THE ROSSLAND RECORD,

WILLIAM K. ESLING,

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DECEMBER 5, !899-

TUESDAY,

‘TO ADVERTISERS.

New reading matter makes your
advertisement attractive. e will
gladly change your tad” every issue
if copy is presented before 10 a. m.

MINING STOCK.

A good sign of the times is the
general tendency of mining compa-
nies whose stock is non-assessable
to re-incorporate or re-organize
with assessable stock. It is a good
sign because with hardly any excep-
tion such companies succeed by this
means in securing funds to continue
the development of their property.
It is a fact that, with hardly an ex-
ception, the companies which are
now resuming work after a long
period of inactivity, have recently
made their stock assessable and
thereby have obtained the neces- |
sary capital. Itis also a fact that
with but few exceptions,
the companies which continue the
old non-assessable system are doing
no development for the reason that
their stock is unsalable and there-
fore they cannot obtain the capital.

A few illustrations will prove the
futility of attempting to develop a
mine on non-assessable stock and
the readiness with which large
amounts of capital can be obtained
for the purchase of assessable stock,
thus disproving the oft-repeated as-
sertions that people will not buy ‘as-
sessable stock. The original capi-
tal of the Boundary Creek Mining &
Milling company, owning 15 claims,
was $1,500,090, of which 600,000
$1 shares were put in the treasury.
Enough was sold to put $13,000.
cash in thetreasury. After paying
for surveys and crown grants, about
$5000 was left to put in the ground.
and $1500 was realized by small
shipments of ore taken out in devel-
opment. This was so absurdly ia-

deq that arrang Ss were
made with the London & Canada
syndicate to take 400,000 shares of
promoters’ stock and 480,000 shares
of treasury stock at a price which
netted the company $42,000. With
this sum the property has been pros-
pected and it is the syndicate’s in-
tention to re-organizeand put £25,-
ooo in the treasury as working cap-
ital. Thus it is considered that
fully $175,000 will be necessary to
put the property on its feet.

-Another instance is that of the
Giant, which was capitalized three
years ago at $2,300,000 with about
600,000 treasury shares. Work
was started with about $13,000
cash in the treasury and when that
was exhausted, the stock was not
salable. A new management re-
alized about $3000 from the sale of
treasury shares, netting the com-
pany less than four cents per share.
The late Captain Hall estimated
that $60,000 would be necessary to
determine the value of the property
and recommended the plan which is
now being carried out.

The California is yet another in-
stance. It started with a capital of
$2,500,000, of which 500,000 shares
were put in the treasury. Over
$100,000 was realized from the sale
of shares, but half of this went to
pay for the property and the work-
ing fund was probably only $15,000
or $20,000. When this sum was
exhausted, the treasury stock was
unsalable until Mr. Miner and his
associates recently put in $50,00 as
a starter to open up the property.

The readiness with which inves-
tors will furnish large sums when
stock is assessable is shown by the
experience of the Dominion Copper.
company, owning claims in Summit,
Greenwood and Smith’s camps. It
was capitalized at $5,000,000
with $3,0c0,000 of stock in the

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER §, 1859.

e CRO Oren aren ererer ene e

Mrs. A.

MRS, A.—Do you know 1 was going to
gend est for Caristhias gitts far te Cully
dren and for my friends, but, after looking
through the catalogue and up
cost of express charges and 59 om, de-
cided to buy here in Kosstand.”

MRS. C.—"Yes!

Wallace’s stor=
fon of beautiful
kinds, that you find th
derful tor a town of this size.”
MRS. A.—‘tIndeed it is. I was there
a

yelous; plays the

snch a treat to go in there and have thet

play one of those operatic selections.”
MRS. C.—"'Yes! isn't it splendid! 1

stayed ‘there about two hours listening
MRS, A.—“'Let’s go to” Wallace's to-

morrow, and hear it again;

e

figurin;

TO} hi besides, I want
to set some of that pretty china before its
one.”
MRS. C,—'Sodo I! I'll meet you there.”
MRS. Yes*

dol’
b MRS. C.—'*Well, I must be going; good
ye! :
MES. A.—"Good bye! Come -again
con!”
IRS. C.—"Yes, I will! Good bye, Mrs.
‘A, good byel, Meet you tomorrow at .

WALLACE’S”

2 DAPLDAPLDSDLDA DL DABL DABS

.| Tablets.

detectives to a ranch he had rented
in Montana 85 miles from the near-
est habitation.

General Leonard Wood, who
cleansed the pest holes of Santiago,
restored order and put the people
to work, is to be made governor-
general of Cuba. Now. if he..will
put the rest of the people to. work,
they will have no time for revolu-
tions. - :

_ Fo Cure's .
Take Laxative ‘Bromine Quinine
All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25¢. E.
W. Grove’s signature is on each
box.

—_—_—_—_
Boller and Engine for Sale.

A 7o-horsepower return tubular

boiler, in use only six weeks. Also

a slide-valve engine. For | sale

singly or together. Apply at this

office.

NOTICE.

November 6th. 1899. ;

Initial post 8. W. corner of Oliver M. Har-

ris’ mineral claim .

NOzIc= is hereby given that 30 days after,
ydate I-intend to apply to the Chief

Commissioner of Land and Works for per

mission to purchase the followed described

thence north 40
thence.south

cress.
: pers Oxiver M.-Haseis,
Youngé& Burnett,» Rossland, B.C.

treasury. It sold 500,000 treasury.
shares to two eastern investment
companies for $400,000 and still
has $2,500,000 stock in the treas-
ury. The same.parties who floated
this company also stocked the
North Star in East Kootenay for
$1,250,000 with $250,000 cash in
the treasury.

On the other hand, most of the
original Rossland companies were
stocked at $1,000,000 with about
300,000 treasury shares, which only
netted about $10,000, brokers being
paid 20% commission. This was
just about enough to get work
started and no more. Experience
has proved that it requires from
$30,000 to $100,000, spent in devel-

land property and any company
ought to provide this amount, if it
really i ds to develop a mii iJ

lative.purposes.
The State of Washington furnishes

-| an example of the evil effects of un-

controlled issue of

opment alone, to open up a Ross-
e

NOTICE.
TICE is hereby given that 60 days
‘after date 1 intend:to apply to the

purchase three hundred
fland in the Ainsworth

Accountant,
Insurance
_and Mining Agent and
Auctioneer.

Manag ‘r Rossland Opera House.:

AGENT:

The Canada Accident
} Assurance Co., _
(Accident, L‘ability and Plate Gla:

* ) Spokane St., opp! Burns’ market.
a

Clay Pipe and Fittings
z ‘for Chimneys.
Sanitary Plumbing a
Specialty.

Telephone 27 . P. O. Box 271.

GRANITE!

Greatest Bargains and
“Assortment of Granite-
! ware ever brought to :

(Rossland,. at gees
. ‘RISC
S. GLAZAN’S.
also big line of Handsome-
ly, Decorated China and

Crockery for the holidays...
Call and see our stock.: ©

G4 NITE! — =

ootenay.. ; ;

mencement. =
‘This notice was postéd the Mth day of
une, 1899. Z
Tuomas Hazes,
Young & Burnet, of Kaslo, B. C.
ssiand, B.C.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF KOOTENAY,
HOLDEN IN ROSSLAND.

in Probate and In the Matter of the Goods
of Edward Dwyer, Deceased.

judge For
holden at the city of Rossland

estate at t
of June, A. D, 11
‘of the cits
s indebted to
Dwyer, deceased,

in
not to manufacture stock for specu- lebtes
21

Edward
Dat
899+

stock. There are in existence in
that state 5000 mining pani

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.

with an aggregate authorized capi-
tal of $5,000,000,000, yet its min-
ing industry is the most backward
in America, considering the vast-
ness of its resources.

There is no reason why small
stockholders should be frozen out
by excessive assessments if proper
precautions are taken at the outset.
The aggregate amount .to which
each share may be assessed, and the
maximum assessment per month
can be fixed, so that an investor can
limit the amount of stock he sub-
scribes according to his means.
Should any stockholder believe the
property is not managed in the in-
terest of all, he has his remedy at
law and can compel. an accounting
and investigation of the property.

—E

The Christmas number of ‘The
Canadian Magazine” A €
many good things that it must be
read to be appreciated. The tead-
ing articles all bear more or less on
the Transvaal war, such’ as the il-
lustrated one on the Canadian con-
tingent, ‘Twenty Years on the
War-Path,” by Frederic Villiers,
the veteran war correspondent;
“Stories of President Kruger,” by
E. B. Biggar; then there are the
beginning of **A Faithful Servant,”
Ouida; ‘Christmas Day at Sea,”
by Clark Russell; “The Big -Game
of Canada,” by C. A. B ble and

“THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE.”.

to Actand
Amending Acts.

NOTICE is hereby given that, Jacob W..

Bulmer, James A. Webb and 8. Schnit-

der the firm name of Bul-

rocers at IL)

sai
and 8, Schnitzer,

* ogainst. the
an

pai
statutor:

assets among th
thereto, havin;

oatocks an the attemiUon thi
at Rossland, B. C., this 29th day of
November, A, D. 1809,” sf
ALY & HAMILTON, i
Solicitors tur the trustee.

H otel-—~ay

+ OD
First-Class Business Lunch
Bape § 35 Cents.
Oysters,in any style, a Specialty.
Game in Season.

en0e<>
Private Boxes for Fati-
- ilies and Parties.
evexs
Miss K. Swanson,

Colambia Ave., west.
Headquarters for Miners.
—— :

Bar stocked with Choi
Liquors and Cigars.

——_

Thomas Shanks, - - ~~ Proprietoi®

Great Western.

Second avenue, west of Wash-
ing stri

th Drying and Change Root for
; Mi

mers.

Thirty-five Bedrooms, well Heated ~
and Lighted.

We try to make our guests
Comfortable
If you stop with us one week,
you will stay. s
Geo. Owen, Proprietor.

GRAND HOTEL.

SPOKANE STREET.
The Best Wites,
Liquors and Cigars.

qw?

Matthews, Bros., Prop’s.

W. H. FALDING,|

Sun Life Assurance Co., of Canada. | @

Plumbing Shop.|

..Proprictress. |

=|Butte Hotel.

_—

sNEW::STORE!?

is A GOOD THING:

:
:

|
;

IT
TO KNOW

e "THAT. the New: Store, corner First
#8 avenue and Washington street is
receiving new goods daily. Among -the
latest arrivals are a hundred dozen of the
latest production in...

Men’s Neckwear.

Another large assortment of Men’s and Boys

'..Clothing..

Stamped Linen .

for Fancy Work, such as Doylies, Center
Pieces, Tray Cloth, Laundry Bags, etc.

SHOLSTEAD & WRIGHT.

FIRST AVE., AND WASHINGTON ST.

ae THE LEADING HOTEL AT TRAIL.
<i” Headquarters for Comnier-
cial Men....Splendid Sample Rooms.
UNEXCELLED TABLE, + Joun Haverty, Proprietor.

P. BURNS & CO.

en WHOLESALE MARKETS
Rossland, » Nelson, Sand Revelstol
Grand Forks, and Vancouver. ‘

The Arlington

o

RETAIL. MARKETS

Nelson, Ymir, Kaslo, Sandon,
Silverton, Cascade City, Grand Forks,
Phoenix, Midway, Camp McKinney, Revelstoke
Ferguson, and Vancouver.

Rossland, : Trail,
Denver,
Greenwood,

New

William Donald, Mgr., Rossland Branch.

CUNLIFFE & ABLETT,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS.
All classes of Repairs and Construction Work Undertaken.
Ore Cars, Wheels and Axles, Buckets, Fans, Shatting, Hangers and Pullers. Pipe work
a specialty. Northey Pumps kept in stock. Agents for Wm. Hamilton

Co.'s Malls, Concentrators, Etc.
‘Third Avenue, Rossland. -

QUICK WORK ("i
ansfer

Does
Vill ge, delivered ty,

BP. 0. Hox 198.

We pay damay;
_ faible rates, no
-house, or slup any class of goods, ‘
1 SELL GOOD, DRY, SEASONED WOOD.
St., jank of J.W. Hartline, Mgr.

we handle. Good Storage facilities, reason-
shippers’ agents. “Will clear, transfer, ware-

Office: W

ROSS THOMPSON

I have the following blocks in the following companies for sale:
_ Eureka C lidated, Gopt ke, Evening Star

Silverine, R.E. Lee, Bodie, Eureka, North Star and ZilaM
Lots in the Original Townsite

Redal ” Co., Agent: B.C

HOTEL HOFFMAN,

—_— THE

Gity Bakery,

24 WASHINGTON ST., HAS .

XMAS CAKB,

now, Also a few pounds make Sept. 1s:
AE tow ad have a welseasoned cake for
Sour Xmas dinner, The cake and. pastry is
all made ‘of best material, and the prices are
He ¢

Everythi or ‘ot
pac Hing oe work to RA done.

a number of articles well illustrated.

EDITORIAL NOTES.

A system of telegraphy has been
invented which sends 1000 words a

minute. That is faster than Bryan
can talk.

The length of the law's arm is
shown by the arrest of Antony Pe-
trow Shutlen, whois accused of
embezzling money from a bank in

Russia and was trailed by Russian

BUY YOUR

WOOD

From the

EAST END WOOD YARD.
Dry Seasoned Washwgton Fir
and Tamarac.
Leave orders at Paulson Bros. Gro-
cery Store, First Ave., and Layden

& McGonigel’s, Spokane Street.

Nicely Furnished Rooms

First-Class Bar.

Railroad and Miners Time Checks
cashed, tree of charge.

Harry-McIntosh - °- Proprietor.

GRAND UNION

--HOTEL..

GEO. H. GREEN, PROPRIETOR.

RATES FROM $1.00 to $1.50 PER DAY
‘Neatly Furnished

from $2.50 to $3.50 per week
First-Class Bar
in connection.

No. 58. Avenue,

22
Four doors east of post office.

*Katie D. Green G. M.
and D. Co., Ltd. ..

~ NON-PERSONAL LIABILITY.

Property situated on North Fork. Salmon
River, Erie District, B. C. '

FOR DEVELOPMENT PURPOSES, ONLY.

Fifty thousand shares of the Company’s Treasury-Stock is now ;
offered to the public at

7 1-2 Cents per Share,
and can be had on application to

22 Columbia Aveuue GEORGE H. GREEN, :
Rossland, B. Cc. f Sec. Treasurer. ‘

| HOUGHTON’S |
EXCHANGE & AUCTION MART

Only a few of those Large Albums left. One Large Family
Bible. ‘Get our prices on Gent’s Furnistiiugs... Nothing cheap:
but tLe price. >

HOUGHTON’S:’ EXCHANGE & AUCTION MART-
Cc. P. R. BLOCK, WASHINGTON GTREET.

-B000, 21C, TOOO, 2034C, 2000, 20¢;

Tra
an

TAMARAG FIRST

it Take the Lead in Stock Sales at
Steady Prices.

GIANT DROPS ONCE MORE

Interest Is Sustained, But at Lower Prices—
J, X. L Holds Its Strength with Good Sales
—Only Soattering Sales of Other Stooks—
The Day's Quotations.

Sales'on'the exchange showed a
slight increase over yesterday’s
total, but were again far below
those of previous days. Tamarac
jumped into leading'place with sales
of 12,000 shares .at prices ranging
all-the way from 12c to 123{c, and
closed at 12c bid, a quarter cent
below yesterday. - Giant came'next
with gooo, but lost ground, the low-
est price obtained’ being 7 3-4c and
the closing price 7c. I. X.L.
was third, with 7500 shares, at 20c
to 21c, closing. at 1834c bid. Only
small lots of other stocks changed
hands.

( Hosslana Sales.
Today’s sales on the Rossland

ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 5,.1899.

cases care cememcnn mca

denhall, the agent here of both com-
panies. He says that business is
very good in this section and has
made it necessary to largely extend
the plant, though business is very
good all over the country, large
sales having been made in'the Lake
of the Woods district and in the va-
rious parts of Ontario. The Rand
y is i ing its re

. | the temperéiture

improvement is being’ put in the 4o-
drill) machines at. the Centre Star
and Black Bear mines.

With the'new extensions, photo-
graphs of which Mr. Jenckes
brought with /him, the Jenckes
plant employs 300 and the Rand
plant 100 men. The main. building
is a new drill-shop 200xgo feet,
which has concrete floors, walls
covered with asbestic whitewash,
six hydrants ‘and a sprinkler sys-
tem, so that it is well protected
against fire. About $20,000 worth
of new machinery has been pur-
chased, “as far as possible in Can-
ada. The company has contracts
for five months ahead, including
some large ones from British Co-
lumbia.

Kootenay ts Alberta’s Market.
John A. Bangs, barrister of Cal-
gary, Alberta, is in the city on min-
ing business. . ‘He’ reports that the

exchange. were: I,.X. L., 1500,

capital is growing rapidly, and that

D..N. HAMMOND,

CONTRACTOR AND
BUILDER.

The Evening Record,
Rossland, B.
Gentlemen:

 Bussland, BE, Dee. 4, 7899.

c.

Please stop my advertisement of a

house for rent.
8 -o’ clock the next

I had a tenant before

morning.

advertisement brought gix applicants.

up to that hour; and before, 6 o’ clock

that’ evening there

advertisememt in your paper-
Very truly,

:; é The Record

: were twenty in-

quiries for the house in anewer to the
D. N. HAMMOND.

jasasai la

CIGARS!

Finest
Imported
and...
Domestic
Cigars.
Pipes for:
Holiday
Gifts.
All kinds
Chewing
and...
Smoking

Tobacco.
CAPT.

SHAW'S

DANCES and
EVENING PARTIES,

¢\

will be the program for
the next few months.
—
How are you fixed
for a nic

EVENING
SUIT? .

HEARD’S

Tailoring... .. Parlors

Washington Street,
is where the best dressers are leav-
ing thejr measures.

Tamarac, 1000, 12C, 5000, 123hc,
1900, 12346, 1000, 1234c, 1000,
13¢, 1000, 1234c, 1000, 1234c.
1000, 123%4¢; Winnipeg, 1000, 30¢,
2000, 3IC} Rambler-Cariboo, 500,
6oc; Derby (pooled), 2000, 4¢5
Giant, 3000, 834c, 4000, 2000,
7c; Deer Park, 1500, 234¢. To-
tal, 25,500 shares.

Athabasca ..

ig. Three ...--.-+
Cariboo (Camp Mo:
anadian Gold Fields.
row'a Nest Pass Coal .
Jardanelles

i
#2,

iS

ottta SH BSEME

10 Co!
mugger. .
Tamarac (Eennetal
il'Creek Hid. Treas.
Andi

ENLARGED THEIB PLANT.

Canadian Rand Drill Company snd

86 | —_—_— A sr rin,
u dress 4 Bedford McNeill’s
4 Cable ad e581» Codes {

the farmers and ranch of the

Northwest were never so prosp

ous as at present. They find a
ready market for all their surplus
produce, both of grain and stock in
the Kootenay and Boundary dis-
tricts.

eo

The Scotch Club.
The Rossland Scotch Club has
taken the residence on the top of
the rock bluff at West First avenue
and Earl street, and have turned it
into a club house. The club now
has a membership of fifty and will
entertain their friends Thursday
evening with an opening dance.

—

. Moved to New Offices.

L. H. Moffatt and C. S. Wallis
have moxed from, the Wallace build-
ing to the Opal block, 26 Columbia
avenue east, which‘ will hereafter be
the office of the Rathmullen mine,
the Empire ‘mines of B. C., the
Black Opal Syndicate, the Kootenay
Land Exploration» Company, Peter-
borough Townsite Company and

EAGLE’S.

Opposite Stone Block,

The Latest in

Latest Styles from
dies’ Trimmed Hats and

WALKING HATS

Ladies’ All Wool

Best quality Dominion Brand soc, and 75¢
a nice tine of
RIBBED HOSE
at 75 cents.

SHIRT WAISTS

in Red Serge, best quality, good fit, $2.25.
Wool Plaid Shirt Waists at $3.00; usual
Price 4.75. “

DRESS SKIRTS

in good, dark shades, well lined, latest
styles. 84,50.

ROSSLAND
Electric|Laundry

Patronize those who spend
their money at home with AMS ann JELLIES

S
you, and thereby help DP SGETA me
your own and your city’s CANNED BRUT EGET ORLES
.

interests.... 6.666 anp CONFECTIONERY.
Prompt Delivery-

MORRISON & BRYE.NTON,

Columbia Ayenne. Phone 106, a§ and 45A.

We have forthe

Xmas Trade,

Cholcest.....+

EXTRACTS, SPICES, PEELS.

~~
White Labor and Clean
€+Work~D

oe Tho

Waffle Parlor.

_ 34236 Washington St,

25

——_ cen ——=-

Tickets, 21 Meals, $5.00

31-86 Washington Street.

Furnishes
the BEST

MEALS in

Washington Street. Under new manage- Rossland.
Prereey |

ent.
Bar supplied with the BEST brands of
Liquors and. Gigars.
All my old friends and others are invited
, to give mea call.
EL! LAVALLEY, PI

A New Claim
Es ose sTHE....
‘éotinasig Sinus Btaked by | JB, W- HINSDALE,

R. A GROVES. CUSTOM HOUSE BROKER,

id —_ In Custom House building.
One of the Leading Bars of the city. Also New Xork Life Lusurance Agency.
Spokane Street, vext to Int 9 - Wa street. i, B.

Le Roi Livery, Feed
 & Sale Stables.

JOHN F. LINDBURG .....PROPRIETOR
ES

CARDS.

De. 4. MILLOY,

DENTIST.

Rooms: Stone block, over Bank of Toronto
Columbia Ave.

A.G, Creelman.
P. 0. Box 315.
CREELMAN & BEAM.

CONTRACTORS &

BUILDERS.

Estimates furnished on all_ hinds of work.
Jobbing promptly attended to

Office and shop: Commercial court,
rear Alhambra hotel.

HOSSLAND, B.C.

George Beam

Heavy Transferring.
, First-class Saddle & Pack Horses.

STABLES: |
Commercia! Alley, Phone No. 39.

P.O. Box 16.

‘W. C. McDONALD,
Contractor and Builder.

Estimates given on Contracts of any
description,
Moving and Raising Buildings 2 Specialty.
Apply 85 Thompson Avenue.

Rolt & Grogan,
Mines, Stocks and

Fo tin Feed Insurance.

COMPANY Representing the following

Hay, GRAIN |FIRE INSURANCE
ee, AND FEED. Companies:

Caledonian, Lancashire,
120 E. Columbia Ave.

JOHN PHILLIPS,

Contractor & Carpenter
Store and Office Fittings.

Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
aie Estimates Furnished.
Shop: Imperial building, Residence,
Monte Cristo St , 6th house north of Col-
umbia avenue. P. 0. Box 576,

—THE—

Connecticut of Hartford,
Imperial.

SUSWSLSLVSVE VS VSLSS

% Best Goods for
Least Money _

Top Shirts

sell everywhere at $1.00, $2.00,
$3.00 and fi

$4.09, We sell at
50c., 75c., $1.25

and $1.50.

Rosstand, B. C

Underwear

sells everywhere for $2.00, $3.00,
$4,00, and $6.00. We sell a '

75c., $1.00, $1.50
and $2.50.

The Rossland Auction House,

42E Columbia Ave. 8. Bannett, Manager.

The Rossland Trading Co.,

Old Salvation Army Building. J. Cherrington, Manager.

oa

EAGLBP’S,

opposite Stone Block.

the Wallis Haultain Sy

Established May, 1895.

THE REDDIN- JACKSON CO.,
tisreao Linaitery.

. MINING AND INVESTMENT
BROKERS. .
Agents for Paris Bell Addition to Rossland.

Daniel Dickinson. ‘Walter L. Orde

DICKINSON & ORDE
Stock Brokers. Stocks bought and
sold op the closest margins.

Tel. No. 61. Rossland, B. C.

«White! ‘Cloughs.

Tos. Ss. GILMOUR,

STOCKS AND SHARES
MINING AGENT. *
Columbia Avenue. Rossland, B. C.

Co.

J. M. -Jenckes, secretary of the
Jenckes Machine company, and the
Canadian’ Rand Drill company, is

hone 86, P.O. Box 268
A B. MACKENZIE & CO.

°
MINING BROKERS.

Rossland, B. 0.

XMAS

BOOKS.

GOODS,
SLEIGHS, -

LINTON BROS.

BOOK STORE.

‘Don’t Burn
. Oil,

Use
Electric Lights.

They reduce insurance, give your home or
business place a brighter appearance, and
save you money in many ways . + + +
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Electric Power

supplied for ‘Mining and Manufacturing purposes, It is much cheaper
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nothing of the trouble and disagreeable
task of cleaning lamps. You will find
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Boots and Shoes

Made to order. Repairs neatly done.

First avenue, two doors from . Washington

in. the city.on.a .visit to F. R. Men-

Columbia Ave,

street, Rossland, B.C.

Motors for Sale or Rent.

Rossland Water & Light

Company. Telephone No. 67.
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