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Hume & Co.\nWrite.\nFor\nSamples\nLIMITED.\nDEPARTMENT STORE.\nGift Giving\nSeason ...\nThe most universally observed season ul gilt giving\n\u2014\" CHRISTMAS \"\u2014will soon be here. Our stocks in\nnil Departments nre complete wo would advise you to do\nyour shopping snon us possible while we have the\nassortment. Come und pick out whal you need, wo will\nput theni away Ior you.\nHere is a bargain in Children's Headwcar. A big lot ol\nLadies' and Childrens' Hats at Hall Price.\nPREMIER\nMcBRIDE\nHuntley & Palmer's\nChoice Biscuits\nA shipment ol these Famous Biscuits just arrived; here\nare a lew specials:\u2014Philippines, Brazil, Rich Ten,Casino\nRural, Madiera, Smyrna, Fruit, Kindergarten, Charivari.\nPlantation, Household, Nursery, Alaska Wulers, Ice\nCream, Chocolate aud Cocoanut Creams, also other varieties, which we would be pleas.d to show.\nPreserves and\nFresh Pickles\nSo.netliiug New in Preserves and Pickles :\u2014\nHeinze's Preserved Strawberries.\nHeinze's Preserved Pineapple.\nHeinze's Preserved Cherries.\nHeinze's Apple Butter.\nHeinze's Sweet OnionB, Sweet Gherkins, Mandnlay Same\na d To .,:.to Catsup.\nDRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY-SECOND FLOOR.\nC. B. Hume & Co., Ltd\nStores at Arrowhead and Revelstoke.\nE. J. BOURNE,\nBoots and Shoes, Men's Furnishings, Ready-made Clothing\nFIRST STREET, REVELSTOKE.\nHEADQUARTERS FOR\nFUEL and FEED\nGALT COAL-Tho only\nSatisfactory Domestic Conl,\nfor Conk Stove, Heater or\nGrate, clean and free from\nclinkers.\nDry Fir and Birch Wood,\nany Length.\nHay, Oats, Wheat and\nChopfeed.\nExpress and Denying to\nany part of the city.\nFurniture Stored at Reson-\nable Rates.\nJ. C. HUTCHISON\nOffice, McKenzie Ave.\nNext Burnt' New Block\nTELEPHONE - - 73.\nNOTIGE\nNotice is hereby given that Co days\nfrom dnte 1 intend to apply to the Chiel\nCommissioner of Lands and Works at\nVictoria, B.C., for pnrchnsc of following\ndescribed lands In Lillooet district 1\nCommencing at a post marked \"J. P.\nShaw's norlh-west corner,\" planled on\nwesl side of Upper Adams river, about 2\nmiles from head of Adams lake, running\n80 cliains soulh, Ho cliains east, 80 chains\nnorth, 80 chains wesl, containing about\n640 acres,\nDated Nov. uth, 1906.\nnov 14 J. P. SHAW.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 60 days\nalter dale I Intend to apply lo the Chief\nCommissioner of Lands and Works I'or\npermission to purchase six hundred and\nforty acres of land lying in the Fosthall\nValley on the west side of Upper Arrow\nLake, described as follows:\nCommencing at a post marked \"Russell Nichol's south-east corner post,'\nplanted at the north-west corner 01 Lot\n862, Group >, Koolenay, Ihence norlh 80\nchains, ihence west 80 chains, thence\nsouth 80 chains, ihence east 80 chains lo\nthe place of commencement, containing\n640 acres, more or less.\nDated this 23rd day of November, 1906.\nR, NICHOL,\nnov 28 wed Per T. S. MePherson.\n.-K M. .9. ..fr. .^. .\u2666. .^. .^. .\u25bc. JT. .T. .T. .T. .T. .T. .T. .T. .-K .T. .-I*. .T. .->. \u00abT.\n**X-*F ^n** \u2666 X * + \u2666 \u00bb * + w * 4- X w V X V \u2666\ni t\nO IN SELECTING Y0UR.^\u00a3^\nil CHRISTMAS PRESENTS\n*.} Do Not Overlook Our Dainty Store of Novelties.\n* \t\n0\ni 1 Prices to Suit all Pockett, Pretty Presents at low prices.\n,!, What it more suitable lor a Xmas Gift than a selection ol\nLimoges, Coalpoii or Wedgewood China. All genuine stamped\nChina.\nIf yon 011II and look at our stock ol Xmas Preionts, you will\nloon tlnd whnt you want, and at the right price.\no\no\no\no\ni't\n$\no\no\n\u2022o\no\n<\u25a0**>\n*\nLAWRENCE HARDWARE CO., Ltd.\nDealers in Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, Mineri', Lumbermen's\nand Sawmill Supplies, etc., Plumbing tnd Tintmithing.\nImportant Meeting of Board of\nTrade and City Council-\nPremier Speaks at Smoker\nin Selkirk Hall.\nA special meeting ot the Revelstoke\nBoard 0! Trade was called on Saturday\nalternoon to meet tlie Hon Richard\nMcBride and to lay before him several\nol the most important questions that\nare ol vital moment to the city.\nEvery member ol tlie board was present, and C. F. Lindmark taking the\nchair said that he was very pleased to\nwelcome Mr. McBride to Revelstoke,\nand wiib glad that the city bad now\ngot an opportunity ol laying their\nrequests belore the premier in person.\nHe stated briefly the nature ot the\ncity's demands, the first being the\nprotection of the river bank.\nThe premier said that it was the\nduty ol the federal authorities to\nundertake river work but that they\nhad not assumed the responsibility,\nalthough tlie province too, should conserve the bankB and adjacent properties. But tlie situation was too serious\nto allow the matter to be dropped\nwhile both governments haggled over\nit with ill feeling, nnd that it was his\nIntention to send a reliable man to report to Iiim personally on the bank\nand to olilniu a special grant Irom the\nprovincial treasury to protect the bank\nand to perfect the work at the most\nseasonable time. He recognised that\nwe were asking for what wus our right\nand the government would always do\ntheir iiest to help Revelstoke out.\nllegar.li.ig the I rathe bridge over\nthe Columbia, he suid that the government had always shown a friendly\nspirit mid disposition to do this work\nand l.e promised that he would take\nup tl.e matter with the C. P. R. and\nthat l.e was already in communication\nwiti. them. He recognized that the\nbridge would ho a very important\nfeature lor the city and also lor tlie\nprovince, and he promised that the\ngovernment will do ite best to bring\nbout the request.\nH. A. Brown atked it the government had made provision lor a new\nprovincial goal, as the old one was an\neye sore. The premier replied lhat\nthe question was au old one and that\nit hud been frequently brought home\nto him. He h-id made investigation\nand found that there was no immediate need of a new goal and as a matter\nol fact lie had closed down many goals\nin the province for economy's sake,\nand that our population hardly warranted yet a new building. But he\nsaid that ns this was a growing town\nand a very important centre lie might\narrange estimates this coming year Ior\na new goal. He saw the need of larger\ngovernment offices and it was up to\nthe government to erect larger buildings. He knew that Kevelstoke was\nasking for a right and he would\nthat the government would try and\nco-operate with the civic authorities\nand have a new goal erected.\nF. Lewis requetted that a road\nconstructed to the lands where settling\nand building is proceeding at the south\neast end of the city, the old road\nhaving been washed away by tlie river.\nHe suggested that Connaught Ave. be\nopened up outside tbe city limits.\nTlie premier said that the public works\nhad many more calls ol far greater\nimportance than that and tbat their\nmoney was nearly exhausted. But he\npromised that a road should be made\nas soon at the money could be granted\nand a special warrant obtained for tbe\nwork. He could see very plainly that\nthe development in the province was\nten (old in excess of what was thought\nconsequently the demands for money\non public works hat been very heavy,\nB. R. Atkins pressed the need for\nan itolation hospital tnd said that a\nyear or so ago negotiations had been\nmade with the government for the\nerection of a building, but certain dis\nagreements creeping in, the matter\nwai dropped, and as it was impossible\nIor the Hospital Board to carry out\nthe work he asked il the government\ncould'nt do something to help, The\npremier said that when a city was incorporated, it was its duty to look\nafter health matters, especially local\nones, but seeing the need of a place to\nput patients who were transient and a\ncaute of expense to tl.e city, he said\nthat he would see that tl.e government ivould help the matter out. He\nsaid that B, C. looked altur her health\naffairs tetter than any other province\nin the Dominion and alto that Revelitoke i< second to none in her hospital\ntyiteni. He laid that ho would per\nsonally endeavor lo eet ihe work done\nand now lhat the province's finances\nwerc better the outlook -,vm very\nhopeful. The government were very\nfriendly and took keen interest in\nhealth affairs,\nA vote ol thanks was passed to tho\npremier who replied that he was very\npleased to ho in Revelstoke and would\ncertainly do nil he could to help the\ncity in every possible way. The meeting then terminated.\nFIRE IN THE CITY\nRevelstoke Steam Laundry\nNearly Gutted-Machinery\nMostly Saved.\nA fire alarm was turned in from No.\n9 box at about hall pnst seven on\nSunday evening. Tho c.ll was re\nsponded to smartly by No. 2 Fiio\nBrigade who quickly reaohed the\nscene ol the fire. Volume, ol smoke\nand sparks were seen issuing from the\nwindows and roof ol the Revelstoke\nSteam Laundry, aud by the time the\nfirst jet of water was playing on tlie\nburning building the flames had\ngained considerable headway,\nTbc-outbreak occurred In tlie cellar\nunderneath, where the stove was\nplaced and rapidly spread consuming\nall tlie partitions Hnd destroyi* g 11\nlargeportiunol the roof Much of\nthe machinery was severely damaged\nand a'cotiBiderable quantity of slock.\nThe flames spread over to the boiler\nand engine room, doing milch iliiniiij:e\nto Ihe plant in that part ol the build\ning, the main body ill tin; machinery\nhowever being saved.\nThe brigade succeeded in confining\nthe lire to the one end of lhe building\nand after a severe tussel got the flames\nunder control. The Interior nl the\nbuilding is practically ruined, while\nthe main part ol the root mul walls are\nintact. Tlie cause ol the outbreak is\nts yet unknown, but is supposed to\nhave been caused by ipm-ks or but\nashes from tl.e stove, igniting the\nwoodwork, although then had been\nno fire in tlie building for lofty-eight\nhours.\nThe premises are lolly coveiedby\ninsurance iu the Western (Assurance\nOo. ol Toronto, the policies being\nissued by H. N, Coursier, local ngenl.\nThe company have already made\narrangements Ior a new building and\nexpect to be in shape iu six weeks to\ndo business as heretofore.\nKAISIER CONFRONTS\nAN ANGRY NATION\nGerman Parliament Refuses to\nVote South African Estimates\n-Beginning of a Revolt.\nIIeuun, Dec. 18.\u2014It is believed in\nmany circles here tlmt a contest between the kaiser and the people overshadowing the Russian convulsions,\nwill result (rom the dispute between\nEmperor William and the Reichstag.\nIt is not too much to say tlmt there\nare many Indications tlmt Germany\nwill in all probability be face to lace\nwith the greatest crisis in her imperial\nhistory, by tlie revolt ol the Reichstag,\nand the reiusal of that body tu p,.ss\nthe Southwest African military budget\nThc rapid growth of progressive\nsentiment in Germany uf recent years\nhas been no lesa remarkable than in\nRus'ia. Tho reaction fnnn the rigid\nspirit ol militarism has been deep\nrather than violent, but it has been all\ntbe mure real on that account. Tl.e\nTe.iton, like the Anglo-Saxon, is seldom carried away on sudden bursts uf\nfeeling, but thoughtful ubservers are\nfor the most part agreed that \"the\nmoiled fist\" will not much longer be a\nlilting symbol of government in Germany. Action and reactiun are equal\nand opposite, and in this instance tlie\nreaction from militarism lias brought\nthe progressive forces ol Germany to a\ngreat extent under the banner ot socialism.\nBOUE\u00a5E_ BROS.\nDEALERS IN\nHigh Class Croceries. Fruit, Flour, Feed,\nStoves, Furnaces, Hardware, Harness,\nCrockery, Classware, Etc.\nBOTTRliTE BROS.\nSHADOWS OF AN ELECTION\nRevelstoke Conservatives Getting into Line.\nA meeting ol tiie executive of the\nRevelstoke Conserativc Association\nwas held on- Monday night, when it\nwas decided that an election of delegates for the convention for the Revelstoke district should be held on Friday, December 28th and that neon\nvention lor tlie nomination nf tlie Conservatives candidate for tin- iipuroaoh-\ning provincial election be held on\nMonday, December 31st.\nThe Roscian Opera Company\nTlie coming engagement ol tlie Roscian Opora Company, which iB for\nthree nights commencing Wednesday,\nJanuary 3, is announced Ior thoir final\nappeurance in Revelatoke Ior two yen..-\nThis is matter uf genuine regret, aB\ntlie Roscians are the only opera com\npany ol importance with a list of pro\nductions sufliciently large to enable\nthem to play the best theatrical towns\nin Wi stern Canada, at regular intervals, staging a new opera tt eaoh appearance. In \"Said Pasha,\" which ii\nscheduled lor tho opening night, the\nmanagement, |lro.n all reports, have\nditcovered an opera which pleases\ntheir patrons lor beyond the most\noptimistic on sanguine hopes, The\ncompany fairly revels in its ludicrous\ncomedy situations, and the music it of\ntlie p ipular order, jingling and tuneful, The Nelson News states that\n\"The Rosioans in 'Slid Pasha' have\nhit tlie popular taste accurately tnd\ndecisively. The \"Bohemian Girl\" will\nbe given Friday evening, January 4th.\nLocal and General.\nDr. E. Itobson, ol Vancouver, the\npioneer preacher ol the province, hue\nbeen conducting sorvices in the Methodist church this week, Dr. Robson\nhas been lor 49 years travelling in\nBritish Columbia, and has preaohed in\nevery tuwn and city. Ou Sunday\nlast he preached his 70011 sermons.\nThe service last Sunday was well\nattended and excellent music wai\nrendered by tlie choir! tlio duet by\nMn. Dent and Mrs. Oreelman being\nespecially impressive.\nG. R. Nortl.oy, former editor uf the\nKootenay Mail, passed through to ,.\u00bb. \u00bb...,..,\u201e .... ,,... .,\u201e\u201e.,,..,\u00ab. ...\u201e\nSpokane on a Christinas visit tu his adjustment mado tt the end ul the\nfneuda, I year,\nH. Tapping lias a int ol good celery\nfor sale,\nA meeting ol tlie Liberal association\nhas been called for Wednesday,Decem-\n2iith to discuss party matters.\nLarge number uf visitors are coining\ninto ilie city lor the Christmas holiday s and the seasuu promises to be\nvery brisk.\nThe Xiiiiis social will take place\ntomorrow evening iu the Selkirk hall\nand a good musical aud sociable programme has been arranged,\nTl.e Board ol License Commissioners\nI'or the Revelstoke Licensing district,\nmet on Saturday. All the renewal\nlicense applications being granted.\nTlie carnival to be held under the\nauspices ol the Ladies' Auxiliary ol\nKnox church will be held immediately\nalter the New Year, weather permitting. .\nKnox Chinch Sunday School will\nhold their annual Xmas tree aud\nentertainment in the church, Thursday night, Dec. 27th. An interesting\nprogramme will be rendered by juveniles und adults,\nTlie nomination of officers for the\nensuing term of Temple No, 3 Pythian\nSisters, will be held this evening, to\nbe followed by a supper. A curdial\ninvitation to all Knights of Pythias in\nRevelstoke has been extended and a\nplei.sant lime is anticipated.\nDuriug ihe past three years Winnipeg has nut experienced anything like\nlhe uinoii.it ol snow whicli has fallen\ntin.- winter since tlie first snow fall in\nOctober. Altogether 22 inches have\nliilieu during that time constituting a\nrecord before Christmas and almoBt\nequalling tlie record (or the winter.\nCourt Mount Bcgbie, No, 34011. 0.\nF,, has made arrangements with the\nI'alinatier Sisters Concert Company to\ngive an entertainment iu thc opera\nhouse on Jan. 11. Those that had\nthe pleasure ol hearing the company\nlast year \u00abpeak very highly of it and\nalready there is every Indication ol a\ngreut success.\nThe closing exercises ol tlie high\nand public schools will be held on Friday morning next. The classes will\ngo through their regular morning's\nwork, and samples ol the pupils' worn\nwill be on exhibition. Somo of the\nrooms are gaily decorated Ior the event\nParents and Iriends are cordially invited to be present and see the working of the different classes.\nTho convention called Ior Saturday\nin Golden by the Liberal-Conservatives ol Columbia district to nominate\na candidate to contest their riding in\nthe interests ol tl.e Conservative party\nat the provincial elections, was large\nand enthusiastic. As tl.e result of the\nballot H. G. Parsout was declared\nelected as the nominated candidate,\nwhich was made unaniinout.\nW. A, Foote has reooived tl.e sad\nintelligence ol tho death ol his father,\nD, W. Foote, at Piotou, Nova Sootia.\nThe deceased gentleman, who was 84\nyears of ago, had been in moderate\nhealth prior tu his death whicli came\n\u00abncxpeotedly,and was generally knuwn\nand retpeoted throughout the I'ictuu\ndistrict. Milt Footo has left for\nPictuti tu be with the family.\nAppropos ol the report on the auxiliary plant by Col. Tracy whicli was\npublished in our last issue tl.e sliding\nscale referred to |Ior power rates and\ntl.e cost ol supplying same to tlio\nC.P.R. it should be road 1 \" I think\ntlie best way would he to lix tl.e rate\non a sliding scale, say: Up to 200,000\nk.w.h, por annum, 3c. por k.w.h,;\n209,000 to 300,000 k.w.h. per annum,\n2*o. per k.w.h.! over 300,000 k.w.h.\nper annum 2c. per k.w.h., tnd the\nDRY CEDAR WOOD\nTwo RickB, stove size 13 75\nThree Ricks, stove Bize |B 50\nBANFF MRD GOAL\nFurnace and Stove Coal *|9 00\nNut Size, suitable (or Self Feeders, Base\nBurners and Ranges 8 50\nRevelstoke Fuel and Supply Co.\nLIMITED.\nMolsons Bank Building.\nf I HQfST MEN ON EJWH\nHave made mstol their wealth investing in Real Estate, and it\nwould not be unwise for tlie man having money at low rale ol interest\nto follow their lead by investing in the best buy on the market which\nwe have selected as uur Special Snap for the coming week.\nLISTEN ! Brand new seven room dwelling on Fourth Street, two\nIott, hot and cold water, electric light, bathroom, cellar, lawn, Urge\nwoodshed suitable for stable and in fact everything that goes to make\na modern, up-to-date dwelling.\nPrlco;\u00bb2,360. Terms J.OOO Down, Balance on Time,\nREVELSTOKE INSURANCE AQENCY, LIMITED.\nMOLSONS BANK BUILDING.\nImperial Bankof Canada\nHead Office -Toronto, Ontario.\nBrauclies io the Provinces of Manitoba. Alberta, Saskatchewan,\nBritish Columbia, Ontario, Quebec\nOapltal Subscribed\nOapltal Paid Up\nReserve Fund\nD. R, Wilkie, President;\n\u20225,000,000.00\n- \u20224,28o,ooo.oo\n\u20224,280,000.00\nHon. R. Jafkhay, Vice-President.\nA General Banking Business Transacted.\nSavin.ih DEPARTMENT\u2014Deposits received and Interest allowed\nat current - rate from date of; opening account, and compounded half-yearly,\nDrafts aold available in all parts of Canada, United States nnd\nEurope. Special attention given to Collections.\nRevelstoke Branch, B. C.-A. E. Phipps, Manager.\n\u2022 *\u25a0\u00bb\u2022\nWhen t\/ou \/feed\nA \u00a3ond-\nTHE FOLLOWING IH A I'.MITIAI. LIST OF I.MFUlYKhg IND\nPOSITIONS FOB WHICH lllli BONUS ARK UTILIZED.\nDominion tnd Proslnolal Covsrnmenti\nAdmlnlitratore, Cutrdlam\nliquidators, Mnnlolpal [mployeei, rrattmsl loobtlae\nBanks, loss, Imurtnoe tnd Trust Comptnlet\nMeroantlle Housss\nManager!, leoretarlei, TrtaMirtn, CaiMsrt\nBookkeeper!, Saleimen, CollMtort, Hymtstsrs\nAgent*, Warthousemen, Exolie Bonds\nAnd for all PoUUoni of Trutt Where tsoutity It Beoulred.\nimperial Quarantte and Accident Co. of Canada\nCapital, $1,000,000.\nRevelstoke Insurance Agroy limited, -\nH. K. McKiknon, Sfki.ai. Railway Agent,\nGood City Lots on Easy Terms\nA few good City lots still on the market at\npresent prices. Terms reasonable. Apply soon\nfi. M. SPRMT, Farmll Estatt\\Offiic$, Cowan Block. SUBSCRIPTION RATES,\nIncluding postage to Knglnnd, t'niinl SUiU\n.ni.l ratiada,\nBi thi M'.tr [through posloftlcel J-'-\"1\nHall \u2022* l.fil)\nLJnarter \" \" \" l.Wi\n-ur- hlS riN'O prompt!) expcuUnUl rea- \u25a0,.-\n.. raic\u00bb,\nrERttS-Ciuh. Subscriptions payable in nil;\nrauce.\nCOKRBiPONDKNCK Invited mi mattera oi\npublic tutored Communication!, to Edl\ntor must bi- accompanied by name ol\nwriter, not necessarily fo publication, Iml\nt- r. Idence of good faith, Correspondence\nUtould be brief.\nADVERTISING RATES.\nLegal notices I cents per line iir.-t Insertion,\nS centi per line eacli subsequent insertion.\nMi-rt**.!'! raeoti N'onpariel [lUllnea mako one\ninch]. Store and general business announcement \u25a0\u2022 $2.30 per inch per montli.\nPreferred position-. 25 per cent, ad*\nditit nil. Births, Marriages and Deaths,\nSPc each insertion, Timber noticcs$5,U0\nLand notices IT.fiQ All adverthmmcnU\n\u25a0subject tothe approval ol the manag i lent,\nWauled and Condensed Advertisements;\nAgenu Wanted. Help Wanted, Situations\nwanted. Situations Vacant, Teachcra\nWanted, Mechanics Wanted, 1\" words or\n:\u25a0-- !&., eacli additional lino 10 cenls.\nChange- in standing advertisement* must\nbe in oy 9 a. in. Tuesday and Priduy uf\nei eh week to tfrire Kwid display,\nMURPHY & FISHER\nBarristers, Solicitous, Etc\n0 T T A W A\nParliamentary, Departmental\nand Patent Office Agents\nPractice before Railway\nCommission.\na' il complete\ngeneral pro,,\nThe stores ol Revelstoke hnve never looked hotter for llie Christinas Uml * displ lycd .*nch I .-go\nsinks a- Ihey do ihis year, nnd ii speaks very highly Inr the nierehanls lor their enterprise and for iln\npolity uf ili - city, The supply nl ml ules Ior holiday giits is unusually largo nnd wel I selected m d ii prices li su i\nall while the supply ol household nnd tabic requisites for Xinns season is ample lo supply even the mosl fastidious.\nThe hotels all report excellent business nnd have arranged fur speeiul menus Ior Xinns ilny nml will also hnve\nevening nninson.ents lor their guests, The restaurants hnve alto arranged (m spi ninl menus on Xn.i.s tl.iy and luve\nprepared several speciul attractions.\nU. II. HUME ANU CO., LTH.\nhuve perhaps the linest window display in town and the artistic and\nexcellent ability shown in dressing the\nwindows deserves great credit. In the\nMcKenzie avenue window is a perfect\nimitation ol n real little r inn, daintly\nfurnished with a real lire place, tables\nami chairs, and a baby t-le- ping in a\ncut. while close at hand isa Christmas\ntree gorgeously decorated; S ntn\nClnu.'o is just entering llie door .villi\nhit sleigh and pair loaded with toys\nThe whole effect is vety pleasing. The\noorner window is .veil laid out with\nall the Xmas dainties for cooking ..ml\ntable use, this window too being\ndressed 111 n skilful! milliner. The\ngeneral display in this Btorc has never\nbeen liner. There is a line stock ol\nfresh tigs in pickets, jars, baskets nnd\nboxes, raisins in layers, choice sr-.loc\n-.11.LAN ,V ELLIOTT.\nBa.rri.tera, Solicitors, En-.\nBEVBLSTO iMilHOlTLAKK. II. U.\n. B. Ciu.u.v F. 0. Kule.\nr ARVEY, McCARTER\nAND PINKHAM,\nBABBIBTHBS, SOLICITORS, ETC.\nJPFICSS: hn-iitu.u. Hank Hlock. Kkvki,;\n'STOKR, U, C.\nIdone; to loan.\nOffices: Rovelstoke, Il.C; Kort Steele, 11. 0.\nUno. S. McCartkb,\nA. M. 1'iNKiiAM,\nRevelstoke, B, 0,\nJ. A, Harvey,\nKort Steele, II..'\nw. I. Brims.\n1. M. Scott LL.H\nC.COTT AND BHIC.GS\nBarristers, Solicitors, Etc.\nMoney to Loan\nSoncrroRSjtfOR Molsons Bank\nFirst Street. Revelstoke, B.U\nDOBERT SMITH\nProvincial Ijiiiid Surveyor,\nMine Suiveying\nEnginei'i'ing\nMcKbnzib Avenue,\nBox 11)0, Revelstokw,\nthe AaiUDetalb\n\" I woiil-l . . . earnestly a vise Uiein for\ntheir koo.1 to order this paper to be punctually\nterred up. nnd to tie looked upon n* a pari uf\nhe tea equipage.\"\u2014ADDISON.\nWEDNESDAY, DEC. 19, 1900\nPARTYISM PUT ASIDE, \"\nThe Hun. Richard McBride has\ncome and gone, and although his visit\nhere was brief, yet it is very satisfactory to be able to note that the citizeiiB\ntook advantage ol his presence in\nRevelstoke to once more urge their\nclaims and this time to the highest\npower in authority, It is on occasions\nsuch as this, that unanimity and cooperation, is necessary throughout tlie\ncity and when the needs o! the ciiy\nare at stake there should be no\nthought of party jealousy and no\npolitical indifference among us il we\never hope to accomplish those ends\nlor which we have been continually\nstriving. The premier when met by\ndelegations nnd deputations oi Revel-\nstoke's commercial and municipal\nrepresentatives, might be said to have\ncome down irom the pedestal of leadership nf the Conservative party and\nto have listened to and discussed the\nneeds and requests that were put to\nhim. lor the city's benelit, rather ns\none, who has the authority to act and\nlooks at the questions in a light thnt\nwill be oi benefit to both parties, to\nthe city itself and to the province in\ngeneral, than one who by granting tin\ndemands will to strengthen his posi-\ntion in the eyes ol his supporter! nnd\nperchance win over a few admirers\nfrom tbe other tide.\nTlie premier hat promised that he\nwill do his level beet to obtain for us\nthe tilings we to sorely need and lie\nhat further promised that, in many\ncases where the wllhed (or resull cjml.l\nhardly l\u00ab-expected, he will endeavor\nto obtain a special g-a.il ni lunils Iol\nthe preservation and development ol\nRevelitoke. In making these promises\nMr. MoBride recognised that he was\nnot granting us a favor, hut was doing\nonly what we were entitled toby\nright, and no matter to what party-\neach and all ol Ul may belong we lire\nthoroughly alive to the fact that the\npremier has made these promises for\nthe benefit of the province as a province, irrespective of part) ism, and we\nhave every reason to believe lhat the\npromises will be carried out.\nBotn the Liberal nnd Conservative\n(actions in Revelitoke will plainly see\ntions of nuts ol all sorts and Xmas\ndinner deiicacies, Iruit, jellies and\nmince meat, besides an enormous\nChas. Murphy, Haroli. Fisher Btoek ol general groceries, Inncy ohooo\nlnles and seasonable articles ol every\nn ILLAN & ELLIOTT, description. In the ladies department\nnre Inncy boxes ot bon buns, Inncy\ncollars in boxes, dainty waists, em\nbroidcred handkerchiefs, ribbons,\nI I ARVEY, McCARTER gloves, hosiery, a line line ot rich l.'.rs,\nII AN\" PINKHAM' 0per., bags, golf jacket*, fancy card\nalbums, handsome manicure sets,\nphoto frames, mounted in silver and\nivory, wrist hags, a full assortment ol\ndressing gowns, kiiiioiuiB, ball and\nopera Inns, Inncy slippers and boots\nsilver and glass inkstands, toilet sels\nSC01T AND BRIGGS in leather cases richly mounted, suit\ncases, a splendid assortment ol gown\nsilk .vaitts, dainty belts, novel'ies ol\nevery description, silk umbrellap, bend\npurses, work bnskets and bags, ties\nand collars ol new and pretty designi\nin Inncy boxes nnd a general assortment ul notions, ln the men's de\npirtment there is a grand selection in\nsmoker's sels, boxes of cigars, silver\nmounted holders, tobacco pouches\nhandsome umbrellas, shaving sets in\ncases and shaving minors nud outfit\nin nickel and silver, a fine line ol\nknives and razors, inkstands, writing\nand dressing cases, with silver futings,\na complete selection of ties, lancy\nvests and mufflers, handkerchiefs,\novercoats, travelling sets, n general\nliue ol suitings, lints and caps, For\nthe children are a general assortment\nol toys, fancy goods, bon bona, candies,\ngame., doll carriages, go-enrte, winter\ncoats and furs, booties and infants\nclothing, jackets nud caps, a good\nselection oi bonnets, hoods, fancy\nslippers and little handkerchiefs,\nMuch attention has been paid to the\ncrockery department and the lines\nshown this year beat all previous\nreoords, the prices too will suit every\npurse. Limoge, Clinton. Coalport,\nBeyrouth and Japanese dinner and\ntea sets of every design, gold engraved\nbowls, bon bun dishes and plates, deli\ncale hnnd painted trays, cups and\nsaucers, vases, jardinieres, inncy lemonade and water sets in dainty glass\ndesigns; fruit bowls, salt and peppers\nsouvenir cream and sugars, genuine\nEnglish toilet sets, fancy parlor lamps\na fine stoek oi cut g'ass and general\ndinner, tea. breakfast and fancy china\nResidents and visitors will do well to\nexamine the stuck ol tliis store in all\ndepartments and we have no hesitation in saying that the goods and\ndisplay are one ol the linest in llie\nprovince.\nBOURNE linn-.\nhnve a line showing of glass, oroekerj\nand China ol all kinds, including\nHavilland, l-'rench Limoges, Germany\nand Austrian, in sets ami piecet ol\nnew design. Dinner and tea tett - i al\npatterns at low pric-s, qnainl D'ltch\nchina, handsome glas.wan- uml general household tuppliei] a line tuort-\nment of general groceries, preserved\nfruits, jellies, mince meat, fruit and\nnuts, Malum nnl Calilornia grapes,\ndatet, Smyrna figs and dried ralaont\nA ipeoial stock ui odd china bowlt,\njardinieres, platers, berry bowl* and\nIruit iiand.1. a hands ime line of silver\nplated goods, oak and silver biscuit\njars, salad bowlt, butter plates and\nspirit stands, out glass and china sets,\ncriiita, jam jars, orearn and sugar\nbasins, plated spunm and lorks, tOalt\nracks and sugar shells, pickle jars,\nserviette rings, salts und peppers nud\ngeneral silverware. Hanging lamps\nof new and handtome detign, table\nlamps, china vases and jardinieres,\nthat Mr. MoBride hadI the welfare ol water and lomonado sett in Venetian\nour city at heart, and, as the head of\nthe government thinks only ol whnt\nis just aud right (or individual cities\nthroughout the province and lur\nBritish Columbia as a whole. There-\nlore it is only in justice to thepreinier\nto have confidence In him, and both\nConservatives and Liberals will share\nthat confidence when it su cIob.1\nglass, a large seihctiun ol mind ies,\ncrackers and Xmas dolloaoiei and a\ngood stock ol cigars, tobacco nnd\nsmoking supplies. A large and well\nassorted stock of seasonable groceries\nmake up a large and well equipped\nslore.\nKKIH ,t- YOIINI4\ndescription, For the men are long\nlines of gloves, collars, fancy vests,\nsuspenders, silver mounted umbrellas,\nbunts, shoes nnd slippers; new lines ol\nhands-Mine nulllcr*. shirts, ties ol all\nkinds, silk scarves, nnd handkerchiefs;\nii swell stock ot house coats, nobby\ndressing and smoking coats, (ur caps,\nand i. general line ol useful und dainty\nXmas gilts. For Uie Indies arc silk,\nsatin, lustre, cashmere und lawn\nwniiits nnd blouses, ivnist lengths,\ndies lengths in nil the linest nnd\nbest material; hnudsoine plaid nnd\nsilks, evening blouses ol dsintyli.ee;\nlur neck pieces; a large stock o( kiln-\non is, dressing gowns, slippers, shop\nping bags, art needle! work,table linen,\n(ancy collars in a hundred designs,\nsmart furs and gloves, overcoats, and\nInns, dainty h indkerchiols in Irish\nand silk, rich Brussels and Maltese\nlace, leather lings, purses, ;i anicure\nsets and writing cases, Inncy hosiery\ndressing sacques and notions, decor\nated comliB, belts and collarettes; 8\nlarge stock of high class millinery,\ndress material, warm jackets and n\ngeneral Btock of articles for Christmas\ngilts,\nTHE LAWRENCE HARDWARE CO.\nlms made a magnificent display this\nyear, their windows being one of tlie\nfinest in the city. Santa Clans in an\nautomobile loaded up wilh silver gifts\nof every description is the central exhibition. Among their holiday gilts\nis a line ssock of hand painted china,\ncups, saucers, bowls, tea sets, plates\nand jars; a full line of oak goods in\ntrays, biscuit jars, sninii bowls, butler\ndishes, ivory handled knivs and forks\nin oak cases, pearl handled knives and\nforks in oak cases handsomely mounted in silver, A large assortment of\nhigh clnss cut gluss goods, including\ncaraffes, pitchers, sugur bowls, oream\npitchers, berry bowls, tumblers, bon\nbon dishes, vases witi. silver tops. A\nsplendid stock of Standard quadruple\nplated ware including tea nnd coll'ce\nsets, berry fowls, butter dishes, cake\ndishes, biscuit juis, jardinieres, fern\npots, salt nud peppers, ill cases, pickle\ncruets, trays, toast racks, egg etunds,\nchoping dishes, button boxes, jewel\nboxes, hairpin boxes, shaving, brush\nand toilet bets, candelnhras, etc. A\nline selection ol wedgowood ware is\nshown, in plates, vases, tea pots, butter\nand sugar dishes, pitchers nnd dainty\nornaments. A speciality has been\nmade in sterling silver goods, mani-\nceu-'s.'ts, razors, curling irons, nail\nfiles, spoons and forks in eases, sugar\nsifters, tea bells, soap cases, jars and\npowder boxes, Many novelties are\nshown at low prices, including ash\ntrays, ink.tands, jewel luxe.-, copper,\nnickel and gill clocks, chin i and glass\nlancy thermometer.', nut crack' rs,\nI- iys* lools, children!' banks, toy iroiiB\nanil toy cash 'mixes. In tl.'- heavy\nhardware lines are stoves, ranges,\nkilclien utensils and general house\nhold supplies electric i i -. elcclrie\nheaters, bras- kettles, I rass, c ,| per\nand silver plated candlesticks, nickel\ntinys and tpii -* lam h aging\nlamps, elcctri i lighl - dei and gl i- -\nhand and table lamps {tassel\nand a hundred ami one things\nseasonable and an I. interi\nsture is without doul I thi linesi [it!\nkind in the |\n-\ntre stoi \u2014i complete leparl\nnd carry \u201e .-- \u25a0 \u25a0 i. -\u25a0 u -'\nsplendid stuck, all goods beinf -\nnml up-to-date, In thl\nment are a , tbe lateil novelties snd\nnink-nacki, lancy ties, toarve\nsliiri', handkerchiefs, smol. ng tnd\ndressing jackets slippers, initi il hand-\nkerchieft, the oreme de la on me \"I\nhosiery, neckties, nil in (ancj tnd\ndainty colors, fancy rests, suil eases,\ndun bags, and iweateri In t\nhandsome gold ouff link* and studs,\nloots, ihoet and rubbert ol ail kinds\na d n large stock of men and boyl'\nemits and winter woollen uncei vear\nIn the ladies' department .!!\u2022\u25a0 silk\nwear, fancy goods, born', leather arti\ncles and a fine stock ol embroidery\nlinens and lawns. The kid glove\nstock is complete and a full line of\nl'i-rriii nnd Townes guaranteed are\nsold at low pric-s. New styles ol\nblouses oi lustres, i a ,hmi ret, flannel-\ni-ttcH etc., silk and lace ovei Brussels\nand Baby Irish, a swoll line of plaid\nand fancy silks, ami crepe silk In\ncream and blnck, fancy slippers, bat\nkiiti and all the novelties in notions,\na large selection of collars uml bei s of\nall kinds; children's bonnets in -ilk\nvelvet and bearskin; hand painted\nnovelties, pincushions, veils and\nhandkerchiefs, spoon and fall cases,\ncushion tops, drawn linens (or sideboards; a large mid well sclented Itook\n-en-coti our homes and our city's wel-1 have a better stock than every and \u00bb\u25a0 ribbons, belt pins, combs, leather\n(arc and development, 'carry a (ull list of ovory conceivable'cases, etc., handsome furs, costumes\nmid coals, h.itsnnd general trimmings.\nA specialty in handkerchiefs, as dainty\ngifts, real Irish, Maltese, etc.\nHKIVS DRUG STOIU-;\nhue this Christinas a particularly line\nand general stock ol Xnnu cards,\ncalenders, nnd other novelties, n full\nline of Eaton & Hurlbut stationary,\nleather letter folios, Ideal Waterman\nfountain pens, boudoir vases uud ink\nstands, derk fittings, ebony and silver\nhand mirrors, fancy chinn ornaments;\na nice selection of Harris, Fisher nnd\nCristie's art calenders, ladies ihe -rated\ncombs, a full stock of perfumes iu\nboxes, glove and handkerchief cases,\nperfume atomizers, dainty glass and\ngold vnses, mantel figures, leather\npurses, wallets, hand bugs, music\nfulios, chatelaines and shaving mirrors,\ncut glass sets; a largo assortment ol\ntoilet requisites, brtiBl.es and house\ngoods, ebony and silver military\nbrushes, handsome travelling cases,\nmanicure sets, brush and shaving sets\nin silver and lenllier cases, writing\nsetB, sewing, etc., glass and silver inkwells, jewel boxes, china shaving sets,\nsilver whisks, silver souvenir spoons,\npii.B and general jewelry, a large sit ck\not smoking sels and smokers supplies\nin wood, ebony, chinn and lenih\nhandsomely mounted in ysilver, letter\nweights, hund bags, silver soup cases,\npowder pots; n speciality in 25 cent\naiticles in burnt leather and Wood,\nbooks, chinn, li.i-.kcts und geucr\nnovelties, A largo UMttnvint of\njuvetii'c boys nnd girlibooks, in new\nlines, games, book sets in dainty\nleather and cull binding, a full selec\ntion ol poets in padded lenllier cover\nplaid bound novels, handsome wooden\nframes, silver snd gilt photo frame?\nwnter nnd lemoniide sets in Venetian\ngilt gluss, bowls, vases nnd jugs; a\ncomplete line ol hnnds ine leather\nbourn! bibles, religious books and\nprayer books ot at! denominations\nannuals, magazines and Xmas mini\nhers, lancy chocolates and lion bon\nboxes, a lull line ot popular works,\nwooden and enamel plaques, hangers\nand mutch Holders, a general sto \"k o.\nXmas season decorations nnd novelties to pick from.\nCANADA 1MUU ASH BOOK COMPANY\nare exhibiting a beautiful lotol thousands oi Christmas cards, calenders\nand picture calenders, ot all kinds\nboth Xmas and New Year, fancy\nChina Limoges, Beyreuth and Japanese, dainty souvenir pieces, a handsome stock of leather bags, purses,\nwallets, music rolls, manicure sets,\nglove sets, writing cu.es nnd dressing\nenses, handsomely mounted in ivory,\nebony and silver, serving sets, t,ble\ncutlery in solid silver and plate, cases\nof pipes, cigar holders, smoking sets in\nlealher, oak and silver gilt, ash trays,\njewel cases, mirrors, ivory ai.,1 silver\ngoods, military brushes, shaving\nrequisites in cases' handsomely\nmounted, desk'and boudoir fittings,\njardinieres, candlesticks in brass, silver\naud gilt, oak cabinets of Stirling silver\nspoons and forks, a large assortment\nol lainty vases if many designs, glass\ntrays and mirrors, a tine assortment\nsouvi uir jewellery, ivory carvings, a\nline if burnt leather work Stirling\nsilver ornaments, cut glass and silver\n\u25a0 ild tabli requisites, cluck.-, a fresh\n-' ok ol perfumes, cabinets of chinn,\nienther bound books, novels nnd poets,\nte assortment of leather pint-\n- . I all the last, pictorial cards\n... , views, handsome fountain pens in\n,-\u25a0 - nkwi - --iiitelaiue bags and\niski ts, i tses ol fish silver and Iruit\n- \u25a0 ... ine ol the : .test novels,\n,- , ,... ui-- ami children's\nuik-, -lo md wri'ing mater\ni di \\ . irgi i-ii'-i- .- devoted to toyt\nratine - ippliei, k daks,\n: i; - ii- materials and music A\n.,-.- assortment ol gemes, framed\ni .ii- home nick-knaoki, religious\nbook! handsomely bound in leather,\nsnd i I-.\" - 0k ol general mer-\n0| i- '1 '\ntinued on Page 6)\nTHE MONEY SAVING\nWORK-SAVING SOAP\nTnni - I; iyal Orown kind\u2014 j\nitiii'li in Vancouver\u2014Largest\n-oap Fa. lory wesl ol W'inni- j\npeg House cleaning and\n..,,. ingnreeaty with Itsbelp,\nInd the money saving n the\nPremium System\nBooklet *' lis what wo give for\nRo i-i'u '\u25a0\u00bb' ippers, Bend\nfor it\u2014Free\u2014Also try the\n-oap.\nRoyal Soap Co., Ltd.\nVancouver, B.C\nDwelling mul Lot, S mil Slieel i.Tisi\nDwelling mul Lots, Third Rlrn I l:Mi\nDwillh.g and jjots, (c.ii.ie.') Flllli Slieel . . . Il.aKi\nDouble Corner, Seeonil Slrei-1. nr.-ii- Y.M.O.A. . (IUI)\nLots on Second St., east of McKenzie Ave., each . . 2.111\nLots nn Third St., cast of McKenzie A\u25a0 i*., each . . . 2011\nl.olsi.11 l-'oiH-'h.Sl., east. of.Mi-1-. .i\/,ie.\\-,i'.,i'ui-h . . I7o\nLots on Fifth St,, east of McKomslo Ave,, each . . . 160\nSIBBALD AND FIELD,\nINSURANCE\nNOTARIES PUBLIC\nLOANS\nNOTICE.\nI wish to notify Ilu: public that I\nwill not in- responsible lor any debts\nCO itractnl by my Wile, Mis. I,. M.\nDiiiniet.\nwed den 12 lm I- M. Hi i.mki.\n*i (ti Uh iti i*t, ,\"t, it\", d*, ii*, it*! ,t> ,Ti ,\"t, i*\"**, ii*, .ti ,*!*, i*t\"i ,1*, fi iTi .I*, i't, .T, ,**f, il*,\n' THE PAGET SUPPLY COMPANY *\nComox and New Wellington Coai\nHemlock Wood Hay, Grain, Feed\nAGENTS FOR MOFFET'S BEST FLOUR\nTHE PAGET SUPPLY COMPANY\n'l i\"t*i it'i it'i i*tl iti tti iTi ti'i tti ti'i it'i ti'i ti'i tti it'i itt iti ti'i ti'i it'i i*ti it'i itt iti tl\n7 W W \u2022r 4* + 4* * 4* 4* 4\u00bb 4* \u25a0** * 4* + X -l X' \"X\" X V + X + n\nft% JL\n\u2022ffjn'&WrTfli\nVv)\n&mm&\nGrowing'\nEvery Day. ^\nFit-Reform is the fastest\ngrowing business in Canada,\nThe great purchasing public\nlong ago found out the perfection\nof Fit-Reform Suits and Overcoats.\nEvery season sees more and more men\ncoming where they get style and\nVALUE beyond compare\u2014to Fit-\nReform, founders in Canada of\nhand tailored garments.\nSuits and Overcoats, ^15 up.\nTrousers, $3.50 up.\n\u20221\nfS\u00abr^f\nMcKinnon & Sutherland - Revelstoke\nJ^^^^S*^^\nMcKinnon & \u00bbflH %\nDEALERS IN\nGent's Furnishings\nBoots and Shoes, Etc.\nAGENT FOR\nFit-Reform Wardrobe\n1 Op. IN\nPh| C-jmpiui) iiiuliT tlio \"(.'-ouipEiii-u' Act 1897,\"\nt.. liiiiviiiiiin cliwiiill ..j* unyul tin* objecUof\nklitiC puny to which the leplnlatlvo mitliorlty of\nHu* UgM-Miiru nl British Columbin uxWiiUu\nTho ImiiiI oilier of th 1 * mnuaiiy i\u00ab altuntn al lhu\nCity ol Hiioknue, H|iokii -a i;ouiitytii lhe Statu of\nWiuliihKii.11,\nTho amount of lliu cuplltnl nf lho Company In\nThree Humlml Thousand Dollara, dlviiloil into\ntin ne hiituliTil tliouBuiul nlinruN of una dollar each.\nili I* hi'inl oilier of thu Cinii|iaiiY in this province\nIII situate nt Ininriiiil Hunk .lock, UuveUtoke,\niini George Smith McCarter, bnrrlatBr*at*lftW|\ntthoBe -address in thu -same, Is the attorney fur thu\nCompany,,not empowoved to Issuu nnd transfer\nstock,\nThu time uf the existence uf the Company is\nIllty yutim from the 2811(1 day of October, tlKHJ.\n(liven under my linml and benl of Office at Victoria, Province of liritish Columbia, thin twenty-\nninth dny of November, one thorn-uiud nine lion-\ndretl and six,\nS. Y. WOOTTON,\nHegintiat* of Joint Stock CompanieH,\nThe nlijecls for which the Company lias been\nftitalilislieil and reghiterod are:\u2014\nTo manufacture, export, import, buy, null ami\nKent-rally ileal in good-H, wares, merchandise and\nproperly of every ulut-m ami duMeriptlon within the\nSlate of Washington, the United Status of Amerl-\ni*D, the Province of liritish Columbia mul elsewhere as mav from timo to timo be found neces-\nsuiy or conveiilunt for the puruoiiug of the\nCompany; to carry on and conduct a general\nwholesale ami retail milling, manufacturing and\nlumbering bmlness within laid territory; to own,\noperate, Guy, suil, loasu, erector otherwise ncquiro\nsawmills and any other kinds of mills or (uctonuH\nfor thu mamifai-turu of lumber, either iu tho\nrough or lliiishe.l statu, and for manufacturing or\nfinishing all articles of trade made thurefrom, and\nto uwu, liny, suil, lease or otherwise an-uir.i all\nmachinery and appliances of every kind and description that may ho nueussary or usually hail or\niisi'il in conned ion thuruwlth; to purchase, take 011\nlease, or iu uxchaugu, hlie or otherwisu acijuiru or\nhold and sell luuils, estates, buildings, rights-of-\nway, light or water or any other rights or privileges, machinery, businesses, good wills, plants,\nstocks iu trade, or other real or personal property\nof any uaturu or kind whntsouver as may be\ndeemed necessary to carry out any of tho objects\nor purposes of this t'tuiiyany; to maintain, Improve, manage, work, coutr|] |.|i*i., a (jrM.ll\nday nt\n- Bell\" Pi.\nIllll\nllll\nclph\nI\" ill-i'iiii li.ni'li\nawe, 1 -1 imn mil. mi\nmm.,,!,!,. (1.1 Iiallnrlmlgo\n\"Mi,\u00abiiii,l Ili l-li Pi,,,,,,.;!\nn'-li,\u2122, III (, ill high. Iliil.lii-.i\nin Siiii Hrimtngri innhtigAiiy,\n-lliihily n.i-ii hut \u00ab 1 1, till,\n... -j.i imt not, ,i-]lillKiil\t\n$20\n$40\n$40\n$65\n$125\n$150\n$350\nEA8Y TERMS\n\"Mason tV Itii.eh\" Piano, large\nI'prighl i.Mii'l. beautiful mahogany case, 4 fl u In. high, case\n-lit'liil, marred, otherwise fine\ncondition, splendid luu*. Was\nsold for 1560, tako It for\t\n\"Masont-tlnti. will i..\nininll' niili >lu> nuiili trim uu iiu- in.i iii.itiMi in\nluiililliijilm*boonix.nuiili.i .uui i|.|-i..,..1 *00\nyard** south from tlie western! of He Iter Ivilid,\nuiarked \"W. It. Holllngaworl li's north wesl\ncorner,\" thence caat 80 chains, south &i ohnlns,\nwest80chains, nurth 80chains in plane of oorn-\nmeneement,\nIluled Oct. 24, URHl.\n4 Commenolng at a posi nluulcd aboul \\i u\nmile north of tlie mouth of Pooler ('m>1* whern\nIt run* Into Barnes Creek, un.l iu*rl.*d\"W. ij\nllolliiigswoi-iirs north-easl eni'iicr,\" ihenee\nuouth in ehuins, wrst, pjn chains, norlli -m\neliuiiis, en>t llio chains to poinl of cnuuiieiiee-\nmenl.\n.i. Commencing al\u00bb post nluulcd about hi a\nmllo north from the mouth of Pooler Creek\nwhere it runs into Barnea Creek, and marked\n\"\\V. il. Holllugsworth's fionlhcisl eni'iici',\"\ntbenee north 40 chuius, wiM Hill ehuins, south\nIii chains, east nm clmins l\u201e place or commencement.\nDaled Oot. 20th, 1901).\nil Commencing at- a posl plunted about \\ of\na mile south-easl, of east end of -tlar-sh Lako,\nmurk oil \"\\V, H, llolllngaworlb's north-easl\ncorner,\" thence south III chains, west lliil\nchains, nonh 4n elinins, east 10'J el mi us io place\nof commoncomont.\ncommencing ut a post plnnted about 1 of a\nmile east of west end und near soulh side of\nMarsh Uke. marked \"W, H, Rolling worth's\nnorth-eait cornet',\" thenoe South lu chain*, west\nUU chains, norlli 10 chains', cast pit) chains to\nplace of commencement,\nDated Oct. Will, l!Wi.\n8 Commencing at u |)6sl planted uhoul .'ihi\njards from the soutli side antl tiluut hallway\nof Keltler Uke, murked \u2022\u2022\\Y.ll.lli.!liiig\" clmins to point of commencement-\n14 Commeueiug nt u post planted ahout .10\nyards above the lorks on the north fork of Trap\nCreok, ubout. J mile oust of Kettle Kivor, murked \"VV H.Hollingeworth's BAV, corner,\" thouce\nnorth 8o chains,w est so chain**, south bOJchuins,\noast80chains, to pointof commencement..\nDaled October 2SJth.l!KNi.\n15 Commencing at a post pl.uclabou l.\nmile south of tho forks of Trap Crick and uboui\nBUG yards west ol the crock, marked \" iV. H. Hoi-\nliugsworth's north-west corner,\" tbonco souih\nbo chains, cast ho chains, north aO chains, west\n**u clmins to point of eummencemuiit.\nKi Commencing at a post planted about 100\nyards lo the south of Kau Creek about' \u25a0 mile\neast of Kettle Kivor, marked \"'iV H Hollings-\nwortb's north-west corner,\" theuce soutli iu\nchains, east 100 chains, uortli 10 cliains, wed 100\nchains lo poinl of couiuioncemct,.\nDated Oct. liUl, IIM.\nn Commencing nl a posl planted ubout 50\nyards west of Kellie Kiver about U mile below\nPorcupine Creek, marked \"W H. Rollings-\nworths south-west corner,\" tlience north 40\nchains, easl 80 clmins, south 100 chains, west\n10 clmins. north 80 chains, south 40 chains to\nplaco of commoncomont.\nId Commouciug at a post planted on the\nBouth bankof Hepsoydam Creok ahout U mile\nup Iiom Kotlle lliver, marked \"W.H, Hofllngs\nworths soulb-west corner,\" thenco east 100\nchains, north 40 chains, west 100 chains, uouth\n40 clmins to pluce of commencement.\nill Commencing nt a post plauted on south\nbunk of Hupscydam Creek, about-1\/! milo from\nKoiilo Itiver, marked \"W. H. Hollhigsworlh's\nsouiheust corner,\" thencu north 80 chains,\nwesl 80 clialns, south ni chaini, cast h0 chains\nto point of commencement.\n20 Commencing at a post planted on thu\n-until hiink of Hepseydiun Creek about % mile\nfrom Kettle ltlvur, marked \"W H. Huillugs-\nworth'ti north-wesl corner,\" thence cant m\nchains, soulh 80 chains, west 80 chains, north\n8o chums lo place of commencement,\n21 CummoNclnif at a post planted on the\nsouih bank of Hcpsoyditm Creek about 4 milo\nfrom Kellie Itiver, marked \"W, H Hofllngs-\nworth's sninii mini comer,\" theuce went 40\nchains, north 20 chuius, west 10 chains, nortli 20\nchains, west 80 chains, north 40 chains, cast 80\nchains, south 20 chains, cast Pi chains, south 20\nchains, uasl 40 chains to point of commenoement.\nDated Nov. 1st, itm\nwed flee 10 W. H. HOLLINQSWOKTH.\nStarvation Kluta in a southed) direction from\nTete iiiune Cache, running north SUehains,\nthence west 80 chains, llionce south wi ehnins,\nthenceeast so chaius i\" point ol commenec*\nincut.\nDaled Ihls 9lh day of November. lOOfi.\nUOV 17 ALKX.VSIiKIt *IC \\''l*.N,\nLocstor,\nLAND NOTICE\n.NOTICK IS IIKHKIIY QlVlfiN tliat sixty ila>.\nnfter date 1 Intend to apply in tho lion, ('hi-1\nCommissioner of Laiuls an.I Wnrks for permission\ntn purchase the follnwiui* described lands situato\nIn Cariboo district, It. C;\nCommencing nt a post innrk'-ii \"George H.\nHisM'it's norih-eiist eoruer post,\" iilanled\nabuut 20 cnains west of trail running tunniuh\nStarvation Flats in a southerly direction from\nTete Jaune Cache, running west 80 cliains,\nihence south HO chains. Ihence oast 8 chnlns,\nthencu uorlh-sochains to point of oommenoe*\nmont.\nDated Olh day of November, 1006.\niniv li lii.t) UK II. Hl.v-KI I, Loi'iilor.\nCertificate of Improvements.\nIsTOTICB\nItiver Kden Mineral Claiin, situate iu tho Illecillewaet Mining Division of Kootenay districl.\nWhere located: Pish Creek,\nTake notice that 1, John Albert Kirk of the\ntown of Kevelstoke, H.C, acting as agent for\nJ, S, p. Fraser, Esq., Kroo Miners Cortillcato\nNo. H'o'40 and MniguroL A, Klson, Free MIncr's\nCenltlcalu No. U88.VJ8, intend, sixty days from\nthe dale hereof, lo apply to tho Mining Recorder for a Certittcntc of Improvements, for\nthe puniosi* of obtaining a Crown Grant of the\nabovo claim.\nAnd further lake nolice that action, under\nsection 17, mu\u00bbt be commenced before lhu issuance uf such Cerlllicate of Improvements.\nDated this 24th day of September, A.D., 1900.\nnov2i _J._A. KIRK.\nCertificate of Improvements.\nHSrOTICE..\nSilver Dell uud Laurel Mineral Claims, situato\nin Ihelllecilliwnot Minion Division nf Koot*\noiiay Distriet.\nWhere located i\u2014Throe-quartern of a milo east\nof Illocillowaet\nTake notice that I, J. A. Kirk, acting as utfoul\nfor John Newell, Froo Miner's Certified to No.\nli. 885941 0. Rohert Dalil, Freo Miner's Certificate No. It. 88506; and George W. Joffs, Free\nMinor's Cortiflcate No. B, 88593. iutond, sixty\ndays from lho dule heroof, lo upply tothe Mining Recorder for a Certificate of Itnprovemeuts,\nfnr the iiurooso of obtaining a Crown Grantor\nthe above claim.\nAnd further luko notice that uctiou, under\nsect-inn 'il, must be commenced before the\nIssuance of such Certificate of Improvements,\nDatod this 80th day of September, A.D., 1900\noct 20 J. A. KIKK.\nCertificate of Improvements\nNOTICE\nSilver Bill Mineral Claim, situate.iu lho Revel-toko Mining Division or Wesl Kooteuay\nDistrict.\nWhom located: hoysloue Mountaiu.\nTake notice that I, James I. Woodrow, F.M.C.\nN... H58I140, ageni Tur Alex. W. Mcintosh, P.M.\n0, 88011) Geo. Juimsou, P.M.C. U881V4, and\nKliziibelh McMahun, F.M.C. No. IMI, inlend,\nsixiy day*- from lhe date hereof, to apply to lhe\nMining Recorder for a Cortiflcate of improve-\nments, for the purpose ur obtaining a Crown\nUrant of lhe above cluiiu.\nAnd furl her lake notice thut action, under\nsuction 37, must be commenced before tbe issuance of such Certilioato ol Improvements.\nDated this20th day of Oclobar, A.D., I9U0.\neet 21 JAS. 1 WOODROW.\nNOTIGE\nNotice is hereby given thnl (>o days\nfrom dale 1 inlenil lo apply lo llie Cliief\nCommissioner of Lands and Work-, al\nVictoria, B.C., for purchase of following;\ndescribed landi, in Lillooel district:\nCommencing at a posl inarked \"T. Kilpntrick's north-wesl corner,\" situated\nabout i mile from wesl buuk ol Upper\nj\\dains river and I wo and a half miles irom\nhead ol jUlanis lake, running 40 chains\nsoulli, So ebains easl, 4a eliains uortli, So\nelinins wesl, containing 3J0 acres more 01-\nless.\nDaled Nov. 11.I1, 190O.\n*Wi4 T. KILPATRICK.\nNOTICE\nNut ico Is hereby given that on Wednesday\nthe I'ith duy of January, 1007. at 'i:'V* \\>.m- at\ntlio registered olliee of the Rovolstoko it, McCullough Crack Hydraulic Mining Co., Limited,\nRevelstoke, H. C, 1 will otl'or for mile by Pub*\nlie Auction to thu highest bi tder for Cusu, 8000\nshares, certillcutos uum bared:\nCortillcutoNo.iil :>U0 in arreurs|2l)1\n ' ,'iH 1001 200\n\" \" \" 40 100 >\u00bb \" 11)\n 114 100 \" \" 10\n\" \" \"115 100 \" \" 10\n\" \u00bb \"Utl IUI \" \" 10\n 98 250 \" \" 25\n 114 250 '* \" 50\n 153 Hill \" ' 10\n2500 $522\nundcomprisiug tho stiaros issued by the suid\nCompany lu tlio utwvonumhored certificates,\nami thut such salo Is advertised by order of the\nBoard of Directors, hy reason of suid shares\nbeing iu default ou account of non-payment of\n('nils or Assossineul-1 thereon, amounting to ttio\n-uiio- placod opposite oach cerlllicate numbered\nin this notice duly mado and demanded and\nnow unpaid,\nDatod al Rovelstoke, December 17th, HtOti,\nJOHN D, SIBBALD,\nwed dec 19 Secy.-Treas.\nnotice.\nNnl ice is hereby given that 80 days after dnte 1\nintenil to apply to the Honourable the Chief Com-\nmisiiouerof Landn and Wurks for permission to\npurchase the following described lands iu lhe district nf West Kooteuay, Ubvelutuke division:\u2014\n(ommeiieing at a post plauted ou tho west bank\nuf the Columbia Kiver about half a mile below\nPriest llapids and marked \"W. 11. Sutherland's\nnorlli-weat corner post,\" tlience south 20 chains,\nthence east 40 eliains inoru orless to the west hank\nof thu Columbia River; tlienee iu a north-westerly\ndirection and followiug tlio west hank of the Col-\numbi.'i River to the point of enimnonceuieut-\nDated Ihls 19th dav of October, 1900.\n_oct21^ W. It. SUTHERLAND.\nNOTICK\nNotice is hereby given that liO days after dsto\nwe Intend to apply to the Hon. Chief Commls-\nsinner of I nuds aud Works for a special license\nto out and carry away timber from ibe following described lands on Halfway Creek iu Wesl\nKootenay distriet:\nI. UuniUKMH'iug at a post planted ut the\nsoutb-west oorner of T L. No. 7100, and inarked\n\"I W.L Co. i-.L.C\". thence 80 chains north,\nthenee 80chains west, thence 80 chains south,\nthence east 80chains lo placoof commencement.\n'2. commencing al a post planted at the\nnorlh-west cornerof T.L. i\\o 7ti'J,2, mid marked\n\u25a0I. .\\V.L.co N.Kc\", tlienc*- 80 chains souih,\ntin uee 80 chains west, ihence 80 ohalna north,\nIheuce 80 ehnins east to place of commencement,\n;i. Commencing at a post planted at the\nsoulh-east cornerof T, L. No. 7100, and marked\n\"LU.I.Cu. BtW.C\", Inenee nonh 80 chains,\nti ence ens; 80 chains, thence soutn 80 ebains,\nthenee west 80 chains to placo of commence*\nmcuc.\n4. Commencing at a post planted at the\nnorth-enst corner of T.L. No. 7032, und marked\n\"L.W.L.Co. BjW.U.\", thence uorth 80 eh tins,\nthenceeast 80 chains, thence south 80 chaius,\nthenco wesl 80 ehains to [dace of commencement.\n5 (Mnmenctng at a post planted at thc\nsouth-east comer of Location No, 4 and marked\n\"L,W,l..Co. B.W.C,\" theuce eaat 100 chains,\nthonce north n. chains, thonce west lOOchains.\ntbenee south 40 chains to place of commencemeni.\nti commencing at a post planted at the\nnorth-east comer of T.L. No. 7632, aud marked\n\"L W.L.Co. N.W.C \", thence cast 10uchains.\nihence smith \"M chains, thence west lOOchains,\nIheuce north 40 chains to place of commeticc-\nDated this 24th dsy of November, 1000,\n7. Commonclug at a post planted about 40\nvbalns north of the south-west cornerof Location No. 2, about 300 feet from west bank of n\nsmall creek and merited, \"L.w.h.co, S.K.C.\",\nIhence north 80 chains, Iheuce west \u00ab0 chaina,\nthonce south 80 chains, thouce east 80 chains\nto place of commencement.\n8. Commencing ut a post planted at thc\nBQUt|pweflt cornerof T.L.No.7830and marked\n\"L. W.L.Co. S.K.C.\", tlionco north HO chains,\nthence wesl 80 chains, thence south 80 ehalm.\nthenco east 80 chains to placo of commence\nDatod this 26th day of November, 100B.\nLamii-Wathon Lcmhkh Co,, LtMITED,\ndeo 3 wed ,\nNOTIGL\nNutlet ia liurnliy gl.un Mint to day. (nun ilniu 1\nintenil to apply to llie Honorftblt .lie t'Mlni (!uiii-\nmils ontr of Landa ami Worka lor perralMlon i\u00ab\niiii-i-Iimi- tlio lollowlng iliimiriliml laml. In tlm\nWual Kootonay Dl.trlct: .....\nUiimmolMlui! al \u00bb l\u00bbwt mtrkcil \"L, T. Me-\nlioiigalil'a aun.h-wiiat ,-j>riier.\" |i!.nliiil un lhc\ni-iisul'iiMil Upper Arroiv Like,\u00abmllea north ol\nNakiw.i, ll.e.. tlienee north 'lu cliuiua, thenc.\ncm. 411 clialna, .hence imiili 'iu chain., theuce\nI'Sit-ln chslua, thenco aoiltu So ohalna, more or\nless, lo Arrow Lake, thenoe westward sll chslim\nmore or leas, along the Arrow Lake lo polul ol\ncommencement, nonuliilnif 'Jim screa more or\n*^M*mM\u00bbui\nITOTIOH.\nNniii'i' in heroby glvon that 00 dayn from date 1\nInteud to apply to tlie Hon. tlm Chief Comuiis-\naioncr of Lands and Wurks for permission to pur-\nchase the following described funds, In tbe Wosl\nWlonteuiiy dislrict, went shore of Upper Armw\nLake;:\n\"Cimuumiclug al a pent maiked \"J. L. Ulrseh'H\nsoiilh west cunier,\" ulthe south east corner ol\nLot *fi70; and about I \\ miles smith of Fosthall\nCreek; lhonc4 L. A. DEWAR\nISTOTICB\nNotice Is hereby given that 00 days after date I\n.-!- nd iu apply to th.< Honourable Un* Chief Com-\nuiliwloner ol Lands and Wurks for permission to\npurchase the following ile-acribed lauds in the dis\nirlcl of West Knutcnaj. Revelstoke dlrlslon:-\nCoinmencing at a pust planted on the west bank\ni the Columbia River opposite 18-MOe Kaplds\ninl iniirki'd \u25a0*!(. C. McCarter's south-east corner\nlost,\" thence west 20 chains, iheuce north 20\nlialllS, tlienee east 20 chains more nr less In tiniest hank uf the Culumbia River, thence south\nfollowing lhe west bank of i o Culumbia River 20\nhains more or less to the point of commencement,\nDated October lllth, IDOti-\nucl2l K. C. McCAUTKR\nNOTICE\nNotice is hereby given Ibat 60 days afler date\n1 intend to applv to lhe Chief Commissioner of\nLauds und Worka for permission to purchase\nthe following described lands in West Kootenay, on the east shore of Upper Arrow Lake:\nCommencing at a posl adjoining T. L 51U8\non lhc soulh-wesl. comer and marked \"D.\nDewai's norlh-west coruer post,\" thencecasl\n80 chains, thenco south 80 chains, ihence west\nHO chains more or less lo lhe ahore of said lake\nthence norlh along the east shore of said lake\nho chains to thc point uf commencement.\nDated Oct, 10th, 1008.\noct 21 1). DEW AH,\nLAND NOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that 00 daya .ifi\u00abr date I\nintend to apply to the Chiof Commissioner uf\nLands and Works for permission to purchase lhe\nillowlng described laiuls hi Cariboo district:\ncommencing ut a post marked \"W. 11. olive's\naoath-eastcorner pusl,' planted on trail leading\nfrmn Nnrth Ihotnpaoa River to Vellowhaad Pans\nand about 5iuiluslnu northerly directiun from\nCranberry Lake, running north 80 chnius, thence\nwest 40 chains, iheuce south rfu cliains, ihence east\n40 chains to point of commencement.\nDated lUh day of November, mod.\nnov 21 W. II UL1VB, Locator.\nNOTICE\n\\T OTICK is liereliy given tbat B0 days after date\nJM l intend to apply tn the Hou. IV Chief\nCommissioner of Lands and Works for a special\nLicense to eut and carry away timber from tlie\nfollowing described lands iu West Kootenay District:\nCommencing tti a [mst marked ' T, Kilpatrlok's uorth-oast coruor post.\" planted on north\nuassurm or Upper Arrow * ako,;about ^ chains\nwest of Lhu nortb*west curuer uf Loi Nu. 509,\nthenco south 80 chains, west 8U chain-, north SO\nehuiir-.|o:i-t sochaiii- tu puintufcummuueameiii\nDuled Nov. 1st, 1900.\nnov 21 T- KILPATRICK.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given that so day-, after date I\nInteud toapply tothelloii. Lhe Chief Commission\ner nf hands and Works lor a special license to eul\nand carry away timber from ihe followiug de*\nacribed lands in Wesl Kooteiui) district:\nCummenclllg at a post planted lu chains westof\nLlm south-west ciruerof Timber Limit UitsJ and\nmarked ''('.skinner's north-east eurner.\"thenee\n180 chains aotllh, thence !oulh MI\n'Iinins to point of commencement.\nDated Uth day of September, 1900.\nwed dee U S. J. HARLOW\nNOTICE.\nI. William Iliiiiiillon. hereby give notice Hint\nit Is my Intention to iijiply to lhe Boanl of Li-\nconsc Commissioners forlliclli.-trict o( Revelstoke, for a I runnier ol my liquor License fur llie\nHotel Lanlcnii ut Comaplix, to ltu.-scll M,\nKvaiis.\nUomupllx, B.O., Dec. l.tli, 1D06,\nsat doc lolttl WILLIAM HAMILTON.\nIN THE MATTER Ob* THK \"WINDING-UP ACT WW,\" AND AMEND-\nINO ACTS;\nand\nIN THE MATTER OP THE PINGSTON ORBEKLUMBER COMPANY,\nLIMITED.\nTho Pingston Creok Lumber Company, Limited, lms gone into voluntary liquidation under the above Aot\nuiul has appointed John H, Jackson,\nnf tho city of Kevelstoke, I). 0\u201e accountant, Ite liquidato. for the purpose\nof sueh winding-up.\nThe oi-eilitiii-siif the above Company,\nwhioh has Us bead office in suid city of\nilevelstoke, and all others having any\nnliiiins against said Company are required, on or before ibe 1st duy of\nJanuary, 11X17, to send to Harvey, Mc-\nCarter k Pinkhain, solicitors for suid\nliquidator, at their office First Street.\nKevnlstoke, li. (.'., their names and\naddresses and descriptions, and tbe\nfull particulars of their claims or debts\nverified by oath and tbe nature and\namount of lhe securities, if nny, held\nby them und the specified viilue nf\nsin-li securities, and, if so required by\nnolii-e in writing from said liquidator\nin- his solicitors, Ui enme iu and prove\ntheir suid debts or claims In the usual\nany, at such time and place us shall\nlie specified in such notice.\nAfter the Hint dny of January, iw>7,\ntho said liquidator will proceed to dis-\n.tibiile the assets of the Company\ntmongst the parties entitled thereto,\nniving regard only to the claims nf\nvliii-h he then hu* hail notice, and the\nIqiildator will not then be liable for\nhe assets or any part, thereof so dis-\nri tinted, tn any person ol whose claim\nio hnd nut notice al the time of the\nii-iii-ibuiiun thereof,\nI luted this ilth day of November,\nmm.\nJOHN II. JAOKSON,\nnuv 'M sat mid Liquidator.\nNOTIGE\nNotice is hereby given that lilt] dnja alter\ndale I Intend to apply to ihe thief Com-\nmissioner of hands ana Work- for\u00bbrmU>lon\nlo purchase tbe following described landi iu\nthe district ol West Kooteimy:\nC-fiinmnuciuKiit a pur-t marked 'lierlwrl Red'\nfom's uorth-west oorner poit, 'and planted nn\ntho oa-l bnnk of tlie Columbia nver. about four\nniiltw'-oulh of Naku-p; ihenco\u00abtt 40cham*.\nthenee south p. chains thence we.-t 40 elm na,\nthenoo nortn tt ohilni t\u00ab\u00bb i^imof rommniice*\nmenl, cuutaiuinit 160 aetM more or lew*\nI>Htecl tlia aotli Heptnmber. A.U-, IW\noet 10 HKBBBBT BBDFBRN\nnruur uum k\"*'s-- \u2022 \u2022-.\u2022 \t\nmotive powerfrom ajwint on Upper Arrow\nLake, West Kootenay, near Arrowhead,\nthence following the Columbia River\nnortherly on either side to a point at or\nnear the confluence of Canoe River wiih\nthe Columbia River ami tlience following\nalong* Cnnoe River on either side, to a\npoint at or near Tele Jaime Cache, on\nFr.iatT River, with power to construct,\noperate and maintain branch lines to any\npoint within twenty mile-, from tin* main\nline of railway; and wiih power to construct, operate and maintain all necessary\nbridges, roads, ways and terries; and Lo\nconstruct, acquire, own and maintain\nwharves and Jocks in connection therewith; and lo construct, own, acquire,\nequip and maintain steam and other vessels anil boats and operate the same on\nany navigable waters, and to construct,\noperate and maintain telegraph and telephone lines along the routes of the said\nrailway and its branches, or in connection\ntherewith, and to transmit messages for\ncommercial purposes] lo generate electricity snd supply light, heat and power,\nand erect, construct, build and maintain\nthe necessary buildings and works, and to\ngenerate any kind of power for the purposes aforesaid,or in connection therewith,\ntor reward; and lo acquire and receive\nfrom any Government, corporation or persons, grants of land, money, bonuses,\nprivileges or other assistance in aid of the\nconstruction of the Company's undertaking; and to connect with and enter into\ntrallic or other arrangements wilh railway,\nsteamboat or other companies, and to\nexercise such powers as are granted by\nparts 4 and 5 of llie \"Water Clauses\nConsolidation Act\"* and for all rights,\npowers and privileges necessary in or\nincidental to lhe premises, and for oilier\npurposes.\nDated at Revelsloke, B.C, this 31st day\nof August, 1906.\nHARVEY, McCARTER & PINKHAM\nSolicitors for the Applicants.\n-N0TICE.~\nNotice is hereby given that 60 days\nafter dnte I intend tn npply to the\nChief Commissioner uf Lands and\nWinks fm permission to put-chase six\nhundred ami forty ncres ot land lying\niu the l-'usiliiill Vulley nn the west side\nof Upper Arrow Lake, described as\nfollows!\n('iiiiiiiii-in-ingiii n pust marked \"William IlaiInn's north-east corner post,\"\n\u25a0dallied IW chains wesi of Uit 15'tl,\nGroup I, Kootenayt Ihence west 80\neliuiiis. thence Bouth SO chains, thence\nen*.! sn chains, thence north 80 chains\nlu the plnce nf commencement, containing lliu acres, more or less,\nDated ibis ilth dnv nf November,\n11)08,\nW. HARLOW,\nnuv !2S wed Per T. s. MePherson.\nNOTICE.\nNotice is hereby given thai Oo days\nafter dale 1 inlend lo apply to the Cliief\nCommissioner of Lands & Works for per*\nmission to purchase three hundred and\ntwenty acres of land lying in the Fosthall\nValley on thc west side ol Upper Arrow\nLake', desciibed as follows;\nCoinnieiiciiig at a post marked \"Robert\nAbbie's north-east corner posl,\" planled\nat the norlh-west corner of Loi Hb2,\nGroup I, Kooleuay; thence 80 chains\nwesi, ihence 40 chains south, tlience fio\ncliains east, ihence 40 chains north to the\npoint of commencement, containing 320\nacres, more or les->.\nDaled ihe 23rd day of November, 1906.\nR, ABBIE,\nuov jS wed Per T, S. McPerson,\n~H0TiCL~\nNotice is hereby given that 8(1 dnys\nafter dule I intend t\u00bb\u00ab. toseudbv\n|XMl prepaid or deliver lo the undeMtfnea.\ntholr i-linstlaii and Buruaiuoa, addrottQf and\niir-1 riplions, the full particulars of their claims\ndnl-* verified, tho itaWuent of their account*\nand the nature of Iho Mcuritloa, If any, held by\nthem.\nAn' further lake notice that after such last\nmeutlonod dale the Administrator will proceed\nto distribute the Anots of the wild deceased\nnmongil ihe partloi entitled Lherelo having\nregard only to the claims of which he shall\nthen have nolice and ihal the said Administrator will not In* lia.jl.-f\". Un* -aid h-h*.* or\nan) part thereof to any pen-on or person*-: of\nWhose claim notion Bball not huve boon ro-\noelved by him at lhe date of |U0h distribution,\niui. dai vanoouver, British Columbia, this\n,lrd day of liccetubor, A.U.. VHii.\nTlPPKlt A; (iltlKKIN,\nSolicitor* for George Smith McCarter,\ndec j wed tin Admlolitralor. early have the best selection und attention. Below is just a feu ol\ntin- many acceptable mils that ive have in stock Ior lhc Xmas Trade,\nFOR FATHER\nGloves, Neokties, Collins, Fancy Shuts,\nFancy Vests. Suspenders, Umbrellas.\nHandkerchiels, Mufflers, Slippers, Boots,\nHouse Coats, etc , etr.\nFOR BROTHER\nNeck Ties, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Hosiery,\nFancy Shirts, Fancy Vests, Umbrellas,\nGloves, House Coats. Mufflers, Hockey Hoots.\n0\n0\np\nH\nH\nFOR MOTHER\nWaist Lengths, Dross Lengths, Coat Lengths\nSilk Waists, Fin.-, Ulovos, Fiincy Collars,\nTillilc Linen, Art Needle Work, Shopping\nHugs, Felt Slippers, Japanese Gowns,\nKimonas, etc.\nFOR SISTER\nFur Neck 1'iecc, Coats, New Dresses, Fancy\nWaists, Fancy Hosiery, Dressing 8aciitte,\nSlippers, Hockey Shoes, Hand Hugs, Silk\nScarfs, Dainty Collars and Belts, Boots,\nHandkerchiefs\nFOR THE BABY\nA complete outfit of Dresses, Bear Coats, Caps, Neck Furs, Mutt's, Garters, Bonnet' and Booties\nThe articles aliove are just a hint,\u2014a look through our complete and well chosen stock will bring\nmany mure acceptable gifts belore the eye.\nThe Xmas Rush\n,t. We are able tn handle it us ive have u lieuutilul slock ol\nT FANCY GOODS.\nY Thousands of Cards an I Calendars, Toys und Toy\nrfl Hunks, handsomely hound, Poetical Winks, Albums, Per\ng, fumes, Smokers' Supplies, otc, Call in nnd see them.\n\u00a7 Canada Drug & Book Co., Ltf., Revelstoke, B C. $\nWEATHER FORECAST.\nWed. Dec. Hi\u2014Fur 24 hours: Moder\nate breeze; untettfed nnd mild;\nmax. 40 (leg. inin. '14 (leg.\ntoil).\nXMAS DAINTIES\nBusiness Locals\nSee R. Howson's Xmas nd.\nA new line of leather post cards at\nNairn's.\nSine very pretty pictures at R.\nHowson's Furniture Sture.\nPatronize Home Industry. Smoke\nRevelstoke Cigars.\nS.eigh lubes, bells, horse blankets,\nharness, at Bourne Bros.\nCream Hulls to-day at Hobson &\nBeil's.\nTbe highest grades of fancy per-\nlun es at the Canadu Drug Store.\nOur Xmas cakes and plum puddings are now ready. Hobson A Hell.\nHubsun i Hell have sived some\nchoice eating apples lur .Xmas use.\nXmas Cards and calendars at\nCanada Drug Store.\nTom Smith's Crackers and fancy\nboxes of G.i B, chocolaies. C. B.\n4 Co.\nR. Howson i Cu.'s Furniture Store\nis the pluce to buy sensible Xmas\ngilts.\nXmas stockings and Tom Smith's\ncrackers, a good assortment at Hobson\n4 Bell's.\nEverything suitable Xmas presents\nin Cbinaware on show at C, B. Hume\n4 Co.\nAsk iur coupons on our $100 prize\nwhen mukirig purchases, Coupons\nwith each 25c. purchase. Nairn's, .\nAdvertise your home City. 8end your\nfriend a box of Revelstoke Cigars lor\na Xmas Present.\nA pretty decorated screen make a\nsensible Xmas gilt. R. Howson 4\nCo. have some beauties.\nRevelstoke Cigars-Union Hade Our\nSpecial, The Union, and Marca Vuelta\nare ahead of all others.\nDrv fir and birch Btove wood for\n-ale.' Kevelstoke Fuel and Supply Co,\nMolsons Building.\nSmokers' supplies, pipes, pouches,\ncigar holders and cases. Everything\na smoker needs fur Xmas at Nairn's,\nNever belore lms our slock\nbeen so complete in Fancy\nGroceries, including New\nXuts, London Layer Raisins, Figs, Dates, Oranges,\nBananas, Cm n berries,\nLettuce, Xmas Stockings,\nSmith's Crackers, Mistletoe and Holly.\nHOBSON & BELL,\nCROCERS, BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS\nX'nas number of Toronto Globe\nwith big pictures only 50 cts. ut Canadu Drug Storey\nl'luce your orders early for Japanese\noranges as the quantity is limited.\nCB. Hume 4 Co.\nPersonal visit by Trueman is a\nguarantee you will be pleased with\nyour photos here until Dec. 31st.\nCall uud see our bargains in cups\nanil Bimcers for Friday and Saturday\nonly at C. B. Hume 4 Co.\nSee our Sepia platinum photos, the\nvery latest mounts. Trueman, Vancouver and Revelstoke.\nJapanese oranges, Navel oranges,\nlemons, banatmB, Malaga grapes,\nsweet potatoes, nutB, Iigs, layer raisins,\nat Bourne's.\nSee our China room. You can get\nsome beautilul cups and simcers.vnses.\nand dishes ol nil kinds. Canada Drug at Beaton, was in the city yesterday\nIF YOU WANT\nTo Buy a House.\nTo Rent a House.\nTo Buy Nice Building Lots\nclose in.\nTo Buy Splendid Fruit\nLands.\nCOME AND SEE\nKincaid & Arton\nWE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN COAST\nPROPERTIES\nKincdid and Anderson\nReal Estate and Insurance Agts.\nCHRISTMAS PIPES AND SMOKERS' SUPPLIES\nI f you want to make a handsome present to your\nfather, husband, brother and sweetheart, call at\nTHE REVELSTOKE CIGAR STORE\nOPPOSI8E CLIMAX HOTEL\nCHRISTMAS AT THE STORES\n(Continued from Page 5.\nllRO.V.N-'s OIOAlt STOKE\nhas never had a belter display ol\nhandsome and first class gcods, and\nhas one of the best equipped stores in\nB. C. There is a specially large stock\nol cigars of all brands including the\nfamous Maroa Vuelta, Union, and\nSpecial and many others; a large selection of cigarettes and a complete line\nof English and American tobacco; a\nfirst class choice of silver mounted\npipes, poucliCB, cignr and cigarc!te\nholders, cast s of pipes, cigar and ci; -..-\nettc cases in leather and silver; a lilt\nline of Bmokers' supplies, silver r. -\\\nglass ash trays, cutters, tobacco jr.;,;,\npipe racks, match boxes ol new pr',-\ntern in silver and nickel and a geno:.\"il\nassortment of smoking requisites and\nsupplies, all suitable for Xmas gifts.\nThe pool and billiard rooms form a\ngreat attraction and business is reported very brisk.\nHEVEbSTOKE OlOAH STOWS\nis only of a few weeks' establish mont\nand bus done a remarkably good\nbusiness in the short time it has been\nin existence. There is a line stock uf\ngold and silver pipes In cases, handsomely mounted lines.and meerschaum\npipes, cigar and cigarette bidders,\nsilver mounted ponchos, cigar [und\ncigarette cases, tobacco jars and gen-\nChoice Fruits such as Oranges,\ngrapes, bananas, Iigs, dates, raisins,\nat Hobson & Bell's.\nJust look at the different things we\nhave for sale\u2014souvenir spoons, view\nbooks, toys, beautiful bound poets,\nund suitable extracts, Unity's Bulluii-\ntyne|s and Staple's boy's books, Pansy,\nBessie and Alcott, Hooks for girls,\npaper and rag toy books for children,\ndressing cases, manicure sets, music\nrolls, gold mounted pipes and cigar\ncases and holders, photo Irames,\nchatelaines, ebony, cloth and hair\nbrushes, mirrors, all sizes, at Canada\nDrug Store.\nSocial and Personal\nDr. Elliot has been the gueBt of Dr.\nSutherland fur a few duys\nEd Hillman, ol Beaton, is visiting\niu '.own.\nMr. and Mrs. Sam Sliai n, of\nTrout Lake, has left fur Toronto.\nlleo. Lux, the well-known ranoher\neral smokers' outfit, us well as candy\nnnd stationery; there ia a general\nstock of Heuver, I'lmrouh, Interior,\nLa Morenn and Henry Clay cigars\nand n full line ol imported cigarettes\nand tobaccos. Pool and billiard tables\nwill shortly bo installed.\nSMYTIIli'S CIGAR STOKE\nis as usual up-to-date this Christmas\nand is artistically and attractively\ndecorated. There is a fine stock of all\nthe best brands of cigars, cigarettes\nand tobacco, including English and\nAmerican manufacture, a large assortment of I). B. briar pipes in cases\nmounted in silver, and pipes of all\ndescriptions and prices; cigar and\no.ga.elte cases in leather aid silver\nare a specialty, and tobacco jars of\nvarious designs, pipe racks, cigar cutters, match holdeis and lighters, oriental hookahs, smokers' requisites in\nmany lines form a most alluring attraction. A general slock of candieB\nin boxes and cabinets iB included und\nalso a full selection ol pictorial postcards and Xmus novelties. Presentation pipes mounted in silver and gold\nare particularly handsome. A big\nturkey drawing will be held shortly\nbelore Christ mas.\nNOTICE.\nvrOTIOK IS IIKHUHY GIVEN Hint thirty\n1\\ days iifk-i- iliiln I intend to npply to Hie\nChief Commissioner of Lands unit Woi-kh Ior u\nI spi'iiUI liconso lo out and carry uway t.linlioi-\nfroni tho folluwiiiK dosorlbed lnmls in West\nKootonay distriot:\n11. Goiiinionolng at u post ninrki'il '\"(lus\nLund's noi-lli-iiusl, cornor,\" nliiuii, !l null's bolow\ni north fork uf lloldslri-nni. .Imiicii soulli SI\nI'linins, wost Ml chains, north 811 chnlns, nasi SO\nohnlns to jiolnl of commoncottiont,\nI lilted. Inili' L'lli, 111111.\nili-n S will GUSLUNII.\nstore.\nHolly, mistletoe, cut llowers, and\nevergreen decorations lor Christinas at\nHenry's nurseries, SO Hi Westminster\nRoad, Vancouver, H. C,\nWhen yuu wisli to see an assortment ol the very best nf Xmas goods.\nStep into the Canada Drug Store.\nTbey have everythin.\nMiss Francis Paget bus returned\nhome Irom a visit to Dean Puget al\nCalgary.\nil Mrs. McCarter huve re\nvisit to tin- 1 ..!\u25a0 -:\nMr, i\nturned\nStates.\nFrank Fulmer, manager ol ibe\nBeatrice mine, spent a few days last\niXMAS\nm\n1906\nWebb's, Lowney'B, Cadbury's and week iu the city.\nMoCormiok'8 ohoooiates, burnt al- a. H. Gracey, managet i the Eva\nnionils. maple creams, butter scutch, ruine, Camborne, is pendin\" - - - layt\nin fancy packages or in bulk, at |n t\u201esn\n13uuru,!'b* Mrs .1. Anders \u25a0.. * - Beatrice\nAlways look into the window oi llie ,,,\u201e,,, Camborne, lelt thit m r ling :'\nCanada Drug Sture. Vou will tee tt visit to Spokane.\nsomething new every time, and ii you Mp , M,.,,. rl .. , .,tll|., ,,,.. ]a\nnn;-. Mr and M - v iLean al Kam-\nlOOpt\nLots \u201el nice presents in silverware m ,_ v Kr\u201et2 arid fonghte, .-*\ncutlery, Curving sets, pocket thj9 rocrning for a three * \u2022 -\niets, skates dinner t0 her friends in the East\nml tea sets, Ian ps. vases, etc. Call\nLOADS OF\nXMAS GOODS\nYes, wo have loads of beautiful and artistic and desirable\npiii'istniiis goods heir at your disposal and wc want you to\ncome and see nnd buy them, If you choose un article from\nour Holiday Stock as a gift for u friend or relative, ive\nknow that you will be pleased with your selection, for tbo\nstuck which ive are now olfei-ing is ii splendid one in every\nrespect.\nAlthough we hnve loads of goods, yet we expect to sell\nevery Christmas article in stock before Christinas Eve, so\nwe urge you to come and buy early before the Christmas\nline becomes reduced too much. The early purchasers\nalways have mi advantage over the late buyers, Right\nnnw the stock is hig and complete, Right now is the time\nto buy.\nDon't overlook the fact that presents can be had for\nyoung , oiks and for old folks; for men and women; for\nboys and girls. All goods have been carefully selected and\nnre being offered at as low prices as it is possible tu sell the\nsame quality of minds for.\nGifts for Everybody\nD. NAIRN, RED CROSS DRUG STORE\n-, FOR XMAS GIFTS\n'-\n'\"\u25a0'.' m\n-xfi \u2022 '.-- \u2022'*\u25a0***&->\n;\u25a0\u25a0:\nwant to see the new books, come\ninside.\nI.\ntali!\nknives, scissors, in I\nml see our stock,\nFanoycri I..-, I\nBourne Bros.\nll.I-, bridge see,\nSI\nIi'-i-imi*. croktnole, oarfom boards,\nparcheti, cheat 600 pit, Hindi, und\niu\/i-n- ol other games. You will\nlimi Ihem al ran ids 1'r'ig 4 Buuk\nStore,\nMessrs. Alvin snd Fred. I'rquhart\nlelt yesterday morning for an exti\ntrip through tbe east, vititing Portland, Maine, and other Amei\nciiies. They were accon panietl\nMi- Trueman, who -.'ill tlso visit a\nnumber ol eastern points.\nJewelry und Silverware have a\ncharm nnd distinction unattainable liy any other objectsof beauty\nand utility, and when the stock\noffered for you tocbuose from is so\ncarefully selected und of such ole-\nguul workmanship as tlnit shown\nat\nHastings, Doyle & Allum's\nyuu cannot fail to indulge your\ntnste nnd fancy to the utmost.\nNext Imperial Bank\n1\nPipes\nCigar Holders Eg\nCigarette Holders ^\nCigar Cases _.\nCigarette Cases\nToboccos\nCigars |\nCandies\n\u25ba000<>0*<><^^\nChristmas Showing!\nHeadquarters |\nHoliday Goods in liberal\nEarly and Avoid the Rush,\nabundance, Pick\ngi\n9*\nI BROWN'S ;\nA LARGE STORE FULL OF BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS\nCOLLECTED PROM llll*: ENDS OF THE\nEARTH, INCLUDING PRICES TO SUIT ALL\nPOCKETS\t\nSTORE OPENS EVERY NIGHT.\n!AA.-.A,-.AAAMMMMMMMsMi^l|\nf -, ' ' ' ' \" \u201e #\nv Santa\nZ Claus i - - - a>\n* 4\nto POR nils XMAS, 1906, IS AT ,*!\u00bb\n*<> i*\n% Manning's Candy Palace |\nI' 4\n4\nI\nf\n1\n4\njf* Insist on Having Fresh Candies for-i>\nfj Xmas Get Some of Manning's %\nf\nf\nto\nI*\nTbe iur;. ' liaortmenl in Toys. Tbe latest In Toys.\nEverything Sew,\nMagic I.ii.iitii- 35i tollfj 8team Engines, 50o, to f 10.\nFriction Toya, Spring Toys, Stuffed Animals flargo and\ntmsll); Tooll, Gimet, Toy Planot, Blackboards, Rooking\n11 iet B ireau Sleighs otc\nWalter Bews. Phm.B..\nDruggist &\nStationer\nNKXT III MK BLOCK.\nI CIGAR STORE??\n'%m>MMMMM 60K>OOOOO0<\n*\u2022 Home-Made Candies. 4\nm 4\n-fi. 4\nX>, ah mill is (i i- Santa Olaui should ba addrauad i\" Box i''<1 a\nf MANNING'S CANDY PALACE I\nto _ -j*\nv-iiiiduiiad uuid\nFOR EVERYBODY\nWhether it be for man, woman or child, ourTioliday\ndisplay is so varied that it is easy to select suitable\ngifts for everybody. It's a good thing to come as early\nas you can, for while we have been able to telegraph\nand duplicate some lines, we will not be able to do so\nany longer, and nice things are being picked up every\nday, If you shop in the morning you will find it\nmuch more comfortable. Come in and look around\nand see what pretty things we have to select from and\nhow low they are priced.\nLady's Blouses\nNew stylos\nThey aro the sea\nson's latest. They\ncome in Lustres,\nCashmeres, Flannelette, otc, for\nwarm waists from\n$1 to $5\n' Fancy silk Blouses\nmostly in white,\nfrom $2,50 to $15\nLuce Blouses, made over silk in\nBrussels and Baby Irish. Tbo\nswell fall waist.. $8.60 and $10.\nBlouse Materials\nmake u nice gift and ive have\nsome swell good.s.\nPlaid and Fancy Silks from $2.50\nto $0 each.\nCrepe Silk, in cream and black\n$3.50 each.\nSlippers\nfor ladies and children, lu kid,\nfelt, carpet und many other linos,\nfrom 50c to $400 per pair.\nFancy Baskets\nsuitablu for sewing or catch-alls,\nWhen trimmed with ribbon they\narc pretty, inexpensive gifts\nFancy Hose Supporters\nwith the u. m. (j, C]aspi with\nfrilled Dresden Ribbon, and tlie\npad supporters in all colon,, f,.om\n35c to $1.50,\nCollars anil Belts\nAny lady would\nbe pleased with\none of our pretty\nbelts in silk, elan.\ntic or leather, We\nhave them in nil\ncolors and in all\nstyles. Our line\nof NECKWEAR\nis the nobbiest to\nhe seen anywhere\nand our prices are\naway down.\nChildren's Bonnets\nIn Silks, Velvet and Bearskin,\nfrom flOe. to $2.50,\nFelt Sailor Huts in Hrown,\nNavy, Cardinal and Grey $1,00\nand $125 each,\nHand Painted Hovelties\nOur llrsl lot sold out and we\nWired for a new lot that have\narrived today, Pincushions In\nnil shapes. Veil cases, Handkerchief ciiNt's, Spniin eases, Fans\netc, etc.\nCushion Tops,\nCords, Frills, eto.\nA now lot just, to hund, including\ntho\n\"REVELSTOKE\"\nSouvenir., and anew Iol of designs iu center pieces and Doylies\nDrawn Linens\nis a line in which we excel. No\nother store can show half the\nvuiiety we have nor meet our\nprices, What can be more acceptable thun a pretty linen table\ncover or sideboard scarf for a gift\nWo havo these goods in nil sizes\nnnd a pretty assortment of Bat-\ntenherg and Teneiitfo Luce pieces\nGloves\nI'eri-ius and Towi.es\u2014noun bol ter\nmade\u2014and every pair guaranteed\nIf size you get is not correct we\nwill exchange them,\nRibbons\nWe always have\nthe best and newest, and have just\nreceived a new lot,\nof Dresden and\nPlaids that are so\nfashionable, and\nthose pretty Holly\nand Violet Rib-\nlions that you can\nnot procure elsewhere. At prices\nto suit the purse.\nNotions\nSuch as Bell pins, Blouse sets,\nCollars, supporters, Buck combs,\nSide combs, Pearl necklaces, etc,\netc., in great variety.\nNeck Furs\nWe have a line lot in all the\nlute shapes. Nothing more acceptable for a useful gift. Wo\nhave them at prices from $2.50\nto $a5.00.\nHandkerchiefs\nWe have a great\nshow-Half a doz.\nHandkerchiefs is\na nice present.\nLace Edge from\n10c. up. Hem-\nRlicbed from 10;,\n'\"'\u25a0 Embroidered\nfrom 15c. m,\nThese are .*\u201e,\nIrish Linen and\nmany of them are hand embroidered. Real Mal teso Lace, genuine\nhand made. T hese are beauties.\nFor the Men\nWe can solve the problem of\nwhat to get for tho men or hoys.\nHere is a list of a few things,\nany of which wil! be acceptable-\nCuff Links, 50c. t. $2.00\nInitial Handkerchiefs, only 25c.\neach,\nSilk Handkerchiefs, 50c. to\n$1.50\nSlippers of all kinds, $1.00 to\n$2.50 per pair.\nNecklies--we huve thu cream\nof half a dozen makers. All the\nnew colors, at taking prices.\nGloves\u2014Wool and Kid, lined\nand unllned.\nFancy Vest, $3.00 to $7,00\nSmoking Jackets,\nSuil. 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