u201e1\nannual meel\nhylawB,\nKI.KCTIliN UK OBjTCCltRa\nThe next buelnesa wae thc election\nof offloera, the retiring president\nviee president\n\"Whiskey Bottles\t\n $6 Each\nWhiskey Glasses\t\n $15 per Dozen\nSherbet Glasses\t\n$12 and $15 per Dozen\nRose Vases\t\n $1.50 Each\nA Beautiful Line for Card Prizes\nLAWRENCE HARDWARE CO.\nLIMITED\nTinsmithing\nPlumbing\nANNUAL RBJP0RT8 OF OFPlOBRd,\nThe I'lMHhiiut presented a written\nreport reviewing clearly and concise\nly the business ot the Board during\nthe pnsl \"yeur, ns lolloWs:\nRevelstoke Board ol Trado, Annual\nReport, Dccombor 81st, 1911:\nlu laying belore tho Board tho\nBecond report which l. ns PreBldont,\nhuve liml the pleasure to prosont to\nyuu, I tako ilus opportunity to con\ngratulate the members upon tho\nmarked unanimity which lms prevailed throughout the year In seeking to\nfurther the interests of our fair city\nand the district of which Revelstoke\nlurms thc centre.\nWhilst, the Board cannot 'no claim\nto having followed to completion\nI mnny public undertakings during the\nyeur, an apparent measure of success\nlms attended the eflorts put forth In\nu number uf -directions to Improve\nI conditions.\nI During the year the booklet pro\npared uuder Instructions (rum the\nBoard mmle its appearance and sono\ncopies were forwarded to Uuu. J.H.\nTurner, Agent General tor li. C. at\nLondon. England. Consequent upon\nreceipt of these in London Mr. Q.\nmul\nrefused tu stnnii (or\nmnl Mr. 0, B. Hume was\nnominated and unanimously elected\n[ns president lur 1918,\nI Mr, Hume then took lhe elimr, and\nnfter u low appropriate remarks Irom\nih.' new president, and a vote oi\nthanks to the retiring oRtcere, the\niu, ii,I proceeded wltb the eloctton of\nolflcors.\nMr, A. B, McOleneghAn waB unan\nimuiisly elisen ns viee pivs.denl, Mi.\nv. Vi. Laing wus unanimously re-el\neeieil us secretary.\nThe Becretary then proceeded to\nrend the names \"I those eligible us\nmorabers ni the executive according\nto tbe by-laws,\n, President Hume threw tli, meeting\nopen to nominations for the cxccii -\niiv \u2022 and the following were elected:\nI J. ti. MeKinnon, F. M. Qlbsun, A.\nii. McOloneghan, F. II. Bourne, A.\nBrant, A. McRae, H, J, McSorley,\ns. Sutherland, T. Kilpatrick.\nThis concluded the business of the\nannual meeting and the meeting there\nnlt.'r ndjourned.\nRBGULAH MEETING.\nThe liusiiiess of the regular monthly meeting wns then proceeded with\nThe lirst item wns the old mntter ol\nthe removul uf the Timher Ofllce mid\nin the ahsenee of nny dcllnit-e word\nfrom the government \u25a0vibe matteryvas\ncr.it. give\nlu mnke nny\nget hmUieaa\nto the lirm.\nnl, uud we shull i>e compelled to go\nio iiie Railway Commission, tho 0.\ni'. it. apparently will do nothing.\n\\ mot nm wus adopted Unit a ser -\nich of recent CaBCS of urrioiiH delays\nto shlpmi'iilH to uud from Allow\ni.ukes lie collected in collaboration\nWltb Hie Retailers Association and a\nease prepared lor submission to tho\nRailway Commission on their coning\nwestern trip, nnd that the 0. 1*. R.\nhe uIho iiotilled accordingly\nm;w MBMBBR8\nll. Sibbald, jr., and Mr. K.\nwore proposed for menn.e-\nvvill lie I.all,Ui*.I for ul nest.\nMr. J,\nQ. Foloy\nship uud\nmeeting,\nResolutions from i\n\"good ruuds\" mul\nFreight Commission\nther iiuiiris re\n\"International\n' were endorsed,\na motion was adopted thai ihe\n\u25a0ity council be asked for a grunt of\n$7r,u for publicity pui poses, and tbat\na deputation be appointed for that\npurpose. President Hume, Mr, Mc\nCurler mid Mr, MeDuuell were np-\npotnted to Walt upon the new council\naccordingly,\nNKW BU81NBSa,\nAfter a genernl disciiHsion on mutters connected with new business and\nguud and welfare, the meeting nd-\nJourned at 11 p.m.\nCONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION\nImperial Bank of Canada \nHoad OtFIc\u00a9\nCapital Subscribed\nCapital Paid Up\nReserve\nTotal Assets,\n-Toronto, Ontario.\n6.000,000.00\n5,996,00\u00ab.00\n5,996,000.00\nS 72,000,000.00\nBrunches ur Agents st all principal point* m Canada.\nAgents in Or\u00abat Britain and tfnit\u00bbd .States\u2014London, England,\nLloyds BaiiK, Limited. Chicago- K\"\"t National Hank, Corn Kx-\ndhaan National Hank. Seattle\u2014Seat il.- N.n lonul Bank, San Fran-\nelsco-Wells Fargo Nevada National Bauk. Spokane\u2014Exchange\nNational Bank.\nSavings Bank Department\nDeposit\" of $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at\n' of dei\nof $1\ncurrent rate from date\nieposlt.\nreceived, and\nCorrespondence solicited.\nRevelatoke Branoh A.B.MoClaneghan, Mgr.\n.(>0<><><>00 0\nman\nClearing Out at Cost Price\nBargains for Old and Young in\nLadies' and Children's Wear\nMrs. A* G, Crick, * First Street\nFruit Growers,\nMarket Gardeners,\nLawn Owners\nand Ranchers\nShould use BURNS' ANIMAL FERTILIZER to obtain\nthe best results from the soil.\nGet the latest descriptive booklet\nFROM and place your orders WITH\nP. BURNS & CO., LIMITED\nWholesale and Retail Produce and Meats\nTIRED ?\nTHEN A CUP OP\n\"BELL BLEND TEA\"\nwill refresh you with Its bright, ipic)\nflavor nml Iragroncy. S\"id In 1 lb,\nlead packages.\nPrice, 35c, 40c. and 50c. per lb.\nQ. W. BELL\nP. O. Uox 208\nQROOER & UAKEK\nPhone No. 23\nMd,. Brown, European manager ior\n\u25a0 tbe Canadian Pacific Ruilwuy Compnny took up with the Hoard, the\nquestion of supplying him with B\nlarger numb?r thnn hail been for-\n[warden tn him by the Agent General\nI An appeal to the eity councillor n\ngrant of 8400 was successful and 10,-\njOUO additional copies were printed\nwere printed and forwarded to tlle\nOanadian Pacific Railway Company\nat London, for distribution through\ntheir liookinir offices in the British\nIsles. As ii result ot this distribut -\nIon in (Jreat Britain a numlier of inquiries have heen received from intending settlers.\nj For the year 1912 the only ndver -\ntisiug to Which the Hoard has heen\ncommitted is thc advertisement*- to\nappear in Heaton's Annual and B.C.\nOpportunities at a cost of $iK5.flo.\nActing in conjunction with the Retailer's Association und the Agricdl-\ntural Society an ellolt was made to\nget in touch with thc settlers on the\nArrow Lakes and an excursion was\narranged. As a result of this effort\nn large numlier of settlers vi-ited\nHevelstoke during the lair and in the\nevening of the second day this Board\nentertained the visitors at a smoker\nin Selkirk hall.\nfine of the undertakings for whicli\nthis Board has heen striving for several years and which is as yet incomplete is the appointment ol Mail\nClerks on the Arrow Lakes. This\nmatter has been under advisement by\nboth the Post Office Department and\nC.P.R, and in a recent communica -\nt.\"ii Mi. (1. J. Bury advised the\nHoard that the service would he com\niiit'iiied January istf\nIt is a matter of regret to the\nHoard and the town that the Crown\nTimbW office was removed from Uev\nelttoke '\" Kamloops. but as ihe i|iies\ntion of the Administration ol the\nlands within the twenty mile belt is\nnow under consideration by thc Fed.\neral uud Provincial governments, wc\nlook for un early settlement of these\ndifficulties.\nThe establishment of a Lund Registry Office at Hevelstoke hns been\nkept belore the Provincial Cabinet\nboth by letter and by interview with\nthe ministers ol thc crown during\ntheir visits to thc town.\nIt is eipected that during thc coming spring arrangements will he com\nplated for the establishment of an\nexperimental or demonstration or -\nchard in the vicinity of Revelstoke.\nThe construction of a new govern -\nment wharf at Revelstoke and the\nimprovement to navigation In the\nColumbia river above Death Rapids\nhave been urged upon the Dominion\ngovernment.\nIn drawing my report to a close 1\ndesire to thank all those who so\nwillingly assisted in the work of the\nBoard during Hie past yenr.\nPRESIDENT.\nllu. MQretary then read the tluauc-\nlefl over tor further information.\nTin I'ommitte on \"roads to wharf\nes\" reported thut the city council\nha.l promised io do all * ,\"'eir power to mnke the approach to the\nwharf and thnt the mnyor of old\nCouncil hud already instructed the\nsurveyor to make a report on the\nsubject, besides going on reord us\nrecommending the work to their successor on the new city council.\nA suggestion by Mr. McCnrter that\nHas Been Organized at Malakwa\nWith a Good Membership\nAn enthusiastic meeting of Con-\nscivntives wns held at Malukwa iu\ntli,' school house lust Friday eveniug\nthe Hnd lust, lor the purpose of form\niiiL- a Conservative association tor\nthe District of Malakwa.\n! Mr. Theo. Wadman of Revelstoke,\nacted as chairman in the interests of\nthe B. O. Conservative Association\nand in a brief manner explained the\naims nml objects of the association.\nThere were at this meeting thirty\nthe secretury write the engineer, en- memliers\nclosing copy of letter from city and members\nasking for a similar assurance from officers:\nthc Provincial government, dame to Honorary\nle submitted to the Dominion gov - Borden,\nernmeni; wns unanimously adopted.\nADVERTISING SIGNS.\nThis matter is still in the hands of\ntbe city council.\nMr. MeCarter fluid Unit too linny\ncommittees were working on these\nsimilar matters mid suggested .* con\nsolldation and that these subjects he\nbrought before the council en-nloc. A\nCommittee \"f two were struck oil uc-\ncoi dlngly.\nwho signed\nThe following\nthe roll us\nwere elected\n1 Honorary\nBride.\nI Hon. Vic\nrell and .1,\nPresident\u2014 Hon. R. L.\nPresident-- Richard Mr-\nUur\nFREIGHT OVERCHARGES.\nSecretary Laing reported that this\nmutter wus being held over i.y the\nC.P.R. pending possible settlement\nit the Kustern meeting.\nDiscussion disclosed that the i'.i'.\nR. had verbally intimated their in -\nability to do anything in this mut\nter owing to the ruling ol iUc Railway Commission. A motion waa\nadopted thut the matter he sub\nmitted to the Railway Commission\nfor nu order to enable the C. P. H.\nto mnke a refund of these uvrr-\ncharges.\nMAIL BBRV1CB,\nSecretary Laing said Mr. Ooodevt,\nM.I'., in conversation had stated lhat\nbe had personally gone into thc matter hut Unit the service could not be\ninaugurated until the Arrow Lukes\nragulu \u25a0ervict wns commenced.\nSecretary Luing wns instructed to\nwrite Supt. of Mail Service McLcod,\nto draw his nttentiou to tho fact\nthat the service had not beeu commenced ob promised by tho mall department.\nDEMONSTRATION FARM.\nNo further steps had lieeu taken the\ngovernment were still undecided us to\nthe location of this demonstration\ngovernment farm.\nPresidents\u2014 Martin\nP. Shuw, M.I'.I'.\nI'res,dent\u2014E. Erikson.\nVice President\u2014(!eo. E. Cue.\nSee. Trcas.\u2014(1. E. Fiiiucane.\nExecutive committee\u2014F. .1. Bossley\nPeter Allen, John Mlzon, I'eter God-\nscn, A. Haycock and vv. Waddell,\nAfter the election of officers, speech\nh were delivered by the newly elected officers and the association passed\nresolutions expressing their implicit\nconfidence in the administration ol\nthe Hon. II. L. Borden nnd Hon. H,\nMcBride.\nfirst League Rival Concert\nThe Epworlh U-uguc will give the\nlirst ol the rival concerts on Monduy\nevening it 8 o'clock in the Methodist\nchurch, which tbey think will heat\nUnit given by the ladies the follow ,\nlug weak. Judges an to be nppointed. who will make u decision us to\nwho is tbe winner utter the second\none is giVW. Tlle admission is 25c.\nfor adults and llir. for children.\nLAKES DELAYS.\nwas read from the Cl\nn remedy for these\nR.\ntom-\nARROW\n\\ letter\npromising\nplaints.\nPresident C. II. Hume\u2014We hnve\nbeen trying lor three years to get nn\nimprovement in the C.P.R. freight\nservice Ixtwecn Revelstoke and the\nArrow lnkc points, ns n business man\n1 may say our firm have almost censed to go after this business, thc\nSpecial bargains in wash blouses nt\nMcLcutiau'i. ft,\nGuns,\nDealers in Hardware of All Kirds.\nAmmunition. Harness, Hcrse Blankets.\nStoves, Ranges. Enamel end Tinware\nFaints, Oil, Varnish, Etc.\nCrockery and Glassware\nWhipe\nPlumbing, Heating\nWe are prepared to undertake any work in this line\nGroceries, Fruit, Vegetables\nA Very larqe stock of Fresli and Up-t.-Date\nCarried in This Department\nHay, Grain and Feed\nAgents for McClary's Famous Steves, Sherwin-\nWilliams Paint Co., Canadian Oil\nCompanies, Ltd.\nWe pay special attention to Mail Orders and Shipping\nto Outside Points.\nk\nBIG REMOVAL SALE ON during month of January\nBOURNE BROS.\nHardware Dealers GROCERS McClary's Stove\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\nThe\nPurest\nand\nBest\nI I^Brookfieldi\nftf! y^-' txtra Crrnmcr:\nSTO^ Butter\n!&\u00a3$\u00a3* '.y\u00aefii\nWholesale\nand\nRetail\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\nConcert and Sleigh Ride\nThere will be a concert and sleigh\nride under tiie auspices of tbe young\nmen of the hip worth Learn,' next\nMonduy evening. I'oncert to commence at l.'Ml sharp. The program\nwill lie ns lollows.\nI'.ianiophone selections; Marrh of\nthe t'nmeron Men nnd Gordon High\nlanders.\nMale qunrtettc; Down by thc Old\nMill Stream, Damaon, Anderson, k.\nt'nmeron and Davis.\nTho next Item is Uncle Josh nt the\nDentists by V. Stewart.\nHeading by Wultcr Bawl,\nVocal solo; Ralph Luwrenco.\nPiano solo; Dr. Watson.\nAfter this there will lie n vocal\nsolo by Nml McGregor und tho last\nwill be an Instrumental duel by I'.\nSamson and K. Dickey.\nThe sleigh ride will Commetioc at\n* DO and hack to the church parlors\nit 9 M where refreshments will lie\nsei\\cd. VdmisttoQ fol sleigh rldo und\nconcert i'i ceuts.\nJanuary Clearance Sale\nWe are offering all of our high\nROCK BOTTOM\nMen's belli ribbed I'lidrrwear SOcaod 6*5*1\nBoy's 1'iiderwtar al HAUK PRICK. This\nai StanfieWi ami Turnlrall's,\nH\u201ei - Milts at MALI'' I'liK R,\njjra-Jc winter stock at\nPRICES.\nPleece lined Underweai SOc\ntu, hides sucli high daai lines\nha\\e 150 pair ol Men'-. High Grade Shoe*, consisting ol .ill M\/e'-i,whieh\nregularh sold lor S1 ;0 and 56.00, now \u2022.riling for MkS.\nllu; s School EUlOeS, all \u00bbi\u00bbe\u00bb, sale price JI ,89\nSee our Windows and Bargain Tables for Snaps\nMcRae Mercantile Company, Limited\nSomething New\nSee our display of the nev, Copperware\nin the window this week.\nThese are the very newest jroods and\ncomprise some very useful ai tides, such\nas Egg Boilers, Individual Casseroles,\nChafing Dishes, Perculators, etc.\nI>et us show you these Roods as they are\nexceptionally fine.\nJeweller\nF.G. BEWS \u00b0p\u00ab<\u00bb> s \\tit.i w rai fra, iou,\nTHEI'MAIL-HEEALD, REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, KEU. 3rd, 1012\nCoal and Wood\nOrders will now ho accepted for Bankhead Hani\nCoal, Furnace size, us ii s now in stock,\nFUEL PRICES ARE AS FOLLOWS:\nBankhead Hard Coal Furnace Size, pcr tun. . $10.50\nBriquettes, per lun 8.75\nWellington. Suit Coal, per ton 11.00\noMixed Hardwood, 10-inch, per curd 7.50\nCedar. 16-inch 6.25\nBaled Oat Hay at $17 per ton.\nr^\n^\nThe Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\n' i.m. inoliidlnR $300,000 inr lhe Van\nim,liver exaiiiiiiini; warehouse nnd\nsMi,umi ior ii public building In Noi th\nVnlii'iilivel'.\nCard of Thanks\nUe desire i\" express \"in npprecla -\nt.on mid thanks toi the ItlndnesB and\nhospitality shown us during our tee\neul snd beieiiveiuent in Ihe losn ol\n\"in loving husband and brother,\nMrs. li. A. Morris and Sistei\nChe fl&aiUlberalo\nPOBtlSHKD WEDNB8DAI AND\nSAT0BDA1 \\T\nKEVELSTOKE. b. c.\nSnterloc HMiLinsbnm companr,\nLimited\n.1. K. JOHNSON, Manager.\nRALPH 'i. SCRl TON, Kd tor,\nADVERTISING BATES,\ny. M, C. II. NOTES\nBusteed May Be Gen. Supt.\nWinnipeg, 'inn 31\u2014It is rumored\nhere on good authority thut !''\u25a0 '''\u25a0\nBusteed, t'.r.it. superintendent at\nVancouver, is to become general sup\nerintendenl ol WOStem lines With\nheadquarters at Winnipeg. Mr* Bus\nteed bus been In the 'Hy tor Beveral\ndays conferring with Vice Prosldonl\nBury.\u2014Ex,\n'I m Hoys Aus nml Crafts Ktthlhll\n<e-\nmeuis subject to the approval ol\ntbe management. Wauled and\nCondensed Advertisements : \u2014\nAueuts Wanted. Help Wanted, Bit\nnations wanted, Situations Vacant. Teachers Wanted, Mechanics\nWanted. 2b words or lean, Mc,\neach additiuoal line lu reuta.\nChanges a. man,ling advertise-\nments must lie in by li a. m.\nTueti.'.ay and Friday ol eacli week\nto secure cood display.\nOORRBSPONDENCB invited on mutters of public interest. Communications to Editor must be\naccombsnied by name ol writer\nn*'t necessarily lor publication,\nhut as evidence of good faith.\nCorrespondence uhould be briel.\nSUBSCRIPTION RATES\nIneludini postage to England, L'nit-\nrJ Statei\" and Canada.\nBy the year ithrough postoftlcei 12.50\n\u25a0 '\\H-.\nijmo'ufci5\u00bbfifc*t'\nS XT' MAY. FEB. .ird. 1912.\n\u25a0 the mi lol nn*.' \u25a0 ,\u25a0\n\u25a0 ...* Board ol Tradi.\n- \u25a0 will be in\ntoresi .- \u2022 usii essmi n\nand cil tens \"i the city Tbe repori\nof the !'t-*-i.k':it toi the past year.\n\u00ab ., \u25a0 ivor and aeli eve\n\u2022 tall ..'. \"in city,\n\u2022lie\nJudge\nI'ir Kddy sel I Report Ii CViiX\nTho lollowing is thc report \"l tho\nIiii; Kddy school lor thi month ending January Mst, 191'J:\nl).i\\s school was ,ii session\nTidal Dally attendance \t\nTotal actual nttondancn \t\nand\ncalls attention to tho public 'o the\nthings thnt boys will do and take au\nuteres! in 11 given all oppol'! lllll V\n.m.I some encouragement. Thn i*.\\Iiiiiii- .ncliide i Iglll classes which lakes Average daily at li'iidiiici*\nir, manual training, miscellaneous Average actual attendance\n\u2022olleotioiis, models of electrical and Pupils actually attending\nmechanical apparatus, photography, Boys actually attending ..\npen nnd pencil drawings, aeronautics Girls actually attendlug\nThis exhibition is in the Interest ol Greatest number presonl\nall boys in the city, whether n \"i M. Least number present\ni'.v. member or not, providing thej ; Names of pupils presenl\nh ive not reached their 19th , *i ili -\ndi y.\n,. li'.\n. 27U\n..2RII\n17.na\nHi. sl\n...20\n\u201e 11\n.. ;i\n20\n. ...s\nProgram \u25a0 may lie had for ihe n iking, also any Information re*i|ii \"d.\nhy applying to the physical Dlrcctoi\nOl nn' V.M.C.A.\nInterest Is keeping up good In the\ngym. Oh you hockey. Plenty of\ngood swimming these days, gel Inlo\nit and enjoy yourself.\n\u25a0 aro\nswim\nlol 1* I I'l\nIns been\nvs In in\nlx a good jHci j\n,i \u25a0 t\nevery session:\u2014Roll Carlson, Allan Granstrom, Karl Granstrom, Ragnnr\nGranstrom, Agnes Boyd, Neva Boyd.\nEDNA M, BROOE,\nTeacher,\nPettipiece Sent Up for Trial\nVancouver, B.C., Jan. 31\u2014The cuuo\nagainst R. P. Pettipiece was partly\nbeard today and will be concluded\ntomorrow, when it. Is understood le\nwill be committed f\"i trial at a high\nei inint. At the request ol bis coun\n\\\\. DeB. Farris, r.i Mplece w as\nnot committed lor trial today, cuun-\nA class Ior boys wl\ni \u25a0 is and who cannot\nstarted. TWs class Is Ioi i\n10 to II yean- \"1 ago This\nopportunity lor hoys who\nswim. Bring your towel and i* ..ne* ., \u201e,nting ho would not be aide to\n\u2022\u2022 l to bring a pair of wotcrv ug Lppoal before .indue Mclnnes tins\nII.in,I in your name to Mr rimmsnn I afternoon to arrange tor new bail\n\"i Mi. Gilford. A charge \"f '\u2022< cents Lll(| ,f *.**.,,\npet losson will bo charged, payi\nIn advance nnd o boy will lie i\nK lered to he able I\" swim when\ndel\ni used wi i, formally com\nii*\nin swim tin length of the tank.\n\\ new feature Tho an ol photo\ngi aphj w ill be taught by Mi Ki\nH I v dark room foi thc ise ol\nmembers will be Biipplled bj\nt--oe,ation. Leeliires will I*.' e.\\cn\nni cameras, developing, * tc, l\u00bbj si v\noral gentlemen connected with photo\n. rgj ai well as the graph) In Hevelstoke All mem oi\npublic spirit of the members ol th* who have cameras are requested to\nJ their names Into th V \u25a0-\nThe \u25a0 \u25a0 * i on Secretary ae\nand IS\nt * at i ads ol\nare ejtp,*:. led In | ibltcity\npn that a meeting mn) called ol\nill tli,-. teres! - ', ; mii-\nimera rluo.\nI \u2022 Ibvr-. oi\u25a0\"\u2022 \u2014 r\u2014 1 i\nrk for tb* benefit : t\naddition to thi membei\nhave \"\u2022 indaj \u25a0''\nI,-thi iddress I\n. t. .\nMl ',\u25a0'.-\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0\nttt men, and a good\n-\u2022 ire for all those who\nMiipy a jnll cell until tomorrow.\nThe ci irgi I iking part In an un\nlawful assembly. Pettipiece i**- i\ndeft nei . Tin* pal tial I\n'eas cnpie.l ovei an hi'iir. All i li\n*\ni Prcaid nt tt llkluson of the Ti\nand Labor council waa I rested\n\u25a0\n\u25a0 trial an\n'\u2022\u2022tee as \"anthro They\n\u2022\ny.t jail\nL'\n. I \u2022 \u2022\n. \u2022). members\ntt i i -.* \u2022 - in no un\n.ii tlie mutter ..; pei\n... ind disbursei\n- the g \u25a0'\u25a0 irofk 11\n\u2022 manner\n. * .- | \u2022 \u25a0\n\u25a0\n\u25a0 \u2022\n: . * tloi\n...\ntlieos of\ngtioni\n\u25a0\u2022 \u25a0 \u00bb \u2022 mtndi\n- \u25a0\u2022\n., * , ,\nfl * \u2022 \u2022-. \u2022 \u2022 -\n\u25a0 : \u2022\ni . p\n. * . i\ntbt I ird o\n-.... . .\u201e\nInt.-\nThe Barrier\n\u25a0 \u25a0 - \u25a0' the pport \u25a0 Mi\n1 .irry Hyde will sing. T\n\u2022ue full ol Interest om \u00bblx\n. njoj n good sing *..\u2022\u2022\u2022\nto bt present\n'\nsed I\nSurprised\nF*\nRobber\nMl\n-\nt*U.'l' \u25a0\nEgg Laying Contest\n\u2022t Thi\nM ible friend\n'\nM.l.-l '\u2022 V\nrn ment of ret\nin this way Hi P. fl Hook n\n\u2022 ii \u25a0\n* i\n'\n\u25a0\nMi. v l*. Mi . if Lunenherg In\nthe quest\n\\ Lhoroughl) up-to .ini' i*i o ' .nn\nat llle Stilt' lOlllgllt.\n\\ : nap i them in i Uiwson's w in\nd\"W. IU earpel si|ii.\t\nII you want v. I i ul u foi m di \u2022>\nceni invest nl, I-.. I,, ihe Star theatre\nTwolvo cai-pi't BqiiareK in I lowi on's\nwindow, last sea...mi' .lock, ill\ngreatly roduced prices,\nI'lxcellenl music I.y McMaliou's or\nchostra ut the St. Valentino's Dance\nnull Hail, Feb, Uth.\nSoo llir Kevelstoke Siiiscries for\nOllt Flowera, I'boiie 50, I* c.\nH vou have read Rldsr Haggard's\nIllllliillH book \"She\", see it ou ihe\ncm*ln.n ut the Star tonight, Sec ll\nan) wuy.\nlllggosl snap of tin* 10U8OI1\nHowson's in carpet squares and Iln\noleums, enll nn.l see llieni\ntt i'arry Auotilonooi and Valuator\n* \"iiiinets private hoUBohuld sulei il\nymir hollies.\nTwolvo cm pel squares In Howson's\nwindow, lasl season's stock, al\nmi iai y reduced pricos\nA nap -mm llieni ai II\"'.',. ' An*\ndow, IJ carpet sqilai.**,\nsi. Valentine'! Dunce In tlio Drill\nHall. I'YIi. 11th, given bj the Girl's\nHospital Auxiliary,\nBlggOBl snap ol the seiison al\nHows.,n's in carp. I squill ' * Ullll lm\noleums, call and bog thom\n'Hi*, buys a square ol Inlaid lund\ninm al Howson's. How is lhal with\nEastern catalogue prices,\nLittle Old New , ork, ul tho stat\ntun.uhl is the best scenic drama ever\nsiiuwu in Rcvi Istoki.\nvv. Party. Second street, tnkos con\nliacts to clean and make your furniture like new*, at youi homes. Bend\nPosl Card\nDon't forgot the grand oponlng ol\ntt'. Parry's Auction Mart, Becond\nBtreet, west, February 10th nest.\nBale commoncea al 2 '.w p.m.\n'\u2022Ue. liiiys a Kquare \"1 inlaid luud\nsum at Howson's. llow Is thai with\nEastern catalogue prices.\nMUSIC\u2014Miss Johnson, pupil ol A\nMiller, F.R.A.M., London, is prepal\ned to take a limited numbor of pup\nils for tuition in music. Por terms\napply at the residence of J. K.\nJohnson, tirst bouse west of lhe bos\npttal, first street.\nHowson * Co, are determined to\nsupply the people ol Revelstoki with\n* arpets, llnoli uma and lurnlturo ns\ncheap as ll can bc bought elsewhere,\n[I : adde I, li we have nol what\nyou want In stock we will endeavor\n\u2022* \u2022 it foi you at catalogue figures\nTn THK PEOPLE OF REVEL\nSTOKE DISTRICT\u2014Seo our List ,.f\nSpecials f* iry, iead on and\nmake I Storm sash and\ndoors, mouldings and turnings of all\n\u2022 tables Btoola and\nils, and Hi\nablnet * ards,\ntops showcases.\npaint, varnish,\nind building ps\nprices Hest\n'\n\u25a0 temi\n\u25a0 doing any\n\u25a0\n*\nkinds\n; Voui en\n\\\n....\n11\nK* \u25a0 tin* host program ol mon! up\n<\u25a0\u25a0 'I.li' |ll [I I | \u2022 11: '\" I\" I III* Still\nI 'I Imi: i lhc Si. \\ iiImhI,in*\nilium., in tin* Hull |tall, 1'YMuary 1*1.\nWhy doOH llic Still gOl llie ll ow ll '\nHmc. ll isl he lie I |)icllll'0 i.butt\nIii ih.- country,\nOff to Mexico\nin Hamilton, A. 10. Kincaid, V\nMcRuo and T, IC'Hpatrlok, lol\t\n'Iiuii s,lay miil'lllll'g last \"ll a two\nmonths' trip to Mexico Thoy woul\n' ia Spokane and will visit Ti'Mls ainl\nCalifornia before thoy I'olui'u.\nDuring ihe absence trom tho oltj\nni Dr. Hamilton, his practico will bp\nin charge ol Dr. McPhorson, ot Ar\niiiwheiiil.\n. . . It Might Be Cold. . .\nBTJT\n[lIb always hot in lho plunge al Halcyon lint Springs,\nwhose natural hot medicinal waters are ihe mnM wonderful health restorer on the t'ontinent Ourrecord of cures\nnl' rheumutisin and other chronic complaintB is unequalled\nnml verified by our gratified patrons. Located among the\ngreutesl scenerj of Canada, easy of access,\u2014the Hanitar-\nium is luxuriously fitted and llnisln'il for comfort and\nconvenience of guests,\nHalcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium\nWm. BOYD, Proprietor, Halcyon, Arrow Lakes\n\u2666\nI i\nM\nD e s i ft n e J to meet\nevery requirement ol\ntlie newest fashions\nWilli perfect comfort.\nGet tlie model that\nsuits your figure. At\nthc hest stores.\nAkovr il No -387. iin ftir-i\nIn,ill III'*,i-l llut it'v'\"'\",'\n\u25a0 UP liiMirre tkr corrtcl bnra\n(or tins ir.*' a itytei ioi\nm\nAND\nGranby Rubbers\nAre models of exellencc\nin style, service and lil.\nASK YOUR DEALER\nFOR THEM\nGANONG'S\nG B\nCHOCOLATES\nNow Hold the Fort\nin Kevelstoke\nA large variety of Dainty\nHum's in half-pound, one-\npound, two-pound and three-\npound si'\/.os\nThe Finest in the Land\nand Canadian cMade\nin \\i-ay\nGourlay Pianos Gourlay Angelus Players\nHigh Priced, Rut Worth the_Price\nCome nnd let ua pint one ol tltc' muster pieces (or youS'aud'judge\nfm \\ otll *., lies.\nTn mu noted Vloliim, Miiiidolins, Ciiilurs, llaujoa mul Accordeotii\noi .no oiln i Iuali i ni.\nU , ,ue sole ,ii;i lit* lol iln* 1. i llllll > I'.dllloli lit 10c,\nRevelstoke Music Store, McKenzie Ave.\nJ. Bingham, Prop.\nI\nFOR 112 YEARS\nPOTTIES CELEBRATED AUSTRALIAN STOCK REMEDIES\nHave Been Used With Success\nFour generations have improved tliem until they havfc no\nequal.\nKeep your horses, cattle and othor Btock insured by having on hand a supply of Puttie's Remedies.\nSold in Revelstoke by ARMSTRONG & CO\nJOHN POTTIE &. CO., VANCOUVKR, CO.\nRosedene Nurseries\nKevelstoke. B. C.\nHouse Plants, Ferns, etc.\nCut Flowers, Roses, Carnations, etc\nThos. Newell, Prop.\nDesigns Box 5l\nPhone 295\nFURNITURE\nWe carry a complete stock of\nFurniture, Carpets, Linoleums,\nOilcloths, etc. Get our prices before purchasing elsewhere.\nR. Howson & Co., Revelstoke, B. C.\ntan that enrnr by imi ' '\u25a0 ''\" '\n.. , mills it the * uh pi\n... . \u2022 * \" ' '\u25a0' ''\"'\nr. He \u00bb\u00bbnte\u00bb1 \u2022 - *\n,,\u201e,,;,.. ,. . .- ,.( OranviJIe Uli\" thlDK \u00bb\u00bb#\u00bb tribute to th\u00ab victory\n\u2022 \u2022. \u2022 Tellamnch fave bloi\n\u25a0 >1 ti. \u25a0 \u2022 government in\ncom) province\ni Mr M\u25a0 ,iitt -i.ml i.m wae mirpiv\n\u2022. .. qu i on The pro\u00bb| * I\nnc n[ i h \u25a0 Panama ' !anal he iniil\nwould iubiik'H\" unniciiHi'ly In\n\\ iinriniii, r mm.I VlOtOIia,\nI Hon. Flunk nlivii pul in ii\ni\n\u25a0\ni 4 \u25a0\nmaker* iniW Tl\n.. couple\n'\nthintr*- - '\u2022\u25a0 '\nme and II .ill eomee * *i * i i\nthe villa\n\u2022 he i'...., you\n* ma. The ,i\n*\ni-ii.niirii.'fii Vancouver Provinw*.\n'.i.rlv ncciirat* ilpprription \"f thl\ndli wh\" had a Bi ra muatai be Tlir\nrn.i travelled hacli and (\"ith\nnlty until \u00ab mnn answering Lal\nlnmftHf- deacrlptlon tn* found. Con\n\u25a0Uble Walker covered him with h.i-\nr'Ti'lvor wbil-c hm f\"nn< i ____M ___\\ \t\nnd ,,t alt raonrtaehe, wWch prowl, hccaiiw the toUl vote Ioi paMlc Wool Boap-T|H Pride \u00bboap-th\u00ab\n, , _ ,\u201e\u201e ,m ,s ,i\u201e, iiii)i(tini:ia tor in.imii Columbia itandi Uiimdr.- eoap toilet eoapa also. The\n'.,;.. .\",* .'iml rami' im. tit. , \u201e\u2022 '\n\u25a0 tcome Clement Thuwton wae cbarg <\u2022! |7M,(KK1 whttf KlltetU and Hat Pride clonner. Tbe prloei lor ihr,.,*\ncourt tWi morning katcbewan togetbd i-> t\u00bblj I74C,(HK1 eonpa aro right to ilnii'l lali to call\n. . . tedwertend Heveral of the British OoiiunMa , oepect tWa great variety before\nyotee iH'ii* ihikhpiI before ll\u00bb' lloinx, |ini'li,isiin; ynur Clirjilmus Sunl'e.\nIOAP SOAP SOAP Th<: Rev\nclatoki' Meat Market him just open\n, wl up ii fri'H'n ibipmeBt nl SwWt'a\nkirk fnini.iiH Hufips, amiini; which nre the\nTo the People ol Revelstoke District\nWin upend iieedlena ilollara on fuel bills iliis winter, when\nfoi .i null Investment In ;i lev STORM WINDOWS and ii\ndoor <\u00bbi tun you can nave at least 50 per cent, ol your\npresent i utlny i\" fuel Maybe you have nevet considered\ntlii'-. Think it over ami you will be convinced.\nif you invest now in i few Morni window! and doors\nyou will S.W li THIUK COSTlong before the airival of .\nSpring. Ask those who know and nv\\ yout order in now.\nAU. OKDKKS ARB PROilPTIA A'l Ti:MH-:i> To.\n[( you arc contemplating builditiu a House, Store nr\nBusiness Block in the Spring, or anding an addition i\u00ab'\ni in House, now is the time to talk it over* Come to \u00bbs\nAvith youi plans .mil 1l-i us figure 'i out (\"r youi Vou will\nprofil l>) uur wide experience aud S.W I-; M()NKY.\nWe Ki\\<* estimates freely on all kinds oi C'oNSKt'U-\nTIONAL work, umi your enquiries arc solicited*\nThe Revelstoke Sash and Door Factory\nv. ii. li,,x MS GEO. I>. SHAW, Prop, Phone No, 261\nWOOD FOR SALE\nU-incli and 16-inch lengths\nI umished House on 3rd st. Io Rent. $20 a Month\nAp|\u00bbl)' for particulars to the undcrsiencd\n,1'IIHM \u00a376 \u2022\nW. B. ROBERTSON\nOffice on Second Street, next to Cummings Transfer Office.\nScene fram ' The Burrior(\" Opera Houbu, Feb ith\nCTJT FLOWEES\nHi in '.|*ti i.iii iuim, in ..ii varieties in Hefwon\n\u2022 \u25a0I Cul l'lmvii-. uur showing is iinsurpnsseil.\nCome nml ins|ii'it Inr \\mirsill.\nREVELSTOKE NDRSERIES\nW. il. l'OTTKi'il', Mineger.\nOn South Road, Half a Mile from Town SA n iin.w , PUB. Bill, 1918,\nTECE3 nyL^XL-HERJLLTJ, RE-VELSTOKE\n\u25a0SATURDAY FKH 3rd, 1912,\nI\nW^-v.'-i.'i'.riu .',:.,*,&.,.\u00a3\u25a0-'>'-' .-V'fV'i,''^-'-* ''\u25a0< v>.'*\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 '\u25a0'''\u25a0-\\ifVMi''iittr'iJrl':,L-Ji -'\u25a0'*!\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0' \u25a0 'n't \u25a0\". f-v:..^^^. . ..... ,....\nSign Here-\nyour A'-ama\nour Pint true\nUTE vnur n.iiiic nml addres 111 thi linen ibovo, dip\nmn thia *nl .uul niuu M ti\"\". We will send, bj\nreturn mull, n bunlt thnl lolls how to miilto yours a\n\u25a0 Tm ' ntleth i 'el \"\u25a0\" farm,\nulrln'i I\"- sntlstlod lo use .1 scythe to rul your uraln\nnun ii bettor, would .> ou 1\nmm im 11,.11 your * umi Mors\n1 up i\" dnto rlillniv plough?\ntbo .I'h.Hii.u'.i'.s ni' Twentieth\nMaterial Concrete \\ \u00ab5g\n,.r i'ii,*!,. 11.rn.'. rn* w '*\"i is lho\nicj iii ihr riding-plough la ihi ad\n11','.\n,1 and easily plnrod, 11 resists heal nnd\n,1 hence la bosl tor lee houses moi\n1 homes, n nex'er needa n pnli th\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 r i**\n1... fern M poata, culvorla, drain 1 li m 1 y\nnml eiilveria 11 cannol burns you * 1111 * lean\n\u2022house 1>i nilliiK 11 wiib atrnxv iind s ttlni I\nlice, ticks and all germa will bo *\nJlllTd.\n\u25a0and and gravel enn be taken from your own\n1 iin* ,,iii\\ material ynu mual buy, forms from\nin one-tenth of the whola volume,\n\u25a0uni in know nmre uh..111 Concrete on lhe >' rn I\nyour name and addreii in lho lines nl 1 \u00bbn n\nmall it i\" nn, and noii will receive by return mall n\nWhat the Farmer Can Do Willi Concrete\"\n.1 catalogue, bul 1 180 p ige booh proi llu traled,\nla.'nlng how you can use concrete on l'OI R farm,\nIODKES5 -\nCANADA CEMENT CO., Ltd.\nNATIONAL BANK BUILDING . . MONTREAL\nfirst Round of Scottish Cup\nU-lasgow, Jan. 27\u2014The tirst round\nnl the scuiti.-li !\u2022'. ,\\. cup was played\n1 ins afternoon, large crowds attend\nihk everj match, The scores are as\nfollows\nHi.ut ol Midlothian \u00bb, Hibernians\n\u00bb\u00bb\u2022 . ..*.*\u25a0\nLcith J, Ay 1 United 0\nBroxburn Athletics 6, Beltb u.\nFalkirk 2. Kings I'ark 2.\nTliiril l.iiuiirk 3, Ilenton 0.\nCeltic 1, Huiilermliiie 0.\nKilmarnock 1, Hamilton Academical 0.\nllaitli Hovels 0, AirdiieoiiiaiiH 0.\nPaisley St. Mirren ;i. Aberdeen 3.\nI'atrick Thistle j, Dundee 2.\nOasl Stirlingshire 3, Dumbartou 0\nArmadale-Peterhead, postponed,\nSt. Johnstone ii, Motherwell 2.\nQreenock Morton 2, (.'lacuaciuliu 0.\nClyde 2. Abercorn Of\nGlasgow Hungers .1, Steuhouse\nMuir 1.\nThe English canioi .ire at follows:\nFIRST DIVISION.\nHovers ii. Tottenham\nBlackburn\nHotspur o.\nboltou Wanderers 3, Preston North\nHnd 0.\nBradford City U. Oldham Athletic 0.\nBury 0, Midtllehoruugh 2,\nBverton l, Aston Vifla l.\nManchester City 1, Newcastle\nI'm ted 1,\nSheffield Wednesday .1, Nolls County ii.\nSunderland 5, Manchester United 0.\nWest Bromwich allium I, Liverpool 0.\nWoolwich arsenal 3, Sheffield\nUnited l.\nSECOND DIVISION.\nBirmingham 2, Stockport County s\nBlackpool a. Kiiiiiain l.\nBristol City I. Leeds City 1.\nChelsea 2, Leicester Fosse 1.\nClapton l, Wolverhampton Wanderers i>.\nQlossop \u00ab, Bradford o.\nGrimsby Town I, Burnley I.\nlludilerstieltl Town l). D'.'rby\nCounty o.\nHull City i). Barnsley u.\nNotts Forest 2. liaiusbiii'iiugh Trln\nIty 0.\nSOUTHERN LEAGUE.\nNorwich City 2, Brighton and Hove\nolblon 0.\nLeyton 2, stoke 0,\nCoventry City 1, Luton 0.\nCrystal Palace I, Northampton 2.\nSouthampton 1, Swindon Town 2,\nPlymouth Argyle 2, Bristol Hovers 0.\nReading 3, West Ham United I,\nWatford I. .MUlwall Athletic 1.\nNew Brompton I, queen's Park\n1 Hangers 2.\nExeter City 1, Brentford 0.\nRUGBV.\nLeu ll, Moseley 3.\nDcvonporl Albion 20, Torqunj 10.\nIliirloqiilns 8, Blacklieath fi.\nCiiiiiiii mIl-i' University 19, Richmond i*.\nLondon Hospital IT, Old Allen -\nlylans 0,\n| Cumberland ;.. Yorks I.\nCni'.lHT .'.. I,,,ii.Imi Welsh ii.\nI Old Merchant Taylor\u00ab ll. North\nampton 7.\nUnited Set vices 20, Oxford I'm\nversity f).\nNorthumberland 16, Lancashire 12.\nLAST CHANCE FOR FREE LAND.\n\\ reserpabion of fertile valley land\nIs now open In Mexico. Homesteads\nFree, Only requirement h t\" have\nlive acres ol bananas planted within\nlive years! An authorised company\nwill plain tiie bananas and market\nthem mi shares. Your share should\ni bring *f2iin per acre annually. The\nJantha Plantation Co., Block 21111'.'.\n|Plttsburgh, Pa., U.S.A., distribute\nMexican land in the U.S. and Canada\nWrite for particulars. Von need not\ngo to Mexico. t.c.\nSOAP \u2014 SUAP \u2014 SOAP\u2014The Revelstoke Meat Market has just opened up a fresh shipment of Swift's\nj lamous soaps, amonj; which are thc\ni Wool Soap\u2014The Pride soap\u2014the\nLaundry soap\u2014toilet soups also. The\nPride cleaner. The priees for these\nsoaps are rijrht so don't tail to call\nand inspect this treat variety before\npurchasing your Christmas Soaps.\n\u00a3jpinir Hater u \" Necia \" in \" The Barrier \" at Opera House, Monday night.\nLetterheads - Billheads - Cards\ncTVIenus - Envelopes - Programs\nBooks and Booklets - Loose Leaf\nRecount Forms Ball Programs\nWedding Sttaionery Memoriam\nCards - Lumber Forms Tags, Etc\ncTWAIL-HERALD has new\ntype and printing machinery. Our\nstock sf printing papers is large\nand well selected.\nAgents for the famous\nEMPIRE TYPEWRITER\n$60.00 Cash\n^\nTHE INTERIOR\nPUBLISHING CO., LTD.\nREVELSTOKE, I. C. s vti'upav\nTHE MAl^-iEEgg^Xg), BEVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, FEB, Brd, 1912.\nREVELSTOKE, J GREAT DISTRIBUTING\nAND TOURIST CENTRE\n\u25a0>%.\u25a0%<%\u2022%\u2022% %%^ev%^%^%^%%^%\ni hose \u00ab|H\nbelieve in\nreal ol the\ned in depn\n'..*.*\nit\nl'r\n1W Itcvelitoko\nmoat. When\n, ,,. ,. h is been stoop\ninu-\nal -\nal -\nllie\n\u2022 thu\n%^> 'rii.i eiflu liere are iiini-iinlly bad, anil\n1 make climbing moro dillicult and clangorous, [like n poor truck im* horses.\ntbey imt renllj bi'llllanl record-break1\ninu' u.vploilH onl of llie question, In\nllie Selkirk*, liowovor, tin* rocks nre\nIn-i i.'i.\nIn ilie matter ol ivoullior, the Times\nllUthol'lt} liml* lillie ililTeri'liie. In tlie\nin iii ti chain, iln- number ol line days\nj between ilm beginning ui .'nly nnd tho\nmiddle uf Soplembor is probnbly \u25a0.\"ine\nIn\n\"Barrie,1\" a Success\nugnon act, vjio.\nTo please an a.illior with a htuKf *ulic0 is b\u00abwby Klven thHt 30 dl\u00bb's\nproduction of his work in \u00bb dlffleull otter .late application will he .n,.,le\nlent, vet. \"The Harrier\" Company Ua.'. l\" tho 1,l\u00bblri1 \"' Woenso <-'ommin-\nsuccoedc'd s\u201e well in liiin respect that \"toners for tin- transfer ol the liccnsr\nfor the Bale ol liiiuor by retail iu anil\nUC. cUtoko li.'-*\n\u25a0Ued ihe e\\en lonor \"I hor wn>.\nways progressive, niuu;.:. Bouud\nways in the forefront, but never\nplayi * .* f ' ie- tlu'in. ter, i\n\u25a0 \u25a0 imbli i.\n1 iui twellU -live J ems\n*: i: * the 'ii.-n ii* lion of lho\ni I'll, md i adeled in what i>\nDid I,m n\" mi From\nStreet, Kev, - *. hns grown steadily\n\u2022 - . i i ul (.mill |Wll|l|l'.\nib ihi \u25a0 i\"* ' knowii n\nl , * *.. K ..*.*. . ii,.\n^ I'l-,* f' 'I lll'lll' M* .1 - il U ,*|- I ||,* o,,|\\\n * rul '' fl \"lu ' ';ili.i'll:iii i* .\ntltlllll * *' ' i .ll.\nI lime i-i neu tin* ih et\n* llu Sloeill icelneil In re \u25a0\nspon< * \u25a0* i * \u25a0'. 11 inn* Foi hnn''*\nbnu'l. foi im .: . prosporoui mini \u2022 *\nnuw-a-dayn l'\"' i.i- lirst start us ilu\nI . grub-slake in iln* Knoll*\n\\ M \\~l II! S1TI A I lUS,\nwhere you wiil. you cun liud no\n.* ..... poim i\"i a luuii-ii,\nC. P. I EXPtNDITURE\nAn Immense Sum of Money to\nBe Spent in Mountains\n11\u201e. ('olumbin\n.mill* il\"\"1 Hevi\nrow lul tor a\nI In* iiiii'Jinli' '\u25a0'\"''\n.team bold \"i|\nill\nThe totlowlng ia \u00bb Bummarj\nwork estiinat. .1 lor b> the C\n' [or the work ti\nof the\nP, It.\n\u25a0\u2022\u2022 ^\t\n\u25a0 ni !:\u2022\u25a0 \u2022 - I*,*,,* prottilj situntoil on\ni tie i *. tmbiu river, where it i- eros-\ns i \"* ihe n.-iii. line of tho ' uuadinn\nKnilway; ihe junction ol iln.\nVrroi * id nml Kootenaj Ituilwn\n\u2022i , any l'ml ilieir nhops here will lie en- \"\t\nthollargoil mnj run lo full capacity withiu wl,a' tfreator than in tlio \\1|\nlhe ii \\i year. I1'\"' Solklrka ihe .'limbing sens.\nThe nortll is a vast undeveloped .rathor shorter.\ncountry of known wealth in limlior,\nminerals, nml laml suitable for fl'llit-\n\u25a0^ruwing ninl catllo ranching, The'\nColumbia river is navigable lor over\nllltl miles north \"I Uevelstoko, wiib\nthe exception ol n distance ol live or\nsix miles m I'riesi ami Death Rapids.\naround which it i- proposed to build\na tramway when dovelopmoul condl \u25a0\ntii.ns warrant, ami Inwards whieh the\nDominion (iovormni'iit mndo an appro-\nprill! nil nl SIiI.iiiiii. I ^^^^^\n^^^^ naviuiiblo '\"' \"\"' \"'\"'' '\" '\"' done on the main\nugh llie Ar-1 Ute rn the Revolstoke district for the\ni i-ii mile-* I coming year\n'<\"'\" \"\" \" I in District No. I. Irom Field to\n-*\"iiii '\"i j,- , , , ,\n'ICumloops, ten liridgi'H are lo be fur*\nibed with concrete piers and abut-\n,. iK.,n iiiieuis, and aboul the Bame number\ntnili'Ul In the ilistr.ct Ironi Kamloops 1\"\nmoun \u2022 ] Vancouver nn' to be so provided.\n.This in one ul the heavier expen.li\n'i'n- i\n, itures which me now certain, (\nin d,,. 1 in district No. ;i. the Boundary]\ngltieiors country, four bridges are to he te-\naml ice-fields tiimle conveniently a,- .*,,,,., wiUl pWnianent Bteel and con\n' -1'1\" \"' lourlsti. Th. London \\ structures. These are to he1\nlimes, the world', greatest newspaper, |\n,, , ,i ,-,,,. , ., .|\u201e nui.lenuzed ami e,|iiippeil with every-\nre'.'Optn\/i's ilml lho I'.iuopeuii Aipn, '\nami all llu* attractions thnt Swltscr - , thing that is up-to-date in this\nland- alionls, must give place i\" ihe\nmountains ol British Columbin as ihe\nworld's play-ground, umi in a reconl\narticle says:\nA l'i ration ago ihu Alps nlTorod io\ntrue mountain\nitex Boach lum agreed i\" two com\npanies ol \"The Harrier\" being la\"\"\nehed this season, \"\"'1\nhas piven Mr. Sliipinnn tin* Brst refusal nf the dramatic rights i\" his\nlatest serial, \"The Nr'er Hu Well.\"\nThO desirable tuwnn in lhe WiiHt\nwill be. revisited by the No. I company next sciihoii, while a No, 2 eom\npany will he organised to cover tne\nEastern mid Middle States.\nTbe excellent biiHiti.'Rfl done tiB encouraged the management to ol'ibor-\nate t.he si'.cnic oflectt., ..ml engage a\nmuch Btronger company; thcrilore\n\"The Harrier\" will prove i I tllO\ncoming Benson's strongest attractions, at the opera houso \"\" Monday,\nFebruary r.th.\nfor the Bale ol liquor by retail In und\nnuum i..'.\" UI,on \"'\" premises known iih the\nfurthermore l-''*y *\"0'e'> situated at, lievelstoke,\nin the province ot British Columbiu,\n(rum Robert t'aley to .lohn Caley of\nRevelBtoke,\nROBERT CAM-BY,\nJ.HO 1st iss. Holder of License.\nnnVBLSTOKU ASSESSMENT\nDISTRICT,\nTHE CANADIAN BANK\nOF COMMERCE\nSIR EDMUND WA'.KER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., PntsiOENT\nALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager\nCAPITAL,- $10,000,000 REST.- $8,OCO,000\nCOLLECTION BUSINESS\nWith its large number of branches, agents and correspondents, The\nCanadian Hank of Commerce is able to clTei't collections throtifhout\ntbe world promptly and at reasonable ratCi,. Rates wil! bc quoted on\napplication.\nFOREIGN BUSINESS km\nCheques and drafts on all countries of the world, drawn in sterling,\nfrancs, marks, lire, kronen, florins, rouble's or any other foreign currency,\ncan be negotiated at Tbc Canadian Bank of Commerce at reasonable rates.\nR\u00a3l\/\u00a3tSTO*\u00abE ERANCH-F M. GIBSON. MGR'\nI'ike I I\nIi-1,,I,m,\n,,i lhu\nII.ilill .\ni nliimbiii i ii er iiiiiiii.t I..* .\n\\ UH Ids I itvii:k.\n'lhe .iii,..,,. ,,f Uevelstoke i\n.in in iWi11l* ihi*- llu- greatest\nne .. iv in I'rit ish I i.luinliiii. A\ntnlneerbig Club bus I-\u00bb.\u25a0.-r,\nium! i-* lulling slops, wiib tb\nlinn of llu* ' i'iverilllll'1,1 , to\ngreatest available at i ra tint\nshape ol forests, nioiimain-\nelled.\nI\n\u25a0,_'iuii\/i\"l.\n'O-opcni-\nr*.vin\n11 *--\n.* w '1\nclimber all il\"' Joys\nw 111* * :\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ' - H.'I. ' li'; pal.il ini\niei- m. '.ie* Anu\" Lake.-: with great\n\u2022 - radiating north nnd south,\ncu-: ii west, .'iml with -mi miles ol\nred nutcrw'uys tributary thereto,\nBe' \u2022 stol innol I u* to bee 'ine ilu*\n'.!\u25a0 **! \u2022 nn. ,*.'k.*r-. investors, lour-\n* seekers. Already men\nipi ire ip; ug out Il.e land,\n* i satislivd \"iin tho greol Inlure\nand .li---.i i - tributary thereto, ure\nI ,* ting theii monej where thej\nKnow ii nill bring big returns ivhile\nhers .\"\"kiiM_- in ut- mi sing I he \u2022\u25a0\n\u25a0 \u25a0pp..'i'ui'*'..\u25a0- .'. iii.-ii doors u. ji.*. i'\n\u25a0' * * -iint nhvnys look\n ii who I'nils i., : uke\n..\u25a0s bis motto the old Bong thai \"there\n-\u25a0 home,\"\nI'Unbor, Mi'e*.-. i itj Lots, Suliinban\n\u25a0 -'* nil n'ii'l'l inin and am.md Uevelstoke\n.**\u25a0\u2022' 'ul ui lii ing great re -\nturns in lbe ii\"i i'.u distant future.\nlI'lillL'\n, .., \u201ef [|l0 v.\".Id: l'\"l \"'''ll I,ll*5 hB\n.*, ,,,.,, i\u201e\u201el while ih\" iK-iiuty\n,,i,nks remain\nLr. .ne\n^^^^^^^^^ .f ihe\nunlouched and will for-\neiii* draw i\" their slopes those who\nlove mmi in,*, the charm for 'lie 'mm!\nclimber has ]ms-*\u25a0. 1 never in return.\n! i ** iv remains no fiold ior ronquo&l in\n'In- Alp-. It lm-- all been done, ami tho\nI. I., mortl .itnliiiii.ns t'limbor inu\n'hope !'\u00bb accomplish i*- lo lollow in lho\nif i footsteps \"f -..tin* pioneer lie' \\lps\nv.*..n'm*. the si 1 1 in which llie clim\nber l\u00bb ie- initiated, imi i when\n.1 i,\\ >\\ and eonquesi .all iu bim, he\n'*. I onu Ins bnek on Dwityei'ltind. Ili\n...: \\ i..nm in Nnrwiiy or lhc ' nueii '-\nIn* inai* III lbe llitiliilit'. an nl the \\ti\n\u25a0 It.-an kiiow, where, il be seeks tinrd -\nship, he will be eouteill, but iln* line\ni* i-iir,- of ttt. ,'iut tin. *,*t in j :\u201ef ll'.il t.i\nIn* found oil the-i' immense heighi*.\nIIII\nWhere,\nI,. re *n\nlot* him\n..;' tl,e-e\nbranch of railroad construct!\nAt Cedar, Robs I'bak nud\nButte, three small stati ms\ntrict No. I. \"en si i,i ui ho:\nhe built. A station an.', lltitutlon I\nBhod ih to be constructed ut Sun.es. j\nIt is probable thai Ibis Work will In' '\nunder way iu the course of : co weeks\nor a month.\nnne of the largest appropriations ta\ntor the Installation of ill tuaks,\npumping stations and apparatus i\"i\nsupplying tbe. oil-burning locomotl es\non Division No. 1 with fuel. rhls\nequipment is to he imt in at Field,\nUoWen, Rogers 1'uss. Revelst ike,\nSicamous Junction, Notch Htll and\nKamloops, This turning over from\ncoal io mi toi- fuel will be completed in Mav or .lime, and In he prepnr\neti !\u2022\u2022! it tlie oil-supplying equipment ]\n,s t,. i.e Innl! at once. I 'ne of the :e-\nasoiis for the hastening ot the woik\nis so thai I.y Him fall of this veer\nthi'ie will i.e m. danger \"I fnresi Ri\nCorporation of the City\nof Revelstoke\nPUBLIC NiiTK'l';.\nI'ublic Notice is hereby given that\nit is absolutely necessary thut disorders of a BUSpiCiOUS nnl nre he reported to Dr. McLean, Cily Medical\nHealth (lllicer or oilier physicians,\nns soon as known. Failure to do this\nis a punishable offence.\nHy Ord'r,\nB, A. LAWSON,\nClerk,\nNotice is hereby given that Courts\nnl Revision and Appeal, under the\nprovisions ol the \"Assessment Act\"\nund tho \"I'ublic Bchoola Act\" for the\nlii',els! ke Assessment lliuti'lct will\nhe held as follows:\u2014Com l lloliue,\nMonday February 5tb, 1918, at\nl\" a. m\nHated nt Rovclstooo, 10th January\n111 12.\nC11AH. M, FIBLD,\nJudge (.'.nut of Revision md Appeal\ntint issue Jan. Llth 1 w.\nNOTlCli.\nTHE MOLSONS BANK\nINCORPORATED 1866\nRecord of Prog rets for Five Years\nCity\nlu the Mutter ol an Application\nfor the issue ol a Duplicate Ccrtlll -\nI'aii' of Title to all minerals prec -\nloud and base isave coal aud pio-\ntii'ieuiu) Under Lots 01125 \"New\nYork\" Mineral Claim, 5326 ' Host..a\"\nMineral Claim, 5327 \"Chicago\" Min\nen.i Claim, 5328 \"Montreal\" Mineral Claim, 53*23 \"San Francisco\" Mill\neral Claim, 5U30 \"Fairview\" Mineral\nClaim, 5331 \".Metropolitan Fraction\"\nMm.mil Claim und b'2'1'2 \"Chicago\nFraction\" Mineral Claim, .i'l m\nGroup l, Kootenay District.\nNotice is hereby given that ,t is\nmy Intention to issue nt the expiration ol one mouth alter the tirst publication It. re,I a Duplicate d the\nCertilicate ol Title to the above\nmentioned lots n the name \u25a0-'( 'lhu\nMetropolitan Cold and Sihcr Mlulug\nWANTED\u2014A girl, about 12 oi W Company of Lardeau, B.C., Ltd.(Non\nyears of age to do light housework Personal Liability, which Certificate\nand take care \"i a baby mi Batur- is dated the 80th day of July, iJuii,\nat 10:30 a.m. and numbered 5922A.\nNelson, )). C, 8th January, i'J12.\nSAML'KL ll. Hnl.,\n1st lisue J.20 District Registrar.\nCapital\nRosorve -\nDeposits\nLoans and Investments\nTotal Assets\n$ 3,000,000\n3,000000\n211,1)77,7H0\n27,467,000\n38,090,192\n1906-1911\nphi\n$ .1,0110,000\n\u25a01,(01,000\n86,042,811\n88,854,801\n.18,2:57,284\nnal Assets\nHas 83 Branches in Canada, nnd Agents and Correspondents In all\ntho i'i\u25a0inuipni Cltlas In the World.\nA aSNIRAt. BANKINQ DUaiNKM TRANSAOTID\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES\nInterest allowed at highest ourrent rate.\nRevelstoke Branch. W. H. PRATT, Manager\nW A NTKD\nWANTED -Girl tor General Houso\nWork. Must Pe good plain cook,\nApply Mrs. Sine, Hlxtb street\nOur Doctors Anli^Septic 5hoe is Proving a Winner\nThis last is fillingalong felt want and ils waterproof qualities are Btanding the test.\nWc carry a full line of thc famous l'cnc-\ntang Shoe pack and all kinds of rubber footwear.\nOnce a customer always a customer. Satisfaction guaranteed.\nARMSTRONG &. COMPANY\nBoot and Shoo Pepnlrers, \"*-\u25a0\u25a0\nSiulllll'l\"\nHarness Makers\ndays. Apply Miiil-llctiilil OfDee\nWANTHI)--situ.it;on in lumber cilice\nns stenographer and invoice clerk;\nthoroughly experienced; uli reference. Apply, r...\\ n-i. Mail-Herald\nuilict, Hevclbtoko.\n-in! l.lll 0 I'l \\K!\nI Nl\u00bb'^\t\nthen, ulinll iln* * iin lun '.'j Hiicb havoc\n\u2022 only nui jjreut Mpnif liclil-| As lar ns th,\nlo open nu'. anil iiii* ^renter\n- tin* I'alia.ii.tti l:\nit .>\u25a0 the desire ot the C.P.R. to WANTBD-OfTers br\ndim.niite as lar as posnible this .Ian- \u00abnU tut chickens.\nirer winch in years p\u00abh! has wrought i-iilniob Arm.\nnew laid eggs\nApply. Vickeis,\nNOTIOB\ni h.\n... undei -t i Unit th.* .m! burners ;\nar* more .*..silv to .*;. i ite *.- .uoy i\nconcerned it WASTED- a cul or woman\n--- \u2022 > - - -'. (...a.\n\u25a0'- \"\u25a0\"'\"\"',\"\" * ':\"\u25a0\"\"\" \u25a0\"!\"\";\"';; *;;:;ry\u2122i\u2122.i \"tn*-!\"\u2122,..:..* \u00bb..\u25a0'.\u25a0 *\".\u2022\u00ab.\u00bb\u25a0.* '** \"\u2022\u25a0*\u2022\n\u25a0:::::r:. .;\u25a0.\u25a0\"\u201e:\u25a0,:.:.!;. **. -rj\u2014y;\n- Sf\n\u25a0 'r--: \u25a0 r:. :\nircncral house work.\u2014Apply at lhc\nMail-Herald uiltce.\nPOR SAl.K-About lr.U tons of baled\ngreen feci, also a quantity ci Tuu\nothy hay. Por prices write, S.B,\nSparks, Mllnerton, Alta, ;tt. J.10\nafforded bj buili for lhc nc\n \u25a0 iti f 1 m*:. i*i in the .a*\n\u2022' i : i** \u25a0 i.mI luinern w li\"\n ills and mount nine\ntheii \u2022 >tui M ki< piei\nil*,* a, mai work\nlimi|er ami lhe is driven Into I\ni ^iou of height on ii.\" \u2022\u2022 \u25a0 '\"ati\nlK'\n\u25a0 '\nmuch lhe same\nilio}. ol the Hi\nih ut ii.*.-* it ih, VI]\n-\ninviting llu n ouutu iccr il -\u25a0* ,*1-\"*\n'li.Ml\n** ' \u2022..,* ,:.\"i | I'ak :\u2022 ; \u25a0' '\n-\n. -.- -\nHit '\nThr\u00bbe are ma\nFOR SALE Modern nine-room house\nall improvements, and fifty foot lot\nfronting Thir.i street, three doors\nfr-'in M thodlet chinch. Apply to\nM .1 Scott BoJ 'T It\nPOR SALB\u2014Young, smart .lelivery\nteam Por are write \\\n\u25a0\u2022\u2022 ... i n !\u2022\nin thc Mutter nl an Application for\nthe isyuc of a Duplicate Oertiflcate ol\nTitle to Lots 8 und \u00bb, Hlock I, Town\nof Arrowhead, being p,n-i ol Distri.t\nLot 384, Group 1, Map 681.\nNotice in hereby given tbnt it ;\nmy intention to issue nt to\u00bb cxpirn\ntion ol one i lonth alter the lirst publication hereof a Duplicate of the\nOertiflcate ol Title to tlm above mentioned lots in the name ol llm uev I,.\nPlumton, which Certificate is dated\nthe l.Mh dny of January, I'M, at\n!i:30 n.m., rid numbered lOinHA.\nNelson, B.C., Hth Jnnuar,'., 1912.\n8AMUBI. R. ROE,\n1st iss. Jan 17 District Registrar,\n\" ' ' ' ' \" \"\"\" i* , ,. -\n' \" ' , ... ... * ' '\n. he i id lakes\n\\ is it only as u nummci \u2022\u25a0 iri\ni'n ii in \u25a0 \\ '-\u25a0 i rn- .'.: Icntiou. 1 he\ni *\u25a0 * .\\ill \u25a0 ..ine \u00ab 1\" n ' he ii ri*r -p* ii\n.. \u25a0 _'. -non\nki-ing\npie 1\ntracing - i\nire\n*\u2022 wind n*.\nlight ning nun \u2022'\n, j. , whieh \u2022\u2022\u2022inl to bill\nWhere then ' \u25a0 \u2022 \u2022 tow >A'\"* *\"'\ni.~, IMS ol StO ; ih'ng tO \"(U\u00bbl\n.1 ' 1 i .. \"\nI be other\n'.. . in, of which tha p ibli\n-,\u00bb * uf this gi I\n-\n'Uperi..n, bin sn)\nUo. Lh\nii \u25a0 iliinj' ii '\nIUM K\\ MOI STAIN I.AI\n\\n\"ii \u25a0 - \u25a0\u2022\u25a0!'\nI:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 k *. the mors\n*....; ' \" \u2022\n' .iu itai '\nlittle hm i\"\n. ,il nw \u25a0\n\u25a0 ll.K\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022 '\n\u25a0\nr\n'\n'\nLight n tirsr\n- le Willi\n* \u2022\u25a0 \u25a0 iv,;i be\n'\nUlpl.lt\n'\n1 llll\n1 .\nSmoker's Supplies\nTbi' ohl iiliiiblc iiow has ilu* largest ainl besl line u(-Smokers'\nSupplies ever in the Cily, nnd our prices arc right, Filly brands\nnf cigars to choose from. Price from $1.10 per box up; uot matte\nlr-.ni scrap cither,\nMeerschaum Pipes from $3.00 to $10.00\nCalabash Pipes from $3.50 Up\nOur Block ol Calabash Pipes is buioII on account of the\ncrop being n failure ibis year mul quality poor.\nlb iui Pipes in cuscs (rom $1.00 up.\nAsk lot the famous 11. B. B. bruntl. Everj pipe is guaranteed.\ntigur and Cigarette Holders, Cases snd Lighters, Pouches,\nAhh Trays and Pipe Kucks. Tell us what >*ou want and wc will\nsuit you. If you cannot call, phone 37 and goods will be sent tu\nmur borne for approval. Buy early while stock is complete.\n-\n wii\n*\n\u2022\nFOR SALE CHEAP\nEmpire Typewriter\nSlightly Used\nNOTICE\nHevelstoke Lund District.\nDistrict ol West Kootenay.\nTake notice that 1, Ralph Parker,\nol Hevelstoke, 'i, 0,, occupation hotel\nclerk, intend to npply for permission\nto purchase \u2022<\u2022 lollowing described\nland.\nCotnfni in r ,1 a post planted tieai\nll. Heliums touth-wesl corner, being\nill\" Bouth-wcat point of Ralph Par\nkei \u25a0- ian'1 t*vu. e cast ID ehanis,\ntti'ine mn . \u25a0 chains, thence west\ni\" chains, Ibenee south 2ti chains.\nalong like ihore to point nl com-\niit li . in.iii lining forty acres,\nmore or le i.\nDated tliiu it lay if Nuveinhcr,\nMil.\nRALPH PARKED,\nlir W.K Ogilive, Agent\nMcKinnon's Cigar Store\nASK THE DRIVER\nEverybody known him, he will\nIcil ymi that the whiskeys we nic\ni\" lling are the best. Hall and be\ni iinviiici'd. No household should\nbe without a supply of mir Har-\ntoy's Special Scotch Whiskey; uur\nTrapln liqueur Brandy, guaranteed\nluiyenip old nr Blackberry BrandyQ\ninr Medicinal purpose\". Our stock\nnt choice Wines nnil Liquors tif all\nU i nils- nic umi itli..]. Sold by all\nREVELSTOKE\nMONDAY,\n\u2022 * ii \u2022 a. * - ini tm lm\niin -rran_*. \u25a0\n'\u2022\"\u25a0 \u25a0 _\nt*etn tbo It to ttm \u25a0'\u25a0:tish\n''olunibis, \u2022 bey\n'rom their ttm.!' line in the i.irtli to\nla -yj- | |\nin ' m this jsii'ii. I be I \u00ab\ninion .-...uni.* -luinisH to\n.1 k up \u25a0 Pacific ral\nway in running iti trom\ni \u25a0 Vel low In i *. i;. -.\ni' .. \u2022. Dpin*^ \u25a0 he * \u25a0 if *-o .\nll lo the m i\nwill aim bi i with\ntheil \". i.t.\nv. Iiii i. *l,i- i \"in:* ii .',. \u2022 i *\nIntention buil\n( |.,n . \\,. Pa*\". J i * Ihi ''-\u25a0\u2022\ni .; *\u25a0 , ' *.i..* in\n\\ lew ihi Vrrmt\n. .in.I Ivi.oien ij i niuu, ,\n,i ,n\\.i ..i .. thi H ' . -\u25a0\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0 i\ni rows Ne\u00bbl -:\u25a0 -'\u25a0 m\u00ab willi llieli in I\nline at Kevel loko. 'im- making thi>\nCity Ihe greatest railway junction in\nBritish (L'olumbia.\n\\. ,,,\u25ba.\u00bb\u201e( Kevelstoke i- the head-\n* . \u25a0 .,f i|\u201e* Mountain and Hhu -\nU | * .( thfl I snadian Pacllli\n,\u201e,.; , . nml ihi Revelstoke\nIibvi iiii i mrancei ol\nfee i \u2022 I 'he railway eomp-\nSlightly Used I oi \u00abJF f f g%\nApply - Mail-Herald a-^-a^ rr.^H\nthe leading hotels, or telephone\n and Spirit Co.. L\nImporter* nrrt Dealers In Pure Nlnee, liquors, Cigar i and Cigarettes\nThe Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co.. Ltd.\nam- n..i.r. in rum wines, tlouora, Cigars and Cigarettes\nOPERA HOUSE\nFEB. 5th, 1912\nI- *\u25a0 I tal Tour ol\nrm: Barrier'\nkrx Beach'i Mn iterpiece\nDirrt I lrt>m its long run Ht thc\nNpw Amsterdam Theatre, New York City\nPALACE\nLIVE,\" v, FEED, SALE STABLE\nOur Livery is equipped with the bei-t horses and\nrifis* We alst) deliver express antl barrage tn any\nliart of the city. Heavy and lifiht teaming a specialty\nCOM- AND WOOD FOR SALE\nF. McCarty, Proprietor\nPhone 'J01\nPrices, $1.50, $1.00, 50c. CWMren, 25c.\n\"^\nFresh Groceries, Vegetables and Fruit j\n i\nOrder now your winter's supply\nBest on the Market\nL\nD. GALLICANO, 2nd Street, Near Railroad Track\n* SATURDAY\", PRR. 8l'd, 191!\nT'HErnyC^-IXjHIER^LILID, EEVELSTOKE\nPATI'ItliAV. FKll. 3rd, 1918.\n1\n\u00bb\n\"DENNIS IS PROMPTED\"\nWill Have Charge of All Company's Land, Mineral\nand Timber Interests from Manitoba to the\nPacitic Dcean.\nfrom thi' ofllce ul tho assistant tu the\npresident *\nThe liuiilH ul the Alberta & Irrigation Oo., which the cr.it. controls,\nEXPOSE PLOT TO\nEVADE DUTY\nAmerican lumberman Caught at\nRegina -Only One of Many\nFrauds\nIteniiin, Sask., J,in 3* w.'n t... mi-.-don. Ontario.\"\nSamaria Prescription is tasteless\nin.., odorless, and diuolves Instantly\nIn tea or coffee, or ran he mixed with\nluu.i. It can be uli.n with or wlth-\nout the patient's knowledge. li re-\n, hers wishing to participate in the moves tho craving for drink, builds up\nbowling, it was prcBsed upon us to!,h\"' 'Vst'in and restores the nerves\nI, , ., \\ | lU'ink becomes disiasti'lul an, even\nt lorm a new league. 1-our teams Con nauseous. t\nI link is a disease, not a crime, One\n\u25a0Sccnc from \" The Barrier' Ojtcra House, Monday Night\nstitute thc leugue, nnd the games\nwill be played oil on the ulleys on\nTuesday and Thursday evenings, com\nmenelng at S p.m. sharp. Thus it\nWill irive all others who huve not\nheen placed on any team un opportunity to hnve a game belore eight\no'clock.\nFeb. U\u2014Delivers v. Maple Leafs.\nFeb. X\u2014Mietilrabs v. J.B.C.\nFeb. Ill\u2014Maple I.euls v. Heavers.\nFeb. 15\u2014J.B.C. v. Mletdrahs.\nFeb. lin\u2014 Beavers v. Maple Leafs.\nMar. 5\u2014Heavers v. Maple Leafs.\nMar. 7\u2014Mietdrahs v. J. B. 0,\nMar. II\u2014Maple l.ciifs v. Heavers.\nMar. 14\u2014J.B.O. v. Mietdrahs.\nMur. I'l\u2014Heavers v. Maple Leafs.\nMar. JI\u2014Maple I.eals v. J.B.C.\nFeb. Jll-MietdrahH v. J.B.C.\nFeb. 27\u2014Maple Leal- v. Heavers.\nFeb, .\"i J.B.C, v. Miet.lruhs.\nHumes will Ire Counted insteud of\npins. Two games will constitute a\nleague game.\n\\ Coronation\n\"uTEA-b\nPacked in\nBEAUTIFUL CORONATION\nSOUVENIR TINS\n60 < a pound\nIn CMratSoratlOfl ol tfw c^romtlon r>(\nKing Gtorgt V,' UiHc\"?'^\" h-'1 \u25a0 put on Uie\nmarket icor.fl ition tin ol n Pi'-st plcturobtiut\nandetqulolti dMlaA. btarinseiccllent portmn*\not Kirg (..enrcc V, Queen Mirjrindtbj! Princo\nrt \\Vtltt, S;>fisl pipr'* hue bfi d'^trnt-d\nr^\"-f*rnlt'*; ( .tnada. India, Alrui. Au\u00abU\u00abIlt\n\u00bb.il VewJBil\nPTn \u25a0 ' I tCfi iirpoitcd.\nI'dcc lilf, i r \u25a0 \u25a0 . t \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 I\n\u00ab\nroro^'^BH\n1^\ndrink ..f whiskey always Invltt-s an\niithei', The Inflamed nerves and\nstomach create a cravlnn that niusi\neither be satlslled by more whiskey ur\nremoved i.y scientific treatment like\nSniiirin Prescription. Samaria Prescription bus hien in regular antl suc-\ni'.s.-.iiI use by Physicians and Hospitals fnr -over ten years.\nIf vnu know of nny family needlny\ns.maris Prescription, tell them nb,nil\nit If you have a husband, father 01\nfriend thai Is drifting Into drink, Kelp\nbim save himself. Write tn-dny\n\\ I Uli: TltlAI, PACKAGE of Sa.\nmnrla Prescrlpllnn. with booklet, giving full particulars, testimonials, prlee,\netc.. will he sent sbsoluieiy free nnd\npostpaid In plnin Sealed package to\nsnyine nsklng for It snd mentioning\nthis pnper. iCorrespondenee sneredh\nconlulentiul. Write today. The 8a-\ni.iaii.i Remedy Co., Dept. 46-41, Col-\nborne street, Toronto, Canada, Also\nfor sale by 0, lt. Maedoiiuld, Druggist, HcvclBtoko, B. C.\nROBERT SMITH.\nProvincial Land Suveyor,\nMining Surveyor,\nMcKENZIB AVB..\nBOX 10*.\nRngineerinl\nREVBL8TOKB\n. . It Might Be Gold. .\nBTJT\nIt is always hot in the plunge at Halcyon Hot Springs,\nwhose natural hot medicinal waters are the most wonderful health restorer on the Continent. Our.record of cures\nof rheumatism and other chronic complaints is unequalled\nand verilied by our gratified patrons. Located among the\ngreatest scenery of Canada, easy of access,\u2014the Sanitarium is luxuriously fitted and finished for comfort and\nconvenience of guests.\nHalcyon Uot Springs Sanitarium\nWm. BOYD, Proprietor,\nHalcyon, Arrow Lakes\nHOTEL CLIMAX RESTAURANT\n\u25a0M\u2122\"1^^^\" OPEN NIGHT AND DAY\u00bb^\u2014\u2014\u25a0\u25a0\nWhite Help Only Employed\nBoard by the Day or Week\nNight Restaurant\u2014Short Order\nW. C. BATCHELOR, cTWanaRcr.\nStrictly Fiist Class\nRooms Single, en Suite\nand with Bath\nCentral Hotel\nAbrahamson Bros., Props. \\\nBnlariad \u00bbnd Improved. Fir\u00bbt-Cla\u00abs in every re\u00abp*ct. All modern convenionui\nLarge Sample Koome.\nRates $2.00 per day Special Weekly Rates\nRevelstoke, B.C.\n. H. WALLACE\nARCHITECT\nP. 0. Boi 146, Revelstoke. B.C.\nH. W. EDWARDS\nTAXIDERMIST\nAnimal Rugs, Game\nHeads and Birds\nMounted\nP. 0. Box 31, Revelstoke\nDr. de Van's Female Pills\nA rei .iiiie Prench rtgulitoi I nevtl (mis. TIum\npllll nre riiccftliiiKly piiwrrlul In n-Riiliittnjf the\nRcn-fratlva portion of tlir Irnialf systcin. KW1H\nnil cheap Imltitinnn. Dr. de T\u00bbn'e are *nlr JM*)\nFIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE, B. C\nA. I'. LEVESQUE, l'rnprietor\n. . . TOnbsor Dotel \"Restaurant .. .\nEuropean; plmt\nffloittbljg JBoacfc\nOpen E>a\\? anJ\u00bb \"Hloht\n\/Real Ciclicts, $i3.00\nXauobton & Uappino, Pvops. front stree1\nR. Z. CRAWFORD\nCONTRACTING\nWood for Sale\nGOOD DRY OR GREEN FIR\nOR HEMLOCK. CEDAR\nWOOD FOR SALE\nApply to\nChas. Turnross\nTelephone House No. 97\nTelephone Camp No. 215\nPAINTER\nSHtisfxction -^uaratiteed\nAgent for Flexlume Electric\nSigns\nR. Z. CRAWFORD\nli.'hi.lrn.'i' (lor. 3rd 8t. and Robson are\nShop in Alley track of 8, J. Bonrnt'i\nStore, Pint Street\nSewing Machines\nA nice new stock of Singer and Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machines\nFor Sale or Hire '\nby the month at Manning's-\nAll kinds of machine needles\nstocked.\nUNION HOTEL\nAKR.iWHKAl'. B. C.\nSpecial Attention giren to commercial\nmen anii tourist*. Fir*t-claa\u00ab sum pie\nroom*. Kine\u00bbt wenerr in British Cnlnm-\nbi\u00bb, orerlookinn Upper Arrow Lake.\nW. J. Lightburne. Prop\nFruit Lands\nFOR 8ALE\nGalena Ray land* in parrels of\n10 or 20 acree or en bloc. Corren-\npondence invited.\nJohn Shaw. Agent\nBox 616 Arrowhead\nJ.P.SUTHERLAND\nI Transfer Drayiny\nHandling Pianos a Specialty\nH. MANNING, Agent, j phone 42 - Night Phone 85 ')\nI -vTCRDAY, FEB ll !. PI2.\nTHIE' jyC^-IL-HEri^LILID, REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, FEB, 3rd, 1912.\nmm, notes\nCORRESPONDEVOI\nKiiitol Mall Herald\nMeat Blr,\u2014Perhaps yoi. are awaro\nthat things are not runn.ng quite so\nsmooth in the \\ alley o\u00a3 the Harden\nol Eden, aa must ol ua would wish.\nI thought, pcrhapB. the following\niines would I.e appreciated bj a lew\nol \"Ur Rood neighbors in this beau \u2022\ntiful valley.\nForgive, the very word is sweet.\nForglvi *\u25a0 you would be forgiven,\n.'* * * :..ing ic-ai thi mercy seat,\nForgiveness you musl nBk ol heavcu\nMat! b i*.it human to nltend\nBy careless iei 01 wi.rd unkind;\n\u2022 .*\u2022 ol strife tri.-tl friendahip end\nWhen this sweei word the wound\nmaj b i.i.\nii one with Borrowing hearl Bhould\nsay.\nDear Mien.I, lorgive me uneo again,\nTo BBaooth some thorns trom life's\n; o it'll way,\nWould you refuse In proud disdain,\nMethinks If one had wroughi me 111,\nVet penitent should say \"forgive\",\n'Twould move my proud aud stub -\nborn will.\nKo anger in m> hearl could live.\nft'i cannol tell what moves the mind,\nIM what the subtle cans,' may \\i\\\nv. only know our friend unkind,\nAnd we grow col i in sympathj\nI * *. yel \"'.'\"\u25a0 hearl ' * m pain to save\nWhat matter if our pride tnusi bend\nWe might i.e partod bj the gravi\nLife ie bo shoi t, toi ivi t hy friend.\nMalakwivtn the S< n.l.\nThi work ou thc government job\n- Hearing completion. Work will be\nDie Valley of\n\"The Garden of Eden\"\n1\nSituated at MALAKWA. B. C.\nJust 32 Miles West of Revelstoke, and Extending between Sicamous Junction to Three Valleys Station\nArea of First-Class Land-20,000 Acres\nCharacter Of Land Principally Level.\nrharartttr nf ^a'iI Bench Lands, Clay Loam and Vegetable\nUldldWtil 01 OUII Mould, while on Lower Lands Black Loam\nPrevails.\nNa Iitim itinn Positively no irrigation is needed as Valley is sub-\n\\W illKjdllUII irrigated, and many creeks supply water for Domestic purposes.\nThis Land is specially adapted tor Large and Small Fruits, as well as\nHay and Vegetables.\nModerate GlimdtC Freezing is] Average Winter Weather.\nPrices of Land Reasonable\nFor further Particulars About This Garden Spot of B. C, Watch This Page\nof the MAIL-HERALD Each Week\nv*.\ncommenced at onco building a bridge\nut llowie.\nMr, Lindsay is u regular visitor at\nthe Buckingham.\nOur Swede night Bchool has licen a\ngreat success. Meetings arc held every Friday night at tho home ot Mr.\nE. Krikaon. Thc membership iH\nabout twenty nnil the class in conducted by Mr. Unilsay, our missionary.\nOur mall bag wan can ied lasl week\nUnder the trucks ol the mail ear,\ndown to BiCamOUB. We feel deeply\ngrieved abuut it. ii the government\nwant to give ns rural delivery, nil\nright, but we object to chnsing our\nmail twelve milos. Mr. L. M. Johnston wns kind enough to follow the\nbng uud found some ol the muil. It\nwould lie a kindness if some one\nwould wake the mail clerk at Hevelstoke.\nMr. .lack Mizon has been ill. Wc\nhope he is feeling all right aguin.\nA petition has licen sent to the\ngovernment asking for a twice a dny\nmail service.\nWe hear Mr. Smith, our post.mnst.\nor is going to leave us. We wish bun\nevery ruccohs wherever he goes. We\nthank htm for his service here; we\nbave appreciated bis obliging disposition.\nWord bas been received Irom our\nformer school toucher, C. IC. Bomor\nville, who is now at. ('ampbell creek.\nWe wish him every success. He is\nmissed from tho Uuckinghnm.\nA enr loud of feed has been received Irom thi' east. Men with the enterprise ol Mr. McDonald of the Mul-\nakwn farms, are in demnud hero.\nEverybody is up in the air Bince\nthc thaw. (We mean, ol course, shov\ncling the suow otl the sheds.)\nK3\nPole Vaulting\nKe rn running, jumping, hurdling.\ne for the pole vault should be-\n. >riv in the winter, lt is plnln\n* # \u25a0 \u25a0 that the arms and chest\n\u2022 - - -. the \"u.-s to be developed\n. 1 nl .-.*. th( high jump where .lil\n\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 style; ate permissible, tbere\n\u25a0 one correat style of pole vaul\ng and the slightest deviation ,\ngood form .\u00bb sure to .meet with\nT\u00bb\" marks Bbi ild * ied, as in\n\u25a0 running hroad jump, the one\n\u2022 KH leet from the tukeoil and\n1 . thei about 50, and while thc\ni umbered as he is wll\n. cannol run ti the takeoff\n\u2022\u2022*,* amount \"f speed ae In the '\n.mi.. b\u00ab must remember thnt\n\u25a0 \u2022 vei any considerable height\nI must f .' top -peed.\n'. >r, in thc jump ;:self. Before\n*.* -\u2022 -m \u25a0 take thi run, tbo vaulter'\n1 1 \u25a0'' against tbe bar aud '\n\u2022 \u00bb 1 with bis 1 fi tbi pl lci where .\n\u2022 . - places 1 || rtghl hand |\n\u25a0. * : es above tbis 1 I The\nis placed lower dowi and\nthe ei ' - s ti\nthe gri ii\n. \u25a0 that v\nt mai\nI thi ' end Imparl\n\u2022 - \u2022 \u2022\u2022 lu to tl\n.... ... - \u25a0\n\u25a0, gi d just aa tht\n*...*. \"-....\nmake youi\nItori Italy laad\n\u25a0 an ai red .'thleu\nbrought up. In Kngland climbing the\n' ,.,,:,\u2022 if allowed, and athletes there\nfrequently bung the lower hand up\n..nl above the otlice. and sometimes\nmaking a battel record lor themselves\nfor it.\nFollowing ai \u25a0 somi | '\nrds.\nW. K. I)ra.v, 12 ft. ; *\nII. G. Oggla, lilt. 11 in.. Jul]\nBtockholml\nR. I'asemun,\n\u25a0 . [ord Bi Idge Li ndon\nVV. K. Bproule, Hft\n\\ ancouver.\nW. Hapeny, P.'H \u25a0 \u2022\nMontn\n1'KUi'V K m I'K.'l'.l'\nI'l.**.,. * *. 1. .* \u25a0\nlocal Option Convention\nMu li Inti res! \u2022*.-*.\u2022\nt thi * nming ii '-\u2022\u2022\u25a0\n.igi li \".* \u2022\u25a0\nrovli \u25a0, \u2022 \u2022\n\u25a0 11 show the .mi* '\n\u2022 ets t., i.\u2022 diacune\n' he prominent spas - \u25a0\niart The meetings i\n. . . \u2022* i ,m \"f the Cenl\nv ott street\n\u2022\n, run.'.*\n'\nind \u25a0mike\npei inci rhe program is .is follows:\nThurgdaj. Peli u iry I \u2022 p.m., op\npning Rei Di Wright.\n\u2022.\u2022rand rally, public meeting ad-dree-\nll.\" Dl P Igei \u25a0* * \"I\n\u25a0 -: Hall\n\u25a0 *\nSixth \\.''. \u2022\u2022 Mel i.urcb\nMr Wm. Hicks, on Thurs -\n, Del\n\u25a0\ntment ' I \u2022' \"\n\u25a0\n\"\n\u2022 \u25a0\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022\n. - \u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022\n\"The Uni.k Traffic and its Remedy;\"\n\u2022 Prof. Qiflord, Columbian College\n\\ IVorl l-wlde view;\" ic. Rev. Dr.\nSpencer, \"What News'.\"' Solos (selected bj Mrs smart McDlarroid and\nMr. .lack S;\nI hand furniture, Bto\\\npets, eti ought, fl. I'arry. aucl -\n\u25a0 id valuatoi. Second street.\n. ii \u2022 \u25a0 st: ,vi Toronto.\nFresh Milk For Sale\nALSO\nCLEAR, DRY CEDAR WOOD\nAl'I'LV\nBox 691, Revelstoke\n\u25a0\nt \"T>\".\nII \u2022 .\n;. m . 2\nI\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\n'\u25a0'\n\u25a0\n'\n'\nI\nLIKE INSURANCE\nREPRESENTATIVE\nREQUIRED for\nREVELSTOKE DISTRICT\nil'iil\n.nnl\n.. tf \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 i| inn-\n\u25a0\nJ. VV. VV. Stewart.\nm ; \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u2022\nThc Monarch Life\nAssurance Coy.\n*\nNUTICIS.\nHevelstoke Land District.\nDistrict of West Kootenuy.\nTake notice thut I, llurrows Henry\nj ltothwell ol Nakusp, 1). 0., occupation gentleman, intends to upply lor\npermission to purchase thc lollowiug\ni described lands:\nCommencing at a post planted 40\nchains soutb of the North-east Corner of T. Ij. 4l:ii4, thence Bouth SO\n.chains, thence east about HO cbuins,\ni to Arrow Lukes, theuce uorth ulong\nLake ahout 8'i chains, theuce west\nubout 2 chains to point ol commence\nmeat, containing ubout 100 acres,\nmore or less.\nIi* \u25a0 ini.Mi -.iln, 1911.\nii :i .we Henry Rothwell.\nEdward llusmill Vlpond, Agent.\nJan. Bth lirst issue.\nThe old style ol Id .* tbe pole\n\u2022* the athleti sal go nt ovei the\n\u2022 to have the left he\n!..\u00bb dowi hut in tin* new -trie the\nIts tbi * hand up\nwards when the pole .c placi\n.\u25a0\u2022\u2022.ind, ther, With both lini:*!.- In ii\n\u25a0 at ursi position '\"i \u2022 strong cllort,\nthe athlete pulls up with .\ngets ii \u00b0 '.\u2022\u25a0\u2022 i I Ighei that\nI r a g *\"*: eleao shoot ..ver tbe liar,\nI ben when the pole ts nearly upright\nI .* pushes \u2022 from inm and It\narms straight up so that he will nol\ntrlke the bar ..n bis descent.\nNow it is a very serimiF mistake\nto try and pimp high \u00bb1 lirst. Btarl\nvitii' tile bar very low, until foul\nhave accomplished perfectly the run\nt.. the liar, nnd also tbe life over the\nlatter must bf well mastered before j\ntttemptlng to vault high.\nIt is n't permlnsnhle In vaulting tn I\n\\merica to moi. the upper hand 00\nlhe pole, but tlir lower bund may be\nPURITy FLOUR\nFor Your Seeds\nOrnamentals & Fruits\ni im.\nHenry Seed and Nurseries\n-\n*\nA k MftcdouKHil. Proprictoi\nLuml)\nSold by Hobson &Cu*, Hcvolatoke\nermen\nll ill to\nll*' .1 - ill ftl\nF. B. WELLS,\nV .r Bu .oi' utitl Exporter\nOM Town, - Revelstoke, B, C.\nl*e(.,rr Innlni' * I 001\nHi ..f \" \u2022 . * lies\nI,.. * n '... 1. i make \u25a0\n\u25a0 \u2022 *i*i* \u00ab.f l....'i:ini'\nMill\nRlalllo'ta iinil \"\". n \\ thing\nisipnrrdiit'\"Hi \u25a0 <*\nNOTICB,\n* *. toke Land District.\ni *.( Weat Kootenay,\nTake notioe Unit I Horatio Levomo\nul Nakusp, it. i., ocoupn\n\u2022 ion hank managei, Inti ada to ap\nfoi permission t.\" purohaaa tbi\nIsacrlbed lands\n\u2022 \u25a0 ii.ii,**n.-ing nt a pout plniiti .1 120\nii...*- houth ol the North tost Corn\n. i oi t. i, 11274, thenoe south sn\nhains, \u2022 *\" '*' i '-.I il aboul 10 ohalns,\nMnn Lake, tbenee noitli along\n,1 \"ll ObalOS, tin ine \u00bbMl\nabout ^1 chums to poinl ol com\n\u25a0 cement, containing about .'in\nDon or lean.\nDated in iiniii'i 19th, 1911.\nHoratio l.everelie HulbWdll.\nBdward liiieseil Vipond, Agenl\ni in i.t ti.\ni [Q1 mi iCJT, 1910,\nKotice is hereby given that tl rtj\naftei date application will he\nmn ii* io the Superintendent nf Pro-\nrlnclal Police for the tanafer ol the\niieeniw for the mile ol llqUor by retail In and upon th<> prcmnwH known\nas the City Hotel situate.l at Arrow\nben.I, Hr.tiHli 1,'oliiml.lu. fi'.m John\n(.iie, to Robert Oalej of Arrowhead\nI'nte.l il,ih ith day of January 1113\n\u25a0JOHN CAI.I'.Y\n1 lit issue Holder of License\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING\nREGULATIONS.\nCoal ntiuing rights ol the Dominion\niu Manitoba, Suskatchcwuu uud Alberta, the Yukon Territory, the\nNorth-west Territories uud in .*. portion ol the Province of Uritish Columbia, may bc leused lor a term of\ntwonty-ouc years ut un unituul rent-\nal ol *1 uu acre. Not more than\n2,bW ucres will bc leased to oue up-\nplicaut.\nApplication lor lease nuiBt be mude\nby thc applicuut in person to tho\nAgent or Bub Agent ol the district\niu which thc rights upplied Ioi ure\nsituated.\nIn surveyed territory the lund must\nba described by sections, or legal\nsubdivisions of sections, and in ini-\naurvcyed territory tho tract applied\nfor shall bo staked out by the ap -\nplicant himself.\nUncii applicant muBt be accompanied by u tec ol \u2022$& which will bo refunded il tho rights upplied lor urn\nnot available, but not otherwise. A\nroyalty shall be paid on the merchantable output ol thc mine al thc\nrate of live cents per ton.\nThu person operating tli\" num' shall\nfurnish tin: Agent with sworn returns\naccounting for the lull quantity of\nmerchantable coal mined mid pay the\nroyalty tbenon. if the coal mining\nrights mo imt being operated, such\nreturns should bo furnished ul least\noni'c a year.\nThe lease will include the coul nun\ning rights only, but tho lessee may\nbe permitted to purchase whatever\navailable Hiirface rights may bo coti-\nii'bieil iicccssury lor the working ot\nthe mine nt the rale ol lld.oij an\nacre.\nI'V.i full information application\nshould bn mniln to tho Hecretary of\nihe Department ol the Interior, ot-\ntawu, or to thc Agent or Bub-Agent\nof Dominion Lands.\nW. W. COHY,\nDeputy Minister ol the Interior.\nnii Unauthorised publication of\ntins advertisement will not \u00bbe paid\nfor.\nNOTICK\nRevelstoke Laud District.\nDistrict oi West Kootenay.\nTnke notice that I, H. lletlron, of\nArrowhead, 11. I'., occupation Lineman, intend lo apply lor permission\nlo purchuse the following described\nlauds.\nI Commencing at a post planted\nubout thc south west corner ol Alex.\nJ. McDonell's applicution to purchuse, thence north SO chains, tbeucu\nwest 40 chaius, thence soutb 80\ncbuins, thenco cast 40 chuius along\nlake shore to poiut ol eomuiencemeul\ncontuining 1120 ucres more or less.\nH. HBKFHON,\nPer W.F. Oglllvc, Agent\nli.it.-l Hub 28th duy of November,\nl'Jll, lirsl issueUecJ.\nNOTICH.\nIlevelsluke Lund District.\nDistrict ol West Kootenay.\nTake notice tbat 1, Alex. J. McDonell, ol Uevelstoko, U.C., occupation Hotel Proprietor, intend to apply lor permission to purchu-,0 tbe\n[ollowing described lands.\nCommencing al a pout plauted near\nIhe north west post of Lot 7'J-M, cast\nnf Cape Horn, near the south west\ncorner ol T. L. WW*, thenee uorth\n10 .hums, theuce west 80 chains,\nthenoe south 80 chains, thence east\n10 ehains, aloug luke shore to point\nnl commencement, containing 040\nacres more or leas.\nALKX. J. McDDNK.LL,\nPer W.K. Ogilive, Agent\nDated this -itli day of Novemlivr,\nlllll. Hrst issue Dec. Ind.\nElectric Restorer for Men\nPhosphonol [\"eftee awatj nm s la the body\n. l I \u2022 III preptr i.m- i. : ,.-\u2022!,*,*.,\nf im and vltility. I'remituie oecsy ind nil \u25a0 *-*, **il\n\u2022\u2022\u2022 \u2022 i irtrti\"! at tnr... rb-,i|.lim.,i \u00bb,||\ntr.itit y\u00bbil s n\u00bbw man. Pore ill \u25a0 he*, or twi\". lit\nIJ. Mailed ''Hit .ilrlt... The \u00bbi-obe!l Dim\nCo,, tt. Cslharlnet, Onl.\nBold at Macdoaald'o Drug Store.\nNOTICK.\nUevelstoke I.aad District.\nDistrict id West Kootenay.\nTako notice thnl 1, Hurry I.\nLandry ol llosslnnd, II. C, occupa\nlion, mining, Intends to apply tor permission to purchase thc (ollowing described lands.\nCommencing nt a pout planted\nabout 40 chains west ol thc Southwest Corner of Lot 8I4S, thence north\n40 cbains, thence wost 80 chains,\nthence south 40 chains, thenco eaBt\nSO chains to point ol commencement.\nContaining 320 acres more or lens.\nDnted December, 9th, 1911.\nHARRY I. LADDRY.\nIst Is. Jna.6 Per D. Fisher, Agent.\n\u2022 H\n(\\\n\u2022\n\u2022 SATURDAY, FEB. 3rd, 1912.\nTHE MLJLTlL-ZTttTlJLJLTJ, REVELSTOKE\n' \\ rURDAY, FEB, 3rd, 1912,\nWATCH THE WINDOWS\nFORj BARGAINS FORj,\nBALANCE OF MONTH\nOF FEBRUARY\nRevelstoke's Department Store\nC. 2. \/fume S Co.. limited\nTAKE ELEVATOR TO\nDRY GOODS, TOY AND\nFANCY GOODS DEPT.\nSee the New Cash Carrier\nONE MORE WEEK OF BARGAINS\nEvery day there are lines turning up while stock-taking that we want to clear out. The price you\nwill find on them ought to clear them out quickly\n10 per cent off on all Sheetings, Towelings and Pillow Cottons\nHere is an item of real interest to the thrift\/\" housekeeper. During our January sale we\nwill give you a reduction of 10 per cent on all sheetings, towelings and pillow cottons. You\nwill appreciate the saving on such staple goods as these.\n25 per cent off the Following Lines During Our January Sale\nWe are offering the following lines at a great reduction' during our January Clearing Sale:\nLadies Coats Ladies' Dresses Ladies Furs Ladies Fancy Collars\nLadies Fancy Handkerchiefs\n| WE ARE \u00a5JAGENTS| F0R \u2122E\nlADIEStlOMEjOURNAL\n^ PATTER NSYitt\nMONTHLY STYLE BOOK FREE\nGet The Home Pattern Style Book\nt_A 15c Pattern Free\nSALE OF DRESS MATERIALS\nMonday morning Five Hundred\nYards of Dress Materials go on\nSale at \t\n50 Cents\nLadies Flannel Shirt Waists\nMade of all wool English Sheeting Flannel; warm and comfortable, roomy* and easy\" fitting; wear any\" kind of a collar\nwith them; cuffs made to button or wear links.\nV Just $3-50 Each\nThis Week\nGroceries and Crockery Department\nHeintzs India Relish\nYou will lind this relish one of the hest\non the market It is prepared irom only the\nfinest ingredients and in every stage of manufacture due care is taken to ensure its perfect\npurity. It has a pleasing llavor, and when\nonce vou try it you will use no other.\nPickles and Pickles\nSee our display ol Fickles in the front of\nour Grocery Department We cany only the\nbest grades and can always give yon a good,\nreliable brand] Crosse & Blackwell's in half-\npints, pints and quarts; Stephen's, Rowat's,\nHeinz's, Gillard's, Swan and Victoria Cross.\nOlives\nNever l>cfore in our business career have\nwe shown such an assortment of Olives as at\nthe present time. We have them all, from thc\ngreen stage to the ripe. Olives stuffed with\nNuts, Olives Stuffed with Tomatoes, Olives\nstuffed with Peppers, Olives in oil, plain Olives in all si\/e hollies, ranging in price from\n35 cents to $1.25 per bottle\nFussell's Cream\nHave you tried any of Fussell's Cream -\n(the whipping cream)? This time of year\nWhen fresh milk is hard to gel, ImisscH's\nCream vvill fill llie hill. A pure, rich, thick,\neating cream, suitable foi any dish ymi care lo\nmake, pul up in kev-opening. Sterilised cans.\nBoss Hand Cleaner\nBoss, the famous hand-cleaner, dirt destroyer and skin preserver, will he on sale on\nMonday and Tuesday, Feb. 5th and bth at\nsuch a low price tha, everyone will want to be\nthe lirst to make a purchase. Just think of it,\n3 cans for only 25 cents\nBe sure you get in on this bargain. TWO\nDAYS ONLY.\nMen's Furnishings, Boots and Shoes\nFish\nThe Lenten Season will bc here hefore\nvery long and wc arc looking ahead a little\nand stocking up with the hest varieties of fish\nthat could he procured, Wc will offer none\nhut thc kind thai HAS satisfied and WILL\nsatisfy. Our stock is first class, choice and\nwholesome and comprise Finnan Haddie,\nKippers, Salmon Bellies, Mackerel, Labrador\nFat Herring and Dry Codfish.\nCanned Vegetables\nThis is thc season of ihe vear lor Canned\nVegetables. If you eat more vegetables you\nwill feel the better for it. Our Canned I'eas,\nCorn, Beans, Tomatoes and Pumpkins are the\nbest brand on the market. Green goods and\ndry vegetables arc scarce and high in price,\nwhile lhc canned goods are just as good and\nvery much cheaper.\nSee our display\" of French Peas,\noTVIushrooms and o4sparagras in glass\nbottles. Beets, t\/isparagras and Succotash in cans.\nFELT SLIPPER BARGAINS\nWe are putting on the BARGA1N TxV13LE all the remainder of our\nlines of women's and children's Felt Slippers. They must be cleared out at once\nand we consider the prices will do it in short order. Don't wait until your size is\nall sold out. Come at once.\nLadies Slippers\nLADIES' JULIETTES in various colors\nand shades of velvet, and fell. Every pair\nsewn, no tacks or rough scams. Perfectly\nflexible and easy on the foot. Regular $1.75\nvalues, and\nLADIES' BEDROOM SLIPPERS in Jaeger\nwool and plaid felts, regular $1.50 values\no4ny Pair 95 cents\nChildren's and Misses' Slippers\nA missed line of ankle snap felts thai we are\nnot going to carry over. You will never be\nable to heat them for value.\nPrice 25 cents a pair\nMisses' Felt Slippers\nboth in Jaeger pure wool and fancy Juliettes.\nNobby little shoes that arc comfortable and\ndressy for house wear,\nPrice 75 cents a pair\nChildren s Slippers\nin plaid felt, cither with ankle strap or without\nYou cannot duplicate them for double the\nmoney\nPrice 35 cents a pair\nBARGAINS IN MEN'S HATS\noA real genuine Snap, just the one you may\" be looking for. At any* rate you can't afford\nto pass it up. All our odd lines of men's Soft Felt Hats of the present season are on the\ntable at a price that ought to move them off.\nThis price will convince you\u2014$1.50 Each\nC. B. HUME & CO.. Ltd.\nV SATURDAY\ni-'i'.r.\nlil 1912\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, BEYE LSTOKE\nSATURDAY, FEB. Brd, 191!\nNew Year's Bargain Sale\nSPECIAL PI ICES ALL OVER THE STORE\n\"\\\nCITY\nGirls' Winter Coats\nSixonh Girls'Winter Coats, all this sea-\neon's styles, Sizes, 8, 1\". 12 and L4 years\nSale Prices $4.50 to $5 Each\n,,u need a coat for any of tho above\ns you cannot afford to overlook those.\nIf yi -ii\nage\nLadies* Tweed Costumes\n1 Grey Serge Suit, Size 36, $10\n1 Black Sei'KO Suit, Size 36 $10\nil only Tweed Suits, Size 34, 36, and 38.\nReg. *25and$30. On Sale at *Lr>.50\nFurs Furs\nFurs\nSale\n*70.\nOi \u2022* only, Pony Coat Reg,\ns-Ta. 1 only, French Seal Set Reg.\nSale Price, I'M). 1 only Astrachan Sot.\nReg. \u2022 is* Sale Price, 25.\nChllds Sets\u2014Grey Persian Lamb.\nLadies' Sable Stoles Ladies' Isabella\nFox, Ladies'Marmot stoles. I'rico ranging from\nLadies' Dressing Gowns\nMade from Eiderdown, Sale\nFancy Wrapperettes.\nPrice\nM.50\nSale Price $10\nSale Prices on all\nMens Goods\nMen's Winter Overcoats\u2014Sale Price, *1()\nMen's Youths' and Boys' Suits, odd\nTrousers, House Coats, Men's Underclothing.\nTlm regular mooting\ncouncil was held In tlie\nKriiluy evening, Fob, !\nol (lie city\ncity Imll \"ii\n\u25a0ml; Mayor\nSutherland took the cbalr nt 8:30 p.\nin. I'ri'H.-iit. AW, Howson, Bourne,\nAbrahamson, McSorley mi'l Barber.\ncity t'lerk Dawson read the mtnul\nrs oi tbo lust regular meeting\nwere adopted.\nA committee consisting\ni'.il. Hume, ,1\nDonell mul (1.\nattendance to\ninnl tin1\nwhioh\nul Messrs.\nI). Kililml'l, A. .1. Mo-\nS. MoOurter, were In\nlny certain matters bo-\nI'litincil.\niiiHtnllntiiin\nI8up. The above an.' all new.\nThis Sale includes everything in\nour Entire Stuck. Come Early and\nget first choice.\ncTWillinery\nc_AU our Millinery going at Half\nPrice at this Sale.\nEID & YOUNG\nIHE Cm IH BRIEF\nI'\n,v \\ i'\nofsets,\nu.1,1 1\nilli'B\nin\nr*l,*.,l\nJI n l>\nair at\nMcbennan\n\u25a0^.\nJI\n1.\nF, l..h\n*liii.iik\nmail\ne ii\nbustneBB\n- f\n\u2022 *\nci v.lieai\n1 and\nothi\nr\nArrow\niki\n* m - week\nTli,- -\n*..\ni.'.un\n, : Him\nMr.\n3.H.\n1>.m\nnn.l\nHONEV - HONEVI\ni.'v iii 5 11,. (.'am.. This\nt iliis Benson ui 11 io vour\nV.M.C.A., '\u25a0\u2022 ii * tortainod Inst Mon-\n.- nt il-.c home \"I Mi mi''\n\\|.- i' V I.in.lmiirk.\n1.. m. .inin .--\"ii. \"iu* \"I the most\nGarden o!\nat Malakwa, was a Kevelstnke\n\u2022 \u25a0 oi Fri lay \u25a0\u2022; tin- week.\nAmong thi Malakwa resl-dents who\nRevelstoke visKors tli-' end ul\n. teel wi i' Mi A. Haycock\nB, Leabmai B, F. Somerville,\nand .'nek Ml oo\nThe annual meeting w, tla* Rovel-\nItoke Poultry an*! I'd Sturk \/VB80\nheld in tha City Hall\noi T le-sday i ve ling next, at \u25a0\nli .-.- Hon oi officers\n; . mnual report\nThe W L'.T.I held ., mosl iucci\nInl tea and iale *\u25a0! home cooking on\nFi lay afternoon at tin* home >\u25a0! Mrs.\nV. J. Scott. Tin* VV.C.T.I'. Wish tn\nthank the ladies wbo contributed an.l\npatronized tbi tea.\nMr. J. M Doyle, tli,* Oaigary manager fur l' Burnt .v Co.; spent the\nim: i I thii - n town, and\n\u2022 nn Wednesday Foi Vancouver, lie\nreturn on Sunday and will pt\"\n\u2022 stter r malolng ovei a day\nat Revelstoke.\nClub bad a tun'\nle on Thursday, going up\ntl Hi- Bend about eight miles, thej\na stovi with\nhal a inn repast, Tin'\n* tj was moBt successfully \u2022 a\n\u25a0\u25a0 Mr v\\. r.\nJ. H. 9 of tli, St.,:\n- jtanl\nport in*' \u25a0 istom house\nbvr. \u2022: Mr McMartin, who\n\u2022\nMr. Moi\n\u00bbt Thursdi\nWadman, tra-. * .r,,r\\\n>* \u2022 \u25a0 \u2022 . i\ntped\ntrip to Pri no\n\u2022\nPort\n-\" \u25a0 - ' .\n\u2022 r-\u25a0- \u25a0\nI'm*,' Wliiti Clover Hi\nwill liml awfullv imi*\nHOME-MADE JAM in pintsaml quurb\nlllisolulelv pun* ami well put up.\nSYRUPS I'u\" .Ma | Ic Syrup in bottles oi\nanU'i t\" be tin' best.\nulass i.n*\nllii*\nwliicb i' i :*;ii*ii\nA. HOBSON,\nMacKenzie Avenue\nSPRING iS APPROACHING\nI tow il\"'iit last mm!\niiitenil io build that\nmost ilesirable lots\nprices advances.\n'- resolution\nhi,im* ui uoi\nui gone, 'an\niu regard to Lniililii k ' lio\nIf so, diitt't wait until all\nget bnsv ii in I -,.1111' oue l\u00bbt\n(nre\nKOOTENAY AGENCIES LIMITED\nMoving pictures at the Kdison tn\nnigbt\nMrs. li w. Foot will receiv i\n'I' 1 .lav all l ID Illi' Gtll in-i .\nMoviug pictures al tin star to\nni -lit\nRmpress Shoes regular M and *\"*.\ni'* * ' ixforda and I'umps Vour\nchoice toi (9 ii McLennan's Jt.\nI will lv in Revelsti Ki a .lay or\ntwo to attend to nny pianon that\nno -.1 tuning, .l.ini' s Carl * Mason\ni- Kiscii Tuner.\nDuring tin' absence Irom town \"I\nHr. Hamilton, police magistrate,\n\u2022 . \u25a0' mi k Bruce La\u00ab \u25a0 in will tie\ning magistrate.\nThe tiirls' Hospital '\u2022\u25a0: Id \u2022\n\u25a0 - regular monthly a *\u25a0\nlav Feh \"111 at till' ta ni* \" m\nFi \u2022\u25a0 All til,' i\nmpi \u25a0\u25a0'.'\u25a0 I\n-\nirch, Fi rth, the\n. \u25a0 \u25a0 \u2022\nIm papers, - \u25a0\nuteres!\nCi ne.\n[hi ihe ami\ntbe Bapl\nIo Be Shewn Next Week\nThe Sim* theatre has\nnundlip pictures (nun\nVernon, cbam- '\"\u25a0' present\n, ,, cl! and Mim\ntor the\necured the\nPi ndleton,\nOregon, the iccoud annual northwest\nround up, vv Ud ste< I ontcsl be\nDell Blai chel I champion ol the\nreal and Buffalo\n* I\nampionsblp. Bertha Blan\nchampion ati atght up\nforld a her\nIt (tbi\nIn,li,in en\n*\n*\nWestwai\n*\n-\u2022 * .-\n*\n' \u25a0\n\u25a0 *\n*\n\u25a0\n'\n\u25a0 \u25a0\n' \u2022 \u2022 :\u25a0\nH Bai\n*\nUt iiuestlon\u2014Tin\nadvertising signs.\n2nil question -The aid of the council in the shape of n contribution, n\nsiini Btlggested as $750 to be aililed\nns ii yearly contribution to the\nhonrd ol trade publicity lund.\n:ir,l question\u2014To ask tho council to\nlake steps to BOCUl'0 ni.lusllies for\nRovelstoke by olferlng Inducements to\neapital to lui'ate in Uevelstoko and\ndistrict and advertising to tbe world\nthat nny new enterprises which would\nassist hi the development of tins\ndistrict, would be welcomed by tho\neity.\nThe deputation presented the views\nnf the Board ol Trade on the matter\nnl encouraging industries and new\nenterprises lo come to Revelstoke and\nthe council passe.I a resolution expressing their willingness to go mor?\nthan lutlr way In the matter of sup\ncity serviees, tn all new industries,\n| plying cheap power, light, water und\nrailways and similar undertakings\nwhich would liegin active work within a reasonable period, with n view\nto opening up thc Ulg Ueud country\nand otherwise rendering available the\nresources of tins distiiet.\nPARK l.KASK.\nMayor Sutherland- Mr. MeCarter\nhas brought up ihe mntter nf the\npark lease t\" llie Western Turf Asia,\nI'iatimi satisfactory arrangements\nhave heen promised as between the\nTurf Association and the Agricultural Association, whieh bodies are work\ninir together. The association proposes i\" surrender iheir old lease,\nwhieh has still nine years tn run and\nrequest that the council accept same\nand issue hy resolution lu lieu of\nthe surrendered lease, a lease for )i\"\nyears from date. I am ih favor \"1\ntins proposal.\nAid. Abrahamson\u2014Before tins res\nolution is passed. I think vve should\niai behalf of the ratepayers, have In\nsorted iu tbe lease ,, clause thai tbe\nWestern Turf Ass,,rial inn should\ngrant the Vgricnltural Association a\nleas' of tins ground ul a nominal\nrent. vv,. should see thai the Agrl\ncultural Association is protected ag-\niiinsl ib* possibility of future trouble\nwhen the Turl Association might be\nin *i posi thm i*. dictate tei ms t\" the\nAgricultural tssociatl r else by\nputting up the rent torce the Agricul\ntural Ass,.ia,it mn ol the grounds\nAid. Howson\u2014If a proviso Is put in\nlease between the enull-\nTurf As ociation, that\nthe lease Is given Btibjccl to the\ngemeni .,i ,, lease betw the\nTurf Vs.-.*'* .:.*.a and tbe Agrtcultur-\n\u2022'. v\u2014i r( on that would meet the\nI OB*\nMi McCartei \u00ab behalf of the\nTurf v-s.* ition, are prepared to\nbind oui - come t\" an agree\nment with thi Agricultural Associa-\n* to both a\n\u2022\nlei the\nminal rent .,; ,*| per\n::: 'he Turl -VRBoclation to\n\u2022 lal Ion should\ntion of i lor 2a\nyeai - \u2022 the Turl Vss-.e,at ion.\n\u25a0 ' '*\u25a0:\n-I\no'tcers ol the Turl and Agricultural I\nin socintiuiis will remain tho same for i\n:' me mouths und 1 think vve would |\nbo fair in promising that these pur-\nties within the time o! three months\ncan como to au equable agreement as\nper the elnnse In this lease, whieh in\nmy opinion safeguards nil parties.,\nAid. Barber\u2014Oau we Rive the lease\nto the Agricultural Association and\nlet ilu'in BUb let to the Turf Associa\nt Ion.\nMayor Sutherland No, becuuso tho\n'Pari Association are lbe heavy end\nnf tllO Fall' and have spent Ihe Vast\nhulk ol the monoy laid oul on tho\ngrounds tn dato.\nThe motion rends \"thai lease be\ngrunted suhjeet to n clause that the\ntwo associations get down to un ag\nreenieut between themselves tor the\nlease to the Agricultural AbsocIh -\nlinn.\" Tho motion curried. Aid\nAbrahamson voting against,\nCOMMUNICATIONS,\nSewer Bylaw\u2014A letter from 11 s\nMeCarter giving legal opinion nil the\nsewer bylaw wus road; thc gist ol\nthis opinion is iiii That uu action\nin' taken tins BOBSlnll ol the luiuse\ntlie Sewer Bylaw, as the date tor\nsubmitting such bills tor tho present\nSession has passed; (b) Tbat it would\nbe impossible to get the legislature\nto puss a general amendment to the\nMunicipal Clauses Ael that would\ndeal with the local diliiculty, u-i The\nlegislature would pass a reasonable\nspeeial act approved by the debenture\nholders to raise the balance ol the\nmoney spent In excess of money raised and to authorize the ohango of 60\nyear debentures for the existing 2n\nyear debentures; (dl All those properties named ni the schedule to the\npresent bylaw wbioh have bad sew -\n\u25a0is constructed opposite them, ara\nliable fnr the arrears standing again\n-t them, and paymenl of these ur -\nrears can bc enforced In tho ordinary\nway; iei Those properties which have\nnol had any sewers constructed opposite them yet and opposite whieh\nit is nut Intended tn build any sew-\n*t as proposed under the original by\nlaw, 1 advise no action be taken.\nWe are proud of our Store because it is a successful\nHardware Store.\nYou do not \" fork over all your money to us for\npoor goods, but pay us only a reasonable price for the\nbest hardware made.\"\nWhen you\nwant Hardware, remember we've\ngot it.\nCome and look ! We like lookers!\nRevelstoke Hardware Co., Ltd.\nHowson Block\nST. I'llTI'lK'S BHURCH\nRev, c. a. Procunler, rector, 8opl\nnagesina Sunday lluly Communion\nand after .Matins at ll a.m.; ISvon \u25a0\nIng at Taill p.m.\nin* ,.. cordially Invited\nvices ol the church.\nill thc aer\n(Continued in Wednesday's Issuo.)\nES\nCATHOLIC CHURCH\nSt. Francis of AbsIsII Catholic\nchurch, corner of Fifth street und\nMcKenzie avenue.\nServiees\u2014tin nil Sunday., MM'.epI\nthe fourth of each month. Low mass\nwith Communion ol the Faithful at\n8 .ini. High Mass at 10 80 a. in..\nChristian Doctrine for children at\n2:?.(l p.m. Rosary with Uendiction of\nThe Blessed Sacrament 7:;10 p.m.\nOn week days\u2014Holy Mass every\nmorning at 7:80, Confessions are\nheard every evening alter 7:,'1U und\nin thc mornings before Mass.\nJ. C. McKenzie. P. P.\nMETHODIST CHURCH\nHi\"*,, u. ,i. Mclntyre, pastor,\nvices \"a Sundti) us follows u\nMr. Kverett Camerou\nspeakei giving au address\nBer\na.ill.\nwill he ti\"'\ntu boys and\ni-ii'ls. i luud nuiBli i,y Junior choir;\n' Ul p 111 . Sun.lav BCbool and Bible\nilass,*.-. i;30 pui . Mr. Percy Ulflord\nof the Y.M.C.A. will give aii address\n. nbject. \"Thai Boy ol Yours.\" Par\nT.is ar.* specially Invited to beai this sing\nlatere ting subject discussed, The\nSenior choir will render Bpecial music Monday ul >> p.m. tbe tiist uf the\nrival concerts will be given m the\nchurch. To lie given by men only,\nWednesday at 8 p.m., Bpworth Lea\nmeeting in charge of the Christ\nBAPTIST CHURCH\nRev. ll. Q. Ksiabrnok, superintendent u[ Baptist missions In Dritish\nColumbia, will speak in the Baptist\nchurch Sunduy. February 4th, bulb\nmorning and evening. A cordial Invitation extended to nil.\nItue\nI ian Bud * IV\n,i ;m.|il. The pub\nPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.\nRev. .1. vv. Stevenson, minister, sor\nvices tomorrow al il a.m. and 7;:io\np.m.; Sunday school nnil adult Bible\ni lasses at 2Ml p.m. Ill tllO evildr;\n\"Church Union\" will be the subject\nnf the addiess. and Miss Wrigley will\n'ii Real iu the Lord\" Iron\nMendelssohn's Eli jab. The l,adies'\nAuxiliary will meet In Hie church on\nTuesday al 8:30; On Wednesday the\ntmlnstcr Guild will bold a speeial\nDickens' evening when the liie and\nWork nl the great anl bur will be\nreviewed. There will also be special\nmusic.\nEDMONTON\nA glance at thc map will Bhow ymi that Bdmonton must be the logical\ndistributing centre for the Great Peace Kivor Country antl Northern\nB. CM covering a territory hundreds of miles square now being opened ui>\nby the Canadian Northern ami Grand Trunk Pacific Railroads. New\nnis this coming commercial centre and\nThe C. N.\nIndustries aro now heading towar\n'the railway development this year will be enormous.\nare putting in their Shops there and the C. P. R. are Bpending\n$3,000,000 in the City alone. Everything points\nyear for 1912 and Realty values wi\nOur Subdivision there called\nrapidly\nto a record\nadva' c:.\n'\nI < rr of bob\n- .* \u2022\n11 .\n,'\ni \u2022 - \u2022 '\n'\u2022...\n\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0 ol\n-* \u25a0\nand a ill- ...\n\\ -pa- 1 \u25a0 ...,.;;\n-- en constating .<\u2022 , mail\nilin\nid CbOll ,llllll' !!'-\nI\n*i ,;.|. *\n.' ' ' ' ' '\n'\u2022\n. . *\n'\n\u25a0 aw\n nol\n\u25a0\n...\n\u2022a\nI don 'I\n\u25a0. 1 feel thai\nIW vllu will fui\ntn pen\nshould \u25a0 ible\n. \u2022 cant\n:' te V.'i .'\u2022 illiiral\n'\n-: \"iliuls\n*\n\u25a0we\n'\nJ Ji:\\VS DRUG STORK\nSALE OF SHOPWORN\nBOOKS\nA Window lull ui i Jopj -\nrighted luK.ks nt $1,25\n\u2014Now selling i'ii'\n25c. Each\nTHE SCHOLL\n\u2022\u2022 Foot-Easer \" for al\nFni'i troubles\n$2 and $3 Each\nREXALL\ni. ni'i i ii\nMtnoni ' i' -iin\nall dclli'li'f'\nfr.r an \"f mi'\nREXALL\ni .,.' I..* i i irrcl nn\nUntil\n>, rup H\\ |io\u00bbphilel i '.a,\n\u2022.\".uiul po Imttli \u25a0!\nnainboo Brll t blow! na ili\n.in.' II\nBARGAINS\nBARGAINS\nIn all kinds \u25a0\u25a0'' Mer -* and Bo s Wen\nApp\nDressing Gov Smoking Jackets\nfor men a specialty\nShoes 'if all kinds and al a |\nbews THE REXALL STORE bews\nMcKINNON & SUTHERLAND\nFIRST STREET\nis located but 2#\nmiles from post office,\ncommanding a magnificent view of the Saskatchewan river, and from its\nconvenient and pleasant situation, will in the near future be\nthe centre of building activity, and\nshould be worth double its present\nvalue in a short time. Lots are now on\nsale at\n50 EACH\n$30 Down and Balance Over 18 Months\nWn hare for sale a few specially selected lots in Port Mann, the western\nterminus of the C, N* It*, at 2276 each, with a cash payment down oi lio.\nOver B million and B half dollars have been invested in Port Mann during\nil\u201e. last three weeks, and these lots which adjoin the townsite will more\nthan double as soon as the < . N. K. Townsite is put on the market tn .\nMarch. Gel in on this bargain at once ior a <|tiick clean up.\nI.\ni. B. WATSON REALTY COMPANY\nE. Q. FOLEY. 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