THE Volume I. Number 20. ENDERBY BIRTHS. GIBERSON On Tuesday. Sept. 21, to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Giberson, a son. PEEL -On Saturday. Sept. 24. to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Peel, a daughter. SIMPSON On Sunday. Sept. 25. lo Mr. and Mrs. N. Simpson. Rain! More rain! Eggs 35 cents per down, and none lobe had! J.C. Metcalle has added a J ISO computing scale to his grocery counter. Enderby is moving rapidly. Three births In one week Is nol loo bad al all, at all. Mr. Stewart, ttock buy«r lor P Burns & Co.. wa. in M :. !,. Hutchison 13. C. A. Hancock 10, Todd 6, A. Paul 2. The Missionary ReadlngClrcle meets1, ^^ °" Tu<Bd,>',0' 5hoo,lnK » Chi' Slevarl poulo al Armstrong (air, six of them weighing 10 3-4 pounds. The lire which was threatening to do so much damage some miles up Ihe Mabel Uke valley was in berth 238, onllmlls owned by Mr. Cooper of Owen Sound. Fire Inspector Ritld has had charge of the lire lighting, and reports that ihe blaze is now confined to a small area, and Is doing little damage. E. Bradley, on trial before Judge with Mrs. Dunwoodle on Thursdday. at 3 o'clock p.m. The people of Kelowna think ihey have In the Lake View hotel the best- % »'i r, entrance feet cWtpJneMAeAnffijJ railway bell, which wilitio'lflusiw ol interest lo many In this vicinity. Mention Is made in Ihe article of Ihe Sell-' • ■ ::ali:ni, a branch ol which, we ( believe, Is sleeping somewhere aboui, Enderby. Perhaps the article will be ol sufficient Interest to cause the mem-' bers of the association to take it up. Here Is an Irishman. He wains lo say something. Listen lo him. He wants you lo understand that he Is right, be dad! Be dad. he Is! When he's wrong he's right! If you don't believe It, prove ll! There mustn't be any "perhaps" about It! He's right! He know, he's right, be dad ! II you r ThePublic Pulse naman while intoxicated a fortnight ago, was released on suspended sentence. He had been guilty of gross negligence, but his offence was scarcely criminal. , ,>,,"",» The ludge. though he could not make 71 i l . ». an order to that elfect. suatesled that have any doubts about it ol the house speak in the same strain. ,*" since Jas. Bowes became host. The stable and shed occupying the' •* lou °' "»••• dM,orl «"• »*■ lot of Ceo. R Sharp* are being torn Ve'nw Nm' down today, to mak* way lor th* brick w»H«r Truesdaht's Futy Is dead, btock lo be erected thereon, lh* foun- F"*/ *»s a dog a mother dog. She datlon for which will be laid in teat had" »U '•» 'wHicH of one of her kind, than a week. *® couldn't talk nor chew tobacco. Graham Rotoman. many ynrsac- OlherwUe ah* wat altogether human, countant to IheColumbla Flouring Mills '••• ««feelings were human. And it Co,. End«rby. hu resigned hu position '»M » quMllon If feelings don't have Enderby on with that linn, and ft now leaking employment for pari of hit time. Address: have them Radley should reimburse lh* Chinaman | »rr*a*d for Indecent exposure! There are fifty billion stars In the sky and as many wheelt In one head! II you don't believe It, he will challenge you through the columns ol the Podunk Lampblack to count them! Be dad. he's right! Be dad. he Is! He feels better now. On Tuesday. Sepl. 20th. a son was Enderby. B. C bom lo Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Armttrong, of Armstrong Rev. R. J. Mclntyre and btlde returned to Victoria last Wednesday, after spending Kin* daya In the Valley. The Columbia Flouring Mill, slatted Wear* In receipt of th* eS-pag* torry and don't care who knowt. Autumn catalogue of nuraery alock from <"*» Sunday morning. SALMON ARM ITEMS. Mrs. R. Hawson of Revelstoke ts more to do with one's humanity than visiting friends In the Valley, shape of body and mode of speech. Mr. Rumble is wearing a broad smile Anyhow, Futy is dead, and we all are over the arrival of a young son. She A new boot and shoe and mei.'s clothing atore Is being opened here. British Columbia'a popular nurseryfirm There it no abatement in the build- Mr 080 Sco„ „, Vancouvet, spem In addition to of M, J, Henry. Vancouver, showing Ing boom in Fjtderby. in aumtion ,o a ,,„ a^, hjM ,h, „rJ| 0, lh, WMk great varieties of fruit, and ornamental fourteen cottages and dwellings that are Ev,rybody „ f^,^ |ar,«. Kam - treat, shrubbery, ate. being bulk by the Kamloops Lumber |oop| ,nJ New Weilmlnj|w ,,hlbmon, A pelillottwat tent lo Hon, Pric. Ca. Wm, H. Hutchiton It getting t^a.™,^ baseball team came ln^ E"dWby'0B ,U",bWOnrtW tPmi l" "«*"*« over her. Saturday and defeated the Z T \\T^^^W^"*****'***'"* WU,n« *n,n« *• •«««««. ho.neleam.o.f.nish. Scor.35.ol3. TkmfimtmJ^J^^tM^taM^ Mr.Enl- and Ceo. R Sharp* will star, work in Qors. Bros, hav, purchMrtth. Wm. that the Vemon racatawew lir*i^|lon^(M,ta,h9W1,,prMJ,h,m,,lw .,„,„„ „, , brick u^ an hu awpwPiW,l0^j.v/ MeCa,luin and were wltneated by a Itrg* crowd. iupon ,ht Cwramm*ni as tlrenuoutlyaa propwy back of th. Bell block. He ^^ „ mak, „I(1Mlve ,„ ' No egga. and no Okanaganmide lies in hupowtr. and irutta that h« may will lit it up at a n.odsm butcher sh;p. menu bullet on lhe mtritel! Whalulh* be successful in hiving lh* petition wllh ic* haus*. and coMalong* rooms. Mui m. McCallum. who has been hennert*! and butter P*™"1 ; Mtaan, Mark Hill. Geo, Peiknuun and S, O'Netl w«r* Reeled Direc- matter with eur , E.T.S,.mh»..ltav.jMre|^i,on dray in commission In a short urn*, lo (Under Ihu haad'-we wtll publish any 5pent In making additions to the stOC communication sent lo ut on questions ol * , . „„,,,.ut. inurost to ih. public. Our only condition!, ihese additions Including some valuable sr. these First, tha writer's mm. must «c- works ol relerence. It was lelt lhat SSSW JaeSp* «S 'he foundation had been laid lor a pub- your point quickly and then .,uti. En Th. Ruling Room. Ed. Edenocrach: Sir: May 1 beg Ihe favor of a Utile space In your columns in which to call attention to a valuable public Institution of our town which his (or some time past been In a languishing condition, and which, unless Immediate steps are lie library, which, In the luture when ihe town had developed, might be taken over by the municipal authorities, and prove of Incalculable benefit to the community as a centre of wholesome amusement, education and culture. Alter a brief period of prosperity. ll a'-v-r. thr ■ ll j- v.-!- ol uJi-0 some who had been active supporters lelt Ihe neighborhood, and others ap- tak.n.0 save ll. Is certainly doomed to .^^ ^ mm rtho|^ Mr> speedy extinction ? Public Library. I refer lo the Appleton. up to the time of his removal „ from Enderby. never ceased lo work for With pur permission. I will briefly ^ o( ||w Ma hmMmtni __■■•_» >!•.*. La «U_ • «._. Altn.lt "• wat greatly disappointed at the Indif- lerence displayed by th* public towards it. On leaving here he asked me to narrate lhe facts of the case. About four years ago. Sir Arthur Stepney, after a visit to Enderby, wrote lo Mr, Heggie expressing the interest which ^ m , ^ |(me ^ he felt in the town and enquiring ^ ^ „„,„,,„, m ixhu whether, if he presented a collection ol ^ ^ ^ m (q ^ B j( books to form the nucleus of a public M „„„ , ^ tnWwi 10 ,„. library. 1. would be possible lo arrange duce 0{i[m w ^ m M m(m for their housing and care. Mr. Heggie vllhoul luccett. consulted Mr. Appleton. lit. manager Q (o ^ fm ,„„ ^ ^ ^ of th. Columbian Fourlng Mills, who m ^ ^ ,o M boo|u ^ f,. undertook to attend to the matter. S^r Wni_ ubii,lbtn haV(1 ^ obliged Arthur Stepney, on M«M>im«Ol togo,„dh«lp.h..,U.lvet. andallhough most of thtmi have honorably observed tl'.- ,i. . : . ,-a : ft..-: ,■ registration, etc. I regret to tiy thit unit II repcru are ta be depended upon, vu'.ung h«r parenu here, returned to Enderby will have loo many ntlng Spokane where she was married on the, was held, at house. Alex Dale contemplates start- mhirui "" ing one in th* M«lolle building as Certainly, qualified phirmicisti this, at nice sent out from England $75 worth of choice standard works, representative of every branch of liter .jure. Mr. Appleton obtained from the to^"hav;^don, ^ ^^ Provincial Gov.rnm,nt th. use of the ^titmXiktn ,„y atrf nat b,^, court room; shelves were provided by tack T|w , ^ some ol the clitiens: a public meeting which a committee of accommodate lh* rapidly wewll^,o^mw^^Jp^H,«7 Th* "on»,Mr m**v* ">«•» 'n«»hl> an importtnt petition In a ntw and freight buain, jt(l||io<fcMklftt.mimxmti """^J^"" m.*"?' growlngdUtrlct.whereth.requirement. building erected for them, and .mi an- of the retldnu ar* ao numerous, Call other think* ol ettabllthlng one In the m and *e* your local druggist, W. E. old Bell block when lh* Endtrby Trad- Pratt, V.S. Ing Co. moiM out Th«te tt room In k wry aad accident occurred here Butter ubttng shipped into lh* Oka- utoat Ihu weak lor J24 a ion. They Enderby lo on* good restaurant; Ihere Thursday eve. when two small boys rogin from lh* Northwem! And it u «w lh* Swwart variety, and ireexcep it not room let Ihre*. nor two. nor on* playing wllh a 22 rill* thot V/ilham poor Hull, at ih&ae ot Enderby who uonally large and of good quality. Th* *• **V other ki'4 Jordan In lh* atomach. He was taken An impowtg monumni et while my alWaaafy< a dw(l|wrf „, 5 ^ nuible was placed In position on Man- «„, fc^ d^urej AnmtMtf Ad say over the gravtol Mr., Dr. McSor- vtnuer. Icy. In th* Lansdown cemeltry. Wm. Tamkuuott told 25 lent of po lion book diaappnrcd. and a second one whsch I had in reserve, and put in management was elected rule, were |h, „„ 0 u|w ,„ ^ hu ^ J.auu, .m, aaxJ n.lul.J ••>.< ilia initltli drawn up and printed, and ih, instltu lion wat inaugurited as a Lending Ll tbo been removed I think the time ha.-, .•otn- whtnsom* tar. and Public Reading Room Many ,,,„, ^ „, mit „ ^ mmt additional bookt and per.odieaU were ,„,„,„„,,.,„. mm ^ presented by friends Illustrated papers hlWl- ^ xgm ^ du,rie|haM9 ,utx.crlbedfor.andth.roomwa,opened , , ^^ ,.„, ,„ ^ ^ three nights a w,,k to the puNn:. free ,ound h.H-,.do«n pnpl. ot to lo form of charge. hw« largely attended, and tcl)mmXtt afld „ „, lhe ^ appnr^tob,.nuchappr*ciit,d.Thot, ^^ ^ l|fMd ^ ^ dealrlng lo borrow books hr home-ad- ^ djtlt , ,„ hav* tiled a oock or two can letltty. pr,e* •» cath on delivery. f,o.b. al the In another ootumn w« print an ar to the Revelstoke hospital to hive the ing were asked to subscribe the small fni dj^Heu (j^jar. miny who would Mrs Fted Falkner and diughler. ttie^ na* ,'w Cetdom place. Mr. liclefrotn tht Ne»- Westminster Co- bullet removed. The latest reports are,sum of SI per annum, and as the sub- B Mutet Annie and Nellie amved last Tcmkmicn u dupfaytng aimptat ol th* himbttn relative lo Ihe matter cf favorable lor hit recovery, week Irom England, and hav* taken up their tetidenc* h*t* wllh Mr. Fatkmr and ton. Member elect Burtill iddtetted a .mall audlenc* in the T«wn Han. Saturday night on th* pcliticil uauea of the day. at viewed from a Conservative stsndpotnL Dr. Vankteat. W. Wotlendtn and H Blurton will Inv* Mara thu week lor the caribou grounds, in lh* mounlllm 'jck ol Mara, to t» gon* aom* day* looking for btg game The Enderby Trading Co hat In-' stalled th* wagon acalt* en a iMMi IcundallMt m lh* street by ihe new1 brick block Thlt sue*! will be lined' in levtl with ClHI ttiecl ft Mown hat sold two 20 sere blocks in his IO0-acr« property near Enderby He will erect another dwell ing on Ihe ptceetty. havitw; 20.0CO feet of lumber already M Ihe ground F. Pynian it placing in ttock a large shipment of gold and .liver novellies lor the Chtlslmas trade. Th* interior cl his (ewelery slot* It being painted an enamel while, by J.C.Orchard this week. At list Ihe C.P.R. tt begutning lo rccognlte Enderby's rights Since last Friday morning it hat spill lh* (rain and pulled the freights clear of the street crossing, making a passageway to the Post Olfice. Eleven riflemen attended the ; »a lice al the butts last Thursday K! lowing is Ihe score: S. Waby 34. J. W Evans JO. J C English 2?, W. R Hancock 26. Geo. Bell 22, A Mc- Lellan IH. W E/Tjuesdal* 17, W H. How We Do Grow! The Okanagan Valley has a population of more than 3500; Its resources are unlimited, and its climate unsurpassed I*. Is the California ol Canada. Last year upwards ol 25.000 tons of produce, valued at say $300,000. was shipped out of the Valley. Of this Enderby shipped 8.000 tons. Armstrong 6.200. Vemon 4.500. Kelowna 3.900. other points 300 The past year has seen a great influx of pecple and money into the Valley, hundreds have bought land and are building homes, and thousands that have heretofore yielded nothing are being put Into fruit, vegetables and cereals Endeiby Is the Sleway to the Valley. It is the first town on lhe S. & 0. railway alter leaving the mainline at Sicamous. miles distant. Its resident population is upwards of 500, and is rapidly Increasing. In the past six months many new business Institutions have been open J and ne*. industries established The Kam loops Lumber Co., Lid has made Enderby Its headquarters. Its mills are at Kamloops, Annls and Enderby. and Its payroll will amount to $10,000 a month to mill men. loggers and for supplies Th-. Columbia Flouring Mills Co.. Ltd. Is also located al Enderby, Its capacity is 350 barrels a day ploying 25 to 30 men. The Rothesay Lumber Co. Ltd. of Mara, also transacts Its business al Enderby It employs 25 men All branches of business are represented al Enderby. and the business of a large farming community centres here Realizing Enderby's advantageous position, her citizens and business men are reaiy t: spen: their time and money building up its institutions and adding thereto. With this end in view, they inaugurated the movement to incorporate. Attorney Billings, in whose hands the preliminaries are placed, expected to have the petition ready to be circulated last week, but he intcrms us thai there is another delay in the matter. "Mr Burnyeat was unexpectedly called out ol town.'' he says, "and could not complete the map I am assured ol It this week and *iil then get the petition ready." The most important acquisition (o our business institutions Is a branch ol the Bank si Mont to be established at once. Last week a statement was prepared by the citizens setting forth the (acts above, and showing the neel :'. a bank here, and the rt derby Friday afternoon and stated definitely that his bar- now endeavoring to get a suitable building. The intlux ; , Knderby increases r/eel h 'el. an! about 100 are fei at every meal Besi le: tl buildings can be secured. The demand lor cottages i: build fourteen of them, work having already been start" I tit was that would open They are si" ; transients, lamllli o great that lhe mill: be glid to lYiillhemtelveiot dwread- scriptions accun.. on*y wa. m nm „ ^ ^^ ^ ^ them. The fundi in hand amount to about 520. which would be ample lo give It a good atari V/e are all justly proud cf Ihe d*v«|. cpment which it going on arcund us. but no community can be deemed really progressive in which mental advance men! does not keep pace with material improvement li is lamentable lo think ol the young people who are growing up among ut tn utter sbiiviausnesi of Ihe gi .- . -id of thought, their mental horlton bounded by the narrow limits .t their immediate surroundings and petty I An! ho.ks are practically the only means by which they can b* •mancipatcd. mi raised to tha' i - th* aaalfl beat th ughl of cur tic* I a . parent*and d fat ted in the w*l- (are J the . g-to com* titd assist in re organising, maintaining roving OW i-Slie li brary. My own litiie It m inu'h taken 3 up lhat it ts impossible for me to Uke j] any active part in promoting Ihe cause, but t am doing what I can in bringing thesubje:! ■ • and I Ituil thai line, having mot* Insure - motion to t»« ih* ttuttn, v? .ithaui . Yours truly. • • -man. •>,'. BC. Sept 2t,ih - led A gaod won : h»lp Appl, " • IM il Armtti . B . '. A g'rl |a .Ml!| ;,, hoUM- lerby. Apply V, thu Manager Henderson came lo En a branch in a few «eks ii I in the hallways at the mlng In as fas', as mpany i I • THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., SEPTEMBER 28, 1904 First Yeak '" FDFNOGR,\PH II M \\ M.KF.R "; irby.B.C I in ntaklnoiu v,. itlon, I Se a line ■ . . Willi \\ I.KI. Tlll-Y? ARI WEi . idvanc ll ■ .•hai expert lh«y h iv -ti.t ClVllllll : - • Mr I id lingu ! Ja;.. the ble .- ire kill : ' . |bl i . ol when ll i . wing ill tne llstrlcl 2172 Mal- HM; ; rla :. Enderby Town Hall ONE NIGHT ONLY WEDNESDAY,/^ . ff.l •if. C. P. Walker presenia the amlntnl CinadleMi Aotoi Lumbermen i it ij \i i ..van .Man; 2414 HarOld INeiSOIl . - H, E. rn 2481 F. H. rby; 2542 Ju !np»iiy in tin i.tiiaikably sue a lu R.»i: , : ulna 'Heart anJ Sword PrisN, $1 (Hi / 7.V- ■■.4 Saa' .■ '■'..; .: • ai II End lu lu>. a hank. ■ us. You In it, ci mint »•. Iok a live a.l but ifet ., place wh.r. \>.- .an hiilc out 30 ' ... ,-tfnt* OUR WINTER EVENINGS . ■ vaak, ■• Campbell ib|ect lh» . ■. parlance to i -.: it ai l . you Oc •r rank Ceil ■ ■ lal f A i lli)Mi:STi:.M) IKES •'fr ' . iters ? ■ veningt are ;• ■ • k • .ally and ively. Ca- . ." rj lobe il a Naihlnt: ■ • ■ 1 : IV* ■ ft ■ - ,• . ■ . I 'efuaed t« make ■• .It hac many Cases under prassur nllce in obtaining th lo meet Ihe govern™ All requeits since it-. I hive been met wll ire iiuupeubl- ' csurse this objection ...... • • •. . ■ ■ J Matt thinks I il ■ rt* app< to btr tpptrtut. lor I Wen' a ciitlons to rattew i ■i »;—i HENRYS NLKSKKILS and Japan THoun Fruit ani Oma * , - •■ ' • ,• • - iii R INSTINCTS ■ ■ rge Ihey at ii and Flower S««ds, Al- ... Ea ■ Wh- . Bat Floral Designs Buy Direct and Save Agent's Commission tOlO Wratmlntlrr boat V.nceua« Is your health iInsured ? An accident policy cover- in,; slckiu': :■ .. :; Mil provide for yon Get It of " WALTER E. TRUESDALE Baaarhy ROASTS THAT ARE FENDER <,S THEY LOOK CAN BE HAD FOR THE ASKING will be particularly interested In the special lines we are showing in Fall and Winter goods, ln addition to showing a complete line of CARSS MACKINAW Goods, we have laid In a line of— SHOEPAX They take the place ol Rubbers, and are much better In every way Never sold In this section before Cheaper than Rubbers, and much easier on the feet. Our patrons lately arrived from the East wtll appreciate them Henry W. Harvey General Mi-.k^ha Enderby, B C K amoops Lumber £° Manufacturers of all kinds ol Rough and Finished Lumb umoer Geo. R. Sharpe ENDERfl, Hal cyon ■ - • - —— I'LOI'I.I Ml SI OWN HUM • • s= '■" ■ lice fee of $10. Halcyon Hot Springs , . » I .a. h C WOTICE !■;.• given thit 30 after date I intend to apply lo t Commissioner of Lands and tl I -ens* to cut and carry away umber from the following mated in 0 . I itstrict, cemm«nctng XXIX. VI. about I I-4 unlet Mabel Like, ihence East JO th I <t0 chum, thence 1 I chains, thence Njrih 160 aateeftw* it Em io chiint. to paint Eiletby. B. C Aug 22nd. I - - W, | ^—— ^. .. ^sj opportunity uiiuw rose oi «-«», ith InC Uwl 1 Henry W. Harvtry. Agent. ***** 3> SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc. Mills al Kamloops. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 feet of Lumber and 30.000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on application Address— ■Iht KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO.. LTD EaJwfcy. B. C Choice Residential <8b Fruit Land in Enderby Just put upon the markel. The choicest building sites in the town of Enderby. Ten minutes' walk from the Postoiflce. Enderby has advanced in a wonderful measure during lhe past year. Property has doubled and tripled, and quadrupled in value. The town will continue to progress; ll has only fairly started. Property will continue lo Increase in value; building lots will never be less valuable than ihey are today. Your best pportunity Is NOW Price of Lots, tt jA^ C7ft 17" ■ How '$ Your Watch /-a .«. '. ...«*>• KEN a man ccn'eises that he is a thief, the mere fact of be- i . . hould not exclude ratio fenesother traits. When the ;• :u are a minister, or a cr a counter-jumper, for instance, li may admit tl nay also be a violinist, or a painter it a pcet. and v.ill ere- . accordingly. And so, s*eeth< ndemns you ;r bet-. uld at , mire you for II : es not . iqual- •ight t> .- bad this ndemn the **h>le man In a miment jfweak- ■ i- r our ncep- • . ml . • fight ai«: i-min. an: I of pa: . '.'. another > Wh- ga a Dus buloursel. ) All men a* • j! a sham Dr. men. Itl - perfectly ii . entertain]!. ;n an: pa nl in letl iamnc: ver her humble cot- tve to to be vhal -m in •;-•, ^ight we ,nabl° A ll F. Pyman Jeweler fiOj Expert Witch Ri'p,tiri'r t.nd.ab.. ■ - ' ' Fruit Boxes Don't Forget io order ihem early. Th* British Columbia Mfg. Co., Ltd., of New Westminster. B C. make all standard packages, and use only SPRUCE Lumber, which Is the best for fruit. They will print your name and address m your boxes without extra charge. Henry Eckert, Manager. FOR SALE! ^SSA]« One hundred acres of first-class Fruit Land. IS minutes walk Irom the P:s; Office at Enderby. Will be sold In one block, or cut up Into smaller blocks to suit purchaser Good House on the property; outbuildings and fruit orchard Apply»- G. ALERS-HANKEY Receipt Books Letter Heads. Bill Heads, Envelopes, Shipping Tags. Invoice En.-ebpes. Business Cards. Visiting Cards. Invitations— anything that can be printed—quickly done at this office Estimates cheerfully furnished on every class ol Book and Job Printing ; Tl. , FJ ••.Arft.ae.l. Diawar5. Eaatrby dilOO j) ine caenograpn, H.nt<K. ttiock.ainst 5>* » $ FiRsr Ye\ THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY. B.C., SEPTEMBER 28, 1904 ^MetKodistCWcK SERVICES. DivUia Sarvlcs every Sunday at 7;30p.m. Sunday-School and Bible CIpjs. 2.10 p.m. Prt Meeting - - - Tuesday, a p.m. A hearty welcorro (or all. A. E. ROBERTS, Pastor. Ri CIM St.. next the Ciurch. MAXIMS OF C. P. HUNTINGTON. The ureal eeorH of miihm'm it. l.vlnif It) ,( 11.-' ntu itnil .n'diiii! In vntiP if11lo iton*, in'tM i|it*niHnD u< t«* limn you iiml.t .mil in-■ iii* -tru't'.t rttiiioiHlcnl. IV., )iil.i. || in, >mtn, iisoUnnHe, I knun juiiuu mm In Sim York ,.lio would nol .'Hiv ;t trunk ,i!<""K Fifth I ini-1mm- tor »'] Iht* frolllajfr itVv coil.d IM**.. u.'i'iHi-f tint wou.il hi' afraid ih.it the} might in-ft tome tflr, ihej knew, VumiIkt principle I haw ronitantly ..:.i,,i is "bueluepi before plfiiure**1 Hi. ,'> i • i ire i- l>- "it to*di* it lhe) ,t,,. ihrj H.- even better Hut I tl) i ' it the life of onewhobai ... . m i. ti, ihi eaut '■> i riii-.- It il !//,•%, || i»« tier* Ihe «tnit'K:-iui; youth, I' ii <> Initplre him fori Unit, Imt ilu' Impti it!• i' mm ii \it-ar* • (T Vpprrt . ■ oftOMliy.Thnt'i tn*. whin i<> \ i iik'ii. It hi* been ii v tt,. through lift- I nut nfarjnn the tvnnir> M »'•» no* not t.i limit fur- « .(.' t..r t| fin ut, |g« blank. To*daj II tlif it • -,„,. | have neter Rone av j i lhe tide nor worried tubiit* n>* » wee were n .luring, A firmer »»»» > BeW »f vthrat To »..(tt „..r ti „ i. > i, j laphUfti' i -• reujulrt - bli attain' It. ntj •- Fe I hirtoottced -,< lit* pott 00 urn, a tn! not not minute later int nl b ■»,. un t|i«> mliittir titiii nol one tee I ||r tit" a ti» itm-tv' tiatt Iff Im* • ' .w., imt do lhal «-• Itl"- there •• the matt **ia«» «irr«a*-« ■ lime and work* late if need Ih- Ik ia... an Iniereet In hU «*>tk nml \* intlout loot adtane d, Iha*«al«*a>a lived within tut meana and alwaya kititml fur idtrtBeemeai \\hrtil»a*alni\ tinmy father'efarnt itt Conneetkal I worked hard, tiitl.*- » ttt-tmrht, fur therr wa* pirn- ti io do. Hut If I had any »pare lime t did rhitrrti for thr ttHghlMtriv I n*-irr wanted fttr anythtna: I nerded! I al> way* t?ot M It,.i many hot ihititf* •. ajfd IVbM I wrni U New Vutk in I***, t hadi|oiti>a«umuf mituey, ih« molt uf my •atttn:* )udi- '■ and little u*,<JH.fj« otwut ihr nrt*jht*tirh<*oil. AUTOMOBIl.F NOTES. Ttie *uHan of Turkey hai taken to Ihr aut.Mtaddte. and It ao plraml with ii thai hf l*w deeorotfd the itnrtiit.r tot the mak** hr mm thr t.Mmtf duke «f kUoebaoter ha- di*ti*im*r*l ail) thr hi* totipr*) of the l-mf lt«i. ooMllty who i*****-**. auionndol-* l*% apt*eiNnif in a fattavleoi turtiatfr |«atnte«l a titM t.H,m enhtr Thi EMitMHAfH. one v u COLUMBIAN METHODIST COLLEGE'-r- Provides a h me ft r bath male and female students. G'ves. complete and ;t3t class Com merclal Coarse. Oilers a full course in Vocal sni Insiru mental Music. Prepares foi Matriculation in Atts. La*. l.l»Ji-ine. Englnee.ing. etc. and takes the student through the full arts course to the B. A degree, in a!;ilu'.i>n rill Toronto University. Kt* * Ha 8 0 ALF TODD ■••.'. of lhe Valley. ■ a'.ed al Enderby. He can hmJIe the ' ra:or *i'.h lhe best af them, ani he's an artist ikith the scissor*. Schedule ot prices: Hair Cut. 2Sc. shave, 15c. sings. lOc: shampoo, 25c; hair tanic.lOc Pttt««t will Mad* - I* thai this sti-t trill n:! tsttl M Suniaf. A. TOfM, Kateadl Rll.taacray FOR SALE '■ I F"tr'*» '-'•• ■ S"?,a,t • (ilUHGl; R LAWKS. E«J.,l.v Ymi am wasting your llf>' "it who l» unworthy of you, who lovi no loniior, null win, Ik deeolvlntc Ynu or,- not wnntoil lion', ynur life only in- mil' long m\*m If you i" lu ataylna in"1 MMtrlnolnif your Why iit n foolish sonio ofilnly it you in yi'iif I"'-' Ititorwtui you I Imt tn in. inin- inn- wort! lo soimrii ] own firtiini i«-,,,-- unil Itapplnoa* lirltii' blti a Into Hu' lift' of iiiH'i'ii'i'' nun you wll .in, 'If lih' IVI lilt CoWVFtltht, ' *• [Contlnueti- first Installment Set. 7]' "I only cut thi'. yeatonlny. >lm-t,, ur I ihould bawstUl nil Uiiatoj'oii lonffago, but I know that unit's-, l could provo nil I stiil tn ymi It would tic just io mutili Uiuc tvaitodts" I wultoti Sho huauoun crony to 00 on tin- &tak*o »nd hnabcoh I'itv'iii^ you to do wlint you could fur Iht. unil ymi iutvt< boon tahtng hor day »fti*r ,! iv fii.m iii.ni.ii.'iT to imtnnuvr, haven't you? She eried 0QQ iluy while 1 \\a>> thfiv with you \micuum- rIiq bud HO money tind no nm* would rii.'.i;:i' ber. I wtw<|uilfl tOttollftd tmd Mirry for ber at Utettine. hot UMeit to tJttit - to \n Ma Kmi*Aim: Maw thanVi* fur yittir«if' r *«t »* i»jrt in roar mad oonpaajrot -Tm- llrhta.' I miul.i nuob lUu 10 u> uiul«-r )t»ur tiuiiai '■ ■ ■ .• ' iit Iiiuii't i-iii' in ItttaUtl fin |utt it w. «tiii it w. tt .i in- qta.i - Inpcaslb ■■ mr ii,--1" liv" ui ti ftdlurv of I wanly rjw .iiillur*. miiiiii ),>u offn it rotjbaro nuv tht»it in tit*. Cllyt i.ifl.rl villi Ik* 81ml U 0OU)a>r II "■Vi'ur-iruly. Lot) Miwim. '" Thi' ifi'iitli'iuttll elttMHl the h'ttiT .un i-"i.' tt .it my maMer. "If thafa tho right kind of n lottoi 'i"in a WOJBtB who ia aoov|illiitr bet a, •' 'I'.-, :':A'-^K- mfi* •*<** I I At llHMt Til I. I mtl.M.1* 011 H 1t.i*iid ft<on an extlatuv, you can rail UK* tt .J'Mt " Tl,i«.-tMH'b me a* an funny that I lait.'lHti itll I r»ilh**l nti*roa lie* tfea*.*- hut im uia*ti'i dblu t t'v-u unllo •'V\||| ymi Ktn* tiif that note?'' Ih» Ultfttd ••tviiaii f.*rr "foOtttea Mr* M«t»-t^M 'a.it Uiilyou tt'.iy breab with bftrl Mi matter jiar* a f-omr llltle banl Uurtk 11,,» ttme 1,1am >rmu Un Mattnlntf out iM1. .tiMi'k tnf**r) tltt' IM nf ber ai*)|Urfibt<io<*'" Thankllo «t tit«>^*ntleman."aml BOW, la«'h Ibnt y«oir••>*•* ai**<>|«*hnl l»» i.oii tiwn fully, let tin* w mi JPOO «»f an- <*ti«-r lUiuter that t* thivaifUintr t-«t Vuotu* liwraktaii poor urifo'a bvtiit- ImiI llwt ill I tin* tt>-t*l of It W liit. i.»i Itate Uvii ftt,i.i*li. <*tlWr<» bare Uvn I<m1 |.«i ttha* i.otr little wife ttrrdn'1 it«i IWal' * beoron, man. nhal do jnmi Djronf' a lliaty*w had ttftter b»i'a <*tit f.*t \mii«aWf W ben a t'tvtty «<*man t« tin T .. ti^if isn.M, r any iti.k of nkw feltiiw*! r**a«lv In eln°e*° her up " ttilbtiMi ivy Wtutiod ■way ami I -!«*i|V TIm m'\i moflitnf, to my aftvai *tir f****-. mv m**ler ami mlMn**A • aim «*ot !•• tm* m r> Hit He bail Im It . ami *lonin«r 1***1**. W< a** that titv*»»m« IMtvb ha*l trtVfnl ttH* tm the Wrong *«.»*• of tin* to>wdi. Ih* wioild md enim lo talk li* me. tml jo*>t l»*»krd ami ealUil t< mr I mow, taVWtftrfb that tm-y b«*tied hafmy jo-I I t-altl hr** all tbey HltL MAH«r t*Hlay I wim't j»« lo town again all MUaMf,' m(*I my maMer, 'amlmea that *e bare m*l a rtiti*' 10 fear ntor fa**r mii*t wear nvtliiiirf l>ut MOilr* for the fotiifr " tVnm*»«vnt«»ft*k*wnther*ad. ami I laHgh***! t." m«i. f iafoa*M I wa* in tlv auitl ami kticw jo»t tihy he w*m1d m*t girt in tnttn any m**r*" I <alli*il t<* mi miMr*'***. ami a«k*°*l aWrtoOuojH ami unite toe. and t*r**mi«nl t*> tVt hrr lnt<i th*1 ***t**\ If *he w,ntM t*at *Im* wa* **» !»i*i kntkihg ihinn the h*ad aft«<r my ma*ter ami hiding her haml bs him a* hr lomed the nitm>r that «he *InI m>* hf-ut tw IVthat** a« it turned oot it « a* hrtter *he di*l md hear me. I ale a M «*f trra** that nv*rnlnir o»t** than t had darvd t*» aince I hrtfa* l« *tateh f<*t a effttl | beanl M ■t*4f*JM *in»?itiif in lhe jMrden. *>h»* »< ^* *ti-i>hlly frvJift,/ happy, and I lOO WU happy in kmiwimt that *An< had mdhin<| n*-*r»» t*» fear f^*m * eriliv -f.tr th*« •trtdO of Wal* hinrfft* him wa* l*t»ifin- h.hatlnlell**n in*1 I ha*l linr-n «*• l»i*v fanning e«*ry nne nh*« NMl up **r ilm n lb** rtvad. and lUtenint? lo War if mi mi*ttv-*rt rrifl a* they tarnt ht, thai t had ttot ha*l tiroe lo eat ami I wa* getting thin and |**n\ ami lapgtnning lo tie afraid <"ri*fi**hl wimbl tymtr aftfl :"• <»f itk- -a di*gti*,ling ttta^li*^ that I tlM tfirt want t*» tOUtMatMl t gam'*»1'd Wtla. jtV tl t tb<mt*ht that Ihl* WO»M 1* tho la*l few lutnr* "f taa>Wltcll t-.-H '' m mv aaaaaMff WUlM m«1 tf*» away attt OJOfO, A .ritir wa* tajrj my m,*ir*--- Uaff to Off M*ufl I WOMlef what had not read the ear ii"? IflM y it *vili interest you to look uj tha ptpe V lottlcd u critic, and luppowd lit) wm dead nml inudo Into veal or ocof or wbatovor Uuty mako out of « oritlo. I was u little surry that We JVort) rlil of il —Ikh'hum' I ihould if iv ut ly iiuvo liked ti» huvc btoloiii't-liaiiiv at It m.VM'If imt M» long ui it wai ifonQ 1 luppoaoi lhal I oiiirht to be ooQtontod, lly nml by my mUtroaa Qftmo a*ay**f out of the gnrtlon with hor work and a IhhiI, mill nil the duga ut ber lieuU, and mil down under the willow, She bad been thore aomu little time when thr little man with tin* wbtakera I'liiiii'. Thi' ni'tiiii'iit I miw him | hutt'd It■ iti iifrish, ami Iniwd tn 1h> near my mlhtruttH tn nrotcot her, 1 lufftfod al my btakOi mid It mini.' im> m> uuid Hint I COtlUtn'l more It, mid that I was mi tin- wronic ildo of thi* brook, Hint 1 urlod tihuiil, mill inluod Ihf U'lfiutilii/ nf tin* ooiivoraaUon. "Vwi, I am iilnin*." waa Lhe tlr-t wnnls i hoard* "but mj boauand uyi his biislm-ss iviil 1h< HuMittl today and ho Won't go to town ii-'i'u this Mini hut." The llttlt< iiihii with lhe tvbUken mve aiinthiT of thoao burrid lautfhaol bit. "I ilon't MipiNiM* In* will. I i inn i. be U goliiif to bring hli btaavlnoai down boro." "What .l.i ynu m •any "thi S,iiurl iv hi* wu*. nl ihi* HhssIm Uniisf nti Uto bill urraiiftng iboul botnl fur u Imly." My ml«lre*« gntv n **lmri fry. and tbi-n looked him at|uuiv In iho fmv. "It I* ti"i true,' sh mi I.I. prtuidly *i ihlnk you'll any li l«* wh.-n I loll you the name of the laily hehaaholi en '.i •■ 'i IS'* nintu for la Mr*, l.-m .Mao nln r." MymUreaa itood looktnf nl him fot a moment ndthoni sp.-,iMir. imt tin i*\ph>ss| >u of her tow wtmhl havettdt any one oul that IhvtU IUUo man will IV whU'. ts that It** bud hurt laor v««r> mueb. Al I it ahu tMve a funny Itttb ory, ami tben beffao talking tn In-rvd under Iter limtth, ■W ,i ..,.111.1,.' Ulut-shall I dnV I heard ti.'r*ay. The little man Mth the whbtken came up rtooo to I • «a**- unbnppt ilmt *h*tB * n ' bim "Alttv"' b* *»ait. Itst-n t>* m*» Ideal Home Entertainment Fumisliecl by the Victor Gramophone Positively lhe best talk Ing machine on the market. It sings, plays and talks just as natural as ||.ePrlc,s,*« CO,$11.00 $11.00 .n*u.. FLETCHER BROS.. VICTORIA, I.C. tri ..., W.H.HUTCHISON General Blacksmith W.goit Buililir .nil Rtrastrtr "A bolt In time will grease the line"—makes things run easier —saves wear and tear and a final break down. Anything that Is made ol Iron and can be repaired will be repaired. Farm Implements, buggies & wagons £ specialty, and all repairs guar amced to stand. ENDERBY C.O.F.No.1058 M..ts tv.t)- sent .nt faiinh Thandty in «,.-hm«iith Vtiiiinj Butht.ti ssrawlljr iit,n.4, A.W.Sum.C.R. H. H.Wa*mgtn*», Sk LO.L N). 446 M. <u tti. In ani M Fnaay af auh manth at 7:30 p. ra. Vtsinii bnthrtn wtlesm*. W.« A.E.RSM.TS. Sat H : Merriment is tonic for niliid, solace for trouble, and eii.Mimenl of health." To be happy you must be healthy And you cannot be healthy if your breakfast ioods and flours are Impure oi lack the nutriment they ought lo have Yi u will find you can gel better satisfaction from the breakfast foods and flours milled at Enderby than from the much- advertised Imported articles. Ask your grocer for Enderby-milled Flours and Meals The Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. 1 Enderby Hotel • * * • This pioneer house Is experiencing the greatest rush of business in Its history. It Is the result ol Its popularity. The service and accommodations are the best. Ninety-foot annex now being built lo accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table Rates: $1 and $2 per day Webb Wright, Prop. This is lhe place to find fresh fruit EVERY DAY The demand has been so great that ll is almost Impossible to keep a supply on hand We have choice eating apples, pears, plums, peaches—everything fresh and In season. Received fresh every day We will ihortly move into our new quarter*, then!-!!-!tt Under The Olive Tree ■*? J. C. Metcalfe Enderby Once upon a lime there was a man. His name was Ketchem N. Sklnem. He lived In a Castle His little children played marbles with diamonds. The man was an Editor. He editored the Yanetook Lobster. A Lobster is like a Big Spider bui isn't He is green, but when he gels into Hoi Water he avtll Look Red and Feel Blue, Eugene Field says the Lobster carries his teeth on his Ann. Next time you see a Lcbiter Pat him tn the Teeth Maybe the Teeth mil kind ti Take to You. Mister Ketchem N. Sklnem'» Ltater's Teeth would Take To You II you were Real Easy they would also Take What You Had One day this Editor of the Yanetook Lobster Looked Red and Fell Blue Hanging his Teeth upon his Arm Mister Ketchem N Sklnem hied himself io the Valley of the Naganako for to Gel Next He tcok along His Call Siting and Scheme Mtny Wise People petted him en the Teeth and the Teeth kind oflook tc Them He ras a Kind and Good Man. this Editor of the Yanetook Lobster, and s he ..anted to Take the People In to his Castle He gave them an interest In His Web. He look compassun an them like a Spider to a Fly. and *ave them a Nice Corner in his Castle in *.hi ;> Hang *hlle he wound silk about them an: Pulled their Legs Straight Then the Yanetook Lsbst?- g3t Into Cold Water and turned Green again T* Wise People otthe Naganakj Valley tried to mak • him Look R«i and Feel Blue but he still cartie J la Teeth on his Arm for the Unshorn to Pat Mister Ketchem N Sklnem went back i Castle. He took with him >me Diam n given to htm for the Children by the Ll e if the Naganak i Valli. He told the Wis?, ole ol the Naganak d V* / thai he leave them Comlortless And he iidn't. The Liberal People :' -ikanako Valley hai many Comforten as syrup.' Ulc as Job's And they *alted many m us lor the . Coming :! ;h= 21:>r dI the Yaneloc* Lobster With an Axe J.E.Orchard Painter and Decorator, Graining and Staining imitator ii native and foreign wod». JJf^Jf'ntaT cuss. TD IT If Q For Fail 1 IVUVasVO Delivery I am not,' taking orders (or Fruit Tree irom the big Nurseries of Slone & Wellington. Toronto The quality oi lhe trees senl oul by these nurseries is as near perfecti ,n as scientific growers can make it. E. A. CHAPPELL, Etvtkrby Enaerby Brick Yard Ernie rhy '•;.'-' -,,'"• - ' ,' . ;., |f |IJ *\.,' *■ fli | ;,-, . !',.'.?' :•.- r.a- -. -• A. M. Ba.VJ Job Printim Tha" 'aches the artistic and keeps hause : ■ my Mil be done at this i quickly, neatly at I i - >■ , lo send your priming cut •' lown Anything thai can . commercial print •,: ti done I ,;hthere ■The Edenognpli \. THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY. B.C., SEPTEMBER 28. 1904 FlRSi Year .." .. ■ I,... thing for i ll tots l gly fine We have never carried a complete Babies' and Chlldre Undr '.his year. • have everything for the ^< t^T it as well as for the biggest. When xe get into our new store rooms we will be able tc show everything off to so much better advantage, but even now we can interest you in the many fancy lines of Children 8 Underwear These chilly nights will make you feel the need of warmer Bedding, and Curtains. Rugs, and such thing as will make the home comfortable, cheerful and a nice place to stay. Inspect our slock in these lines. New and exceptionally good In quality, weight, texture and pattern • .titii.him ■ ' ughrwrt. dut* a' Uk h,l>l »rat I ,i the ll a;.hrrM|j,| .teal it It alvi lurch ahil l,«n lurnitur* .nil all art ■ I* «X|NttlN whew a atioag. gin, titin'i ft winttd, In the Pulpits What the Local Pastors Talked About So inlay Just S puse So. laKlllg Ih lh. 8th vers lor I • ■ :. Ihl III! :•■ : >• :■ character It nol a good witness li -•ause. Tc be faithful io one's con- ll Iho essential part, An un- ll ■' tended :o *e The responsibilities lhal Christians everywhere sphere ol llle. are .;•• il .-■■-.". • ■ ' rtlU t wit ; • upon each i be at ■ • .".il and |ust n : lile. Christ gave to his disciples when i a told them tc ,: .'orld i. greater power than. given', every man. Th*) senl .;. 5upp:.'-. my dear, thai y^u 'a'ere I. And by yair aide your tveQthaarl lit suppose you noticed by and by The distance 'twlxt you were too great. ced Christian life Is not lhe life I Now tell me. dear, whal would you do? ould point to as the true wittiest ol I know and so do you. en Iso comlortably placed1 :'.'.:: • v . ::!v ,t-. :,..,'• That lhat dear, dainty little waist Mv McKechnie occupied Ihe pulpit Ol hers looked very lonely Ihere. tl- Methodist church Sunday even- Pray tell me sooth what would ycu do> ; n the absence of Rev. A. E, I know and so do you. ibettt, who is absent on a trip with WnJ„ h,vjng don, what | |us( d((j iv. Mr. Whll* in the S With not a Ircwn io check or chill. Mr^McKechnletook h^text sUpp0se her red lips seemed lo bid Defiance tc your lordly will: Oh. tell mc, sweet, what would you do> I know and so do you. ■ lhat the world is Christ: but a strong, true, broad and , , , . 'drawing nearer tc Christ a ii sympathetic llle, such as Christ (limits ultimate redemption mi ill ived. give one hair's breadth Irom the poalt lhal r later a vill b, ■ Ihrltl. and tl propheafi sht rom the 119th Psalm, verses 59-60. .■-■red a rousing old-time repent ye sermon. Repentance Is net .lien preached (rom the pulpit today. he said, but as the first step In a Chris- nan's life, it Is as necessary today as It ever was. Unless there is a turning aoout. as In the case of the prodigal s n. there cannot be any forgiveness. a c without forgiveness there cam ltd WALTER ■eld's Songs and Verse Thi, Broke Our Blockade Hundl fill ll lhal in all railroad a first and last cur: are always the ones that are injured." O'Rourke: "Shure, an' I wond I they don't leave ihim two cars olf the thrain Ini rt • A • li-r- indicate: lhal . ut subscriplicn has expired, and there :: ■. ■ ■ . lurthei n nlltanee For Sale. A pure bred i registered i bull —beef type Apply to— J H.Colbs, NOTICE. Any person found shooting on my . - , ". .ill be prosecuted to the fullest th* law. Fked Barnes. Enderby Sept 2nd. 1904. For Fruit Lands, Farm Lands and Town Property call and see- E. TRUESDALE. kndemy. a. c. great work with no power greater ti:,", aiming,* real Christian expert* lhat ol personal character, backed by And there must be more than a mere the Spirit of God. No power can be turning about, there must be progress ' ii an that of a strong chara I Rustic* that goes out from si. more potential thai thai erted by a legion ol men of wi fibre Th* great ft ubte lhat Christian characters are weakened >y their Inconsistency. N I I tt he w. i venture lo point out th - thi lives. No :i in in a • : ti • But wh«n the under!;, ng pi one's life Is so tnc:titistatita. ■ lie I It the opposite direction, there must : I rt practical, sincere, h.nestand consecrated living. God is real. Christ Is real, one's Christian experience and ■- . I be real. There must be the living out of our better selves, the close touch, the contact with our fellows "To work "should be the Christian's motto, ever trying to win others to see the blessedness ol a Christlike life. -a orld cculd but realize the ab- I a life of folly it would turn God. To convince others that a life of folly is an absurdity. Christian people must prove by more consecrated, more honest, more patient ) one can influence others living that there is another III* self unbalanced. A wav •• real and infinitely mere happy. ' -— Th. Colonial lnv.stm.tit .nd Loan Co., - America Auuranc. Co.. .1 Toronto. Th. Pho.nl, Assurance Co.. cf London Bn|.. Th. Uvtipool. London .nd Cl.li* lntura.no Co.. of Loi I Th. Ph.ii.a Assurance Co.. of Brooklyn. N Y Th. Cuirdi.n Aatural c. Co.. Th. ConltJeuv, ii Lit, Auurme. Co.. ot Toronto. Tht Ont.no AcciJtiu Insurinc. Co,, of Toronto SPECIAL - cnlv 5440 A SNAP—4 lots. 60x120. In the centre oftown. Price C. J. B's Cure Constipation 1*1 .' , ,"' Jc. e All men should take a . liiaidlcv, I'.tidfiliv Hatdaa.ui' Merchant Mar. ll,t , Ha- A slater fr I gol ... It An answer to The Angelic Husband " If ptrchane* you -reatur* rare. Could you find, think you. a woman gr.l enough hit lol It i Igi - ■• . 'et fitting n..- l find a perfect t ..cutearchthe. - • • r* art lots of charming wives, good and awest and And they make their husband nappy -at mortals here can be •■ this one little point, yos may just make up your n : 'hat's quite perfection, you'll never, never' : • ire w.ves so neat and tidy, and they keep their I What a pity that their tempers hive a dash too much A ipr.t There are others ao swest tempered they nev«r, neve• Bit they are so very carele.j. everything is upside down. end th- money, in a way that's o,u,t» I ' ihe bills make hubby mad' • i». are shocking fl rts. gadding evarj - • I levoted: then it : asbsnd! they s: rt ..•■-. ,;..•'• , 11 Ilka . ' .■ .'tam lectures. - ,- • • - li setter, if a' I itener its ,- tfti r hut .nd thin buttons gon- there are some—but I'll conclude, lor I might keep on all day. tl . ou li (ind a perfect ante, I would not dare to say an that't hap; I : - 'h a wife that's fairly ,: : He it-.i. thank I t pet 25 cents R. R. Burns. Price 25 cents Masonic Building; Armstrong ■ Burns' Toilet Luxuries The Perfect Wife AflT^Ong TmTpLbing a. II aa, k *^ \\ OlliS ncrs i ight ■■ • ■ THE MARKI.T. 1 thai ■ it tha aa i pot i II • • ■ ■ . ■ irktl ■ It* full grot II ■ il Iron i.' . broilers she* g : 1 ■ • • . ; | ■ ... ■ r tatlslaetorj litloi ■ rings of broll«rt « .■■• ; . di n *t ■ mgar fry - ■ iron u • ; )f lu • ihere LIVERY RIGS . were • itall sales nus quantity The prlC* per 5IS. Onicns were find | . small trade al SI.50 p*l I lhe IruiU attracted OCR, cerable at- w Fr :-,. i apples ■asgood, art Ihl .:. MWtri ; ii irate For Sale! Silverware. Craniie*are. Cruet Stands. Ccpperware. Fine Table f.,.- A 1 Z~~A« Cuttlery. Tinware. Fine Cccking 101 AI gOOOS. Utensils. Woodenware. Pipe and Pipe Fittings ;■:' all kinds. Butter Crocks. Daisy Churns. Creaming Cans ani Dajrv Goods McClarv M f g Cos ■ Famous Stoves and Steel Ranges. W. J. Armstrong, Manager, Armstrong, B. C. Would U ? i Like a life In :mg for the payment of from $1,000 to $100.0001 ii re if you die within 20 years, and that If you live 20 year's guarantees more to you In cash than you have pad in it? Your ans-ver is very likely to be. "Yes. bo' It can', be. me" On receipt of your name. age. and i -,a. « > ill prove to- you that It can. The Assets of IF* Mutual Life of Canada of S7.000.000 will convince you A: :**ss— Wm. J. Twiss, Vancouver Seems to have taken )ld of Enderby by e heels, and is pushing things along Keep ahead of the demand, we have just placed In stock a carbad of household goods Parlor Pieces. Hall Racks, Tables. Desks. Book Cases. 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Title | The Edenograph |
Contributor |
Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1904-09-28 |
Geographic Location |
Enderby (B.C.) Enderby |
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Newspapers |
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Text |
FileFormat | application/pdf |
Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
Identifier | Edenograph_1904_09_28 |
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BC Historical Newspapers |
Source | Original Format: Royal British Columbia Museum. British Columbia Archives. |
Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
Rights | Images provided for research and reference use only. Permission to publish, copy, or otherwise use these images must be obtained from the Digitization Centre: http://digitize.library.ubc.ca/ |
AIPUUID | b06e48b6-8962-4511-9e74-d63046350667 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0353239 |
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