£ y ; S6c Armstrong Adva and Spallumcheen Advocate. 1v m- wfaaaa%e*ia Publlaner. Published at Armstrong, in the Garden Spot of the Famous Okanagan Valley. Smbaarhttlon St.SO In Ad.anoe Othorwlaa S2.00. VOL. II. ARMSTRONG. B. C, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, llHXi. XO. 28. we soil Lead Angihlng vou e«i or wear! We Sell I The Best Ready- r Made V> Clothing in the World. School Days are i fiere Again.♦ • TRY U* FOR - Shoes for the Children. A Few More SUMMER GOODS To be Sacrificed. The Big store Always Leads. (Uood Cargill Co. United. THE - BIG - STORE. MWMMM aa\*mm ' Enderby Farmer's Wife Missing. Prices for Electric Light. A dispatch to the Vancouver Province from Enderby, dated the 19th says : Mrs. Daley, the wife of a rancher ut Mara, disappeared on the night of September 16. She was traced to Sicamous, and it is not known whether she went east or west from the station. A family of children iB left. She had threatened to leave several times, and suffered from Strange nervous BUells occiisioniily. It is probable that her mind is unhinged. At the time of her disappearance the woman hml a largo sum of money with her. Ralph Smailes on the M. ft V. Ralph Smailes, promoter and business manager of the Midwuy und Vernon Bnilwuy. arrived in town Sunday from Greenwood. For some mouths he has been absent iu New York, Scuttle and the Canadian coast cities on a mission in connection with the new road. L. M. Rice, formerly of the C.P.R. engineering stuff, and 8. T. Toinlinson, un engineer representing an eastern corporation, are also iu town, having coine over the route of the Midway Vernon. These engineers are now engaged in detuils iu connection with the road. Mr. Smailes refused to stute to a representative of The Okanagan that the charter had been sold, but seemed confident the road would be built.- The Okanagan. , The following is the schedule of prices proposed to be charged for electric light by the Armstrong Light & Power Co. ThiB schedule Wiib submitted to the municipal council Tuesday night and approved of by thnt body, subject to alteration should it not correspond with rates charged in Vancouver: Flat Rateh peh Month—Based on Ui Candle Power Lights. Hotels and Stores- First ten lights, each $1.00 Second ten, each 75 Over 20, each 50 Factories- First ten lights, each... Second ten, each Churches and hulls- First six lights, each... Second six, each Over 12, each Private Houses— First three lights, each 75 All over three, each 25 H-Candle power, each 15 Consumers may put in their own metres, in which case the rates will be: Per killowatt hour. FirBt 50 killowats lit*. Second 50 killowatts 10i/. Third 50 killowatts Ollc. Payment in all cases to be made by the 10th of every month and 20% to be added if not paid by that date. Mam^u-e^--. I formalin] In tke Place of Blue Stone gamfOPa a a <•***-—Smut on Wheat. Costs Less, Easier to Handle. Better Results. .75 .60; ,50 ,261 •15 No. 1. $1 per lb. No. 2, 75c. per lb. (One lb No. 1 makes FORTY GALLONS solution) 3fie Armstrong Pharmacy, R. R. Bums, - - Druggist. Progress of Electric System. Special Council Meeting. A special meeting of tlle municipal council for the transaction of general business was held Tuesday evening of this week. Re the extension of the townsite cf Armstrong, the petitions from the residents of the present town and those of the urea proposed to be included were formally accepted and the maps and plans of the proposed new townsite ordered to be sent to the registrar of titles for registration. F. C. Wolfenden, on behalf of the Armstrong Light and Power Co;, submitted the lint rates proposed to be charged for light. After comparing them with the metre rates of tho city of Vancouver, and finding that they worked out to practically the same Bchedule the council accepted the same subject to any changes that may occur in the Vancouver rateB in the future. The schedule will be found in another column of this issue. The company, however, agrees to make a reduction on these rates after a period of six months. The Coyotte creek water scheme was laid over for consideration ut a Postmasters to Have a Raise. Ottawa, Sept. It!.- It is understood that the PoBtmiister-Genoral will shortly announce an increase in the scale of salaries paid to rural postmasters, for which the latter have been clamoring for '* years on account of the increased cost of living in almost every part in the Dominion. "Yankee Panky" Referring to thi ing reform In th proposed spell- i United States is of easy access. The dam will be about fifty feet 111 length and sottu* The writer lately took occasion I twenty feet in height, to visit the scene of work beinul As soon as the dam is completed done by the Armstrong Light and I the laying of the pipe will be Power Company for the purpose begun, whioh is to be done by th- of being in a position to verify our company furnishing the same, occasional reports to the effect: while simultaneously with this im that the company was proceedingi enlarged crew will beset to work as rapidly as possible with the setting the poles and clearing kite installation of the system, Our right-of-way to town, visit there had the effect of con-; The preparatory work, now well vincitig us that tho company is nigh completed, is by far the bug- doing all they claim in the way of lost portion of tbe undertaking, work and more. During the com-1 and with the work now to be don*! paratively short time Joe greater speed can be obtained, and McDonald bus been engaged with it is now only a matter of a few his crew of men-ha has dorrs a •-.weeks-wh«n.th»company will ouvb surprising amount of work. Nat-! overcome all difficulties and be in urally the work so far has been a position to supply the town with largely, in fact almost entirely, of both light and power, a preparatory nature. The lirst " How much are they going to work necessitated the making charge " is a question often asked of roads, building of bridges, erect- and one which unite property all of interests those who contemplate taking advantage of the electric endorsed by President Rosevelt j iH« " bunkhouses " etc., all of recently, tlie Torntito Globe, under. *ni°h required considerable time the above caption, says : land labor. The next work under- light. According to the agreement " ..... with the municipal council, upon which agreement the compuny We really think Rnzvelt mid, taken was th. hiB friends mite love us us our own j ror the power clearing of the site house, which had to be made in a dense growth of trees sought and obtained their franchise and huge masses of fallen timber, the charges are not to exceed those Following this came the making of charged in the city of Vancouver, the trail from the scene of the Elswhere in this issue will be power house to the point where the found the schedule of rates pro- dam is to be situated. This trail; posed to be charged by the com- is tirst to be UBed in getting the pany, as approved by tho council, material up for the dam and later It is expected the light wi 11 be is to be used to lay the piping in, over which will be placed dirt to langwige. They have not' left us much else. In sum instances it muy be puzling, eBpeshuly to a former and an imatnre skoolboy, but its orthogrnfy has a sertin his- torikal vain and we do not like to part with it. Of kors, if Ruzvelt backed by Karnegie, sez we have got to reform our speling we shal hav to, and that wil be the end of it, for Karnegie has awl the dollers I Protect >t horn frost. The distance und Ruzvelt hus awl the branes, Iirom the pewer house to the dam j but awl tho same it will be dashti» thrBe quarters of a mile, the hard lines." ! whole distance of which the trail | available about the middle October. of St. James' Vicarage. As will bo noted by the call for A Washington Immigrant. T steep bank with pick and shovel. I of a vicarage in connection with | In this distance is obtained u rise; 8t. James'church is to be pro- ....„.„... „„. .„„„„„ New arrivals to the district yes- ■ o{ 450 fcat) which to 80UU) extent oeeded with at once. During the special meeting to l»Teid*onl;he|terftty Were Mr' andMtfSl W' ^"'-indicates the ascent necessary to Period of his oharge of the church 22nd. jnor'of°80'VVash-wnoare sh'P-! reach the location of the dum. In here, Rev. Howard .1. King has W. W. Clark, of the Vancouver P"lg their etfeots her° for the pnr" I one place the ascent is bo great been an active worker in its behalf World, submitted a scheme for | P°9e °f "'aknig this their future th(lt it ig made by meml8 of „ 12B| and through his efforts and the advertising the district through home. They have temporarily {{oot [U(i(]er At miother point the able assistance of tho energetic that paper, which scheme endorsed by the council, F. 8. Harding was paid 940 work done on the Young-Schubert road and his contract cancelled. The road boss was instructed to enguge men to complete the contract. H, Swiuison wus paid $275 on his contract for the work on the Swunson-Burell road, $50 being leased the building next to the j tra£l [„,„!„ llrouml a grent rock I wardens the church has reached condition. | Wolfenden brick block, owned by j preoil,ioe wDere iB llm,ie necessary the present satisfactory {or Fisher & Sage. Mr. Connor has j „„ jlnmeri8e cribbing to enable the = for some time been interested in | laying of tb» pip.-. The 450 feet T . w . . Okanagan valley, and a few months |agoent from the power house to the * enaers Wanted. dam represents tho head that will Tenders will be received for be given the water which will afford ; bulldlm? the vicarage in the church a pressure of IDS lbs. per square in., lot west of town, up to Saturday The water will be taken from the. September 2!»th. dam in 16 inch pipe, reducing j Plans and specifications and all alternately to 14,12 and ten which j particulars may be got from the will be the siz.^ of the pipe at the I building committee, the work, and Mr. Swanson beinHrrri'^TT""" """ 10H',lT)","3r|power house. The lowest or any tender not given three weeks to complete the I8**™ with the appearance of some, This ^ ^ M(] d fa necessarily accepted 0f the """timber to be seen here, j Mr ^^^ ^ has ^^ Another Realty Deal. < completed, and this together with all the preliminary work has been ago subscribed for the Advance, ot which he has since been an interested reuder. Through it ho hus become familiar with the Armstrong district und has become convinced thut he will like our district. Mr. Connor is an expert held back until the completion of ""m\ .""' ^"",l" " u" oif"' , 9 l-i„ enced lumberman and is especially work The clerk was instructed to extend formal invitation to Hon. RTMcBride to open the new agricultural hall on October 10, M. Lee was appointed municipal constable at a remuneration of $20 per month. The bill of C, Pelly for repairs on (Itter lake ditch was passed at $4.50 Harry Schneider would not be at home if he was not '-doing something". His latest deal is to trade eighty acres ot the Glanzer farm to H. Hawkins for the property now occupied by the former's butcher business—apparently a good deal for each. done with a crew averaging only ten men. The work now in hand is the construction of the dam. This is to be located at a point in the creek admirably suited for the purpose, for on either side rise almost perpendicularly high banks T.S.D. of solid stone, while the bed rock o'clock Committee T. C. Gray. H. Hawkins. Revi,. H. .1. Kino High Mass. High muss will be celebrated at the head of the lake, Sunday, the 30th of this month at 10.:|0 o'clock Sermon by Rev. Dom. Dorval Evening service at il The Advance PUBLISHED EVERY ARMSTRONG, FRIDAY H. V. AT the support ot an increased niim- ber of families on a given acreage of tillable land. This fact has1 made the district become the homes of innumerable new families during | the past few years, and yet offers inducements for many more settlers. Watch the town and district of Armstrong grow, and within the Advertising rates given cm application.' space of a few years wo shall have _^_ proven our title to the claim of the JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Notices uf church services Anil t-nt.tr-1 toimuents where no iiilinisBiun is charged! Inserted In*. Other notices at usual mli-s. t'anls ol ttninUs 11. tr EOCENE RHIAN, . Publleher. Subscription S1.S0 p&r year in advance. It not psid in advanoe £l.uo. garden s]iot of the Okanagan and of British Columbia. Winter Entertainment. Ab the season advances the quoB- * j tion of winter entertainments i becomes the more prominent. For i these who revel iu the dance there is certain to be plenty of amuse- 'incut in this line and perhaps the best to be found iu the Okanagan There are, however, a certain imiii- The outlook for the future for .ber of the young people whose Armstrong as a town is at present' inclinations do not lend them to most promising, and business men.th'6 sort of pleasure, for whom as and residents generally are justly well as for the middle aged and hopeful. Armstrong's reputation older there should be provided among the travelling public and some form ot amusements during Tbe Advance is plihlislit'tl in tbe into eats ot the town and district in wbii-h It exists and cordially solicits tbe |«il ronage ol the public Watch Our District Prosper. A NNOUNCE- i*> MENT... > To the Ladies: I take the liberty of announcing to the Ladles of the District that my stock of FALL MILLINERY Is now ready for their inspection. I will have no formal Opening Day, but invite you to call whenever convenient. VERY LATEST DESIGNS-PRETTY STYLES- REASONABLE PRICES. „ Mrs. W. S. FISHER. ^r= 301 [01 vJf this well as for older there shoul some form of casual visitors is such "as to make the long winter evenings that will it one of the most popular points Prove - somcc ot pleasure and yet intheOkunagati. This fact should ! be profitable and elevating in its be especially consoling to those of i nature. By our exchanges it is j us whose interests lie here and' noted that in a number of towns who have much dependent upon the fraternal societies are taking the future of the town und district the initiative in this matter and me Visitors carrying away a good im- j already making arrangements for pression are bound to advertise the ! the winter's entertainments. Arm- town in outside pieces, which in | strong is noted as a town of fra- turn will assure ub a liberal proportion of the new residents who are gradually finding new homeB in the Okanagan—as an exchange puts it " taking refuge in the mountains "—where they are finding a climate more congenial than that of the prairies and a country of promises that are not far behind those of the great and widely ternal societies, where nearly every one belongs to one or more and where all the members are loyal to the principles inculcated. In view of this the lodges might well take up the matter of providing entertainment for the winter, either conjointly or each organization on its own behalf. It is to be hoped that some steps mjr 9,}!/^/afi&AATty&Arty&&lAT^^ G. MOBERLY... CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, 1 Kinds of Carpenter Work at reasonable Prices Sash, Doors, Mouldings and Glass. Turning, Band Sawing, Picture FRAMING. | S^rr1 Plans und Specifications Prepared. "The und of the Big Red Apple9' We Offer a SNAPF^ on 07 Acres Mile ami a quarter from ARMSTRONG. MONEY TO LOAN! We have a few thousand dollars to loan on Good Real Estate Security at reasonable rates. We wish to place this at once. -?- Give us a call, FISHER t* sm&sss :j advertised provinces to the east of' will bo taken in this direction ere the mountains. ' the 6eason advances too far. Armstrong during the past year | ~ has experienced a steady and Armstrong Fair Near at Hand. healthy growth, which promises to be continued throughout the coming years until it shall have become a town of several hundred population larger than at present. Building operations are steadily in progress the year round and new residents are forming new homes and new business enterprises being established. One of the most tangible evidences of the prosperity of the town lies in the fact that at present there is not a vacant house in town. Among the new buildings in course of erection is a tine two story brick block, which is to cost several thousand dollars and which is to be fully occupied by business enterprises of the town. Among the public utilities too Armstrong ranks ahead of many places of larger population. An The dutes of the Armstrong fair are drawing nigh and everything points to a successful exhibition. In addition to the generous prizes offered in the regular prize list and the special prizes previously advertised, several more specials are being offered, in which are included the following: By D. Matheson. For the best yearling colt or filly in the roadster class.. .$4.00 $2.00 BeBt foal of 190(1.... 8.00 1.50 Best specimen of penmanship by any pupil under 111.$1.50 Best specimen of penmanship by any pupil under 10 $1.00 By Fabmebs' Exchange. BeBt collection early potatoes $5.00 Best collection late potatoes.. 5.00 BeBt collection winter aplpes.. 5.00 enlarged water works" system soon IBest coll«otio11 fall apples... .5.00 to be installed will replace our! U is up to the directors of the present excellent system with one If(lir to Bel1 everv individual possi- that might easily do credit to Ple membership tickets and they places of several times our popu-' Bnoul(1 8et u niove on and hustle, lation. This will be a system with Ilt is also absolutely necessary that ten-inch main.nnd in addition to' th" directors see every farmer and supplying an abundance of water; m"ke arrangements for exhibits for domestic use and for gardens'11™1 not lettve everything to the and lawns within the limits of the lll8t moment. Then- should be u townsite will be extended to supply splendid exhibit considering the water to many of the ranches adja- Lieutenant Governor has been cent to the townsite within a radius of several miles. An electric light und power plant is now being put iu by a company composed of local eapitalists which will make thti town equal to its most modern rivals in this respect. Our streets as well as the dwellings and business places will Bhortly be electric lighted while power will be fur- nished for the several local industries of the town. For some time the lunds of the district surrounding have attracted attention by the quality of the fruit grown. Though formerly grain growing occupied practically the whole attention of the farmers of the district, it has of late years been demonstrated thnt as a fruit growing section the Spallumcheen is an equal to and in some respects a peer to other parts of the Okanagan, and horticulture is yearly receiving increased attention, which is proving more profitable to the fanners and makes possible Lieutenant Governor has asked to open the new hall. Provincial Fair Dates. The dates of almost all the annual fairs in British Columbia, all of which are held at some time during the months of September und October, have been announced. The following is the complete list: Vernon- Sept. 19,20,21. Kamloops —Sept. 211. 27. Agassiz -Sept. 8, North Vancouver Sept. il. Kelowna Sept. 12. 13, Mission—Sept, 17. Nelson-Sept. 111,20,21. Chilliwack-Sept. 20, 21. Central Park-Sept 20, 21, 22. Surrey Centre Sept. 25, Langley Sept. 26, The Islands-Sept, 28. Eburue—Sept. 2(1, 27. Victoria-Sept. 25, 26, 27, 28, 2!) New Westminster—Oct. 2, 8, 4, 5 and li, | AKMSTRONG-Oct. 10 und 11. FURNITURE! Our line of Furniture it now more complete than ever and we will supply with anything you want in the way of HOUSE FURNISHINGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Full Line Undertaking Goods. contractors and Builders. Contracts taken for all kinds of Carpenter Work. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED. MePherson tSllollby Your Meats. Will be Beit that the Market affords if they are bought at the Okanagan Meat Market. WHOLESALE and Retail Meat Merchants. Live Stock and Poultry Bought. frcih FISH TlCSiljS jjj FN(H|S. c. i. nousa. Ciller. H. Schneider, prop. -& Bank of Montreal Head Office: Montreal CAPITAL, all paid np $14,000,000. Rest, 810,000,000 Balance Protit and Losb account, $378,988. PRESIDENT, Right Men. Lord Jlrathcona and Mount Kerala VICE-PRESIDENT, Sir Ceo. A. Drummond. K.C.M.G. TRUNKS""1 VAUSES New Stook.. Just Received. 0. L. CHRISTIAN, Armstrong - Harness - Store. Branches in all the principal cities and towns in Canada. Also in the following cities :—London. Eng.; 22, Abchurch Lane, E. C. New York, 59 Wall Street: Chicago. 188 La Salle Street: Spokane, Wash.; St. John's Newfoundland. Bankers ami Correspondents : Liverpool. Bank of Liverpool. Scotland, British Linen Co's. Bank and Branches. A general banking business transacted. Drafts sold available at all points in the United States. Europe and Canada, including Atlin and DawBon City. SAVING'8 BANK DEPARTMENT. Deposits received from 1 upwards and interest allowed at current rates. Interest entered 30th June, and 31st December Wlthdrawala am demand without delay. Ranchers and country business given special attention. Municipal and schoo) district accounts received on favorable terms. Special attention Riven to the handling of municipal and other debentures. BANKING BY MAIL. Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail, Out-of-town accounts receive every attention. OKANAGAN DISTRICT. Se^iKEif.0.1*' ENOERBY, ARMSTRONG E. 4. Taylar, Smb. Agent. KELOWNA K S. ..latoOllntock, Smb. Agent. P. Oubtonlln, Smb. Agent. The 31 can YOUR. Tl Opportunity Your Success is dependent upon two things— Realization and Action. If You Want to BUY If A BU8INE88 we can rind a suitable location for you. You Want to SELL List your property with us and we will dispose of it. BaiTRemember we are Belling the INCH LOTS. \ rents for J Anglo-Amerktan Fire Ins. Agents lor j g^ ^^ £|fe> BOa Hirby&Hirby, Real €$tate LIE 3E Jill kinds of Refresbiig Dishes for the Hot Weather DELICIOUS ICE CREAM ICE CREAM SODAS STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM, ETC, ALL THE LATEST AND BEST FLAVORS. Troft ■ fruit ■ new ■ in ■ Stock. Aa SHARY, Bakery, Confectionery, Restaurant, <«■■■■■■. a IVoudetalltbe Cocal news for $1.50 a year.;! j Aimirong M|AT MARKET. ——-wiwlesaie & ReMl== All kinds of Fresh and Cured Meats always in stock Fish and Fowl in season BestPrices for Fat StocK and Poultry. Mail Orders a Specialty. Geoa Murray, Poultry Wanted 1 revs f»TT»v»»»vifT»7«T7»7n PrOp. a V*-*r*'ar*f 11 3W= .. Cocal and General.. -jj±- Born- To Mr. and Mrs. Thos. \ Born- To Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Skyrme, a son, on Saturday, Sep- j Lowes, on Friday, September 14, teniber 15, HKMi. 1806, a son. Miss Ida .McDonald left the first j Mrs. C. H. Hardy returned from of the week for Vancouver to enter I the Vernon hospital Tuesday. She ll business college. Thos. Holliday is beginning the erection of a new residence on his property in Eastview. The stork was kept well engaged at Armstrong last week. No It-sB than five births occurred in is somewhat improved in health. E. W. Keenleyside, representing the North American IiiBurance Co. spent the last of the week here. Bring something to the fair. Even though it may not appear to you to be anything extra, at least help to make a good show. Mr. and Mrs. H town within as many days. Miss Constance Daykin and! Mr,and Mr8' H McCann, of Mrs. Bert Fletcher arrived from'0tter lnke' monrn the lo8B ot their Vancouver and New Westminster infunt chll(1- wht>B0 ,leuth occurred on Monday for a visit with thoir [ Monday morning at the age of parents. I four months. The Bee Hive Store and Binl Mjbb Jean, eldest Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Monday for New where she enters Columbian u ,, , „ Bros, each sport newly covered de- Burnett, left I ,. . . , ,, «,._.,, livery wagons, which add consul- Westminster, ,, . ?, . . . ,, . i>rably to their prominence m their , ,. ,, . daily stunts about town, lege- for a three year s course. Marshall Lucas returned from Field Tuesday where he has been operating a barber shop during Notice is given in another column of tlie compulsory annual shoot of the rifle association to be held on October 18 and 19, Members are also notified to return all rides at once. Wm. Stevenette, who arrived the Bummer. He leaves the first of October for Portland to resume his Btudies in the dental college. Bert Francis, who has been working in Revelstoke for the from Lacombe, Alta., on Tuesday L,^ few weekB) oame ln on Mon purchased the three-acre residen. day>„ train and w(,nt th h to tlal site ii«Enstview formerly owned j Veru0I1 wh„re ho hag ^ ft by F. J. Bud. Mr. Stevenette has j gition as bllggageman in the c, p begun the erection of a residence j g station on the same. A meeting of the directors of the A large bear was seen in the timber to the east ef town on Sunday. An organized bear hunt was at once talked of. but bo far there Farmers' Exchange was held Saturday afternoon, A good attend- ance of the members of the board was present. The business is no report of old Bruin having, .... , „,, ? | principally of a routine nature in been brought to earth, mul is said to have been seen in the same locality on several previous occasions. C. T. Fenner is on a two weeks' holiday to Alberta. Born-To Mr. and Mrs. John Winslow. a son, on Saturday, September 15,1906, Rev. D. Campbell will preach in the Methodist church next Sunday morning at the usual hour. Mrs. J. T. Bardolph, of Vernon. wiib n guest of her Bister, Mrs. E. S. V. McClintock, this week. Work on the Wolfenden brick block is progressing favorably. The brick is up to the second story. W. J. Robinson, of Vancouver, is here for the purpose of wiring buildings for those who contemplate putting in electric light. Special services were held in the Seventh Day Adventist church Wednesday evening. SermoiiB were delivered by Elders Stewart and Young. W. S. Fisher on Wednesday purchased of Geo. Levins the hitter's farm north of town. Mr. Levins expects to engage at work in the lumbering woods. George S. Polly, youngest son of Mr. S. Pelly has accepted u poBi- tion from the C.P.R. on one of their boutB on Arrow Lake. He left last Saturday to take it up. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. Heggie, of the Stepney ranch, sympathize with them in the loss of their infant daughter whose death oenred at the uge of four months last week. r •\ i TT^ATCH this Space for announcements of Genuine, Big' Money-Saving' Bargains! I I I I JOHN HAMILL, E6c - Lowest - Priced - Store, a y (; BUSINESS POINTERS , Official Directory Railway Time Table (Shuswap & Okanaoan Railwav| Overalls in black, gray or blue, j A£uvne^°™ North.dHny.e.,oe,9:2r, a. m. Arm- Arrives from South daily except ! Sunday 3:26 p. m. j the interests of the Exchange. i Wednesday's train hud on board 1 a trotter for W. R. McGaw, of Ver- The residential suburbs of East-:non-that'B by fftr th« f»9<f * !*» view and Rosedale are just now ex.' °f .^"f? Jet ^ou«h* 'n^ periencing somewhat of a boom in I Bntish OolmnbiB. The animal is the building line. No less than "^ m. *°^ **** to Dnn Patch, having a mark of 1:69. six new dwellings are in varying stages of construction in those districts at present—viz: Dr. Vank- leek's, 8. McKee's, W. Gregory's, Vernon's annual fall fair and race meet opened on Wednesday j with or without bibs, $1.00. and closes today. A number of I itage & Paul. the people from Armstrong are! Come in and see our Amherst T municipal council taking advantage of the excellent I working shoes. Every pair solid Reeve-A. Schubert, weather and attending the fair.!; feather and guaranteed. Get them A young lady explained to u|nt Armitage & Paul's. printer the difference in printing; Light overalls and jackets— and publishing and in conclusion | $2,50 per suit ntArmitagecfe Paul's, said : '•' Now you may print a kiss on my cheek, but yon must not publish it." With that he locked ARMSTRONG Circle. No. M2 HOME CIRCLE. Order of Canadian Home Circles, meets in the I.O.K. hall, st Monday in each i month, F. N. lUNIELL.teader. Mrs. FRASER, Secretary Cap season is on I We have the assortment to choose from. Armitage & Paul. j The Advance and the Winnipeg ; Free Press one year for only $1.75. Pelly & Pelly are selling the late | Larkin estate lots, now owned by Father Dorval held his regular monthly mass here lost Sunday. As a special feature of last Sun. W. Stevenette's. Drs. Miller and Knight, working under the direction of the veterinary department of the Dominion government, this week completed their task of testing for the prevalence of glanders in this district. After an examination of practically all the horses of the district they found no presence of glanders here. According, there. fore, to the diagnosis of the Dominion authorities horsemen may feel with reasonable assurance that the district is free of the disease H. Martin's, Thos. Holliday's and j day's service Father Dorval brought with him several members of his choir from Lumby, whose assistance to the service was very much appreciated by the members of the church here. H, B. McElhinney is in receipt of the information of the death of a little niece in Vancouver last weak as the result of being thrown the fuir form in his arms and went to press. W. W. Clark, one of the well known newsppaer men of the province, was in Armstrong a iBwIJi^Ji^^",^"^ days this week in the interests of aWe lott ta towili the Vancouver World, which paper he now represents. Mr. Clark is1 8olid comfort! "Walk-Over" spending some time in giving a'8hoeB! You are right buying these comprehensive writeup to the goods. Armitage & Panl have various parts of the Okanagan. 'tnem- n .liiTL-i ■ : j lmj i Onr fall and winter suitings are David White, wife and children . „ „ , .. , . . a . r. „ , ... . , in. Call and see the latest. Arm- of Banff, have spent the past week I.. „ n , • a * d i < I itage & Paul. in Armstrong. People even from i the great national resort grow Working shirts Clerk and assessor— L. W. Patton. Treasurer and collector—J. M. Wright. Councillors— Geo. Murray, W. Hallam, J. L. Hartwell, R. B. Main. M Churches ETHODIST CHURCH. Divine Service will he held every Sunday as follows: Armstrong, 11 a.m.; Knob Hill, 3 p.m.; Enderby, 7.30 p.m.; Sunday Sohool at 2.30 p.m.—Rev. A. N. Miller, Pastor. ■DPESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Postofllce Maii, Arrives— North daily except Sunday 11-10 a. m South " " » ' 330 p. m. Mail Lkavks— North daily except Sunday :t:l."p p. tn. South 9:|.-, „. m. Spallumcheen, Hull Car, Olen einma nnd Falkland every Tuesday and Friday at 7:1X1 a.m. .I. II. Wright, Postmaster. _' Synopsis of Homestead Regulations. j A NV available Dominion Lands with- j. ! ■*-*■ in the Railway Belt in British Services in S. Andrew's,Enderby, st Columbia, maybe homesteaded by any 11 a.m.; Zion Church, Armstrong, atj person the sole head of a familv, or any 7:30 p.m. every Sunday.—Rev. D. Camp-1 ni(liP ove, |n y,.lir8 „,^^ to tne eIt(,n't maammaam .... . . of one-quarter section of MO acres more CHURCH OF ENGLAND I"''''8.8; . | fcntry niiiBt lie made personally at the and patterns Collar buttons, cuff links. in all weights Armitage & Paul. studs, St. James' Church. 11:00; ... School 10:00. Communion services on first and third Sundays in eaoh month at the 11 o'clock service. Rsv. Howard J. Kino,M. A., Vicar. tired of the beauties of nature to be seen there and long for a trip through the Okanagan. This waa from a wagon on to the pavement.! trna in Mr. Wnite.8 cag0i and heI a^ Only a Bhort time ^before Mr. Me- gtateri to the writer that the trip here was enjoyed immensely ami--. _ « ^.^T^ CX thnt he found the Okanagan even] yflf . I /\ &m l^a,» , R OMAN CATHOLIC. tie pins! Get busy and see these | g&^Jv';°Jl, 5S ASSSS Armitage & Paul. Third Sunday in each moth at 10 o'clock i Father Dorval. Elhinney received news of the drowning of his father at Van- couver. Mayor Keary, of New Westmin- Duncan Robs, M. P., whose visit **'' Wa° ^T^J** ."' °f to town we announced last weBkJ ^ W«^/V\ h.le Mr. Keary's visit was unable to spend as much time ito th''.™lley WU8 pnmanIy m his here as desired owing to an urgent ;C,lptt0'ty "" 9fiofetary.manager of call elsewhere. He expects to re- turn here on next Thursday, ut which time he announces that he will be pleased to meet any of his <»nstitnentB. If any of onr read- , , , • . crs have errors either of omission !tate' h,! ooon»m» tho P°9itiou better than he expected. the provincial exhibition, he has private interests at whioh received a share of his at tention. Besides owning a line tract of land on the Swanson «b- of or commission charged up against the official conduct of their repre- sentativc- in the Douitniou House, they will be privileged to per. eonnlly present their case to him, Armstrong h-.ifl been the scene of a small bit of mining excite. nent the pimt couple of weeks, caused by what Ib thought by the discoverers of a placer mine on Deep creek which will yield sufti- cient gold to make it a profitable proposition. W, H. Tucker and president of the Armstrong Light & Power Co., which is now making good progress with the instoll- ation of the eleotric. light and power system here. Another splendid opportunity iB offered to the people of Armstrong to patronize home industry. It is to be found in their purchuBes of j 'or. soda biscuits, fancy biscuits, social' desire teiiB. wine biscuits, gingor snapB and other dainty products of the biscuit faotory. Wo have this week hud occasion to test samples The regular annual harvest home j services at St. James' church were j held last Sunday, both morning j and evening. The church was I beautifully decorated for the occas-! , 'ion, with the various products of! , , . * I field and garden gathered from | the district. The evidences of1 plenty everywhere present lent an inspiration for thankfulness to nil I present for the bountiful mercies; of ii kind Providence. The service wiib especially suitable to the occasion, both the music and the addresses by the vicar. Painter.. i ALL The Armstrong Electric Light ■uid Power Company, Ltd.. now have their subscription list open Sign Writer and Decorator... WORK GUARANTEED. -ESTIMATES GIVEN- W. JAMES. IKg"At Armstrong Hotel. PUBLIC NOTICE Municipal Water WorKi. Professional c. Morning prayer l00"' Uln<1 "A*06 'or the district in which Evening prayer 7:30; Sunday i the land is situate. The homesteader is required to perform the conditions connected therewith under one of the following plans: (1| At least a six months' residence upon and cultivation of the land in each year for three years. (2)If the father (or mother, if the father is deceased) of the homesteader resides upon a farm in the vicinity of the land entered for, the requirements as to residence may he satisfied by residence upon said land. I.'ljlf the settler has his permanent residence upon farming land owned by him in the vicinity of his homestead, the requirements ns to residence may be satisfied hy residence upon the said land Six months' notice in writing should be given to the Commissioner nf Dominion lands at Ottawa of intention to apply for patent. Coal lands may he purchased at SIO per iiere for soft coal und 820 for anthracite. Not more than 320 acres can he acquired by one individual or company. Royalty at tho rate of Hi cents per ton of 2,0(10 iwunds shall be collected on the gross output VV. W, GOBY, Deputy of Minister olIhe Interna- N. H.~ I'nnuthiirized publication of bis advertisement will not be paid for. TGI TEMPLE CORNWALL. Barrister-nt-Law. Solicitor and Notary Public. ARMSTRONG, - - -B.C. •yy F. FRASER, D. M. I) DENTIST. Wood Cargill lllock. Cilice Hours: 8::K) to 12 and 1 :J!0 to r, ATMSTRONG, B.C. W. CROSS, D. (). V. D. S. Veterinary Dentist and Surgeon. Calls may be left at K. K. Hums Drug Store. Geo lellack are the discoverers , y th(J9e umnufllctllred b fte M, R who quietly stoke, the claim ""d Suuth Co., of YWin, made from have already devoted some time to flour nmlmfaotur(i(1 by the okmm. it. Sluice boxes are being con- structed and the mine is to be worked steadily, The latter of the LY'", v t above named parties is an old and I , , • experienced miner and prospector, and is very Biinguineof the outlook of the new discovery. Should it turn out us well us expected this find will confirm the belief often .expressed that gold exists in paying quantities in various parts of tthe distriet, gun Flour Mills Co.. of Armstrong, and can truly say that they are cif iniility some instances tin Tn Water Consumers :— Water for other than household the sale of shares to all whol purposes can only be iiBed ns foil- to become members of the'ows: company. It will be remembered Residents of Town— that the company at the time of Between the hours of Ii:il0 and il applicationfor charter stipulatedI{££*»JSjftJgig£ftf that in order to encourage tlle ■ to <( „ mi investment of the capital stock by ! ()ut9ilu) Consumers- local parties as largely as possible; 4 a, in. to (i;ili) a. m.j 12 o'clock every person in the municipality noon to 1 p. ni. and li to 7:i!0p. m. would be given the opportunity of' The Constable has positive or- purchasing shares. This portion,; <«irs to MY. information against fraternal Societies. T O. L. No. 1N07., meets in the; .LJa I,, y. Lodge Room, the second Saturday evening of each month nt 8 p.m. Visiting brethren cordiallv invited P. N. DANIELS, A. SCHUBERT, Secretary. W.M. ! 80 OKANAGAN Black Preceptory. V>» Meets in the Foresters' Hall. Armstrong, on the Thursday, on or before the full moon, at 8 p.m. Visiting brethren cordiallv invited. W. T. HOLTHV, K, BENNETT, Preceptor Registrar. unite the! °^ t'U!'r agreement the company is I now fulfilling to the letter and if I peer of anything turned out by the local capital the information persons infringing these rules. Geo. Murray, •f. Hamill, not interested in F. C. Wolfenuen, eastern factories. They are for!tne °°n>P»»y "will not be thei ^ Water CoinmiBsioners. sale by the several grocers nf town, i f,u,lt of tne Pr,!8ent members. PUREBRED Why buy eastern-made goods when jTh'; ™Pital 8tonk of the «>mpa.iy I FOUltry. Brown Leg- you can get just as good an article is *26i000 divided into 25,000 hotami piomouth Rock Poultry and manufactured in B.C. from flour- shares of 11,00 each. The shares'Eggs. Somo exoeptiounlly good young eat grown I nre being offered at par for sixty: Cockerels now on hand. F.N. DANIELS A SON (mm BUCKSNITIB. CORONATION Lodge. No. IK. I. O. O. F. [ Meets every Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows' Hall, over Wood, Cargill & Co's. Store, at 8 o'clock. Sojourning brethren are cordially invited to attend. H. HAVVK1NS, N. O. O. MoPHEBSON, V. G. (i. MOBERLY, Rec.Sec. made in B.C. out of in B.C. 1 days. Lansdowne. T. W. MARSHALL COURT ARMSTRONG. 3429. I. O. r. No, Meetings Bt their hall last Saturday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially' invited. II. Hawkins, R.S. FOR SALE.: 1 MoCormick Binder, I Brnntfi Mowor,|l Fanning Mill, i Btravi t'nlti 1 Horso.Powor. F. N. DANIELS»»s-0'n — ■» ;!. Thou Bhalt employ thy own Correspondence, mechanics that they may not^bej V J driven from their homes to line bread lor their little ones. Them shalt also consider him as thy '". I neighbor, above all of them that iwelleth in a strange town. 1 Then shalt nol ask for credit •I. Bull, Thomas Ashdown and ;as the goodB cost mnoh money nud WilUam Ferguson hnve beonona|the merchnnt'B brain Is buHbned gooseandduck hunt in tho Fish I with bills. His children Glenemma. Harry McLeod opened the shoot- ing Benson with a buck and grouse and n wounded black bear. TAKEN UP. Two black sows which came to I my place about September 1.1 (Iwner please call pay damages and expenses and take the same away. T. N. Hates. Painters Wanted t?i»*^$555^$*5^00^5^^ I will pay highest wages and give steady employment to three men capable of doing good house painting. A, J. Laaworth, Grade Jerseys. 1 have six grade Jersey milch lamoiir cows for sale at my residence on GOOd w-Acre Ranch • • • M. A la\Zf • e • Bee Hive store. lake district, Tiny were a bit too soon iu the season 1'orthe main flight, but Beoured one goose an I about forty ducks. They report a heavy frost while there. Pierce Bros, have sold part of tlu-ir valuable property to .Mr. Mo Duff and he is having a erected thereon. daily for bread, and liis wife nbid- >-1 li at home for lack of suoh raiment as adorneth her sister. Blessed, yea. thrice blessed is the man that pays cash. 5, Thou shalt not ask for reduced prices for thine " influence" house i f°r behold guile is in thine heart and the merchant readeth it like .. ,. , an open book, he laugheth thee to \ alley lias - , , .,,:,. , , ... . . *. scorn and shouteth to his clerks Bettlccl here and is busy erecting a a good frame house thereon. He expects the arrival of his family |)t shortly. Mr. Funk has a splendid bearing orchard in Fire Valley and is going into the fruit business here, ,. ... I voice of pride to overcome (!. Funk of Fire •ha. ha!" (j. Thou shalt do whatever lieth in thy power to encourage and promote the welfare of thine own town and thy people, 7. Thou Bhalt not suffer the thee Mr. Ferguson has gone east on n Bmi if 0thi;r towns entice thee. holiday trip which he well deserves, j consent thou not, for thou mayest he is one of our pioneers and a j De deceived, hustler too us he has cleared up 8 Thou gbaU Bpemlthy earn. and has m crop, of over 101) acres j .^ ,,t hom(, that t,u,y may Ktmn j i me ires here- ' from whence they came and give 18owl miJ°h One of our settlers was recently j nourishment to such ub come after asked while in Vernon what the;thee, prospects were of irrigating the j 9. the old F. E. Poole place near 1 Lansdowne, These cows are all lirst class milkers, and none of them have been fresh more than two j months, while some of them ar" newly fresh. Reasonable prices. S. Mi-Kee. —-—— Jerseys for Sale. The undersigned offers for sale 16 head of Choice Purebred Jer- ' Beys, lately imported, consisting of COWS, HEIFERS andd BULLS. These are a specially selected lot. bred of the finest strains and will be otl'ered at reasonable prices. Inspection invited. Apply to G. A. Love. Formerly the Mark Hill farm. ...FOR SALE. Only half a mile from Arm- j strong. 10 aores under cultivation | : balance good bottom land easily j cleared. Good frame bouse, stable I and other buildings, With the I | land will be sold one team, three [ cows, one steer, one brood sow, il [ dozen chickens, and full equipment farm machinery, Prioe SoOOO, ...I). M1TCHKLL. 25 PERCBNT j. ii. warren > PIANO TUNER For Sale. One fresh milch cow; also one! cow to be fresh the first of December. Both these nre first-class milkers and will make] Thou shalt not bear fulse, good winter cowb. 20- land around Vernon with the water witness against the town wherein from Salmon river, with reasonable ; thou dwelleth, but sprak well of capital to back it this is quite it to all men. possible, and indeed should be ■ 10. Thou shalt keep these com- miule very profitable both to the uiandmonts and teach them to thy | pipe for sale. farmer, horticiilturalist and gar- S. Fruno. Graduate Nlics-Bryant school... i I am now prepared to receive orders for piano tuning and guarantee satisfaitiiiiv woiik at REASONABLE I'HHES. Address me at.... ARMSTRONG, B. 0. children to the third 17- Armstrong. Iron Pipe. 8000 feet of ^ in. galvanized iron Apply to Messrs. id fourth! pe"iiy & peijy) Kn\ estate agents, dener, and for a company putting j S™oZrish ll grow B"S| « to * »■ D™' ™«°^< a goal system into operation, even wm,„ tuon art iujj to rest with in the drieBt years the amount of thy fathers. wuter in the river iB ample for the — — purpose in fact a thorough system I LOSTa taking in tne country from the On Wednesday, September 19th upper bridge of Salmon district, om, |luly-s Widthum watch, gold All rifles must be returned to und parts of Armstrong, Larkin ease, open face,either in Armstrong the Becretury at once. The com. und Veruoii, should prove profit- or on road between Armstrong and j pulsory annual shoot will be held able, ub in a dry year four times ttml Enderby. Suitable reward at hit the range on Thursday and Armstrong Rifle Association. Armstrong, B.C., 17th September.! Simingion & Barneti... V & BUILDERS. All kinds of Carpenter work done at reasonable prices. Estimates given.— Shop next Francis' the amount of crop can be grown ADVANCE office. off an acre of laud irrigated, as - — against the crop grown on an acre: FfihrUT LOSERS. alongside unirrigated, and the _ . a. extra cost should only amount to i I have trust funds for loan in from 25 cents to 50 cents per acre large or small sums to farmers to ...,,, ., , i, enable them to purchase stock, extra besides the price that would ; .^^ iW]t hM^ ^ ^ have to be paid the company for | |n™ or n|ak), otller improvements, water. I Loans made on Homesteads ! where Recommendation for Patent The Commandments Revised. ". has been made though title is not 1 issued. Friday the lNth and l!Hh of Oc- tobec, commencing each day at 9 a.m. All members must attend. G. MOBERLV, Capt. NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. Pursuant to the Creditor's Trait Deeds Act, 1901, and Amending Acts. home son 1. Thou shalt not go away from I Approved applications promptly MOTICE is hereby uiven that Arte- une to do thy trading, nor thy I completed. D1 , m,,s ErastU8 Huntl"}'' °' the lh 1 A t Pedigree, rami. iJntry Stock, township of Bpallunicheen, in the coun- n, nor tny uaugliter. Logging and Freighting Horses ty nf Vale, manufacturer ol lumlrer, has Thou shult patronize thy Insured against loss from any, hy deed dated the Twenty-Seventh day Armstrong Darker ...Shop and Billiard Halt. The smoothest shaves, the neatest haircuts and the cleanest Bhauipoos. Shave 15c. Haircut 25c, A. N. RATLEDGE, . Proprietor ...OFF... WHITE WAISTS!!! Regular SI .10 values to be sold at $ .88 1.50 values to be sold at SI.25 2.00 values to be sold at SI .60 Also 25',;. off on CORSET COVER8 DRAWERS NIGHT DRE8SE8 AND UNDERSKIRTS. P. C. Corsets. ThoscCorSotS are well known for their Fit and Durability. C.T. DAYKIN home merchant, and thy home cause. printer, for yea. verily, cloth not Write me your requirements, thy home printer spread over the! £. Aa HAGGEN, glad tidings of thy goodness and Real Estate. Insurance, greatness and they shall patronize and Financial Agent, thee. REVELSTOKE B. C. Specials IN DEDDING PLANTS! ADMIRAL DEWEY An entirely now variety ol Strawberry. Very best for bearing ntui i|iitility. Strong plants nt i?1.iki jwr dozen, OOTHBERT RASPBERRIES $2.00perl00, W. H. WHITE, ARMSTRONG, .... Itritish Columbia. Hausman&Dunn Improved MOUTH SPECULUM in Operation. Notice tlie onse and com fort of the horse. Dr. C. W. CROSvS, Veterinary : Dentist : and : Surgeon. I am especially prepared to perforin all kinds of dentistry. be sun- to have your horses' teeth examined. tc-.v|| YKAHS' STEADY PRACTICE. Dr. C. W. Cross, Oili.-e Bell s Barn, - . . ARMSTRONG, B. C. aAmss^mmm^sM;^ii^Massa^.m of August, 1008, assigned all his personal property, real estate, credits and effects, which may he siezed and sold under execution, to Frederick T. Jackson, of Armstrong, in the county of Vale, accountant, for the purpose of satisfying, ratably and proportionately, 1 and without preference or priority, all his creditors. Such deed was executed by the suid Artemus Krastus Huntley i and Frederick T. Jackson on the 27th | of August, 1IKK). A meeting of the creditors of the said Artemus Krastus Huntley will he held ■ nt the office of the said Frederick T. > Jackson, nt Armstrong aforesaid, on Wednesday, the 12th day of September, 19011, at :i p. in. All |Msons having claims against the said Artt-inus Eras- tus Huntley are required to forward particulars of same, duly verified, to the j said Frederick T. Jookson, nt Armstrong aforesaid, on nr before the 27th day of September, Hkki: and nol ice is hereby given that after tbe said 27th day nf September, Won, the said assignee will proceed to distribute the proceeds of the estate, having regard only to the claims of which he shall then have received notice, and that he will not be res|K,iisible for the assets, or any part thereof, BodiBtributod, to any person or I persons or whose dnhl or chum he shall nol thnn have ri ived notion* [ Dated at Vernon, this tiTth day ol August, Hum. l-'liKli lill.l.l.Mls, Solicitor for the Assignee! Do you buy Milk! BIRD BROS, beg to inform the public that they rre prepare to supyly FRESH MILK AND (.'REAM delivered in town night nnd morning Prices: I MILK L'l i|ts for »1 t !REAM 85o i|t For sale! 1 LAND in 80-Acre Lots Four Choice BO-aore Block four | miles from town will be sold cheap and on easy terms. Inquire of H. Scnneider. Okanagan Flour Mills Co. Ltd. ARMSTRONG B. C. millers of a flour UNIVERSAL FAVORITE ^—AGENTS FOR -*- Peering Itiacbinery* Feed Grains of All Kinds BOUGHT AND SOLD. we sell Buggies. Yes. and we also sell the.... 20th century washer... The Best Machine iiiacle. Wire (.'able of all sizes, Single and double blocks, Horse Forks, Churches' Hay Cars, Champion .Mowers and Rakes Thomas Steel Ilny Tedders. B. Francis foi: SALE! Building stone Best quality of Stone iu the district. Will be delivered 111 reasonable charges. Orders may be left at Advanoe office. ED LUMSDEN. 700 Acres ol LandCbe eol""",la Mw- JUUHWn. 450 Acres under cultivation. Six niili-8 from Armstrong, suitable for (Iiiaix. Vuiietani,u or Fruit GROWING, Will be sold in tracts to suit, purchasers. Inquire of— J A. SHIELLS, or ADVANCE Office. I Provides board and tuition for both Ladies and Gentlemen lit very low rates. In the regular course instruction is given iu the advanced Public, School. High School, Collegiate and University work. The Special Courses include a thorough practical Business training: The Vocal, Instrumental, and Technique in MtiBic.i In Art: Sketching, Oil Painting and Pyrography; Also Physical Culture and Elocution. For Calendar, Address "Columbian j College, Now Westminster, B. C, Scenic Artist, Sign Writer. Guilder .House Painter®. Decorator. . .special oiler in.. SEASONABLE GOODS^r BEE SUPPLIES, Buckwheat, Fall Rye, Clover, Timothy, Lawn Glass. Ensilage Com, Mangel, Turnip. Special quotations in quantity. Spray Pumps. Whale Oil Son"' Vegetable Plants. Largo stock of Home Grown Fruit and Ornamental Trees now matured for the fall trade, No oxpoiiBo, loss or delay of fumigation or inspection. Let me price your lisl before placing your order, We do businoss on our own grounds IIO l-nilt to pay, and are prepared to meet nil competition. Catalog Free. M. J. HENRY. 8010 Westminster Road. Vancouver, B. C. Tor Sale \ 11 Paper-hanging" Kalsomining, Etc. 25 years experience in Europe, Africa nnd America. aa— tM HfW« »VV afaS^W i If Choice land iu Salmon Arm Valley; i good houses and outbuildings, Will sell In block or In tracts to stilt purchasers, EASY TERMS. - - Apply on the premises (o.... Kl. Jfrmsttong '&-£. 'iii. r>. si
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Title | The Armstrong Advance |
Alternate Title | The Armstrong Advance and Spallumcheen Advocate |
Publisher | Armstrong, B.C. : Eugene Rhian |
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