THE MAIL-HKRALD REVELSTOKE

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Vol. 23 -No. 2? RKVELSTOAE. B.C, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916 $2,50 Per Year # IVAN NELSO' / MOST COMPLETE ANSWER Writes of Army NEW C.P.R. FOREST MILLS WINS FRO / Hospital Life TIME TABLE COMPLETES BIG

A. GRANSTROM GIVEN BY PREMIER BOWSER M r. and Mrs. D, orr have received j Changes at Midnight June 4 MILL DEAL the following letter from their sou —Will be Three Trains Each David, wbo lett here with the 2'Jth Over Million Dollars Involved Ski Jumping Contest on Sum­ Thousands of Men Would Have Been Turned Loose- Battalion. 1 Way Daily—Trains 1 and mit of Mt. Revelstoke— Better Protection to Public Than Cash Balance- Dear father and mother: Although 2 Carry Baggage Only —Includes Mill and 102 Wins Silver Cup Railway Would not be Operating physically lit I am still goiug thru; Square Miles Timber- the routine of Army Hospital life. [ Starting at midnight on Sunday, Will Commence Oper­ One must go thru it and be jitneyed June -I, three trains east and west On thc afternoon of May 20 a par A more complete answer to Mr. What the situation would be now, ations Immediately about from hospital to hospital, cas­ will |iass through Kevelstoke IcBtead ty of live, viz.: 0. M. Field and MUB- Brewster's resolution demanding crim bad the government worked under the ualty clearing stations aud convales­ ol two as at pres.'ill. Train No. 13, Xern CM Molten, K. Granstrom, A. inal investigation into the l'.G.E. policy which Mr. Brewster indicates cent homes, no matter how you hol- from Bt. Paul to Seattle, and train A deal bas i iei ntlj been consum­ Granstrom and Ivan Nelson started bond payments than that given by My bis resolution would have been bis ler even to „ ^j. ^0 i,'raQce No. II from Seattle to St. Paul, mated whereby the Forest Mills ..I to climb Mount Kevelstoke on skis Premier Dowser could not bo asked is uot pleasane to contemplate. Work Have had a live weeks stay over British Columbia, Ltd., acquired iind snowshoes, reaching tbe Chalet which were discontinued lasi Septem­ by any reasonable man. Mr. Bowser would huve been suspended in the bere l(J clate an(1 in muny movl,. trom tli, vrrow Lakes Lumber Co., on top near dusk in small suow- ber, will again be operated. Train,' a a.akes no denial of the fact that tbe summer of l'.lll. Thousands o! men n^et^,a ,„y maji |laR not Cau"bt me Ltd., th,' sawmill and other property Btorm, the weather being good with No. 13, II, i and 1, will carry mail ttrict interpretation ot thc terms of employed ou the grade would have ve^_ of the latter companj at Arrowhead, the exception of the last half hour. ami express and make loeal stops, the payments was stretched to meet floated Into the city tu augment the * ^fter t,eing before the Medical B.C. Tbe MM•:. st Mills Company is There is about six feet of snow on 1 rains No. 1 and 2 will carry bag­ the exigencies oi* tbe serious situation thousands already there, Over a mil- \)oaT,\ yesterday 1 lind myself in this als.. taking ovei all t::.' timber limits (the level at the Chalet, but gage only. By the mw timetable none at which aevelopo-1 in this province dur- lion dollars worth of perishable n.at- bea,uttful estate in a mansion used as • if the Arrow Lakes Company, com­ .the Internment camp. Alter sleeping trains will arrive and depart as fol­ ing 1918 and I'M I, when thousands of cnals would bave been lost, Foley, a convalescent home." My stay here prising i . - .-. -.i e miles In all. It i.i in the Chalet and breakfasting at 4 lows:' men were out of employment, when Welch £ Stewart would bave beeu is to be a month, winch will without understood the consideration aniountB ...in. the next morning, the sky being Train N'o. Bi from St. Paul to soil]) kitchens were being opened in driven into bankruptcy, the railway ,\oa\yt ))e pleasant. I'm down here for in over one million dollars, With tha clear and there being a slight crust Seattle will arrive at 4.50 p.m. and , when, for lack of funds, would not have been operating a mile physical training which means re- acquisition of this property the For­ *m the snow, skiing, suowsboeing and will leave at 5.05 p.m. the work on the P.Q.B. was likely to today, the prospects for completion Veille 5.30' a.m., lights out 8.80' p.m., est Mills Company becomes the lar­ •wood cutting were indulged in. At 8 Train No. 11 from Seattle to St. be discontinued and thousands more of the project would have been de- with [olir hours physical jerks daily gest owners ,,f timber, and have the B.in. another party of seven on skis Paul will arrive at 7 a.m. and leave men turned loose ou tbe cities. That ierred probably for ten years and tbe witu u mixture of football, cricket, largest manulact :;.::_• capacity in the nnd snowshoes arrived, viz.: Misses at 7.15 a.m. was the situation which impelled Sir province would have sulfered a severe croquet, baseball, and otber games. province. K. Field, G. Field, R. Halvorsen Train NM). I, Imperial Limited, Richard McBride's government to lm- set back. The monetary loss to the Tije f00d js excellent, weather ideal, lt is their intention t>. Immediately and Messrs Nels Nelson, S. Halvor­ Irom to Vancouver, whicb press upon tbe contractors thc urged- province which would bave resulted the scenery glorious and the country commence operations .it Arrowhead, sen, C. A. Field and T. Maley. now arrives at 5.20 p.m., will arrive cy of keeping the work going. To from a suspension of tbe work would ajr pure anQ i,i-aCing. Talk about u at 3.20 p.m. and leave at 3.40 p.m., where they have 19 million feet of A natural ski jump with a jump oft* what effect Sir Richard, by co-oper have beeu very heavy indeed. The beauty spot! I wish you could see it. or two hours earlier. Mi_.s nn hand. The Cascade plant uf made of snow was selected near by, ating with the company in releasing government risked nothing in coming we nave six new huts built in the Train No 2 from Vancouver to ihe C pany is operating this year, nnd the ski jumping contest was held funds accruing from the bor.lds, work- to the aid of the project, but it aver- fjeidS| thirty beds in each hut, and it Montreal, which now arrives at 12.05 but the Company does n• >t intend re- •between Masters Ivan Nelson and td with the contractors is observed ted the most serious consequences by js Son.e sight to look down on the noon, will arrive at 12.25 noon, or open.ng their Taf: and Three Valley Allan Granstrom to decide the winner by the fact that they themselves put a prompt and liberal interpretation t-p0tless white beds and bunches of 20 minutes later, and leave at 12.15. mills until the war is over. The 1 "S.. •of the tie event of February S last. $9,000,000 into the construction of the of its powers. flowers, with the sun streaming in Train N'o. 2 from Toronto to Van­ of the Comaplix mill by lire seriously The judges as to form, etc., were road. This money they raised on It is a tradition of the early his- the many windows. The fields are couver, which now arrives at 5.10 handicapped the company during C. A. Field, C. M. Field and T. Ma- their own credit. Technically, perhaps tory df tbe O.P.R. that certain of its dotted with huge spreading oak trees u.m., will arrive at 4.55 a.m. and 1*15, and it is the intention ,,f tho lev, whilst the j'resulent of the Ski that sum does not represent the mar- directors would have been liable to which make a delightful shade and leave at 5.10 a.n.., or 15 minutes Company to erect a plant upon the club, S. Halvorsen, and K. Gran gin or proportion to be maintained imprisonment had the road failed, the sheep graze about. I believe „ •• Comaplix site as soon as market jrtrom judged the jumps. Two jumps between the amount of work done One thing is certain, the C.P.R. at Queen Elizabeth used to stay in thc conditions permit. inch were made and the result waB: Train No. 4 from Vancouver to and the money paid accruing from tbat time would havd, failed had thoso mansion here, so you will have an Toronto> which now arrivea at 1.16 The capacity ..f the Arrowhead '..ail Ivan Nelson, 12 and 14 marks for bond sales. But as a matter of fact directors not had the courage to dar>° idea of tbe beauty of the place and is about 4n million feet per annum, ••form. 12j and 44 feet distance of a.m., will arrive at 1-2.10 midnight it is an even better protection to the And because they did dare, and all's surrounding country. and the Cascade null 17 million feet jump; Allan Granstrom, 8 and 11 and leave at 12.25 midnight, or one publio than a cash balance from the well that ends well, the backbone of A part of todays orders read: Men hour and tive minutes earlier. I er annum. About 200 nun will be marks for form, ii and 37 feet dis­ bond issue in the hands ol the gov- 's nationhood was laid in with a knowledge of stenography arc On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur­ employed in the mill at Arrowhead, tance of lump; Ivan Nelson, the win­ i rnment. It is the money of Foley, bands of steel across the continent. wanted at Divisional headquarters; days the train fron. Revelstoke to and about 300 men in'logging opera- ner, getting 112; marks against Allan Welch &. Stewart themselves. In or- Mr. Brewster's' resolution almost must have clean sheets and records, Arrowhead leaves Revelstoke at 7.20 tigns. Granstrom's 95 marks. der to get that money back they suggests that he is trying to create .nd those accepted will be paid $2.00 a.m. Returning to Revelstoke the Several kodak jihntographs were rr.USt keep the cost of construction a shadowy reflection of that stirring per day and granted permanent pass- train arrives at 1..00 noon. taken, and ski jumping, ski running within the strict limits of economy, period in the history of the C.P.R., cs' anj other privileges. On Wednesday, Friday and Sunday and Bnowshoelng were indulged in by Doges Fir Nor can they slight the construction but tbe situation here lacks tbe main So in spite of the loveliness of this the trairainn Ironfrom) RevelstokRi e to Arrow- all. After ( hearty hot meal in the l.ecause they are the owners and havc element of that historical episode- pjaCe I have today written the O.C. lieaheadd will leave Revelstoke at 12.30 Chalet, and various entries in the to operate it. They can make no there was no risk of widespread ruin here asking permission to be trans- ,'noon|0on , Returning to Revelstoke "the looted in Britain log hook, the return was made and n.oney out of the road till they can and loss to thousands of innocent in- ferred to the Army school of steno- ttrai n arrives at 4.35 p.m. the city reached at 5 p.m. operate it ou a paying basis and no vestors and depositors. In fact there graphy as I figure a month's study On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur­ Recently the B.C. Forest Braneing Ustea- construction in fact to save their in- ing clause in any risk which the gov- thing, that being "no monev is al- days only the boat arrives from the against two selected ties of B.M tic In Revelstoke vestment, must make the road just irnment might have been taking. lowed," so you can imagine how South and makes a close connection timber. As our Lumbermen will be what the public interest would re- The net result is that we now have pleased I was to get a registered with the train for Revelstoke. prepared to hear, the result showed Mrs. Bankhurst, who has just com- quire it to be. No reasonable man i> reil railway operating 170 miles of letter from Col. Tobin expressing a conclusively the outstanding superi­ pleted a tour of Eastern Canada and .tan give even a cursory Btudy to the road, and a first class chance of ish to see me back soon with the w ority of the Douglas fir. The report the United States in the interest of situation without realising this fact— bringing it to an early completion -egiment and enclosing personal a forwarded to the B.C. Forest Branch tbe Serbian relief fund, is beginning that ln brief, is the situation as it without any loss and with a mini- cheque for £2. Skovgaard" Web loncrnir.g the tests is as follows: a second tour in the interest of re- stands today. mum of public risk. No doubt you have heard of our '"The results of these tests show cruitlng, beginning in Victoria, June ______battalion getting the worst of it beyond a doubt the ejuperionty ol 7, and will arrive in Revelstoke on around St. Eloi. Luckily I left the British Columbia Douglas fir tor June IC. , day before thc move was made, or I lailroad ties. The Womens' Cluji have would, no doubt, be "resting" in A very enthusiastic audience greet- "It was found that under compres- the arrangements for Mrs Pankhurst France, as I was always poking my °d Skovgaard, the famoiis Danish sion Douglas fir will staid 5,695 in hand and a further announcen.ent nose around where I shouldn't. Two violinist, in tbe Opera House on pounds per square inch as against will be made next week. of my mess oflicers were hit and 500 Thursday nigbt, and many encores Baltic timber of 3,950 pounds per I enforcements left for the battalion were demanded. Skovgaard is un- square inch; while Red Cedar made n tbree weeks ago. So you see there doubtedly master of his instrument very creditable showing against tha can't be many of the original 29th und his playing was quite equal to Baltic timber of 3,4 ," p'jui.e'.s pet Citizens League left. the advance notices. Tallehassee was square inch. Today's news re the surrendering of particularly enjoyed, tbis selection "Tests in London were evtn more Townshend at Kut casts some gloom having many remarkable harmonies Dance Enjoyed favorable f,.r Douglas tir. This is over things, especially when linked running through it. shown by the fact that it would take with the Irish trouble, arid the peo- Alice McClung-Skovgaard was a The Citizens League dance held in ' ll. M" pounds 'T over .'.. t. ns to pull pie over here claim the Irish trouble sympathetic accompanist und in her the Drill haU May 24, was recognized apart a stick of Douglas fir having .i as detestable affair and so It is, Pian° number, Polonaise Op. 53, she as one of thc dances of the season.! a cross section of one square inch; but from what I gather the British showed a perfect understanding of There were 75 couples present and whereas just half that weieht would public look for peace io July. The the piano and has ,i splendid virile every one seemed to think that iti suffice to pull apart Baltic timber, French give it until September and I touch. was a fitting wind up for Kmpire end only 3,300 pounds were required know from personal experience that clara Freuler, who has a magniti- day. to separate cedar. the man in the trenches expects it ccnt "•<"/z" soprano voice, delighted At midnight an excellent supper "These tests were carried out by before breakfast every morning. |tne audience and looked very dashing was served by the members of the the Oreat Kastern Railway, and the I think its the expectancy that and dramatic in her Swiss folk song. league, the cakes and sandwiches be­ results which they found will be of leeps everyone's spirits up. sting in costume and the aria "Les ing supjdied by the ladies interested immense value to the reputation of Sgt. DAVE ORR, Jr. Adieux de Jeanne d'Arc" being hear­ in the movement of the Citizens Douglas fir as a railway tie material 762GO, 29th Battalion, care of CC. tily encored. league. amongst Krclish engineers. The im­ A.C, Shorncliffc, Kent. Florence Hawkins, who has a beau­ It is the wish of the committee in portance of this is increased I y tlio tiful lyric Boprano voice ol exception­ charge that a hearty vote of thanka, fact that English engineers have the al quality and sweetness, captured be tendered all the ladies who in any supervision of most of the railway the hearts of the audience. way helped to make the dance a sue-' lines in China, India and South Af­ The News From Molly Byerly Wilson, who possesses cess, either by donation or assistance rica, all of which are valuable mar­ a deep and melodious contralto voice, It is nlso the wish ol the committee kets for Douglas fir." j Three Valley •plendldly rendered "My Heart at that Mrs. Wallace bc thanked pub­ In referring to the favorable out­ Thy Sweet Voice," fron the opera licly for the very able assistance Mr. B. Firth, tire warden at Taft, come of thc tests the Victoria Colon­ The Amateur Camper' 'You certainly take a lot of trouble to put out a "Satnson and Delilah." that she rendered in supervising the. paid a business vsit to Throe Valley ist says — camp flre!" Two of the most, enjoyable features working of the kitchen. recently. "The world is only beginning to The Guide: "Better to take the trouble now> than burn down ten miles of of the evening were the baritore Mr. A. B, Haycock spent several understand the value of the Douglas Already a number of people havc camping sites. Only a greenhorn nowadays fools with fire in a forest.' | solos sung by Francis C'owles. He days hunting last week up tho log­ fir. Tried by every test, there is am­ come forward asking that another] (rendered splendidly "Cavatina from ging road and brought in a huge ple evtdercc to show that It is tho dance be given before the hot weather I Faust," and especially delighted his Sept. 25; Slocan Valley (Slocan City) i,iack bear. best all-round wood in the world. It comes to stay. Kveryone look for a j audience by the singing of "Ho, Jolly Sept. 26; S.ocan Lake (New Denver) Mrs. Andrew Wilson visited Revol- is excelled in few respects by any further announcement. Dates Set For Jenkins," the friar's song from Ivan­ Sept. 27-2S, Burton, Sept. 30; Need- gtoke on Wednesday. other, and even where it does rut hoe, as an encore. Orand Us, Oct. 3-4; Arrow Lake (Nakusp) On account of the drowning of lit-j take a first place, it is a close aee- April customs collections at Fall Fair Altogether the entertainment was Forks were over $10,000. Oct. 4-5; Kamloops, Oct. 20-22; Sal- tie Mutt Talvetio, the picnic planned' ond. In most respects it is without a 1 one of the best that has ever been | mon Arm, Oct. 22-23; Kelowna, Oct. for Kmpire day was postponed indeli- peer. The time is not far distant given on a local stage. Rossland min"<> are shipping almost The following are the dates of Fall 26-27; Armstrong, Oct. 28-29. nitely. j when its commercial value will securo fill per cent of the ore treated at Fairs for the season of 1916, afl ar- Miss Beatrice Hayes and Miss Pearl for it tbe premier place in the mar­ Trail smelter at present. Vernon has $113,000 of taxes ln ar­ ranged by Department ol Agriculture,! Ed. Marshall of Petrolia, Ontario, ijj-een of Revelstoke spent Wednesday kets of the world." years old, ,>nd has been a but- with friends here. rears. $62,000 of these are for 1915. Tt was 20 years ago last Sunday Victoria. B.C. j «• M Hlnce the Bloean Hotel in New Dan-I Revelstoke, Sept. 21-22; Baffle Rlv- cher for ,»5 years. He learned the Miss Agnes Blackberg of Cratgel-, 0. B. Peterson is operating an For the past month Kaslo city and district raised $443 for the Patriot... ver wai burned and 13 people K%. er F.I. (Malakwa), Oct. 3; Arrow trade In Kngland, and killed his flrst lachle spent Empire day here with auto bus in Grand Forka, and meets Fund. Jured. Park F.I., 8ept.-(U ne.4); Bebao^j P*g *h*u um. years oM. friends. | all trains. PACE TWO THE MAIL-HERALD. REVELSTOKE SATURDAY, MAV 27, 191C. t their own monopoly ..f these criminal { Ji >L\miLoUm-LJ3.mxi r; isa ma ami m xfssm.mUi_a-smim^ni'ij.'VAi!j:! iniA Zhc flfoail-lberalb WM PARRY, Auctioneer GOLD RANGE LODGB, No. M activities, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PAID-UP CAl'I'l Al., }7.(KKI.IIIKI RESBRVB FUND. S7.(N>«t.tMH* Published every Saturday at Meeeta every Wednesday evening Established ai Tapping Block at g o'clock, In Selkirk HaU. KKVKI.NT.iKK. 11. r FROM THE SANCTUMS Visiting brothers cordlallf 1»- IMPERIAL BANK vlt«d. W. POTTRUFF, C. C. NOT SO VERY STARTLING, . I will sell your Household R. GORDON, K ol R. S. cJ7VI ii!-Herald Publishing Sir Thomas White says that ulti­ OF CANADA effects or Property, I will also Company, Limited mately all the railways of Canada Ttii-L Mowhind, Preiident. Iimahlie.hcil Wn. IM Hay, General Mimfcr repair and repolish your fur- KOOTENAY LODGB, No. 1». K. K. GIGOT, Manager and Editor, may be nationalized. The suggestion nature, or buy them outright 'Iocs not look se. startling as it A. F. MII4 A. li. Drafts, Money Orders and Letters of Credit issued Regular Meet.Inns are held la would have done a few years ago, available throughout the world. I'lione 850 liox .'ill New Masonic Hall on the Fourth l N -l'A..,l ' e We are getting used to big figures.— Monday ln each mouth at I p.m. Toronto Star. Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Visiting brethron are cordially Dealers in Government and Municipal Securities. welcome. SATURDAY, M.W 27, 1916. LITTLE LIKELIHOOD OF COLLEC­ Savings Department at each Branch. f C. R. SKENE, W. M. TION. I Interest credited half-yearly at current rates. ROBT. GORDON, Pw«tary WHY IS SCOTT HIDING? Eight, four and two years' Impris­ General Banking- Business transacted. ss onment are the sent,'mes pronounced Mr. Brewster Mas suddenly discov­ upon three German bomb-plotters ln SELKIRK LODGE No. 11 ered that ':•• «ishi si.. Bummon as a REVELSTOKE BRANCH: MCKENZIE AND FIRST GTS. I. O. O. F. New York, They will have a right to A. B. M CLI NI.GHAN, MAN*..EH Witness J : MM Sell, Mr. M. A. I,...I; i.. i he kaiser fnr compi nsal Ion. Meets every Thursday evening l» Selkirk Hall at 8 o'clock. Visit­ • campaign employee I famil ton I lerald. i ing brethern cordially lnvlt*!. ji, ... • • - iM: evidence ami says Mi PEACE TALK \\ 1111 THK JAMBS M. OOBLB, N. G. that -' 'ott '• ml I have .'..mc if a INVADER, JAMBS MATHIE. Secretary. • id II,it been issued There can be n.> mediation between ' en why did not Mr. ihr allies and Germany on ihe part ,.: -ee.lt when ih.' Mil I.'I' ..f president Wilson or any other per­ Wash Goods GOOD POLICY Revelstoke Lodge . .,. ,. • • ; ini Victoria hi lding a son i.ll ih'' Germans evacuate north­ No. 1086 I t's .rood policy to think ot thf future LOYAL ORDER ern I'M:.nee, Belgium md Poland. The Cotton Crepes, Gal iteas. Prints, etc, All ^,,,ul washing 11 'H NI ill better policy to provide agalnsi ,,,: . fei • nee with Mr. M. A. materials. Prices 15 and 20 cents. 'hi' misfortunes ii mav haw in Hi ore OK MOOSE allies are noi going to talk peace Meets every second fj ,, „o recent superioi offl- with an invader who holds their ter­ 'OI you. The surest w.iv of protecting voui'si'lf and family is a and lo oth Tuesday ,.,.: • Mr, l rew *ter was nn Ited ie> call ritories.—Toronto Gli 'be. Ladies White Wash Skirts LIFB INSURANOE POLICY iii Smythe's Hall . • ,,,.. The Conserva­ .vith a reliable company. The high Visiting Brethren are cordially in­ tive ... ,' the committee had AN ULTIMATUM TO THE IMS. Good quality ol materials are in all these Skirts. Prices financial standing and long IIIISIUHHS vited. ALLAN K. FYFE, Die. The German reply is insolent, cyni­ from J1.50 to $2.35.3 nil L 1 career of the Kootenay Agenoie. II. L. HAUG, Sec. . I , summons f'.r Scoti, but he inakes It absolutely trustworthy cal and disingenuous. It is an ulti­ kept out .1 sight, If Mr. Brewster Yonr time mav be near at hand, matum because ii means that unless White Wear Don't il.-lay. Taki-oul a policy now. , ,| ,| .. h ,., rail bun, Mr. M. A. the United states attempts to force Macdon I thc secret conterence thc allies to raise the naval siege of Ladies' Undervests, Prices Irom l'> to 20 cents. Cotton I. G. Burridge k Son e ,, ,. ,;•. I„.,I hii i i" come ..ut Germany, the Germans will continue Crepe and Cotton Nightgowns. All this season's goods. KOOTENAY AGENCIES. Ltd. Plumbers and Tinsmiths Prices from $1.00 to $2.50. Princess Slips, Corset Covers, A. E. KINCAID. Manager. r( hiding, Even now if Scott, late I" kill haphazard. It is humbug and We specialize in Ladies' Combinations, White Underskirts, etc. Our stock , ssisti nl seen tarj if Mr. M. A, an insult to American intelligence.— Metallic Cellingrs, Corrugated Roof­ London Express. is complete in these lines and prices moderate. Macdoi ild's co nmittee, bas noi bei n ing-, Furnaoe Work and up- to-date Plumbing ! .,;,,. | lf •, rs or committing any White Canvas Shoes ?||S QUEEN'S Work othei hi . Mi- afraid White Canvas Butt m Boot for girls and Indies, price ^JrTBfc? UNIVERSITY Work simp (Jonnaught Ave. il • $2.75. White Canvas I'niiijis toi girls and ladies, juice REVELBTOKE - - B.O. KINGSTON inDills $1.85. MiBses' White 'anvas Pumps, price $!.C5. snip? FORTHEJL KIDNEYS ONTARIO THE MINISTER OF MILITIA What They Do Tennis Shoes ARTS EDUCATION REVELSTOKE NURSERIES Col, John Wesley Allison seems to APPLIED SCIENCE DAVISVILLE, ONT. pri e villain li the I se case. Ladies' Men's, Girl-' and Boys' Tennis Shoes in colors, Inctiiilinu' Mining, Chemlcnl, Civil, Mecli- CUT FLOWERS & PLANTS "I had trouble with my Kidneys nnd Bladder black and white. W have a full range of Tennis Sb...'S anient ami i-.U-citi.nl BngineeriOK. According to the evidence he gave MI ] t_.it .t sample of Gin rill-' and followed MEDICINE Durinn !)>•>' Wnr there will b« conlinuou. t only to have kept directions. I fell better after the first dose and .air prices are thc lowest. 1'hone 056 nnd I kepi taking them for ;i month. •,-,.,,.;i. in Medicine. . ed -•• ••: Gen. Hughes One dny, Mr. Simpson, of this town, told HOME STUDY me nhout the trouble lie had with hU kidneys, The Arts Course mny be tnkru by er.nte- the e wai baring a com­ nnd I recommended him to tn GIN PIUS, upondence, but Minimis .li-siring tuijrudu- atc must attend one eeejslon. and (£ave him one to take. ['he next day, DR T. HEARD missi, the fusi ' also lu> boUKhi some for himself, nnd hoth he SUMMeER SCHOOL GEO Y CHOWN nnd In- wife have derived nefit trom JULY AND AUGUST HEOHTBAn to hi " ''"'ii- Hughes assur- Fred Young & Co, JENTIST ,_ -,, tii" ' status ..f HERBER1 II. BAUER, Gin I' . re ices for If you want what you want when you the ' Cadwell M - ii M Fyndi- ill d fists. Sample sen. free if OVBR IMPERIAL BANK ,,,,, -, •• -.-.»>-. nything ihout •7 want it try Mail-Herald Want Ads a. National Drug & Chemical Co. .... of Canada Limited, Toronto. What's in a Name ? • • who - TO/V.0lvl QW'b Sti . .ti S Well, lt Just depends. Whet you hear of Hobson's Bread LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S you naturally leel buigty. Tbe crisp brown exterior and TAILORING, CLEANING ANL) PRESSING

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(JKNKRAL DRAYINC. (~\ D I C «\j " A ! tob|y furnished wit h the FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING A SPECIALITY \~J M I k— « NJ I r\ \mm ch t the market affordsa . Phone 46-27G Night Phone 346 ies, Liquors and HOTEL tes $1 a day. CURTIS & SWITZER J. Alt Month

Jack Ln First Sued, Revelstoke, B. C. F. B. WELLS WINDSOR HOTEL Men's Outfitter EUROPEAN PLAN \-"M \l:l I R \TF.S Fur Buyer ' NO ALUM Revelstoke Wine and Spirit Co.. Ltd. Complete Line of MENS WEAR W; ' Direct Importers AT THI THEATRES Our Goods are GOOD The Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. rn. ril.E of Canada. Limited F . i i ng nnd Refining Department • Our Prices Logical and within reason I K UL, URITISH COLUMBIA BAKING mer . • •:. - ie' ii thi Bi SMELTERS AND REFINERS Tliraii. on • '.md. Thi ro t i.i • M .: POWD0 ii United throughout thi See us before placing your orders Purchasers of Gold, Silver, Copper and Lead Ores - the " tumes arp n revelation ol TRAIL BRAND PIO LEAD, BLURSTONE AND SPELTER ' ultra-popular laHhions. SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1916. THE MAIL-HERALD. REVELSTOKE PAGE THF_B»

Mrs. Gordon Wright will lecture in THK WESTERN UNIVERSITIES the Opera House on Monduy evening BATTALION at 8.30, on the "Gain of Sacrifice." No need to forego Needs fifty more men to complete the All the local womens' clubs are unit­ establishment. ing in a grand patriotic mass meet­ the pleasure of a deli­ 1 THOUGHTFUL MEN OF EDUCA­ ing on this occasion, and it is hojied cious mellow flavor TION, C. B. HUME & CO., LTD. a full house will greet this eloquent to get convenience in Leaders in the community should lady. There will be no admission fee help tbe cause, by impressing upon Family Shoe W t Aim to tfivo rr tilmum chewing gum. Outfitters #M'Mn un J H prioa .charged, hut n collection will be the public the need for men, and the Revelstoke Departmental Stores taken at the door to delray expenses. ADAMS' common duty. There is only one con­ Some of the hest musical talent in vincing way to do this—hy ENLIST­ the city will assist. TUTTIFRUTTI ING YOURSELF, GUM A DOUBLE SERVICE!, DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT Thirty-one returned wounded and You not only rive your own ser­ invalided snliliers who travelled from now has both. Special NKW EMBROIDERY, on fine cam­ NKW LAOES AND EMBROIDER­ AMERICAN GINGHAM6 27 and Kngland on the steamers MiBsanable machinery takes the vices tn the nation, but incite others :MHII. wide, bi? lot ol patterns nnd Scandinavian, bound tor the place of hand wrapping by your example, bric and longcloth, at 5, 10, 15, IES. Fine IMauen I,ace edges at and wraps each separate You have no future, your depend­ and colors, I6e, West, were entertained by the Re­ 25c. 5, 10, 15c. turned Soldiers' Association at Win­ stick in wax paper and ents have nothing to live for, if fier- tinfoil, making a handy, nipeg .ui Tuesday and afterwards lett many wins. Dare you take any chance convenient package. A Lot .f WHITE WEAR, Ladies' toy the 10.50 train fur theii respective in such a matter? NKW FLOUNCING LACKS and Choose any of five Cowfis, Skirts, Corset Covers, homes. Among them were: Pte, Car- The creater the number ol men Embroideries, at 75c, $ii)0,$i.5O. mellow flavors. Your NKW SWISS EMBROIDERY, on ! [nal ons, etc., at 90c. ii.ant, [Camloops; Pte, Dallas, Vernon avail tble tor service, the shorter the dealer has them in -*.-*•%.•*. -^ -^ -% -k -_ m. •%. ft'ar, and the fewer the losses. You Fine Organdy, for Collars nnd ri.'. W. \v, mt ten. North Vancouver.} Tutti Frutti. 3ergt. .J. Carroll, Burnaby Lake; owe it to yourself, your country, and Ladies WHITE COTTON KNIT Edgings, etc., 10, 1.5, 25, 35c. NEW WASH MUSLIN8 in tbe ORIGINATORS the hoys at the front, to act at once. large floral effects, f.,r Ladies' Bergt, K. Flack, East Colllngwood; VESTS AM> DRAWERS, spec­ Sergt. .1. Sharp, Vancouver;i Pte. Men of tl." University type have Wa si - ind Di teaea, at 25c. Gy^^tu.uj^7^nzJ^r> ial at 16, 2U and 25c. Fleet, Vancouver; Pte, J, Gulnny, already done much —thousands hnve Prince Rupert; Sergt. W, K. Spear, gone—but their identity has heen lost, • -^ -^ m -^ -^ -ifc-%^-^ •%. CRUM3 ENGLTBH PRINTS, real Vancouver; Pte, Priest, Salmon Ann; in tbe van..us units they have joined. CHILDREN'S ROMPERS in pood NKW LINEN TORCHON LAiOB Navy tndlgo Blue, 2 inches ] , ,,> p inte j j' real*s, at i 'tr. Johnson, Sain ...i Ann; Pte. < M WATER NOTICE. The University Battalion was design- A : r an e Moore, North Vancouver; Pte. S, id to preserve their identity—t.i help at, per doz., 50c. wide, 20c. 50c. Smith ,e.inl pte, R, Ross, Vancouver; Take notice that \. J. Macdonell by force of example as well as by Pte. J, Enfer, Smith Vancouver; Pte. whose address is P.O. Box C, Revel- service in the field. H. Peever, Victoria, and Pte, Ross, You hive an opportunity of render MEN'S FURNISHING AND SHOE DEPARTMENT stoke, B.C., will apply for a License "Vancouver. lng the double service, under most to take and use twenty inches of agreeable conditions In the Western water out of Yates Creek, which Universities Battalion. Don't wait HOT WEATHER SPECIALS elastic knit, two weights at ,50c | inserts, SI nr: I ._>• Hnd tin slievl> Prii e MM ;•-rnn nt tonie.is sold on our guarantee to benefit 2'i, Range 2, West of Gth Meridian, the famous Stanfield Libel. Nice or your money will bo returned. .nd land Nl of N.E. } Sec. 23, Tp. NOTICE. i\M Hews. Druggist. Revelstoke, B. C. 23, Range 2, West of 6th M„ Plan 12-17. This notice was posted on the In the matter ,f the I'Corapanles GROCERY AND CROCKERY DEPARTMENT ground on the 2.;th day of April. 4ct" and in the matter

and $4, Bale Price $1.45 MEN'S WORK BIIOIS FANCT and SCOTCH MEN'S T WEEDS, B Included, ar $4.00 Evely Price, $2.65 R->r. S20.00. Sale price $12.95 SOCKS 15c LACKS now 5c yard. Extra High Top in Black and ...Tan, Regular $6.50, Evely Price LADIES' WHIPCORD DRESSES $15 $4,45 Now $7.50 BLACK COTTON, the 25c kind, Sale DRESS BOOTS - ANT- i'i W .reteils and Boi Call in! a in Metal, IM g S5.00 Price 2 for 25c. LADIES' HOSE, the 25c kind, Sale Tweeds Sale Price $3.45 COLORED LISLE, Regular 35c, Price 15c. il'ine Ai. • • $6.50 ,r $2 50 Sale Inn $1.45 Sale Price, 3 for 50c. Sale Price $4.65 • r $4 00 Bali .lice. $2.45 HEAVY WOOL BOX, Regular 30c, FANTY LISLE HOSE, Reg. 50c, P. Black and Tan, Regular $4.00, lai '.5 00 -ab i in. $3.75 Sale Price 2 for 35c. Sale Price 25c. Snle Price $2.75 EVELY SALES COMPANY See The Red Tags SELLING OUT THE Union Clothing Co., Revelstoke, B.C. Every Reduction Is LOOK FORo THE BIG SIGNS Genuine FACE fOt'R THE MAIL-HERALD, REVELSTOKE SATURDAY, MAY 27, 191G.

A. I'M Perkins, the plaUO man, Is In the city. OVERWORKED MOTHER Finds Health In Our Vinol BRIEF LOCAL NEWS Qratt is the name of the new serial Collinsville, 111. —"I suffered from a now being shown at tho Empress. nervous break-down and terrible head­ aches, and was tired all over, totally Mrs. ll. H. Godard is visiting her W. A, Poole returned from Trout It. I<1. Ross of Glacier registered at worn out and discouraged but aa I had a large family I hail to work despite my I Lake on Sunday. the King Edward hotel on Tuesday. sister in Enderby. suffering. I saw Vinol advertised and decided to try it, and within two weeks from tho it. Cramer ot Vancouver spent A. skrihe of Coalhurst registered l-M ic l! ib! ins ret urned I noticed a decided improvement, and hospital on Thursday, Tuesday In Revelstoke. at the King Edward hotel on Tues-! now I am a well woman."—Mrs. ANA day. BECKER. P. C. Watson of Calgary was at B. R. Atkins has again returned to I We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod the Hotel Revelstoke oc Sunday. work alter a severe illness. Mrs. ron.lioson will not receive on liver and iron tonic, to strengthen and Thursday, June 1, nor again this build up weak, run-down, overworked E, NM Russell • .! I'M lei registered at Jack Sibbald returned from a busi- season. mothers. the Hotel Revelstoke mi Wednesday. ness trip to Vancouver ou Tuesday. W. Bews, Druggist, Revelstoke, B. C. Mayor 11. McKinnon will preside at W, Synes of Kamloops registered at '. W. Aylmer of Chase registered U]e Patriotio MuBB meeting an Mon- Zara Clinton and the Slxtette in the "VERSATILES" Song Revue at. the King Edward lie.t.d on Tuesday, ut. tin 1 Intel Revelstoke on Wedueu- Eric Coursier bas received word day night. the Empress Theatre, Friday, June 2nd Reserved seats, 75c. Admission, 50c. day. that, he was successful in passing his R. .leiii^.Mi 'if Nakusp registered at Mr. and Mrs. .1. L. Wilson of Field examination for D.L.S. the King Edward hotel on Wednesday W. E, Marshal! of Lunmier Laka registered at thc King Edward hotel registered at the Hotel Revelstoke on Mrs. Gordon Wright, will preach on Mrs. Percy Cooper will receive on on Wednesday. Monday. j the Temperance Referendum in the .M : 15. June 2, and u it again until Tlie Women's Auxiliary of St.! Methodist church ou Sunday evening. II. R. Ilsley ot Armstrong register­ fall. Peter's church will hold a garden ed at the King Edward hotel on Mrs. Lashley Hall, who was a dele­ of Vi i.i! ia registered party ou June 30, '. rrltt Tuesday. gate to Vancouver to the Emergency at th e' Hotel KuVulb Luii.0 UU Weilncs- H. Gushing Moore of Wallace, Ida-, Convention of tbc Political Equality day. N. II. Brown, Provincial Assessor, ho, was a guest at the King Edward League of B.C., is remaining in that made a business visit to Nakusp on hotel ou Wednesday. city us a visitor while Uonfercnco is Hi o. .•nek of .1 e'tsieel'l regis- W, Tuesday. •1 Revel stoke on ii, session. Ured at th II. •! R. Howson spent tbo week in Rev-1 ] Mrs. R. Main of BonningtoD was a Sund IV elstoke and left on a business trip to Rexall Orderlies keep thc bowels guest at I lie King h.dward hotel on Vancouver yesterday. regular an 1 healthy. Their action is Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Mowell of Nei W|.(lmis(hiy. gentle, mild and soothing. Sold only Mm .'.... ii tbe Hotel Revelstoke on Mrs. Cordon Wright will bo tbe hy W. Pews, Roxall Drug Store, 15c Sunday, | Miss I Mu nc of London, Eng., wus guest of Mrs. W. A. Sturdy during a guest at the Hotel Revelstoke on and 2~ic boxes. A. IM R. Vui 11 nf Kamloops was her visit to Revelstoke. Wednesday. guest at the Hotel Revelstoke ou Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Anderson ot SOMETHING NEW IN TENNIS Wednesday. I C, I). Simpson and R. Mills of Ola- Saskatoon registered at thc Hotel SHIRTS just received tbis morning. WB UC8 ts at the Bdward G. G. Garrette of the " Versailles fl , ™ « 1 **** , Revelstoko on Wednesday, hotel on Monday. See our window. Fred Young & Co. Co." registered at the Hotel Revcl- Little Annie Jenkins is recovering Keep it in mind! Tho Patriotic Btoke OD Tuesday. i Mr. and Mrs. J. McPhail of Wiuni- from hor 8ever(, attacK 0, typboia Dan..' Club will hold another of those peg were guests at the King Edward fever| but ig still in j,ospltai. W. M. Walker, manager fot P. hotel on Wednesday. enjoy.hie dances in tbo Masonic Hall KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT1 Burns Co., made a business visit to Mrs. (!. P. Mathewson and Miss G, on Friday evening, June 2nd, in cele­ *•• eg; DALI.EY CO. OF CANADA. LTD. HAMILTON, CANADA Chase on Saturday. e Another of the enjoyable patriotic' H MlltilewS0n o( Ottawa were guests: bration of the King's birthday.

I be held in tho Masonic at th(J Hotel Revelstoke on Wcdncs- Dancing commences 9.30 sharp. Tick­ II. Radford and J. A. Compton ''• , baU on Friday, June 2 ets 5-rt cents euch. Good floor. Good ol Victoria registered at tbe Hotel day. music. JJevtUtuiii: on Monday. , | J. M. Doyle of Calgary, superinten­ M. Murray, accountant in the CAFE dent for P. Durns und Co., Ltd., (ana.liar. Hank of Commerce, left on R. Behrendt, ladies tailor for Cress­ Mrs. J. Millet ol Cranbrook was spent Tuesday In Revelstoke. Sunday for Cleiehen, Alberta, to' man & Co., has returned (or tho among the guests at the King Ed­ which branch he hus been transferred. Fpring trade. Ladies havc your Baits I have assumed charge of the ward hotel on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Blackwood of YVin- made early. nipeg were among the guests at tbo A. Thomson, Secretary of the Y.M. I Pvte. Lou Thompson, of the Otter Windsor Hotel Cafe and will per­ King Edward hotel on Wednesduy. C.A., returned on Thursday Iron-, Gait Coal for sale. Sibbald & Son. .internment camp, sji.-ut a few days Cleveland, Ohio, where he attended sonally superintend the business in Revelstoke this week. Rev. W. I.. HaU. B.A., B.D., will You can get money for old rubbers the International conference of the occupy the pulpit of Grandvlew Meth­ if you bring them to the Second Mrs, A Lee of Vancouver is spend­ Y.M.C.A. Watch this space for Specials odist church. Vancouver, tomorrow. Hand Store next to the Union Cloth­ ing a few days iu the city. Her hus­ fn Wednesday's list of casualties ing Store. band and son ate at the front. Mr. W. A. Foote spent the week OPEN FROM 6 a.m. TO 11 p.m. the name of W. Southworth is nien- end with his family. He shipped bis Special sale ol LAWN MOWERS at The annual meeting and thc elec­ ti0Qed as He w 8 automobile to Trout Lake' tor the wounded. » attached all price* at tho Sturdy Hardware L.H.Wisener tion of officers f Victoria. CM A. Field of the Canadian Hank II. S, McLean received with Mrs. Kil- Taker and Uncle Sam seed potatoes 8EE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY of Commerce returned to Vernon on Miss Fl iret l-M Lawrence returned Patrick. t-a being poured by Mes- for sale. Picked specimens, $3.00 Monday after spending two weeks fri mver on Saturday Miss dames J, Lyons and J. Hume. A ..cr hundred; unpicked, $2.00 per cJMcRAE SHOE STORE, Howson Block holidays with his parents. While here Lawrence I BBIU IJ passed the ' ' mg ladies of Revel- hundred. Apjdy to H. M. McKln- Phone 217 Sandals, Strap Slipper., &: he made a six day trip to Mt. Beg- Provincial Normal a- toke insists. The nouse was beau- noru. ind was fortunate in securing a tion. tifully 'le c i ited with apple blossoms ! -• ,r. Walter N.-lson accompanied him -s. There were about FOR SALE—Boat House near Gov are cn tbe hunting trip. Miss C.'Oige ernment wharf, Revelstoke, new holding was th • iluable Rowboat, 14ft., never been used Dean Paget ol Ca try has lust a- Wright M • spoon oars, rudder rowlocks, com­ CHAS. M. FIELD it the i Mrs. W. M plete; also 19ft. Peterboro Canoe, j . utivc e tnltt of 1 c .nvocatioi h 11. '. who arrives with paddles and oars. Apply to Rel ,d • | - dayi Fire Insurance [ lom a^s° ] at the University e.i - Collegi • Mail-Herald. P tville, P.Q., , ne ol the oldest > inada'e i • Walters 0,d universities ol thc Dominion, has oli­ !' A \ N'T ED—General Servant, or girl •vith C. B. Hume an Accident Insurance [ t $OS&*\ 1 ered hin. the degree ol Doctor to assist with housework and care in the citj. He .- at Inlty Jure Dlgnltatia. The dean will • • ther, Mr. NM of children. Apply Mrs. A. B. Mc-

• Life Insurance pset'lSTJ"] go east to take the degree at the a - llenoghan. Imperial Bank. (onv"cation on June IS nert. Dean -.. of the England very shortly. -• - Is a brother of MM B. Paget ol .adian Club : ill SALE— Singer Drop Cnbinet Notary Public Revelstoke Real Estate

•o:.e and cond the .- r- M r ami ' -.er have as • dewing Machine, cood as new. Call vices in St. Peter's eh . ich. Mra. :• - Second St. Fast. M27pd il the r eatario. Mrs. - '• Tem- WANTED—Information as to the Q • son thereabouts ol Harry Robinson, EMPrtESS THEATRE Bhe - • A L. »ho left Omaha, Neb., 2fi years He Is "'• years old and brother rl PROGRAM • ;i.>re " if tindor-dgneri Please write infor- . SATURDAY and Mat n •nntlon to M A. Smith, . ,u the nhttt lo PraJ third in 1128, Red Lodge, Mont. '•' D ' , . .ning. May Wt., n Aunt tllda Fell, deciding 11 , : dj r... ly, ihowlng ro/ed .n this Palling H ill thi test wa md latest and 'h» .- The purchase price of this famous fashion? and cartoons .er -..- bered M-om all . which al] SPECIAL MONDAY—The Gentlei in from Dl ••! to the meeting. All item' Drug }to * 1881 Rogers Al Plate ana. in c ••' • .ig Dustin ted parties ar- requested ••. • x R»w» Fan.af;. one '. the Bnesi Meeting CalM'.l at 3 Jl.m. *ot-*m_m-m-—m—m—mmm—------—mm. F. give coupons with every 25c. pur­ mount productions. chase of all tbc high grade guaran­ W teed products made by the United TUESDAY—The lecond story of \ rv pleas .rit. and profits 15 DAYS SALE Drug Company. We are willing to loie Graft. with Jane N .vak. Th* 'ind ".-"mm. seTi spent hy GALT COAL money on the silverware to get you ac­ Dr"an,y Jungle Town. The Lost •;-,,. v. A md members .f 31 Peter'i of quainted with these goods, which are stan­ Roll, comedy. Thinking Cockatoos church and their fnendu at the dard in their line. Vaudeville. in hill, Friday last, A CUllB- Two Piece Suits THURSDAY — Paramount feature ile ol home Cooking arid candy GALT "Rexall Remedies" T^W" '• Th« cheat, in 6 parts. was conducted in the afternoon. Liggctt's Candies, Perfumes, Toilet Articles. JTRfDAY—F St Stewart White's Vet Pianoforte selections hy Mrs. H. H. Grey Tweeds,Ser­ Brushes, Stationery. Rubber Goods, and •atiles, 21 new songs, every one McVity nnd MlSS Field and a song by hundreds of other items, household prepara­ tions, etc. You cannot afford not to se­ new. Miss Zera Clinton, Mr. Billy Mrs Walter Bews were much enjoyed. CQAk ges and Worsteds cure this popular silverware, when you can Oswald. ,11 the Floradora favorites The social In the "venine was a gel it on our half bought plan. As an ex­ Bppelal «'in.mer prices, reserve 75c, , t BIICCCRB. In the guessing com« ample, this teaspoon that sells for *5« »»u t rpa Dominion E i press Money Oi e i,., admission 50c. j jietition prizes were won by Miss can gel for loc. with rou|>onj.' SATURDAY nrri Matinee, 2.30.-Un« Powell, 1st, and Miss Slbhald. 2nd. STEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT Cle Tom's f'ahin, by Harriet Beech- pleasing piano selections were given INSURANCE Parisian Dye Works •sr Stowe, In 6 parts. America's during the evening hy Miss B. Hobbs NOTARY Pi Bl.K mont famous play and a plcturs ,.„„• Mrs. Fleetham, and songs were Sanitary Cleaning and that should be seer, by all the chll-| weu rendered hy the Misses McOlvsn W. H. HOROF.IN dr'Ti In town. Matinee prices same 8Bfl McLean, Mrs. H. H. Oodnrd and Bews' as at eventag, 10c and IBe. | y. Paulding. Refreshments were serv« NKXT TO POUT OFFII K Tailoring Parlors k^^M^n^HMaHHBMBHMBBi I *& during t.he cTenlag. Where Rexall Goods Are Sold