&he ARMS"! (J>n /£^f" r 1 i ^fa* &. !A- ^WV^v ADVANCE and Spallumcheen Advocate. MM AMAH. Publl.hcr. PNhiishcd In lie liicrests il Armsiroitg ,ri1 District, Ike Choicest pgriloo tl tie fmms Okmgaa vaiicif. Sub.crl.llcn SI.BO In Adi.nc. OihcrwImcSS.aO. VOL, I. ARMSTRONG, It. c, FRIDAY, DEOEMBER 8, 1905. NO 84. 30E30E =aoc=aoN now to avoid Playing ... Second fiddle. £0 Us Calk it Over. We are illicit ask. .1 how it iH we sell our Goi .Is so ( h lip. < >ur ready answer is "Wl buy onr goods right, thnroforu patrons reap tin- bi in-lit." "n. We are Stocking for the HOLIDAY TRADED X ami show Swell Lines ill Ne:-kwc,ir. Mulllois, Kerchiefs, Suspenders,Gloves,Shirts,SBBOS, Slippers, etc. nil suitable for Xinns Presents. \ Here is will re you "gel nest" to all necessaries for the comfort of Men und Hoys at prices that will astonish you. No liood to go elsewhere when you cun secure them ut Avmitailu A Mel,cml's Call ami your trade is assured. Remember ine <m mm9 for $12.50. ■ The Leading 1\ Gents' Furmishers xrocassa Get them lit. 30=01 flrmitage $ -mcCeod's.* ==aoc \oty Armstrong Pfiartnacy R. R. Burns, Druggist. Christmas Goods! make your Selection and we will bold tbe Goods until Christmas &t OUT GLASS that would niiike a Royal Flush dizzy with brightness, TOILET ARTICLES that the Queen of Sheba would have hod dreams over. PERFUMERY the odors of which simply compel you to think of the beautiful. We simply request the chance of showing yon ear Stock, which in tho most Complete Stock of Drills and Drug Sundries in the Valley. HOTBOVRIL ON TAP. John Hum ill . The FARMER'S FRIEND. Goods at "Live and let Live Prices." Don't get NEXT ***' But get FIRST * To secure our new Muck WORSTED-SUITS FOR Other new lines just arrived. $9. Special lor a Short Time only—-*. We lira clearing out about 70 pairs of LADIES' FELT HATS ut half price. No two alike. John Hamill, Armstrong, B. C. Our Exhibit Wins Gold Medal at Okanagan Becoming Widely Known London Exhibition. as Future Fruit Country. Victoria. Pec~~6.—Hon. P. J. I Fulton, acting minister of ngricul-1 Tho reputation of the Okanagan ture, this afternoon received a en- jus a fruit growing county is grow- ble from R. M, Palmer stating the pg rapidly, and it must now be gold medal of the Royal Horticul- j known over the greater part of the inrnl Society of London hud been Northwest and Manitoba, as a (lis- j awarded to British Columbia over '■ trict so favored by nature in regard lull competitors. to cliinntic, soil and scenic condi- . _ 1 tions ns to offer an ideal home for . OKANAGAN PRODUCTION. 'i.t!vo>nnn of quiet tastes, who is _____ content to earn himself it compct- B- C. FRUIT OK TOP AGAIN.;OUR GROWING REPUTATION. ©«_^)(!®«©(_^)a©(jS)<!^)e©(sS)(_J®«!®«!®0 THE BIG STORE . GOODS FOR.. Fall andWIMcr! DURING tho Inst two weeks over THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of New Goods have come into the store. Y'ou see to take advantage, of a rising market we have to place orders ninny months ahead. Since contracting for our stock the advances have been very notice. able, particularly in WOOLEN HOODS and COTTONS of more recent date, but we are illy protected on nil our gt»iils. Bv the wav. we almost foig.it to sav that in less than a year nearly every kind of FUR HAS GONE LIP FROM TEN TO FIFTY PER CENT, vet strange to say, we will be able to show you BIGGER VALUES THAN' EVER, J. R. Anderson Comments on Few Examples of the Valley. .1. R, Anderson, of the department of agriculture, has had nothing but most fuvorndle comment for the Interior of B. 0, since his late trip ns farmers' institute lect- ence on n ten or twi'iity-ncro fruit farm in nn occupation that is never without interest, but produces good returns without demanding the severest forms of hidor. The lnrgo influx of people into the valley in the past two yours has given a great impetus to the inten- xmas Presents! tn Drgest and Best Assortment to Choose from in town. CHI n< pick wl what y«u wait aid we will Keep men far yau. A FEW SPECIALTIES. Hammered Brass (Indian French Limoges, Hand Painted China, English Glassware, Work) Japanese Inlaid Ware, Albums, Purses. Chatlaines. Music discs. Secretaries, etc. in fine Leather, Out Glass. Silverware. KmimelwiirePiiis. Belt Buckles, etc. mid n host of other'Beautiful (lifts. The Only StocK cfToys in Town. W. WOLFENDEN, Stationery and Fancy Goods. urer, und the Okanagan seems to slv" s.vBtcl" of horticulture and the have come in for un exceptionally i immense amount of orchard laud 1 large share of his praises. 'tliat lllls D,'l>n set 0,lt m tteeB B'v<-8 In the course of a reporter's con-, promise of a tremendous expansion versution with Mr. Anderson he in tlu" industry in the near future, was told of one or two instances of The nS"res representing returns remarkable returns received by actually received, which nre iniule Okanagan fruit growers for this l)ublic from time to time urcdecid- season's crop. One case was that, '*% encouraging. Some time ago of the Coldstream much, Mr. tllc provincial press chronicled, Ricurdo, the manager, having told with wondering comment, the fact the visitors that from twenty acres thllt Joh" Suuimnn, of Penohland, of Northern Spy apples over 812,- h"9 received over $!«K) nn acre for 000 was made. Another instance his peaches, the purchuser, pick- was that of n fruit grower in '"« ""d packing lit his own ex- p„„„i,i„., l „.i.„ „ 11 i pense. More recently tin- Cold- reach in id, who sob one nnd one- , , J ., . . stream ranch announces that a half acres of poaohos on the tree twenty-uoro orchard af Northern for $700. Again, the wonderful Spies has given them not returns productiveness of the soil of thutj°f about $11,000, while Mr. T. VV. section was cited in the case 0f Stirling, of Kelowiiu,reports$5,000 ., /, „ ,, . , ,., Iroiii il sixlceii-ucre ore hurt of .Mr. In- allt-v s ii ui-eoii Okuiiiiuiin t i i i.., . • l K apples, pears and plums. When lake, where from three to four results such as these become widely ueres phnit.iil in tomatoes hud pro- known as possible in tho Okanagan, Cbe Dew Arrivals are: DRESS GOODS: Vene- tians, Henriettas, Lustres, FI'RS; Stone Martin,Sables, Black Opposum. etc STAPLES; Flannelettes, Wrapperettes, Shirtings, Flannels. BEDDING: White English Marselles Quilts, Flannelette und Wool Blankets. A Generous General Assortment. wood, carp co'y i Mr. (I,'Hat. lier pound Agents Wanted! liibcrtil coil mir*4,oti for Bales of... S»« MORSE ELECTRIC BELT I inn ('uuuuissioni.l tn sell these at TEN DOLLARS EACH fnr IS months. These Bolts are iini.b- by the ,J h Stevens Sons, London. England, nnd lire giummteSd equal to it MO belt und lu 'times lletter than u JO i-i-l iilnr price isfjaciich. Tin- R. R. BURN".. Armstrong Pharmacy. Remember the Dance Tonight OUADRILLE CLUB. thole will be no trouble in finding settlers for the vulley. -Tbe Week. Main Loses Suit vs. Hear/. Ill the Main vs. Henry dilluiige Buit concluded ut Vernon yesterday decision was given in favor of Henry, each party to pay his own costs. In this case R. W. Alain sued for $1000 damages claimed by reason of the failure to germinate of ii carload of liotutoeo purchssed from the defendant lust spring. C. P. R. Heads the List In the month of October the I m the home city but at every Cuniidiun Pacific Railway company point along the Crow's Nest Puss showed greater earnings thiui any rnilwuv right into Alberta. The ot'mr railroad in America, Its in. industry proved a profitable ven- ""' BS&f!,fo5, th{? "v"1. ..•;,,.* . was S!liH.000, while the New York tare to thosa who have gone Into Centrali whi(,h „,,„,„ mKOntl show. strawberry culture. The markets ed an increase of 1(191,658. 3, J. are near at home; prices, partieu- Hill's roads took, third and fourth larly in the eoiil mining towns, nre places, and the "Sao" u (.'. P. R. excellent, ami the climatic con.li- •*««*»«• ■!*«»■ /['"' {*'*•*■ .. | ,,',,. . .... was seventh mill the (. ,\. K. touth. ions such that the growing ol this Tni(, j. &M ,() ^.^ ^ 9howinf, berry has been tlemostrateil a sue tl„. Canndiun railroads have ever ceBB." made. tliicetl $1,500 per nere, ley obtained III cents for early tomatoes nud also Inform- I'd the visitors that from one vine alone 420 tomatoes had been harvested. --One might go on recounting instance nfter instance," Mild the deputy minister, "of this kind. Over in the Kootenuys, ill vicinity of Nelson, the strawberry 1 business is assuming large proportions, and this past season quite a : considerable quantity of these | delicious berries were marketed at a good figure to the grower, not only Okanagan Flour Mills Co. Ltd. ARMSTRONG B. C. « * « « millers of a flour THAT IS A UNIVERSAL FAVORITE ^^ AGENTS FOR ^^ jjgrjjjjj machinery* Feed Grains of All Kinds BOUGHT AND SOLD. The Advance PUBLISHED l-'.VKin VOID ARMSTRONG, II, ('. Mitlldnti-s for the respcctiv !• K'-ve Schubert has ei ' t.-i'li.-.hi.l .in exceptionally gooil &. record for the sutisfactory iiuiniu-r in which he has officiated as heiul EUGEHERHIA*. . . I«»*ft^. of the council, lll.d We should like ' Subscription 81.50 per year in mlmacc. '" M''' him re-elected to the posi. If not piiiil in mlvnnco 82.00. tion for tho ensuing year, As i" the remaining members nl the Advertising ini.- civ. n ..ii application, ctnm.-il some good ,-ili/cits have boon mentioned, and it is sufc to .lull PRINTING A SPECIALTY, ,i , ,i i ti i assume thai the honors will lie ouferred ll] citizeus who will kA*AAAm.e^.'2Aa&UAi3tAnAAAAA«A*AO For file Home... Notices .if cliiiii-li Horvtcoi ititllili-llls u lit-ri' iintiiliiiissit ii- ri"l liv. Other nntii ntus. Ctirils or thanks SI. I""' ""''', lake nn active interest in theiiffnirs -in iisiiul "' ''"' niunicipality as a whole, Il is must salisl'aclnry In nolo that mi far thoro is no sembliiuce of any Tin- Vdvnncn ii published in th.' inter spirit of scctidlfldisui shown in the osta ot tho tow ill liistrici in which selection of candidates for nuiuici. it csislmiml runlinll) solicits lint |ml |n| | ,,. That every ratepayer, whothci in the town in in the ruml sections tnkes nn oi[iial interest in —LSJ itsall'aii-siis ii whole angora well ! EDITORIAI NOTES. J] f« r,.imv.,i.i,- ttieii»uty. JK Tin- success nl' all Spiilluuicheon is -'^ the slogan of all «ood citizens. ronogi-ol tii.- pi Home should In- tin- Buot most desired by every honornblo man. To help make it so the home must In- pleasnnt ami comfortable, Von c.-iii make your home attractive nt small expense witli ouruoW lines of wall Papers, carpets, Carpet Paper, Pugs, ete. Have you seen our Japanese Goods? » iSci-eciis. tiibleB, und othei of tho latest novelties) ► A whole case of Toilet Sets almost > at your own Price. »»3iSTSifi^m { Sewing Mac.h.iric-v. Orj;at;t\!;. Talhophones. Z j fill UNI tlNlllliltlHiraSOODS W SUPPLIES, j \ MCPHERSON^ H01W, I p^.rr«txrrtico; ^^TfiiECCaD :JgTTu, SUM CSQE1 >SBIC7!CHBfK>« FISHER & SAGE j Insurance V* ^1 Estate ~ Agents j& ■ ^" Con.tractors and Builders. P 'V»?»TWT»T»TWT»V»T»TWTWTWT1ITW The Real Estate Harvest is on I to be born vn j • -j-i -i i -rr i-i HeiidOffice: Montreal , |;(,0|,i,. ,„ Connections with whole Valley, capital, nil pah mmum. Rest, sio,ooo,ooo -ww tt>. » -bV-wV _'" . „ EJalniii-e Prollt and Loss account, SH78,HHtt. H. P. LE£, Real Estate. __ - PRESIDENT, ItlghC JSoii. I..i,-cl StrothconC ;>n.l MourS Royal, Vernon - - and - - Enderby vicr-rREsiDtNT, .ii^^'i-x-n^,,,,,. k.c.m.c. Ii hns been heiiril among certain The election of Bchool trilBtcea purties in discussing the Midway falls on January 15, For members and Vernon railway that the rond, 0f the Armstrong bonnl the An- •▼' ns ii were, started nowhere and van ce respectfully moves the re- ended nowhere, and in view of this election of tin- present members, certain influences have been ill p, (J Wolfenden, W. J. Armstrong work endeavoring to destroy the mid. M, Wright. The two first- confidonce of eastern capitalists in named have now had uxtouded ex- the project We do not believe perience and we believe their ud- anyresident of the Okniingnu will ministration bus been as free from r*t Al ;„ T i-v-.^, onrl T iof \Tr\-r\-r TPnrmct fail to sec that the rond by forming oriticiBUi us school trustees ever G^ 111 Lllie and LilSt yOUr J? arillS. a short route for Oknnagau pro- are for the limn is yet to be bor dnctB to the Boundiiry and to tho who can please all the peoj Kootenays will prove n most im- the capacity of member of n school portmit riiilwiiy-connection and se- board. Mr. Wright Iiiib served on cure a very largo umont of traffic, tin board only a short time, bill even should tbe system not be ex- his interest mid abilities in the tended beyond these two points, discharge of school matters are For the good of the Oknniignn it- :WUU known and recognised, and he ^ a%AvmA\ma\* self the advantages of the roud cii nkeB an efficient and capable sec- •*-f-*A*A-'»A*A-,*-*-'*Atf!'''*va'A* m m hardly be over-estimated, as there rotnry of tho board. Let ns protit will be oliuiinnted from the menus by the old adage of "letting well of reaching tho important and over enough alone," growing markets of the Boundary ——*•■*-— and Kootenays the long haul via YTo believe Armstrong has ar- Bevelstoke- ' It will also be the rivw1 ;l1 tlm1 st,W '" its Browth means of replacing much of, the when active stops should betaken A i-i.-aii products now pouring tow[ml oity incorporation, The into the mining country with Oka- municipal government at present nngan products, At present hnylin vngno is in ninny ways very sat- ennbe laid down in Greenwood ^factory, yet not only the town it- niul Phoenix from the Colvillo vnl- seUbut tho rnrnl community have ley in Washington from 82 to $B reached a development when in per ton cheaper than from the (Ik-1 v»™»8 respects their government luuigun in spite of the duty of -so1 would be better if separated. It per ton. The rate over the M, &; does not appear that the cutting V. from the Okanagan will be no mniy of the town would affect the higher than over the Croat North- oontinued ndvaucoment of the re- ern from Colvillo to the same mar. lll,lim'"K l"'rti lf tlle municipal. kel. AH classes of Oknnngaii pro- i,-v' ^course itis the desire of all Y, . i . ,v . . i that the advancement of tho whole mice are requin d in the mining . - . country in increasing quantities, \ '-"""ioipality sliali i sorvotlon and with this market right at our ''"' lm'sl'"t agreeable terms be- door the people of tho Okanagan twMlthu town and country. "Land of the BIG RED APPLE" Rememberjwheu plat-inn your Ordur for Fruit or Ornamental Trees that WE SELL TREES THAT GROW AND ARE FREE FROM DISEASE. We sell im CHEAP as GOOD STOCK can be produced Place yonr (Irder early and il will l«- filled complete, We tiro now Agents for tin L-&rJl;.n Estate Lots. Call nnd look them over with us nnd get Prices. AC. ATRF<i| OF WILD LAND :: *4j\J i\\yl\AwJ miles from Armstrong. All Level and Good Soil, This is a Bargain and will lot be mi the market long, Insuiance written. j Appropriate cioiiies! It is not the "hot nir" in the advertisement but the hot air 11 good warm suit will keep,about you that you want for winter use. Let us show you our goods. No lalk necessary. Siinpls examine them.. Satisfaction Guaranteed. A - Trial - order - sonenei. J. M. PAUL, \ ^lerchant Tailor j& \ Branches in nil tin- principal cities nnd towns in Canada, Also in the following cities: London. Eng.: -■'.. Abchurch Lane. E. 0. New V.irk.-V.) Wall Street : Chicago, LS8 La Salle Street : Spokane, ft W'i'sh. ; SI John's Newfoundland. p\ Bankers and CorrespondentB : Liverpool,Bank of Liverpool, Scot- | land, llritish Linen Co's. Hunk nnd Branches. r] A general blinking business transacted. Drtifts sold available at ft: all points in the United Stales. Kuril]!.-nnd (.'uniiilu. including Atlin V nnd Dawson City. SAVING'S BANK DEPARTMENT, i Deposits received from 61 upwards and Interest allowed at ciu-rt-at rates. lnt.'ivsl i-nti-retl 30th June, ami lllsl December Withdrawals en demand without delay. Ranchers nnd country business given sr.ecinl tittention. Municlpnl nnd schcol ; district, necounts received on favorable terms, Speoflil attention given to the handling .if niunicipal and other debentures, BANKING BY MAIL. Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town accounts reoelve OKANAGAN o'lSTRICTi fcA-SSSSa^"' EUDERBY, ARMSTRONG E. A. Taylor, Sub. Ag.nl. KELOWHA : £ S. V.IMcCllntock, Sub. Agent. P. DnMcnlln, Sub. Agent. .boiild in every possible way aid and eucoui'lige the liuililiiiu;- of II The Okllllll Midway itiVerm g« dovelopmeul by the luck of sufficient transportation, and to furlhei the present development of tin Chinamen and Japanese an- the subjects of much seven- ecu- along been hindered i'n'its T' beC,U,f, °,£ 'heir ^.gilowii g .-.J. i... ., the price of labor, tn this respect' II the Mongolians are no doubt undesirable, yet of this objectionable ,, trait they hold no monopoly, Men valley re uet-t freiirhl rales ami r iii i ^ """ of our own race and blood are some ll"rl1"" v'il1' times known to nccopl less than one half standnrd prices in order IIoh being that to In get froi which one ipportiinily is tl In such cases there icstion as to which belongs gruntor coiisiduration llu- more immeiliiiti markets are needed. Application is to I-,- unide to th provincial legislature for n charter ' ."", ," ", a authorizing tl rlension of the " ' ' ' 'ml Midway A- \'onion to KamloopB h'"1 to build ii branch toPonticton. It is not mireasomiblo to csn,-ci • _»_ from this that it is the intention of '8','°r" :" ilow"tro(1,lel1 •^1""' thecompatiyloiiinkotlioirline „ f!'"" '"' ""' "80,lb" ot '""' """ llin,o( enmu'ctingllnk to the const ' _ <^. ill"lll"■ Ifeiindnry -„„| |< .nay Prospects are now favorable for C0"'iM"8 ih,- establishmunl of the high To eiicoui-age the company to school ut Armstrong and every Pro»|,c,Ul Un-work ofi sti-uotioti oitken of tho community who Is 1,1 "'" l; of opposition ami the interested in the iidvancemenl of r"l.""'ls,!l''" 'h-mnd will not be the children or the district owes i I " '"" '"I Bliccoss, it l,llfl 1 „,,„,,. (old, |fl„i,Hotllofl,turecitiZe„. K°f<l thnt it would bo ,,K Ipl,,,, shipofthe ,- -y to en, rug,, to have reprosontiith-e oomnij il I I and assist in its ostab. •Il u«'ry shipping p,,lh| j„ ,|„., ,|(. |j8hment in every way possible. nnagaii toeolleel tonnagestutistios —» *— and reliable data lowing t]u. At the next meeting of tho mii- prospective business to bo supplied ""''Dal council ii it Ipected Unit iippeiil- the bylaws grunting the franchise to the electric light and power company and authorizing the con- tho now road There conli tQb idoubl of the Hnuncial sue- oess of thu road, tapping, as ii does, the rich mineral country of slri"':i"" "r ll"' agricultural hall the Kettle river and the fertile ui" '''"''' '' '"' il:i ',l'i' roniliiig, Okaiiiigun, thus forming ii lovicul "ttfr which will bo taken the pre- Jink of transportation between twi '',n'"l,r>' S'UPS forsubmitiing them tlistricts the products of one ol '"''' "''" "'' ""' I"'"!1'1'- which in-,, so dejietnleut on tin —" J' 1.. Leadiitf Hardware WHY THE LEADER? Because we handle the best goods in all lines of Hard-ware. I Bakery Confectionery Bread and Pastry always in stock. Careful attention given to Special Orders. Fresh Fruit, Choice Candies and Confectionery Tubman's nntl Cigars. Ice Cream Parlor In Connection Meals at all Hours. A. SMART, X, :.('. I'. "R. Stoves ranges HEATER^ ftfow is ifos time to get your stoves ready for winter. J. M&Bonald rmseaoa wewmox H. HAWKINS .BUTCHER. Wholesale and Retail Tho best steaks and roasts a specially. Fisii and game in snasan. Live Stock bought at top price. MAIL ORDERS receive most particular citteitlion. IAAAAAAAAAAAAA4lftAAA£ltl.3..1b...i.,AA.fti&^AAAI> SIE ■i II FT other. Lord Siiaihc'iiia has resigned as -_«fr ^_ ' president of the Bunk of .Montreal The election of roevo and conn- but has I n appointed honorary cillors of the municipality is now president of this well known not fur distant, and soniu specula- financial institution. tSir George tion is beiii:; indulged Ji ns to who Drtitlnncnd is to sue nl to the will be brought bef( re the people | pr isidt u -y. a riiE Ladies i r Adiibtrokii and District - I take pleasure in unuonning that I uni bacfe in iriiiitrong. und inn auain prepared to (to Dressmuking in ng all its lirnnclies und neeording to the latest styles. O I solicit the pntriiiiage of mv old eustomors also new ones. A 2 n i. %wr + j Shop iKXt floor toTisber $ $*g«'» Rmi ttwt* ohm. m ' rou"ry w Bnlea i. 13 Awiffl MEAT MARKET, f "tJIJ -^Wholesale & Reiali== [ I I A. BLANCHARD K'j Ulkl, "r""-- *M""- ^^^ Wi 4 All kinds ol Fresh and Cured Meals nlways in stock Dressmaker. flij Pish and Fowl in oeason BestPrices for Fat Stocll and Po-utltry. Mail Orders a Specialty. Jj 301 Geo. Murray. I ji- .wultry Wanted Prop. \ 10 Deal and general * * ^~ items ol General interest. Have you paid your (Hill tax':' Mrs. A. Gourlny has been on Bert PninoiBhns taken Bposltionjslck list ,lllri"« ""' w,,,'k' in the Big Store with Wood, Cur-, The provincial legislature gill Co, been called for January 11. I The thermometer Clime within, Several couples from here two degrees of zero Inst Friday tended the hockey club .lane, night the coldest so fur this sen- in Vernon last night, sou. Indication snow and th. it will come. Wadnesdny was a day of bright sunshine the most of the day ami snow thawed rapidly, More snow- is badly n led on the roads, Burnett made n bn ilui 'omen l-'-.-,.|.i\ Smith left Monday to holidays at the old home w, Out. I!. Francis bus disposed of his supply of cutters and the demand for tliein still continues. K. it. tri p to v Geo, sp end 111 ut Ucnl'r ;.: Illl'lll St; famil as th slat it t,-i '•! F.ityrc who '-. ill spent tie limner in Husk ileliewnn. re- I to Armstrong Tuesilay. itiuii Agent K. W Kelly's y arrived Friday and us soon ■• repairs are completed at the hi their residence will be •>va 13 3&£ 3£sS FT-, -r oily nainiware f IN AND ""' Len Farr and 0, MoPhorson have been appointetl official audit- has ors of the municipal books, I l nre good tor more farmers are hoping Peter Oriinl was a caller during the pasi week. Though still I'll' from well his broken limb permits of his walking with Ihe aitl of canes. John Winslow and family left at- Saturday for Arrowhead, where he in expects to open a jewelry store. P, ('. Wolfenden s|ieiit n short Arrangements ore being modolfor time in the lower end of the valley a grand New Year's ball under the on business tor tho Okanagan auspices of the ID. P, Flour Mills. John Daykin is now steadily re- The public is invited to benr in covering from his relapse and is mind the anniversary sorvicos of now considered safely on tho roud the Methodist church next Sunday to recovery. ('. .1. Ptltten's baby was quite sick for ii few days, lull we arc pleased In note the little follow is again recovered, t up there. H. (I. Wyatt. L, Fan-and Sidney and (ico. Holtby have jointly purchased a quarter section of land from tie,. Parkinson, six miles northwest of town. Hubt Bourne, whose illness was recorded u couple of weeks ago, is now improving after quite u serious seige und indications lire favorable Inr his recovery to his usual state of health, I ..Plumbing works.. Robt, Fergus 'has. Hardy and hi nee nnpuiin Several young people were very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thus, ('iiiniiiiiigs now le to ('bus. Hardy mid I- Vernon on Monthly Armstrong masons an work there. Drnggl&l U. !i. Hum: morrow for Vancouver to attend a meeting of the council of the British Columbia I'h.'iimuceul.icul Association, of which In' is u member. T. \V. Stirling, of Kolownn, passed through last week on his way to Scotland, when- he will probably spend the most of th winter, Mrs. Stirling accompanied him, The Minister of Justice has confirmed the sentence of Wild Alex and the murderer of a brother Indian at Okanagan lake last July will accordingly hung nt Kamloops on January 5. Mrs. E. R. Sage, mother of our townsman, A. E. Sage, arrived Monday und will spend the winter here. She is ,\. Norman to Saturday night. so that Hire nt H. If. Armstrong charm' of lie and Monthly. Miss Marie Hanghton left Monthly for Lothbrldgn, Altn., where she will spend tho winter with Mrs. .1. I-'. Pringle. Frank Clayton has purohiised the lease of' the Wallace black- smith shop from ('. Ilein/.c ninl is operating the same. The government veterinary Inspectors are continuing their Investigation of the prevalence glanders in the vicinity of Vernon. A. Ford. F. J. Muggins W. S. Burnett ami 11. Curtis were among the number who attended the case of Main vs. Henry at Vernon on Wednesday. M. J. Henry, tlie Vancouvernurseryman, who appeared nt Vernon in the damage suit institute. 11. W. Main, spent u conpl An altercation among the Celestials at the Sum Wee laundry resulted in the arrest of Sam Wee for nssult on the person of another Chiuumiin. Tho case was tried at Enderby Monday and Jus.Murphy succeeded in getting the accused oil' without a line. School Inspector Cordon spent severnl days here ami on Saturday mill the most of the trustees of the schools of the municipality on matters In connection with the boundaries of th.- districts. The 0f inspector Stated that the schools of this municipality were among those (if the highest rank in the province. With regard to the high school, the inspector favors the project and stilted that he would sond in a strong recommendation for the sumo to the department, During tin- nbsoiico Burns nt the const the I'linrinney will be in Ur. P. I)'. Vnitklcek. ' l. l.nTiu. e returned from coast on Saturday ami says In prefors tho Okanagan with it. snow to the cold rains of the coast •I. R. Linton now has .several thousand ties cut in .1. W. Christian's timber, and the work is being continued favorably. Thost out are being hauled to the track Artist Lapworth has completed days at Armstrong. a handsome painting of one of the Miss Pearl Craiikshnw has reviews on Davis creek, The ninny signed her position ns teacher at beautiful scenes in this section fur- the Knob Hill school, owing to ill nish abundant scope for the exer- heulth and her place is now filled cise of the artist's talents. by E. 0. Wood, who arrived from Druggist Burns is treating bi. Salmon Ann on Tuesday, ^Jf J«£ «*■ customers to u new and acceptable'. The warm days at the first of the l()0(i keeping' "house "for B0Uvenir '" tne 8hal)e °f picture! week which caused a considerable Common Sense Business Buy your Hardware ill a Hardware Store, It will pay you. I give all my time to the Hardware business and what belongs to it. Noonocan know three or four trades or businesses. I make better Tinware than you can buy at any General Store in B.C. I have the tools to do ii villi. There uru lots of people trying to start new- industries in Armstrong or talking of doing so, but what is the good of doing so. when the general run of the public will go to one of the so-called general Btores for all their goods in every line'.' My advice is to gel your Dry Goods at u Dry GoocIb Store, your Groceries at a Grocery Store, your Drugs ,tt n Drue Store, and gel your Hardware nnd Tinwnr HARDWARE STORE, you will make your town one t By tloing best to tli al in. to-tlatt l-.veryo; stock tt ch ill then ha use from. Special Notice No more tools whatsoever will be loom d from shop to anyone, 1 have been compelled to mnki as some think that once they have toils outside the belong to tin-in at a the up- my this ston I I -^fiflrWS.//*.,:.-^ WM ^Locals That Get Business ot rmstrong, g line stock W. Wolfenden bus : of Christmas cards. Get into our §12 to $15 suits while going at $1.00. Armitnge & McLeod, her son and F. J. Bird during the' %°']""* ^Tl»** ^ °f I *»** °f''"' S"°W °f j"? T' to*7u<tZ X£5£5 h the Armstrong exhibit at the lute have been the means of forming s"°18' **'uu' &e,! tne assortment. Armitago & McLeod. absence of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bird, Geo. Armstrong und H. C. Johnston were down from Silver Creek Saturday. Some new settlers have located in their district lately and that part of the country is steadily looking upward, Dominiom fair. It is encouraging to those who The V, Vernon papers last week lnSt year, contained glowing uccounts of the miraculous escape of a lonely passenger during an exciting runaway of the Vornon-Kelownn stage team. This same "mysterious passenger" who escaped death by grabbing an overhanging branch, was none other than J, K. Smiley, of this town. n good bottom to the roads and with more snow teaming and log- Blacksmithing of nil kinds at! are striving to make the Okanagan SH *ill b(' »Klte««I satisfactory, lowest prices. WnlWs old shop, i |" creamery the success that it should Considerable interest was creat- F- ^Inytan be. to note that the output for the ed by the turkey shoot given ill Something warm for $1.00 to past month is just nbout double town by Albert Evans last Sutnr- 81,50 per suit in underwear, both that of the corresponding season day, A large number of locnl winners nt sight. Armitnge & Mc- nimrods participated and some ex- Lend. collet scores were recorded, The late Larkfn estate lots, now Some of the more fortunate carried mag& by M(mMl j^ m ^ uwny two and three turkeys ns n m, th(, mllrket_Bee pe], & p(>,| reward of their good marksman- ftgflnts for th(,m shin. tt , . Horseshoeing u specialty. Sat- ()ne of the most successful rurul isf,lctio|1 gllnTOntoecl, I ROBES and BLANKETS | Cold weather ',:> coining. You will need something in Horse BLANKETS and ROBES CALL AND SEE MY NEW STOCK. j| * C. L. Christian g Several of the youths ibouttowu live bunded themselves together Snnford B, Snider, general agent .of the B, C. Permanent Loan and Savings Co., spent n few days here in the interest of his company. Fisher & Snge nre the local agents here. As significant of the gaining confidence of capitalists in the Okanogan, Mr. Snider stated his company were In n position to place as much of their money us possible in this section. Thos, Hardy bus completed bis contract of enclosing tho school grounds by putting lip ll fancy wire fence on the front nnd 11 portion of the side facing tho road out of town. The fence is of one of the latest designs of galvanized wire fencing und adds very largely to tlle nppoitrnnce of the school site. The trustees are t-i be congratulated for the successful completion ol this needed Improvement. The presence of the revenue tux or i«ill tax collector has occasioned some discussion among tho later comers especially as to who arc and who ant not liable for the tax nnd the manner of collecting the snnie. The Act is very plain, Every mail between the ages of IN as a miitnul entertainment club nnd have leased a room over the Big Store, where reading matter and games nre kept for their nightly entertainment, Friends of Senator Bostock, of tliat at tlu' r;,Hil^.'" Shuswnp, will regret to learn that BroB' flt knob Hl" Dr. I. Glen Campbell has operated on Senator Bostock by removing an eye, this having been found absolutely necessary to prevent consequences which might involve total loss of sight. The operation was entirely successful. Reports from the oust show the weather to be cold throughout the Northwest, At Calgary the first of the week 2o below zero was recorded with a heavy northwest wind, Other points in Alberta re- |Kirt. u corresponding cold spell. At Edmonton -Ins. Patterson was frozen to death while walking from Fort Saskatchewan. I F. N. DANIELS — & SONS — Blacksmiths and Plumbers ^ Horseshoing our Specialty. Pipe & Pipe Fitting's & all Kinds of Plumbing. Agents for Celebrated Chatham Incubator.-,. dances yet held in the district was of Wilson last Friday night. Severnl of the young people from town attended and bring buck only the highest praises for the treatment accorded them and tlle enjoyable time experienced. About thirty couples were present. Donald Graham, -lr.. left Monday for Lnggan, where he enters the C. P, It. station for tlie purpose of learning telegraphy, This is Don's lirst trip from home and bis friends wish him the best of success in his future endeavors, As he is a Ixiy of exeinpliary F. Clayton Pelly & Pelly are selling the late Lnrkin estate lots, now owned by Marshall Lucas-tho] most desirable lots in town. Get in lines they are all coming this way for hardware and stoves. Which way? Why, to W. J. Armstrong's I Official Directory Railway Time Table (SllCKWAI- & OK...NAIIAN RAILWAY) Arrives from North .Ittily except Sunday . . . 9:25 a. n Arrives from Smith daily oxcept Sunday . . . 3:25 p. n Fraternal Societies. LO. L.. No. 1807., meets in the • I.O.K. Lodge Room, tho second Saturday evening "f ench nn'tifh ar s, p.m. Visiting brethren oordinlh Invited F. X. DANIELS, A. SCHtTBERT, Secretary. \V..\[. O KAN AG; Meets in t 1 and marked intelligence we can but hope to bear of his success in his chosen lu.c. nin now prepared to do a kinds of bhicksriiith work. Brin your sleighs to me. Horseshoeing II speeinlty. F. Clayton. Gowan's Kent genuine cut glass, habits Standard silverware arc th. Mrxicii'Al, COUNCIL-. Reeve—A. Schubert. Clerk and assessor L. VV. Putton. Treasurer and collector J. M, Wrlj Councillors g. Goo. Murray, ('hns. Crozior, I 8. liurnclt. K. .I.'oiI'-iIiiiiis. Bluck Preceptory, 1 tbe Foresters'Hall, Arms trong, on the Thursdnv, on "r before iht- lull moon, nt 8 p.m. Visiting brethren iter, laity Invited. W. '!'. HOLTBY, .1. HAMILL, eptor Registrar, Pi '. I- very M Churches ETHOD1ST CHURCH, A number of deer have been killed in the vicinity since the snow. T. Leduc has killed three, this being, we believe, the largest number for any one hunter. The writer went out with Tom Cuin- mings the lirst of the week, confidently expecting to bring back n large buck if Tom shot him. but got no nearer a dear than the pleasure of following several tracks deer tracks, though. Ml'S. L. D. Scott received till! and no years, except members of sad rifrtrs.Saturday that announced| arrived here on active militia is liable for the $8.00 the denth of her mother at Snoho-1 Ci-niikshnw's visit tax, which becomes payable on the 2nd day of'January in each year. Owing to the growing demand for his product, E, II. Burnett, of the Sp"ing Luke celery farm, has disposetl of all bis past season's product und is now compelled to turn uwny many orders. The scope of the district supplied by the Armstrong product extends as fur eust ns Edmonton and Moose Jaw, nnd the excellent quality bus won a large demand for Mr, Burnett's product. Mr. Crnnkshaw, of Chilliwack, Monday, Mr, ere was husten- Divino Servlca will ho held e <Uv ns follows: Armstrong, Knob Hill, 8 p.m. I Enderby,' _,_ . , . . Sunday School nt 2.30 p.m. 1, goods are up-to-date OWUlOprions Miller, Pastor, are right at W. J. Armstrong's. best Christuii-is goods in town; cull and see; it will pay you. The 11 .- Hun ii.in. : p.m.: A. X. CORONATION Lodge I. O. O.F. Meets every Thursdnv evening In the Oiltl Follows' Hnlbovcr Wood, Cargill .t (Vs. Store, tti S o'clock, Sojourning brotbron ar trdinllj Invited lo nttontf. Il.c. U'VATT. X. O. \V. .1. SMITH. V ■:. II. FRANCIS, i:->. Sea, Strayed. From my premises sonic time in August, a Jersey cow, black head, brand Wl. Suitable reward. I-.'. WlXKI.EH. Anniversary Services. pi'K SSBYTEHIAN CHl'RCI .ii UT Al 'IMSTIt t. Of H.VIi. F. No iitlnj 71 nt il-.' ir ball ll i-l Soti it-'liiy in ll llll milt. V |sili||c l,|-i ■tl rem lordfi illy Ited , II llf ivldii-. 1! ,S, Sorvicos in K. Andre. 11 ii.m.: /inn Clnti-i-li. 7:110 p.m. ovory Sunday, bell, Paster. '-. Enderbj Armstronu Itnv. D.Ci ARMSTRONG Circle. No, I HOME CIRCLE. Order of C'nnndiiin Home Circles, m in ih- I.O.I-', hull, -i Mondiii in t month, I-'. N. DANIKLLS, Leo Mrs, FRASER, Secretn c HURCH (IF KM I LA XI) Anniversary services will be held in the Methodist church, Armstrong, on Sabbath next. Rev. 0. H. M. Sutlu-rtaiKl, of licvelstoke. will preach in the morning ut II o'clock and in the misli.'Wusli. Mrs. S^ott took the; ed somewhat by the the illness of evening nt 7:l» o'clock. On Mou- afternoon train expecting to" reach his daughter, teicher at Knob Hill, day evening a program of mnsic, St. James1 Chit Evening Prayer '! 2:30 p. ni.-F. V. Ii. Sunday, Dec. o. Sunday sehi enables, Vicar, Employers may be held responsible Snohomish in time for the funeral.'although it was his intention to recitations and speeches will be for payment of thajtax of their erb- but upon reaching Mission Jnhfc. visit tho district anyway with n rendered in the cnureb, after ployes, anil are subject to a tine of tion on the main line train which ' view of purchasing hind here. If which refreshments will be served.| 1200 for refuoitig to pay the same, was two've hours Into she learned j he 'finds a place to his liking he .Talent from Enderby nnd Vernon •Property holders arts required to she could int reach there leSB than expects to invest in a farm here, will assist local talent on the pro-1 pay the same us non-property, two days lute, bo she returned He found his daughter much im- Krnm. Addmission to entertain- j owners home from there. ' proved in health. i ment, Including refreshments, 26c. I ATMSTRt ING, Protessional JAS. MURPHY, Barrister and Solicitor. WOOD, CARGILL HLOC'K. SSm Ml Fr Dealer in Farm Machinery TXT F. FRASElt. D.M. D DENTIST. Wim.1 Curgill Blook, Cfliod Hours: Ili'lOt.t IS and ftllfl u,r, - - B.C • All kinds of farm implements, wagons, buggies, otc. SLEIGHS NOW IN STOCK.}.;'. j ^ The AnvANi e and the Winnipeg Free Press one year for only |1,76, fr 1 't*'-**- "' ' r-*- ^**>-,- "H«i^>.-'''<*«EB^''''Viii¥8*-'*8»;^.-,-. ■■*.-:••■ ■ rfu.-"--- ^w^^k^irsv'--flfiBi 1 :"" '*>^aa««v-v ttWPM .^r-fn^: ■ ffmm:-'- t&r**m?- ,-.-*»^WSt,. <sW*«"-\..y ■ ■"■"*,-';-. ^SiSS^.iSffilS^.dfflSft''': . ... • ..^.-.i''*-- I T «^ Sic at The Bee Hive Supply Slit. C. T. DAYKIN, Prop. Infants' Wears. Fancy Wool Bootees and .Mill- lis, [)ei p! 20c llll.l 25c White and Colored Hoods nt Oo, 7uc and ilOc .Fine While Toipii-s. tnilv c Eidenlown Coats in White and II 81.75innl r.'.2ii White Swunsdowne Cui-ringe liobes 50 N'e.-k Furs Ill, Cotton Hibs. luce trimmed Wo. H for 2ne euibroi lory trimmed !'<•'' for Sou Silk Bibs, lace triu <1, each 2.1c Extra Fine All Wool Knit Vest ■ rid '.' ni .1 1, en ' iiUo Ladies5 Giov«: - Fine Kill and Suede (Iloves ill Bluck und Tim, gniirniiteed at... .81 SO Mocha Gloves, Fleece lined. Elastic wristband 1.00 Now Suede, Fabric lining, only 50 Wool Gloyos in Black and White >ii Pint! Elastic Double Mills ' :in Girls'Wool (Hove:-, in White, N 11 111 Ke,l 30 Underwear Dept I,adieu' K'nil I'lidel'Weiir pel gam ent Wool Ciiilerwoiu- in uatiiral and while per garment Knit Underwear, fleece lined white SltJc " Natural wool, guaranteed 1111 ihrinknblo 81,50 Children's Knit nndorwenr, per garment 20c. und MOc rncticallv all wool, ribb weave 50c store if '&$■ &'^shf?-t:'-■■■ Tt V^t jvil? p'^trTry THE HIGH SCHOOL QUESTION. Armstrong School Report. A New Institution. J. M. Wright Replies to Statements of W. S. Burnett. To Editor Armstrong Advance, Dear Sir: In reading over W, S. Burnett's letter in your last issue, there are one or two statements made which I think should not be allowed to pass without some comment. I refer more particularly to that portion of his letter where he talks about starting a one horse high school and saddling the greater part of the debt on the rural community, 1 don't know where Mr. Burnett got his idea about n one horse high school, as that is not the kind of a school advocated, but one that is up-to-date in every respect is what we require, and only by the help of the whole of the rural school districts in the municipality can this be accomplished, Now with regard to the middling part of it. perhaps il will surprise Mr. Burnett to know that the Armstrong Bchool district will payout.1- quarter of tlle assessment of the whole six districts, leaving three quarters to I itributud by the other live nut much saddling about that, ll may further surprise M r. Burnett to know that ill the present time mil of tlle eleven pupils who are now taking high school work lour are from the Armstrong district and seven from ih tsitle districts, That. I think, completely knocks out his theory that it would be of no more advantage had it, been located in Vancouver. It might be as well to say that the starting and erection of a high school for the municipality would be no detriment to the consolidating of the public schools, as they would still be distinctly different schools, but what I contend is that we are ready and want the high school and cannot afford to wnii until we have 11 consolidated system, It is a certainty that unless we can get the high school established either by renting or building it will have to cense after the holidays, as it cannot be expected that the principal shall devote so much ., .. , . , , , ,,-, ■ ,-.,„,.,„,,., ,.,...,.., , . , the pupils of tbe Armstrong school vogol Collego of Vancouvoi ol Ins tunc to high school work . ' ., ... , s r.„ ohnsod In Messrs, Sprott nn. ., lor the month ol November. The ,„ .' ... , ,. Stove wood! Armstrong Markets Colli weather may come at any time. Order your wood now and bo prepared The following is the standing of Only fourteen months ago the f.irinoi 1 V.'ic-l Collego ttf Vancouver was pur and Shaw, of ... lilt , ,1 '"t ""' tiii'iillt "i .MMCllluei. ill.' „, , -,. . , . ,. , . . which should lie given to the ... . [oronto, Since biking over the old in- ord ry work of tho public school, ^t three names in each class are slill,lin„. „„. „„„. „„„•„„ ,„,„,,.,„„. I would therefo,-,- askall these who "Tg. "' ',"''- ;""?f' lately ohnnged its nature by (..filing to .,,,.. , Registered pupils to date, 132. us courses of study such subjects its hre are.inferos , ,1 in me niiynncomont Ay for Noven)b . ,,,, calculated to lay sound foundations for Dry wood $1.50. Green $1.25. -,- ol the children to give their vote1 " ,, good Connueroinl, Shorthand or lei- ,, ,,- , , ,, tlirntps . ., ,11 ,- f .1 High bchool 1 ii, hi. Marshal , ,, . ,,.,,■ Per Kick, tiny length, ()-il,lui»-o at the next school ting lor the . x, , egrophy courses, ft Is needless then to - b uaoongi establishment of a high school in"'""1 K '• lrmKloi eclml< S'-say that tho Sprott-3Iiaw Business' Bonso state length whon ordering ™.v " Matheson, A, E, Hamill University, ,130 Hustings St.. W., Van- ..... TERMS CASH Apples, per 10 lb. ... . Sr. -1th:- Beatrice Hnuiill, oouver, hns mora than doubled Its at- j tJmT f-f ITyHITTlT T>i'are i', ,1 YTlUty Bertha Ball, Prudence Becker, tendance in tho past year, and it is the VV . O. WOi 1 BL. £«"».»■*» lb •I M, Whuhit. .,.,„ , ., , ,r T, ,, desb f tho principal, R.J. Sprott,B.A„ E. 0. Brown Leghorn cockerels Uelery. per ou lo. 1 oull.ry. per tloz. Armstrong The following prices arc being paid for produce by the Armstrong Farmers' Exchange: Potatoes, per ton' - - 811.00 Carrot s. " - - 12.00 Parsnips " - - 25.00 Beets - 16.00 - 10IH) - 20.00 - 12.S0 -1,25-1.85 1.75 Where to Find It. 8,00 li.(H) .40 ,80 I 3rd Render: Aleck McDonald. ' ...... , . ... , ,. ,, , ..„ . , .,,,.. ,, ,, ,t. • to announce that It is Ins intention to tor side, or will exchange tor It. • Christina Patchett, Beth Wrigut. m«ko a number of othoriuiditions, which Black Minorcas. £Sg< ., 1 Sr. 2nd:— Mary Williamson, ,villputthesohoolonapiu-withthebest! I.utiei. p.-i 11,. The story is told of Helen Hunt- Bertbn Williamson, Cecil Watson. Eastern institutions. Watch this paper the famous author of "Blimonu" dr. 2nd:-- George Patchett. Vio- for further particulars. 11/2111 1121flPI> , Leadline; Business Firms. that one morning after churoh ser- let Hamill, Jessie Swnnson money, and told her pnstpr about Earl Liimsden. Grover Burnett. vice she found 11 purse full of 1st Bender: Mable Hoover. (|AA(1 it. 2nd Primer; Alta Hassurd, 45'ACPft "Very well." he said, -you keep Vernii .Murray. Marguerite Armit- ' it, Olid at tho evening service I age. will announce ii." which he did in 1st Primer: George Campbell this wise: Doris Moberly, Myrtle Loud. "This morning there was found E. Wilson, in this church a purse flllorl with Ranch ...FOR SALE. wall Paper..; j Tin- Advuneo commends tho following business linns of Armstrong In tho poo- -^^B*to""' pie of tho surrounding district. Their announcements may bo soon iii'.nir utt- l have on Im nil a complete; vortlslng column! range of... Armstrong, \V. J., Hardware and «r 11 t» Plumbing Wall Paper AmUnfi, L ,,.,,. ,„ls tui.„i9hillg Only hull'a mile from Ann-! Samples Burns, R. R,, Druggist strong. 1(3 acres under cultivation „ , . , , .. Muni-hard, A., Drossnuikor balance good bottom laud easily bom wll"'h [l '""'" <" Uir.l, ,1. M„ Contractor and Builder I'ineipal, cleared. Good frame house, stable Hll orders oil short notice. Christian, J W, Cream .wipnrators ., With the A -r t j_i Christian, ('. I.. Warness and Sad- money If the owner is present '■ nnd other buildings, <,mi me • -r t j.t ho or she can go to Helen Hunl NOTICE. land will bo sold 0110 team, three A.. J . Ll&QWQYbU., cows, one steer, one brood s. And the minisler wondered why the congregation tittered. If ymi will cull und sen the Cream Separator und noto howfow I'uris it litis, how perfectly simple il is. how otisy il turns, how pnrfuotly it skims, how uuaily it is kept oloun, nnd how strong unci durable it is, you will at onco iW cidc it is the separator for you. No separator ever iinult' such rii|ji(', strides in popularity as the Kmpire. The reason is thai ii sattst fles every pnn'ImsiT. 1 ask ihc privilege ■bowing if Id you. Ail [Jitrtics owing book nccouuts dozon uhickenB, ami EnJ! rampuiotit ,to (.In' Armstrong Ment Murkel or '"n" mnohinory. Pric<» 8»i0Q0. to tho Armstrong Livery Stnblu . ..D. MITCttELL. are reijuustetl settle the sjiimc by ■ —■— l> ruber 15. All nccowita out- l^f ¥ FflTIWRY^C Htnmlingnt thnt date will be phieetl £-*•-"!_• «*ff^*^* *> in the bunds of n collector. Geo. Mchray. Siffii Writer, Painter and Decorator Daniel*. F. N.. fnculml irar.n 1 Plumb- G, Moberly mwmm Contractor' ARE VOL GOING TO BUILD? If so, it will pay yon to see me Estimates given.— J. Sbningion liii.vliin. C. T„ Gonoral .Mci-.-litiiit Kishei-.'.- Sic.r. Raul Estnto fiu-llois, 11.. llUpliilli Ills Z... ' 11,'iizie, (lliti-i.. Blnoksmlth Ilnmill, John, Gonoral Moi'chiuit y*5> vumretiur llu.vliia'ti Hi-.m., llnti-hi-i-.-i My & Builder Lniip«tHgi. J., Pnintor ...... .. ,, , Moboi'ly.aS-Ciii'pontoi- SS :A" k,ll,ls "' tnrpentor Work at MoPhol.son k „„llln. purn|turo and VPTIPnilTTftr "R P ' Reasonable Prices, Undortaliing vdiiiouuver, a. \j. piotnre.Fran)ingi ,Um{ m lUDoudd, j, bmiJ ~"^" 1 M,,rr"5'- fJl'"" Mont Murknt Br* r.«<n. P-.u i L o r. Okanagan Flour Alll, Flour, otili . V*. brown Fruit & I Plans and Specifications Phe- PauV J. M„ Tailor. Ornamental Trees. I PARED' Ratiedgo, a. n„ Barbor . ,„,.., I ESTIMATES FITR\ISHF1) Baary, A., Bnkor and Confootfailflry, p-i r';«r:,!:;,Li?iVn,r?1.d" wr;ito ■ am^, j, (;.,n.r„..i,,r„„,i iiunL yearolds,4toDf««t,«10to«2i.erl(Ki. ^. ^ APIIIClPAIUI -' Zu ,mt»r ^on,ori,1'"erohants .<=*. ^ ^ /HHIMrOliy WoJIenden, V W, stiuinni-rii, etc CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, Shop next Fronds' J. W. Christian, = ii-.;il 'I'l'i.-ilier at On.'ltniOl'V. Lur«o iniiKirtnttnii of Uullw from ,1«|i- nn, IlnUiintl and Frnnoo. Extra nice stuck of ICkerrj-, Pouch, Plum, Apricots, etc. now growing for fall iinlors. So expense, lessor iletuy at fumigation or inspection. ' L.I nio price your list hcfun- pboing Advertisprst'taviS' you attytliing >'«>«»order: Catntogfree. ' " " ' o "IV. l-I-i the people of this 'lit- "~""""' A few lomls of wood '.'.'ill ^ I..' i-..- trkt f The Advance in your only M. J. HENRY, ive I on uttbBcriptioa Ijy the rfloaa'S of reactliiilfj the peop'e. ."f.Mi'.Vcslmmst.eii Bit. Vancouver. Au.'.iai; ' h Barber It-vou Wlllltt" acquaint your |i| friends in the east or in the states ■~ ...ShOO u'i'1' ,Ih' (,|i"»»*'"' vnlley, send ^ rh '"WtMVBV t,1(M1| the A|)VAN,.,, [op „ yfl^ At ,.j ttsillafi-l Hall ''"' t'liclof that lime I hey will have and Bimaiti Hall.. h,.t.0I1I(. jm.Uv „*„ ,l(,|m'lillt„(i with The smonthest slinv'-s. the neatest Ihc ctnintl'.V you live ill, llllil'dBS'(J»nl the i-leanest , , f. ' W'KT' ('"l"Vs of ""■ ArhiStrWg booklet Slmve'.-lfP Haircut 23c. for.soiiclltig to your friends may A. N. RATLEDGE, . Proprietor. * «eeured free at this office.
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Title | The Armstrong Advance |
Alternate Title | The Armstrong Advance and Spallumcheen Advocate |
Publisher | Armstrong, B.C. : Eugene Rhian |
Date Issued | 1905-12-08 |
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Armstrong (B.C.) Armstrong |
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Language | English |
Identifier | Armstrong_Advance_1905-12-08 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2015-11-26 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | e7fd557f-bc55-4c0e-81c3-2fd76eee76f1 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0065983 |
Latitude | 50.4483333 |
Longitude | -119.196667 |
AggregatedSourceRepository | CONTENTdm |
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