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Headquarters for |\u00bb]\nfi Columbia River Navigation. 3\n\u25a0 Hub of Timber Belt, Mineral H\n8 Zone, Agricultural Lands and ;\u00ab!\n9 Vabt Waler Powers of B. C. H\n\u25a0 m\nm (*1 I\u00bb !!\u00ab] !\u00abi 11\"! H\u00aeN 1 (\"1 \u00ae l\u00ab! M\n%\n\u25a0V\n\"Revelstoke, the Capital of Canada's Alps.'9\nvv \u2014\t\nThe Mail-Hepald\ni\u00ab:x8i.:\u00bb\u00bb;i?sw:i\u00ab;i,g3ii\nL-i \u25a0\n\u25a0 THE MAIL-HERALD \u00a3\n(g Circulates twice per week am- 8\n(D on?; the prosjieious citizens ol H.\n{\u25a0] Canada's Premier Province. \u00a7|\nIH The recognised advertising [\u25a0)\ng medium tor Kootenay and In- 9\ng terior British Columbia. g\nm m\n(SiawiIHSflHSlilllSSllia\nVol. 19 No 78\nKEVELSTOKE. B. C OCTOBER 1, 1913\n$.2.50 Per Year\nCITY COUNCIL.\nREGULAR MEETING\nLong Discussion re Building Permit Applied for\nby J. C. Tapping.-Council Grant Same on\nCertificate Building Inspector.\u2014Other Important Business Transacted.\n(Continued from la-,'1 Issue)\n. ___\u2014\u2014\u2014\nAid. Bourne\u2014 I have no questions to\nask.\nAhl Horobin\u2014Those are the only\ntwo things we ipieationed at the last\nmeel ing.\nCB. Gillian\u2014These speejtications are\ntbe usual specifications, which are sub-\nnutted by the architect. It is a question between the architect anil the ow-\nner of the building. The building in-\nspecini* ha- the say ii he is nol satis-\ntied.\nAid. McSorley\u2014No, 1 have uo ipies-\ntion-.\nOhairman\u2014Mr. Wallaee and Mr Gillan. that will h\u00ab* all.\nAid. McSorley\u2014Mr. Gillan. you understand you have had your hearing\non the matter, if you wish to remain\nit i- ymir privilege.\nO.E. Gillan\u2014I know all about ihat,\nthe-re Is no permit required for my\npresence here.\nAlder. Horobin\u2014I understand the\nplans blue prints, etc., have been referred to ihe buileling inspector. Here\nundei ln~ own signal ure is now given\nthat they comply with the bylaws, in\nview of this fact I moie' \"ihut in view\not the decision ol the building inspector in certifying that the plans and\n.specilie aiion- of the proposed huihline^\naboui to be erected on lots 17 to 19,\nblock IT, comply with the bylaw, that\nthe ,'\u2022\u2022 rmission of ibis council !\u00bb-\u25a0 given\nto Mr. J.C. Tapping to erect the build\ning according to the plans ;m.l specifications on tile in the City Clerk's of-\nti.e.\"\nOhairman Howson\u2014Is there a seconder to this motion.\nAid. Bourn,\u2014 Is there no allnman\nhei'' from that ward who wishes to assist ,n ihe building Up of thai part ol\nthe town\nAid. M -Kinnon\u2014I personally am n>it\nInterested, if it complies with the by -\nlaws it is just on the -'ame fooling as\nany ..thei buiklin^ eeiine; up within the\nfire limits.\nWhile I dtd noi vote on this at the\nlast ine-eting because I diel nol want to\nuntie- essarily get Into ibis thing, al\ntl.\" -ame' time! am noi u'<>in: to go\nagainst my fi-eliug of justness in a\nman putting a building up provided he\ncomplies with the bylaws, and tf no\none else wants to Becond Mr. Hoiobins\nmotion,! will second it, rather ihan\nsee anything which ha- been done fot\neverybody else and which is in accordance with our Inlaws, turned d. wn. i\nAid. McSorley\u2014No, we arc not really for thc question yet.\nPersonally I am a good deal like A Ll\nMeKinnon, I .nn inii trying to blo>*k\nthi-' building going up. This building\nhas ', lite i lii-iiiiy In connection with\nit. II ihere is not there will li \u25a0. This\nbuilding, -o lar, has been bandied by\ntbe board of license lontmissioners and\nIdee 'ell -.''' ;,|lV I'll'llll plTStlllillly for\ntang n_- iiv city council up with ;t.\nPersi an . ' '\u25a0 i \u2022\u25a0 i n ti inn io keep\nHi \u25a0 ty c iuni il oil ; i tan le, but\nI nn afraid they mc getting into li\nanyhow. They were distinctly given t ,\nun I'11 land iiiii .uiv building ihut was\ndon \u25a0 before the i onflrmatlon ol a\nsubse Mieni license commissioner* meet\nini;, was di'iie at ihi'ir risk. I claim\nUnit ihi- council diould noi deal with\nthi- iiiniteruni.il after the mth nf Oc-\ntober, when thii has been ratified or\notherwise hy the license commissioners\nAid. Me Kinnon\u2014In the firsl plaoe I\npersonally do nol care whether tb li\ncense, commissioners' ratify this, wheih\ner they put a li'-eiise there or nol and\nwhether ihey meeton the lOthor not.\nor they never meel, 'Ihey lime noth\ning iee In with ihe matter, nnd they\njueneii tangling mr with ihe lie ise\n',.\u25a0 . nr. id 11 IIS n \u00a7 ii :, |\nm m\nli MANNINQ'S. *]\nB Whole ni\" Retail 1\nIJ ll\n* li I'livm ' Can ly from us you \u25a0\n\u25a0 \"'* Fresh Made 'I'.. Day \u25a0'\n|S, I.\"ee I Ol ll' II' fhl t IJll Jitj |\n\u25a0 I'.'iimni.'M li,,,,,. fndu trj bj \u25a0\nia I) lying al \u25a0\n1 H\nlai MANNINO'B \u25a0\nPl 1\n[\u25a0 1 ....... . \u25a0 ......\ncommissioners. If they wanl to ke>'p\nthe law, or break tho law, that is thoir\nfuneral no' mine. It is however, to\nkeep lhc couneil from getting langle.l\nup with the license commissioners au.l\niheir actions ihat I am supporting the\nbuilding of this hotel or whatever building you call it.\nOnee the permit is given Ior building this block, the council is throi.di\nwith it.\nChairman\u2014Any further discussion Le\nfore I put the motion, there is ample\ntime for discussion.\nAid. MeKinnon\u2014I would liko to hear\nthe aldermen give their opinion.\nAid. Horobin\u2014Personally I tiiian it\nwould bean acquisition to th: 'iiy\nto have a building of this sort constructed. I only wish there wer.' a\nhundred of ihem L'oing up. tlf course\nw \u25a0 do iml know what the license e ra-\nmiseloners will used as in argument in favor of the granting of tbe\nlie i nse or otherwise,\nAid. Mi-Soiley\u2014I think the ,'a=on\nfm- this requeet for approval of tbis\nhas been so that they may have something to hang thei- hat on in the application for a license.\nAid. MeKinnon\u2014My idea is that the\nsooner the council is through .'Ch it\nthe better.\nAid. McSorley\u20141 ihink the matter\nIuui better Ik- handled after the 10th\nwhen tbe other people are through\nwith it.\nAid. MeKinnon\u2014We have nothing to\ndo with them, tbis -how has nothin_r\nlo do with the other.\nAid. McSorley\u2014Often one -how is\nused io help another,\nAid. Uouin.\u2014I do not see what the\ncounoil ha- furl her to do. A party\n1 n- io pm up a building and it i-\npassed hy thc building inspector. 1 'I..\nnot know what we are hie for unless\nwe want building to Lro on under such\ncircumstances. 1 have n.ithinu' further\nii. -ay. The question Was then put.\nAid, MeSorh-y voted against. i\nORDINARY BUSINESS.\nThe counoil then resumed ordinary\nbusine--.\nUnder the beading of commti\nti.in- the following letter was read\nfrom Ciiy Solicitor:\u2014Re Lewi- Feme.\nI have ni tie' request eif the Mayoi Interviewed Mr. Lewi- jn regard to the\nproposal of the cot il lo pay him\nJI.'iO lode, ih- fencing at the- powei\nhouse road and relieve ihe oity from\nall furthei responsibility in connection\ntherewith. He lays thai I.i- wiil take\ni h.i i -um to fence one s\nly. Imt. iimi he will not relieve tb- city\nfiom whai I..' consider* theii acre--\nin in ui fence ii nn both tide . He i iy\nthin wh.n Im' igned the deed and th-'\nagreement prepared at Mr. Lawion'i\nleepie-ihe fully un lersiood ihat the\nagreement wa- to be carried out to\nili.' letter, nn.l be now objects tr. the\ndeed being delivered ovei 'e, ih cny\nimle-s ihe agreement is fully rried\nout He threaten- to -'top up the\nroad hy gates mil\"-- ilu- mattei\njusted nt one\" and notified me to iay\nthat he in\" n Is i\" t i,.' ee a , p to\nhave ihe deed cancelled unlerfi the agree\n.1.'in i- carried out. I know thai the\nagreement wa- prep ire I v Mi, Law-\non's iv pi- -i. an I un ler Ins in tne\n\u25a0 um i-- i.i i.m i.ui-. ime whether Law\niiii ever bad authority fiom the \u25a0\u25a0 \"i\n\u2022 l'o mai up ir h an agreement, I\n..[ i ourse ' liuin' ay, I know that\nLewis dgned the agre menl nn I eie.-i\nin my pn' \"ll \u2022 in lh\" fill Mlei tli.it\nih ' agli 'i'i \u25a0 \u25a0 Would be aril I out.\nami if ''' ff in i n.,* to lie i ir -\n' Imi .nn. h.' -h ! I\ni'ii lhn tn tened om.''\nM 11.1' '11 .-\u2022\" ., \u2022 i\ni pro** i ; .: ll. r\nuld. M.I. M iv Innon n o Thnl\nnr '.' id Lewi and\n\"vi \u2022 n ettli ment\nwith him regarding the power hons,'\nroad and fence, li thay aro unable to\nmake satisfactory arrangements, thai\nthe council then proceed lo comply\nwiih ihe laws of B.C. in regard to the\nfencing laws, and that the mai ter be\n, thereafter allowed to take the legal\ncourse, as the originil uavmeut wns\n' made on lhe option 'given to th\" council by Mr. Lewis in respect or this\nI property. Seconded by Aid. Hcrohin\nand carried unanimously.\nSCHOOL TRUSTEE RESIGNS.\nTin' Ciiy Olerk rend the following\nletter*\n1 \"Hevel-iei-e S.iioe.l l)oa:d, Scptem-\nli\"i- 25th, I am Instructed to advise\n>on lhal Mr. E. Kdwnrds has tendered lii- resignation for school trustee\nim the .iiy, ami same has been aceept-\ni'I hy llii- hoard. Will you please arrange to have an election held a- early as possible loiill ihn vacancy for\nliis unexpired term whieh ends Decem-\nl>er I'.114.\nT. W. BRADSHAW,\nSecretary Si hool Board''\nAid. McSorley\u2014This will necessitate\na by.-election to fill the vacancy.\nAid. Horobin\u2014Yes, ihese vacancies.\nI believe are supposed to be tilled immediately.\nAid. MeKinnon\u20141 move inai the\nmayor confer with the sehool trustees\nin regard to this resignation, anl if\nfound neeessiiry proceed at onee wiih\nihe preliminaries for ho'ciiu the election. Seconded by Aid. Horobin, and\ncarried unanimously,\nESTIMATES.\nThe City Clerk submitted exhaustive\nstatements of estimates, and actual\nexpenditures to date.\nAid. MeKinnon\u2014I wish to draw attention io the manner in whieh the\nexpendituce i- creeping up to the estimates. Several amounts have been\nexpended unavoidably, whieh Were\nn,,\\ budgetted for, and under other\nheadings the limit set ha- ben ap-\nproached with -till some months to\nmn before the end oi ihe financial year\nAid McSorley\u2014There Is certain work\nto the power house and dam, whieh\nabsolutely must be done in my opinion, and a- I have pointed out before.\nThi- work should be properly done\nihi- low water time.\nActing Mayor Howson\u2014We will put\nthis on record in ihe minute book and\nrecommend that as soon as the. Mayor\nreturns the preparations be male ior\ntliis work.\nPURCHA8B OF HARNESS.\nAid. .M.Kinnon\u2014There is ihe matter\not a -et oi h iini'-s the account tor\nwhieh was discussed at lbe last -pec-\nlal meeting. I move \"that the aciion\nof ihe publi' works committee in getting that harness be ratified by the\ncouncil.''\nAid. McSorley\u2014J sccoud tbat.\nAid. Bourne\u20141 do not think the pub\nlie work- committee hal anything to\ni.. wuh It, at least so (ar as I am eon\ne erned.\nChairman\u2014This harness was** needed.\nAid. Ho' 8124 see-in- a igrge sum\nto pay for a let oi harness.\nAid. MeKinnon\u2014The question of this\nbarnes* came up. I proposed that the\nharness should bc a good set and\n- iggested that i: a sei of oa't tanned\nband sewn harness were purchase l I\nw.euld be willing t\" pay ns high as\n8100.\nTbere wa- -. em-- question of extras\nand alterations lettering, which cost\n\u25a0omething, I think il thai set of\nharness is looked after it should be\n\u2022e..i .oi the ue*t six years ai least.\nACCOUNTS.\n\\. i Hoi 'inn Before the accounts\n., read by the 'ity ilerk are i i sd,\n\u2022 li. i. are cei tain Items I woul i like\nexplain! 1.\nilTV HOTEL FIRB.\nCity Clerk Gordon The amount of\n...:7.'.'\"\u25a0 i-( .r stenographei fees in con-\nv. Ith thc City hotel tire\nin |iie-t.\nTn \u25a0 \u25a0. lence taken I un li n tan i cov\nered about 70 pages.\nUd, Hon a In . onne.ii'ii with\n0 i thi- council should, I\nih.nk, before ;h ii amount i- paid,\nshould ii.i \u2014 a copy of those notes\ni in-' ii'\" ,i und .ii nl\" in th \u25a0 city\notfiee. Mj - 11 thi siand\ne \u25a0 i I .;' \u25a0 I y to \":'\nii othei quarters. In fad I\n. n .w thir the Boar I nl Mninlan I fire\n.' ive ma le an api li .it Ion I i\nD li -I '. ith a \u25a0 \" ij . .iui .'...ii giv-\nB I that rei i.ne ne* '\"\u25a0 i-\ntheli po io i, and moi*\"\nwill be he ifd ol it.\n\\ : MeKinnon \u2014I ean confirm All,\nis*. i\"w- to some extent, and\ni il in i \u2022\u2022 likedy lo be made'\nevidence\n\u25a0 -\nthe i ! (oi whi.h\n\u25a0 paymi nl of\n' n | terminated a> il 3i\n\u25a0 \u25a0'\u2022 lo'*k.\nASSOCIATED BOARDS\nOF TRADE MEETING\nPass Important Resolutions at Kaslo, B. C.\u2014Advocate Appointment of Minister of Mines.\u2014Demand Postal Delivery Benefits be Granted on Revenue Basis not Pop\nulation.\nKaslo, B. C, Sept. 'iti.\u2014 Punctuality and dispatch marked the\nclosing session of the Associated\nHoards of Trade's business transactions this morning. Exactly at\nD o'clock President F. A. Siarkey\ncalled the convention to Older.\nThe volume of business was\nheavy, but the delegates were accustomed to convention team work,\nand held strictlv to business with\nmlid results. ai^ii^--^.\nThe following resolutions were\npassed:\n(1) A resolution dealing with the\ntelephone service, adhering to the\nview that the government should\niquire thete utilities and operate\ntbem in such a way that every\ndueller in the province could get\nthe benefit of the telephone. Until\ntliis is accomplished a bonus of $50\nper mile to companies is recommended in return for their extending their lines into sparsely populated districts, immediate aid is\nnsked between Yahk to Creston;\nCreston to Nelson, Nelson to Wan-\neta and Waneta to Trail.\n. \"i .MINING COMMISSION 0~\n(2) That the following resolution\nbe forwarded to the Hon. the Min\nister of Mines:\nWhilst fully appreciating the\ni.ranting of our petition for the extension of the lead bounty, we still\nfurther respectfully request that\nyou appoint a special commission\nto inquire thoroughly into the form\nand extent of permanent encouragement to the lead and zinc industry\nwhich may be affected by the lowering of the United States duties\nadmitting ores to be smelted there\nand thus preventing the encouragement of home manufactures and\nnv other causes which are peculiar\nto the mining interests of this im-\nimrtant district.\n(8) That in the opinion of this\niioard tbe introduction of free pos-\ninl delivery in cities should be\nmade contingent only on a postal\nii venue of $\"20,1*00, and not, aa at\ni lesent, in addition on a population basis.\ni 11 That the associated boards of\ntrade desire to place on record their\ndissatisfaction with the general\nunor of the Bank act 1013, in that\nlieydeem this act inadequate to\ndirect and control the monetary\nand financial affairs of the country\nequitably toward all classes of the\ncommunity. That these boards are\nof opinion that as special and exclusive privileges have been con-\nlerred by previous acts, and continued by the Bank act 1913, upon\nthe banks, such privileges being\nconfined to banks alone, regula-\niions governing tbe relations ofthe\nminks to the public should be\nmade. 10 01\ni5i Whereas the mining industry\nof Canada bas assumed such proportions during the past few year-,\nml in view of the prospective future of this industry, and tbe necessity for its encouragement by\nevery \\ ossible means; therefore be\nit resolved that the association\nboards of trade of eastern Britii-h\nUolumbia strongly urge upon the\nDominion government the neo. ssity*\nof creating a portfolio of minister\nof mines, and such minister to devote his whole time to the conduct\nof tbe department of mines.\nnii That the provincial government be petitioned to establish o\npermanent commission whose duty\nit shall be, among other thi 'g*, t\"'\ncollect and tabulate passenger,\nfreight, express, telegraph and telephone rates, affecting the province\na- a whole, or any part of it; to\nassist in obtaining equitable rales,\nnnd to secure to observance hy\npublic service companies of the\nterms nf their charters and of tbe\nregulations governing the carrying\non nf their enterprise.\nt7i Resolved that the Dominion\ngovernment be earnestlj requested\nthat when parlies visit Cana In.\nni I especially llritii-b Columbin,\nlhal tbey be routed one way ov\u00abi\nlhe Crow's Nesl pus;- route.\nIsi That the postmaster-general be petitioned to furnish the\nNelson-Kaslo-Lardeau route with\nmail clerks and that R.F. Green's\nassistance be Sought to secure\nthis service.\nt.9) That the meeting appreciates the action of the Dominion\nGovernment in appropaiating $36\n000 for the purpose of surveying\nthe Columbia River with a view\nof making it navigable from the\nCanadian Pacific Railway to the\nboundary of Washington state.\n(10) That highways be opened\nbetween Trail, Rossland and the\nboundary next year.\n(11) That telephone companies be compelled by government\nto establesh call stations every\nfive miles and that these lines\nmust follow trunk roads.\n(12) That the board express\nadmiration of the Fernie board\nof trade in helping to protect its\ncitizens from being fleeced by unscrupulous! vendors of worthless\nso-called sub-divisions-\n(13) That an infirmary be established by the provincial government where disabled persons\nmay learn some self-supporting\ntrade. _ \u201e\nSpecial attention was bestowed on the resolution dealing with\nthe failure of the Doukhobors to\nconform to laws under which\nothers must abide. IS!h\nGreat emphasis was laid on a \t\nresolution pressing on the gov- ; ea, 2 Dollle Shepherd, 3 Bruve Hume\nernment the need of completing'aud Ogo Pradolini; honorably meu-\nan automobile road through Earl j tion'd (alphabetically arrangedc\u2014Ger-\nGrey's pass and copies of this!\ntions which are now beiug conduvtod\nwith great secrecy and whioh it is\ndifficult to believe can have any effective outcome trom the Japanese point\nof view.\nIS OPTIMISTIC.\nThe premier is very optimistic about\nBritish Columbia. He makes it very\nclear h.' lias not gone over in connection with any loan, and lhat his visit\nhad nothing to do with finance.\nGenerally speaking, the premier is\nmost hopeful for ihe future. H'.- has\nbeen aska-l. a~ was only natural, about\nthe labor troubles and hns* taken pains\nto show that the government takes uo\nsides in the regrettable struggle, and\nis only endeavoring to maintain order,\nwith which alone it is concerned. Nor\nwill ho admit that British Columbia\nsudors from the excess of labor. \" Any\none willing to take a pick or a Bhovel\ncan obtain work, but it is only ratural\nthat where so many emigrants are deposited every day at railheads, there\nare some who do not like the idea of\nquitting town life and going into the\noutlying country. They may find a\nlittle initial difficulty in fixing things\nup at once, but it ds ceniaiflly not the\ncase that at the present moment there\nis more unemployment in the province\nthan usual.\nEveryone li'ls Sir Richard McBride.\nin Loudon; he is regarded as one of\nthe best types of Dominion statesmen,\ncultured well-Informed, energetic and\ncourteous.\nHONOR\nROLL OF\nSCHOOLS\nFollowing is a li-'t of name- a| pear\ning ou the monthly honor roll ioi Bel\nkirk scho.il:\nReceiving class\u2014l,\nMalcolm McPad-\ntrude Gaiian I. Delbert Hooley, Edna\nHowitt, Annie Jenkins, Gordon Kenward, Mary Kilpatrick, Kathleen McSorley, EdmonJ Morgan, David\nSturdy.\nFirst Primer\u20141 Laura Purvis, 2\nJohnnie Crawford, 3 Annie Gc1'. Hon\n^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^ Drably mentioned:\u2014Annie Bregolini,\ncipal Audit Act and one dealing Boyd Kincaid, David Tevlni, Mena\nwith the necessity of the govern- WaHbum.\nment placing officials throughout Low second Primer\nmotion be sent to -the various!\ncrown ministers.\nA resoltion of regret at the loss\nsustained at the removal by death\nof T. G. Proctor was unanimous- \u2022\nly carried.\nOn urging the need of a Muni-\nthe country whose duties it shall\nbe to gain reliable and exact information about the country, its\nresources and development. That\nif the workman's compensation\nis taken over by the government\nand and funds contributed b.v the\nmining industry are cons* 1 dated\nas in the State of Washington\nthat the amount should be taken\noff the - per cent tax, which is a\nheavy burden to the mining industry.\nVotes of thanks were unanimously passed to the Kaslo board\nof trade, Kaslo people, the mayor\nand press, in which H.W. Power\nwas mentioned, for the Kooten-\nanian and A. McQueen for the\nNelson Daily News, to Mr. Star-\nkey and Messrs Giegerich. McKenzie and Kemp, the acting\nsecretary.\nThe seventeenth annual convention will meet in l'.Ul at Grand\nForks. The delegates visited the\njam factory and were greatly\npleased at the developments in\nin this direction.\nPREMIER\nHAS A\nBUSY TIME\n-1 Alberta. Hob-\nsou, 2 Kathleen Squarebriggs; .*! Josephine Sirianni and Dorothy Nelson ,\nHonorably mentioned:\u2014Hosie liuisco,\nGordon Hooley.\nHigh Sec.end Primer\u20141 Fred Skene,\n2 Rosie Frey. i Evelyn.' Foul. Honor\nably mentioned:\u2014Jamea Caneelliere,\nArthur Colli-ou. Jo:.n Gosh. Mary\nMcLeod.\nLow First Reader\u20141 Wendall I'orter.\n2 Wesley Henderson, *'. Edna Fia-er.\u2014\nHonorably mentioned:\u2014Annie GaUicano, Nicholas Pappas, Albert Petterson.\nHi\"li First Reader\u20141 Charles Mackir?\nrot, 2 Willie Robinson. ,*i Donald Kil -\npairick. Honorably mentioned.\u2014Aura\nCorning, Rosamund Laurence, Archie\nRowlett, Emma Smith.\nLow Second Reader\u20141 Haiol I Pon-\noi. 2 Veronica Paled, 3 Jack Cai mi\nheal. Honorably mentioned: C. .M.--\nSorley, Ho-e Michelli.\nlliirh Beci n.l Reader\u20141 Bin si Frey,\n2 Estelle McDonell nnd Dorothy Pur-\n\\ i-. :i .inn il M.I,un lie- Honorably\nmention .1 \u2014Joe ivo b, !!\u25a0 Im i Bel\nEugen \u25a0 \u2022 'ani', \u25a0 i. Jamifi oj CrawfoeJ,\nLillian Hayward, Harvey M'l. in, Gor\nIII!, Y'l'lll,\ni bird !;\u2022 adei I Cheitei Uaug\n\u2022\u2022 Elsie Frey, '* Laura Beech, Honorably ini'ii I.:., il Robei t Bee -li, Chi is-\n!.\u25a0\u25a0 Blantoui be, Tilly Fre*t, Holla Petterson,\nJunioi Fourth Reader\u2014] Ida Hay, 2\nCecil Johnston, 3 Myrtle Howion,\nHonorably mentioned:\u2014W, Blair, L.\nBriggs, J. Fromey, II. lm i. L.\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 - Iwin, I.. Hob \"ii. it. I..;.'.. \u25a0 m ., D,\nMackinrot, iv. Mackinrot, .1. McCarty,\nM. McLeod, M. McCI n \u2022\u25a0 h.-.n. S.\nmi, A. Morgan, .J. Patrick.\nMo:\nThe Premier ol British Columbia,\nSir Richard McBride, i- having an exceptionally busy lime during bis vi-it\nio London, whi.h will only last till\niho . nd ol ihis month. Every day K \u2022 .' . n a u jt . . .: . \u00bb n \u00bb \u201e\nsees him al the offices oi the province, \u00bb g\nin Sal-Imi.v House, London Wall, re\ncelving visitors at iho rate of one 5]\nevery iiii minutes. Hi\nDm iny his \\isit tho premier will, ol S.\ndense, have an opportunity of dis- .\ncui Ing with the colonial office author! \u25a0\nlies the measures he has taleon to re \u00bb\nplace Asiaticn now engaged in the *\nfisheries ol ihe' province by while g\nmen the abject lioin_- attained by the \u00bb\nrefusal to Issue licenses to orientals . \u25a0\"\nThis Is not done out ol any*hostility to S\nthe Japanese, but it Is, ol courts, the 3\niii'l-'-' i.l diplomatic nofotintions Vi\nwhich no now in pm. r. between S \u201e\nOttawa Tokio and London-negotla '\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ...... , *g] \u00ae gj g g\nOBT IT AT\n\" THK SUCAR BOWL '\u2022\nDon'l forget we -\u25a0 i ve both\n\u25a0\u25a0I i i c cream\nnn I lighl refreshment! F ir\nthese chilly nighl tr) a H it\nTOMATO NECTAR. Out' hoi\nChocolate 1- Htl -111 I>\nOET IT AT\nllll*. SUGAR BOWL \"\nm\n1\nI\nm\n*\na\nii\n\u00ab\ni PAGE TWO\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1913\n\u00a3ews \u00a3rug %Store\nLeather Goods\nIN LARGE QUANTITIES\nLadies' Hand Bags, Card Cases and Purses. Pur Bags\nthat will match your Furs for Fall and Winter. Coat's\nBill Pol.ls, Pass Cases, Wallets, Letter Cases. Every\nconceivable shape and convenience. Music Folios, Cuff\n.iin! Collar Boxes and Letter Polios.\n^\nHew Fall Books\nThe Iron Trail,\" Rex Beach\t\nLaddie,\" Gene Stratton Torter \t\nThe Woman Thou Gavest Me,\" Hall Caiue\" ....\n. he Heart ol tbo Hills.\" John Fox, Jr\t\nJtfter Nov. 1st. we are Closing\nOut Our Lending Library\nSl 50\n1 aO\n1 5'I\n1 50\n.Prescript ions\nWE have boon been building up a stock for 15 years in\norder t\" have everything that may bo wanted in this\ndepartment.\nIVE have always boon influenced by the quality of goods\npurchased rather than by tbe price.\nWE have the highest paid and most competent staff of\nassistants in the Interior of B. C.\nAs yon ean readily realize, the best prescription is ob-\ntainoil only when composed of the best,\u2014best endeavors\nas well as best ingredients,\nW. PARRY\nAUCTIONEER AND VALUER\nHOUSEHOLD SALES\nspecially conducted 30\nHe inns anything and evervthing\n.it any lime, new and second-band.\nWhat he has not (jot bo oan get; so\nbe sure to call alld soo him if you\nwant to save money.\nAV. PARRY\nAuctioneer's Mart, McKenzie Avenue\nRevelstoke, B. C.\n[. G. BURRIDGE k SON\nPlumbers and Tinsmiths\nRepairs, Hot Air and Furnace\nwork a Specialty\n-WORK SHOP\u2014\nConnaught Avo. - Revelstokr\nIn Our Store yon get this result-producing combination.\nVou can be sure that you'll get just what your doctor\nordered if yon take advantage of our skilful service.\nQuality Comes First at\n\/Jews' \u00a3rug Si Qook .Store\nThe\nfc*\nStore\nT ' ..TiM-.i'K'iiaiBM\ngL-rr^r-mmssrsas.\nCITY TRANSFER COMPANY\nBaggage Transferred\nDistributing Agents***\nand Storage . . .\nFURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A SPECIALTY\nBAYNES BUGGIES AND SLEIGHS FOR SALE\nPHONE 276. NIGHT PHONE 71\nSTAND BACK!\nIT'S TC;0 LATE!\nSuch a calamity mav not bave overtaken you, but where is jour guarantee that any day -aye, in day, a\nfire mav destroy your home and\npossessions.\nTAKE OUT A POLICY AT ONCE\nno matter Imw moderate theanioutit,\na policy protects you The premium is so ridiculously small that the\nprice of a cigar a day will give you\nconsiderable insuram e. See us\nabout ibis to-dav remember tomorrow may be too late.\nKOOTENAY AGENCIES, Ltd.\nA. K. KINCAID, Manager.\nTOHN LEE\nDEALER IN\nSILK GOODS\nBattenburg bed spreads and\nshams, scarfs for dresses.\nJust arrived, a new line of\nfur stole muffs for ladii s'\nwear\u2014the price reasonable.\nManufacturers of la\n-ent's shirts and\n-' suits made to order.\n1\nLegal Forms\nior everj purpose are printed\nand stocked bj the Mail-Herald\nSingle Copies Sold. Renuonabte Price\nJOHN LEE\nFRONT STREET. LOWER TOWN.\nNEWS FROM\nFAR ANO NEAR\nRailway travel in the United Kingdom is probably Baler than in any\nother country in the world. In the ten\nyears ending with l'.Ul, one passenger\nwa- killed in train accidonts on thu\naverage in every 65,000,000 iouimeys,\nmnl ono injured in every 2,100,000. For\nihe y'ur i'.'l- iiv number of persons\nkilled was I,\"lii and the injured *\\700\nor at the rale of one killed In every\niis.i!iit:,iiii'i journey and one injured in\n1,81)5,000.\nThe will of Mr. John Linchiiin, of\nCalgary, probated recently, shows lho\nestate to have ii I'li.d value of ?(168,000\nTb\" will boquea'.hs to Ernla Martin\nLin ham ainl Elizabeth Barber Line-\nham, daughters, 8*200,000 each, while\n.Mi. W.l). Linehnm, a brother, i- given\n$75,110!) Mi. ..iim-iis Mclntyro Llnoham\nan I Mi. Donnl I Malcolm L\/luoham\nbroth is, $10,000 i a h, whil \u2022 a score\n,,i oi L i| relat i'. os will re vi. e from\ns*.',0O $3,000 each.\nAe ee liii^ toa compilation recently\nmad', i ana la's mineral production for\nthe lust fiscal year amounted lo more\nlhan $l\"J\"l>0OB',t)00, which is un increase.\n,,i 30,1100, \u25a0 ::i per .cut over the\nfigures which were presenlcd for lbe\npreceding year. The lijiii'cs show\nihai Hi- per eapita production of minerals for tho last year wns about $18.\nThe statistics credit Hi per cent oi ihe\nmill -nil output le' im '-al , while the\nremaining 54 per cent Is lompiled for\nm ii tnetalic substances.\nWith i li \u25a0 im eel ol bi in jinj; about\nbetter irudo relations between Canada\nand Russia, Dr. I, M. Uol le-min. a pro\nfeasor in the 11 ui ver-ity ,,f Rlos.'tw, at\nrived in Winnipeg Inst week. Dr.\nI 'o .1-:. ,n -a.d lleiu n . rent many\ninaiuii'.i -un- is in Cu ludn could liml a\n''.' i> mai i t n Itussi i an 1 thui goods\nen.dd be easily shipped io ihai country ou th- -mi - thai are carrying so\nmany liiimigran o m \u25a0 Dominion,\nI\". ilo;.It in will visil Ko.inn. Saskatoon. Calgary an.l 1) in ion.\nMr. C. M. Ho-wm i i. vice-president\noi the Canadian Pucifii Railroad, in\ncharge of ocean trafllc and steamships\nannounces the appointment ol Mr. H.\nM. Kersey of Lomlon a general manager ,.f the inmpany's transatlantic\nanl trill-'oaciliM Reels. Captain Walsh\nmarine superintendent at Montreal\n| will remain in charge at ihis port m-\nste.i.l of l-.e'e-oiu n> i,,ii..i superintendent at Liverpool, a ,i orad\nCaptain Forster, commander oi the\nEmpress .ii Ireland, will probably lio\ntransfeiroj i,, ibe Liverpnol position.\nMi-s Alie,' Roister of Liberty Place,\nWcehawken, N.V., i- the victim of a\nstrange mala ly, s . i i,, bo without\npaiallcl ,ii nn heal annals. Sii can\nnoi keep awake unless -he stands up.\nS,l! n; or lying down -he becomes minis, i i is io* ihe bo- called\n\u25a0 e ll .,1 A fil,'.,. Wllilh\n11.an i wo weeks. Mi-s Geiset\ni altll i il for t ,\\,, y. al -. Ai-\ntiee.uji s'i \u2022 I,a been ind \u25a0 . iisl iiii\n111 lit. I I two ye US no\nle lowar I a cure\nMl (jeiser, in al '\u25a0\"'-. is a\nilthy ye,mj woman.\ntb mosl intersting liter -\n\u25a0 i e n haa been\n\u25a0 I.een. Gutmbaud,\nRifles and Shot Guns\nAmmunition, Hunting Knives,\nDecoy Ducks, Field Glasses,\nCompasses, Fishing Tackle,\nTents, Camping Outfits, etc.\nMcClary's, Kootenay and Sas-\nkalta Ranges & Heating Stoves.\nSherwin-Williams' Paints, Varnishes, Stains.\nCanadian Oil Co.'s Oils, Gasoline, etc.\nWe carry full stocks in Hardware, Groceries, Hay, Grain and\nFeed.\nBOURNE BROS,, LIMITED\nGROCERS AND HARDWARE DEALERS\nFirst St, Revelstoke. Telephone No. 22\n\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1QnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnQnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn\nAll the Latest Fall Styles\nand Shapes. Our display\nis always new and up-\nto-the-minute with the\nFashion Centres.\nSEE OUR IAK0E FAIL DISPLAY\nM. lluiinbaiiil\n|)i i il study oi *\nlis. who for\nio Vlctoi\nllu beautiful\nOld lhl Wen I I's\n\u25a0 I I,,v.--I. iter .\nb en i...i'liu of ihem\nai 1 Ui' late\nA Remarkable Expression\nof Public Confidence . . .\nis shown in the statement of this Company for tho ti\u00abeal year\nending March 31st, 1913. As compared with one year ago, the\nfollowing figures are exceptionally interesting:\nASSETS MARCH Hist, 1913 $466,915.73\nASSETS MARCH 31st, 1912 $111,2(58.60\nshowing a net gain of $34.r>,f>47.12\nThis remarkable gain is positive evidence of the convenience nnd practicability of the 0, H. I. C. plan.\nNEARLY ONE-QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS LOANED\nTO CtlNTRACT HOLDERS at Ti PER CENT. SIMPLE INTEREST DURING THE PAST FISCAL YEAR.\nIf YOU Dee-Ire n Home of Your Own\u2014If you \"Would Bt Independent of a Landlord\u2014Investigate This plan\u2014Now.\nThe Canadian Home Investment Co., Ltd.\n\"Canada's Old Reliable\"\nHome Office: PACIFIC WILDING, Second Floor\nVANCOUVER. B. C.\nRevelstoke Ollice : - J. B. WATSON REALTY CO.\n;\n\u00ab>:.>i.'.i.:.;,:\u00ab:\u00ab[\u00ab,.;. .*.\u00ab\u00ab,\u00ab.\u00ab;.!.'.,.-..:\u00ab...'\nia\n\u00bb[.\naaDaoanDPDaaaoDOD\nTliailHgiBIMlIirailililil^\ni\nP. RURNS & CO., LIMITED j\n^\/Ilbvays the *Best\n\"ShamrocKl* Butter\nP. RURNS & GO., Limited\n*-reWIWr\u00ab|iTiIi\u00abI\u00abT\u00abTm\u00abW\nM. \\.. 1.1,.11.,\n[1 ofl \"l\n, .i he\n.in I\n:.' ,li' I\nHi Bailey '\n\u25a0 Marin, the I\n\".I.n : h ill,\ne \u25a0 .n \u25a0\u2022\nl-ll'e*.\n\u25a0 ' ' in lie. . Ill\n'\u2022\u2022'.. Mil ,\n' IC\nI ll ,.<\nll' \"I,\n\"\",i \u25a0\u25a0 ii roller,\n\u25a0 i ,,\nI in bod\nla-foci\nilly, tho\ni\n'\u25a0 out ol III\"\n\">! IUU,\n..- Inml\" I -. ii I ' i li '.\ni \"ii' . wai\ntotally did\nIII II Ui'l\nHI Mm i About 11\n(Continued on Pag* three.)\nNEW FRESH GROCERIES\nARRIVING DAILY\nHuntley S Palmer's Nursery BiacnlU, per lb 50c\n.M.i]ase,cs Sua]is, J lbs. for _'Sc\nl-'icsb i rUp Soilas, per pail 15c\nNeu Summer Cheese, per lb 25c\nOrders Delivered to Any Pari of City.\nJohn McINTYRE \u00abs* SON\nKirst Street. Telephone No. 93\nYES! WE SELL\n*#*\n'V 'V\n\u2022I' 'J'\nPremium Ham\nPremium Bid. Ham\nPremium Bacon\nBrookfield Butter\nBrookfield Eggs\nBrookfield Cheese\nSilver Leaf Lard\nJewel Haddies\nAlso a line assortment of\nl'resb .Meats tbe best tbut\nmoney can buy.\nAll Mrats Government Inspected.\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, lOirt\nHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nPAGE THREE\n'I).\nJ.B. Watson Realty Co.\nSash anil Door Factory on 100 foot lot.\nMCKENZIE AVENUE- -8-roomed house on 50-foot lot $7500 00\n1st. STREET\u2014fi-roomed house ou 50-foot lol _ 54000 00\n2nd. STREET 8-roomed house on 50-foot lot JUOtHi 00\nDouble bouse on 75-foot lot &50C0 00\n6-roomed bouse on 50-foot lot J3\u00bb>00 00\n6-roomed house on Jl5oo 00\n3rd. STREET 4 bouses $2100 to {3400 111\n10-roomed bouse on 300-ft, lot $8600 00\n2 lots (the pnir) $ 800 00\n2 lots (the pair) $1500 00\n4th. STREET 6-roomed bouse, nearly new $2200 00\n6-roomed house on 50-ft. lot. $3000 00\nBth. Street 3 6- med bouses. Each $3200 00\n9-roomed house $3800 00\n7th. STREET 4 lots, each $ 300 00\n8th. STREET- 2 lots. Tbc pair $1600 ml\n6-roomed bouse near C.P R. Shops $ 6,\"in 00\n3 Shops and rooms on McKenzie Ave $ 16,000\nDominion Express Money Orders for Sale.\nW. H. HOROBIN, Manager. Local Agency American Casualty Co.\nFire, Life and Accident Insurance Government Lands Money to Loan\nAGENT FOR PACIFIC 6ALE8 ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.\nNEWS FROM\nFAR AND NEAR\n(Continued From Page Two.)\nmillion feet of lumber was consumed .\nwhi.h together with trams, will cause\na loss of probably $250,000. It is di-\nvilcil aiming a number of companies.\nChew tiros, are tli\" heaviest 'losers.\nOther linns represented are the Freeman Lumber Co., Heltlej Lumber Co.\nMassey Lumber Co., B'.P. Potvin, and\nseveral e-mail jobbers, Tha loss ii is\nunderstood, is fully covered by in-\nI sui'ance.\nThe postal revenue always furnishes a splendid iii.l.'x of ibe condition of business, and judging by the\nreturns forthe past four months the\ncountry was never s'o prosperous. For\nthe lirsi I months of the fiscal year.\nLi) 13, iluu ;- fioni March Ul lo July 31\nthe postal revenue Was $4,655,50\" as\nnguinst Sl,142,8-10 for 1912, an increase\nI of 8442,(158'. Ten years ago the receipts\nfor the same lour months were $1,-\n7.i\"i.J!:;. Fe'i them onth of duly the\nrevenue was $l,2*-i(i,074 against 91,094,-\n429 for ilm same month of 1912, Ten\nyears ago for July, 1908, the returns\nwi re 5388,470,\nish Columbia by Mr. A.M. Vlckery who \\\nhas been collecting the consignment j\nsum- last March. Tliis constitutes the\nilmil shipment oi foxes Irom ih\" north\nand wi-1 be last this year. About?150-\n000' worth of animals havo been\nbrought down for the east this year,;\nand h;i\\e been successfully transported. Mr. Caldwell stated that only one j\ndied last trip.\nSlBHHHBllllIlHlliS*11\nAll changes of ads must positively be handed into this\noffice by Monday evening ln\norder that the change shall\nappear in Wednesday's issue,\nand any changes intended for\nSaturday's issue must be\nhanded in not 1 ater than\nThursday evening of eaih\nweek. Business men please\ntake note of the above.\nBBBBBBBBBBBBBB\nTHE MOLSONS BANK\nINCORPORATED 1855\nCapital and Reserve, - $8,700,0-00\n85 BRANCHES IN CANADA\nA OENCRAL DANKINQ BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nCIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT\nTRAVELLERS CHEQUES\t\nBANK MONEY ORDERS \t\nIssued\nSavings Department At All Branches\nInterest allowed nt highest current rate.\nRevelstoke Branch. W. H. PRATT, Manager\nChildren's Fail and Winter Coats\nAccording to the estimates of Whitaker, the entire population of the\nBritish Empire is 134,\"286,660, and the\ntotal area II'.. 153,712 square niil'S, > \u25a0 f\nwhieh I21,.*>I2 an- in Europe, S,187,5*50\nin Asm, l.r.is..Ji,-. m North America,\nand 3,*J1 l,(iS5 in Australia. Tbe population of the United \u2014ingdom, rather\nihan decreasing, has been steadily increasing. Tlle I'l'ii-n- of 1841 showed a\npopulaeion of 2i'.','\u2022in.'.l*_\".i; thai of Viol,\n\u25a02i:.':.if.ti-: in ISG1 the population was\n\u20222-.'.i27, is;,; in 1*71, :11,4S4,661; iu 1861,\n3I,8S4,84S; in l-'.U. .'.7.--s.i:*,1.!; [n 1901,\n\u25a0ll.l.'.-,\".-21. and in l'Jll ibe census\ncnunii'i .iiinii showed a population ot\n6,711.\nuickly stops couEhs, ceres colds, and beak\n.-ee throat anj lungs. :\u2022 :: 23 cent..\nSei retury Daniel ol 1 b \u2022 I'\nnavy\nCieine and look at our Triangle Sad\nIrons guaranteed for ever.\nPRICE 6 LB. IRON. $3.90\nA. G. DUCK\nEstimates given free.\nA Shipment of these Coats to hand.\nA nice range of Styles and sizes to choose\nfrom :: :: :: \"\nMRS. A. G. CRICK.\nFIRS! STREET\nLook!! Prices Cut!!\nNo. 2-2 x4 2 x6 $13\nNo. I 2x8 $19\nNo. I 2x10 2 x 12 $20\n\\W .:\u2022 ed in N\" \u2022 i \\\". I Cedar\ndimension and offer abovi\nin r.e; ial .\nGlobe Lumber Company\nI '',',.Ml IO e eni rfeSS thnt .1 \"\narmor-plate factory cost inj; eight million toui iin Ire ! and sixty-six thou \u2022\nBan I dollar-', woul 1 save one hundred\nmiel fn a ton ,'ii armor, or\nmore -'.ni mi' million dollars net a\nyear. He explained thai Prance, Italy\n.ni i it i sia h i.'lit relief from\nill ii.l: \u25a0 .i t of anno: -plate by lho\n' ' . \u2022 \u25a0 ' owned i Innt^,\n.1 ipan, has built i\u00bb\" -m ernment\nfn toi es. I le found the Maine subject\nitated in England, where muny\ncharges of mi polistic agreements\nii ! '.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 lori lonate i-i. \u25a0' havi\nmail''.\nThe ru; ommi iou on industrial\nI iws, appointed ub b tesult >\u25a0:' the re-\n\u25a0 '-nt sti iki - in Ni v. South Wall \u25a0 has\nI boi m. an.l 11 -,. \"I\". B\nexpei ti ,i ,ii of next\nmonth. The Em* loyers' f dcra\nproposi - at bil rat Ion boards, with a\njudge is . bail man instead of of\nI i ent we \u25a0 board, l\";i\\in>; the inini-\nniniii wage '., be Bxed by an industrial\n\u25a0 nm t, nnd ihe maximum wot\n\"i that wage to be lixml by\nparliament; the Industrial court ouly\nto dial wilb :lie \u25a0 \u2022\u2022\u25a0 crtin es,\n: ml othei n altera maleriallj\n- The pr, f\"ii'ii \u2022\u2022 to\nmiii n -:s. it is also suggested, -hould\nli,- abolished.\nII i,\nITS PLEASANT\nTO BE SERVED\nso promptly nd perfectly as yon are\nat this restaurant. And the service U\nouly a ie ietaste e,:\nTHE FINE MEAL YOU WILL ENJOY\nIt is said that the way to a man's\nheart is through ir.s stomach, We arc\nsun to reach yours if you'll drop in\n,nnl tri our bill nf fare. If perfect victuals, perfectl) cooked and perfectly\nserved, will gain your friendship, we\nate absolutely -ure of yours.\nLME5J5TEAMEIMA,\nA\nSAILING EVERY SATURDAY FROM\nMONTREAL QUEBEC LIVERPOOL\nNeW S. S. Laurentic > 15.000 Tonsi New S. S. Mrgantic\nFirst Class J92.50. Second *58.76 Thin! 32.50\nS. S. Teetonic\n582 Teet long\nTwin Screw\nSteamers\nS. S, Canada\n611 feel long\nOnly One Class Cabin tII - $50.00 and Up.\nand Third Class $31.25 and Up. Carried.\nCHRISTMAS SAILINGS\nS. S. Laurentic Nov. 22. S. S. Canada Nov. 29. S.S. Mi'tantic\nDec. 6. S. S. Teutonic. Dec. 13\nFor Sailings. Illustrated Booklets. Etc. applj I\nCOMPANY'S OFFICES. 619 Second Ave.. Seattle\nRBVl i'ii ' ,i. ai-.u I. C, P. It. TtCKI I A'.I.NT, Rl\nHon. W.l-;. Ciotliei Minister oi\nJ Lal oi. -aili-i Em-\n! pi\" or En land an I will\n1 not ..ain un: il iibi\t\nI l. .Mi. Cioth is in mi ikli trip\n\u25a0 ing\nIn.liisiriu old Coun- j\ntry, and wil givi |\u00ab iui ati on to\nai \u25a0 re. He will >\u25a0\". for\nllg iiiine-i 8' i.i i\nand tb\" altitude\nle I With lbe' IllilM\n' a 'li\" iuui I\ntn\n\u25a0\nSunn\n\u25a0 \u25a0 i ,P.R,\ni' hip Ium on her\nI rip\ni.f 111 irf sil ub..\n\" \u25a0. and a i\nof n nd\nThn -I iini' nt Ir, O.P. Ca\n' John, \u25a0>.!*... who\n\u25a0..tii him.\nI in N'o thei n Bi il\nWINDSOR CAFE\nA. ti. 'l'iii.m;i-iin Manager.\n .\t\nWe Bolicit :i share i '\nSpecial attention given to children\nII1101 BARBER SHOP\nWe have u?l\na sho]\nIDEALP00LR00MS\nAfter Six Years Servia\nto the Revelstoke public we\nscarcely need an introduction\nJOS. HACK\nFREE!\nWE ARE GIVING AWAY A\nPRIZE\nEVERY\nSATURDAY\nNIGHT\nEvery Five Cent Cash Purchase gets\none Coupon.\n'I'he Greatest Value in Coupons\nGets the Pri\/e.\nSEE MIDDLE WINDOW\nRevelsloke Hardware Company, Ltd.\nAgents for GURNEY'S CHANCELLOR Ranges.\nP*OOOO'0<><>O'\u00bb\u2022%.'\u00bb'\u00bb.'\u00ab.'%.'\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab'\u00bb'\u00ab.'\u00ab'%'\u00bb'\u00bb'\u00bb'\u00ab'\u00ab'\u00ab\nMcRae Mercsotils Co.\nHOBBERLIN C. N. B. SOCIETY BRAND O\n(J) THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES 6\nCentral Hotel\nAbrahamson Bros.\nProps.\nFirst-Class in all\nrespects.\nAll Modern\nConveniences\nRATES. $2 PER DAY\nSpecial Weekly Rates\nREVELSTOKE. B. C.\nJ.P.SUTHERLAND\nTransfer Dray in ty\nHandling Pianos a Specialty\nPhone 42 - Nighl Phone 85\n. . . It MiDht Be Hot - . .\nBTTT\nIt is always fine in the plunge al Halt n '.\nwhose natural hot medicinal waters an\nfui health restorer on the Contim I ord of cures\nof rheumatism and other chronic i illed\nand verified l>y our gratified pal 'he\ngreutesl scenerj \u00bbf Canada, easy \u25a0 * . *ar-\nium is luxuriously fitted and tin.\nconvenient:'* if gut sts.\nHalcyon Hot Springs Sanitarian] i\nWm. bovd, Proprietor. \u2022 Halcyon, Arrow Lakot\nEverybody Knows the Value\nof a Combination Safe . . .\nItui ihere ire till i fi\nknow \u00bble\nanel New\nG. W. IJMLL\nP. O. Box 208 QFtOCEn & BAKER Phono No. U\nDominion Security Co., Limited\nOF REVELSTOKE, B. C.\n1 ' t tlic-v have opi ited up office* nl the\n\u2022 ni' \u25a0 im ugh! '\u2022 enui I n lhe pui\n!t will pay um i.e\n: 01 I -en I \u25a0'\" ' ;\nWi- . listed\nA. McRae,\nT. Kilpatrit I.\nTeleph\nHowson <3& Co., Ltd.\nFurniture, Carpets and Linoleum at Eastern Prices, Freight\ncodded.\nHowson C&> Co., Ltd. PAGE FOUR\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nWEDNESDAY, OCTODER 1, IMS\n!i will probably surprise you to know the cost of a bad stove\nessive coal bills during tbe winter, There are plenty of\n:, isons \\\\11\\ oue stove will burn more coal than another.\n\u25a0\u2022 \"i'l let us explain why our stoves are more eeoiioiu-\n\u25a0' . \u25a0 . . other,\nion ol 1 stoves and that will cost you no\n:'..\u25a0\u25a0 i oal-di youi ing kind.\nStaJesjfcr Hard or J~oft Coal\nor Wood\nElectric Heaters\nCoal Oil Heaters\n\u25a0 mrwzv acs-.-^.wjit: .Tixr.rfiiS^Bjaerfu^naxmm\no ooo ooo oooooooooooooooooo p\n0 0\nImperial Sank of Canada\nt-\u2022 ...i OV-'nn tnronto, Ontario.\n f\t\nCapital Authorized - 10,000,000.00\nCapital Paid Uo 6.952,00o.00\nReserve and Undivided Profits 8 100,000.00\n0\n0\nSavings Bank Department\nDeposits of $1 and upward, received, and Interest allowed at\neuiicn\" rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited.\nRevd-atoke Branch\u2014A. B. McCleneghan. Mgr.\nOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO\n^\nCOAL! COAL! COAL!\nSole Agents for the celebrated Gait Coal\nThe Best Soft Coal in Western Canada\nBANKHEAD HARD COAI.\nIN ALL 3133\nBRIQUETTES\nWe have over 600 tons of tlie above coal on band and can guarantee\nprompt delivery. Now is the time to lay In your winter's fuel. Don't\ndelay. See ns for terms and prices.\nThe Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\nJOHN D. SIBBAM), 1'kks. J. I). SIBBALD, JR., Hue.\nV\nJ\nNot\n\"Just [As\nGood\"\nWITH THE VERSATILES.\nZbc fl&atl*1beralb\nPUBLISHED tVKDNESD.VY ANU\nS.UfiDAY AT\nREVELSTOKI-*. II. C.\ng^ONTJWTiLATi tT>\njntcrtoc tpublisbtng Company\ni.nitii'.i,\nJ. K. JOHNSuN, Manager.\nRALPH O. SCRUT0N, Editor.\nWEDNESDAY, (HTOUKR I, 1913\nM\\%%\u00ab%-*i%V%V\u00ab\\\u00ab\u00ab%*V%%\u00bb\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab\u00ab-V%*%\u00ab\u00ab%V\u00bb\n..Diamonds..\nt\nor\nt\n0\n0\ni\ni\nWatches and Clocks!\nWhere ?\nii At J. Guy Barber's\n:\n5\nExpert Watch Repairing\nGet Your Eyes Tested and {\nProper Glasses Fitted . . .\nfV% v*** *%*%%\u25a0 \u2022%*%\u2022%**\u2022. \u2022%\u25a0*\u2022\u00bb\u2022%. %-%%%%%% %-wi\u00abvv **%%%% **v-*\nin lbe last few weeks the world has\nuiiii \u25a0 seel un episode fo sensational ,\nso incredible, und so important ibal\nit haa been considered commonplace\nnnd of only momentary interest. Stolto\nments of this episode have been\ncabled to this continent, but they\nha\\e' noi described it. They have\nmerely chronicled it and plunged\nonce mor j into the de-tails of the\nTbaw light or the Schmidt murder.\nOnco more In equally ti'iei dispatches\nthc world reads of another feat whieh\nii i- true duplicates the first, but\ntk i* ihe- fe-at can be act-om-\npli-lie-.l ovei and ain. But lhe\n- of even more import.in e\nthan ihe flrst, for it has illustrated to\nI uai'ine spectator^ that\nrop ane tn be built absolutely\nli will be remembered that u\n\u2022 ' in a Blerlot\ni \u2022 showing all\ne can turn his ma< bine\n\u2022\nthe QffUn eight la the air in<1\nbeitrbti\" to **l*.at -\u2022\u2022<-m= to\n\u2022 i-ath. only reg n '-on-\nhi- machiiK\" w\nailing\naw\u00abiY up into the do'. * more.\nthai flemuwUmtioi\nle, To fly\n-. a *.\n. *\n*\n\u25a0\nbul apparen\n\u25a0\n'.' i\nwith a self-righting monoplane .\n'\u25a0 Moreau Hew for an hour withoul.\ntoiiehing the levers, and a military\naviator, Lieutenant La Fon, nccom \u2022\n' | anicd him a- passei-mer i,, verify\nilie performance. A strong wind was\nliiowinj anl ilc monoplane rolled\ni n.l pi'e hed in uu ugly manner, but\nii \u25a0 .fi* feiili'el lo return automatically\nIn an e\\, n heel.\nll is believed that the Dunn.' mono\nplane,a Hriti~li Invention, ha- accomplished very much the- nn.me performance but that the results aihiev-\no I have heen kept secret by th\" British authorities. 11 is certain, however, that uo le-s than two mono-\n\u2022il.in,'- ha'\"' been Down wiihin thn\n-pace of g month, both of whieh have\ndemonstrated their stability under\nvery strenuous conditions. Thi- faet\nplace's the whole' science of air navi-\ngaiion on an altogether different\nbasis. It is abvious that the construe\ntion of aeroplanes will advance by\nleap- and bounds. Tbey will increase\ni.i -i\/e and ran vine; capacity anil the\nnavigation of the air will be as safe\nnml prosaic n< the navigation of tha\nse'a. In the history of the human\nrace September, HH.'t. hi-.h fair to be\nan historie- month.\u2014Piovinee, Sept.2fi\nc&kuic4.\nBut\nCanada's\nBest\"\nIn Use 40 Years-Good Then-Better Now\nWe Invite Comparison\nKnown f.ir -\nPerfect Scale\nPurity of Tone\nSusceptibility\nof Touch\nBeauty of\nFinish\nWorkmanship\nand\nDurability\nPIANOS\n-We H ave\nMore Medals\nanil Aw .irds\nThananv other\nCanadian\nPiano\nV\u2122 Orleans, I SSI\nLondon, Rng. 1886\nChic k\u00b0- \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 1893\n.Piuu -oiwn.V. 1907\nPLAYilRS\nrhe Hu3i,i \u00a3t.rc. MeKanitlo Avanuo, Phuco 263\nSE HEAR THE STARS IN YOUR OWN HOME 3E\nEDISON OR VICTOR MACHINE ^\nHarrv Uiuder Ada Jones Cal. Stewart ~^t\nMary Carson Elizabeth Spencer Will Oakland ^2\nCollin8& Ilarlaml Golden & Hughes Hilly .Murray *-^|\nREADY TO RESPOND TO YOUR CRY OF \"ENCORE\" -\u00ab\u2022\nTHE CORRECT\nJ\" K\n.99\n$ \u2022 \u00ab\n\u25a0 < \u2022\n$ $ v*#CC*\n* \u00bb *\n9 9 I\n\u2666 \u2022 \/\u00ab\nOF FUEL\ni \" ni the \u25a0 endors standpoint\nIs the PRICE with the most PROl'IT\n1h:s i- not the HIGHEST\nPRICE or the LOWEST\nPRICE, l.ut the PRICE\nwhich will | ive him the\nmost SALES at the GREAT-\ni ST PROFIT.\nttlea tin PRICE of\nM.I. It II.\ni \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 mn prii 'el coal try\nCoursier s Coal\nrianos and Players\nSHEET MUSIC and all\nkinds of sin ill musical\nGoods. :: :: ::\nAll the latest \"Rass\"\nSi THE BINGHAM MUSIC STORE, MacKenzie Ave. zj\nLumb\num oer men\nIt will pay you to\nmake a call at\nF. B. WELL\nFur Buyer and Exporter\nSEE THH\nREVELSTOKE\nNURSERIES\noAli\nOld Town, - Revelstoke, B. C\nbefore buying yonr outfit of working clothes\nfor the bush. 1 make a\nspecialty of Logging\nShoes, Pants, Sox, Shirts\nBlankets and everything\nreouired in vour business.\nPOR\nCARNATIONS\nAND ROSES\nDESIGNS\nThe Revelstoke Nurseries\nPHONE 56\nVi. H. POTTRUFF. Prop.\nWH\nTHE\nVERSATILES\nEMPRESS THEATRE\nRETURN OF THK FAVORITES\n0 NIGHTS STARTING HPT OV*\nA THURSDAY UL\/ 1 . y\\W\nTHURSDAY\nF. STUART WHYTE'S\nTHE \"VERSATILES\nit\nrEHBS'X.I\nThursday Night, II New Musical Comedy, UTHE CANADIAN EXPRESS.\"\nFriday Night, \"UP THE RIVER.\"\nCOMPLETE SCENIC PRODUCTIONS\nPrices, 50, 75, $1.00 and a few at $1.50\nSEATS ON SALE\n-VERSATILES\nTHE \u25a0WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1913\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nI'AOE nv*\nil\nri\ni\nYen\nfl\n1\nr\nFree Public Telephones on Each Floor\nRest Room for Ihe use of Ihe Public on lhe Second Floor.\nNew House Furnishing and Carpet\nDepartment on Second Floor.\nRevelstoke's Department Store\nC. B- \/*\u00ab\"!\u00ab * Co.. Ximiled\nWatch Our Windows for\nSpecial Lines and Bargains During This Month\nLook at Price Tickets.\nWomen's Kitchen Aprons\nA Ini nt Women's Kitchen Aprons iu Big stvirs,\ncover up the entire dress, This line is all made\nin fxtra good qualities of good ginghams miel\ngalateas. Vou could not mnke them for the\nn: oney. Rach go,-\nEnglish Cushion Covers\nLovely-colors aud ilfsii-iis, great wearing line all\nnew goods. At Sl.OO. 50c uud 25c\nDress Coods Bargains\nid you get your share i.f the big Dress Goods\nBargains this week. There are still plenty on\nsale. Plain cloths, scrc.es, fancj dress goods, all\nSl .;i' to J2.00 goods, for go(-\nimmrnimrnmimm\n' NEW ARRIVALS 1\nChildren's Coats\n\u00a3\n\u00a3\nWomen's Fancy Coats\nChildren's Fancy Coats\nFine French Flannels\nNew Wools aod yarns\nPretty Dresses for Children\nWarm Winter Underwear\nNew Mitts and Gloves\n-3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\n3\nTmmmmmmmisi\nOne hundred Children's Jerseys and Knit Coats,\nall colors and si\/es Snug, warm, little ideas inr\nthe little tots at eaeh $1.00\nWarm Fall and Winter Coats for little girls and\ni hildren\u2014the very newest and latest novelties for\nthe small ones in the new fabrics and trims. Fit\nchildren from I to 10 years. Vou should see\nthem.\n1000 Womeo's aod Childreo's\nCaps, Ilnnels, Bonnets came our way at a big concession on the regular. You will fir.d these in the\nDry Goods Department arranged on tallies at quick-\nselling prices 25C 50C 75C and $1.00\nII Hew Lot of Women's Skirts\nA new lot of Women's Skirts in mixed tweeds and\nMack and navy cloths. Two special prices \t\n $2.90 ind $3.90\nf!3\\\nHING AND SHOES DEPARTMENT\nSm BOYS' CLOTHING\nEvery boy knows this Famous brand\nand is struck with the smart, snappy\"\nappearance. Every mother knows\nthat ' LION BRAND\" wears longer\nthan any other. This season's models\nare made with full fitting bloomers, neat\ndouble-breasted] ^coats, and have the\nunbreakable shoulder, so well known\nin all \"Lion Brand\" Suits. The new\nones come in nobby tweeds and close\nwoven worsteds.\nPrices, $5.00 to $12.00\nMen's Working Trousers\nA pure wool Halifax Tweed ;\ncomes in dark grey only;\nmade with the \" CARR'S \"\nlabel, which stands for everything good in workmanship\nand just the thing for cold\nwet weather.\nPRICE:\u2014$3.50 PER PAIR\nWOMEN'S SHOES\nOur new stock of Fall boots and evening slippers have just come to hand.\nThey are the product of the J. & T.\nBell Factory, and we feel confident\nthat nothing has ever been shown in\nthe city to compare with them. All\nthe new lasts and leathers in both boots\nand slippers. The most careful and\nfastidious shoe critic would be pleased\nwith the new ones.\nBOOTS _ FROM $4 50 TO $600\nSLIPPERS FROM $3.00 TO S5.00\nOun Grocery and Crocker\/\" Department\nPICKLES\nHow about your Pickling Onions and Cucumbers. We have them fresh every\nmorning, also green tomatoes, ripe tomatoes, cabbage, cauliflower and celery. Best\nqaality of malt and white wine vinegar.\nSpecial for Friday and Saturday\nPost Tavern Specials 15c. per package\nCoffee, our special, 3 pounds for $1.00\nTea, \" \" 3 pounds for $1.00\nFlower Pots and Butter Crocks\nJust arrived\u2014a shipment of Flower Pots, all sizes. Get the ones you want before it\nis too late.\nGOOD SUPPLY OF BUTTER CROCKS JUST IN.\nWe are unloading to-day a carload of New Baled\nHay. Order early.\n\u25a0fi t*t*i \u00ab^*\u00ab \u25a0*!*\u00bb t'tv i^*i **\u2666*\u25a0 i^i i't'i ifr* \u25a0*! i *\"\u00a3. Ai 1X1 iTi iTi iTi iit iTi iT\u00bb iVi kXt tTi L^i *^* \u25a0^'* *Ti iti .\u2666\u00bb iti it. i\"t\"i itiiiiA*f\u00b1\n'XT X X X X 4* X X X ^r X X X X \"\u25a0J\"* ,4<* *x* ,\u25a0^, '\u2022J*1 Tx* \"\"J** *x X X * X X X ^T^^X^ X X X X' 'X' *X\nNEW CHINA\nJapan China Tea Sets\n\" \" Cream and Sugar Sets <|\u00bb\nFruit Sets\u20147 pieces J*\nCups and Saucers from 15c. to 75c. each. T\nCocoa Sets, Pot with 6 Cups and saucers \u00ab\u00a7>\n<$H$H$H$H$nfr tfr tti tfr it* 'fr 'I' 'fr 'fr 'I' 'fr 'fr 'fr 'I' 'fr 'fr 'I' 'fr 'fr 'fr 'I' 'I1 'I1 'fr '3* 'fr 'I* '3' 'fr 'fr '3' j\u00bb\nHouse Furnishing Department\nA New Lot of Curtain Goods just opened up, in Scrims,\nMadras and Nets.\nlt will pay you to look over our Table of Wall Paper Bargains this week. The Prices are right as the goods must\ngo.\nWe have SOMETHING NEW IN BISCUITS, we want you to come in and sample them.\nTrfciUI PAGE SIX\nTHE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE\nWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I, 1013\nFIFTY-TWO\nFALL FAIRS\nIN B. C.\ni ko tali wll be hold this\nI ea in Bril Ish Col imbla. Tlio fai-\n*\u00ab ill lee in, Alberni anil\nthe e i uoi lh Ealr \u00abill lee.- held Id\nGeorge. Golden will have thei\ni irt ii east fair aud GiuuJ Forks\nv.: the fairs to lhe Bouth, Tlu\nI) \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0!'. divided into six\nlatos i'or th.) fairs were\n.1 ' \u25a0 ihe B.C. Fairs nssoola -\ni i\nI t Circu\nS*. ami I i inlcb\u20140 t. I\nI \u2014\n0-Ont. 4.\n:\ni\n0 I, -\ne pi :\nI : ' ',. 28\nmerland Ocl \"\u2022\nmaran \\ \\ i Show, Nov\nel I\nt i\n\": 'AL \u25a0\nt', \u25a0 \u25a0 . : -\nBe ' 30 &\nGILLETTS LYE\nEATS DIRT\n\"\u25a0\"\u2022'WUlltOII ;\u25a0 nill Gl\u00abtW\u00bb V* *\nM*0l\u00abc\nI^ILLETTCOMPANYU^L\nHr- TORONTO ONT. \"-*\"*\nShilahT^k\nThe family remedy for CouhIih nnd Colds\n\"Shitoh costs so little and does so much!'\nNOT I OH.\nNotice ia hereby siven thnt Him C.m-\ng llan Pacific Uailway ('ompany di I\non ihe' Kiu'lite'i'iuh day ol September,\n11)13, deposit In tho [.mid Registry of\nlire in the' Ciiy of Nelson. In tlie Province of British Columbia, plan, profile\nand Book of Reference, showing grade\nrevision uud double trauk of the main\nline of the intd Canadian Paolflc Railway from Mile 0 to Mile 'I;,, Shuswap\nSubdivision,, Rovolstoko io Taft, \"As\nLo -'il.\" eluly approved by the Board\nof Railway Commissioners for Cunad i.\nDated this 24th day of September,\n| us\nK.W. Batoman,\n! il Right of Wayanel Lease\nAgent, Vancouver li. ('.\nIstiss, S.27 -t.\nIn the matter of the e dale \u2022 '. Vri bin\nKcothiirne, late of 'lie- City of I.Y*\nL'lSl ikf, I'e. C, <|eeeV.'l>ei\".\nNOTICK i- h. nt,y given thut all\np.' \u2022 ns having any ciuims eer <{.\u25a0 -\niiiunds iigainsl the lulu Arthur Scot-\nI ri who elnMi on \u25a0\u25a0! aboul i bu lill b\n.1.,\\ ,e! April, 1013, ul Rovelstoke in I be\nl'i .eVill \u25a0.' e ! I (I'll isl) ( 'l llll llii'ill. Ill P 1 \u2022\u2022\nijuit eil in -iini lex post prepaid or to\ndeliver tn i hi' ill.iie i \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0..,;. el Solicltoi -\nn.i \\\\ .eli i II. Hell, l In in!n,iiii-l i.ui..\ni f i he estate ol I be said deceased,I h ,:;\nnames ivi >i ndilres os und full purl i> u\nlurs in writing of thein laiinsnnil *tate\nments ui hen nwi nnl ;e\"ii l he i iilun\n.'I I le.' SI e'll! i' i \u25a0 \u25a0.-. ll ..I V. lll'lel llV llll'il ,\nuiul l hul all ir i be .'inl duv of Novi in\nI'.'r. IP13, suid Walter 11. Bell will pri \u25a0\neeed in ilisi i iimi \u25a0\u2022 the assets of the\nsaid deceased among Ihe persons en-\nlil led i hereto having regard only to\nthe claims of whieh he shall then have\nli.nl notice, and thai Ibe said ud minis-\ni rutor will nol be liable for I lie snid\nassets or any pari thereof to am person of whose claim he shull nol then\nli vc received notice,\nDated al !!\u2022 velstoke, R. ('., this iiui\neli.\\ of Septembi r. 1013.\nII \\i:\\ i-:\\ . Ml I' \\i: TER iV PlNKII S M,\nSe.li.ii i - foi SValti i II. Bell.\nliill lie\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL MIXING\nREGULATIONS.\nCoal mining rights of tho Dominion\nIn Manitoba, Saskatchewan ainl ,,.\nberta, the Yukon Territory, tbi\nNorth-west Territories and in a portion ol the Province uf British Col\nuiubl.'i, may be leased ior a teirm ol\ntwenty-one years at au anuual rent\nui ol JI an acre. Not more thai\n2,560 acres will be loused to one \u201e\u25a0\u25a0\n-plicant.\nApplication for lease must be marti\nby the applicant in person to On\nAtfMit or aub-A^ent of the dUtnci\nin which tho rights applied for mi\nlituatod.\nThe lease will im-ludo the co.il mining rights only, but the lessee tuu)\nbo permitted t.o purchase whatevei\navailable surface rights may bo con\nBldered nccoBfary lot tlu working ol\nthe mine at the rate ol 110.00 an\nacre.\nln siirveyc'l territory the Land mu .\nbe described by sections, ur legal\nsub-dlvlslons ol sections, and in uu\nsurveyed territory '.'ae tract applied\nfor shall be staked out by tin ap\np \u25a0 i himself.\nl-i;.i-n appiica! t. must lie accon : i\nled by n fee of tt) which will bo t.\nIui led .1 the rights applied lor\nnot av .liable, bul n t otherwise,\nroyalty shall be paid on the tutu\niie output of the n.ni\" Bt thi\nrate of five cents por ton.\nThe person operating the mine shall\nfurnish the Agent with bwi ri return*\nting for the full quantity ol\nmerchantable coal mined and pay the\ni dty there, n, If tbe coal mining\nrights are not being operated, sucb\nreturns should be furnished at least\nonce a year.\nKe>r full Information applicatl\nshould be made t,, tbe Becretarj\nthe Department of the Interior, Ottawa, or to tbe Vgent or Sub-Agsni\nof Dominion Lands.\nW. W CORY,\nrr?MHararaf3JMaarara.r3iaMaiaarajeis;a\nHoards |\nI iaraisjEJKjisiaiaiaiL\nO. B. N. fflliKIH\nl'ltd\\ iM I \\1. LAND 3URVK\nI a \u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 B H ird ware Dlock\nREVE] STOKB, B. C.\nLuch I\n\u25a0\n.\nNOTICE I*u CONTRACTORS.\nW. H. WAI CE, M.B.O.S.A\nARCH1 T BCT\nBox 20 . '! \u25a0\u25a0''*\u25a0 H- v. Istoke\nBURG ' rAQQART.\nCivil Bn lneers\nDominion an i I!. 0. Land\n'. Ooutraotar\nKamloops.\n]*..aa on Realty I \u00ab\nREVELSTOKE LOYAL ORDER\nMOOSE No. 10SI\nMeets every first and third Tuesday tn Oddfe.lows Hall,\nbrethern cordially Invited to atter. 1.\nA Grant, rirta'or\nH. L. Hae - *ar\ni undei-. superecribed\nii ndi ' \"m.-i\" ifa ture and I\nni Su : \u25a0 Mi ta!. Bridge at\n, B.C ,\" aud \"Tender Io.\nIrection . f Sup i true\nlure Bi .. B.C., will be\n: \u25a0 ei . irable the Minis\nter of to n.ion of\nI ber, for the\n\u25a0\u25a0 f.O.b, car^\n.::\nan erection o:\nly, of th-*\nit Taghum,\nB. C.\nifi a.ions, contra\n.r.: fc :. .\u25a0 the\ne\nr.\n1\nWALTER BEWS.\ni\n1 :oa\nThe K\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\nDrug \u25a0\n\u25a0\n*.:\nction of\n\u25a0\n'\n.-\na.\n'.\n\u25a0\nn u\nr\ni otall\nV..-S , , ,\ni ...\nM. .'. KOROAN I R\nb day\ni\n3Q 'In:'\" rial Bi\n\u25a0 vii\nDo\nYou Make\nBiscuits\nThis Way?\n2 cups flour; 4 teaspoons Baking Powder; 2 tablespoons Swift's Silver-Leaf Lard;\n| cups milk; J teaspoon suit. Mix dry ingredients and sift. Work in lard, add milk\ngradually. If too stiff add a little more milk or water. Roll out on (loured board to 4\ninch thick. Cut and place in greased pan. Hake in hot oven. Tiny are delicioui.\nSwift's Silver-Leaf Lard\nis the very best shortening for Baking Powder\nBiscuits, because it has just the right consistency\nand richness to make them perfectly light and flaky and you\ncan't taste the lard in them.\nSwift's Silver-Leaf Lard is put up in ti^bt\ncovered, new tin pails under the close\nsupervision of Government inspectors.\nAsk\nYour\nDealer for\nSilver-Leaf\nIt is as clean and pure ns lard can be\nand it makes such tasty pastry.\nSwift Canadian Co. Ltd.\nToronto Winnipeg Edmonton\n\u25a0 ~,--^\nm\nr^\n ii.\n^s^ \u00a9 &&& \u20ac^@ O G& \u20ac\u00a3 \u20ac3\u00bb 600^ &&&\nNEW\nGOVERNMENT\nLAUNCH\nForthe Dominion governmenl publio\nworks department, Hale &. Stapp,\nthe Nelson launch builders, have just\nce>mplete, ,.*i ( to tbo\nArrow lakes and for use in . .\nihould be needed latei on Koi\nlake.\nNATURES BEST\nare the only fruits anil v< . \u25a0-\ntallies used in our canned\ngoods and preserves. Picked\nwhere [frown and fully ripened, they are at once put\ninto cans and jars with all\n\u25a0 Ba retained. Try\nthem ifyou want something\nextra good for the table.\nHobson's Grocery\nPhone 41\nBox 734\nTO THE PUBLIC\n[ would respectful! i ... ...v fu]] line of Woollens just\nreceived for Tall aud Winter \u25a0. i styles, fabrii . 1\ncolorings in new and de ii l< effects.\nI would al t that I 1 ve taken\ncourse of instruction in cutting men and ivotni ents at \"the John J.\nMitchell Co,\" cutting academy New York City.\nHave worked miel gained practical experience with leading tai\nestablishment In tin lend tin it If\nwho thoroughly undent,m.I . iking Of men'\nwomen's garments. There: ; etter than li iui '\"\norder here foi y, ui Fall ai\nH. F. MORTENSEN\nACROSS FROM THK\nLADIES* AND GENT'S\nTAILOR\nCLUB.\"\n\u25a0\nAi PAGE EIGHT\nTHE MAlL-HERALD REVELSTOKE\nWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1913\nLOCAL and GENERAL\nE.J, Cowan of Regina, i- In\nthu\ni Jonos ol Toi into, i- hei * this\nseek,\nE s, Mnthowa and T. Faloenbridge,\nVan' ouver, are in town.\n. ; Kalian oi Seattle, wad noticed\n. strei Is yesterday,\nA Taylor of Toronto, i- i guesl to'\nit tho King K Iward,\n\u25a0 Keer of Kelowna, in paying n\nto Revelstoke this week.\n- i. Oenghling of Minneapolis, Min.\n.\u25a0 tod iy em a business trip.\n, \\ B eeker ol K imloops, was\n:ed \"ii ih- si reels yesterday.\nI* N. Andrews ol Oaigary, wan tfan-'\n.. bu line a here on Monday.\nGrady, the popular hei'el man\nof Si Leon hot springs, is in town.\nw.a. Wat ling of Oaigary, was an\n, . on Monday's early west-bound\nan I Mrs. P. Leivinirstou and A.\n!.. \u2022 it, p ol Morden, Man., ure here\n.'.'.\u25a0\u25a0\u2022le.\nin wain a hearty laugh bear Dr.\n! , , in St. John's church on Fri\nght,\nif. Parkinson and Jas. Shor-\nare in th \u2022 city, guesl - al the\ni. Edward,\nJ H. Clappison of Hamilton, Ont.,\n, | iei week. Hc < an he found a*\ni King Edward.\nM Geo. Hoiieris.iii of Arrowhead,\naccompanied by her daughter, is bere\nI reek shopping.\nw.E. Robins ni Toronto, was au\na , .in Mon lay's express He is\na*, the King Edward.\nJames Tait ol Victoria, arrived in\nto*\u00bb*n the fore part oi this week. H*\nIs a* the King Edward\nGreatest of all Animal Picture* \"In\nth'? Sultan's Power,\" tonight Don't\nmis- thi-. Slur theatre. Tin o.k.\nH E. Hohin- of Toronto, is among\nlany far-eastern vi-itor- to Btop\n0 \u2022 it Revelstoke this mid-week.\nMrs. I..W. Wood will receive next\nlay, October -ud. -in I afterwards\ni he' tirst Thursday ol ''a-h i.eonth.\nLoa ler and A. HeDougall, of\n. ame .lown th,' mountain >n\nThey are guests al th \u25a0 Kin \u2022\nird.\nWakinson \"i Arrow Park, and\nJ M Frasei o; Kamloops, are in the\nrhej iu lie fo md it th- King\nird.\n11 light in >t. John's bui b t- \u25a0\ntone prayer neetlng wi\nI let! n 1s\"Homi\nvoting.\"\nK. R'30- of Yan ouver. and R. C.\n7: of Vl *\n1 .\n, this week.\nE. Borgstrom : Si ind\n;- \u25a0 \u25a0 tland\n, d mil \u25a0 I e\nNAKUSP\nWEEKLY\nNOTES\nNakusp B.C., Sept. 28\u2014The news of\nthe sudden death of o. Alfsmo of the\nsteamer Rostand, came as a greut\nshock lo Ihe inhabitants of Nanusp,\nand the whole' district of the Arrow\nlakes.\nImmediately on rece.lpt of the news\nall Hays of tbe Canadian racitie railway were linisii-d lo half mast and on\nMonday eill Btoumors will lay to for\n15 minutes mnl ail work at the shipyard will be suspended in honor of\nthe deceased capt nin. The shipyard\nemployes are arranging to si n.l a\nwreath for the funeral.\nThe Rossland lell Hoi,-on in i barge\n. I Pdlol Swauson northbound and had\ncalled al Needles, iho residence oi\n('apt. Foreland, who Immediately took\ncharge of the vessel.\nCapt, J.C. Gore arrived today and\nreturned to Nelson for the funeral of\nCapt. Alfsmo, Capt, Robertson of the\nRteamei Bonnington accompanying\nbim.\nTbe- Nakusp sawmill has shut down\nfor tbe winter. Logging operations\nmil stint next month, and it i.s expected :, large force will ho employed.\n\\ benefit smoker was given at the\nopera bouse ,,n Saturday nighl by the\nbaseball club, whieh was largely at-\ntended and a thoroughly good time\nwas bad.\nThe Dominion governmi nt engineers\nin charge al Burton city, are at work\nIn connection with thf navigation survey of the Columbia riv.-r at the narrows below town.\nSHOWER OF\nGOOD THINGS\nFOR HOSPITAL\nThe Ladies' Hospital Guild have de-\n! elded to hold a jam ami pickle showur\nfor lhe hospital, Saturday, Octolwr\nthe 18th, and on this occasion, us on\nprevious ones ihey appeal to the ladies\nl of Itevelstoke to ussist in keeping up\n' the splendid record of success, hitherto\nwell-earned, At this season of tho\nyear eaoh and every housewife la stock\ning her larder with a supply of gooel\nthings for the winter mouths. The\nladies trusi Unit when this notico rea-\n, lie's them they will feel disposed to\ngive of iheir plenty to thoso loss fort-\nunato and those sick In tbo hospital a\ntaste of their excellent jam or pickles,\nuul lo whom the llavor of the liome-\n' nia.de' goodies may mean mure than\nthe actual pleasure given while being\n.eaten.\nAi the shower on the eighteenth the\nGuild will serve afternoon ten t.,\nwliicb all the ladies of tho Oily ami\nvicinity .ire invited. This will give\nthose who havo not already done so\nan opportunity to view the interior of\nthe new Queen Victoria hospital.\nr^aiaaraifflaaiBiaEiraciiaaiajaiaiaiaieiis\nSALES and WANTS\nMILLIONAIRE\nJURY TO\nTRY PRIEST\nNew York, rfepi. 29\u2014Considerable\nimportance is attn'hed by tho au -\nthorities io the inquest into the death\nof Anna Aumuller on Friday next,\nbiefly because it is expected shat\ncounsel ior Hans Schmidt, the priest,\nwbo ha-1 confessed to murdering the\nLtii!, will question the esJtabli-hment\neei the corpus delli ti.\nIn addition te, Theodore P. Sctonts,\npresidenl eif the- Interborough Rapid\nTcanslt Company, who has consented\n\u2022 \u25a0 as fo email. I'oroner Fein-\n\u25a0 i-' subpoenaed two score or\nmore men of prominence from among\nwhom the othei irymen will b<\n'\u2022\u25a0el\n\\iii.iiej these the oronei announced\nJohn D. Rockerfeller, dr.. Yin -\n:i \\ -.,\u25a0. i' melius Vanderbtl\nGo ild, Augu il Belmont, George W\nFairchild, Henrj Siegel, George F.\nRobert 1.. Gerry, Harry .\nnd Lewis Cass I.\nThc inquest will I* public\nIOc line Minimum 25c. Cosh in Advance\nI\n\"rJjaaiaJSlSJS13J^c3iajaMtLpSMEEEaae!i\nFOR SALE\u2014A ill foot Motor Launch\nSeven H.P., Fairbanks engine, with\nreverse. Will sell reasonable. Ap'ply\nto F.N. Roberts, Arrowhead, D.C.\nS\nALLEYS\nOPENED\nTO RENT\u2014 Nice Furnished, Heated\nRooms, very central. Apply next to\nMail-Herald Office, McKenzie avenue.\nHOARD and ROOMS\u2014In private family, home accommodations. Enquire\nby letter t0 Box'JH, City.\nEMPLOYMENT WANTED\u2014Japanese\nHoy, waiter of experience, cau also\ndo uny house worl-.\u2014Tommy Kendo,\nin care C. Tngala-ki, P. 0. Box D.,\nRevelstoke. 2t.\nTO RENT\u2014One single loom with private family, at reasonable rate, centrally located. Apply to Box 914.\nTO LET-I have a nice Furnished\nHouse to let, on Third street, West.\nAW. Connolly, at G.W. Bells' Store\nFOR SALE\u2014Four Milch Cows, ln\ngood -i.aje.'. animals can be inspected an 1 terms obtained from Charles\nGranstrom, across Columbia River\nBridge, Old Town, Revelstoke\nWANTBD\u2014Smythe's Employment Of \u2022\n. n for work at good waives.\u2014\nApply to Smythe's Employment Of-\nnce. First street, Revelstoke, D.C.\n'\u25a0 \u2022 e.,,1 se ond-hand Rem\nApply to Mail-\n\u25a0\nWANTED\u2014Washing well and ear-fully\nHand I.a ndry,\nV one\nALLEN\nPLAYERS\nCOMING\nMiss Verna Felton and the Allen\nPlayers have jus't completed a long aud\nsuccessful ougagomont at the Viet K'ia\ntheatre in Victoria, where they opened\nIhoir season this year. Conceding\nthese popular players the Victoria\nTimes speaks as follows:\n\"The Allen Players made, a wolcom*;\nre-appearance here last night in \"The\nSpendthrift\" and their loyalty und\nenthusiasm gave their own reward.\nAlway-' good, tho Albm I'lnyers aro\nnow qualified to stand with tho ery\nliest companies that visit tho city and\nia the play presented Inst evening iliey\nfound ii particularly pleasing medium\nfor reintrodudng themselves hore. Thu\ncompany kas improved immensely and\nthe production last night was undoubtedly one of tho most finished\nihat has been given by thom here.j'\n\"The Spendthrift*' will bo presented\nby the' Allen Players ut the Empress\nI heat re, Monday evening, Ocl. 20th,\nund will mark the opening of their local engagement during which several\nplays of equal interest will be\nproduced,\nSOCIAL aod PERSONAL\ned their homeward way two by two.\nabout three in the morning.\nMr. J. Arthur Oayley left ou tbe\nTuesday night train for Ottawa, where,\nhe will complete his law course at tba\nBUSINESS\nLOCALS\nMiss Janet McKay will not receive\non Thursday, Oct. 2nd.\nMerfsrs. Carr and Wintemberg, of\nMalakwa, came iu on business this\nmorning.\nMr. W.W. Foster arrived from tbe\ncoast yesterday and is staying at the\nKing Edward.\nA baby 'daughter arrived at the\nhome of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hobson,\nlast Friday evening.\nMrs. F.W. Laing had a few friends In\nfor cards on Monday nighl when all\nspent, a pleasant evening.\nMr. Abramson has purchase.I Mr.\nTucker's collage, and Id tailing possession with his family this week.\nMrs. Sturdy came in irom Mulakwa\nthis morning to Visit tor a couple ol\ndays with her .-on, W.A. Sturdy.\nMi.-- Blanche McCarty returned on\nSunday from n two weeks' much en-\nioyed vacation ai the coast cities.\nMrs. Breene who has been the popular gueBl ol Mrs. Robbins this month,\nrelumed t(, Vancouver Sunday night.\nMr. W.W. Foster will address the\nWomen's Canadian club ibis evening\nin Mrs. Lawrence's drawing roon . com\nmencing at\nI\nOttawa University.\nI\nCorrection\u2014Iu our last issue we-gave\nan extract copy of the verdict of the.'\nJury on tho Inquest over B.E. Kuowl-\nton. Below wo give the full finding ot\ntbo 'Jury:\u2014\"That B.E. Knowltou was\n\"accidentally run over and killed by\n\"a contractors work train after he\n\"had 'lagged the C.P.R. freight train\n.\"on September 20fch, 1913, We, tiai?\n! \"Jury recommend that a light should\n\"be carried at each end of worklraius\n, \"when operating at night.\"\nThe social evening which began the\nseason's work for the Young People's\nSociety of Sl. John's' church, was\nI very pleasant affair. A line program\nformed the lirst hour's entertainment,\nConsisting of chairman's address, ;\u2022 \u2022 -\n( senting llie plan of work for the will-\nMiss\nler; solo, Mr. Haddon,\ndina\nLittle; piano duet, Miss Viola 3ro\u00bbi\nand Miss Rulh Drown: recitation, .*\u00bbr\nj Reid; solo, Mr. R. Thomson iding,\nI \"The Raco\" from the \"Bishop ol Oat-\ntonlown,\" Mr. W.M. Lawrenoe. Ah\n.the numbers were excellent, Mr, .\u00abw-\nrence's reading being intensely (Irani i\ntic. All thon adjourned to the 'itse-\nment, found their partners and ,l'.*ot-\n\u2022\u2022e| their united efforts to ans\u00bb nag\nriddles. After this a trip was lake, t,.\nFriendship Land on nn Improvis-i\ntrain of chairs. Refreshments couelud\ned one of the ploasantost of pvenl lys.\ns:iii\n-\nFri 0\np. - I\nRev. ani Mrs C. A. Myei- w\u00bbn\n\u2022 Mon lay mi\n-.-\nto *\nj\n\u2022 a .\nI\nD\nl\n*\ne\n...\nr, -. . Mri.\nsec\nI '.\n*\nSucceeds His Father\n'l h\nIt h on lay\natten i. Thi\nH\n|y gOod. R '* \\. M . r\n'\n( ons. In tl\n0 ' lr ihe Sunday i \u25a0\nlb M a ' ndan \u25a0\nhundi il in\nfe-i 'e \u25a0 I ih\" parents\n1 -'-I \u2022 thl ii The\nev- iiii \u25a0\nial mu ii-' \u2022 W\nJos \u25a0 i r m\nclo-i- Bnll M M\nb\u00bb!! \u2022 \u2022\u25a0 h bi I\"* \u25a0\nb si i\nA TOI ' 01 claim! * have\nd. o *h \u2022 I fot d il iiiii\nth h Th\u20ac ' it al-\n\u25a0WB7' vay mis' be al leist a\nr*T>,'*nimn.\n*\nhe.\nMatinee every Saturday afternoon at\n*J:*ifl \u2014Star theatre.\nAt the Trueman Studio, all portraits are high grade and guaranteed.\n\u2014A. Douglas Tourner.\nTho Canadian Order of Foresters,\nhave paid to their members and departments over S8,45*-t,:5*sr>.(\",l since 187'J\nJoin our national society.\nThe Trueman Studio is the house\nfor high class finish for amateur work\nnil prints with white borders.\nAfter tho charter is closed it will cost\nyou double to become a member of (he\nCanadian Order of ForeJters. Mnke\napplication no.v to O.W. Rand, Dis -\ntrict Organizer.\nMatinee Saturday alternoon for lad\nies and children. Soe the great featur\nrs at the Star theatre, at 2:'M) p.m.!\nRevelstoke's home of art\u2014Tho True-\nman Studio. Call and see us, when\ndiscussing portraits. Prices to suit\nall.\nThe Canadian Order oi Foresters\nhave a reserv of .*Sl,'*il!),52il.74 to pay\ni and death claims of their members.\nGALT COAL is handled exclusively\nin Revelstoke by the Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\nThey say Sir Walter Raleigh was\n'le- lirsi man who I Mint to smoke. \u2014\noal hasn't learnt yet.\nA meeting for the purpose of n.stitut\ning a newOourt of the' Canadian Ord-\ner of Foresters, will be held in the 1.0.\nO.F. Selkirk hall, Wedne-'day evening,\ni le lober 1st.\nDid you get yours this week ? If not,\nget it next. What*' Coursier's Stnoke-\n' oal\nThe; crop is harvest,ed and cars will\n\u2022\u25a0 h n'l io gel and \u25a0 oal will be\n'\u25a0\u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 \u25a0 the 'une to order H.\nTwenty ! i v. \u25a0 eharter members havo al\nd foi the new Courl\nbdia Fo \u2022 tern here. Charter\n\u25a0 Dg take-n now at ioMi)\n.,, n now. Bee\n' Or .en . i.W Rand, I nlon\nMow aro\niei is the\n-a i 'In th\nei i orld'i\n! |M.\nn -it parts, In\nI Mai\nii \" in\nie tbi\nMr. an.l Mrs. Shepherd from the\n.-tate of Washington, have come to\ntown to stay for some time. They\nhavo reined Mrs. Kennedy's house on\nSecond street, west.\nMr. Robt. Horne, formerly the well-\nknown secretary of the V.M.C.A, of\nWinnipeg, bul now in the hardware\nbusiness in Victoria, was in town from\nSaturday until this morning, with Mr.\nThompson of the Y.M.C.A.\nThe Y.M.C.A. Auxiliary, at A meeting held last week made arrangements\nfor their lug annual dinner and sale\nof work mi Thanksgiving afternoon antl\nevening. Monday, Oet. 2\u2022. of I he iollie il waa given by Mr.\nil 1 Mi I, Ifrquahi t la it FYldaj\nin Vfi Pn d i i 'i ihu ' who leaves\n'iio... .,, ,n i..i Montreal. The ua-\n. [ame ol flve hundra I were\nn ftily ' \u25a0\u25a0\u2022 \u2022\u25a0' ' o'clock and the small country towns.\nthe pretty pri \u2022\u25a0' carried oil bv Miss _\t\nM ot \u2022\u2022 V\" nn- in Mr. CR, Hncdon- Thc thieves who robbed tha S&>.\nnld. A no trump prize was captured Francisco mint were careful not tc\nby Mrs Cha , Ma I >n il I Suppi r ai take any wooden money.\nInl ht we I ' iwed by three hours\t\nIan n - whi -h was i ntered Into\nwith th\" liveliest apiril nnd fui .\nbright mu Ic bein.: