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Headquar ^ ^1\nHi Columbia River Na.\n'\u00b0\u00ab7,\ng Hub of Timber Belt, Mlnei- aJ\nH| Zone, Agricultural Lands and l*i\n|g Vast Water Powors of B. C. 1\nm s\nMM 11 HI ill IB HI II11 III II\n'tbt\n\u00abi>\n\"Hevelstoke, the Capital of Canada's Alps.\"\nhe Mail-Herald\n(gggginiiiniiggaiiia\nHi \u25a0\ng THE MAIL-HERALD (g\ng Circulates twice per week am- g\ng ong the prosperous citizens of g\ng Canada's Premier Province, g\ng Tttib recognised advertising g\ng medium for Kootenay and In- g\ng terior British Columbia. g\n1 B\ngggggggggggggggg\nVol. 19 No 39\nREVElSTukE, B. C. MAY 17. 1913\n$2.50 Per Yesr\nKELOWNA v.\nREVELSTOKE\nRecord Match at Peach Oity.-Score 3-2 in\nFormer Resident Galena Bay\nShot While Out Duck Hunting\n\u2014Coroner's Inquest.\nMr. John Olson, ihe well knowii\n^^^^^^^^^ ^ . Catena Bay rane-hsr, passed through\nfavor of Okanagan Town.\u2014 Exceptionally R-eveistoke yesterday, on his way\n~, ,-., 0-.1.U o:-i home. Mr. Olson has just returned\nClever Playing on both Sides. flom tlM painuU duty of burying his\nbrother Anders Olson, ai Quesnel,\nwhere he was ac-identally killed by\nlhe discharge of a shot gun. The following from the Quesnel Observer will\nspeak for itself:\nSherlQ Peters received a telegram\non Tuesday from the operator at Bob\ntail station, informing him thai the\nbody of Andy Ol-on, the well knowii\npre-emptoi- at But her Flat, had been\nfound that morning, shot dead, sup-\nsad ACiiDENr NATIUNAL RAILWAY\nASSOCIATION MEETING\n!\nRailway Men Meet at Empress Theatre and Discuss\nOrganization.\nBaseball Pans of Rovelstoke\u2014\"Are\nwe Downheartedi'\"\nBelore answering the above momentous ciucry, take a look at the following table and description of the game\nby our correspondent, which will convince each and every one of us that,\nthough we may not be showing up\nstrongly as \"Spoilt Barlings ol Bame\nFortune.'' with moderate good luck\nour predictions as to the lifting of thi\nB.C. Interior League scalp by the Revelsloke boys at the end of the season\nwill assuredly be fulfilled.\nAlthough, naturally, we ai\" disappointed that we have to take the\n(-\u2022hori end of our initial game in the\n\u2022league, there is no disgrace in beiug\nbeaten by the smallest margin possibility a team sui h a3 Kelowna put into\nthe lield on Thursday. The class ct\"\ntall played was a revelation, and can\nnot fail to ensure permanent and eu\nthusiastlc support of ihe game thru-\nout lhc Okuna-an Valley.\nOur t ...... li i ii. spirit Is \"hasten\nrd to some est nt, but ibis ^boul 1\nhave the eflect ot pulling the boys together, and tea hing those of us with\nwho.n modesty is not a besetting sin,\nto respect our opponents' whether\nthey lie trom sunny peach Ian Is o>-\nwindy terminal-.\nWc hn\\e. a good line un ihe strong\nand weak spo'.s in our team, and\nthough Manager Colllson is more than\nsatisfied with the showing of the team\nin general, there may bc necessary n\nslight re-arrangement of the lineup\naga nst Vernon on tbe 'J ith.\nThe score of the Kamloops-Vernon\ngame la-i week, must not be taken as\na criterion of what ihe Vei in lutes'are\ncapable of, Ior we understand they\nwere unable to place a lull-strength\nii-ain in the field on that occasion.\nThc RevcUioke team reached Kelowna on tbe south boat on Thursday,\nafter an enjoyable trip which was\nenliven cl by ihe contributions of tha\n\"Pawl Quartette,*' composed of Messrs. Philips, List, Deri and Noel, and\narrived a' the ball grounds 15:46 and\nlined-up wiib Slim and Goosey a-\nthe battery.\nRevelstoke tir-t io bat with Fisher\nto bat and Wilson on deck. Henning\nfanned Fi-'ii'f; Wilson bren\/.ed, Pulley\nand Derr breezed.\nSecond inning\u2014Storey breezed, Phil\nPulley caught out on long fly to left\nfield, Derr fans and Storey out on anothei Infield hit.\nSeventh\u2014Philips thrown out on well\nbandied hot one at short, List ollt on\nIly to center Bruce out to piteher Hen\nning's assist.\nEighth\u2014Fisher caught out ou infield hit to second, Webb caught steal\ning second, Wilson hit by pitched ball\nwalks, Pulley hit hotted ball ou third\nstrike and out.\nNinth\u2014Derr singles, Storey fans.\nA large number of railwaymcp and Lution, finance and management\nothers, including several ladies, met the rftore.\nof\nHON. THOS.\nTAYLOR. M.P.P.\nGoes to London Early in June.\u2014\nWill Sail on Empress of Britain\nHon. Thos. Taylor arrived on the\nsouth train last Thursday from lake\npoints. He had intend d visiting Nei\nson and Cranbrook, bii; owing to his\nhaving received a wire while en route,\nthe\nEmpress theatre on Friday On our way we opened up a store in he only went as far as Nakusp.\nnighl to discuss, the organization of three departments of our entire block Hon. Mr. Taylor left last evening\nNational Railway Asso.-iatiou, they have r>22 customers pledged to i'or Vernon, where he will today dt>al\nLimited, under which name is disguis- 'dealing there and with an $S0,OOU\ned the very latest attempt t0 solve stock tree ot debt, doing a cash busi-\nthe high coBt of living problem, by ness. 'lhi good will of such a busi -\nCanadian railwaymen j ness alone is worth a very large sum\nAt 8:15 p. m., Mr. Willis Armstrong j of money,\nlook the chair, and in a breezy speech ' This is not a co-operative rftore, it is\nand amid applause, outlined brielly ' a straight joint stock company, oper-\nposedly by accident. Olson was in the objects of the meeting as being ating stores ona business basis and\nQuesnel last week, and reached his ,0 discuss the organization of the no other.\nwith an important matter in con-\nis ction with locating the C. N. R.\nthrough the city oi Vernon. From\n\\ enn n he will piOCeed to Chase, to\nkeep an appointment, after which he\nwill most likely proceed to the coast.\nHon. Mr. Taylor b'poke in the high-\ni-t terms oi ihe public works in this\nvicinity, including th' .-ourt hous.-.\npre-emption on his return at noon on Bt0re and hear Auditor A. Moore, of Our store manager is Mr. Bonald The roads were in excellent condition\nDerr steals second, Philips singles, Monaay, ln the afternoon he decided Toronto, and Thos. Hueston, vice- O'Brian he has no money invested in in fact better than any he had seen in\nDerr Safe on third, List single-', Bruce\ndrives hot one to short, which Heu-\nning by an unparalleled play grabbed\noil his shoestrings and still running,\ntouches third making au unassU'ted\niloiiiile play and retiring thi sid...\nKelowna comes up with Henning to\nbat, who fans on thre \u25a0 of Slim's favorites, Tieadgold walked into a fast\nbreaking inshoot and is walked by\numpire' Syers swings at two good ones\nand then the bad luck started for Revelstoke by old Slim throwing his arm\nout of place on the third, Webb with\no'.it a'iy preliminary warming up goes\nin in Slim's place, has to do it all\no.er again to Syers, who fans, Kin -\nraid -iiules. on error by Derr advancing Treadgold to third, Henning singles >. or.n; Treadgold. H. nniug steal\nsecond, advanced to third on A Hen-\nnlng's single and gets home Gn passed\nball, Pulley's error. Tait tans, \u2014Two\nruns.\nSecond\u2014Fuller, Hunt aud Feeny all\nthrown out at tirst on inneld hits to\ns..o;t and pitcher.\nThird\u2014F. Henning gets two bagger,\nTreadgold out on pop Ily to second,\nSyers ian-', on error by Webb in a\nthrow to second Henning gets to\nthird, Treadgold singles, scoring Hen-\ninn., Kincaid out ou long fly to center.\nFourth\u2014A. Henning singles, reaching first, Tait -ingles advancing Henning one Bacv, Fuller caught out on\nIiy to right. Hunt out on short fly\nto second, Feeny fans.\nFifth\u2014Henning fans, Treadgold is\nthrown out at flrst by Webb, Syers is\noui at flrst on hit to Fisher.\nSixth\u2014Kincaid out on short By to\nsecond. li.-nniU' fans, Tait do. s likewise.\nSeventh\u2014Fuller tans, hunt out on\nto go dink hunting, and when he did president also of Toronto, and\nnot return in the evening Ban Murray Were present on the platform.\nwho was working for him, and J. C. Secretary Kempster, called upon, in $511,000 for he has made money in\nCo' of Maples, started a search which th. n read figures' showing that 5,790 his own business of course, even if he\nlasted until ten o .lock, without re- shares had been allotted to the am- had 550,000 of stock it would make no\nsuits. They started out again the 0i.nt of ^28,950 and that the money difference as our voles are in -inilividu-\nut'.xi morning, and found the body at was being rapidly paid into the bank al shareholders. One shareholder one\nseven o'eloek. The gun. a 12-gauge, anj prophesied thai the whole am - vote, no matter how many shares he\nwas lying beside the body, which was 0..nl subscribed In Revelstoke would might own. Ladies can be shaiehold-\ndistant ahout a mile and a half from reach $.'.0,000 by the cn 1 of this week. cls and vote, provided they a\nhi\u00bb cabin. \u2014Loud applause.\nCoroner Gnrd.er was immediately The chairman then called upou Mr\ncommunicated with, and owing to the Thos. Hussion, vice-president, to ad\nImpossibility oi securing a jury at dress the meeting,\nthe scene he gave Instructions lo have Mr. Hueston then too'; th? plat\nihe remains brought here, and they or.n and said in brief:\nreached town yesterday morning, ac- 'Ihis organization\nwho ln's business, he is not a railwayman; the district. He wa- much giatifi-d\nhe is our manager. He offered to put to 'end the erood news in the Mail-\nHera'd. regarding the successful trip\nof Messrsl Gibbons and McSorley to\nOttawa in connection wiih Mo.int Rev\ni Is o .e beinj ma e a government reserve. The opening of Dominion lands\nan I ih - new post offici.\nThe Minister of Public Works i- also\nmuch pleased to -ee sir h a g o.l feeling In Revelstoke and thai cun iitions\nlompaniid by Messrs. Murray, Coe, ..\\ , k company, formed by railwaymen\nand Friend. The Coroner arrived on as a result of meetings held in Fast -\n i;llali\nfled In railway connections. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\nOur lo.-al stores are managed on a were so rood,\nstrictly busim-s's I asis. We are a The Hon. gentl man will have ear-\n$1,000,000 concern today and 31)0,000 ly In June' ona two-months' trip to\nnun can do something we are organi\". l.on !on in connection wiih the lnt:r-\ned from Atlantic to Pacitic Quebec nut..nal Good Road .' mi. He\na joint stock City i\"1 our lasi equipped -tore, th.'y will -ail fiom Quebec on the Empress\nThursday night. Dr. Baker performed\na postmortem examination of the\nbody yesterday morning, and the inquest slatted at 2 o'clock in the after\nnoon, but was not concluded when we\nwe-nt to press.\nJohn Olson, a bro hr of the deceased residing at Arrowhead, B. C,\nwas communi at.. I wiih. and i>'\npected here tomorrow.\nem Canada by railwaymen who felt\nthat the time hud arrived when some'\nthing must be don\" to secure to railwaymen the full iruits of increase's in\npay, etc., secured by organization,\nbul which in the past have too often\ndisappeared into the pockets ,>i middle\nmen. Our capital was nr-t fixed at\nex - \u00a740,000 and has now been increased\n$5,000,0110. The tirst store was ope\nThe late Anders Olson was 30 years' ed at Mimico, Ont., uu July 16, l'J12.\nsubscribed $1\"),000 in three days. of Britain.\n'ih,' sooner the t'.vh is paid in and The Minister ol -.'orks will\nthe -oon: i- the store '-an start- We not likely vi it Revelstoke again un-\nare going to be ihe biggest cash buy- til after bis v,-u io the old country.\ners in '.'anada. We are the bighe-t Durin.': lis ab Mice irtmci\npaid men in the world We have thi public works will be . on-\ni iggest purchasing power now and it trol of his en ty, Mr. WW.\nis do tiding with railway extensions Foster.\nevery tin year-. Canada is a banner \u2014\nrailway country and the railway me. i \u2022 < n~r ! r ll n*\u00bbi tlio are going to cut a big figure in Cana- |H hif |[N [i|j! ftj\n>n_ dlan buying circles. We are organi ..'\nof age on May 1st, he was a native of\nSwed n. but came 'o Canada some is\nyears ago. Three years of whieh was\nsp.nt at Arrowhead and Galena Bay.\nThe deceased was a member of the\nPresbyterian church. He left his father in Sweden and one sister and one\nbrother in the old country, as well as\nhis brothers John and Yons in British Columbia.\nThe deceased had some live years\nano taken up a ranch at Butcher Flat\nand in spiie of tremendous opposition\nuom traders had proved such a sue- ,b\" P\u00b0Wer \"f organization. We\ncess thai eleven others have since been Propose to combine for buying\nfor protection, our lodges have proved\non one s'. tion oi 'he economic field\nnow\nan I\nstarted.\nTh..i,. are :'.00,000 \t\nCanada, the highest paid, most intelligent and best organi ee' bodv oi\nworkers in Canada and our pun-has -\ning power is such ihat we can easily\ncontrol the biggest business in the\nDominion.\nselling\n_^^^^^_ \"\"\"*' * \"\" hard hit ball to Fisher and Fe-eny is\nips hit by pitcher, stole second, ad- )h|.on.n quJ on ^^ ^rm qm iQ\nvanced to third on Lists single and\nscored on Henning's wild pitch; Bruce\nfanned.\u2014One run.\nThird\u2014Webb ian- Fisher hit by pitched ball store Bei ond, Wilson fans i>ul\nley singles, advancing Fisher to 3rd.\nDerr -ingles scoring Pi-'b-r, steals to\nsecond: Storey thrown out at first\nrved at midnight by the committee th- Presbyterian church on Saturday\non to be loyal to and love their coun- men'H Canadian club ,,( Revelstoke.'\ntry. From the earliest day a- a coun- T1'\u00b0 ottlcere elected are:\ntry, they have taken place shoulder to\n.shoulder with tho men and helped to\nnake history,\nin recognition of this fact some\nin ebii.-e. and dancing continued a afternoon last, at two o'clock. A\ncouple of hours longer. The last lar^o number of friends attended the\nhams of thc moon saw the party obsequies, and much sympathy was\nwending homeward tired and happy. expressed tor John Olson, thc brother\nThe Tennis club have bought the who was advised of the tragedy by\nground on which their thr^ courts wire', and arrived Friday afternoon.\u2014\nme built, and it is abeady proving a Quesnell Observer.\nvery profitable speculation, being \t\nworthy nearly double' its orteinal An official .'cnsus of Christians in\nIIIIII HUH MB 111! Mill! H ll ll iiriiv- A 'en\u2122 '> to be run around the Jajan taken in 1911 has only now\nloops.\nEnsign Margaret l^wis of the Hal-\nvat ion Army at Toronto, is visiting\ntier parents Mr and Mrs. Thomas\nLowis. Hhe and Mrs. Ilngadier Potter hftVe laken OUt a party of clomcs-\nlics to Vancouver\nl-l\nn\nn\ni\u00bb'\ni-i\n\u00ae\nRegular Monthly Meeting\ny.m.c.a. Board ol Director!\nwill be hold Tuesday evelng\nn.xt In Y.M.C.A. Hall.\n(Jfj grounds at once. The new pavilion is tx-cn Fum-nari\/i-d Ioi the public. Tab-\n*\u00a3] nearly completed. les submitted include the following flg-\np] The*' Improvements are being fin \u2022 uren Roman Catholic, 68,081; Greek,\n\u201e .,,, ,.,1 i.v ibe elub dances, which il a 14,749; Anglican, 15,0'JO; Presbyterian,\n[\u00a7 method heartily approved of by all 1-.441; Con\/reeationalist. U.,115,\n(\u00a7 who have been attending these most | Methodist, 11,763; Baptist, 4191; other\nH 1111 I i 1 Is I Mm] [1 d p 11; enjoyable affairs.\nIserts, 12,240; total, 155,681.\nyears ago th.. Women's! Canadian club\nwas formed as auxiliary to and in affiliation wiib the Men'- Canadian club\nwhich bad been In existence for nearly '\"iin\ntwenty years.\nWherever formed tbo Women's cleb\nhas 1 a received with the greatest\n.ator .nl given everj encourage it\nBoon liciiiu' considered one of the di\ni 1 iris or cities mosl valuable assets,\nIrom an e.lucaiional. instructive and\ngeneral uplifting Uandpoint.\nTHK OBJECT.\nAt. everyone is aware the Women's\nCanadian club is undenominational,\nnon-sectarian and non-political in\n\u25a0 haractor.\nIts object primarily, is t0 fo-tei Patriotism in ltd broadest sense, and lo\nstudy the resources of Canada in every branch, and to unito the members\nin all work for the welfare and progress of the Dominion.\nThc Club makes a specialty of tho\n\"eCOgnltion of native worth and the\nutilisation of native talent, thereby\nforming a connecting link, uniting lo-\n1 al with outside talent, to thc broadening and betterment of both.\nTHE LOCAL CLUB.\nPresidenl Mrs J. D. Sibbald\nIt Vie Pros! lent\u2014Mrs. S\nbins.\nind \\ \u25a0 I'n s. ent\u2014 Mrs.\nsm bi' laiui.\n3rd * ic Pre 1 Int Mrs. W\nLiterary Sec\u2014Mrs. E. H.\n.-.\nmuni\"\nabb N.\nthis -\nand\na wire from\ndaj - .. g tba'.\nbc woiii.l arrive in Revelsti\ny I. In., ii ,. \u25a0 , 11 ib e\nha- !e\ncun the l> - ava lal.... and to\nmaki ill other arrangement!! .'or tbi;\nbunting trip lor tins titled bui 1\nRothw li informs u\nafter caie.'ul consideration\n:, ten )\u2022'\u25a0 I Terrj 1 known\n1 C aim's\n.. \u2022 ...,\u25a0 e*\n. -Il-lt\nM 01 ij Mi \\ Bryan W la i . tbi pro\n\\ incial fs \u25a0 well for\n# 1 ara .i \u2022\n: bunt -\n,,' le.it.\n.. di 11. Wa\nt.'i.r Mi. Will.am- has\ngood m ! that tbe\nCount's par y will bave a most suc-\nG. Roi\nW.\nII\nSc. >. Tr.-.is. Mi . m.n. Kennedy.\nMen,i..is ,,f tb Eio utive\u2014Mrs It\nit. \\i Mi . w. M. Lawren \u25a0, Mr<\nll. N, Coursier, Mra. Cha . HoM \u25a0\nMrs. c. it. Macdonald. M\nThe matter oi a lopting the p cs rib\ne-ll .Oh 'I lllll loll lee suit IU 111 I .'Ildi - \t\nlions, is in the bands of bhe executive md enjoya le bunting trip\nami will be placed before thc next through the around Rcvel-\nmeeting, due not !\u25a0\u2022\u25a0 ol which will\nniv.n through these columns.\nbe\nSELKIRK HAU II\nLast Wednesday evening fire broke\nom iii Selkirk Mail ami badly damaged the Interior ol the building, and\nwould have completely consumed ihe \u25a0\nwhole structure, but for tne prompt B\na.i ion of '\u2022e tire brigade. \u25a0\nItli -'apposed thnt the lire was cau- J[\n-ed by some trampi who might have \u25a0\ngained entrance through the I.a k door \u25a0\nand started a lire among a ouantliy \u25a0\nof old papers in the building. S\nOne thing, however, Is aPl>arentand Tf\nTb.- papei will publish from time\n1 \u2022\u25a0 the success anl ,il ventures of\nthii prominent hunting party and\ntheir personal views if Count Patacki on hunting big game at Revelstoke\n.............\n\u25a0\nf MA.VNINi; s.\nNo matter what the weath\ner is like, you an- ,i-sured of\nn 1 weil served at our\nFountain. We serve 1>oth hot\ndrinks' and I\u25a0 e .\nTho need ol somo such sooiety am-! that is that a new hall Ik now requlr-\nong tho ladles of Rovelstoke, hea.cd very badly.\n\u00bb\n1\neft\n1\n\u00ab\n\u00bb\n\u00bb\nMANNING'S.\n1 \u00ab.\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'a \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0HHU\n\\\n\/ FAGE TWO\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nThe underwear\nwithout a fault\nJust the\nstyle, size\nor weight\nyou like\nPeiu\/lngle\n1 Underwear and Hosiery\nfor any season or climate,,\nfor man, woman or child,\nh \u25a0\u00bb\u2022\u25a0* \u00ab\na>t\u00bb,the .right price%\nVW, WY: \u00ab...'. '-I:.1. '- 'V. \u25a0-:'\".' . >i. '. Ji\u00ab \u25a0 M - \u25a0\u25a0 '* y*+1\nI \u00ab*;>'->\n^\u00ab1^,1^^y;lBJ8aJy,i\n1^};- \"\u25a0-purchaser- :'W\nA . ii '' \u2022!-; |\" j. , \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0, i'| .v;.k;\n::; .o:.,, the, trademark\/\nj\" It's on 'every1\nftn&r garment-in red\n\\ fry No. 95-\nJ* medium weight\nA'UNSHRINKABtEV.\n\/fZ\n^\nFor\nQi\/ick Sale\nH3US3. Cirnsr Second and McArthur, 50\nFeet. Easy Terms $2950\nHjuse. modern, Fifth Street, 50 Feet,\nEasy Terms $3000\nH)U35, Corner Robson and Fourth Street,\n5 ) Feet. Easy Terms $2900\nThe Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\nJOHN* D. SIBBALD, PRES. J. D. SIBBALD, JU., Sac.\ns- 1)\nEARLY GPRING GOODS\nConsisting ,>f every conceivable size snd make ol\nHats, Gloves, Shoes mi'l Underwear; also a most\nextensive stock of Neckiics of every shade ami\nstj le.\nWe have tlso i specially fine assortment of samples\nfor u-.ir Spring Clothing Order Departtneet.\nMcKINNON & SUTHERLAND\nFit-Reform Clothing Stetson Hats Foot-Rite Shoes\nBUSINESS IS GOOD\nAt thk Busy McIntyre Corner\nBeans, small, white, easy to cook, 3 lb. for.\nJapan Rice, finest, cooks soft 3 lb. for\nStephen's Chow Pickles, per 1.\nSliced Lemon Clin^ Peaches, small tin\n36c\n2\nJohn McIntyre ^ son\nFirst Street.\nGOODS Al.\nTelephone N\nGOO -KliKl)\nNEW ZEALAND\nWILL STAND\nBY CANADA\nWinnipeg, May SI\u2014The Cunailian elub\nof Winnipeg tonight hml as its guest\nUol. Hon. James Allen, minister .of\ndefence for New Zealand.\nMr. Allen delivered an inspiring ad-\ndress on \"Empire Patriotism\" in the\ncourse ul whieh he outlined the policy\nof New Zealand and showed her pro-\ngross in military and naval matters,\nlie urged the necessity tor eo-opcr.ii-\ntion oi Canada, Australia and New\nZealand in maintaining and increasing\nBritish control ofthe sea lanes of tho\nPacific both from a commercial and\nimperialistic standpoint.\nThr minister declared that should\nih,. time ever come when Canada was\nmenaced hor sister dominion New Zealand, would he prepared io throw in an\n\"oxpcditii nary army\" of 80,0011 men t.()\naid her in defence and tliis force would\nbe drawn from a populatli n numbering\ni oi more than 1,000,000 people. Ho admitted t hal ih ' quotd ion of defence\nuas more pressing in New Zealand\nbecause ui li.'i- closer proximity to the\nf.,i east, which brought ibe question\nol an oriental menace into tbo realms\nof possibility,\nA feature of the meeting was the\nresolution adopted tendering an honorary membership in be club to Sir\nOharles Tupper a- otn of Britain's\neu al empire builders.\nTo Pay for Damages\nLondon, May 10\u2014The Homo Office is\nconsidering the introduction in Parliament of it bill providing for tho reeov-\niry of compensation from the suffragette funds for damages snllered at\nlbe hands of tbe militants.\nThe lm est device of tbe suffragettes\nis to sow tho streets with nails thrust\nthrough pieces of stitT leather bearing\na suffragist Inscription, with the ob-\nje,.| of puncturing automobile tiros.\nAnothc lire due to KUlfragutics, oc-\nriin, ,1 al Folkestone yesterday. The\n\"Daily Minor'' asserts tbat a suflra-\ngotte plat has been discovered to kidnap n CaMnel member, dress him ln\nwo inn's clothes and s'ubmit him t.o\na mock trial.\n. . \u201e, ,\u25a0....... fl$-Mm*$\n- \u2022\u25a0' \u2022\u25a0\u25a0\u00abiA \u25a0\"\u2022\u2022' '\u25a0\u25a0\n\u25a0-.\u2022>. x \/\/ v\u201e - jtiiy,\n... j^L\n..:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 \"Ml\n1 \u25a0'' T.W. \u25a0 .1\n\u25a0'\nf\n,-,\".-i*^-i.-.'..v\n!'..;ife. \\'.k?Ai:i'iV\ni . - t\\\n<& 9\nA Grtiesome Theft\nNew York, N.V , May 10\u2014One of thi\nmost remarkable thefts ever committed was that charged against some\nperson unidentified who is today In\npossession of a band wbich Alice lie -\nrunier, :l French maid lost last night\nwhen the fell in front of an elevated\nt ain. In a faint she toppled from\nthc itation platform, and was dragged for so.ne distune- by ibe train\nv.hi'b tore down upon ber. Hundreds\nwbo looked on expected io hear that\n-;: \u25a0 was ground to death, but her\nworst injury was tho cutting oil ol\nli-i I it band. Realizing the extent\nof her injury, -ho shrieked. \"Where\nin my hand; don't lo-e my rings.\" Id.-\nws i. ation proved that the severed\nband, on whieh she had worn two\nrings, one a diamond, had fallen to\nthe street below.\nA policeman was immediately sent\nn \u25a0 arch of the missing member, but\nthere was n > sign of it, and he de-\ncl i'. d si me i \u2022 \u25a0\u25a0 in I hc crowd had\npicked et up n.l mad ...I with th>'\n\u25a0\n.dr\nWE OFFER YOU A DINNER\nV u cannot (jet at the ordinary restaurant The quality of lhe food, the\nexce'lence of the cookinu ami the perfection ot its serv lie make a dinner beri\"\nune lo be remembered with pleasure.\nTRY THIS RESTAURANT\nthe in \\' lime you fee] 1 ke enliliR sime-\nhi. ge vua nice We ran gi.ilifv you\nio th\" queen s ' isle C me alone ifyou\n\u2022n -t with .i fi it'll. 1 if v .a can, A good\ndinner like ours ought t.> be eaten in\n>\u25a0; od i ompany.\nWINDSOR CAFE\nA !'\u2022. I'll I \\ K is:, in Manager.\nTh \u25a0 Ta-: ir F nruary\nnsi 577,970 in Feb\nruary, 1912 month per-\n. \u25a0\nTHE PLANS (< r Rood plumbing differ\nirom the ordinan kind You may not\nbe able to note the difference, bul even\ngood plumber know . OUR PLANS\ninclude onlv materials that will give\nlasting satisfac'ion and w rkmanship\nt'n it vvill prove du able.\nNo matter how itnpoi tanl or how unimportant the i'b mav 1 e, we never\nslight any detail of PLUMBING WORK.\nREVELSTGKE PLUMBING M HEATING CO.\n\u2014\u25a0\u2014\u2014^\nTIRED ?\nth :n A cup of\n* HK1A. IlLKXD TKA\"\nhi\nPrii -. 5 >c, \u25a0'- ) . an 1 oOc. por Ib.\nG. \\V~ HELL\nP. O Box 20fi\nCKOr.C's & BAKF.R\nPhone No. 23\nft FIT-\n^REFORM\nEvery man who appreciates the\nfad (h-.it his personal appearance\ncan be a business asset, will\nappreciate the good style and\ngood tarfte of Fit-Reform Suits.)\nLet us show you some of these\nattractive business Suits for\nbusiness men. 782\nMeKinnon &\nSutherland\nit-fit \u25a0.'\nA Pail, With Water\u2014\na Brush\u2014and a Pkg. of\nAlabastine\nof nit\n'.,.:\u25a0\u25a0 HffiJssi\nV- MI,!, tmnife-erm llir u;-.lif\"it *e;i!lu Iuto walla of licauly\n-,,f leiiiieuietit. Ainiusiinc walls mc plcashiH tn the\nmost cultlviueJ I.is-*. A ,;, eeir een upiily\nA'ntn'.iijeby follow! r t'l^directions, Alt\nyou nent is a pull, witli wit i, atiJ a fl it\nbrush, The rest Is easy. A.1abas'.ltie, unlil.e\nevrill \\i eji t au.l ikalsomine, ii ird \u2022 is, an I bee nn \u25a0 -\npart of the wall itself. Alnbustine elicits in the wall\np-ieei .e.ceitly It eS ilu- .\u00bb\u2022! y nlesi-iiil.'.y s.iiiil..ry wall Covering.\nCOLD WATERaiESJu \u2022'- '-\nA new coat ran be applied without removing old one Alabastine is made in\nwhite, and twenty-one charming tints.\nCome in and get tlie Alabastine tint\nbook. We'll show yon how really beautiful Alabastine is.\nFREE STENCILS\n\u25a0 IMMUNE I\n.\\iinr I.'inline\nWilhoul Utile\nChitit.lt on 1 ,.'ftl\nThese free Sti ncils are worth from 50c. to\n$1.00. They enable you to more beautifully decorate your home. Call\nin for particulars.\nfeeed\nBOURNE BROS., LIMITED\nFirst St, Revelstoke. Telephone No. 22\nPlumbing Heating . Tinsmithing\nSpecial Attention Paid to Mail Orders\n\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1nnnoaanoaooaDuD\n.i\u00abr\u00bbMM\u00bb;-<\u00ab!\u00ab'\u00abI\u00abl\u00ab>,\u00ab:\u00ab!\u00ab!\u00abi\u00abj\u00ab[\u00abTsi\ni\nNow Is the Tims for Fertilizing Vour Garden\nHave a Car of Fertilizer on Track.\nSave money by buying direct from\nCar\nP. BURNS & GO., Limited\n....................................\u25a0:\u00abi\u00ab,\u00ab!\u00abi\u00abi\u00ab), eM\"L>!lj'\nI C H I G l:*\n\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1\u25a1DaaDDaaaaaonncinnn\n\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0WiMlwlMlMlMlBhrirt\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\nSWIFT'S . . .\nBlood and Bone\nFERTILIZERS\nRevelstoke Meat Market, Ltd.\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\nA Remarkable Expression\nof Public Confidence . . .\nI \\\\\\\n:\n\u25a0 t\nm *\nnd n \u2022 '\u2022! . \u00bb,\n\u25a0\ni -\n. ,i\n'i:,. ,915.72\nM\n: I \u25a0 '.\n.'\nj\ni\n: *\n\\\nQl M' IR ':.;.I','.' DOLLAR fjOANRD y\nli\n1\n- i\na #\nTO CON . nl.l'K ' ' CKIt i, II'IJ.; fN\nTRRKflT in RING THK ,\u2022 i \u25a0 m ,:\\i:\nif foil Desire n Horn mr Own\u20141 on W.,ul,| Be In\n: J\nThe Canadian Home Investment Co., I td.\nI Reliable\nHome Offlci PAI IVU Bl ILDINO, :\u25a0 .1 ['low\nVANtOUVKR, B. C.\nRevelstoke Office J. B. WATSON RF.AI.TY CO.\naiMi-a\u00abii5i\u00bbr\u00ab\u00abf-j\u00abi-r\u00abr\u00bb\u00abf\u00bb\u00abr*\u00ab.'\u00ab\u00abj>-f-T\u00ab\u00abf\u00ab[\u00bb\u00ab[- r\u00abr*-i*\u00abi\u00abi-i\u00ab\u00abi-i-j*\u00ab(-\u00abi\u00abi\u00ab[*-r\u00ab-i\u00bb-i\u00bb-i\u00ab[\u00bbf\u00abj\u00abi-i\u00bbi\nCELEBRATE MAY 24TH I\n AT ENDERBY\t\n$50-Cash (Special! Prize\u2014$50\nGiven in Log Rolling Contest\nRAQT7PAT T Reveletoke ve. Vernon\nJDr\\OI-jDr\\.L^JL^ - - Bnderby vs Salmon Arm\nT Af^TPOQQT? Reveletoke\nLnVyJWJOOli - vh, Armstrong\nFOOTBALL - - - - ^-^a**\nRUNNING RACES ANO GENERAL FIELD SPORTS \\\nOpen to All Owners. $10 anil $3 Cash frizes.\nREVELSTOKE, VtRNON AND tNDERBY CITY BANDS\nI N A T T B ND AN C !\u2022:\nB. C. Horse and Boy Scouts in Parade\nNumerous Special Features of interest to all, ainl everything\nlooking tn tne entertainment an 1 comfort of visitors mil he\nproviut I\nS|ienal train from Kevelstoke ami I 'It in i;. in Landing and way\npoints. Excursion coacbei will aUo be provided on the retrn-\n1 ir ir.iin leaving Revelstoke at 7:M a.m.. returning same night.\nOne tue and a third fir ronnd trip.\nI'or any further information ulclress:\nU Secretary Celebration Committee, Enderby, B. C.\n\u25a0%.-\u25a0*.-%.-%.-%. \u2022%-*^^%.'%.-%^%^%.'%.-m,'%^.-%.-m.-%-%'*.%%.-%.'%^.'%.i SATURDAY, MAY 17th. 1913.\nTHE MAIL-HERALD,REVELSTOKE\nPAGE TI1RBB\nJ. B. Watson Realty Co.\nSix Room Modern House, Corner of Ecbson Avenue\nand Fourth Street _ $2800\nSix Room Modern House, Fourth Street $2200\nEleven Room House, Fourth Street, near McKenzie\nAvenue $3000\n100 Feet Seventh Street, near McKenzie Avenue $1500\nStore Building McKenzie Avenue for Rent.\nGive in Your Listings if You Want a Quick Sale\nJ. B. Watson Realty Co.\nW. H. HOROBIN, Manager. Local Agency American Casually Co.\nAGENT FOR PACIFIC SALES ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.\nTHE MOLSONS BANK\nINCORPORATED I85S\nRecord of Progress for Five Years\u20141906-1911\n!97,090 38,854,801\nTotal Assets - - - 33,000,192 48,237,284_\nHas 83 Branches in Canada, nml Agents and Correspondents in all \"\"\ntho Principal cuius in the World.\nA GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED\nSAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT AT ALL BRANCHES\nInterest allowed at highest current rate.\nRevelsti ke Branch, W. H. PRATT, Manager\nLADIES' DRESS SKIRTS\nAnother Shipment to hand of Spring\nand Summer Styles in\nVoiles, Panama and Lustre\nSIR WILFRED\nMISSED THE\nOPPORTUNITY\nLondon May 10\u2014Tho Morning Post\npublishes this morning \u201e column inter\nview with Sir Charles Tupper, murh\nof which is di-volod to thc delenou of\nI\nj tho naval proposal now before the\nDominion government, Questioned as\nto thc probable fate o! tho bill when\nit roaches tho senate, Sir Charles said\nho had not the slightest doubt but\nthat it would pass. Tho senate, in his\nopinion, would be largely intluencod,\nto addod, by the fact that Sir George\nItu--.'is ono of the etn urn-host of imperialists, and ho regards it as beyond\ntho bounds oi possibility that Sir\nGeorge Koss would allow his imperial\nIsm to be thrust inlo the background\ni by the pressure of purely party influences, I\n\"I regret exceedingly,\" said the aged\nstatesman, \"that Sir Wilfrid Laurier\n' did not see his way clear to lifting\ntho question of naval defeuco above\nlhe party level. Not only would the\n| offering of his services to the premier's\nproposal make him stronger with bis\ni party, but the party itself would have\n\u25a0\u25a0 taken stronger hold upon tho admiration and appreciation of thc Canadian\npeople. It 1 were in:luencod only by\nparty considerations,\" pointed out Sir\nCharles, \"I might not regret Sir Wilfrid's failure to take advantage of this\nunique opportunity which came to\nmake himself and his follower.-. so\nstrong with the country, but I prefer\nto look at this great question as one\nof both national and imperial importance. If purely party opposition could\nhave lie-en suspended for this supreme\noeoasion,'' pursued Sir Charles. \"I believe it would have been certain that\nthe naval proposal would have been\nsupported by Liberals and Conservatives alike. During my vi Tapping, Props. First Street, Revelstoke, B. C.\nWindsor Hotel Restaurant\nEuropean Plan\nOpen Day and Night. - Meal Tickets, $6.00\nMONTHLY BOARD\n0T\\\n \u25a0 r*#-\nCANADIAN feffill\nPACIFIC\n\u00a5\n^^^\nH. J. kiUlUi- htftittct.\nStrictly First Class\nRooms Single, en Suite\nand with Bath\nVICTORIA DAY\nEXCURSIONS\nFare and One-Third\nfor Round Trip . .\nSELLING DATES\nMAV 22 to 24,1913\nReturn Limit\nMay 27. 1913\nR. G. McNkili.ii:\nDistrict Passenger Agent\nCALGARY\nar\u00bb\nC. W. O. w\nMountain Vltw Camp. No. .'.'*\n\t\nMe\u00abt\u00ab Second and Fourth Wedne* |\neluvi in each month in Selkirk\nHall. Viiltlng Woodmen use\ncordially invited to attend\nJAMES McINTYRE. CO.!\nH. W. EDWARDS. Clerk.\nREVELSTOKE LOYAL ORDER\nMOOSE No. 10SS\nMeeta every tirst and third Tuesday in Oddfe.lows Hall. Visiting\nbrethern cordially invited to attend.\nA. Grant, Dictator.\nH. L. Haug, Scrctary.\nJ.P.SUTHERLAND\nTransfer Draying\nHandling Pianos a Specialty\nSEASONABLE HAROWARE\n**\/* At Prices Never Belore Ollered \u2022\u2022^\u00bb\/',\n+fc to the Public of Revelstoke .-.* +\/*'\nWe are offering some of the many seasonable and attractive lines and hope to enlarge the impression that we are\nready with the goods that are wanted, as they are wanted,\nand at the lowest possible price, consistent with good\nquality.\nScreen Doors $1.50 to $2.75\n\" 30c to 45c\nStep Ladders $1 to $4.50\nHoes, Rakes, Spades etc from 50c to $1.25\nLawn Mowers $650 to $10 50\n\" Rakes 50c\n\" Hose $+.50 to $11 per 50 ft.\nSprinklers 40c up\nGrass Cutters $1.50\nAlabastine in all Colors\nThe Famous MINERVA Paints--The Best in Canada.\nSPORTING GOODS of all kinds\nCOME IN AND SEE-NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS\nRevelstoke Hardware Company, Ltd.\nAgents for GURNEY'S CHANCELLOR Rurg-s.\nRegular nicotines arc held in MAS\nONIO'TEMPLE. Oddfellows' Hall j\non the Third Monlay in each month j\nat 8 p. m. Viiiitinu brethren\ncordially welcome.\nJ. HI HAMILTON, W. M.\nA. O. BROOKER, Secretary\nQO0<>O<>O<><>\n* I\nTHREE HUNDRED 9\nMen's Suits,\u2014latest European \u00a3\nand American models, $20 to\n$40. Every shade, every style\nand every pattern,by the leading makers, Coppley,Noyes CSb\nRandall, the House of Hob-\nberlin and the famous Society\nBrand, now being displayed\nby McRae Mercantile Co., the\n[ home of good clothes. . . .\n^OOO^KHKK><>' V l\n- . - -a- f...c*\"t\u2014\nPhone 41 Box 734\nNEW GOODS\nare being constantly received,\nwhich insures our customers receiving perfectly fresh articles.\nWe handle only the best and\nmost reliable brands of every\nkind of food products, and sell\nthem at bed-rock prices.\nHobson's Bakery\nIB TTT\nORIENTAL HOTEL\nsuitably furnished with the choicest the\nin irket affords. Best Wines, Liquors and\nZ\\w* R^tf %\\ a day. Monthly rat\"..\nJ. J\u00b1.llttTBTVT STOHSTIE PROP\nRead \"Mail-Herald\" SALES AND WANTS for Snaps\nThe Revelstoke Boot, Shoe and Harness\nRepairing Department\nARMSTRONG &, COMPANY\nMAKERS OF FINE WELT SHOES\nThe Ptvle, the workmanship and wear\nAnd tomfort born of every pair;\nOf 20th Century welts fiat's sold\nWill draw new trade, and hold the old.\nIt is always hot in the plunge at Halcyon Hot Springs,\nwhose natural hot medicinal waters arc tne most wonderful health restorer on the Continent Our record of cures\nof rheumatism and other chronic complaints is unequalled\nand verified by our gratified patrons. Locatprl among the\ngreatest scenery of Canada, easy of access,\u2014the Sanitarium is luxuriously fitted and finished for comfort and\nconvenience of guests.\nHalcyon Hot Springs Sanitarium\nWm. BOYD, Proprietor, \u2022 Halcyon. Arrow Lakes\ncr\nJUST OPENED UP UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT\nThe Kootenay Brewery\nManufacturing\nALE PORTER LAGER BEER\n^q\nA. G0WRCH. PROP.\nREVELSTOKE, B. C.\n<$T GIVE US A TRIAL ORDER\u2014\"^>\nJ\nI\n\/\/ FACE F0l\"R\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nJust Arrived, in Great Variety, our Complete Stock of\nScreen Doous\nSee the Latest in these Lines\nTh\" Combination Screen and Storm Doors\nBeautiful in Design and Workmanship\nScreen Windows\n35c to 75c\nScreen wire\nAll Si\/.es from 24 inches to 42 inches Wide\nSPRING HINGES\nDOOR SPRINGS\nDOOR CATCHES\nDOOR HANDLES\nPLUMBING\/HEATINGJINSMITHING\n. V imMoil n.\n-\u25a0-..\u00bb .\u2022\u201e ,.\u25a0\n. \u25a0\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\n\u25a0 WWIWBf\n, . . i lanimi\n\u2022\n\/\nih\nWill \u00a5::j Fo-\n: mizer\nSt\nthe\n5\u00bb\n13\n)'\nfor a Gurney-Oxford range\n:er will do it.\n\t\n@>\n\u00a33\n\u25a0;_>\n\u20ac$\n*\u00a3-3\n*3\n\u20223\nIt v. II '\ntc pay to- its\nThis \u25a0 saves 1 ten of coal in every 6\nordinarily ( ... ra ', enabling the thrifty housewife ent range with\nexc ..... ctically no cost.\n. '.:\u25a0 represi ' thc lower con-\n. i wiil pay back the original invest-\nvery sl:ort time.\nPi \u25a0 ritten about the Economizer could not\nfits real value ta the household as has been\nprov.:; y the most scientific tests.\nYou owe ii to yourself to investigate the Economizer before concluding your purchase of your\nnew range.\nThere are other vital points known only in this\nGurney-Oxford, such as the Divided Flue, the New\nSpecial Grate and the Broiler attachment.\nAll these scientific improvements lead the\nhousewife t j perfection in the art of cookin\nHer uniformly heated oven works with her and\ngives her the baking results she is striving for\nlight delicious biscuits, flaky wholesome pastry\nand evenly baked bread.\nThe bright and shining appearance of tins stove\nwith its nickel trimmings and polished top which\nrequires no black lead charms the heart of every\ngood housekeeper.\nShe realizes that the Gurney-Oxford can fulfil\nhere every need.\nRevelstoke\n'Hardware Co., Ltd.\n& \u00abE^ *\u00a3\u00a3 &* & *$ & & & t\\le, and with unique and pleasing effects.\n*s\"\" \"\"\"'\"\" n,o,i a card or ea I in at the TRUEMAN STUDIO and an\nThe Ti'u 'rn ii Studio ,ip io nun nt \u00abill at once I) \u2022 m ide. Kxtenors .also taken.\nJi. Douvlas iourncr\n\u25a0'.\".r?-.t.f.'\u25a0\"..\u2022\u25a0' ..- aa .\u25a0\u2022.j:...^i.:-\u2022\":\u2022'\u2022\u2022.-. m^.tlz:mc'T'.^ \u25a0\u25a0cjrxstw.'^tm.rsuat \\\nCANADA'S OLS!'\nIN USE 40 YEARS\nGOOD THiT.N BETTER NOW\nil Tone, Suscepti-\n: Te.i'.e !i. Hi ntj ol finish, Work-\nii mship .iii'l Dural ility.\nCUR PLAYER PIANOS\nnl tins .ill the\ni.fl ileviei s They\nne, r'i-tie' iii y uh uro RU'ir\nt. fl\nTill i: TO NAME\nn iii p v | ia lo |cl in loneli wllh u1*.\nJ FlV I'l.willt NRRD9 OUR BOOK\u2014\n\\NDSCAPE GARDENING\n8c WHAT TO PLANT\"\n62 PAGES, lO^(STAMPS)\nJ7RASER\nIjURSERIESLTi)\nnlRICHAKO MSCOMB,0ElllMGR\n\u25a0 iBOX.AALDERGROVE.B.C.\nTREES, PLANTS\nAND BUSHES\nNow is tbe time to secure your lieil-\n'litiK plants, fruit miel ornamental\ntrees nr licrry liuslies. WealtO lmve\n;i few Teisi- liusli-s.\nThe building bylawi of Point Qroy\nI yotl \u201e,,. noW being given out Iiy tbe bniUl-\nahoul i ,\u201e. dnpartmenl in thn form of unoat\nI booklet, in .vliiih nil the bylaws with\nregard lo the erection ol buildings aro\nREVELSTOKE\nNURSERIES\nI'HONK\nLumb\numDermen\nIt will pay you to\nmake a call at\nF. B. WELLS,\nFur Buyer and Exporter\nOld Town,\nRevelstoke, B. C\nKOOTFNAY AGENCIES, Ltd.\nA. I K [NCAin, Managei.\nset down.\nSh\/I&fiin\nP.p, Murray ol Winnipeg, l\u00bb in tho\n,,,,,. , , . The family remedy for Coughs and Colds\nCity, u gU0\u00ab eit thfl Hotel Iti'Ve'lstoke. j \"shilah costs co little and dce\u00bb somucbl*\nbefore buying yonr outfit of working clothes\nfor the bush. I make a\nspecialty ol Logging\nShoes, Pants, Sox, Shirts\nBlankets aud everything\nrequired in your business.\nI SATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nHE MAIL-HERALD. REVELSTOKE\nPAGE FIVBI\nf\nDuring This Month There\nWiil be Plenty of Bargains Displayed in This\nStore, Watch for Them\nRevelstoke's Department Store\nC. 2- ftum $ Co.. limited\nWatch Our Windows for\nSpecial Lines and Bargains During This Month\nLook at Price Tickets.\nRadium Hose\nLadies Black and Tan, a fitting compliment to the\nfinest shoes loud pedal on quality; soft pedal on\nprice. You can see this advertisement sticking out\nof overy paper and magazine like a sore finger.\nWorth advertising, worth having. Same price in\nRevelstoke as in Montreal, Toronto or New York.\n$1, 50c, 75c.\nMEET ME AT HUME'S\n\" Rest Room,\" Second floor up\u2014take\nthe Elevator. There are plenty of\nnice, comfortable chairs, writing table\nand telephone. C. B. Hume C& Co.,\nLimited, provide them for the use of\nthe public. You can get a good view\nof MacKenzie Ave. from the window\nwhile you wait for me.\nMEET ME AT HUME'S\nChildren's Wash Dresses\nFour dozen Children's Wash Dresses and Rompers\nto sell on Friday next. They are worth 75c and $1,\nfit children up to five years. All at one price\t\n50 Cents\nA new lot of Children's Wash Presses, fit girls from\n1 to 10 years. Worth looking over, at\t\n$1.35 Each\nSewing Cotton\nSix Spools of Standard Sewing Cotton, black or\nwhite, any size\t\n25 Cents\nTowels Towels\nA great, big, dandy towel, fast colors, large bath\nsize, English goods. A 40c. towel. Friday bargain .\n25c. Each\nTorch a.i Lace\nFive hundred yards of real Torchon Lace, selling\nnow at \t\nIOc. Per Yard\nCotton and Lisle Hose\n100 Pairs of Womens' Lisle and Cotton Hose, fast\nblack, double heels, toes and tops. Friday Bargain\n25c.\ntm\nIVTp\nJL\ns Furnishing- Department\nI\nfl f N the years we have been handling\n20th Century Brand garments we\nhave never had such fine clothes from\nthese famous tailor shops as we are now\nshowing this Spring.\nThey are smartly styled, beautifully\ntailored and produced in the choice of\nthe world's best fabrics.\nWe are exclusive agents.\n^\nPRICKS : $20 TO 82o\nCLASSIC SHOES FOR CHILDREN\nThe smartest line of slippers and pumps ever shown in the\ncity. Sizes from infants 24 to children's 10} or misses' 2.\nAll the new leathers on the nobby little wide toe lasts. Black\nPatent leather, black gunmetal, chocolate, kid, and white buck,\nboth turn and McKay sewn. Tan, Calf and Patent Leather\nPumps in Go;>dyear Welt, Roman Sandals and Barefoot Sandals\nin patent leather. Ask to see them.\nPRfCBS: Sl.:{\" TO 83 OO\nFRIDAY BARGAINS\nMEN'S WORKING BOOTS at a price which will make any\nman take notice. All pegged or standard screw. Genuine\nsolid leather. All sizes from G to 11.\nBARGAIN PRICE, $2.25\nJ\nOwr Grocery and Crockery\" Department\nThe Best Medicine on Earth tor Colds\nJOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF, (16 ounce Bottles)\nBOVRIL, 4 ounce bottles, - \u25a0\nBOVRIL, 2 ounce bottles,\n$i.oo\n65c\n35c\nA Large and Well Assorted List of Pickles\nCrosse & Black .veil's Walnut, pts. 35c qts. 65c\n,, Mixed pts. 35c qts. 65c\n,, Chow-Chow pts. 35c qts. 65c\n,, Gerkins pts. 35c qts. 65c\n,, White onions pts. 35c qts. 65c\n,, Imp. Relish pts. 35c\t\n,, Oriental pts. 15c\n,, Sweet pickles pts. 40c\nSwan Bean Chow-Chow and Mixed\t\n 20 ounce bottles, 35c\nVictoria Cross Chow-Chow and Mixed 35c\nHeinze's Sweet Sauce and Chow-<\"how and\nIndian Relish in Bottles.\nGillard's Relish, Chutneys, Pin Money Pickles\nSteven's White Onions, Mixed, Chow-Chow,\nWalnuts and Gerkins.\nSEEDS\nFlower Seeds, in bulk and in packages.\nVegetable Seed\nLawn Grass Seed '\nLawn Clover Seed\t\nTimothy, Red Clover, in bulk and in packages.\nSweet Pea Seed in the best varieties.\nSEEDS\n$'.Ti iti iTi iti _Ti it* iti iti ii'i iTi t'li it*) iTi iti l'ti tTi i\"ti tti it\\ iTt ifi it* iTi 1*1*1 ii'i ii'i iii iti iti ii'i itt ii'i i~ti tti tt, t*t.\n*X*'X TJT'X TJ* *X \\J,' TX~ ,4.1 '4. '.J.1 \"X1 *y *X 'X 'X 'X 'X* fX 'X *x 'X fx \u2022+ \u00a3 + X* +\u2022 H- + X ^* \u00abt + +' ***\nI Specials For Friday and Saturday |\nI I\nT ^oung Herrings in Tomato, per tin Wc *$\u2022\n*? Two Tins of Cowan's Cocoa 15c z\n% Meata Whole Wheat Flour, Six Pound Sacks 25c\n#t Three Tins Quaker Pork and Beans 25c\niTfcfc.+. .j*. a .i*..+. A ***** ***** ***** \u25a0**** 1T1 i*Ti .l'i tti l't, i*ti i'l*, ttt i'ii ttt 1*1*11*1*1 ttt i\"ti iTi -Ti 1T11*1*11*1*1 iTi 1T1 iii i'ii tTi \\ti\ntPtpTT *iT V4*' '* '+' 'V *\u2022*\u2022 '* * * W+* *P'll \u25a0+''+\u25a0 *+''+'\u2022*''+' \u2022+''+' '4*1 \u25a0*' '*' 'VWV'V'VFw\nHouse Furnishing Department\nReduction Sale on Carpet Squares still on. Do not wait but buy now.\nVERANDAH SCREENS-Something everyone requires. They will\nkeep out the sun and at the same time let the air in. We have them in all\nSizes and colors.\nWALL PAPER\"We carry a complete stock and can please overy taste.\nWe also handle Beds, Mattresses, Comforters, Pillows, Curtain Shades, Curtain Rods, Linoleum, Carpet Sweepers. Goods and Prices are Right. PAGE SIX\nTHE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nwatch REVELSTOKE GROW\nVresent De-Velopment Warrants the Assurance Uhat it is Coming to Its Obvn\nThe Reasons :\nA\nRailway developments alone within the next four years will put into circulation in the vicinity of\nRevelstoke forty millions of dollars. This^City will ie the Pay-Roll town for the distribution of\nthe bulk of the wages paid out on the double-tracking and the big six-mile tunnel through the\nSelkirk'-.\nCROWN LAN DS\u2014The rich agricultural lands tributary to the town are opening for settlement and will mean much for the future\nprosperity of the district.\nTIMBER RESOURCES\u2014Tributary to Revelstoke is a timber wealth estimated at about fifty billions of feet, situated upon the Columbia River and its tributaries.\nWithin a radius of thirty miles of the town are five large sawmills with the offices of the Forest Mills, Limited, situated within\nthe corporate limits. This Company is admitted to be the largest corporation of its kind in the interior of British Columbia.\nTOURIST CF.NTRE\u2014\" The Capital of Canada's Alps,\" has been chosen by the C. P. R. for the location of one of its world-famed tourist\nhotels. The Park Reserve on the summit of Mount Revelstoke, known as Victoria Park, makes scenic attractions unequalled in\nany part of the mountains. The scenic Auto Road, from Revelstoke lo Victcria Park, is in itself a unique attraction not found in any\nother part of Canada.\nWhat the Empress Hotel has been to Victoria, such will the above attractions be to Revelstoke.\nThis Tourist Trade will mean to Revelstoke about one million dollars per year.\nREVIVAL OF MINING The financial world has awakened to the opportunities now offering in the mineral realm, and never since the\ngolden days of the nineties has the mining industry had such a favorable outlook.\nThc Lardeau and Fish Creek Camps to the south, the golden Biu Bend district to the north, are tributary assets which mean much\nfor the prosperity ofthe town. The new mining camp on Shuswap Lake, to the west, cannot be overlooked in this connection.\nPREDICTION \u2014Within five years the railway development and exploitation of natural resources will make of Revelstoke a town of twenty\nto twenty-five thousand people.\nAnnouncement\nI take this opportunity of asking (he public of Revelstoke and those owning property here, to give me their listings, or. if in search of property, to give me\nan opportunity of showing my lists of inside and district bargains.\nREMEMBER that I am handling only local property and ask the support of all citizens loyal to the interests of Revelstoke.\nHaving a wide connection throughout the country owing to my association with the local newspapers for the past sixteen years, I am able to place before\nthe investi \u25a0\u25a0 . . c the claims of Revelstoke for consideration.\nArt* Johnson\na.ij\nOffices : MacKenzie A*Ve., Opposite City Hall\nmvm.ti-i.M'.fam.. Tin rf-,.\";:;cjMaM\u00abn\u2014ifi \u2014Mil ii mu twana\nteasateittr -t -szxmmieit, innrn\ni y\n. 1 \\_J (\u25a0\u2022\u20224 . - w\nngle Sad\nrani i\nPRICE, t, LB. IRON S3.90\nA. G. DUCK\nDominion Security Co., Limited\n. >F REVELSTOKE, B.C.\n\u2022 SI\n\u25a0\nA. McRae,\nT Kilpati\nSMYTKES\nPlymouth flocks\nEGGS FDR HATCHING\n\t\n' in Strain I\nI\nExl \u25a0 3traii \u00bb*oo\nTE R0CK8 \t\nd -* W.OO\nBUFF ROCKS \t\nF.i:.'. tl n 8tl \u00bb3.00\n: \u25a0 I I 13.00\ntting o' '. Bgi\ni v.- have won\nwherever ihowo at I oth Provincial\nShows I won >*.x Pi I \u25a0*\u2022'\u25a0-\nSTOCK FOI'. B U.K.\nActin\nthe\nrarer of\n\u25a0\n.ntry\ni\nSOLICITOUS\nSttKiNG\nHtltiESS\nn Brlen, formerly of Ireland, who lived at one time in Cal-'\ngary, but whose present address Is\n\u2022 . ha fallen heir io an estate\n,000, and a Bro\noi -oli' i Ore .n Dublin! ln-land, aro'\nanxious to locate ber, that the estate\nI\nrding io a letter received real man from the\n.vln'i lasl heard\nn : neral houac-\n\u25a0 ils.i work-\niint* in western\nh .,( th'' local direc -\nii ii' lords\nbe solids' a very a''tivo\nwestern\na0*0<>0<><>0^><>W\n6 Imperial Bank of Canada\n0 Kaad 0*rfico--Toi*or>*o. Ontario.\n\u00a3 Capital Subscribed - 6,000,000.00\n9 Capital Paid Up - - 6,770,000.00\n$ Reserve - 6,770,000.00\n0 Totnl Assets, - - $72,000,000.00\nBranches or Agents at all principal points In Canada, (S\nAgents in Great Britain and United States London, England, JL\nLloyds Bank, Limited. Chicago Firm National Bank, Corn Ex- M\nchange National Bank. Seattle Seattle National Bank. San Fran- Q\ncisco Wells Fargo Nevada National Bonk. Spokane Exchange X\nNational Hank. O\nSavings Bank Department 2\nDeposit 8 of $1 and upward, received, and interesl allowed at Jk\ncurrent rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited. M\nRevelstoke Branch\u2014A. B. McCleneghan, Mgr. V\n6<><>000<>00<>-<>CK>0<>-0*^^\nYou Know Us\nWe are in business rijfht here where you live. You are an\nacquaintance, neighbor or a friend ol ours. This money back.\n[f\u00abnot\u00bbsati er Should prove the -incerity of our claims.\nMake Us Prove This\n\u25a0\nv.. :\nrun ;\n\u2022\nROY SMYTHE\nREVELSTOKE\nE. G. BURRIDGE \nstronathonsf upon the n I\ntot thenowels. They prompt-\n\u25a0\nTry Them at Our Risk\n\u25a0\nlUnl f'.r\nlie I lil ' i ..\u25a0 In wr-at,\n\u2022f Uir-\niblet.\n.CAUTION: Plniuw* Ixmr ir, mind that k-t'iii Orderlli < tn not sold i,v ill druif\nguti. Vein run buy Urxnll Orderlii- i only tl fl,\" Retail Stores.\nYou can buy It>*xnll Orderlies in this oommunlty only it our stars:\n\"Repairs, Hot Air and Furnace\nwork a Specialty\n\u2014WORK SHOP\nTtonnaught Avo. \u2022 Rovelstoko\nWALTER BEWS\nRevelstoke\nThe *fo*a$Jl Store\nBritish Columbia\nTbm ll \u00bb !'\"tiII Store in nirirlv Dnty town nn.l nly In th\" t!nit*\u00bbl Rl\u00bbt\u00abi, Cnnn.lii ind\nQteet Jtrilnin. Then i.i n ilitltitilil Kfiiill llMine.lv f'.r tipurlv rrrrv orillnary tiuinftii ill \u2014\nCAch oepccinlly rilMlgnsd tor I i.r. panMUlai ill f\"f wleirli it in rerymirnnnrifttl.\nThe Rexall Stores are America's Greatest Drug Stores\nanv e-han'-e,\nte\nnne:e\nII raid, anil the\n'\n. II pre\n.\ni. it\n\u2022'\nIII t|l March :vi\nfro crowned head i of\nRlirope, wa\". n fortn ,-b\u25a0 In'er.\nbro [hi bfti k 10 hm .iwn liti'l. and\nborne to its la\u00bbt if Hinj pin r at\nII. . el\nSMIMmeOM\nquickly utoiw le.nitlii, curet cnl.li, nn.l tin-In\nthe throat \u00bbnJ lund. II ss cenu.\nWhat kind of music do you like best\u2014opera,\nconcert or vaudeville ?\nThe Edison Phonograph\nplays records covering every phase of music\u2014records made by the\nworld's greatest artists.\nA sapphire reproducing point that won't scratch, a\nimooth running motor every detail contributes in bringing out just the riyht volume of tone, clearly and sweetly.\nAsk your Kdison dealer to play some of the new\nBlue Amberol Records on an Edison Phonograph for\nyou, and you'll not bc satisfied until you own an Edison\noutfit. The entertainment in your home is greater than\nyou ever dreamed of.\nTborau A. Edbon. Ine., 100 LtkaakU At*., Omit., N.J., U. S. A.\nA compete Una of Editon Pbonogr.pht and Record, will Im found at\nJOHN BINGHAM'S SATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nTHE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE\nPAGE SBVHM\nBEWS DRUG STORE\nHousehold Rubber Gloves, per pair 75c and $1.00\nRexall Celery and Iron Tonic $1.00\nRexall Neove Tablets 50c\nRexall Rypophosphltes $1.00\nRexall Sarsaparilla $1.00\nRexall Cod Liver Extract $1.00\nRemember that every Rexall preparation\nis fully guaranteed to give satisfaction or\nyour money is returned.\nBEWS The JsgOJ2 Store\nCorporation of ths City\nof Revelstoke\nBY-LAW No.\nIQBZ^rSXEX\nL.E.GRIFFITHS\nlay, Grain and Feed\nOffice :\nOumming-s Transfer Co.'y\nSecond Street\nG. W. HALL,\nManager\nHowson \u00a3&> Co., Ltd.\nFurniture, Carpets and Linoleum at Eastern Prices, Freight\ncodded.\nHowson C& Co., Ltd.\nHINUIIVMS MUSIC STORE\nPhone 262.\nMCKENZIE AVE. Revelstoke\nB. i'.\nReprksentatiyk\nI UK\nMUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS OP ALL KINDS\nEVERYTHING IN MUSIC\nTake advantage of an exceptional opportunity. Call at BINCHAM'S MUSIC\nSTORE .ui.i inspect the large stock of Mandolines. Violins, Cuitars, Aocord-\neons, Piccolos, Flutes, Multi-Flutes, Harmonicas, Sheet Music, Albums,\nPlayer Piano Rol's, Silk Piano Drapes, Etc, Selling st Eastern Prices.\nEdison Phonographs and Victor Cramophones with Cood Stook of Records.\nAlso 2.50 Edison Wax Records Belling at 40c. to clear. (Usual price, 65c). Ask\nfor Catalogue of tlu^Now Edison BluoSeal Unbreakable Records.\nCome Early and Get First Choice.\nPiano Tuning and Repairs a Specialty.\nWHITE PEOPLE\nRe reasonable! Don't send vour hard-earned money\nto China! Remember, we are here to do your work and\nwe employ local white labor only. Be progressive, and\nhave your washing done by the West Kootenay Steam\nLaundry. Regular collector and delivery service.\nWEST KOOTENAY STEAM LAUNDRY\nPhone 80\nEARL BARRACLOUGH, Manager.\nWHITE 5TARie^ LARGEST 5TEAMERS ^CANADA\nSAILING EVERY TUESDAY FROM\nMONTREAL QUEBEC LIVERPOOL\nNew S.S. Laurentic. .(15,000 Tons). .New S.S. Megantic\nFirst-Class-$92.50* Second-!?53.75. Third-$32.50\nS. S. Teutonic\n582 feet long.\nTwin Screw\nSteamers\nS. S.Canada\n514 feet long.\nOnly One Class Cabin (II) $50.00 and Up\nand Third Class $31.25 and Up, Carried\nFor Sailings, Illustrated Booklets, etc., apply to\nCOMPANY'S OFFICES\n619 SECOND AVENUE, NEAR CHERRY ST., SEATTLE\nC. P. R. Ticket Agent, Revelstoke\nA By-Law t.i nuiblc the Corporation\noi tbe City of Hevelstoke to raiso\nby way of debentures the sum of\nTwenty rhousand Dollar.-' for tbe\npurposes of thu board ot School\nTrust \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 of ilu' Oily of llcvi'lstokc\nWHEREAS the board of School\nTrustees ol lhe City of Revelstoke\nbave in pursuance of thu powers ron-\nlerred on ihem by iho Publio Schools\nAct, caused to be propared and laid\nbefore tbe Municipal Council ot ihe\nCorporation oi the Oity of Hevelstoke\nB detailed '-innate ot ihe sums required to meet special or extraordinary expenses which may be legally Incurred by the Hoard, and sucb estimate has been considered ami linally ap-\n1 roved by ihe Council;\nANU WHEREAS the said istimate\nprovided for the erection and equipping\nof a new -chool building part of\nBlock numbered Six between Second\nand Third treets and between Garden\nAvenue and Government Street, Rev-\nel toke, B.C., and the acquisition of a\npart of paid Bio ek for a site for such\ns hool building;\nAND WHEREAS to meet the expenditure as provided by said estimate it\nis necessary that tbe Municipality\n-hould raise ihe s'um of $20,000;\nAND WHEREAS it is deemed ex-\npi dient to raise upon ihe credit of the\nMunicipality the sum of $20,000.00 for\ns. in ol purposes as aforesaid;\nAND WHEREAS the total amount\nrequired to be raised annually by special rate for paying the said debt and\ninterest thereon and for creating a\nsinking fund for to pay the s'aid principal debt within Fifty years is for\ninterest SHOO.00 and for sinking fund\n\u00a7131.00 mavinj a total of $1231.00;\nAND WHEREAS the amount of the ;\nwhole ratable land within the Muni-\ni ipality including the territory com- \\\nprised withiu the Revel.-tokc School\nDistrict for s hool purposes according\nto tbe last rev Ned assessment roll is\n$1,681,073.00:\nNOW* THEREFORE the Municipal\nCouncil of the' Corporation of the\nCity of Rcvelstpke in open meeting assembled enai ts as follows:\n1. It -hall be lawful for the Mayor\nof tbe Corporation of the City oi\nRevelstoke for the purpo-e aforesaid,\nand he is hereby authorised, to bor- j\nlow i.n the credit o' the' Municipality\nly way of debentures hereinafter mentioned, from any person, persons, firm\nI ody or todies corporate, who may I\nte willing to advance the same as a;\nloan, a sum of money, not exceeding\nin ihe whole the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollar-- and to cause all sucb\nsums >o raised or received to be paid\ninto the hands of the Treasurer of the\nCorporation of th'' City of Revelstoke\ntor the purpose aforesaid and with\nthe object hereinbefore recited.\n2. lt -hall be lawful for the Mayor\nof the- said Corporation of the City of\ntoke to cause any number of\ndebenture^ to be made exe-uted and\nissued foi smh sum or -urns as may\nU required for ihe purpose and ou-\njjiM-t afore-aid not exceeding however,\nI the sum of Twenty Thousand Dollars.\nSuch debentures shall be of the denomination of die Thousand Dollars each\nand all of whi'h debentures shall be\nJ sealed with tbe -eal of the Coi pora -\ntion of the City of Revelstoke and\nsigned by the Mayor and Clerk thereof\n3. The said debentures shall bear\n' the date of 2nd of June, 1913 and\nI shall be payable in Fifty years from\n. tbe said date in lawful money of\nCanada at the office of the Molsons\nBank at Revelstoke aforesaid, which\np!ae-e of payment shall bc designated\nby the -aid debentures, and shall have\natta he'd to them coupons for tne payment of interest, and thc signature to\nthe interest coupons may be either\nwritten, printed, stamped or lithographed.\n4. The said debentures shall bear interest at the rate of Five and One-half\n'ptr cent, per annum from the date\nthereof, which interest shall be paid\nsemi-annually, at the office of the Mol-\nons Ban'4: at Revelstoke, aforesaid ln\nlawful money of Canada on the 2nd\nday of June and on the 2nd day of\n' December, respectively in each and\n\u2022 v.ry year during the currency thereol and it shall be expressed in said\n! d^bonturee to be so payable.\nIt shall be lawful for the Mayor\nof the caicl Corporation of the City of\nRevelstoke to negotiate and sell the\n, sail debentures or any of them for\nless than par.\n(\">. There shall be levied and raised\nin each year during the currency of\nthe said debentures the sum of Eleven\nH*:ndred Dollars for the payment ol\ninterest and One Hundred and Thirty-\nOne Dollars for the payment of tho\nbaid debt under tho said debentures\nby u special rate sufficient therefor\non all the ratable real property in tho\n\u25a0aid Municipality,\n7. It shall be lawful for tho Muni-\ntipal Council of tho said Municipality\nto repurchase any of tho Baid debent-\ni res upon such terms as may bc ag -\nreed upon with the legal holder or\nholders thereof either at tho time of\nsale and at any subsequent time, and\nall debentures so repurchased shall bo\nforthwith cancelled or destroyed ami\nuu reissue of deben lures shull be mado\nin consequence of such repurchase.\nS, In Ihis By-Law the word \"Mun-\nIcipalily\" shall be deemed to extend\nin and Include all territory and properly comprised within the Revelstoke\n.school District nnd all such property\nshall be liable to assessment liereim -\nder as provided by tho i'ublic Schools\nAd,\n9. This By-Law if passed shall taku\ne.'cii and come imo force on and after the 2nd duy 0f June, 11)13.\nin. This By-Law may bo cited for\nall purposes us tho \" Revelstoke\n1 School Hoard i Loan By-Law No\t\n1918.\"\n11. This By Law shall before the\ni mil passing thereof receive the assent of ibe electors according to the\nprovisions uf and in the manner pre-\n\u25a0 I ibed by the Muni.-ipal Act.\nRead a flrst time the 2nd day of\nMay, 1913\nHead a second time the 2nd day of\nMav, L913. \u00bb\nRead a third time the 2nd day of\nMay, 1913, and passed with the unanimous eons.ent \u201ef the Council.\nReceived the assent of the electors1\n(he day of May, 1913.\nRei onsidiTi-d adopted and finally\npassed by the Council the .., day\nof May, 1918.\nsystem aud electric light system of |22nd, 1913, between the hours of 9 b\ntho said City and it shall bo lawful m. and 7 p.m.\nfor the Muyor of the said Corpora - W. A. GORDON,\ntion of the City of Rovelstoko to hor- Ailing Clerk for the Municipal Council\nrow on the credit of the said Oity May Oth, 1913.\nend on the security of the rates and \t\ncharges by way of debentures hereinafter mentioned (rom any perBon or\npersons, body or bodies, corporate wh0\nmny be willing to advance tho same,\nlhe sum not exceeding in the whole\nthe sum of $15,000.00 und to cause all '\nsuch sums so raised lo be paid into\nthe hands* of the Treasurer of the said EXAMINATION\nFOB AN l.NSl'EO\nTOR OF STEAM-BOILERS\nAND MACHINERY.\nExaminations for tbe po-ition oF\nInspector of Steam-boilers and Machinery, under \"Boiler Inspection Act\"\nCily for the purposes and with tbe\nObjects hereinbefore recited.\n2. It .-hull be lawful for tbo Mayor\nto cause any number of debentures to\nbe made executed and issued for sucb\nsum or sums as may be required for\nthe purposes and objects aforesaid not will be held at the Parliament Build*'\nexceeding the sum of 815,000.00; each mgs, Victoria, commencing June 'it!.,\nof said debentures lieing of the de- i 113, Application anl Instruction\nnomination of $1,000.00 and all such firms can be bad on application io\ndebentures shall be sealed with the the undersigned, to whom tho former-\nSeal nt the Corporation of the Oity oi must be returned, c irreotly filled in,\nRevelstoko and tlgned by the Mayor col later than May -2nd, 1013. Salary\nand Clerk ihereof. ;ii\" per month, increasing $10 per\n3. Tho said debentures shall be month per annum to a maximum of\ndated the 2nd day of .lune, 1913 and J200 per month.\nshall be made payable in lifty years\nfrom Hi aid date in lawful money ol\ni anada at the office of ihe Molsons\nBank at Revelstoke, aforesaid, which\nplace of payment shall be designated\nby siid debentures and shall have attached io them coupons fur the paymenl of interest and the signature ot\nthe coupons may be either written,\nprinted, slumped or lithographed,\nI. The said debentures shall bear\ninterest at the rate of 5j per centum\nper annum from the dale' thereof,\nwhich interest shall be payable semiannually al the office of the Molsons\nBuuk at Revelstoke aforesaid, in lawful money of Canada on tho 1st day\nof June und 1st day of December ro-\nrOHN BECK,\nChief lu pector of Machinery,\nNew Westminster, B. O.\n1st life M.T io M.21.\nINL\nSYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING\nREGULATIONS.\nMayor.\nCoal mining rights of the Dominion\nn Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Al-\n\u25a0ertu, the Yukon Territory, the\npeetively in each and every year dur* rVorth-west Territories and in a portion of the Province of British Col-\nCity Clerk.\nTAKE NOTICE that the above is a\nirue ropy ol\" the By-Law upon which\nthe vote of the Municipality will be\ntaken in the City Hall, corner of Second Street and McKenzie Avenue,\nRevelstoke, B.C., on Thursday, May\n22nd, 1913, between ihe hours of 9 a.\nm and 7 p.m.\nVV. A. GORDON,\nA.-tine; Clerk for the Municipal Council\nMay tlth, 1913.\nnx the ciirnn y thereof and it shall\n! e expressed in said debentures and\ncoupons to be So payable.\n5. It shall be lawful for the said\nMayor io negotiate and sell said de-\ndebentures or any of them for less\nthnn par.\nil. For the payment of the 3aid\ndebl ihere -hall be sel aside and with\ndrawn in each year during tbe curren-\ncy of the siid debentures from the annual current rove nue of the Municipality as derived from said water and\nele. trie light rates and charges the\nsum of $98.25, and su. h sum shall be\ntransferred from the annual current\nrevenue account and be paid into a\nspecial account to form B -inking fund\nfor the purpose mentioned herein.\n7. For the purpo-e of paying the\ninier\"-t on -'aid debentures as the\nsame becomes due and payablo there\nshall be set aside and withdrawn in\ni ach year from the annual current revenue of thc Municipality as derived\numbiu, may be leased lor a term of\ntwenty-one years at an annual rent-\nil of tl an acre. Not more than\ni,5CD acres will be leased to ono applicant.\nApplication for lease must be made\nby the applicant In person to the\nVgent or Sub-Agent of the district\nin which the rights applied for are\nsituated.\nThe lease will include the coal mia-\ntng rights only, but the lessee may\nbe permitted to purchase whatever\navailable surface righu muy be considered necessary for the workicg ot\nthe mine at the rate ot $10.00 an\nacre.\nIn surveyea territory tbe lar.d must\nbe described by sections, cr legal\nsub-divisions of sections, and in un-\nCorporation of the City\nof Revelstoke\nBY-LAW No.\nWHEREAS the Municipal Council\nof the Corporation of the City of\nRevelstoke deem it neces.-ary nnd expedient in the interests of the City of\nRevelstoke that the present water supply system und electric light system\nof the said City should be improved |\nand extended;\nAND WHEREAS to defray the costs\nthereof it will be necessary to borrow\nthe sum of Fifteen Thousand Dollars,\nwhich thc Couneil of said Corporation\nproposes to raise by thc issue and salo\nof debentures secured upon the rates\nand charges which are chargeable and\nenforceable for the user of water and I\nelectric light under the Water and\nElectric Light Regulation By-Law 1903\nand amendments;\nAND WHEREAS the estimated am-1\notint of the said rates and charges\nchargeable and enforceable for the year\nin which this By-Law is passed is\n.s54,29G.50-\nAND WHEREAS the amount charged on the -aid rate's and charges is\nthc sum of $17,-188.21;\nAND WHEREAS ihe debt hereby\ncreated is on the security of the said\nwater and electric lighl rates and\ntharges and i.s further guaranteed by\nthe Municipality at large,\nAND WHEREAS for tho payment of\nthe said principal money and interest\nduring the currency of the dobenturos\nto he issued it is necessary to set\naside' and withdraw from the annual\nrurrent revenue derived [rom Baid water and electric light rates' nnd charges\nunnuafly the sum of $993.25, the specific annual sum required for the paymenl of interest being $S25.00 and for\nth\" payment of the debt $98.25:\nAND WHEREAS thc estimated de-\nfi-ienev in said rates and charges required to make up the amount of tho\nannual interest and sinking fund up-\ncn tho d\"bt hereby created is nil;\nBe it therefore enacted by the Cor-\nt oration of the City of Revelstoko as\nfollows:\n1. The sum of Fifteen Thousand\nDollars or so much thereof as shall be\nnecessary shall be expended in improving and extending tho water supply\nfrom ih.' said water anl electric light surveyed terr.tory the tract applied\nrates and charges th* sum of $825.00, ' fur sha11 be staked out oy the ap -\nwhi.-h sum shall be transferred from P**cant himself.\nthe annual current revenue of ihe ac- Euch applicurt must be accompan-\ncount of said City and he paid into a ied by a fee of $5 wbich will be re-\nspecial aceouni for such purpo-e and funded if the rights applied for are\nto be disbursed when and as thc in- j not available, but not otherwise. A'\n-talments of interest become due. royalty shall be paid on tho mer-\nB. During the currency of said de- chantahle output ot the mine at tha\nbentures sai.l rates and charges to the rate of five ceDU Per ton*\nextent aforesaid shall not form part Tbe person operating the mine shall\nof the annual revenue of the Muniei- furnish the Agent with sworn return!\npulity.\naccounting for the full quantity ot\n9. 11 shall be lawful for the Muni- merchantable coal mined and pay the\ncipul Council of said Corporation fr0m royalty thereon, if the coal mining\ntime to time to repurchase nny of said rights are not being operated, such\ndebentures at such price or prices as returns should be furnished at least\nmny be mutually agreed upon with once a J*ear*\nihe legal holder or holders thereof aud Fur full information application\nall debentures* bo repurchased shall be should t-e made to the Secretary ol\ncancelled and no n issue of any such the Department of the Interior, Ot-\ndebenture or debentures shall be mado tawa, or to the Agent or Sub-Agent\nin consequence of -aid purchase.\n10. As additional se.'tirity the credit of the said Municipality at large is\nhereby pledged for tbe payment of the '\nannual interest and sinking fund re-1\nquired for the extinguishment of the\ndebt created by this By-Law nnd the\nMunicipal!!; hereby guarantees payment of the same to the lawful holder or holders of said debentures.\n11. 'lhi By-Law shall come into\nforce and lake effect on the 2nd day\nof .June, 1013.\n12. Tbis By-Law may lo cited for\noil purposes as the Water and Kb' -\niri Lighl Hates I,oan Bv-IjUW No\t\n1918.\nHeud a first time tbe 2nl day of\nMny, 1918.\nRead a second time ihe 2nd day of.\nMay. 1913.\nBead n third time the -nd day of\nMay, 1!H3, nnd passed with the unanimous consent of the Council.\nReceive*] bhe assent of th\" Electors\non the day of May, 1113.\nReconsidered nnd finally passed nnd\nadopted by the Council on the \t\nduy ol May. 1913.\nof Dominion Lands.\nW. CORY,\nNuTICE\nNotice is hereby given that nt the\nnext meeting of thc Board of Licens-\nn.' Commissioners for the Oity of\nRevelstoke to be held fA\\: a.'t'r ho\n\u25a0 xpiratlon of thirty day- from the\ndati bereol application will be made\n;', r permii . *n or.! Tap\nping to to John C, Lee I\nnf Bev ito e hi :\u2022\u25a0'\u2022\u25a0 \u25a0 'Uf \u25a0 to sell\nliquor by retail now udd by Laugh -\nton ami Tapping in respect of tbe\n\u25a0 - ,- Revelstoke known as the\nffjndtor Hotel.\nDated this lit day of May, 1913.\nI.am-hton und Tapping.\nI'er J. Clayton Tapping, John 0.\n\u2022on. st iss. May 3 lm.\nNOTICE. 1\nTAKE NOTICE that the above is a\ntrue copy of the By-Law upon whieh\nIhe vole of the Municipality will be\ntnken in the City Hall, corner oi Second Street and McKenzie Avenue,\nRevelstoke, B.C., on Thursday, May\nNotice is hereby given tha'\" a*, tho\nnet: regular meeting of the Board of\n' I ceoAog Commissioners for the Citj\nRevelftoki o be beld after tho ex-\n piratton oi thirty days from the date\nMayor hereof, application will be rnade by,\nthe tmdersL-ned for permission to\nli.hn Caley to transfer to J.C. Tapping the Hotel License to sell liquota\nhy retail at tbe premiws known as ihe\nCity Hotel RevelitOke, B.O.\nDatod this ?n.'. day of May, 1918.\nJohn Caley. by his attorney in fad,\nW. H. Pratt.\nJ. C. TAPPING.\nMay Tth, 3Qd. ' \\\nCity Clerk PAGE EIGHT\nTHE MAIL-HERALD REVELSTOKE\nSATURDAY, MAY 17th, 1913.\nLOCAL and GENERAL\nJ. A. Carrington of Oaigary, is in\n\u2022town.\n. Claim of Calgary, is here this\n\"nn?ek.\nwas ., visitor\nP. Jackson of Toronto, is in town.\nMrs. (i. Ralph Lawrence will uot re-\nevive OU Monduy, \"Mny 19th, nor uga'\"\nthis season.\nW. Middleton of Vuncouver, is trans\nacting business here this week. Ho\narrived Tuesday,\nX BUSINESS LOCALS\nMcGiLL\nMUSICAL\nA. B. Hunter of Boston, Mass., is a\nvisitor to town. He can bo seen at\nthe King Edward.\na small quantity will light readily,\nand cook a meal\u2014Counter's range\ncoal.\nA. Moore oi Toronto,\n'io town this week,\nA. L. Eaton ot Vancouver, is ut guest, Mrs. Cunningham\n- . Hotel Hevelstoke.\n.: \u2022 ;. Morgan Irom far-off plaint\ncity Fl il i I i Ls in town,\nu guest.\nTho lirst Canadian contingent tbat\nwent to the Boer war were insured for\nDenton Invited \u2022 few $1,000,000 in the Ocean Accident and\nladies Wednesday evening to meet hor guarantee Corporation. Tho Revel -\nNo trouble to Hnd the real estate\nboom with oue of our olectrio torches\nor bioycle lamps, como and see display of Fishing Tackle and Sporting\nGoods, the best over shown in town.\n\u2014Bourne' Bros. .\nEXAMS.\nMr. Murray hns completed auditing [or this compnny is Chas. M Field \u2014\nthe books for the Swift Co., and leav- **,,s- policy in Ihe market issued to all\nThe practical examinations in Mus-\nio of McUili University, will be held\nin St. Peter's rectory on Wednesduy,\nMay the twenty-first, commencing at\nten o'clock iu the morning.\nAre you a Moose? If not, why not? | will the candidates interested in this\nstoke Fire Brigades are also insured'This Five Dollar Initiation Fee is examination, kindly tako notico and\nin this company. Tho special agent j something you don't get overy day.\u2014 govern themselves accordingly.\nvs I'. Stein city auditor,\n,,\u25a0 the Hotel Hevelstoke.\na. Hood i I V ictiii ia, am1* in from\n. cry lasl Monday.\nw. J. Stin on e.f Van ouver, was an\nm tbe wesi Monday.\nes for the east ou Monday.\nMr. Loughead and his son Willie,\nespecially to railroaders.\nYou make no mistake by coming In\nleave un Monday for Toronto and will to the Moose now. Tho charter is op-\n1\nB, Dayfoi t of Geoi town\n..\u25a0::\u25a0:\u2022 Week.\n1- U\nprobably be gone for some time.\nMr. and Mrs. Fred Peacock of Cam-\ndon, Nova Scotia, ure paying a visit\nie. Revelstoke and district lhi-' week.\nMrs. H.N, Coursler will not receive\nen, and the rates aro low. You can't\nleal it for a good, s'otind order.\nOnly four companies settled their\nlosses in lull In ihe Sun Francisco\nearthquake and lire, of which the Lon-\ndon Assurance Corporation was one.\nTuesday uext, but will receive OU This company paid out .$7,000,1100 In\nR, H. Forturn i non Ann, is\n\u2022 the Hotel Revelstoke.\nJ, W. Woodham ..1 Toronto, is here\n4flj .,,. . ing ovei o nil;tions.\n.1 une\nber.\nITthi and not again until Octo*\n\u2022\nli. Morton of Winnipeg, i mak\nto Revelstoke this week.\nA. A. Ba ford ol Ca - ary, is a\n. itoi to the city this week.\nH.M. Peai on oi Calgary, and C.S.\n. , : Winn peg, are In the city.\nL. Codhart of Montreal, arrived\ntioai the eaM*. the fore part of this\njvet'-i.\nF. A. McFarlane oi St. Catharines,\nCm., is a busine here thu\nM. MU a I alld wife\nin the city, gui I\nv il I.\nC ii. A. Grant ol\nweek.\n- 'algary are\nihe Kin.; Ed-\nThere will be a meeting of all Intel\n\u25a0 -ied in baseball on Monday evening\nnext at the v.M.C.A. All members\nurgently requested to attend.\nThe Ladies' Auxiliary of St. John's\nchurch will given tea on Wednesday,\nMay 21st, iii the Howson Block, from\n;; to 7 p.m. A culinary table, Bower,\n, nil candy table- will be iu evidence.\nMessrs. Foote and Pradoliui are\nmaking rapid progress on the work of\nerecting u new residence for Mr. W. A.\nAustie, situated In the heart of Revelstoke's choicest residential district ou\nMcKenzie avenue. looking out over\nthe recreation park and Columbia river. The cement basement i- well a.l-\nvauced und the House will bo coni-\n1 leted ready for occupancy in about\nthree months time-.\nMontrea, was\n\u2022 this niid-\nE. Erickson of Out \u25a0 ... riask., and\nBam Mclntyre of Vancouver, are in\nlOVeL.\nA. 11. li..\" ..'.i.s aud Johu Dawer of\nVan . the llotei Revel-\nA. Lawrence was among '.h'- many\n, \u2022. tors here the fore part o:\nA. L \u25a0 31. I'--\n. C. Langhi \u25a0 i.-oii,\nity.\nnd W.e uth o;\nn the ipi -ug at\nol Kelo >\u00b0na\n\u2022 \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0ek.\nJoe Muck, for some years shopman\nagei ui the Roy McDonald tonsorlal\nparloi . im- launched out on the seas\nof business on his own ac ount, aud\n.ii,. ued up a union barber shop titled\nwiih th most iieeibin sanitary equipment, in the Cutler A: Stokes billiard hall, Joe believes in treating\n\u25a0 be publi ri jhl ind he propose: to\njive railroad i md ol hei - a good\n.lose shave tor their money, and as\n. \u2022 ry in' el in Revel e. \u2022\ne ne -111.11.'' b i e\n..i i. li \u25a0 \u2022\" \u2022 el lerable\nbare ..1 tb ng as wi a\nli ..iler tonsoriu\nI Ol l.' '.\nthai disaster, their poll'ies aro written here by Ohas, M. Field.\nCoupler's clean, smokeless coul iB\nlie kind for cooking.\nForty years in use, 20 years the\nStandard, prescribed and recommend.\n\u25a0 ed by physicians. For Woman's Ailments, Dr. Manel's Female Bills, at\nyour druggist.\nRailroaders, beware. Iio not put on\n; life or accident insurance without first\n' looking over the attractive and low\npriced policies ollered you by Chas.M.\nI Field, in his sound and reliable companies.\nSee the Suffragette picture at the\nStar theatre tonight, showing you\nhow women can take the place of men\nUon't mis-- this as its one 0f the great\n| questions of the day.\u2014Star tonight.\nRemember the dute of the Opern\n[House Ball, May 21 th next, givcu by\nthe Management r.t.d.\nRemember, it raises to Twenty-five as\nsoon as the charter closes.\nSoo Chas M. Field about that Life\nPolicy you are contemplating putting\non in the company of which Lord\nStrathcona and the President ot the\nBank of Montreal aro directors.\nDo miii wain a goivd income invest\nmeni or a desirable residential prop -\ncrty'.' C,,n uli Il.N. Coiiisier.\nSpecial price on Ladies Tailored\nsuits $40, balance of Spring Goods.\u2014\nLeave your order early and have your\nsuit made by expert ladies tailors.\u2014\nCressman St Co. Ap.30 It.\nNow that ihe snow is oil the roof.\u2014\nHo is doing it again\u2014Who, the Chim\nney Sweep, at the Oriental hotel.\nIt only costs you a Five Dollar Bill\nfor Initiation Fee to become a good\nLoyal Moose. This is for a short time\nonly, so make hay while th\nMrs. Murray Hume is ddwn with an\nuttack of the grippe.\nA full report of Miss Lawson's recital will appear in Wednesday's isfsue\nMiss Myrtle Lindmark, accompanied\nher father to Vancouver ou Wednes -\nduy last to visit for a week.\nMr. Bert Lawrence returned Friday\nTho young people ot this city uro evening from Montreal whore ho bus\nto be congratulated that MoUill Utt- been attending Mcliill OollOgO.\niversity bus opened her doors at thoir\nvery thresholds, and given umplo opportunity for honors und distinction\nby practical tests. Thus, McUili is\nstrct-hing out her hand\u2014hor latest\ni n.l last venture in our greut Provin-\nci of unusual promise. \"Wo'' said Dr for\nrriu, tho heud oi the Conservator- ing\nMr. Charlie Procunier has takou u\nposition us payroll clerk with lho\nForest Mills Co , for the summer.\nMrs. J. Herchlmer who bus beeu tho\ngUest of Mrs. HopgOOd this week, Icil\nher home in. Kamloops lusl evou-\nMaster Fred Skene,\nMr. uud .Mrs. Chas. R.\nlined to his hed with a\nlack of pneumonia.\nsecond son ot\nSkene, is con-\nthreatened at.\n1\nnun of Music of McGill University,\n\"ure trying io build up a Canadian in-\n-litution, under Canadian circumstance- und conditions. We ought to build\nup a musical liie uud thought peculiar\nto Canada.\" Surely therefore we\nought to grasp the baud uud co-oper- egram this morning witb the welcome\nute In their great work and endeavor. ,\u201e.Ws that be hus successfully passed\nA thorough musical education is a his uxams. in pharmacy in Torouto.\ncultured grace, und moreover an in -\nMr. Clifford Urquhart received a tel\nvaluable asset of toeial life. Many\npeople realize this truth, und provide\ncompetenl tuition and instruction, but\nthere Ls one thing that mu>t not be\nGALT COAL ls handled exclusively\nin Revelstoke by the Hevelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.\nUnu-''. on Fifty Foot Corner, Second street, west, ncur Court House.\nsun-bines [c),.t sight of: \u2014 vi\/, progress and achievement. Whal proof is there that\nthe teacher, however expert that tutor may be, has accomplished the do-\nsired object; und that ihe pupils have\nmade proper use ,,i iheir time? There\nis nothing better thai is known than\nbath and pantry, electric heated mod\nj i rn plumbing, open lire' place. We\nhnve* ., special price on this quick salo\nI J. B. Watson Realty Co., next Star\n! Theatre.\n7trop;iir>. i.i tm-\nmum post box\nErected in Nineteen Twelve, five rooms examinations. Thus we get not only\nibe best, but ul-o, the reward and sat\nislu'tion of recaiving u University cer\ntitieutc for f.iithiul bard work.\nC. A. Procunier, Local\nRepresentative oi McGill\nUniversity.\nWedding Bells\nA quiet little wedding wus celebrated at the Presbyterian Manse, at Kum\nI When the Selkirk school was voted up\non there was just stie-h opposition offered us now prevails ugaiusi the high\n.- hool. The ror.'^igbt of the school\nboard in providing au eight room\n.-chool iu ihe Selkirk school has been l00ps, on Tuesday evening, the l;iih\nMrs. Hopgood und Miss Maude H0p-\n\u25a0good, leave tomorrow ou u three months' trip east, when they vvill visit\nl'i tends and relatives in and near Winnipeg.\nMr. Greenwood of Seventh street,\nwest, le'fi on Tuesday for Vaucouver,\nto bring home Mrs. Greenwood, who\nhas uow quite recovered after being\niu tbe hospital there for muny wooks.\nMiss Janet McKay arrived her from\nWinnipeg on Thursday to spend the\nsummer with her brother, Superintend\n\u25a0 in McKay. Thej are living'In Mrs.\nKi lined)' bouse\nMrs. II. .1. McSorley is having a\nnumber of improvements! and nltcra-\nlion- made In the Taylor house on\ni-isth Btreet, previous io moving in\nMr. McSorley will probably purchase\nthe place.\n\u25a0\u00bb\u25a0\u00bb.\u00bb\u25a0%\u00bb\u25a0%.^\u2022\u00bb\u25a0%.-V*.*\u00bb*k\u25a0\u00bb\u2022%.\u2022***\u2022\u00bb *k-\u00bb*\u00bb\u2022 \u2022\u00bb\namply vindicated by the result.-.\nFor my owu purt ii the city of Revelstoke cannot give my family high\nschool lie i ities. 1 can remove io some\ntown which cau. My occupation fortunately doe- not call for residence in\nRet i. - oki above all other places\nSALES and WANTS\nKditor Mail-Herald:\u2014\nThrough the olumns ot your valu-\ncutting li paper 1 would like io present a\n..... h .ii ium tion wiib tho\n. a bi ii boo! build\nin the thoughtful have remained her.- largely because I\nremark old ;imo citizen Mr. was convinced that Revelstoke schools\nrappin worthy a- that would afford an excellent training ior\ny pub- my grow,n_- children. But ther- are\nI a-' a others who are not sn fortunate as\n. .it I and are we io deny to the wage-\no which .ea - the ol the only blessings he can\n...-\u2022. ' . pas'.\n. . \u25a0\nm-t.. when Mrs. McKittrlck au.l Mr.\nW. F. Ogilvie, formerly of thi;\nwere' uni led in marriage.\nMr, Clifford Urquhart completed his\npharmacy course this week and returned home yesterday from Toronto.\nity cliff's pleasant smile wlll ie seen after Mon.lay morning in Waltei Bews'\nThe bride was handsomely dressed dispensary,\nin cream dotted ne.i over bluse silk,\nan 1 carried a boU |Uet ot white cai'Il-\n- I \u25a0 - ns o: Nv\nof Th.'\n-on, made tbe\n:i the -outh\nv. \\\\T' lent, furnis\n.... -I I,\nthc\nRev\n\u25a0\n\u25a0\n'.\n\u25a0\nB has\n\u25a0\nto giv- to his children a \"\n\u25a0 lucation.\" In the biographies\ned .men how many time'- do\ntad tbat \"hi was e'.lucated at\n...*h school in hi- native town.\"\nI ation-.\nAfter tb.- ceremony thi' wedding pai-\nty pai look of u dainty wedding luncheon. Mr, anl Mrs. Ugilvie are both\nwell known in this city, where the\/\nhave many fri nd5 who will join with\nilie' Mail-Herald Ln extending their\nmo-i heart., congratulations.\n'lh\" bappy couple will make their\nhome ai Kuiiiloops for the summer.\n;ooil\nof\nwe\nthe\nl'C.-\nle' yi.U iroing to\nha ., .. ballot uud say One ol the really novel booking- oi\nn shall have no better the season, ut the Kmpress, Friday.\nit I had. I have work- May -\"\u2022, will bc tli\ned by i my children mutft Bollard Juvenile\nhlUMttl uuwLhiLLii\nMr. Aubrey Doyl i, a former well-\nknown Revelstoke boy, bus graduated\nas a dentist liuin the Dental i olh'ge.\nPort land, i Ire., where he wai ul end -\nIng along with Mr. Charlie Dent.\nAubrey intiiid- l.u,ing the ll. 0. ex-\nan s. in June also.\nMr.. Wilson and family arrived on\nSunday afternoon fiom Burton-on-\nI ' i. . England, to join Mr. Wilson,\n1 .ret ,1'y ul the Fores I Mills Co., in\nihis city. Thoy are occupying the\nsuite of rooms above the company%.\noilier , n Vi. toria Road.\nMr. F. Laing, .,. ompanied by hi.s\ndaughter Muriel, leave on Monday ior\n.ppearance of the Toronto, where Mr. Luing has heei.\nOpera Compauy, appointed la) delegate representing Bt\ntrain themselves which i- no.v upon Its tilth world Johns . hur-b at the general assemb-\n\u25a0 in.n- and take tour, coming all th' way from Aus* ly. He will also spend to uo little\nide wish the pro- tralia. where the Pollaid system had time wltb in mother in Dundas, ont.\nAnu eereeilliielliie. nf eltilel\nHemouibi r tbe tea and sale ni work\n.\nj \u2022\n'\n'\nM :\u2022\n\u25a0 : \"\n\u25a0tl\n:ji\nJ.A\nc\n.\n\"\n!. I\n'\non M\ni -ta. \u2022\na ne\n*\nre...\ni.\n.\nan\n.\n\u2022 Ion.\nI\ni hin rv\nJ.J. K | . \u25a0 , arrive 1\nI . in tb* \u25a0 ty on Me n.i He\nis lo in here and\ncan be f een at 'he Hoti RevelBtoke.\nHow apt is 'ts origin. Many companies of child\ni) - Elegy in a performers ba?e endeavored io unit -\nate the Pollards of recent years, but\n. Milton here '\u2022\u2022 remains for tb originals to furnish\ntho greatsst amount of pleasure to\nL-iiil !,\u25a0 of hi-' theatregoers on this continent.\n'lh Pollard Juvenile Company,\nilir hand to any which will visit th.s city, is com*\nwhich would bani.-h posed of some lifty of the cleverest 0t\na i \u25a0 their God the different companies of the past\non By '' and as the tour is to com-\nite wh, h is pay- l\" ' to Bvery principal city on\n.ration ' 1''-' management has used\nin the i\u25a0.'\u25a0\u25a0 Hou of the\nSydii'y, in liouoiiilu,\nCoast, as well as'\n\u25a0 Ati um lime ol Unlti .1 .states,\n.iii I i anada the t, ,rds foi mei ly held\n> the Po lai d cn.n| anies ha' o been\neclipsed and tlie public everywhere pro\nmi thu pre i ic ui. aiii\/ution tho lin-\nI. and irti ticail) .m.I otherwise, that\n., |ave ba been brought to tbi* continent.\nmade jn Anion.- In in liners of the present\n-, ,,,1 ompany who ha.e mudo names for\nllieni .!.\u2022\u25a0 here un previous \"Pollard\"\n Toddy McNamara, i}uoonie\nWilliams, Willie Pollard, Eva Pollard\nwe pay May Pollard. Nellie McNamara, Bot-\n.,,\u201e . | articular can\ntnnoi : \u25a0 ' \"\u25a0' ln\non \u2022\n\u25a0\u25a0 inch\nre\n' \/ arge fo\nb\nGladly would\n. .,],,, tie Brown, Daisy Wilson, Leslie Bon-\nf spending sav eventy agtoey, Pattie Iiill and many others.\nopie\neducation\nJ. H. Sdmondion, ll\nand J.W. ' 'ami ron, all\nare doing busine a hei\nThey are it tb\nRev. R H. Huntlej\nth\u00bb Bai . ' 'hurch at\n7.30 p.m. Evening subject 'Wedding\nCarmen*. ' Mr. Allen Thomson will\nting 'Face to Fac-.' All cordially\ninvited.\nSt. Peter's church, Trinity Sunday\nService*f as follows:\u2014g a.m., Holy\nCommunion; 11 a.m., Matins and An\nte-Commtinior* 7:30 p.m., Evensong\nSermons by the rector. Rev. C. A\nProcunier.\nHones ta\nBan.ford, Single animals pei month, j.-,.o>>.\nil '\u25a0 inco iver, - ial\n\u25a0e this week. '\u25a0'\u2022' \u2022' 'n '\" \u25a0 '\u25a0<* moi\n. Iward. \"n\" animal.\nI Pastuie well It. ,, ;\n.-.ill prea-h ln \u2022 I and lotl of fee.!.\nii a.m. and Apply to w. Fleming, iss mm St.,\nCOMING EVENTS\n\u25a0\n'\u2022 ing tils\nKvery\nhand\n\u25a0 riayor had\n... 0\nwhi-h they\n..Mud ba \" ''.re- Into tar thor-\n\u25a0 '\u25a0 in inii th<- -it'\/ .\nNo Moderation ha i>een overlooked\n1 ie . ire nil ii'vl bended men,\nMay 23\u2014The Pollard Opera Co.,\nthe Km pres- theatre.\nat\n-en Monday evening al \"he Method*\n* church, the Bpwortb League will\n.' m charge of ihe CitLennhlp de-\nThei , lother aspeot whl.-h ap-\npeal to iry forcibly and which I partment, MeKursi itodent and Tour-\nh in bring to the ittentioB or my ner will Itipporl the affirmative and\nMay 'Pnnce of Tonight,\" \u201ei thn f\u201eMow wnrk\u201er, ,n ,hl, \u201e\u201e,,, of lnbo,.\u201e Mel ,,. pattar\u00bbon and Maxwell\nheld by ,Si. John's Ladies' Aid next\nWi dm lay from I to , o luck in ihe\nlioivson Block. There will be a table\nof bedding planta ior sale in addition\nto the i ijine oouing aui candy tables, Ice cream tea und cake will be on\nband.\nMr. Aus ie, manager of tbe Forest\nMills Co., is uway io Winnipeg this\nweek, Mrs. Anstie will return wiih\nhim tbe lirst oi next week ii bur health is sutticlentlj improved a- lo permit her tia.elllng. Thej will occupy\nmi . I laggt n's bouse until thi lr new\nresidence on McKenzie a\\euuu i- completed.\nMr. Fi id I i .nliai t will not i ome\nn.nne this summer. He has been so\nfortunate u* to be one of the few chos\n\u2022 n io remain foi ihe summer months,\na- ho-pital assistant. This speaks\nvolume-,' for Fred's ability aud popu-\nlarity and Ins old friends in Revel-\nBtoke are proud of his success. He\nwill be home for the month ofSept-\nember for a short re-i before commenc\ning hi- linul year.\nRevelatoke \u2022.uhragettes are up-to-\ndate alright. Many citizens were star\ntied to learn yesterday tnat a \"votes\nfor Women\" placard had been discovered tacked up on the charred re-\nli'ii. the Pollards uro growing up mains of Selkirk Hall, just two days\nnow an.I ni h member i- above tho alter the lire had taken place. The\nage ni fifteen m.ei yet none have rea- fact that ceitgin well-known members\nbed nineteen years. Then careori^ra of the political Equality League wero\nin and their talents doveloped und observed ln the neighborhood of tho\nrounded out. They may be judged by hall on Wednesday night, apparently\nsame standard us tho \"grown- taking keen interest in the eilorts ui\nups\" and i\" i the boast of the man- the firemen, us well as the furthei evi-\nagemenl thai lhi*y will not sutler in denoe that several ladies, known to\ntlie comparison. The engagement here have strong sufirugc sympathies, have\npromises to be a great social as well been frequently seen of late setting fire\nLike Maude A.lum , Mrs. Fiske Muio\nit oui id.. p.,ints. M'lna, Henry Ulxlc, ilabel Taliaferro,\nn Wn t nt rm CortnlM und a score of othei stars\n, tably for the \"ho began theii itage Careers us chil-\neni ol ho'< ' ,,,u\n\u2022 foi\n\u2022 that i have me' Iran\nndulgence, I am,\n' hankfully,\nWAGE EARNER,\nKmpress theatre.\nMay 20\u2014Opera House Ball\nManagement.\nWr Imve in Revel tnkn n public bcIioiiI\nby the'with n reputation for proficiency un-\n| equalled in any part oi tbo provlnco.\ntho\niMgaUvo of (l debate on tha resolution\n\"ltoqolv(*d thnl Labor Bnions arQ a\nBenefit to the Commdnily.\"*\nn- nn ui tistie 3UCeess.\nTho Bollnrd's will play \"Tno Toy\nMaker\" This is exactly the same com\npany which is appearing at* present in\nCalgary.\nto heaps of rubbish in their own back\nyards, lends much credence to the theory that the blazo on Wednesday ov -\neuing wa= without doubt the work ol\ntbe militants.","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/hasType":[{"value":"Newspapers","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/spatial":[{"value":"Revelstoke (B.C.)","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/identifier":[{"value":"The_Mail_Herald_1913_05_17","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/isShownAt":[{"value":"10.14288\/1.0311066","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/language":[{"value":"English","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2003\/01\/geo\/wgs84_pos#lat":[{"value":"50.998889","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2003\/01\/geo\/wgs84_pos#long":[{"value":"-118.195833","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/www.europeana.eu\/schemas\/edm\/provider":[{"value":"Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library","type":"literal","lang":"en"}],"http:\/\/purl.org\/dc\/terms\/publisher":[{"value":"Revelstoke, B.C. : The Interior Publishing Co. 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