}SV- X^r***j vf &/>e Armstrong Advance and Spallumcheen Advocate. MAR 26 1901 rlMUM II He UkrCtlS »l HTMlTMi iH MSfTlCt, Ut CMkCSl HMH #1 Ut FssMK MWfU Vettt. 'vromK. ° > ws^m*- VOL. I. ARMSTRONG, B. C, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 190K. NO 49. af o ESOESOI ffiNTS' FURNISIIINGS^ \ 0sn't it time you were tninning of JJeur Wearing ClppareC for tfie coming Spring and Summer; There isn't any doubt about tho Beauty or Fashion you will rind in thoseiGoods in our Store. They are just opened and are the Best Products of Mills of National reputation, and yon ran bank on the Quality. See our lines of Hats and Cap6, Shirts and Hose. Our $8.00 work- sng Shoes are the Best Value on the market. Boys' School Shoes $1.40 to $3.25. Overalls $1.00. Men's. Youths' and Boys' Clothing in all Shades and Styles $5 up. NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR MADE- TO-ORDER SUIT. OUR STOCK IS COM- 1 PLETE AND YOU WILL HAVE NO DIFFICULTY IN CHOOSING, M Tat leadiag Gtalt' Fanuhere ^•1 Paul's. SAY! You ought to see our Spring Stock of Mens, Youths and Boys Clothing. We handle the best in Canada. W. B, Johnston of Toronto and the Campbell Clothing of Montreal. They certainly are up-to-date in Style and Workmanship, fence in Chicken wire just arrived in car direct from Montreal, also Nails of all sizes at right prices, BlNC stone Direct from Manufacturers and the price is O, K Dont make yourselves old men digging out stumps but call and get s box of Thos. Hamilton Stnmping Powder which will Wow out more stamps in one hour than yon could dig out in six months, Fuss and caps also on hand. SftOCS j We can knock the Bpots off anything in tho Valley in Mens Ladies, Misses and Children* Shoes, Just call and have a look at our Ladies and Misses Oxfords in black and tan. We are also handling this year Mens, Ladies & Childrens tennis canvass shoes. Caockerg , All kinds at rock bottom prices, Everybody knows that our Crockery stock is complete and at prieeB within reach of oil, WOOD CARGILL CCK Ltd THE FIRE FIEND. Residence of G. J. .Wallace Damaged Saturday Morning. The first call of "fire" to resound Armstrong Capitalist in Vancouver. Mr. T. W. Fletcher, a well known Armstrong, B. C, resident, evidently has great faith in the commercial possibilities of Vancouver. He came down from the on tho stillness of the Armstrong ihterior ft few dny8 ogo with „ air for a considerable time i f_t ro„ of hmk noteg Now he j8 was occasioned by a conflagra-1 „;„„„ the mogt of the rol, hnt he tion at the residence of G. J. Wal-, bw the utlo (Wlg of „ „,„,.,„,._ lace at 1:30 last Saturday morning. |ny„ amomt o( Vancouver real Hjw the fire started, is, as is often U^ In all Mr Fie,cher has the case, a complete mystery. The j _,„,_„. (luring the ^ wwk OTOr starting place was evidently on the,,gO]000 ,„ bnginM8 nmi resijentlll outside at tho rear of the kitchen, property, near a kerosene can setting just| His first pnrchases were several outside the door. Mrs. Wallace days ago when he secured some I I I first discovered the presence of the; ongin(,gBt property on the west side fire, which she thought to be in the 10, Granviile 8tm;t ^tyma Robson blacksmith Bhop near by. Mr. 8ml Smithe Since then h(J hng Wallace immediately hnsteneil to . bnying ohoice regWentnl lotg. the door und upon opaning it *H He likes thecity so well he may knocked to the Hoor by a mad rush deciae to remove here from the of flames into his own house. The I ■^Brim, Mr Fletcher 8uyg there , household was soon alarme.1 and|(1Te _ number of npcountry men | the fight against the fire hend be-jwho intend inveBting lftrgely in jgun. Apparently with the aug-1 Vancolm!r renhy< n8 they belieV(, [mentation of an explosion from it nn excellent investment.-Pro. I the kerosene the fire gained very j rupid headway, and the interior of i the kitchen was soon enveloped in : flames. Owing to there being no j steam at the flour mill—upon | which dependance is placed as the only means in town of spreading a j fire alarm—there was no means of j giviutr the alarm, except by spread-1 iing the news to such of the in-l, , , . , 7.. . , , . ■ _ i try where he intends residing in .habitants as chanced to be awake'.-' TT . ... ... Off for Spallumcheen. New Westminster, March 20.— (Special)—Local Manager F. R. Glover of the British Columbia Electric Railway will leave in a few weeks for the Okanagan conn- at that hour of the night. Despite this fact a number of willing hands were soon at work with the fire equipment, and once the water was applied the conquering of the blaze was a short task. This was not done; however, until- after the kitchen had been almost completely burned and the contents badly future. He resigned his position with the Electric Company some time ago, but he has not yet been relieved of his duties. Mr. Glover haa proved a most popular and efficient official, and jus many friends in this city will regret to hear of his intended departure from the city. Mrs. damaged. The.loss to Mr. Wal- 0^and her nephew left yester *-* rinii fain *Vii>i>> fiitiii.ii .•i-.iii,i in thi lace will be about $250, which however, is fully covered by insurance in companies represented by J. M. Wright, who readily adjusted the claim and the damage will be replaced without delay. That the fire resulted in no greater damage is indeed, fortunate, and Mr. Wallace owes the saving from the complete destruction of his dwelling and contents to the water system of the town—not forgetting the heroic efforts of those who were on the scene to apply the same and to render every assistance possible. Armstrong Power ft Light Co. day for their future home in the Okanagan Valley. Signs of Business. Appropos of our remarks a couple of weeks ago re the number of commercial travellers making this territory, we note that from last Saturday to Wednesday of this week there were registered at the Okanagan Hotel alone no loss than twonty-four different drummere. When it is considered thnt perhaps a dozen more visited town betweon trains and did not register it may rend- something Must Be Done! Business is nol Good! i We must have ***- ___ NECESSARY So fer One Ween wltt sett wltat le (eft ef ear tttsperted cut Class al cost. and a targe fine ttaiftcr* Soaps at Xaff Price. CUt .fancy Feeds at 1-3 eff regular price. Sfte Armstrong Pnarmacy, R. R. Burns, - - Druggist. ily be seen to whnt extent we The Armstrong Power and Light ihave be,m besieged with the grip Co., have during the past week had fraternity of late-and thus be n survey of Davis creek made by al'Sained ° f,Ur idea ot the ttmomlt civil engineer, nnd taken other pre of business done. liminnry steps for the installation of their plant, The creek nnd the amount of power which it is capable of developing has been found satisfactory, and the installation of a complete power plant on Davis Hardwares Amalgamated. An important deal was closed in town yesterday whereby was amalgamated the two hardware creek near the "present intake of 18Ttore8: Me88rB' ■Armstrong & Leverington arc taking over the stock carried by Joe McDonald, the village waterworks is an assured fact. As soon as snow hns all disappeared from the timber, roads wilt be made for the purpose of who retires from the business, Mr, McDonald expects to take getiinglumberforthepowerhot.se, uPthe ™"«#>°>e«* "f the Arm- piping nnd other supplies on the 8tro,,« E1,,ctrlc L*ht & Power ground, WHY 8HOULD YOU READ THE ADVANCE? BECAUSE it helps to advance your district BECAUSE it is the only means to get tbe news. BECAUSE it is owned and published in Armstrong Creamery Patronage Growing. Bnttermaker Christian reports already a noticeable increase in the receipts of cream at the Okanagan creamery, and aInisy season is foreshadowed for that institution during the coming summer. The creamery is an institution that has never yet received that measure of patronage to which it is entitled commensurate with its advantages to the community, and it is pleasing to note that the farmers are now apparently coming to a realization of its benefits and under the satisfactory management and operation of tho past year it is now promised the most successful season of its existence. Co., the duties of which it is expected will demand the greater portion of bis timo. Lacrosse. Arrangements are under way for a lacrosse team in town during the summer. A mooting for the purpose of organization and preliminary arrangements is called in the I, O. F. hall at h o.clock next Monday evening, to which is invited the presence of all interested in lacrosse. Newspaper for Pentkton. A correspondent from Pontic- ton says that Louis Gould, of Vernon, will establish n'newspaper at that place, to appear In May. Our Member III. A despatch received Saturday from Ottawa says: Mr. Duncan Ross, M. P , was taken to the Contagious Disease Hospital that morning, Buffering from diphtheria. On reaching Ottawa, a week ago. from British Columbia, Mr. Ross' child was sent to the hospital with diphtheria. Mrs. Ross is in the hospital nursing the child, nnd now Mr. Ross has had to join them. The child 1b improving and Mr. Ross getting along as well as could bft expected. Okanagan and Glanders. The protest of the Okanagan farmers against the wholesale destruction of horses supposed to be suffering from glanders has received some justification in the action of the Dominion government in withdrawing the veterinary in-' spector from Vuncouver and recalling him to Ottawa, This only took place after horses to the value of $75,000 had been destroyed in and around the Terminal City. This action is said to bo due to the fact that close scientific inquiry tends to increase the doubt us to the absolute reliability of mullein as a test for this pestiferous disease. It seems that the process adopted is the injection of mullein into animals supposed to be suffering, nnd if the result is that the temperature riseB two degrees the horses are destroyed after three tests. This is altogether too technical a subject upon which to speak with any degree of assurance. The law muBt be obeyed, and so long as the mullein test receives the approval of the expert government oilvisers, there was no alternative but to accept its conclusions. Now, however, that a reasonable doubt has arisen, the matter should be authoritatively dealt with. The Week. Armstrong Hockey Club. The frosty nights of the past couple of weeks caused the return of good skating on the Enderby rink and n number of our young people havo spent some of the evenings there. On Monday night some of the boys attempted to meet the Enderby hockey players in a game. Some of our boys knew a hockey stick when they saw it and some of them didn't, yet their undaunted nerve would not suffer the refusal of a challenge, hence the attempt at playing. We are ashamed of tin- score made by them, However by next winter Armstrong hopes to have a rink where practice can be- inc1ulgedji.ii. and we will then have a team that will meet on the ice anything in the valley. Engineer. A competent engineer of fifteen years' experience requires situation in the Okanagan. Stationary engine preferred. Address "Engineer." care The Advance. For Sale. A new, fifteen - jewel, 8- day watch. Guaranteed a good time keeper. The H-day watch is the latest novelty anil will attract wide attention. Inquire at This Office. Eggs for Hatching. White Leghorn or Golden Wyandottes. Per setting of 13 eggs, $2.00, delivered at Armstrong. Leave orders with Mrs. A. Shary. E. J. Wilson. For Sale. An old established butcher business. A rare opportunity for someone looking for a business opening in the famous Okanagan valley. For particulars apply to H. Hawkins, Armstrong. B. C. Notice. A Meeting of the Spallnmchcen Farmers' Institute will be held in the 1.0. F. Hall. Armstrong, on Tuesday, March 27th. to commence at 1 o'clock, p. m.. when there will j bo lectures given by Mr. W. C. i McKillican, of the Seed Division i of the Dominion Department of 'Agriculture, who will speak on the I pure semi question, weeds etc.. and Mr. Robt. Thompson, of St. Catherines, Ont.. on nniiill fruits, fruit ' trees and cold storage. All cordially Invited. (G. Heuoie. John B. Bird, President. Secretary. TAKE NOTIOE. THAT A Meeting of the property holders of Spuliumcheeu Municipality will be held in the I. 0, F. 1 Hall, on Saturday, the 24th day of 'March, at 2:00, p.m. For tho pur|iose of considering and causing u petition to be sufficiently signed authorizing the municipal council . to pass a bylaw for a loan of $2o,- | cicui.oo on the credit of the munici- |pality. for the purpose of gravel- ! ing main roads, and that the by- ! law will be voted on by the property at an early date. It is not proposed to increase taxation in any way, but to use the $l,2oo.oo now annually set aside by tho council, for graveling roads, to be applied in paying interest and sinking fund, for a term of 20 years or less, on the above mentioned amount. A. Sohubebt, Reeve. MILLINERY Our Trimmed A Ready to Wear HATS Now Ready 3fie fatest Styte in Veilings Goerytrting Heat in £aces & fiecftwear +—MRS. W. S. FISHER FARMERS! We are now located in Armstrong and open for business. We have a few wants of which the following are some:— WE WANT every Farmer in the Municipality to call at our affice the first time you we in town. WE WANT to meet you personally. WF WANT a list of the farms yon have for sale. WE WANT a list of everything for sale in the Municipality. We WANT every farmer whp wishes to Bell to give us a chance to dispose of your property nnd leam how quickly we can do it WE WANT yon to come in and have a chat. We would like to explain our method of doing btiBinesBS 0 EJ 0 Q Office in Francis Block K. P. ttW, Vernon. Q. 8. &Uom, Armstrong. The Advance PUBLISHED EVERY ARMSTRONG EVOl-me RHIAH, Publleber. Subscription $1.60 per year in advonc If not paid in advance 82.00. Advertising rates givea on application. JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Notices of church services und cnt.ir- toinments where no admission is charged inserted free. Other notices at ustutl rr.tes. Cards of thanks 81. The Advance is published in the interests of the town and district in which it exists and cordially solicits the patronage of the public. At the public meeting called by Reeve Schubert for tomorrow afternoon the ratpnyers will be given an FRIDAY AT opportunity to express themselves I ____| ! on the proposition of borrowing I 820.000 on the credit of the municipality for the purpose of making [the main roads according to the 1 the most improved ffiethdos of mad making. This idea has been advocated by some of the prominent citizens of the municipality for some time nnd it is mainly for the purpose of having the matter considered in all its phases that the reeve has brought the matter out. There are some features of the proposition that appear reasonable and lead us to favor the scheme. By putting the highways in permanent repair now the use of the roads would certainly be enjoyed during the time the debentures were being paid off, while those residents that follow the present population would be required to contribute toward the roads of the Booster clubs appear to be the municipality. It is doubtful,how-! popnlur rage with the towns and ever, if $20,000 would be adequate cities of the. province at the pre-1 to complete the roads of the muni- sent time, and every place of con- cipality, Should this sum be bor- sequence is coming out with its rowed and work not completed on! club whose object is to increase at least nearly all the main roads; their population to ten, twenty-live the revenue for current expendi- or a hundred thousand, according turn during the 20-year term of ns the aims of the respective places the debentures would be material- demand. Possibly Armstrong ly reduced by the payment of in-! might join the van and organize a terest and sinking fund. Yet it: club, not having ns its beacon light is an established fact that the ex- any particular number of people penditnre of $1200 yearly for grav-1 but simply as air-Armstrong Club", elingasat present is little morel of which every person interested i than a system of patching, and the in the advanoment of the town expenditure of a much larger sum ! would hold membership, and is required to put the roads in a pledge himself to work for the permanent condition. good of the town and district, and ml —..**.. .1 to assist in every laudable enter- ai 31 30 CARPENTERS9 TOOLS FISHER & SAGE "* v« Real Estate Insurance ^ Agents 0 "Land of the BIG RED APPLE" Do you Need Money? We have several Thousand Dollars to loan on good Real Estate Securities at the usual rate of interest. We are also AgentB for British Columbia Permanent Loan &. Savings Co. and can make you a loan on your home on easy monthly terms of luiyiui-nt. Why not make Your Rent Buy a Home ef Your Own? This is the of year when tires are apt to occur. Better get insured. We represent four of the best companies. BULBING HARDWARE 8 LOGGERS' SUPPLIES ! Bank of Montreal i EDITORIAL NOTES, a J. McDonald Head Offico! Montreal CAPITAL, all paid up !*l 1,000,000, Best, $10,000,000 Balance Profit and Loss account, $378,988, PRESIDENT, Right Hon. Lord Sirnihcona and Mount Royal, VICE-PRESIDENT, Sir Geo. A. Drummond, K.C.M.C. aAa-*A*AaAa.Aa.AatAa.A*A>A-lA*A-lA*A« IMYNS»1~ JJNOIfUM? Brunches in all the principal cities and towns in Canada. Also in the following cities : Loudon. Eng.; 22, Abohnrch Lane, E. C. New York, nil Wall Street t Chicago. I88 La Salle Street: Spokane, Wash.; St. Johns Newfoundland. Bankers and Correspondents : Liverpool. Bank of Liverpool. Scotland, British Linen Co's. Bank and Branches. A general banking business transacted. Drafts sold available at all points in the United States, Europe nnd Canada, including Atlin and Dawson City. SAVING'S BANK DEPARTMENT, « Deposits received from 81 upwards und interest allowed ut current rates. Interest entered .10th June, and 'list December Wllbdrawala on demand wltboul delay. Ranchers and country business (liven special attention. Municipal and school district accounts received on favorable, terms. Special attention given to the handling of municipal and other debentures. BANKING BY MAIL. Deposits may be made nnd withdrawn by ninil, Out-of-town accounts receive every attention. OKANAGAN DISTRICT: 9_^_*B__$j&N' taataar, 4HM4TR0HB C. A. Taylor, tub. Agent. KELOWMA E. 4. VAUoOllntoob, Smb. Amomt. P. OuMonlln, tub. Agent. Of prize that seeks to advance their "le A™6tr°"« distriot is called; The attention of the farmers the interests. One"of~the~be~s7waysto J0.*6,.™^"?.0'^ Inlilitl,t'' kl do this would be for each member to pledge himself to as nearly as possible spend his money for the advancement of home industry. beheld in the I.O.F. hall on Tuesday next at 1:00 o'clock, Addresses will be delivered by W. C. McKilliean, of the seed division Hie dollars at present spent with of the Dominion Department of Timothy Eaton, Robt, Simpson Agriculture, on "Pure Seed, Weeds, nnd others of their ilk would go a eto"' "m1 ht Robt- Thompson, of long way toward the development St' Catherines, Ont., the subject of "Small Fruits. Fruit Trees nnd OR MATTING? j Spring'.. • i Housecleaning i Finds us prepared prepared with all the requisites to make the home pleasant FILL LINE UNDEIlTJi..lNtl GOODS MD SUPPLIES. of the institutions ami .that are in our midst am pay taxes to the support of our political, educational and religious institutions, while the dollars Bent to eastern houses are never again seen or their power felt in the community. Armstrong is fortunate in that the number of "knockers", the most dispieitbli! of liny class of citizens, is almost ulisi-iil in tho community, yet we, like all othes places, are burdened with u few such human parasites, who might well bo spared to other places should any desire their presence, Let every business man of Armstrong and every resident of the Spallumcheen consider him- Belf'individtially a member of nn "Armstrong Booster Club'' mid avail himself of every opportunity for advancing the Interests of his district, Life will bo made the Bweeter and citizenship more desirable, The residents of no district J limited number pf people who were of the Okanogan or of the province apprised of its presence. Only a havo great-r opportunities than l few of the regularly organized tire those of the Spallumcheen, and it department knew of the fire, hence ,,, ,, " , ,. , those expected to be able to render rests with the people themselves the bes{ H„r,.i(,.s with the flre whether or not they improve to equipment WBre not on hand, simp, the full advantages offered them, ly through the lack of needed alarm, enterprises which *'"''' Sleroge." Both these are; I subjects of vital interest to this' ' district, fittingly selected from a long list, and every farmer in the district riiuiiM make it a point to be iii attendance if at all possible.! The speakers are both strangers to this district, but are men well versed in the subjects with which they deal and no doubt their ad-; dresses will prove instructive. The fire last Friday night impressed upon the minds of the townspeople the need of some nde- j i junto fire alarm, That the whistlei at the mill, which answers very: well when the mill is running, is not to be relied upon, was demon-' strateil by last week's experience. I Had the tire been in some larger building or even had it gained further headway it is doubtful if it could have been comptered with the same success as attended tl: X. MCPHERSON & HOLTBY, ••^Contractors and Builders. BAKERY ft CONFECTIONERY All kinds of Candies, Cigars, etc. Fruit in Season. Fancy Pastry. We nre prepared to receive orders in this line for one of the BEST BAKERS IN THE INTERIOR. A. SHART, Near C. P. R. Depot, spring Harness. • • I hnvo just received my new stock and can supply you with anything you need for Spring Work. IQ L. CHRISTIAN, The - Armstrong - Harness - Store. Jas. TEWARD Stone Mason, Brick Layer, Plasterer. I am prepared to all kines of work in these lines and guarantee satisfaction. 10 YKARB EXPEKIKMCK. Rkhiukncr: Sprlnghlll, half mile north of Arinstrong. Orders may be left with 0, Addison, Dealer in— Farm Machinery All kinds of wagons, farm implements buggies, otc. H. HAWKINS =BUTCHER "Wholesale and Retail The beet steaks and roasts a specialty. fish and game In season. Live Stock bought at top price. MAIL ORDERS receive most particular attention. dt *nu AjwiroBj MHT MARMT. ■Wftolesale & Rei# eats always In stock ;in season All kinds of Fresh and Cured Me Fish and Fowl BestPricea for Fat StocK and Poultry. Mail Orders a Specialty. Geo. Murray, Poultry Wanted PrOtt, *****************************> < John-Winslow returned to Arrowhead Saturday. A. Wallbridge, of Vancouver, was a guest of his cousins here a few days. J. S. Asson is now engaged as checker for the C. P. R. at Arrowhead. E. J. Watson is engaged in the erection of a new residence on his property south of town. Where is Armstrong to figure in the holiday celebrations of th? valley this year? victoria Day is not so afar off. The enclosure is now completed on Thos. Skyrme's new house. He expects to take piiBsession about the first of May. .T, R. Allison arrived Saturday from Greenwood enroute home to Kamloops. He has been at Green. wood for some time taking treatment for a case of iuflniaatory rheumatism. Mrs. R. S. Pelly left Saturday for a Visit with her daughter at Fernie for a few weeks. The an ti mil meeting of the Armstrong Liberal Association, called last Friday, was postponi-d to a later date owing to the fact that the officers have received word that .1. A. McDonald, their provincial leader, expects to visit this place soon. Last Saturday was Day in the morning, brated by the usual green ribbons and an occasional sprig of shamrock adorning the coats of all who could, however remotely, claim connection with the sons of Erin. Bert Fletsher, of New Westminster, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Daykin, spent a couple of days visiting the. latter this week while on his way to Alberta to look after some property interests. He is [a conductor on the New Westminster street railway. The members of the council are to be commended for the material interest in the local fall fair shown by the increase of their grant to $175 this year. With all things so auspicious as at present Spallumcheen looks forward to one of the best exhibitions of its history. Men of note and prominence, not only of the province, but of the Dominion, are fast coming to realize the advantages of owning farms in the Okanagan, and a number of such are now in possession of tracts in the valley. Among the latest to become thus interested is Premier R. McBride, who has lately purchased ten acres near Penticton, which he will have set out to peach and plum trees at once. Geo. M. Denver, of Lacombe, Alta., is among the new comers to the district. Mr. Deaver arrived the last of the week, accompanied by his son, and after looking around here for a short time pur Station Agent Kelly and family are now domiciled in the rooms nt the station, which have been thoroughly renovated and replastered for them. Newton Pippin apples are now selling as high as $3.50 per box on the eastern and London markets. This variety of apples may be successfully grown in this district. Who knows what Armstrong may yet develop in the arena of pugilism V We understand thnt at some of the nocturnal bouts there have already cropped out some "strik- ing" exhibitions of latent scyence. C. H. Hardy has changed his mind as to the location of his proposed residence and will stay by Armstrong instead of removing to Vernon as reported a couple of weeks ago. He is now preparing to build on his property just out of town, the Bite for which is now being fenced. Armstrong people generally will be glad to know that he and his estimable family are not to leave town. L. W. Patten, municipal assessor, will soon begin his task of completing this year's assessment. St. Patricks A feature of the assessment this It was cele- > season, differing from that former- presence of ly practiced, will be that the assessor will visit every residence of the municipality, in this way se curing a complete list of all assess- ^ only lnst able property within the municipality. While considerably more labor will devolve upon the assessor it is expected the municipality will very materially benefit through a more complete listing of prpperty subject to taxation. E. B. Herman, C. E., of Vancou- \ ver, spent a few days here during the past week, being engaged by the Armstrong Power and Light Co. in making the survey of Davis creek and the location of their proposed power plant. Mr. Herman is recognized as one of the best civil engineers of the province or of the west, and the fact that his report on the capacity of Davis creek as a power generator wns satisfactory to the company should allay the lack of confidence among those who have questioned the successful installation of an electric power plant here. F. R. Glover, the recent purchaser of the Bhary farms on the hill west of the town, is now a resident of the Armstrong district, having arrived from New Westminster the beginning of the week with a car packed chock full of household effects. Mr. Glover is a man of wide experience, and is giving up a good position as local manager of the B. C. Electric Light Co., at j'New Westminster to become a resident of our district, to which, it is Moss was said by Rev. Father Dorval in the I.O.F. hall last1 Sunday. A good attendance was present, The convention of fruit growers j of the Dominion opened at Ottawa Wednesday. The Okanagan has! no representative, Geo. B. White, of Ponoka, Alta., having recently sold his interests there, is looking over the Armstrong district with a view of locat-, ing. Mr. McDonald, of Ebnrne, arriv- j ed Wednesday for a visit with his old neighbors, Mr. MeCleery and family, and a look at this part of the Okanagan, in which he may decide to locate. E. A. Scott last Friday disposed j of his Eastview property to Thos., Holliday, who owns the six acres j adjoining. Ed. left with his family for Kamloops Wednesday, where he will probably find a loci- tion. C. L. Christian, the harness maker, has this week added a large \ new stock of spring goods to his store. Farmers will find anything they need in the harness line nt Charley's and at the lowest prices in the Okanagan. T. W. Fletcher, while in ! Van- couverlast week invested in two vacant lots at a consideration of $15,500. One year ago these lots sold for $6,300, which may be taken as a fair criterion of the phenomenal advance of real estate values in the Terminal City. The popularity of suburban residential lota is evidenced by the fact that all the lots in the addition of Rosedale, which were plat- July have now been New Spring Goods. Just Arrived I I I I I I We have just received our immense stock of Spring Goods which we are now placing on display I ctfty include Dress Goods in all the very latest lines. Swiss and tace Curtains. These goods are direct from the I leading Canadian ®> European Houses jt/offff Hantill,™RicESTROE. . Official Directory The cable to span Okanagan lake in the extension of the long distance telephone hns arrived and j RaUw_y Tlmo Table is now being laid. (Shoswap k Okahagan Railway) t ■»» -iit • l» it. \r ' Arrives from North daily except .1. M. Wright, the Voncouver Sunday 9:2!) a. piano man, spent a few days of! Arrives from South daily except the past week with his local agents, MePherson & Holtby. Spring weather is now the order with slightly cool nights. The Sunday. 3:25 p. m. sold. Many of them will become the Bites for good residences to be j warm sunshine of the daytime erected in the future by parties' tends to give one the spring fever, havintr businesses in town or deir chased two lots in Rosedale divi-! needlesB to say he is extended a sion, where he expects to establish j moBt cordial welcome. It is his his home at some later date. For the present he has found employment in Vernon. Mr. Denver has had considerable experience as foreman for railway or other large gangs of men, and hopes to find something in this line iu this province. The ladies have had their innings the past week. Last Thursday was spring opening day at Mm, Fisher's millinery store, and as a consequence many of us who are unfortunate (?) enough to be mar- ried have had to "dig up" for" the new Easter bonnet that forms the headgear of our better half for the present season. While we are quite incompetent to judgo or name the latest creations— that's all a man can call them—of the season, we may say that the spring stock displayed by onr local milliner includes some handsome designs, ing a retired residence. O. R, Warren and family left Tuesday for a trip to Saskatchewan, having rented his place here for the present season. Mrs. Warren will visit relatives while O. R. will spend some time in looking over the country along the new line of the Canadian Northern, and if he finds anything to suit him, on which he considers room for speculation will invest in a piece of land. He will return here to reside in the fall. The lady ball tossers now have their organizations completed, with a full complement of officers, managers, etc., as well as fully supplied list of players. Practice has been indulged in during some of the afternoons of the past week and if the feminine courage holds out we may reasonably look forward to a good exhibition of lady ball playing during the coming season. The initial game of the season will be on Easter Monday—ladies vs. high school girls.- E. J. Wilson was in from his ranch on Six Mile creek, on the west side of Okanagan lake, Wed- Attention is called to the hour of the evening services in the local churches. Beginning with the first Sunday in April the hour will be 7.30. Otto Clinton returned from the coast Tuesday, having successfully passed his examination as an engineer. He will accept a posi. tion as night man at the flour mill, W. H. Tucker, late of Lacombe. Alta., has been pitching in with a spirit of vim and energy in clean, ing up his Rosedale lots the past week that is bound to spell success. He haB three lots near the railway track, and already has nearly nil the down timber disposed of and will soon erect'a substantial dwelling thereon, into which he will take up his residence with his family, yet in Albertn. Appreciation. We desire to publicly express our hearty appreciation to those who so nobly rendered assistance on the occasion of the tire in our residence last Saturday morning Not only were their efiorts to ex- , ,, ».,., . . i tinguish the fire most heroic, but nesdny. Mr. Wilson is engnged ., °, ,c.... „ , ., ' , , . , . i w the fact that all our furniture was argely m gardening and poultry L^ Q. fc b raising, both of which he finds , . .. . ". , quite profitable vocations here. It I *™* * "^ ' was he who supplied Armstrong | lon■ Mr nm] Mr8 G j WttUooe, people with the most of the delic, j ious watermelons of last season, ■ —. . Ill • and preparations are already being I "WssWaMavTiV Plants. mode for raising them on a still! A large number of Clyot.Mogoon, intention to erect a handsome residence and otherwise materially improve his purchase, including a large fruit orchard, and it is safe to say that in a comparatively short time the imposing site on the bill j larger scale the coming summer. W. Belt and: Henry strawberry will be one of the most attractive• In poultry, he has succeeded in plants for sale, »?|B 00 pur 1000, or •being uble to supply eggs dnringlOcts.perlOO. Apply the winter senson, and by next! E, Winkler, Benson expects to have 500 laying Armstrong. hens. places in the district, Poultry raising appears to be receiving extensive attention in this district just now, and in a country less fortunate in the way of markets, preBent indications would lead one to believe that the future supply was to greatly exceed the demand, since the residents of the district on all hands are engaging extensively in chickens this season. Incubators are in extensive use at this time and it is becoming common to hear the farmers numbering their prospective flocks by the hundreds, However, with the present large and ever in- W. H, Norman has lately made a marked improvement in his prop- For Sale A number of Magoon Strawberry und ns they are fashioned after the I creasing demand for poultry pro- peculiar notions of the artist in I ducts und the adaptability of thiB Paris or New York who selects the district for their production there styles of the season, we have to I will no doubt bo good money real- lulmit that they are "simply lovely" ized by those at present engaging "awfully nice'etc, in the industry,] erty two miles out of town by the P1""1*8 ® 75ctB- P" hnndred or erection of a handsome picket t60° •** thousand. Apply to fence around his building Bite, which will be still further improved by the application of paint to their residence. Mr, Norman has a fine farm and realizing the rapid advance in real estate values and the future of the district he has W. T. Hayhurrt, Armstrong, B. C. Wanted. Girl to do light housework and to assist with children;good wages n0 J to competent person. Apply im- hesitancy in fixing up a good com- < mediately to fortable home. Though he has! A. A. H.-Tho Advahce. owned his farm but a few years,:==s he could now disposa of his prop-1 For Sale Cheap. erty for over three times what it: 1 Mellotte cream separator,good cost him, but he has no desire to ns new. Apply to do so, even at this substantial profit) 40-tf Mark Hill. MUNICIPAL COUNCIL. Reeve—A. Schubert. Clerk and assessor—L. W. Patton. Treasurer and collector—J. M. Wright, Councillors— Geo. Murray, W. Hallam, J. Hnrtwell, R. B. Main. Post-office j Mail Arrives— North daily except Sunday 9:.I0 a m ' South " " " 3::ju p. m. ' Mail Leaves— North daily except Sunday "A7> p. tn. South " " " 8:40 a. m, ■ Glenemma nnd Falkland every . [ Monday .-,:0n p. m. j Spallumoheen and Hull Car on Mondays 5:00 p. m. I Fridays 9:30 a. m ,T, M. WaraBT, Postmaster. Churches TUTETHODIST CHURCH. Divine Service wiH be held every Sunday as follows: Armstrong, 11 a.m.: Knob Hill, 3 p.m.; Enderby, 7.30 p.m.: Sunday Bchool at 2.30 p.m.—Kev. A. N. Miller, Pastor. pPESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services in S. Andrew's, Enderby, at 11 a.m.; Zion Church, Armstrong, at 730 p.m. every Sunday.—Rev. D. Campbell, Vaster. c IHURCH OF ENGLAND St. Jnmes' Church. Morning Prayer and Holy Oommunion at 11 a. in. and Evening Prayer and Sermon at 7:30 p.m. every Sunday. Sunday school at 2:30 H J Kiwi, Vicar TJOMAN CATHOLIC. Holy Mass in I. O. F. Hall, Armstrong, Third Sunday in each moth at 10 o'clock Father Dorval. Professional JAS. MURPHY, Barrister and Solicitor, WOOD, CARGILL BLOCK. TTT F. FRASER, D. M. D DENTIST. Wood Cargill Block. Cftlce Hours: 0:30 to 12 nnd 1 ;30 to !i ATMSTRONG, - - - - B.C. si Societies. LO. L„ No. 1H07., meets iu the • I.O.F. Lodge Room, the serum) lay evening of each month at 8 Visiting brethren cordially invited NIELS, Secretary. Saturday evening of each month at 8 ... N. DANIELS, A. SCHUHERT, W.M. in. OKANAGAN Black Preceptory, Meeta in the Foresters' Hall, Armstrong, on the Thursday, un or before tbe full moon, at 8 p.m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. W. T. HOLTBY, E, BENNETT, Preceptor Registrar. Armstrong Martlets The following prices paid for produce by the Farmers' Exchange: Potatoes, per ton - Carrots, " Parsnips " Beets Turnips " Cabbage " Hay Apples, per 40 lb. - Pears Plums, per 20 lb. - Celery, per iiO lb. - Poultry, per doz. Eggs " " Butter, per lb. are being Armstrong - tu.oo - 12.00 - 23.00 - u;.oo - 10 00 - 20.00 - 12.50 -1.25-1.35 1.75 .75 3.00 ri.OO .40 30 Leading Business Firms. The Advance commends the following business firms of Armstrong to the people of the surrounding district. Their announcements may be seen ic our advertising column: Armitage, A. E., Gents furnishing Ashe, S R, Jeweler, Vernon. Burns, R. R., Drnggist Blanchard, A., Dressmaker Bank of Montreal. Bankers. Christian, J W, Cream separators Christian, C. L., Harness and Sad dlery Daniels, F. N., Incubators and Plumbing Daykin, C. T., General Merchant Fisher & Sage, Real Estate Farncis, B., Implements Hamill. John, General Merchant Hawkin's Bros., Butchers Henry. M J. Nursery, Vancouver. Lapworth, A. J.. Painter Moberly, G., Carpenter MePherson & Holtby, Furniture and Undertaking McDonald, J., Hardware Murray, Geo., Meat Market Okanagan Flour Mill. Flour, etc. Ratledge, A. N.. Barber Shary. A., Baker and Confectionery. Simington. J., Contractor and Builder Teward. Jan.. Plasterer, etc, Wood, Cargill Co., General merchants Public Auction. CORONATION Lodge, No. 48. I. O.O.F. Under instructions from Wm. Gregory. I will sell at Public Auction at the Armstrong livery barn, on Saturday, March 24, 1906, at 3:00o'clock, p.m., the following Meets every Thursday evening in the' estray animals taken up by the Odd Fellows' Hall,over Wood, Cargill „..:.] w... (4rp.,nrv nnrannnt-tA+ria & Co'a. Store, at 8 o'clock, Sojourning B,L ' " U1' ""V>r> -Pursuant to the brethren are cordially invited to attend.' provisions of the "Estrav Animals W. .1. SMITH, N.G. *„♦>'. H. HAWKINS. V. G. *cl ' B. FRANCIS, Fee. Sec. | One red and white pinto I mare, branded indistinct brand, ■ B •! or B L, on right hip; also j yearling foal, dark colored, with ' white face and one white hind foot. ses\ Tbi- above described animals »*•'' will be sold, without reserve, to the COURT ARMSTRONG, No. 3129. I. O. F. Meetings at their ball last Saturday in each month. Visiting brethren cordially invited. H. Hawkins, K.S. ARMSTRONG Circle, No. HOME CIRCLE. Order of Cnnndinti Bome Circles,, meets I in the I.O.F. hull, st Monday in each month, F. N. DANIELLS, Leader Mm. FRASER,Sooretar y. highest bidder, B, FRANCIS. Auctioneer. Locals Thai Get tuishicss The Advance and the Winnipeg Free Press one year for only $1.7:"). GARDEN TOOLS-A GOOD line of hoes, rakes, spades, etc. Don't overlook them. Armstrong it Leverington. The Advance and Free Press for a year for $1.75. CHICKEN WIRE NETTING, all sizes: A good lino of birdcages in stock. Armstrong & Leverington. Pelly & Pelly are Belling the late Larkin estate lots, now owned by Marshall Lucas- the most desirable lOtB in town. Get prices on iron pipe, pipe fittings. All kinds of plumbing done to order on short notice. Tin and sheet iron work done to order. Armstrong & Leverington's, Have you seen those knife nnd scissor sharpeners at Armstrong & Leverington's hardware store? NAILS. BUILDING PAPER, carpenter's tools, building hardware, all kinds —the right place. Armstrong & Leverington. The New Improved Low Down U. S. Cream Separator, capacily 450 pounds per hour. Price $90. Armst-ong & Leverington. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES and Churche's Alabastire in all shades, paint brushes, kalsomine brushes. A good place to deal. Armstrong oi Leverington's. Sprayers' attention ! Good oak barrels at Armstrong it Leverington's hardware store. Armstrong. B.C. , "*■"*«* |g. Moberly Repahrno Leave your (inlers with.... R. R. BURNS, Agent for S. R. ASHE, Jeweler, Vernon. All Kinds of Carpenter (MTorK at reasonable prices Turning Band Sawlnng . Picture FRAMING Plans (^Specifications Prepared Estimates Given t. wall Paper.. yjWjjcn I have on hand a complete range of... Wall Paper Samples A. J. Lapworth, Sign Writer, Painter and Decorato » MJLNO TUNER GrriiileNllcs-lriiilSclMl... I am now prepared to receive orders for piano tuning and guarantee satisfactory work at REASONABLE PRICES. Address me at.... ARMSTRONG. B. C. Good 45-AcrcJ RailCll M.J. HENRY'S .FOR SALE. Only half a mile from Armstrong. 10 acres under cultivation balance good bottom land easily cleared. Good frame house, stable and other buildings, With the land will be sold one team, three cows, one steer, one brood sow. ii dozen chickens, and full equipment farm machinery. Pi-ice S.'itKK). ...D. .MITCHELL. The-- Nurseries, Greenhouse & Seedhouse Vancouver, - B. C. ABE VOl GOING TO BUILD? |If so. itVill pay you to see me. -Estimates given.— J. Simington CONTRACTOR & BUILDER. Shop noxt Francis' Is whafyou want if you are planting NURSERY STOCK. Ht'iui quarters for Pacific Coast Grown Garden, Flower & Field Beeds t ] New crop now in stock and on test in ; our Greenhouses. Ask your merchant ■ for them in sealod packages, if he does not handle them wo will mail to you BO Aaaortad paakata of Vagatabta ar Cardan moodm far $1.00 This is •our Bpeoiai selecton for H. C. Special prices on your hulk seeds. Bm Ge Grown Fruit and\ Ornamental Trees Now ready for spring shipment, extra! nice stock of 2 & 3 year Apple trees nt; 820.00 per 100J 8180,00 per 1QQ0 Mnynara plum $1.00 each, Italian | prune. 2 year old fine 825.00 per 100.' Sugar prune 2 year old fine 830 | or 100. j Full list of other stock at reguli r prices | Let'me pried your list before placing your order. Greenhouse. Floral work,, Bee supplier", Fruit packages) Fertilizers) etc. Catalogue Free. M. J. HENRY, K010 Westminster Rcl. Vancouver. GET lilt BEST Hifllieil Award wWliCS FAIfi ' v, ST. LOWS/ft WEBSTER'S INTERNATIONAL fe§» DICTIONARY «s,*? Recently Enlarged WITH 25,000 New Words New Gazetteer of the World with more than S.1,000 titles, based on the latent census returns. New Biographical Dictionary containing tlie names nt over 10,000 noted persons, d.iteotlilrlli, dentil,etc. Edited liy W. T. IM ItltlS, Tli.Tl., I.L.H., TJ in tlxlStiitcs Commissioner ulKdueutiun. 2380 Quarto Pages Raw Plat... GOOD lllu.tr.l Ioei. Rich nintllncfc Needed in Every Home ( CLEAN. Stock that is \ HEALTHY, | THRIFTY. We solicit your patronage for this kind of stock. Onr stock is ALL GUARANTEED. Write lis, or Mb, H, HAWKINS, of Armstrong, B. C, for Illustrated Ontnlogue or any information, OREGON NURSERY COMPANY, Salem, oregei. Armstrong q, .. Barber jULr ...Shop and Billiard Hall. The smoothest shows, the neatest haircuts and the cleanest shampoos, Shave loo. Haircut 25c. A. N. RATLEDGE, . Proprietor THE BEE HIVE STORE House Cleaning Time Spring House Cleaning ie again at hand with it attendant desire in the mind of the housewife to make her home more attractive. We have an exceptionally fine line of House Cleaning AMs and as a special inducement for one week will sell as follows: Regular dOfll.OO, $1,60tt 92.130 LACE CURTAINS for 25f 75<J, I1.15& $2.00 Regular $4.00, $4.60 and 15,00 SWISS CURTAINS for *:l.fiO, $11,95 and $4,86. All New and Just Received. Linoleums &0La$isl5. The Greatest Bargains Ever ottered In Armstrong. Bo sure to bring your BUTTER AND EttttS to thoBEE HIVE STORE. , C. T. DAYKIN. u I If you will call and see tho Also Webiter'i Collegiate Dk-ilonary 1110 I'iibh. 1100 lllustrsiloui. Regular Edition ?i IOiRM tabu, k binding*. De LUXI Edition e?;ii;«<i;i In. Prln.01. from Mine plftjWj Cn blblj rmp.T. 8 kmiHfnl liimllnint. FREE, "DktiourjrWrliikltis." IlluslrmUiil pMnpLk'ts, G. 6 C. MERRIAM CO.,». Fubll.h.r., Sprln.fl.ld. Maa. EMPIRE 1 Cream Separator and note how few rmrts it has, how perfectly simple it is, how easy it turns, how perfectly it Skims, how easily it is kept clean, and how strong and durable it is, you will tit once decide it is the separator for you. No separator ever made such rapid, strides in popularity as the Empire. The reason is that it satisfies every purchaser. I ask the privilege of showing it to you. J. W. Christian, Biilteriiinker at Creamery, Columbian College Provides board and tuition for both Ladies and Gentlemen at very low rates. In the regular course instruction is given in the advanced Public School, High School, Colli;- ginte and University work. The Speoial Courses include n thorough practical Business training: The Vocal, Instrumental, and Technique in Music; In Art: Sketching. I )il Painting and Pyrographyj Also Physical Culture and Elocution. Eor Calendar, Address "Columbian College, New Westminster, B.C. 12 PACKETS 25c. GUARANTEED FULL SIZE PACKAGES. BY MAIL POSTPAID. MONEY REFUNDED IF NOT SATISFACTORY. 12 SUPERB VEGETABLES FOR 2S CBNTS.-Beots, Carrots, Onions, Lettuce, Cuatinibora, nadMhwi, PuanlM, Cabbage, Colory, Tomatoes, Musk Mi-luim una water Molom. Ro.ulai* Pplc* 76c. for 25 12 ATTRACTIVE FLOWERS FOR 25 CENTS.-Aster*, Phlox, Sweet Mil- ponottc, Pansy, Double PJnkR. Sweet Alyeemu, Poppy, Potunla, Nasturtium, sivout Peas, Salsaiu, und Morning uiory. Regular 70c, fop .26 12 LEADINO VEGETABLES AND FLOWERS FOR 26 CBNTS.-O11I.111, Cuouinuer.BoeU Lettuce, rnrroi mid ltiidl»h; A8terg,Swoet Mlgnonotto, I-uumy, PotUlllll, Sweet Teas, and Wild Uurdl'ii. Regular 66c., fop BULBS FOR 50 CENTS. Should the weather be cold, do not he impatient if the Bulbs and Plants arc not forwarded (fc__v immediately, we assume all risk and guarantee everything to reach you in good'condition. ""— 30 GRAND SUMMER FLOWERING BULBS FOR 60 CENTS.-. New ^ cllow Ciiilit Lily. I I'ri;:" Tiiliorntir.- Hwonia. 1 (ii.iiit (Jli.xiim, 1 Beautiful H|ioLlnd ('alia, ih Maui Summer Hyacinths, fl Superb (liililsj Gladioli, 7 Boro Montbretias, una 7 Pretty OxuIIb. Regular $i,40 for 60 8 BEAUTIFUL DAHLIAS FOR 60 CENTS.-Six Grand DahHtw(floltl-ffrown root*), notwoallko. Regular Prlo* $1.08 for 60 8 RARE PLANTS FOR 60 CENTS.-. NOW Kvnr-BlnominpTpn Hone. I Prornno Bloomtntf i nebula, l ^^'«>»*I.^nL^ Lunuwii., 1 AKparncur. BprontyerJ Ferrt( l New Ajrer- ai viiu. 1 l>ii:,ifiil ficiHiiiiiKi, 1 (liiitil. C'liryHuiiiWinnm. ninl 1 Sweet I'lirnalioii. RfgulnrSl.lQ, for 60 If your order ntuountH to 11.Wi or over. NOVELTY PACKAGE OF TRIAL SEEDS. AkIc ymirMi'iidhto order wii.h you. Remit Cash with Order. Ever-Bloomln? Tea Rose. WE SEND FREE Wm. RENNIE CO. Ltd., Vancouver. * v» Strayed Prom my place. 1 yearling heifer, red with white spots, marked with notch above nnd below on right ear, and below on left ear; also one 3- year-old steer, same murks. •Tohn Christian. Okanagan Flour Mills Go. Ltd. ARMSTRONG - - - B. C. * * millers of a flour * * THAT IS A UNIVERSAL FAVORITE F. lit. DANIELS A SON GENERAL BLACKSMITHS. FOR SALE. 1 McCormick 1 Binder, 1 Brantford Mower, 1 Fanning Mill, 1 Straw Cutter, 1 Hurso Power, 1 Set Trucks, now, 1 Top Uuggy 1 Set Logging Sleighs. 1 Skidding Tongs, Corner Binds, Double Trees, Cuntbuok, 1 Cultivator, Chenp lor ensh or on approved notes lit three months. F. N. DANIELS "IV -e—AGENTS FOR^^ Bering machinery* For Sale.To™ horn and Plomnuth Rock Poultry and Eggs. Some cxcciitiouully good young Cockerels now on iiuiiil. Feed Grains of All Kinds BOUGHT AND SOLD. ARMSTRONG I I I fef?.per &he Advance. | Is tho Centre of tho great Fertile Spnllnmcheen Valley —tho Garden Spot of the Okanagan. This district is admitted to be tho Choicest Winter Apple Section of the Oknniignn, and because of tho substantial backing of its sur- rounding country Armstrong is destined to become one of tho very Best Towns of the Okanngan. Knr further vainnhlei nfonuiition send for sample copy of
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Title | The Armstrong Advance |
Alternate Title | The Armstrong Advance and Spallumcheen Advocate |
Publisher | Armstrong, B.C. : Eugene Rhian |
Date Issued | 1906-03-23 |
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