ROSSLAND EVENING RECORD, DECEMBER 1,7 1898.

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NO. 42 E. COLUMBIA AVE. 3

Auction Sale |

Tonight at 7 O'clock.

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Thousands'of articles will be offered.

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A Present to Every Customer.4am_—

Don't miss this chance.

The Rossland Auction House,

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MNES AND STOCK. MARAE

ISA GRAND SUCCESS

St. George ‘Bazaar and Fale Took in
‘Over $800.

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day, which is within 160 feet of the big
showing on the Spitzee. Later a shaft
will be sunk at a point making the best
showing. The Fool hen was located in
Feb. 1895 and has good surface showing.
Coramander.
There is nothing new to report this
week in this proverty. The shaft is be-
ing sunk at an average of about 18 feet
pee seek and is now, ‘i down sbout Be
eet. No crosscutting is proposed by the
management until the 00 foot level is|Fine List of Articles to Be Raffled
reach

: Lily May. = and Sold by the La-

‘Work still goes on in the shaft. Noth- dies Tonight.
ing new is noted except avery hard

streak of rock, which makes prog
slow. The 200 foot level will be reached
this week, when a crosscut willbe ran
to the north.

“OLD GLORY’ -LEADS THE YAN

as 1 ing, and was‘a suc-

cess financially. The booths alone took
in $600, ‘Old Glory” leading with $250.
Something like $350 was taken in on
articles raffled and to be raffled this eve-
ning.
The wheel of fortune made by Dr.
at the 850-foot level, and some very Finley proved attractive anda money
quartz is being taken out now, and ev- | maker.
erything loéks favorable for the develop-| A beautiful bouquet of orchids, chrys-
ment of this propery: anthemuma and other rare and beauti-
waar stinger ae pon thig|{2i fever, from Mr. Pfunder, florist,
property, ‘and the focal ofcors” don't | Zetland Orson, Wem ee anction
know when resumption will take place. $20, Father: ‘Pat says it was worth $40.
larry Leslie won the diamond and
THE TAMARAC MINE, opal rite valued at $50,
John Morrow won the lady’s gold
watch,
There are many fine things to be sold
this evening. ‘The ladies request everv-
body to remember the luncheon to be
given tonight, and come hungry.
Articles to be raffled tonight:
1..Fine French mirror, oak frame and
etand, value $85. Doaated by Patrick
earrces
. Suit of clothes, ; Riven by C. W.
Mount & Co. pee 7
8. Oak center table, $18; donated by
Mrs. Abert Barrett.
4. Oak rocker, $10; by Mr. Jordan,

Jo Jo.

to

the plans. as outlined Oy the manage-

ment some time o. Therock being

taken outis heavily mineralized, and

some small stringers of quartz are cut,
giving a very satisfactory showing.

Sunset No. 2,
Work continues in the long crosacut

Holsts ana Pumps in Place and Drifting Re-
sumed.

Latest advises from the Tamarac
mine near  Ymir is that the
new hoist and pumps have been in-
stalled and that steam is up and that
work is being vigorously pushed night
and day. A contract has been let by the
company to drift 400 feet on the vein,
from the 200 foot level.

_ New Athletic Club.
At the meeting held last evening for| furniture dealer.

the completion of the formation of the| 5. By Miss Coward, black silk dress,
Columbian Athletic Club, Dan Thomas #70: ee Catpenter: fine gitum,'e
was elected president, E. A. Rolf treas-| > 1011 “Gregeed in white silk; donated
by Miss Lena Wickman of Vancouver,
value $165. ¥
?| 8. Parlor stove, $8; by Martin Bres.
9. Silk wrapper; by Wah Sing, $20.
_ 10. Fine cake: bya Chinaman, ‘de-
sign, a church with people visible in-

sieta of Dan Thomas,
A. Rolf, T. H. B. Bothwright, J. W.
W. McBride and W. H.

The club starts out with over 80

lace; from Crescent.

store, ‘
12, Fine slippers; from Miss Clara
Hughes, Victoria, B. C.
18. Lace handkerchief; by Mra, Pe-
terson of Trail.

Funeral Tomorrow.
The funeral of Andrew Malcome, who

was killed in the snow slide at the silver
Queen mine, will take place tomorrow,

The St. George fair and bazaar. being i
held at Miners hall was largely attended

PACIFIC VARIETY SHOW.

John -Holland From Kaslo Here Making Ar-
rangemonts to Open.

Another variety show is in sight for
Rossland. John Holland is here mak-
ing arrangements to open one in the Pa-
cific, corner of Columbia avenue and
Spokane street.

Mr. Helland says he will close his
theatre in Kaslo, and expects to be able
to’open up here one week from tonight.
It-will be much upon the order the. In-
ternational is now run, Mr. Watson
has gone to great expense in fixing up
his house, and has it about completed.

Change of Meeting.
The Midwinter Carnival meeting here-
tofore called for 8:30 p.m.on Monday
next, has been changed to5:30p. m.
Monday next, December 19, at Mr. Fra-
ser’s rooms in the Montreal Bank build-.

These special day sports should re-
ceive hearty support, as it gives Ross-
land a broader circle of acquaintance,
both in a social and business way, and
tends to put Rossland in a broader field
of usefulness asa cénter of metropoli-
tanism.

Go to M. J. O’Hearn’s for boya’ sole—
leather ahoes; special line, only $1.

M. J. WALKER,

RELIABLE |.
AUCTIONEER

Any kind of goods sold on commission
at moderate charges.

Cor, Spokane St. and
ColuMbia avenue.

T. E. HALEY,

WHOLESALE

oo If you want your linir dressed to really suit yon,

atylo and in the luteet Paris faghionn, if yun oe

: it trimmed or singed, or shampooed to periectint
then yo to z ny

Do yon require the perfection of preparations to kee
your teeth white, your shin soft and supple.) MA DAM

you, PIMPL Freckles, Blorehes, dandrull, &

Jadies and gentlamen., SMOKERS" black teeth ningi rue
Madam Brochevs Smokesr Tooth Powder. Advice free, Note Addrera, Malye
Brochet, Occidental Block, 1121¢ East Columbia Ave.,, three doors enst of 0, ‘i
Fox, grocer. ae

Ross Thompson.
[ oa)

Ihave blocks of stock in tho followiug companies for aly

Enreka Consolidated West Le Roi and -Josio. Monite. Gopher,
Hoes Evening Star Monte Cristo, Sivlerine and’ R. KE. Lee,

Ae
Lotsinthe Original Townsite

THE REDDIN JACKSON CO., AGENTS,-:+ <

ROSSLAND, 3B. c.

Rossland Evening Record

tional,

28 Spok Street, Opposite the Int
PUBLIC AUCTION, © rp tieue sis xeo:
New line of goods.

C.C. GIBSON & CO.
The only AUCTION#ERS. in the camp:

To the Fublic—Bring your. goods (Anything) and -have them
sold by-us... Terms moderate. .. Prompt settlements.

N. B. Money advanced on. goed
Brought to:be sold at Auetion. :

Received.z—_—

600 Doz Pairs of Socks from 2c. up, worth 36e. up.
. 600 Pairs of Blankets from, 75c np, worth $1.50 up. i
26 Cases of Underware from S5c. up, worth $1.00 up,
45 Cases Top Shirts and Sweaters from 30c up; worth-$1.00 u

And a car lot of other hings» i ig .-Rubbers,

+ Shoes, ete.‘bought at 40 cents on the dollar and will be sdld” at= hall
the price charged elsewhere.” ‘This is not an advertisement fake—
but @ true fact—call and be convinced. The goods ‘are first’ clase—
only the paices are pitiably low. 2

ROSSLAND AUCTION HOUSE.
42 EAST COLUMBIA AVENUE.

OSSOSSSSSSODD GHSBSSROSDOSH 0

Quick Work. *

Red Star Livery and Transfer Co.

Good gad.Ile horses, elegant turnouts, nobhby eleighs, and fancy driving teams;
will drive you anywhere at any time day or night.
If you are getting up a sleighing party, eee us about rigs—good ‘horecs.
Horses boarded by the day or month. Packing of all kinds done, We do ex-
press and baggage work; will call at‘any part of the city. Contracts and job work
ne promptly, light or heavy freight handled, mining machinery delivered on
short notice, ore contracts taken. Furniture, pianos and eafes safely moved. We
pay all damages done to anthing we handle. We act as ehippers’agents, will tran
sfer, warehouse, or ship any class of goods.

“We sell Washington seasoned Fir and Tamarac wood.

Stables: First Aventue,
Bet. Spokane and Washington Ste.

John W. Hartline, Proprietor.

Tel. No 8

" Office: 9 Washington

ano RETAIL
DEALERIN.,.

McCrae & Co

Mining and .

HOTEL

VoL 3, NO. 144

ROSSLAND,, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1888.

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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

LADIES’ RINGS

One very strong point in our b perhaps the is
Ladier’ Rings. I pay special attention to this line and conseqnently ehow
the largest and.choicest collection of them founda in the Kootenay. I have
them in all styles with any combination of stones, and the vaiues are the
very best which are made possible only by buying for CASH.

VA

J. WU. SPRING,

Suecessor to CHALLONER, MITCHELL & SPRING.”
NEXT DOOR TV POSTOFFICE.

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“BARGAINS!

READY. MADE SUITS, $6. TO $20.
READY MADE OVERCOATS, 85. TO $25.

; (Union Made.)
3 SUITS. TO ORDER, $20. TO $40.
(Union Made.)
OVERCOATS TO ORDER, $18. TO $35.

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‘ Just Received

@ The finest line of tranks and valises ever shown in Rossland. A line
@ of Gents-Hocky and Ladies Skating Shoes in light colors. ‘

@ Boys’ Solid Leather Shoes a
(@ Toclose at .. i Peres $1.00.
@ Larger sizes. at $1.25 to $1.50.

atest Styles. in American and English Hats.

® MJ, OHEARN, The Clothier.

C. O. Lalonde ok

le

cham:
\ Strong shoes forsturdy boye and stylish shoes for fatherr
dainty ehoes for little girls and misses and elegant shoes fur
their mothers. We do not confine oureelves to supplyin;
anyone age or eex with FOOTW EaR, bnt make a specialt:
of “good wheres for everyone.” Qur etack is complete, com
priging every kind of Boot and Shoe manufactured, light

Santa Claus

QUARTERS AT WALLAGE’S

TOYS,
, PANSY ©0008,
DAI S-AsDAAG,
SHINA, SAMES.
HUNDREDS.-OF PRETTY
THINGS TO CHOOSE FROM

—AT—
H.S. WALLAGES,
STATIONERY, WALL PAPER, FANC'

Goons.

Circulating Library

HAS MADE HIS ROSSLAND HEAD-

GOODS, TOYS, NOTIONS AND MUBICAL

Florse mine yesterday to seo if 1t was all
right, and it was, It will atart to work
this evening or tomorrow morning. The
80-horse power boiler arrived about ten
days ago, and the compreseor only last
Thureday. As it wasallin place and’
ready for operation yesterday, itis the
quickest work of the kind in ‘the camp.

Daniel Boice, banker ‘and genera! all
round capitalist, got to much “lemon-
ade and cider” aboard, mace a racket
suticient to warrant_the pulice in be-
lieving that there had been an Indian
mutbreak from the north, or another
Reil rebellion. The police suppressed
him temporarily, but ‘later he broke out
again worse than ever, and had ‘tobe
run in, but as this was hia first offense,
and he promised to not mix his drinks
in the future. The judge fined him‘ $65,
which he paid and, joyfully made his
secape,

IT ADVERTISES ROSSLAND.

UL LOO GSI

Expected That Le Roi Shares- will
Be Good ‘for $7.00

B. A.C. MARKET PICKING UP

No Truth in the Story that the Cor-
poration Has an Option on
YY the Alf, at Ymir.

Novel Plan of the Midwinter Carnival Com-

mittee in Force. Lonnon, Nov. 80, 1898. -

The Mi Carnival

ly notified, the pi

Christmas
Gifts
for Men.

In allkinds of fine furnish-
ings. Handsome line of Neck
ware, Handkerchiefs, Suspend-
ers, Hats and other- useful
thinge for men.

+OUR
Tailoring > Department

IS UNSURPASSED.

CL

hag adopted a good ‘plan of advertising
Rossland and her sports, by placing sta-
ionery for writing. purposes in alt the
srincipal public places with the adver-
tisement of the carnival upon 1t,

These’ envelopes, etc., are mailed to
wll parts of the world, and will doa great
sleal to bring the -carnival to the atten-
tion of the out ot town public, and in-
form them or our greatannual winter
sporting event. i

LANDS AND WORKS DEPARTMENT.

of the Le Roi company will appear here
during the firat week in December or
on the firat annivereary of the introduc-
tion of the Britigh America Corporation.
Efforts are being. made already to form
market in Le Roi shares—at a premium
of course. One authority told me yes-
terday that he thought the price good
tor £7 per share, equal toa capitaliza-
tion of about £1,400,000.

Meantiine there ia no truth in a report
lately current that the B. A. C. had an
»ption on the Alf’ mine at Ymir. Colo-
nel Domville, M. P., has written toa
leading paper here expressing a - disbe-
lief in the alleged corruption of the Yu-
kon officials, but I question ii many peo-
ple believed in the charges made.

The B.A. C. market is slowly waking
up;‘not that there is a deal of variation,
but a'éteady rise in Globe Financa and
B. A, C’s. is sure to put a better com-
plexton of. prices, especially when the
public realize some of their money from
the lock-up in South African or Western
Australia, for which markets are. sub-
‘Stantially-betters gars .

A meeting of shareholders has-been
held of the Dominion Mining, Develop-

Islands Reserved for Light House. Purposes
—Other Lands.

Hon. C. A. Semlin, commissioner of
he Lands and. Works department, un-
ter date Dec. 18, issued notice that the
Sister. group of islets, situated in. the
zulf of Georgia, of ‘the west coast of
Lasqueti Island, has been. reserved and
et‘apart for the use of ‘the Dominion
sovernment for light houses purposes.
Also, that all crown.Jands situated in
4) +he Bennett Lake and Atlin Lake Min-

ing divisions of Cassiar district are re-
serverved [rom pre-emption or -sale un-
il further ‘notice, excepting auch par-
-ela'as may-be offered-forenle- at: -pybiic’
iuetion. . ‘

igs Oe ey
‘The Spitzee.

Opposite Post Office

ment and Agency Co. The proceedings

The Indian Chief Gold Mining’ Com- 1
‘ere eatisfactory, for the Queen Bess

3300005

pany was Guly‘organized and incorpora-

PEOPLE COMING AND GOING.

urned yeaterday frum a visit to Sp
kane.

medium, or heavy. Prices are all light, however.

ee

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Hunter Bros.

IM PORTERS... :
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Gonads «=
Merchandise, -

George A.
Northern Pacific
an official visit to Nelson yesterday.

stockholders. .
A. H, MaceNeill,bar-
via, to atrend conrt ar

Star-Lron Mask Pe

after. the holid:

Northport, came up on a visit over Sai

ing ypent Sunday in Trai.
E, W. Matthews, the 2. G.
ile Co's.

pects for the New Yeur.

from Spokane and Republic. Mr. Rev!
be started:in Republi

are prop

Misres Nancy and Nettie Tuttle re

Mitchell, agent of the
at this place, left on

Charles H. Mackintogh.was 2 eouth
bound paseengrr for S; okune this morn-
ing, to attend a meelirg of the Le Mo

leit for Vie-
y the Centre
He will return

Mr. and Mrs, H. ©. Beilenger, of

arday, and returned this morning, hav- | x,

Dunn
-. rep is in
town on his. quarterly visit. Jocking up
the business houses anr general pros- }*

John R. Reavis came in last night
will goon take charge of 2 newspaper to
by the stockbro-
bers and mining men of Spokane’ who

i lin bli i

of] a;

property is: described as excellent, also
aathe best equipped. property in the
slovan, and there is n fair’ amount of
ath in hand. Their Atlin lake pros-
wet: are most promising, particularly
shere-proverties in that district are all
the rage in Vancouver. The, company
tas begun to trade in reindeer skins,

Lhear that the Klondyke Grunt Com-
niegions, (Andergon’s Co.) having £00,-
100 capital, is being underwritten, or
ather attempts to get underwriting, are
wing made at 50 per cent.

Several Klondyke ‘dredging schemes
we onthe tapis here. A competitor is
umored against the White Pass  rail-
way. The new route is via the Dalton
Crail. :

In some remarks the other day about
the British Gold Property Co., whatever
that may be, the Daily Mail thus. pro-
seeded to enlighten its readers:

The floating of Canadian ‘mining
tures ia conducted on a different princi-
ple to that favored in Great Hritain.
Here we do.not allow # company to is-

3 but in Canada it

ted & y for the purpos
of handling the Spitzee mineral claim in.
the southern part of town. ‘The capita!
stock of the company is’ 1,000,000 Jharer
- ] of the par value of $1, 300,000 of whic!
have been set aside as treasury etock for
development ‘purposes. The’ following
named gentlemen compose the directory
of the company, which is a very stron,
sue, Aid augurs well for the company’s
futuie: Keneeth L. Burnet, Jame.
lev Hewer of
fy. W. Weekes, secretary
ee coma.ny, Ernes:

»MeD vata.
do vere xppuinter
the cor pauy, une
i butu here ant

ia London. laige b’ecks of stock
nave been ate spoken for by loca)
inves-ore, Who »:e iamiliae with the lay
ni ory of ‘ie now tamoos Spitzee.
To W. T. MeDonald is due great cred-
tt for the xnccessful | organization of
this new company, as it was he who,
ghizing the sterling worth of the
» took. up the option upon
the ground at the start, arranged forthe
succeeded in forming a new and one of
the very stropgest compunies: ever or
ganized in this city, all within the space
of a few days. Earnest Kennedy also.
worked industriously in the exploitation. | ;
paid het dak ec :

t-

is

with a large-xapital, chiefly in shares of

Cutting Scrape.
e +s the nominal value of $1. At first only

occured even-

Manufacturer’s Agents: _ ;
. Standard Mining Supplies.

Goodwin Candles, Canton Steel,
California Caps and Fase.
: bir! eitaarfierereae

. HL Fi : :
the Heinzig interests in B.'C., arrived
from Butte, Montana, Sutarday night,
where he has en for the past two
months on a business trip. ‘Mra. Fitz-

emall! portion of the shares wiil be offer-
ed, with the object of providing working
capital. In order to secure the requisite
gum these shares are pedcled out ata
temptingly low price, ranging from 1
cent to 25 cents. As development pro-
ceed iesués of shares at higher levele are
male, as the value of the mine is proved.
As arule shares never rise to unwieldy

afternoon at 1:30 o’clock, irom the Mas-
onic hall on East Columbia ave., and
will be under the auspices of the Mas-
onicorder of thiscity. Interment will
be in the Laural Hint cemetery.

Rossland Metal Works.

Peter Rodier, the old reliable tinner,
with the Rossland Metal Works, Okan-
ogan_building, Spokane Street, is pre-
pared to do all work in his line promptly
at the lowest living prices. Money can
be saved by patronizing him. tf

n
ing about 8 o’clock at the Centre Star
hotel, on Second ave., between 9 couple
of winers, in which onc of the _particip-
gerald accompanied her husband on the | ants received some very painful but not
visit. , serious cuts from a pocket knife in the
James R. Neff, of.Moogomin, North- | hands of his adversary. _From all ac-
west Territories, who hag been in Rurs- | counts both of the men, Frank Bearden
land for ‘several days paston his firet|4nd Pat Halibam, were under the in-
i Mr.|guence of liquor. They met in the

visit to the city, left for his home. :
Neff is a pioneer in the Northwest, hev-|Centre Star bar-room and Hallinam
says: ‘Ll was trying to get Beard te

ingcame to. this country during the o
Cariboo gold discovery and excitement. | go home and go to when he cut me
with a pocket knife.” Beardon is said

MUTTON Tee ey yoyo
. B, Davey, goneral merchant of wien 8 pein Northport, where he wen
XMAS PREREN TS. [geet ee eee ce me

Halliham is cut in the left ear, jaw
opened his store.. Every business house and side, not at all deep or serious.
in that town is doing well and are

Call and inspect our large assortment before purchasing.

Our prices are right. Our goods are right. :

The men are miners and have had no
kept busy day and night filling orders.
McLEAN & MORROW,

previons difficu.ty as fer-ay can
Opposite the Bank of Montreal. : THE. DRUGGISTS

OER

Beet,
Pork,
Mutton,
Fish
Oysters

Game.

Agents:
Giant Powder,

ROSSLAND AND SANDON.

Investment Brokers.

Mining propertiey bought and sold.
We have buyers for the standard :
mining stocks of Kootenay. — (‘onti-
dential reports furnished on applica-
tion by competent engineer.

a8

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WASHINGTON
ROSSLAND, B.
A Sreaden a HARRY MCINTOSH,
S) 8, Moustac! Soba
offee an -
Ce Salad Bowls, Celldren's
Steeda foil ling of Nick-Nacks for
Bureau and Mentel in

Fancy China feeyaseavea: |”

assortment of Cake,
d Coffee

PROPR,
Merchants’ Lunch.
25c.

From 12 neon to. 2:30 p m

WAAAAAMAAAUAAUAGSA dO ULAAAdOSJO ALANA SAAS AUAJUA ALD UAL

ANS AITAHAUANAALAIAIALALALALALALIAMALALLALALALLE

a

Dealers in

zu Real Estate
MONEY Loaned at
LOW Rates of Interest. -

in

Dividends are paid at so much per
bare, irreapective of the nominal price.
By this arrangement, those people who
were placky evough to find the working
capital get inon ‘‘the ground floor,”
while, in addition, the system affords
grand scope for bucket shop activity.
A large proportion of the shares in the
Le Roi gold mine, which is to be offered ~
next month to the British public, was
at the.start issued at the paltry price
of 5 cents or 24d. per share. The mar-

ket price of these original shares is now
about 82s, 6d.

BOHEMIAN
GLASSWARE.

O. M. Fox & Co.

SOLE AGENTS
106 Columdia Ave.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND
LAVATORIES ON ALL
FLOORS, HOT AND COLD
WATER BATIIS FREE TO
GUESTS. OPEN ALL
Ni@nr. -

A First Class Bara.
Miners Checks
Gq Cashed.

Free of Charge.

ROSSLAND

SCHOOL OF ASSAYING.
NOW OPEN

With NIGHT axp DAY Classes. Short
course includes the sssay of any kind of

rier tekiekte

$3635:

learned.

It is not thought likely that Bearden
will return to Rossland, where he would
ve taken in by the police,

Sleighs for the Rink.

The Le Roi stables will this evening
inaugurate a eleigh service from any
part of the town tothe rink, hetween
the hours of 7 p.m. and 10:30 p. m.
Charles 15 cents one way or 25 cents r rs
round trip. Parties of three or more 10] the sidewalke in front of the business
cents each, Call up telephone 89, or| houses were cleared of snow at an car!
leave orders with O. D. Ticker, hour this morning much to the sati:

——_—_—— faction and comfort of those who have
Go to M. J. O’Hearn’s for boys’ sole-
leather ahoes ; special tine, only $1,

«CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED., Carnival Meeting ‘Tonight.

The Winter Carnival cummittee will
meet at 6:30 o’clock this afternoon for
the purpose of considering the letting of
advertising, and settling upon the
special days for outside towns. A full
attendance is desired.

QUICKEST WORK ON RECORD.

Oe

Tel. 65. -

Cable Address,'''Morse,’? Rossland.
Codes, Clough’s and Bedford McNeil’a

ore for
GOLD, SILVER, LEAD.
COPPER.

&tudents may enter on the ccurse of
study at any time for either day or
night classes.

W. P. MORRAY Prin’.

IMPERIAL RLOCK, ROSSLAND.

J. F. HONEYFORD
The East End Tailor.
e=Fine Suits

171 Conumsra Avenve East.

Epwanp Cronyn.
J. A.MACDONALD,

Macdonald Clute & Cronyn

3.8, Chote, Jn

DO PEOPLE READ ADS?

We know that they read The RECORD ads, Ask any of our a
vertisers if they are not convinced ofthis, Ask M. J. O’Hearn, the stotbiars ak
The Crescent: aak J. W. Spring, the jeweler, ask the many othera. ey wil
bay YES. i . 5

Pursuant to Chief Ingaam’s orders, all

Spokane Street, }
ROSSLAND, B.C. 4 j tetera Solicitors gand Notaries.

olicltors for the Bank of British North America
Money to Loan.

Iron Horse Machinery Started Up Yesterday
for a Trial Test,

Superintendent George Pfunder start-

ed up the 7-drill compressor at the Iron

Old newspapers for eale at the Record
office, 16 cents per hundred; 200 for 25
cel = :

to be about a good deal during the day.
This is a good step. keep it up.

MoB