@prefix ns0: . @prefix edm: . @prefix dcterms: . @prefix dc: . @prefix skos: . @prefix geo: . ns0:identifierAIP "cd59e9d0-42ed-454d-8876-97d603047b74"@en ; edm:dataProvider "CONTENTdm"@en ; dcterms:issued "2016-05-17"@en, "1911-05-03"@en ; edm:aggregatedCHO "https://open.library.ubc.ca/collections/mherald/items/1.0310708/source.json"@en ; dc:format "application/pdf"@en ; skos:note """ w I ■ ■ "Empire" Typewriter ^ For ease of operation'and perfection in results it is unsurpassed. Price. $601' Interior PublisnmglCo,, Ag'? The M*Jl-Herald i 1911 Wero "1 A, C- £\\ Visiting Cards ' A SPECIALTY Interior Puolishing Company PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS > Vol. 17—No. 33 REVELSTOKE. B. C, *VIaY 3, 1911 $2.50 Per Year FINE TOOLS MAKE GOOD HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW ? THAT DEPENDS ON THE KIND OF HOES, SPADES, FORKS AND RAKES YOU USE. WE SELL GARDEN TOOLS WHICH IT WON'T BREAK YOUR BACK TO USE AND MAKE GARDENING A JOY. AT THE SAME TIME THEY THEMSELVES WON'T BREAK. BUT WILL GIVE GOOD LONG SERVICE. NOR WILL WE "BREAK YOU" WHEN YOU BUY YOUR GARDEN TOOLS AND HARDWARE FROM US. L awrence Hardware Co. Ltd Plumbing and Tinsmithing Imperial Bank of Canada Head Office-Toronto, Ontario. Capital Authorized • $10,000,000.00 Capital Subscribed - 5,575,000.00 Capital Paid Up - 5 330,000.00 Reserve - 5,5bo, -00.00 Branches »r Agents at all principal points in'OaiiH-dn. Agents in Great Britain and United States—London, England, Lloyds Bank, Limited. Chicago—First National Bank, Oorn Exchange National Bank. Seattle—Seat tie National Bank, San Francisco— WellB Fargo Nevada National Bank. Spokane—Exchange National Bank. Savings Bank Department current Deposits of $1 and upward, received, and interest allowed at rent rate from date of deposit. Correspondence solicited. I Revelstoke Branch—A. B. MoCleneghan, Mgr PRIME PRIZE BEEF Have you ordered your favorite cutting from lhe Reef awarded FlRST PRIZE at CALGARY SPRING Stock Show and purchased for our Revelstoke trade. p. ^ums & Company. Aid. Children's Straw Hats All sizes, all shapes, all prices. The Best Assortment in the city to choose from. Come in and get your Summer Hats here. Mrs. A, G, Crick, * First Street NAVIGATION OPENS ON COLUMBIA RIVER First Steamer Sails Saturday- Activity Looked Forward to Up Big Bend This Year The strainer Revelstoke will begin regular sailings lor thc season ot 1911 on Saturday the 6tn instant, leaving the city wharf at (j a.m. antf returning wa Sunday- Thereafter regular trips will made every Tuesday and Friday as in the past. ('apt. Fo.--laml, who has been in charge for several years, in (act ever since the steamer was operated, will again In* at the wheel, and Engineer Colbeck, and Fireman Vag- on will liirn.Kh the power, while Capt Fred Swanson will again act as Mate and purser. A large logging camp will bo opened at once at Peterson's Laii'iting, and a large number of men will bc employed. Thc C.l'.R. survey parties arc expected to arrive shortly to complete the surveys commenced last year of the road around the Bend. A party ol timber cruisers and surveyors will go up on tbe first boat to cruise timber claims and survey lands. Several mining deals are being made for properties in the Dig Bend ami a season of activity is look"d forward to by those interested in properties in the district. mmn are busy Butcher Store of C. F. Lindmark Broken into last Night This city had another burglary last night, the butcher shop ol C. F. Lindmark being broken into ind a bicycle, a Watch, a Mauser revolver, a number of cartridges an*d about i'2 in stamps stolen. Entrance was gained to the st*>rc by a side window in the rear of the building, while to gain an entrance to the front shop and office, the perpetrator of the -deed sawe*- a ii,imre hole through the intervening door, thereby removing the lntch. The to0lB used were a bit and o keyhole saw. Every drawer in the otfiie desk had been rifled, but the safe in which the cash and valuaM? Papers are kept was untouched, the burglar ap- paiently not having the necessary tools for opening that. The police are working on the case and it is auite probable the miscreant will be captured, as so far lhe local force has succeeded with unerring accuracy in locating their quarry. As will be seen in another column Collier the man upon whom suspicion fastens itself as being the man who broke into Alex Hobson's store last week was given five months in Kamloops. Attempts were alsc made to break into the drug store of C. R. Ma«loii- ald and the barber shop of Hoy McDonald. At ;hc former place the side door was purtlj broken away, but the miscreants were evidently frig-htened away iy the barking of dogs in ihe store :>efore the heavy iron bolt could i e irawn. From there they tried lhe othei side door of the store but were again UnsUCCesS lul. Roy McDonal'I'i barber shop was apparently tbu next sctne of action, but the burjlnrs could not effect an entrance. that Ite had worked honestly for. He had come from California and bad worked in camps and on railroads, and the usual difficulties' whicli hoboes and criminals conjure up for times of emergen, y were recited over and over again. But it was no go this time as the court was absolutely certain that he was a ''bad one" and would not w0rk if he was let out. "If you can fix it up some way so that I can pay my fine when I get to work at a Job I have promised mo Monday, I will be much obliged," Ire pleaded of the magistrate. But the court was obdurate nnd sentenced him without the option of a fine to five months in Kamloops jail. CENSUS MAN Will ASK QUEER QUESTIONS <;OOI>S ALWAYS WELL PACKED If you arc going out into tlie hills let us put up your Grocery order. Nothing hut the best on the market and prices no higher than the inferior goods. Orders on short notice. John McIntyreI ** Son FIVE MONTHS AT KAMLOOPS Hobo Who it Is Believed Broke Into Hobson's Store Hnd a charge ol burglary beellnid against S. J. Coilier, it is pr<>tty certain that lie would ha" * err, convicted for the offence f breaking into Alex Hobson's store nti Thursday night last. The c Mcnce was all there when be appeared in police court yesterday nn rning nn a charge ol vagrancy, and tiie police were absolutely certain they had the man who did the deed, but unfortunately for justice the charge of burglary was not pressed. The ei -iluroy trousers which left their tell-.al" mark on the bag ot flour at the broken window ol Hobson's store war there; flour lie-Jiiiearcd 'he smock wn ich tbe prisoner had worn and 11 was evident from his own statements that he was in an.l around the city on Thursday n-ght. So taking all things into ron-uteration, circumstantial evidence at leant was very stun.; against Iiim. However, the charge of burglary was not pressed, but rather a charge of vagrancy laid instead. ('oilier bad, ol course, the usual hard luck sU'i> vi u0t being able to get money At Least They Will Appear Average Revelstoke Get Your Answers Soto When the census enumerator knocks at your door next month and commences to ask you a whole lot ol eiuestlons which you may consider impertinent, don't slam thc door in bis face or* oth;rwise insult him or maltreat him. ' He will only be doing his duty. He will bc working lor the government, and wants to kno'v all about you. The government intends to take a very special ctnsus ol thc people of the Dominion this year, and in addition to counting them wants to all about them. Here are some of the questions the census man will ask you:— Are you blind deal or dumb.' Are you crazy, lunatic, idot or silly? Are you insured, and if so, in what . ompany? Can you read and write? It so, where were you t alight? What was the cjst of obtaining your education? What is yoi.r age? (Ladies nre not excused from answering this question) Are you a colored person? How much money are you worth? The questions which tbt enumerator will have to ask are classified under a numlier of different sections. The first and most important is the population, and under this section comes age, color and how much you are worth. The next deals with morality, disability, and compensation, while Sections 5 and 6 aie for statistics relating to the seed and fruit crops of 1910 and the number of animals raised during a given number of years. Section No. 7 seeks information for all kinds of farm statistics and Nn.S under the forestry department, asks for the kind and quality of trees raised and their value in dollars enl cents. Another sectkn deals with 'actu'y statistics, and the questions under this i.>ad include the money invested the values of mu i. buildings aid plants, the number of employees and the number ol working hours each day, an.l thc size ol the pay rolls. The heads ol churches, colloges, public and private schools will bc required to answer a long list ol questions, and under another section, information pertaining to fisheries is sought. The government also wishes to get statistics relating to the mining development in the Dominion. Under this I railing managers of the mining compan »s v.ill be required to tell how muib capital is Involved ia their enterprises, .inii how many employees are kept at work and the number of hours they work. ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP THE CENTRAL HOTEL BUS Man With Revolver Orders the Driver to Throw Up His Hands and Stop Rig Was a holdup intended or was it only as a joke that lour men ran out from the sidewalk near Central school on Sunday night, between 11 and i'2 o'clock and at the point of n revolver ordered the driver ol the Central hotel bus to throw up his hands an.l stop his rig? The driver at that time of night was Oscar Abrahamson, the eighteen year-old son of ('has. Abrahamson. On bis way to the station he was driving leisurely along to meet the Incoming midnight train, when suddenly four men sprang from the sidewalk near the Central school nnd one of them with a revolver in bis outstretched hand ordered the driver to throw up his hands and stop the rig. The driver in consternation, dropped thc lines, and thc rush of the men to the horses' beads frightened the animals so that they took to their liecls and made a getaway. No shots were lired, but the driver considered it no pleasant experience to look along the barrel of a shining revolver at that hour of night. The affair may have been intended as a holdup as sometimes thc Central bus carries a large number of guests to the station at that hour of the night, or it. may have been but an attempt to frighten thc driver In cither case the affair would have been none the less serious for the culprits had they been caught. PRETTY WEDDING Popular Young Couple United in Matrimony Monday Evening At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Loesch on Monday evening a pretty wedding took place> when Kev. 1. Vi. Stcveusoii in the presence of about twenty guests, united in matrimony Mr. El, S. Butler, and Miss Maude Robinson, the latter one of Revelstoke's popular young ladies. The event occurred at about 8:30 when the bride entered thc parlor of the house to tbe music of Mendelssohn's wedding march, played by Miss Gladys Urquhart. She was attired in a becoming gown of embroidered white satin with tunic effect and was supported by her sister, Miss Olive Robinscn, in a gown of pale blue novelty silk with lace trimmings. Mr. G. S. Pickering sup Ported the groom as best man. After the ceremony ft wedding dejeuner was served and the happy young couple left on the 12:30 train for Harrisburg, Pa., and Truro, N. S., where ihey will s|iend a couple ol months before returning to th« city to reside. The contracting parties were the recipients ol a large number ol handsome and useful presents. Thc groom's gift to tiie bride wfts n beautifully engraved watch with chain attached; to the best man a Pair ol engraved ruff links; to the bridesmaid engraved gold bracelets, and a gold bracelet to the pianist of the occasion. SHOT THROUGH LUNG Resident of Golden Victim of Shooting Accident While out gopher shoot :ng with a number ol companions, on Hun- day last Dan McGinnis. bridgeman, was accldently stmt, through the lung by one of his friends and hia condition In the hospital at Gulden is considered anytl ig but encouraging. Dr. Hamilton whk summoned from tbe city on Monday tot consultation with the Golden physician nnd statos that thc occurrence was purely an accident, and from Hie rfatcments of those who were with the victim at the time of thc accident, it is Impossible to tell who was r.'uponsible (or the affair. A football match* between two picked teams will tnke plnce ()n tho Y. M.C.A. ground s tonighl at six olclock. All football pliiyc's who want to get into the game arc requested to turn out prepaid at the time mentioned, MANY NATIONALITIES HERE B. C. Bible Society Prints the Book in 18 Languages That there are at least eighteen different nationalities in the Province of Dritish Columbia is u fact brought out by the recent visit to this city of Rev. .1. Knox Wright, district secretary ol tine Bible Society ol Uritish Columbia. 'ihis is the number of Foreign languages In which the Bible is printed lor distribution, and Mr. Wright deolarcs tbat still more vers ions ir[ the Hook are required us ninny other nationalities are taking up their residence here. Mr. Wright, who is making hiH annual trip through the upper country, the boundary country and the Okanagan, addressed a meeting ofthe Daptist church last night, and his report showed a yenr of very satisfnc- tory progress. One year ago there were but ten branches of the organization in the province, now there are '.i'2. Contributions Inst year M.oon, of which amount Revelstoke contribute,! $77 to the ordinary fund. During the year there were 8,02-1 copies of the Dilile distributed. Reference was made at last night's meeting to the resolution of the B.O. Hoard to erect a Bible house in Vancouver this year to mark the tercentenary of the authorized version ul tho Dibit. cr Garden Tools Wire Netting, Fencing, Screen Doors and Windows, Rubber 1 lose, Sprinklers, etc. Carpenter's Tools and General Hardware. SPORTING GOODS Basoball and Lacrosse Goods, Fishing Tackle, the best stock ever in town. FARM AND GARDEN SEEDS HAY AND FEED FULL LINE OF GROCERIES Bourne Bros. ^Hardware, • Stoves, Plumbing^. USE Swift's Blood and Bone fertilizer To incrrase your yield of Garden Produce, Fruits, Etc., Etc. tJP*~4 SOLE AGENTS Revelstoke Meat Market, Ltd. High Class Meat Purveyors Phone 251 P. O. Box 181 Housewife's Favorite Brands Robin Hood Flour Jacob's Dublin Biscuits Bell Blend Tea Bell's No. I Java and Mocha Coffee G. W. BELL P. O. Box 208 GROCER & BAKER Phone No. 23 e p> V) K co o tit ~* **• 3 3 —. CO 3 < vi co_ cd tn PORT MANN LOTS INSURANCE C. M. FIELD NOTARY PUBLIC o u their expense ar- rounti nnl consequently reap far • i profits. Properly handled I believe tbat hens should pay nt loaafr '\\i ea'ti pel annum.— NeUuu News, WfibKESDAT, MAT . :9U. THE M^.IL-HZEIEkAJlIX REVELSTOKE PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATORDA) AT REVELSTOKE. B. C. jntectot pubUsblitfl flompans, Limited I ADVBRTISING KATES. Legal nutlets lu cents per lino lirst insertion, 5 emits per lino each subseu'-ient Insertion. Measurements Nonparle) U- lines make oue inch.' Store and general business announcements %2.M pel inch per uiuntli. Preferred positions, 21 per eeut. additional. Births, Marriages aud Deaths, Out each insertion. Laud uutk-es $7.00. All advertisements subject to the approval ol the management. Wanted aud Condensed Advertisements : — Agents Wanted, Help Wanted, Sit uations wanted, Situations Vacant, Teachers Wanted, Mechanics Wanted, 25 words or less, 25c, each additional line 10 cents. Changes il standing advertisements must be in by 9 a. m. Tuesday and Friday ot each week tu secure good display. CORRESPONDENCE invited ou matters ol public interest. Communications to Editor must be accompanied by name ol writer not necessarily ior publication, but aa evidence of good faith. Correspondence should be brief. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Including postage to England, United States and Canada. Ry the year i through postotliccj $2.5< JOB PRINTING promptly executor at reasonable rates. TERMS—Cash. Subscriptions payable in advance. (ibe riDaiUiDenuo INSURANCE with us you of the If you insure insure with some oldest and strongest companies in the world. The Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd. Insurance of All Kinds volition. Heaven nii'y city ever needed is right now clouds at the i a knows that if this watering cart it rhe dust Hies in wish of a woman's skirts, while the roll -if a wagon literally obscures the vision. All this time the sand is getting deeper deeper and the dust much harjder allay, and they do tell us that somt times there is a scarcity ol Water the city. Will the cart or the water amine get here lirst? Surely some extra effort should bc get the cart here right The money to pay for it. is and street sprinkling is need- SWISS iCKV MOUNTAINS m*l to m made to away. rca WEDNESDAY, MAV "Ul. Petitions are being circulated this week to change the location ol the new court house from the present lo cation decided upon to u more eou- vtn.ent one closei to the centre ol tbe city. These arc being largely signed, .md It Is apparently the eon census * opinion that from a business standpoint there eould be a better location than tbe one which the government has in its all seeing wisdom, selected. From a scenic point ol view doubt there could not have beta better cbouv than tbe one upon, but from a business point the locution ing the very best that eould be -selected, In the summer it is a nice little walk all right, but in the winter at t.mcs. ,t is must inaccessible. This apparently ,s the argument Ior a ehang"-, but whether thi.- will he sufficient to induce the government at this stage ol the game tu considei a protest is doubtful. C.P.R. to Establish Community Mountain Guides Will Make it Their Home ■*•>*. The cottages, half tt dozen to start with, will naturally he distinctively Swiss in architectural design, construction and surroundings; in fact, tbey will breathe the Swiss atmosphere. Iu the rich alluvial soil tho dwellers will find opportunities for gardening In the small individual holdings which are attached to the cottages and these will contribute ma terinlly towards the upkeep of tha household, and doubtless will eventually expand into sources of supply for the profitable local market. The Columbia river, which Hows from Lake Windermere, nn.l the other mother lakes about one hundred miles south of Golden, is one of the most tortuous waterways in tlie world. Its course is northwest to a point past Golden called Boat Encampment, where it makes what is ailed tho Big Bend, and turns south UKnin crossing under lhe C.P.R. track at Revolstoke, the railway having cut icroBs the mountain range to meet it. From here.it Hows on into Arrow Lakes, and Into United States territory, finally emptying itself into the I'acilic ocean in Oregon, nearly 2000 milos distant, by its meander- ings from its source. Between Golden and Windermere there arc splendid roads, now much used by motors, and these will be extended to Banff and Calgary on the main line ot the C.P.R., and to Fort Steele and the Crow's Nest I'ass branch ol the railway on the south. ^ A glimpse set Hints is Swiss people Ameri- ot Swiss life in to be given thc who live on this continent of ra without iheir having to cross thc 'Atlantic to obtain it. It is not in- Will ihere be anything doing lure tended to remove the little European in Coronation Day? The day has republic bodily irom where it is, em proclaimed a public holiday, lhough room jn plenty coh|(1 |)(, bough to what purpose hns not, yet , , , . . , found tor n score or more of neen hinted at in the proclamation. , , . , , . Swiuei -lauds in tbe l iiiuidifin Rockies Is it to bc u day of sports m the ... ,, ., , , but a typical Swiss village is to be nv or will there be some sort of , , , ,, eieuted that will give visitors to .'I'lehiation in cominenioi al ion of the , , , , , that wonderful sea of mountains a -•rowning of a new sovereign.' Per- , , , very coiiiprehmsivo idea of the home, .laps it is rather early yet to begin ...... , ., , ,. ", . the habits and the customs of thc preparations for anv Parade or cere- , , .. hardy mountaineers from across the mony but we. merely mention the matter in oi der to lind out if anv ^^^ I The corps ol person or bodv of persons lms any ,, annually METHODISTS A HE HOUSED. t.iii. a decided stand doubtful as be- Excuse us Ioi again harping ou the subject ol a city beautiful, but every man has h;s bobby and this is ap- rently ours. Paint is a cheap commodity, anl if it is not asking : ,* much ol the ■ Ity council we r. ght .- Sgest a liberal coat ol paint to the hydrants throughout the city. They might look bet 1.1 .: •: ej wen '• *.*.■•* I out in « : scenery fur the mer, an! if perchance the city . . tan . .t the city light teli grai h and telephone p. ti -. «ttei lor the tame treatment. It would enhance the ;an**e ol tbe streets by a1 ' : It) per rent. On the •' i -• day ol April tbi i • at tbe city hall ati 1 an n. w wat. ring i • .■.„- repoi ted. But a whi le and th * i Itizena ng to a.-t'ime th attitude ■ man '■ m Ulsso . and want c shi wu." Viaa ,t an April Poo ' I i ' ouncll was ■ ru* • tht m ui nol' At tbi nm. • • a., ■ • was ui" rt.d thai purported , i . n Ca .*■ -. wb<;ie ■■• • id b owing to thc numei tba! city and ■ of tbe cart 11 •d then Now it. Soul t ta *];* moi * than n »eeli at tBi n ' • tet a '«■"' fri m Ual gary ted oul 'h.r fart n Acch. ..i so agi then we wen • ' i the mai bine *".is in Wlnni- ti a l ol Colgary, In lai • : city lathers tpl '• us that he had "i It n that i Ity ''»'' ll be ■ art has wandered still thi n ■' tu eg and will si tn me come In now and kind ly tell -i* • habitat is Toron ' Uoi '*' al or i ■* '*. Halifax, Th ■ ■* rollei i a already reach .'•'•: I' - , i I, I mt,, so ! that ;f the watering carl is In Winnipeg in: * legitimate eflori I m ..til here n< nine, the ,,n'.y ., umptlon that can be thtnktng mad.' IS lh it 11 .- lieing led to Uev elsli i tbe prairies nnd moun- mid Perhai omi lay it mny turea as idea at all ns to the nature of a coronation ceremonial. At least one thing .■■hould be done oil that day, and 111tii Is to decorate every public building with tbe good old Union .lack and possibly tbe royal colors. Perhaps some general service could be conducted In some public building or theatre in commemoration of the event. Public spirited loyalists should at least begin to think the matter over. To boost is said to be one ot the principal characteristics ol Westerners If it snows m June it is generally conceded by the citizens of Western Canada that the snow is just what the crops needed, If it freezes th< citizens put ,*n a most optimistic air and still assume that :t wont do any harm anyway. If nol Carried too far this boosting spirit is a good characteristic to possess. Calgary boosts its municipally owned street railway for a fair, and it gets a ■vhole lot of free advertising Irom this boosting, but does Revelstoke boost as much as sac should. Wh er our power plain Is anything to i st about Newman only kn iws, and h,* wont tt* l. bul any * IS well on to $125,000 and we Bh let people know it exists. People &otag by ..n tbe trams both eust and west bound look out of tb windows of the day ***,.. the sleeper at the dam with the water rushing over its crest and admii no doubt, but tl i what in ihe world it is all about pretty, but what In the w i Id is it tl:.*y Wonder' if. after Newmai el it he wants, there n left. out .•! lithe (51 tbe •■ tor finishing tbe plant would it not Toronto, May 2.— Thc Methodists arc aroused over the "Ne Temcre" decree of the Roman Catholic church, and the matter will be taken up by every Methodist conference from British Columbia to Newfoundland, at their meetings in May and June. Between 4C- aud jn representative men of the Dominion of Canada and Methodism have been appointed a committee to follow up the resolutions asking for government intervention. Swiss guides who are brought over by thc Canadian I'acilic Hallway Company to assist, mountain climbers In their ascents are to he furnished permanent homes by the railway compauy in a piu't of the Rockies that will suit their native characteristics and al- ford them, during the months ol otherwise comparative Idleness, ample opportunities for further development of strenuous outside athletic sports. It will give them and their families a new home in this new land, and while commencing on an unpretentious Boale, will doubtless develop into a large settlement, peopled by a hardy class of self-reliant adventurous men who know the ways to summits of untrod peaks as the average man knows the highways and byways 0f Ills own city. It will add to the plcturesquenestj ol the surroundings, ar..! furnish a pleasing and interest - ing sighl to that great brotherb 1 tourists who are continually pass- in,- through the moutains on Canada's pioneer transcontinental road. It will be ,i deveh pmenl if great interest Mb ol the new Suit ,'crlnnl in Canada. The site which ha- — n for inada, ■ the 1 * line * ■ i. i ar.d • ig ne ad- oiadian ■ A:A tb- Columbia ■ reach tit ■ - • t Fire Alarm Boxes Signals are given thus: 2 strji«h, nterval 5 seconds—I strokes, Bos •"4. No. of box will ulso bo shown n indicator at Fire Hall. FIUB BRIGADE NO. TWO. Box No. 14—Corner First street aud McKenzie avenue, 0. B. Hume & Co. Box No. 15—Coruer First street nd Rokeby avenue, post office. Box No. 16—Corner Second street and Government Koad and Opera Icuse. Box No. 17—Corner Third street a I Campbell avenue, Globe Lum e.r company. Box No. 18—C.P.R. station. Box No. 24—Coruer Fifth street nd McKenzie avenue, Cnthoiit hurch. Box No. 25—Corner Sixth b'.iect nd Orton avenue, W. A. Foote. Box No. 2li—Corner Fourth street nd Townley street, corner south rack. Box No. 28—Coruer Second strcjt nd Robson avenue, Mrs. Baker. Box No. 34—Firo Hall No. 2. Box No. 35—Hospital. Box No. liG—School. FIRE BRIGADE NO. ONE. Box No. 44—Fire Hall No. 1. Box No. 45—Front street west, ear C. P. H. bridge. Box No. 46—Corner King and louglas 6trteta, Palace Meat Market. Box No. 47—Corner Second and Vales streets, back ot court house. Box No. 48—Corner Third and 1'has. streets. Cowan block. Signal for practice—not less ti.an lx (6) slow strokes. One ili indicates line brat in or re out. be a good . li*a '* it tbe front "f the L'atc bouse t.* let people m passing know that Revelst owns tbe dam and thai ' ■ ■***' a ite entei pi Ise. And wi uod advertising i trie sign pei light tbat : people. ■ rely ■ : I • ■ nighl light opinions from i li a th There icemi '■ ■■■■ an lm linal ,,*. a attenti . ... • ■ the * nt -in i Hon fi ant I il iver, be cause it Is tbou b * * hatched In animosil y l1 dot n I anj inference who ten ■ the lory, if it is „ real one. if there m ti iui ••', fMl mmi i,mc counted • b ■ i pie know aboul ll , ni : ai ■ * ' ..ns, wh.. is , !fL.ii i* * oil' .*i that be Is too Tbi good to tell where be ."•• M ' Mail Herald bas no donbl In the world thai ,!" i too Httle regai ! for thr* value of money. There al ways Is v,h"n a gn irnmenl Is left. ill poWOI a few terms, They i-et l.o iii ii ilu country is tin-n own, to have and to hold forever, they do nol check llir* expendi ui.fully and minutely a" ,i\\'\\V*%*%.*%'^^*'*-V'%»-%^'%'>»^%-%^\\» WORLD NEWS IN PARAGRAPH A Symposium of What is Happening in All Parts of the World t Bnlarifed Central Hotel Abrahamson Bros., Props. pioved. First-ClaBs in every renpoct. All modern convenionepi Large Sample Kooiub. Special Weekly Rates RaUa $2.00 per day Revelstoke. B.C. ORIENTAL HOTEL suitably furnished with the choicest the market affords. Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Rates $i a day. Monthly rate. J. ALBEET STONE JPRO-P Lumb umDermen It will pay you to s make a call at F. B. WELLS, Fur Buyer and Exporter Old Town, - Revelstoke, B. C. before buying yonr outfit of working clothes for the hush. I make a specialty of Logging Shoes, Pants, Sox, Shirts Blankets and everything required inyour business. For Sale 26 foot Lot nnd House, Thiid Street $l(l.ii. Three Lots on Second Street, near the new Post Office, $121X1. House and Lot near Y.M.C.A., $8160. Two loin aril House Third Street, 92000. House and Lot, Kirst Street, ne.IT the | new Post Ofllce, $2100. .55 feet on Sixth Street, $71 0. 50 feet on Victoria Hoad. $560, 12 Room Ili'ii>L*, Second Street, 50 foot lot. S1..00. And nl ber lirst c'us-t values. Call and Investigate W. B. Robertson Great Weil Permanent Loan Company Agency E. G. BURRIDGt Tinsmith Repairs, Hot Air, Pipe and Furnace work -WORK 8HOP— Connaught Ave. - Revelstoke NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate ol Thomas McMahon, deceased: Notico in hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against thc Estate ot Thomas McMahon, late of Revelstoke, 13. C, deceased, who died at Itevelstoke on or about the lCth day of November, 1910 are requested to send to the undersigned Solicitors for Donald Mcintosh, Executor of the last will of said deceased, within GO* days from date, full particulars of their claims, duly verified, and that after that date the Baid Executor will proceed to distribute the said estate amongst those entitled thereto, regard being had only to those claims ot which said Executor shall have then received notice. HARVEY, McCARTER & PINKHAM Solicitors of Donald Mcintosh, Executor of the Last Will Deceased. A scene in the "Pagoani of Empire" at the coronation which represented the defeat of the Americans by Canada in 1$12 lms been eliminat- farm ed out of courtesy to the United States. Thomas John-ton, „ pioneer settler if the Boissevain district, met with a fatal accident on a Saskatchewan liilowus will not be hanged as Earl Grey announced to a Winnipeg delegation that he had granted a commutation of the death sentence. New Zealand will make- a strong light at the imperial conference for an imperial council with representatives from all Parts ol the empire. Detective Burns hns been placed under arrest ihirgnl with complicity in the alleged kidnapping of J. .1. McNamai'a at Indianapolis. NOTICE. Revelstoke Land District. District of West Kootenay. Take notice that Clarence H. Schock, ol Mount Joy, fa., occupation coal merchant, intends t*0 apply for permission to purchase the following described lands:*— Commencing at a post planted 2*0 TIME TO PLACE YOUR ORDER'chttin< sollth of the south Cast corn" er of lot 7635; thence north 80 chains, thence east 40 chains, more Let me paint vour house right. I tlo 1or le8s to th<- lino of lhe Arrow Imt first-class work. Quality [Lakes Lumber Company's timber ' hest; limit 43212, theuce south 60 chains thence west 20 ohaius, thence south 20 chains, thonce west 20 chains, more or leBs to plaee of commencement. Dated March 24th, 1911. CLARENCE H. SCHOCK. Ed. McGaghrun, Agent. FOR SPRING PAINT.NG Fruit Lands FOR SALE (iilena Hay land" in psreels of 10 or 20 flcrei< or en bloc. Correspondence invin il. John Shaw. Agent. Box 616 Arrowhead John Lee DRY GOODS Manufacturer of Ladies' Underwear Ladies Suits Made to Order Fit Guaranteed All kinds of Silk, Gingham, Muslin, and Fancy things kept in stock Prices Reasonable r 0 Boi 200 Front St Lower Town, Revelstoko me nothing considered my price is lo materials used and work done when promised. Try me on your Interior decorating. My work is guaranteed to please. , SIGNS I cun furnish you with any kind you want. Class, brass, tin, cloth or wood. Get my prices. Carriage and Wagon Painting at my shop in alley hack of li. J. Bourne's Store, hirst Street. R. Z. CRAWFORD Residence Cor. 3rd St. and Robson at' Pacific Coast Tested Seeds Arriving daily our new and fresh stork of Seeds, grown under contract hy the best glowers in all parts of lbe World, Seeds (Iml will give you the hest results, One llinl will convince you. Also a full I'ne nf garden r qulsltes, Im- pl. infillh of all kind-; Hoc Hupplle", Sprayers,Spiny, and a I'n I line of thick Feeds and Conkcv s remedies. Press the button, ive » ill do the rest. H. J. Henry Nurseries 3011 Westminster Road A. R. McDougall, - Manager Vancouver. H. C. H. B. STONEX Practical.. Machinist Repairs of all kind- neatly done Bicycle ami Onn work tipsolalty KkIiuiaics given on nny class of work Front Street. NOTICE. Revelstoke Land District. District of West Kootenay. Take notice that the Arrow Lakes Lumber Company, Limited, intend to apply to the Minister of Lamia for permission to lease the following described lands. Commencing at a post planted on the shore line of Upper Arrow Lake, at a point about 737.2 feet easterly from the South East corner of Lot 3S4, Group One, Kootenay District, nnd marked "Arrow Lakes Lumber Company Limited North East Corner Post". Thence south into the waters of Upper Arrow Lake a distance of 2H0 feet, thence westerly and parallel to the shore-line ot the said lake a distance ol ahout 3133.2 feet to a point 200 feet South from a Point on the shore ol said lake which Is 3133.2 feet westerly from tho southeast coi nei of said Lot 384; thence north 200 feet to the shore line u ol said lake, thence easterly along the shore of said lake 3133.2 feet more or loss to the point of commencenunt 17 ncrcs more or less. Dated April 22nd, 1911. Arrow LakcB Lumber Company Limited. Ed. McGaghran, Agent. The Conservative at Ottawa will hold a caucus to deckle what course to pursue in connection with the reciprocity debate. Republicans at Washington made n sharp attack i n the free list bill, characterising it as "political soothing syrup." The Winnipeg police raided five Chinese stores on King street and Alexander avenue, seiziig fifteen dray loads of liquor. Tbo ratepayers of Lethbridge on May 15, will vote on bylaws authorizing an expenditure of nearly half a million. Sensational evidm'o was gives at Springfield, 111., in connection with ihe Inquiry into the election of Senator Lorimer. The dead body of a newborn male infant was found i n.ler the overhead bridge at Salter street, Winnipeg. The Grain bill was before thc Canadian senate. The debate will be resume.:! on Thursday. Tha bodies of fourteen of the victims of a mine explosion nt Elk Gardn, Va., hnve been recovered. Winnipeg Street Railway shares advanced Bharply , n the Montreal and Toronto stock exchanges. Church authorities lomplain of conditions in Quebec following thc decision in thc Hcbert case. Murdock, the Jarvis, Ont. lawyer, who absconded has been sentenced to six years In the penitentiary. His Excellency Earl Grey has accepted the post of honorary patron of the Veteran's Brigade. A breach of promise case lost by the defendant in the lower court is now in thc court of appeal at Winnipeg. A mill to manufacture yarn from flax will be established in Winn ]K>g. The New Westminster lacrosse team trip to Montreal bas been callrd off. The Canadian banKS loaned freely during March. Three miners Were killed in slide in Alaska. a snow UNION HOTEL AKKO V11KA1I, II. 0. special Attention given Ic oomtnerolal men .iml tourists. Plrst-elaas naiiipli rooms. KiiipkI scenery in hrilish Columbia, overlook ng Upper Arrow Lake. W. J. Lightburne, Prop CEMENT BLOCKS Mannfictnrtd for th n»*»•■• ttt Imi! 1ii.ri CEMENT AND LIME FOR SALE FIRE CLAY AND FIRE BRICK y,,r «-|* fn |*fM "T «mn|l ■|',*riH,i«1 Rt I ti - li.Wi' jf . fii- fill DM ll All klbd i nf > N I Hi i M id i' uttrlng ni ilnr nknu Foote & Pradolini. REVELSTOKE ST. ANN'S ACADEMY KAMLOOPS, B. C. Affords nimeriur Mluraiionnl ftdvnn* tntfcH, iiiimis.inif new brick buildinif, modern pquipmentj extrnslvegTOuntfa ("lasses graded In (iccorclnnc? wiih iln- tchoiiN ihroughotii Mill Provinces l ouiplrlr Mtisirainl An I V|Kir1mi'iils. Hppclnl course! In Shorihwidi Typ«« writ Ing nnd Book-keeping Particular attention given lo refinement ol nttn- hits and correct English. I I It Ms Mi MM K \\ IK Por ProBpeotuB. Address Tho Ao demy. ShiM$ Cure MIRACULOUS RESULTS IN DUNVEGAN, CB. GIN PILLS Brought Relief "I suffered untold misery sven when under trestuient from lbs i«"-t doctors lor over ten mouths, nml nothing seemed to ihi nn- any pood or rclirvcniv painful (Oiulition. My truulilc was Inllaiiima- tiou of Kidneys snd Bladder, I finally determined to go to tbe Victoria llospit.il, Halifax ,lnr trcatnn nt. Two days, however, hefore mv Intending departure, s neighbor railed and happening to have a CIN II 1.1, in his |Kicket, Insisted on my taking it. I did so and six I ra after taking It, the results and bene6lS I derived were simply nothiii); more or less than miraculous, Instead of going to the hospital, I sent for a Ikiic of C,1N PILLS with the result that I am a cured mnn. I recommend r.iN PILLS to everyone suffering from Kidney Trouble. ' Lhwis MacPiihusom. Take GIN I'lI.I.S on our positive guarantee that they will cure you or money promptly refunded, 50c. a box —i tor Jj..1*,"—sent on receipt of price If your dealer docs ii"t haudls GIN PILLS. Sample box free if you write u>. National Drug and Chemical Co., Dept W., Toronto. u The proposals of the federal govern meot in Australia to widen the powers of the commi nwealth. to lie followed by the nationalization of important industries, were badly defeated as u result ot a referendum. The report of the Manitoba technical training and industrial education commission, now ready, shows the system followed in many eastern cities viuitcd by the commission. The dispute between the federal and Uritish Columbia governments retard ing Indian lands in Uritish Columbia may Iw taken to the Courts for a ruling. An important lull regarding copyright was before the house of commons at Ottawa. The Indian a't Is also being am««ded. .lames Caddegan has hcen arrested at Los Augcies charged with victimising a North llnkota man out ol «,ri,0(i; favorably. The sales ol Winnipeg real estate so far this sea-jun arc far iu excess ot last year. Mining nun ol Spokane want Canada to purchase Alaska. Thc dairymen supplying milk to Winnipeg citizens appeared before the civic health committee and urged tho provision of compensation for any cows that mny be destroyed as diseased. Speaking before thc American Newspaper association and the convention of the Associated Press, Pros- dent Taft made ft strong plea for tho reciprocity agreement with Canada- There was a lively discussion in the bouse of commons on the reports of the committee that dealt with the Lianctot charges. The debate consumed the whole of the night. The Grain bill Was debated in tho Canadian sinnte, but no decision was reached. Senator Young, of Killar- ncy. Man., adjourning the debate. The coal miners and operators held a conference at Lethbridge Thursday, but failed to come to an agreement, and the inquiry will proceed. Tbe police have made several raids in Winnipeg in an attempt to locato the headquarters ol a gang ol counterfeiters. The contract for thc C.T.P. conch shops at Tiansconn, totalling nearly a quarter ol a million have been let. As a result of drinking formaline in mistake tor water. -Gaven Jameson is dead at tju'AppeUe. France has been notified by tho powers that she must protect tho lives of foreigners at Fez. Newsy Lalonde who is to play with Vancouver is the highest paid lacrosse man in Canada. A practical test of church union is to be made at Summerberry, B. C, this year. Lee Lang, a Ch.naman, living in Winnipeg is to wed an American girl. Yorkton's municipal electric light plant is nearly ready I0r business. Mrs. Harvey Kdward-, of IU,seisle, died very suddenly. The supply of married men an I women among the new settlers is not sntlicient to -upply the demand. A severe earthquake shock at Murom, Spain, shattered many houses, Iml n.i lives wire lost. The German steamer Sylvia, from Boston and Baltimore for Hamburg, arrived in tbe Solent with her cargo on tire. Cardinal Destderatus Mercier, Arch- blshop ni Malinas, was nearly killed near Waterloo, Belgium, when his auto swerved and dasbcd into a troo. The Rev. Gonzalez Kstrada, Bishop >f Havana, has Issued a pastoral letter condemning the so-Called harem skirt as immoral and un-f-hristlan. The corporation of Dublin adopted a resolution to send tho Lord Mayor and a deputation to present a petition at the bar of the House ,,[ Commons in favor oi u woman suffrage bill. Tbc corporation of Dublin by forty- two votes to nine, decided to "pro- oeed wnh the next luisincss" when a resolution proposing a royal address on tbc occasion ol King Oeorge's BP- proacblng visit was Introduced at a meeting. Patrolman J. J. UcOuire was shot and probably (atally wounded whil" attempting to stop n "g^ between union labor fnctiona over Work on a nice building iu Chicago. A score ot shots wen- Bred before tho lolice disputed the enters. %^.'evsw% -sw-svsvsv% 1% +i\\f%i%*>*w%i%/*+ i FIRST OF SCHEDULE, lA competitor who trails his leg Thc flrsl game in thc preliminary foot along sals of nny hurdle schedule .-! the Y.M.C.A. Senior base ball league was played Monday even ing on the Y.M.C.A. grounds between the* Pirate- aiid ili" Businessmen, The game was a close one, the Pir - ;*.• - Winn ng * :t with four runs to sh.,11 mont a light in New York some weeks ago, but Dcliin 11 is not what lie 1 nee was. Danny Webster of California, --once looked like the busi bantam In the World and later was good lighting around 119 and 120 lbs. an*I. although now ho can't he classed as a bus been, he's beyond redemption as a first I'atcr, Al Kubiak was touted as a h.'avy- wcigln champion WHISKY HOLDS ITS VICTIMS Until Released by Wonderful Sa- t maria Prescription I.Iquor sets i'o inflammation and Ir- rttatlun of the stomach and weakens ilu* mrves. The steady or periodical I (spree) drinker Is often forced to ' drink even asainst I.'. .'Ill b.v hl» unnatural physic. 1 condition. Samaria Prescription slops the craving, steadies the nerves, builds up ihe whin ho erncked general health and mains drink ac- ,,,.,. tually distasteful and nauseous. It be disqualified. out "f the lumber camps of Michigan ■„ tasteless and odorless, und can bu In jumping, a foul jump shall be •'' •**« years ago, but his lighting has given wither without the knowledge one where any part of the oompeti - »•'"'' w"» llim any gold medals. All ' Thousands ot Canadla Homes tme tors foot is over tha scratch line. '"' is now is " triu' horse, although been saved from misery and disgrace hr can put up a good third rate ox* hibitioii. LUNli LIFE WANTED. their ere lit against tip* Businessmens LltUl, i,[,. |B (l| interest to athletes three. The line up. BUSINESSMEN, li. 11. E v. rley, ; ...1 1 Mclntyre, 2b .1 1 . MeCarter 2b ...0 1 1 1 ( Ni *'• - ime, I.f. ...0 1 1 .ha 1, c ..0 IJ Estridge, ;*. ...0 II Mcltae Jh 11 u 0 Bati il. r.f ...0 ( .'•'. i.ean, cf .11 1 POLICE CONTRIBUTE "How to live 111*0 years und then 'ionic," by Dr. E, 11. Wnrmuii, bas; just made its appearance in tha j Tho mcmi)(„.,s of tiu, R.N.W.M. Po lice force have jo.n d in a contribution to the fund of lhe Uritish and f 1 Spalding Athletic library. The author 1 has given n vast amoi.nt of valuable o information as to the health iml It longevity un.l makes interesting nar- Foreign Sailors Society in honor 0 ial ions in regard to longevity. Tlie our Sailor-King's Coronation. The 2 German empire has a population of gjfj ,,; IIV(,,. fmi, which has been for- 1 over lifty millions, among whicli are Warded to Uev. A. Hnll, Toronto, 1 .'77 people who aie over 100 years old tiiroUgl, Mrs, vevl,y. wl.[0 ,lt u,. Com- o Prance with its forty millions, has mlssioner, A. B, Perry, C.M.G., of u 918; Spain, with eighbeon million peo Regtna, will be davotcd to the spec- — — — pic. has UU over 111;! years old; Eng- ini purpo30 ,,f provldng and fuin 3 i; 5 1,- n I, Illi; Scotland, Hi; Sweden, 10; |ahin^ a cabin in the new sailors In At bat—W irley I, Mclntyre 1. Mc- Belgium, If, Denmark, 2; Switzerland Btltute at Vancouver to he called the Carl : I, Anderson 1, New-ome 2, d,,cs not i oust a single centenarian, Royal North West .Mounted Pole '■'• rdland -', bstridgc l, McRae 2, while Norway with its 2',3OC',0CO In- Cabin. Eaton 2, McLean J.—17. habitants, has 23, The United States i • its—Worley :. Mclntyre 1, Mc in 1*890 had over 4,000 persons over Carter 1, Andei a I. Woodland 6, ItO years of age. In Massachusetts McRae 2—12. , alone in tin years 203 persons died Assists—Woodland 1, Estridge 2.-3 who had passed tho century mark. COLD STORAGE EGGS. Montreal, April 28.— Having experienced cold Btorag* eggs, cold storage meats, cold stor* Mulholland. 2 McEachren, Hang. lb. ... Bi ice, c. ... Calder. ,*. Wash,min 3b, Stout, i.:. .. Lee. r.f Palmer, I.f. . PIRATES. Most, amazing figures come from the R. II. E. Balkan peninsula. Servia hftK :,7:,• 2 1 a Roumanla 1,081 and Bulgaria 3,883 age chickens, and cold storage edible (J persons over IvO years old. products without limit, has now dis 1 ' covered the evil of cold storage Bow 2 GRAY TO VISIT CANADA. 1 Tli • announcement made in these Many a hunch of high-priced , it now appears though spem- 4 ers ll columns a week or so ago that. Gray, u the boy billiard wonder is to visit '"*-'> 'l'1'*'1 P'**"**. '"">' "ave hern in II Canada in the near future, accom Cold storage for live or six months. ii pi ir.ed by John Roberts, lias creatsd particularly is this true of violets, - great interest throughout the l)o i.llu| m„„y an ancient bunch picked .( minion as there ale so many Old . M g y(Jar agQ (s ni)W ai8poBea „[ At bat—Mulholland 1, McEachren 2, Country men win, have sen the old () |h, .msophisticutcd purchaser. In Haug l. Bun*. >>, Caldei 1, Washburn veteran Roberts in his plamy days, appearan(.e ti,, coi,i storngc blooms 2, St..ut 2, Lee Palmer 2.—IS. make the ivories obey his will. Gray Hko cold Btorage ef,K,Sp have nothing Putouts—Mulholland 4. Hung r,, is only IS years 0i age, but. has at- Bruce 1. Washburn 2.—15. tinned lame and progressed well on Assist—Mulholland I, McEachren I the rond to fortune by specializing. Haug 1, Bruce .3, Calder 1.—7. I By years of practice he has perfected The most excitin.- time of the gamo tne kind of billiard shut to such n was when McEachren made a three poinl that, onco liming obtained his * • ut anl tried to stretch it to favorite position, he can repeat tbis the home plate, he c-oiikln't make th" shot wiih bewildering accuracy. Hn le however, ami after playing ta,* method is to tuck the white ball iiw- with the third -nek man and catcher, he got .1 and took the siih by same devoted . '.ia, mother daughter through this wonderful Canadian remedy. Tho money formerly wasted in drink haa restored happiness, home comforts, education and respect to the families formerly in wanl and despair. Head ihe following, one of the numerous unsolicited testimonials received: "I can never repay yuu for your rein«dy. It Is worth mure than llle , lo ma. My husband has been offered liquor several times, but would not | touch it. He said It had no charm lor j him now. .Mny (Jod's choice blessings j ever rest on you, and yours, are my prayers cv.t. No one knows It but those who have triad It. As soon as I can I will see others that I know would give anything to stop their husbands from drink. 1 will glv. them your address. " Mrs. K , Dewlnton. Alta." (Name withheld on request.) Now, If you know of any family needing this remedy, tell them about it. If you have any friend or relative who has formed or is forming 'he drink habit, help him to release himself from Its awful olutchos. Samaria Prescription Is used by Physicians and Hospitals. A FREE TRIAL PACKAGE of Samaria Prescription, with booklet, giving full particulars, testimonials, price, \\ etc., will be sent absolutely free and postpaid In plain sealed package to anyone asking for It and mentioning this paper. < Correspondence sacredly confidential. Write to-day. The Samaria Remedy Co., Dept. 46-4'J, Col- norne St., Toronto, Oanada. A'so for Sale hy C. R. Macdonald, Druggist, Revelstoke, B. C. FOR SALE—Two Teams of Heavy Horses for sale.-Apply to J. Ker- nagban, Salmon Arm. track io tin* bench. Battel..- Ior Businessmen—Estridge and Woodland. Pirates—('aider esJ Bruce. Umpire Patterson. Scorer Monroe. The next came will be this after- at *"• ,*'i*:,*ck between the Corley House and ihe Businessmen. NOTHING DOING HERE, Tiie V.MfC.A. will -end baseball anl lacrosse teams to Bnderby on May 24th. There a big celebration has the ay into some corner where it can be forgotten, then to manoeuvre the nd ball into the middle of the table, just above tbe middle pockets, and to put the cue ball in, oil the red into either of lhe side pockets, bringing lh' red ball buck Into the same position every shot. In the English name such a stroke counts three mil to mnke a break of 1,000 by this method it i-, therefore necessary to repeat the stroke more than 33 times. While the accuracy of the play arouses admiral ion. it becomes monotcn i,us at tunes, and cannot he compared as a spectacle to the more varied FOR OUT DOOR WORK IN WET WEATHER NOTHING EQUALS TCfWESs "AT IT HIRE SIllCE 1900'.' WU WORK, WORK TOO. BmrosmriG vour jiiVirutf WITH US THEY Will. Mn 4g INTEREST WHICH WECREPITMOnTIIL'y : AW MONEYSRETURi,- dBLE ON DEMflriP US QUICKLY US THEPMII-S CAM G/WRy IT. PEOPLE JUST/15 CAREFUL AW CAUTIOUS 43 >0UCflnBE, ARE WEI!- PLM5E0, m THOROUGHLY SATISFIED, WITHTHEWrtViriWHItH OUR BU5IHESS IS TR/lNSrttTElWI BUSinCSS MrtW&eP By PiiCPLE OF * HIGHEST iriTCGRITX flPOST/JL.GIVING YOUR WMB &/IPPRE.S-; Wl It PROMPTLY BRiriG YOU PUli- INFORMATION. ..WRITE TOM SHOULPVOUMVErtNV FINdfHGIdL BUSINESS in WIHf>0UVER"Vlf.iniT7, RENTS TO C0II, EOT, i1GRERMEI,T5F0R5,1LE»' MORTMGESTOLW/lfTER MP COLLECT. FIRE INSURANCE TO IW LETUS/ITTEIiDTOrr. WE ARE PI,Ert5in0 OTHERS WMWBE SURE TO PLEASE VOU. (MI WffllillEilv aim WANTED—Tenders lor slashing fifty acres ot light timber and bush. For further particulars apply to J. Kernag-han, Salmon Arm. Tenders to bc in hy May 10th. arranged Ior, consisting ol play of men like Roberts, st.-v.nii ' .very kin.I including rac.s. nn.l Dlggle etc. v. iih • 5 to he noped the buys do u-11 at Bnderby it is to he regret ' *.- there has been nothing what- arranged in the sporting line PUGS ON DOWN PATH, In ihe unceasing evolution ol time f I. Istoki on that day. Tha V. as applied to the activity of al M.i'.A. will hold a regular Held dav rts * n the King's Birthday, June Jrd. ATHLETIC RULES, Thi BBc al athletic rules, just puh- ■*i:n- a'*! :h ' Changes ill th* ■' ■■• - •■ I Ptl I at the last annual .-._• *•! te Amateur Athletic i ■ I : ■ Unite: States. I >w n-■ arc „ f.**.v ol th i lee • pa d rn* h mself. * tbe .-.iiih**' * ,m chairman o ' • ■ .inin. i..* ;n tbi ames arc I 'hi an sed Btatemi nt ••! ih ex| i a* ! atbleti ,;.* , ■ ihs ment must also be Ben -'"■*■ "' keptton tbe Vttell tiaa heen in the in- a-ai'. mses of an athlete »e Parlor car and i v, keen forced Is ■ lo "■ il ii , ne most ol l ieorge I es the career ol a lighter is n : long duration as a rule, Tbe tra and physic*,.J exertion ol li ng tests nre a treat dram on I e durance and. while they are able t i stand it for a reasonable niirni e year--, fighters cai n 't lasl a : their profession as actoi i or person- I'.**' sub ted I bird strain. 'lh * avi rags careel • , ;*..*'■ I al .en ievi n years—thai s, t dghting career. Many itall ai the -mall town i for a i length "[ iimc boxing with ris;n: I vet ■ * * purses. Y"'i may pis that when .*, pug gets ti be is ".on,* \\ lai ge numlier of • Iiave passed beyi nd tha < ' . 'I n ■ ■• Imi going returi t ..* \\,, if t .ii.* * . ., he ma '. ■ Mo <. nii st ■ shall be alio •■ I I V lisl ■ , who may * , es ib • foil* • Boei i ub. Is, i'a* ■■ li'*s. Ii i Wattj Printed in Baldwin, id*' '•'* - * \\ Delmoni Willie Lewi . D Kid. Mike (Twin) '"■'•' |siiUlvan .\\: Kubiak, Battllilg Nelson ,s .i h!'*e shall be allowi * * D)ck s.U(,n jlmmy Walsh and Dan ••** bin ■' any club oi organlsa ny w,.|,ster. There are ;, lew more ■g'ble t, repre .,;„, m.,.>, ,,\\ ., t„* mentioned, but • -i open competition. ! in track an*! !*el 1 e • nl ■ re 1 I" weal ll n ;. •inn two lache ■ •>; lie* knees thi i I ng must he clean, wkksti.im; i■•! '.llem-.k \\r*lnir Williams, a professional tier uh has just struck the city - t,, wrestle any pel .: * i* care ••• take hnu on. 'dr a mid ll" weight hut on any heavyweight provld- a lh ;|vi ii 01 Will L'ive a I Heap to a lighl Ighl •• rei t ' own «slghi ».1! he I,,:, ii iin ■ a etjual tei mi I hey an ii*.t io very well known ride *•' ' tl *■ hamlets. II.,:*i I nb d? was knocked otlt re e.*ut]> h) lai * Ibd nond. a 'I -mon :,,*lii, • *.*. ho ci I t le 'I oy a help less cripple * th ins lists Redrnon hit inhoiz i * *• ■ ii tb" tomach, rm I it: * Hoi-i la) -ii tha lloor nn I groi n ed weakly, Unholz has bein in III' i; tic I'smi: nearly eight yenrs. Dave lie: hler Is ;, ■ H nm who wll nevel go i ny hlj her than he is ni [11 • .ni. He's still „ good lough boy, Iiiii ha ha passed the stags v here lie c; n gel hlg iiion.y filz Muckny ol Ohio, has hei n on the ilnwn ei ail- lor yeai i nnl I now near Ing ihe bottom. lie gave Al Del- SEWER CONNECTIONS KOOTENAY LODGE, No. ">6 A. F. and A. M. liegular meetings aro held in MASONIC TEMPLE, Oddfellows' Hall ou the Third Monday in each mouth at 8 p. m. Vimting brethren are cordially welcome HOBT. UOftDON, W. M. W. B. KOBERTSON, Secretary. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS Property owners in the City are hereby notified that all houses must be connected with tne sewer witnin 60 days from date. By order, B. A. Lawson, Ap. 12-101. City Clerk. NOTH'K TO CREDITORS. Take notice that the store known as Wing Wo, Kwong Kce, opposite V.M.OiA., First Btreet, east, has been taken over by Mike i'at and Chung Lock, and all claims duo to undersigned must he presented lor payment within 3U* days from date ol this issue. Bated April 8th, 1911. CHARLIE KWONG. WONG DUCK. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Re Estate of George Nichols, Jr. deceased. Notice is hereby given that all persons Uaving any ciuiuis or deinauas aga.iiot tlie uuovb deceased, Uooige •Mcnols, Jr., late of Rcvelstouc, U. C, railway employee, who died near Rogers i'ass, u. U,, on or auout Uie uh day ol March, l'JIU, uie rciiuireu to send particulars thereoi duly verilied to the undersigned on or beioro the first day of may 191.1, aud tnat uuer sum date 1 will proceed to uis- tnuute tha said Estate amongst those entitled thereto regard being hud only to those claims of which X sliail ibeu huve received notice. Vv. 1. BRIGGS, Solicitor, Revelstoke, B. C, Administrator with Will annexed ol bstatc of said George Nichols, Jr NOTICE Certilicate ol Improvements. Glad Hand Mineral Claim, situated in the Trout Lake Mining Bivision ol West Kootenay District. Where located:—At head of Seven Mile Creek aud adjoining the Winslow Mineral Claim. Take Notice that I, O.B.N. Wilkie, act.ng as agent lor Bruce White, F. M.C. B2900D, William Bennett, F. M. C. BZ5i21, aud Nettie Bavey, F. M. C. No. li'2'o'oiil, intend sixty days fi'oui date hereof, to upply to the Mining Recorder Ior a Certilicate of Improvements, Ior the purpose of obtaining a Crown Gruut of thc auove claim. ' i a further take notice that action, under section 37, must he commenced hefore the issuance of such Certilicate of improvements. Bated Ninth day of March, 1911. O. B. N. WILKIE, B.C. L.S. Trout Lake, B. C. SELKIRK LODGE 12. 1. O. O. F. Meets every Thursday evening in Selkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visiting brethren cordially invited. K. C. McRAE, N. G. JAS. MATHIE, Becretary. COURT MT. BEGBIE, No. 3161. OF I, O. F. Meets in I. u. o. F. Hall next to Tapping's Opera Houbb every second aiid fourth Monday iu month. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. G. W. BELL, C. R. WM. S. CAMERON, Roc.-Sec. GOLB RANGE LODGE, K. of P., NO. 26, REVELSTOKE, B. O. ' Meets every -lUunesday except the Third Wednesday ot ouch mouth iu uddiellows' Hall at 8 o'clock. ViBit- ing Knights nro cordially iuvited. J. V. SIMPSON, C. C. G. ll. BROCK, K. of R. & S. M. of F. C. W. 0. W. Mountain View Camp, No. 229. Meets Sccoud and Fourth Weduee* dayB in each month in Selkirk Hall. Visiting Woodmen are cordially invited to attend H. W. EDWARDS, Con. Com. JAMES McINTYRE. Clerk. ilARVEY, McCARTER AND PINKHAM, Barristers, Solicitors, Etc. Imperial Bank Building RevelBtoke, B. C. Money to Loan. Ollices—RevelBtoke, 13. C, and Cranbrook, B. C. Geo. 8. MeCarter, A. M. Pinkham, J. A. Harvey, Revelstoke, Cranbrook ROBERT SMITH, Provincial Land Suveyor, Mining Surveyor, Engineering McKENZiE AVE., BOX 10fi, REVELSTOKE. Eggs for Hatching White Leghorns No. 1 Ten, headed by lirst prize cock, Vancouver 1911. $5 tor 15; $S for 30. No. 2 Pen, headed by a large white bird from Mast. IfJ.tKI Ior 15; $3..SO for 30. Huff Leghorns- S. C. K. I. Reds; $2.50 foi 15; 5d.l)0 lor 30. NOTICE Revelstoke Laud Bislrlct District ol West Kootonay. Tako notice that I, Mary Selkirk, ol Vancouvor, occupation, muri'ic,. woman, intends to apply for per mission to purchase tho following described lands. Commencing ut a post planted ai the N. E. Coruer ol Lot 6140 G.I., and marked M. S.'s S. E. Corner, ib. in e north * '* chains, theuce west (0 chaius, thonce south 40 chn.us thence east 20 chains, thence south 4U chains, tlnnce cast HU cbuin, tc point of commencement, coutuin ing 480 acres. Daled Juiiuary 9th, l'Jll. MARY SELKIRK. Per O. P. Smith, Ageut NOTICE. Revelstoke Land District. District ol West Kootenay. Take notice that Basil It. Reyn olds, ol Revelstoke, B. C, occupation clerk, intends to apply for per mission to purchase this following described lands: Commencing at a post plnntcd ai the SOUth west corner ol Lot 7818, tbence east, 80 chains, thenco south 6 chains to the north cast coi nei ol Lot 7*048, thence along line o! i,aid Lot lb chains, west 40 chain.- ■outh and 20 chains west to line o. Lot 2112, thence along line of Baid Lot 40 chains and 2D chains west to the north west corner, thence about C chains north to place ol commence ment. Dated Manh 1st, l'Jll. BASIL 11* HBYNOLD8, -*, Ageut Jobu Suti... John J. Devine Revelstoke, II. C. Eggs fcr Hatching Rhode Island Red. Silver-laced Wyandotte and BufI Leghorn, per setting, .S2.IKI. Kiiiden goose eggs, 50c. each, l'ckin duel s (11 eggs) J2.00. Day old ducklings. Day old chicks a specialty! Write or Phone 212, MRS. R.A. UPPER New drove Farm, Kevelstoke. NOTICE. CERTIFICATE OF IMPHOVKMhJNT. Coronation Y.R.U. and North Stnr Mineral Claims, situate In the Trout Lake Mining Bivision ol West Kootonay District. Where located:—Oa Rapid Creek. Tuke notice that I, O. B. N. Wilkio acting as agent for Cutler Thomas, .'oiler „I Spokane, Wash., U. S. A., I'Yoc Miner's Certilicate No. U 9497fi, iitonil, sixty dayB from dato hereof, 0 apply lo the Mining Rocorder for i Certilicate oi Improvements, for the purpose of obtaining a Crown Grant d the above claims. And further take notice that action ■inder Hection 37, must he commenced before the issuance of such Certillcato of Improvements, Dated this 27th day of April, 1911. 0. B. N. WILKIE. COMPANIES ACT. Take notice that "Campbell Hhinglu Company Limited" intend alter tha expiration of one month from tho lirst publication ol this notice to apply to the Registrar ol Joint Stock Companies to change the Company's name to AtlaB Lumber Compnny, Limited. Dated at Revelstoke, B. C, this 7th day ol April, l'Jll. Harvey, McOarter & Pinkham, Solicitors lor the Shingle Couipuov, Limited. WEDNESDAY, MAY ,', 1911. THE MAIL-HEEALD, KEVELSTOKE f I Watch window for Big Bargains. Revelstoke's Department Store C. Z- /fume & Co.. £imited Mail or Telephone your orders. Have our Traveller call. Send the children to the store or come yourself. No order too large or too small for us to handle. Dress Linens New Dress Linens direct from the mills in Ireland, in all the wanted colors. Some of them the pretty shot effects in mixed colors. They are very pleasing and effective and will be perfect goods for the wash dresses. 35c. per yard Parasols Imported French goods. From the tiny one for the little tot to the large colored silk umbrella that is having a vogue just now. There is a very nice idea among them, the pongee silk one with colored trimming, at $3.75 Clearing Sale Ladies' Spring Suits There are still some good ones left and they sure are a big bargain at half regular prices. Just drop in and look them over, you will be surprised when you actually see $25 Suits for 12.50 30.00 a a 15.00 Wash Dresses Women's summery wash dresses in already. The host of pretty tub dresses on which the lathes will soon be depending for summer comfort. Cool, one-piece dresses of linen and lingerie. That same name "Lingerie" applies to the simplest gown of sheer muslin to the more elaborate one of fine linen de soi, etc., $5 to $25 Cotton Frocks On the fragrant drowsy days of summer, and what a summer it promises to be, the cotton frock will be every woman's first thought, while the days are still cool for the making, better do the choosing while the assortments are at their fullest—from airy Dimities to the sturdy Linen Repps, etc. Wc. to SOc. Cool Undervests Ladies' new, cool, .spring undervests. Special line of pure white, fine cotton knit vests, porous weaves, with short sleeve or no sleeve, at each 35c or 3 for $1 House Furnishing Department English Tapestry Squares We have a special line of these Squares in the following size3, which are exceptional value. 24x3 yards, price $ 8.00 2*x3i " " 10.50 3x3 " " 11.00 3x31 " .$12 and 12.50 2|x3 " velvet $13.50 Heavy English Velvets We have a choice line of these squares, which is the standard for quality, in fawns, reds, blues and greens; sizes 9x!), 0x10), 0x12, and 10Jxl2. These squares are suitable for any room and cannot be excelled at the price. Sanitas For Kitchens and Bath Rooms, in fact every rami in the house can be finished with this durable material, permanent colors, can be washed off. Brussels, Wiltons, Axminsters A choice assortment of these high-class squares in all the regular sizes, in Floral and Oriental effects, in red, green and brown grounds, splendidly adapted for living rooms, dining rooms and libraries. Linoleum, Oilcloth A full range of Nairn's Scotch goods, the best procurable Hall rims, i, i', 3G, 45, and 51 inches wide. Printed and inlaid linoleums all widths. Dainty floral designs for use in bedrooms, etc- Iron Beds, Mattresses Pillows, Bedding splendid value in Maish laminated Cotton and Eiderdown Comforts. Ladies Silk .Waists On the Bargain Table All the Silk Waists got their marching orders and must join the bargain procession. There are some beauties in the Paisley trimmed, and some all Paisley: others Paisley veiled with chiffon, etc. They are great plunder for the purchaser $10 Waists for $5 $9 Waists for $4.50 Grocery Specials Thursday and Friday Only Three packages of Corn Starch for 25c. This is the time of year when these kind of articles are appreciated. It is therefore up to you to lay in a stock while it is cheap. Remember, sale only lasts Thursday and Friday. Extracts It is the quality of an article that counts. If you will pause to consider this question of quality and then use your own judgment you will come to the conclusion that IT PAYS TO PAY FOR QUALITY. In our Sealey's Extracts of all flavors you have QUALITY as well as QUANTITY. 2! oz. bottles at the same price as you pay for many 2 oz. bottles of inferior quality. ASK FOR SEALEY'S. Honey Let us not go back to the time of trade deceit, but let us keep on the sunny side of your good will. It pays us to give our customers what they want, and with a sunny smile. We know we can do this when we hand out DEADMAN'S FAMOUS CLOVER HONEY. It is rich, delicate and toothsome, and of matchless quality. In half-pound, lib, and quart bottles, and 5lb. pails. Remember the name—DEADMAN'S. Pickles, Sauces, Fruits Heinz's 57 varieties are considered to be as good a product as can be made at home. They are prepared in clean kitchens and from the best fruits and vegetables that can be grown. If you want a good article we recommend Heinz's—Pickles, Fruits, Sauces, and Soups. Seeds The seeding time is now upon us in full swing. You will be asking for all kinds of garden and field as well as flower seeds. You must consider the quality and purity of these goods. Don't let obnoxious weeds get into your lawns or gardens. We carry only government tested seeds and can recommend Ihem to you as being free from weeds— Clover,Timothy, Lawn Crass, Turnips, Beets, Carrots. Parsnips, Beans, and Sweet Peas in bulk, and all kinds of Garden and Flower Seeds in packages. Start Right--! i %>&&, « The world welcomes the well-dressed man. It challenges the other fellow. Life is too short to arouse prejudice just for the sake of fighting it down- don't. Start right-in 20th Century Brand Clothes. They are above criticism—always. They make a man feel his own worth—give him ease, spirit, confidence. They impress others. Prices—$20 to $34 Do Your Feet Ache? Now with the warm weather coming on it is time to be looking to the welfare of your feet. Foot comfort means happy summer days. If your ankles ache, if your instep is broken down, try a pair of arch supports. They will relieve the pain and in time absolutely cure the worst case of broken down arches. Thej fit any shoe. SCHOLL'S TRI-SPRING ARCH SUPPORT-Ger- man silver, triple spring on leather mount. Men or women's, any size $3.50 per pair FOOT EAZER—double German silver spring on leather mount, men's or women's, any size $2 per pair FOOT REST-German silver support on leather mount, rubber heel rest. Men's or Women's, any size. Price $2 per pair Men's Hose at a Bargain For the Balance of This Week Black cashmere, Llama, half hose; a sock you will pay 60 cents for anywhere, and consider you are getting value for your money. Commencing this morning antl for the balance of the week we will sell them at Three Pairs for $1.00 Hammocks Enjoy these cool, summers- days. Gel a Hammock and lake life easy. We can show you the largest lot ever shown in the town From $1.50 to $12.50 each WEDNESDAY, MAY . 1911, THE MAIL-HEBALD, REVELSTOKE Our Seasonable Drygoods Specials Latest in Ladies' Waists Direct from thc Best Eastern manufacturers. White Waists, trimmed with lace and embroidered front, either half sleeve or full length sleeve. Good value at $1.25, now Soe. Tailored Waists, made in fine quality ol linen, laundered collars and cuffs. Our selling price, $1. 25. Colored House Waisls, made in line light and dark Print. Sale Price 70c Black Waists, made of very line muslin, trimmed with laee and tucked. Price $2.00. Smart Girls' Dresses Peter Thompson Serge Dresses, navy, trimmed with black and white, all wool plaid. Price $7. Fit girls from 12, 14 and if) years. White Muslin Dresses Trimmed with embroidery and lace. New Spring styles. For girls from 15, 16 and 18 years. Selling Price- $4.50 Colored Wash Dresses Por Misses, in Prints and fancy Cham- brays, sizes 10, 12, 14 and 16 years. Price $2.00. REID &, YOUNG THE CITY IN BRIEF W. A. Foote visited with friends at tb« coa.-1 Mr. A. Latnmera ul Chase, was in the city thib week. I.. Lappan "I Kamloops, is visiting with old friends in the city. Kamloops lms ileckleil for various reasons that it will have no tnl1 fair this year. Mr. and Mr.-. J. I- Stark enter taiiif'l St. John's choir ut their home last evening. Mr-. Hayward will not receive on Friday May sth, nor again during tbe snmmei months, Tbe W.t'.T.r. will meet at St* John's church on Friday afternoon. Election of officers. Moving pictures at BdiBon theatre ght. Entire change of program Friday and Saturday. J. A. Stewart, Inspectoi of Crown Timber, has t»*a out west ,.n Inspection wi.rk all week. Heal H. Ruthven MacDonald, tan ada's premier baritone at the Bdison theatre tomorrow Bight. Conductor Beck Is adding H new addition and otherwise Improving his house on Third street. The Band of Hope winch meet- 01 Friday afternoon, will he addressed by Rev. J. W. Stevenson. Iir I 1.- away in the coast and bis practice here is being taken charge of ny I'r. McPherson. J. w. Browne, inspector of the Pharmacy Association, of Ii. Ci was in the city th.s week visiting tha local drug Btores, Any person wishing tu burn brush may L-et a permit from the Govern ment Agent, pending the aPl men' of tine wardens. A treat 1 -• lor evi ryone toil night Hear Ruthven Mac* aid and bis 'iii.'iit'-i compati ' - ■ ■ • • E - 11 theatre. Mr 1'. Vi Row ••>. manager ol the ('anal, n Hun-: f Commerce branch at Calf! ! ■■• n appointed tn. n . ■• I the Wii * • anch • I the Mi \\ .H Ulan, li 1 mei '■• manager •' h I lai ■ '1 'ommerce here, has ) pointed to the man igi - ' * .,•'• bank, 1 • Mull • Vita. a 1 1 tbe Rei ■ tura " •' v will probably be ek I • last n. nn : im,-' !•!• luminaly Ioi :'* •. fair. ■■• b b - heW *-' ptembei llth and IStl < "tin I * - ' 1 ne of tbi omli eot m m rs of the 1 t fl ■ . ■ • : ' ilt Ret elite) • - - ird o ■■■•■:. • Maj •• li tbe '1 M C A .• ii,' ..- " "'l'i 11 I.mii*!.*; -!..ji in B True fi n WHITE CLOVER HONEY \\\\> have just rrceived h shipment <>f White Clover H' i» BEWS' DRUCi STORE nii\\ r in mi: hi ui i« a Ruthven MacDonalif Concert Tomorrow evening nt the Edison theatre the ll. Ruthven MacDonald Ooncert Co. will appear here for one night only. Supporting Mr, Mac- Donald are Miss Mildred Gordon, reader and Miss Bertha Crawford, soprano, Speaking of Mr. MacDonald, tho well-known Canadian baritone, the Edinburgh Evening Despatch says: "Mr. 11. Ruthven MacDonald is a celebrated baritone, who has delighted audiences in England, Scotland, anil Wales. The magic of his cultivated voice exercised a wonderful effect upon tha audience, who listened wiih intense delight. His Bluffing semis one home with that sensation of mind nnd heart that makes one feel happier for living. We doubt if there is his equal in Scotland." NEW STATION FOR VERNON. Talcing advantage of the presence of Supt. Kilpatrick of the 0. P. R., who wns in town ,,n Saturday, the Transportation Committee of the board of Trade interviewed him regarding the vexatious delays which frequently occur in handling freight shipped from this city to points down the lake. M. J. O'Urien, Jas. Vai- ianee, S. ('. Smith and Ohas. Wilson, along with President MacRae laid lhe matter very fully before Mr. Kilpatrick who took copious notes of the points raised and promised to do all in his power to remedy the defects in thi service which 1ih<1 been In ought to his attention. He expressed the opinion lhat lhe best "'uu. n of th:' problem would be to start a daily enr from Vernon, which llie yard engine, that In* will put oil, will run down at 111 o'clock each morning, He also informed the com untie that plans Ior the new station are ready, and Iim expected Hint I * n hi * Would In* culled for in 111 ■ COU1 se "f a week or two. He as Hired tiieiii that the building would * * 'dit lii the city and Would far * ■Mi'i-d in coil the iUm estimated lHst yeai by bhe Board as being sufficient to meet then ri'ipiiremcnts. — Vernon *%%$,¥■ HOLY MIMES ICIDfMY IND NORMAL SCHOOL Ml'OKANK, WASH f 'nt ii log ue iiiiii ita i I'm on Application, Aildifix : SlHTftn Hi I'Kiiniii. Fruit and Vegetable Boxes and Craies iiiii Bos I li "in i- ii"" ' iiui-.iii .onl ■ in ii |i""H I" nuppl) all kiiuN ■ I fruil mid vi'dalili boxes .mil crates, Those wbo have nol alreail] enl us ■-nli-r** -di'iulil do *,* || in* * ms lln*y ■umi' in 11* i. iiii'l we would bl ■ i" drll * i all onleri in good lime' i lur ue equal to oil) on tin market .oul pii' M i in In* li.nl **n jpplll in.Ul lo * Mi M IKON, Revelstoke, at to IHI XEHMRHIN LUMBER CPMPHV, LTD, .-mIiiioh Anu, H. C, NEW WHITEWEAR Our showing of White wear for this season is hy far tho best we have yet made. It comprises every necessary article at a very great range of prices. Garments for every day wear and garments for Special occasions. We have downs. Corset Covers, Drawers, Skirls, Combinations, Princess Slips, Chemise, etc. Some are trimmed with dainty embroideries and others with line lace, Kvery woman loves pretty lingerie, and she will lind our store can supply her at very reasonable prices. NEW BLOUSES All the daintiest styles will he found here as well as the kind for every (lay use, both in white and colored. They come from the best factories, where nothing but the best work will pass the inspectors and you will iimi our prices right. We have them from 95c. up. SUMMER DRESSES Just let us show you what splendid values wc can give you ill pretty dresses for Summer wear. They arc far cheaper lliau you can have them made up, and the style and workmanship are equal to anything you can lind. We have them from $4,111) up lo $21) and you will liiul the ones selling up to 510 are remarkably cheap. See Our Window Watch for Saturday Specials —\\ How About A New Suit Made to Order Our Spring Samples for Suits and Spring Overcoats just arrived. We guarantee a perfect fit, style and well tailored garments at fair and honest prices. MeKinnon & Sutherland Fit-Rctorm Clothing Foot-Rite Shoe WALK-OVER SHOES Elegance Durability Comfoit Nun g. I ilu* belle- Hi oi ilu* mosl modem liiiilwcar when pun basing Walkover lhc I'.iili'i nl American I'oolwiiir. II you have uol woin Walk liver miii do nol know how comfortable new Footwear can be. We have Ihem in various sly lea. To secure your piilliinagc perllla- ticnllv. wr have Initio lil vou once. McRae Mercantile Co., Ltd. The Style Sluvp for Men and Boys Who Know Knll BALB—Two Teams of Horse* bu sale. Apply to iiiiglniti, H (i I in* in Arm. WANTKII—WnltieHHCs for ltestaurant. Heavy Apply Windsor hotel, Laughton and .1. Kor- Tapping, Revolstoke, II. C. MlSHINi; RELATIVES- Informs- WANTKIi Tender! lor slashing fifty Hon desired as to tho whereabouts of iiHi"i of light Umber and bush. For Warren Adams |„Ht heard of on lurther particulars apply to J. March 13th, mm. ,,i fievelttoke, n. Ki'inu-bnn Salmon Arm. 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