THE o .:Af!^liBi)5 5 EDENOGRAPH Volume Numbuk 36. KNDERBY. B. C„ JANUARY 18, 1905. P, a, $2 a Yeak H. G. Muller wat elected mayor ol Vernon last • The Oddlellows of Armstrong will ,jl ball Friday night. Thirty-three names were added to : i last week, giving Vernon 274 votert. Our devil It now In possession of a real live owl. Keep a lock on your chicken coop F, Pyman'a watch board Is plied up villi repair work. He Is drawing work from all tho towns In the Valley g'a Molasses Limited . coach eat arms. ed glove was found on th* street on Sunday and la now at this office waiting a claimant, Louie Could hat taken a job print Ing plant Into Vernon and will open an office in ihe newspaper burdened lown, J, K Evans bought the interest of hit brother. J. W„ In lhe livery busi- neaa of Matthews tt Evans, this week. Chat. Shayler. prominently connected wan the cigar making business of Kelowtta, died at that place an the 7th nm Matthewa & Evans are shaping things lo build a new livery liable on their Clifl street property early in the ,: Some choice botes of apples are being sold locally by Ceo. R, Lawes. Tha Rlhtton Pippin ia one al the favorite varieties, Je>h Blackburn hat taken over lhe hotwa and rtgt ol Wm. Woodt. and tt doing a regular delivery and light dray, ing business, The larm house of John McCluie. near Kelowni. wu burned to the ground hut week. Moil ol lhe furniture wu saved, Skating on the river wat excellent the put week, and everyone who could keep the steal on the ice wu enjoying ihe pleuur* ol IL Wm. Hutchison hat build a lodge room over English's furniture Mora and hu fitted ll up for the Masont on a Isng-lerm teat* Wm. Hancock toM hu hirneai. saddle and gun butlnett tha week lo J, W. Evant. who will continue buii- nets at ihe eld aland. D. Nairn _ Co., Enderby'a popular drag lirm. are pulling up a cough balsam and a Menthol llnamem that are taid le be equal to the belt that u made. "I've teen I'cutandi and t'outandt ol Januarlei," uld the German, "en' I ntwer tee a January mitoul a January raw." The German"t thaw it now on. J. C. Metcalfe U making a greit slaughter in price* on winter clothing. Hit tale contliwei thu week and it attracting the attention ol those looking for bargains The pattenger coaches on the •■■led every day the train tt, weather warmt the Molasses runt bettet ll ts nearly on time three days out ol level Judging Irom the number ol business . tewn ll getting ready lor the big rush lhat it sure to Come with the Spring months and the resumption of the daily It requires push and husth and a liberal quantity of Jovially and hoi llrlO sell teal estate. D R. Young the Vernon News that there, sales ol his company latt week total J17,790. J. Millar, whf has been conducting Ihe Okanagan Herald at Vernon lor ihe Kooteday Mail Company, resigned Ihe position on the first ol the month and la now spending some time with hla ton al Enderby. A. Todd hu sold his barber shop to A. J. Young, and will pul In a pool table in the rear ol the shop, where the periodicals and papers of the day will be found. The big Ellis ranch cf the lower Okanagan. recently purchued for a Montreal syndicate by L. W. Shatford, • M. P. P., will be put on the market this spring, and will no doubt cause! considerable stir in lhat section. The Ladles' Aid. of the Methodist < Church, will give a 10-eent social at the home of Mrs. Geo. Bell tomorrow, ■ Thursday i evening. A cordial Invitation it extended lo all, and a pleasant i evening's entertainment is promised. The annual meeting of the Spallumcheen Farmers' Institute will be held at Enderby this afternoon at 2 o'clock, I for the election of officers. It ia earnestly requested that all members and their friends will attend the meeting. In the town hall. Win, Elsen has placed his Eden Haute farm on the markel, Mr Elton's place hu long been looked upon u one ol ihe choicest in thu end of the Valley. Last year il produced the prise winning apples cf the province in several varieties, J. C. English alls the attention of hit friends and patrons lo the line of linoleums lhat he carries In stock. You will soon be looking for something in this line. Alio get your eye on ■ :. ■ i !! re -;r; r r ! ■.,, >-. >. ■.,, ■ goods, and artistic centre-tables, Kelowni la now experiencing weather that would delight the Nor'wetler, says the Clarion. About two inches of snow and the thermtmeter showing four or '.'.' ■ - • with .' lent ...,',-.:' ■:.. , I it what we are having at present. The ttfuM cf the treasurer of Ihe Armttrong waterworkt shows a total of 90 consumer! on the tut, bringing In a total ef SI.316 per annum. The liaed charges lor each year are: Interest, $600; linking fund. S250. leaving • balance ol I486 for repaira, etc. The wave ot prosperity that ia now passing over British Columbia It nowhere more apparent than in the Okanagan. Important u are the mining, (umbering, and (.thing industries ol Ihe province, Ihey are tn no way comparable with our agricultural resources. Kelowni Clarion. The Curling Club had two days of good ice latt week. On Sunday some ol the over-tealous attempted to improve on lhe tee they had and flooded the sheet.wtthout consulting the weather clerk. Jack Frost refuted lo work and the ice hat been mushy ever tince, spoiling what they did have John Huston wat elected mayor of Nelton lui week, and the newspaper fraternity will now breathe easier John nobody's pel ,- enough bui there's a ragged I H that wins the admiration of everyone but lln-horm and boosters, and we all like to see Ihe .1 what he'i alter, even near, the spoiling of a good newspaperman Icr him I "rDonild, whose repulallon u a Contractor and builder his made his I will in future devote ale., it Arm- G. Moberley, and It Is said lhal J. Symington will take over the contract Ing. H. W. Harvey opened his Post- Offlce block lo lhe public on Salui ll Is excellently titled up and Is equipped wllh all the lat- : ri.j.r v Due ImiidreJ box added, giving ISO in all. Mi I iking a further improvement lo his store by extending Ihe shew room lo the extreme north end of the build ing and adding an ollice in ihe rear. I ale.i, Action The action of the Vancouver Board of Trade In passing a resolution asking the Dominion government to Impose a duty on rough lumber Is being endorsed by the cities and towns through m ihe province. The lumbermen ask lhat a duly of $2 per thousand be placed on rough lumber coming Irom the United Stales. Thi Ihl duty charged by our neighbors on mil rial going Irom Canada American , nber com nl ',:,;. lut) Children's Gift ■^ and at such low prices thai they have shut out Ihe B. C. lumbermen Irom lhe Northwest markel, and so has caused many ol our savmllla on the coast to close down, thereby throwing many men out ol employment. Re- talllatlon Is asked for, and Ih Ihe local men have a right to expect. They demand thai a tariff equal to that In force against Canadian lumber going into the United States be Imposed on American lumber coming Inlo Canada. Golden Drip Molasses The people ol the Okanagan have had so much molasses handed out to them by the C. P. R. that the mere smell ol It causes nausea. The Okanagan Molasses Limited has spread It so thick that this weak effort of the Okanagan Herald falls flat: "We have been al some pains to ascertain from the C. P. R. their views on the Okanagan service, the prospects ol a dally train this winter, and Improvements ln traffic arrangements. We have given full expression to the views ol the Valley, and it Is only lair to both sides that the C. P. R. view should also be known. The company recognize the service is not what It ought lo be, or what they wouL like It to be, but they point out that the S & 0. branch does not belong to ihem and Is being operated under contract with the Provincial Government, who control It. The road was poorly built In the first place and will not stand heavy traffic, ll waa enormously overcapitalized, and has to pay Interest on a sum much larger than Its actual cost ol construction. The company has no title to or Interest In the roadbed beyond that o temporary lessees. If they owned the road, or had a title to it for sufficient length ol lime io warrant it. they would rebuild the road, lay heavier steel, put in improved shipping facilities, such as slips at Okanagan Landing to enable them to handle freight better between the train and steamer, and would put a better engine and equipment on the road. As to a dally service in winter, a careful tally of the traffic, the company contend, does not warrant It from a business point of view, though Its advantage to the district \s admitted, especially as regards the mall service. "The company contend the S. & 0. Is not a paying line to them. They gel 60 per cent, of the re celpts and this Is no more than the cost ol operation over their system, without allowing any profit. The line Is given full credit lor its passenger revenue and freight mileage. "On these statements It is hopeless to expect the company to concede the popular demand lor a dally service under present conditions, and Ihe only way to get It Is to get after .he provincial government to amend the agreement for the operation of the branch, and to urge Ihe dominion government to help with their mall allowance." This sounds like the real old Colden Drip at so much per. If, as the Herald says, "the company recognize lhat the service is not what It ought to be," why doesn't the government compel the company to make it what it ought to be or give up the lease ? The contract under which the C P. R. Is operating the road says lhat the company shall provide "duly equipped trains for the carriage of j passer. i frequently as shall be neces. tr) ' i tht trafl mtn All Ihe company's promises ol what ll would do "li" it had a title to the r:ad are light as wind, and will not settle on the people ol the Valley. The assertion that the road is poorly built and will not stand heavy traffic Is rot supported by fact. When a wheezy old engine can pull such trains aa in drawn over the S. & 0. it does not look as If the roadbed were in such a dcpbrable condition It will take more than the statement of the C P R to convince any sane man that the S. & 0. Is not , . ill ; - iucing branch The talk o! a further subsidy is ridiculous. Already the road Is c ting the provincial government $30,000 a year—several thousand more than the annual cost of operating the road. .. ■.'-...,.-.-.. "It is iii re Ut ad I ,: re than It receive." To experience Ihe It this quotation, one must pur I test. The children ol Enderby did so last Christmas. The annual Christmas Tree service was turned Inlo a gilt I service, a big box being provided and I the children depositing then- gilt lor another less fortunate ihan they. This box was sent to an Indian Mission at Duncan, Vancouver Island. This week Rev. Mr. Roberts received this gracelul acknowledgment: "Your welcome letter came aboul a I week ago, and the box arrived yesterday. I am sure it was very thoughtful of you to remembei us away off here,, and I can assure you and your people that your kindness is most opportune. "We opened the box last evening, and ihe first thing that I got hold ol wu a sack cl rolled oau, which was immediately designated to a poor sick i man. who asked me lor something to , make porridge ol. when I last visited him Then, next came some Santa Claus stockings, and some toys—|usi whal we wanted for some of our children who had no Christmas, Bui, perhaps the best ol all were the warm mittens and stockings, and the comfortable garments for this e weather. "We have 700 Indians h some of them are not so it is a blessing to them when we have something warm lo give the needy ones, "We will long remember th- mas bos Irom Enderby and pray Gad : to bless the kind friends who thought i ol the Indians In their need, "C M SALMON ARM ITEMS W. E Pratt, ihe V. S, hat got the . king horse in Ihis DislricL Messrs. Fullaii and Orchard, ol Enderby, paid ihe Arm a visit last week. The Orangemen are preparing to build a large hall wllh a store-room in the lower floor. Every >ne Is taking advantage of the ' good roads and fine weaiher. and u gelling out logs, fencing and wood and c preparing generally lor tl . -. Tli.< D.lnliil.il Okaaafu In the Oregon Agriculturist and Rural Northwest, a Cor- writes: "Beautiful Okanag. just north sf Ihe boundary line, and on a line north of Umatilla. Imately 1601- , andtouth. by five lo twenty-Inn • : re miles wide east and west, and a t luresque and delightful patt A British • line' on ' licstiun ol soil, watei bodies, timber, lands . I taint and . portion oi this! this bea ilifu ketothe tnoi | ■ ■ The climate Is at variable in quantity aa ll table little lar) • 'he mam tropical ihrough I delight!. II : tl winter. A few t , . With , , . i aith r- • . iimihlny readier, . touch ol Hero tempera' ■ • ■ ' • .' . ■ He lhat makes I - lely I i a seel "poor man." bui raiher (or Ihe man of moderate or ample means who wants to live for all there Is In a delightful ■■ SAFE ON Jill-: WAY The Bank cf Montreal is to Canada what the Bank ol England is to Great Britain lis word Is like Its bond good the world over. When Manager Henderson decided lhat a branch would be opened In Enderby some lime ago, and so slated, that was sufficient gun antee that it would come. There has been some delay in the matter, but we Hut ll sale for the Enderby my, and as soon as it arrives arrangements will be made for opening, Manager Henderson will be In Enderby this week lo arrange tor fittings for the new office, which, for the time being, will be in the comer store room cl the Wright hotel block. J.il.W.i.r Railroading This is the way the C P. R. pra- vldes "duly equipped trains" and complies with ihe contract with the government respecting prompt service oi the S 10, We quote from tht Advertiser, "On Wednesday of lut week lh- train lelt '• wood at the station, By Friday il hai increased to four, and on Monday to five carloads About that time the C. I' R ih'ught it would make tea special to dear the sidetracks here and at Enderbv. the engine leafing thu place with 12 can But »he came back! A flying start vas made. Still she returned! Alter dropping a car she t«k an;thet run at the grade. Thu time the succeeded tn getting through." Delightful service' An J yet it coals the people ol British C>- lumbu mere than S3O.0O9 a year, an! the government has the power, but won't exerclM it, to make the C.P.R "run duly equipped trains at Irequwily at shall be necessary" lo aceotttmo- Anlu.palioe aid Kol.tat.ua ■tendance at Ihe Literary meeting It.! week wat litger r'-n ut utI, and the program ol the evening testing a- The result of th" .■; ,' .. a '.■ ■. i - ',. • ! -hllthe copybooks tell us at. ut the pern, but ll ■ . ' . MR,. YMi while u .1 of ei ... • ■ . bolt, in tap Apply Err HE EDENOGRAPH, KNDERBY, B.C., JANUARY 18, 1905 First Year ".....DENOGRAPH II \l tt MM,It : I hei border to spent ::. il offenci He wl time i he si il i| tentative For purj per i a| Ita of gol : . In a number given here: ■ - Henry W. Harvey Generai M hant, Enderbv, B.C. to not tai ... i i ' II kei ll i ' it the use c ' ■:. ... ■ In Canada Is . ■ | ::. United States.| . i • •<■;, !', i: .1 ::; .'. serious ■ lhe Urn n i :.-■ 0".:, , .,.:.:,: !.; Ri [usal by the United States pi Canadian The stuck In the several departments is large, varied and new money al pai I tl i rime rea ii [ re I ," This a, in, ii »a ..net Provisions Clothing and Cents' Furnishing. Mm rtitng. HoUei Shin i seat. H« fl| .' ' :h America!. Our people Git lliit nn i\aimk;.\h ;' ■•: ■ States in oro" ■ ■ it backed d madeanctlv • ■ . i ■• ■ in connection with the trM service .. that a .et the Idea such thoughtless With lhe Owl ! ..•■■ ., cause if dwell en ■ , : ne draw the curtain ccne ol weakness, and. •t. discover the at lies beneath.—for as made man. there It is ■>nd i' : Ivlduals, re mdonty i i .•. m "• ■ al par. Staple and Fancy Dry Goodi , IXC.lSl \TION ■ MmtuK Supplies AS Stlc'l. . on Iti ' 1 '.ir,, .* .r House- FtiaiiishiiiKS Farm anct Girdon Itcquisil,'. Spoiling Cored. Ittli i andP is logo in: '.! , ' ; .:.•'.■■ in'-ri • he pleases for an) . I II, .,:. . ll se a pen;.i:y lor his doing The question rests with buyer and seller. The Kami, Lumber ii° loops Manufacturers ol all kinds of Rough and Finished ■ I b a" ,f ^, V JLjLJL. !•*... *m/ JL jse to take our silver at par. . within the Dominion SHINGLES. LATHES. DIMENSION TIMBERS. Etc r money we so badly need, the Dominion government Mill;-- .■■■. Annls and Enderby. Capacity 25.000.000 hurry the completion of feet the mint and open i: ■ cclnage oi (told and sllv its fullest capacity. iny necessity i I our c in iv'. • '. Uncle __ Sam. But. until Canada can ~ makec upply a sufficient medium of exchange ,rry on the business of the country, it is nonsense t talk Irg what they m,ist ha and 30,000.000 Shingles yearly. Terms on Address— //.. KAMI.tnil'S Ll'MBI-lK lit 1 IH EoJerby. D. C. Price Watch TixinY -. time 25 C J. B's Cure Constipation <Mf-2C: Price 25 c nit. R.R. Burns, cents Masonic Building Burns' Toilet Luxuries Can't find anything bdtn n ol men who are expert fruit growers and 'his tract of land. It Is right in the town mlnu: .,i the Postofflce. Land is continually • ., in valu We have sold a number of these blocks, but hav e i few cl cue building sites left Y . n't fi.id lots of better value The town will continue to progress; It has only fairly started Property will continue to increase in value; building BnarTWatch Repairer :i never bs 'ess valuao'e than they are today. Your best ■—. ' -»N0W ri"orLo^$10to$70 Henry W. Harvey, Agent, *****-^ T F. Pyman Jeweler til. . ■ ROASTS THAT ARE TENDER _ AS THEY LOOK CA1. HAD FOR THE JAS' 0 WES, Proprietor. Kelowna's Lakeview . ully :. n the nagan lake ;'.h "Jim" B to greet ycu as host. It % Hi make your stay in Kelowna most enjoyable The acecmnw nsatlheL.,' ish—that Is Jim's characteristic ASKING (ieo. K. Sharpe IMMJKIIY 1- your licaltli In."tireJ ? Receipt Books An a ing slckm well. »dll I,., I,mi I..,,!, Farm Lands and Town waiter i truesdale . ****** En-. Cards. Visiting Cards. Invitations—any- rfOpert) ^^ thing that can ; -mted—quickly d:ne at this effice Estl I - Wrila^il furnished on every class tOalc! WALTER E. TRUESDALE. eswRRv *i ror Printing • Tl PI __«J. DiwerS EaJeiW ttl 00 inc uaenograpn. wuxiHriewo.s.aiftji <*>* • vtaft First Ye-ap THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY. B.C.. JANUARY 18. 1905 ^Methodist Church SERVICES: Divine Service every Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday*Scl land I "li ■ 2:3 p.m. Prayer Moating. - • Tuesday. 8 p.m. a A hearl) for all. A. E. ROBERTS. Paatct. Resilience: Cliff Si., i.em the Chun h. HER PINK WRAPPER Br •.TKI.l.A II. I.IHNI. "Mlu Brniitlne," mini mo colonel, witii unctlnn, "I promlM tu ktmii in-r- (ectl) louer." "We'll, then, I'll till you." Slii< iclulii'il a delectable little dlrllng -lull tl nt thrlllitl nralght tlir li Hi" colonel uml llnall, lodjied in l.i- hearl Tin- yellow, Impalpable auniblni beat down upon thorn, 11 d over il eni brood ..i till • lorulty ct lutlroui lauiihln il) "Veil III it's Jllrl lllli- U.I)/' I1.1.UII lln;, - inc. "thin arc only twee cif ns. I , iic- nn,! in, -i-tc r bah | pan ii -tr tiiedlouti and ilrateiy, l|«l ltd II -'1 WO licit,, .1 -I. | ..I •' ,,! i.: .ii,,: labb - iip rrniii tin-1 ixi.ti'i .imi < own from tin- windowi nm! I itood ,ili lie.-.-.- and held lu llle Irutnc while I painted." Tl - loot I ll II II '!' trim. T iikki: i. a p.m where tl„, leave I) cl II c ... ..! ., . , • Id Thin li ilurabi i.- areet n n .'al " II. r. a tin) ruiu • -'■ II n ubowtred Idyllic, potllc, w , u . villi tii.-Mi.i.,- Vlra nlmgrai .1 llll | It llll-,,l II. II ..11,.i lu tt vniii ii i. < n i, priiunwi ye . a - ii , : rotel i nr-.l tl I r |dl -1 It .,n. n inott.:,.,-*-ii,l,u- gantiB .in..t Erneitlni T.I.l.« !.,.il,ed ni Ir. ii, I ,r ,..r- , I li .- prctlll) I- rpll \--i ■i wllh an in- lining wa. mi . I pair I I . .ugha|ii t'l.i'teti) ),'H'c,, had >enir .leer nmarhnl ih.- colonel, will Ini in m-um )**," (alu'recl Rrni i Eh a ■ : - 1(1 I) il .r undo ■ • i made• unit., ... .', . , mini rr tl I •:.,', win. I ulou.lt, a t< hlln i, II t< Undo She qulokl) lontl) "Dei curly, c pan ,,f ni'-ri a l' i.i -iwii imoni ihi i'"' leavi - and bloatoma "f the chrymnthe- ttl'illis. "ith, ilicn't tell tm-. nl ihl. lute day, ■'- ir ll llul -' nit' r- .. ti.-• lift!" si„ a_ i'c 'i mi in.. .. > thin In bor t I- lull pardon, ter I hi head itehlni ai I tin thi I Ihi , ...-. Bhi hcrt.lf wu il t a ran iriin, „n which "ti dlKOVond new and beautiful facou at cini turn Hot charm, .e r,- i,r> ntntlraUoi, lct> •■: with liiin-iif with iln- unai ." ha .im. "I B • - .,- U blanrai -1 - ' Pi .i.i c thi troiom hll Ir ih letter I - oulle I -. ■ ■ .„.. • i- ..'..- I r law ■ m ' ■ ihoi . . , . i mn i III ■ - -, i - . - .11 J .< tx. ■ a ralM an ii a 11 ' t,f h. r „wn It I .- ind lar) c will in Infinity of loopi ■ • imi riittlce., end a.i. but I,,,i • III I h>em>ralUele <cel,r md |ee e-kllaK; Kmnllne »w iln. thpiulh.cr • Ml Hi lorn pre. i.inn ind lldlnta - ,. te.lm ll|.itl fir . | off I I Pi ... .-.,,,.. want to Kn..w h„« you nan., v Itrnrallii. '• -i ....-...» •ah air ot \ . . ai hi ..at.el him.air 1 -;... I) ■ " -i eit„>r lip Tt• r. wai -.in... !cirl,iiii -r rccltd hie.Cllli auth'.l .i.tlrlcll and i nc hc-r claim. n ■> ins lao in Imr p.«> 'ir,' I milBWHtaihanedtoti in' II . .., rt- - tn> Ic. h. lhat rln| Ihe.e li." Are your norsc? feet We have ihe newest thing out—a cushion lor i> t ■ the leet It is called the Air Cushion Pad and it Is exactly what Its name Implies—a horseshoe ot rubber to cushion the tender hoofs. If . . .'.ill step In shop next time •. >.e * ill Shaw box Wm. Hutchison, Enderby C.O.F.No 1058 lln| Bttlhten iied. (VWJhuw cm. H.H.Wot LO.LNo.446 '.«. A. E.K;ftf--r. S.C..H.J.I ■ ; i i i lb. n | • ri.rtp. If— "|| .1 • t I ■.-••' l««he"t Km, >tii,e turning uur In lead ind pre ■ , 'alnmrl uf leacklubrl .i.t,r • ale. PJ :i I \ BcdaatetM Krn>. in- tc... (award ecaln pta,.., for I • - it lay | •• -n ii ■ . i -f tultli. c , .' I-. I! l| ' ciuritiu the night. Rrnettlnt iroaned audibly, th* r.«w , - ... raaarathet looking wrapper rani ■-.-».. c>.t hei lead at.ei .hut off utterance "Dope, op. Anne. e«-r)t! Bala la aa it Him Urtnt a I cornel ind threw i allhertd ,,..,, inta the lerimtrein*- ilop bltln When thi ■' men • ■ . ..... - - .. In ii ihi ..»!•- ,-;t limbed - ■ tMtlilltul hair wai "in . ind.lindlniib.ur - a,,-- ..,.,. Tn - Inp'l clncoiliie ad.eriieral her wtappat frient "I rrrtilnly am i llttlo-frtibt!" .hi laughed. (the- Ihciiehl lan.nl,II. nt Ihr Iran" formation tie wou'd lebi ; ... «• - ihe -«.,,.,• ti- tr-,', i-'- wrapper toe rutin act of a chair tn th. noil ronm end „f Ibe cBerl ,,t a knot -, ■ Thr t- -1 In lh- bill Tl' . ■• .. V ■ ,- ' ■ , ni at .,'••• At, I'-i - ,-•*,.... n inlel within Ihe click of Ibl "l/Klulkyl" tcreini"! Kmaelin. IDnlr.pt ice him and beplnnin. hoed .leoroualy "Cot IW ' lln ared h.r .hrer I - ' . "inc. ral'tal e)lllr|i • Iholorelofairlei Verj - ' rtractinP' . ptettj iptltat • i i le ■ ■ . • ■ ne. indlniii-- FOR SALE rj( | N ~s. En: '■■ ■ -' iioi .,] p CBORGBR. LAWBS. Baderby """ m" at '-r (Ml a, ihl - ■ ■ laid! Bhl ■' "led ma obi the , - -. ■ ■ t, «.,< - a- |.nt out her hui, wnlld liaml ihu! ir...] it on hiM. preuloi ii f POlonol," *bf* HliI, "I iliiil llir iiriy morn Inn |f|" nwi( kautlful '. V Patronise lhe Industries that patronise Your U| inl) , i ir* Hi iwltn :r:iw.i i her Inl I il a- of i ",, in nn ■-' i-1- i few hurried - - I. - i -,, ,,„ ihi il m ■-.' • - DOIaUal -urn,I in Ireonl I nlli - Nuinmal Town-IT PAYS Under TiTe Olive Tree ^? We manufacture eleven brands of Flour; Best, Hungarian, and Premier, Three Star, Drifted Sn x, Alpina, Strong Baker's or XX. Wheat Sheaf. Superfine, Graham, Whole Wheat. These are all good grades; Moffett's BEST is unsurpassable. WHEATLETS, the Ideal breakfast food. Is also our facture Try It. All kinds of FEED In wholesale or re- tall quantities. The Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. Bob Burdette, they used to call him Nov. H | Rev. R.J, Burdcue. and he preaches In one of large churches al Los Angeles. But time and title have not materially changed the big little man He says great things with the same simplicity as of old, and always with a sparkle of humor, To some of his friends. Mr, Burdette sent a booklet entitled "A Minute of Time," as a New Year's greeting. In it, he gees .vlth the Jester, one cold morning of January 1st. to "the oldest House In the world, the old established, ever reliable monopoly of Time," "I am thinking of turning over a new leaf this year." said the Jester. "Time laughed till the fragile little hour-glass shook In the strong hands, "Are you, Indeed, my son?" he said. "I know that; small need (or you to come here with that Information. I know more than that—I know you are gclng to turn over a new leaf whether you are thinking about it or not. I can tell you more than lhat. too; the New Leal Is going to be turned over for you anyhow, without the slightest regard to your intentions, wishes or will; that Is a thing we will settle (or you right here, my son. without troubling you in any manner concerning the transactions. You have come to the right shop; we will turn new pages (or you every day this year, whether you will or no; what you write upon them Is your own concern. Here Is your Diary for 1905—write a good record In it and Cod bless you—and now run along; other customers are crowding in, and there is no loafing allowed aboul this place." The Jester passed out slowly and listened to the busy old Chrcnclcger as he welcomed and sped ihe coming and gclng customers who thronged the establishment and kept lhe Hours and Minutes and other attendants moving all the time to attend th j wants of humanity. " A young man elbowed past the Jester, and as he spoke to the Maker of Calendars the Old Man called out; 'Here. Mr, Twenty-one! Have this young gentleman's birthday ready at once—stick half a dozen more hairs In the upper lip—eye-brow size—there you are. sir: call again in a few yea's and have your voice deepened,' 'Cood momlrg, sir, a Happy New Ye—Eh It You lelt a Yesterday with us about twenty-four hours ago ? Yes. that's right: we gave you a receipt, stamped on your memory. 'And you would like it back again ?' Sorry, my dear sir. very sorry, but it's against all the rules of the house. Never returned a mtn a Minute but once since the House was opened, and that was to a king named Hczeklah. more than 2.000 years ago; didn't do him a bit of good, either. was as great a fool after as he was before: a little more of a fool, If anything, Your Yesterday is In the Cold Storage Warehouse, under bond; can show you some excellent views o( It. If you'd like There he goes; usually the case; when they It back they dsn't want to Isok at li' "'What's here. A chubby-faced schoolboy, going home for the holidays: wants to know 'if I can't bring Tomorrow along this Aiternoon ?' Net yet. little Man; call around forty yc&rs (rom ■ and I'll rain Tomorrows dawn on , ..itlast they'll take your breath away every ume you open your "And now—Ah. g n. Grandpa; and what can we do (or you this quiet winter day t Come over here where the sun shines though the south window. 'You would like to look at Yesler day a ilitle while Y Certalniy. Grandpa, certainly Memory, dear, bring Grani; i the ft by his side and turn the slides: :r him . hither. Wisdom, my quiet da . ,• the . . his head above the | him—gently, gently i re at his temples, don't lel sprinkle It thickly or, down genii/—gen ly—th.ts rigl beard; sliver It. thor-:. warm as lhat; that's ■ doc ■ ll there, there, that will u, Grani( . here is a nice stout stick with a crooked handle that kill ist ill . if li ui • ined u| I , . . ,ur llle; jus; way, Mr. Strongman, put the tr • Grandpa"s knees, and bring that sever . stoop for his shoulders—no<vyou may ^ Ah, It makes the I in i • : gold u] lar when we finish a piece of work like lh ll />/ Enderby Hotel Furnace Heated: Electric Lighted This pioneer house Is experiencing lhe greatest rush of business in Its history. It is the result of Its popularity. The service and accommodations are the best. Ninety foot annex now ready to accommodate the trade. The cream of the land on bar and table. Rates: $1 and $2 per day H. W. Wright, Prop. At Cost W« hv. t '.icck-iakutf. and llnd vt hava too large a atcek ol lumbermen"* Sullies ts carry ever We are therefor* offering AT COST Lumbermen'* Rttbbera. Gorman Socks. Macklnawt. Etc, Thlt It ysur opportunity to lav in a tupsljr of theme warm thlngt for the hills, (or last money thin you ever paid for th* same quality al gsoda, Alto winter underwear and heavy *odu. and many other aeaaanable article., Thlt It your chin:* I Tiki it. J. C. Metcalfe Enderby Painter J. I_. Orchard Endeiby. B C HOUSE and SIGN PAINTING GRAINING. STAINING and DECORATING Imitators of native and foreign woods. *'*p*S„25NS_,.li' -,... ALU WORK FIRST CLASS, TREES K_v5rfs I am now taking orders (or Fruit Tree (rem the big Nurseries of Stanc k Wellington. Toronto, quality ol the trees sent out by these nurseries Is •ecu an as sclennfic growers can make It. E. A. CHAPPELL. Endeby Enaeroy Brick Yard Orders lai Plastering, chimney building, and brick & stone mar ■ BairJ y Gihb-a Enderby |«_tu__ Job Printing n .• that can c ronto un 1 tint- ing • 'lire I he Edenogfaph |j»W. II t ^= Isn't Ihei ,." in the printing J line t We can si. Till' I'bl'NOGKAPII, FNDERBY, B.C., JANUARY 18, 1905 F Ybap .... . .-J_*«ATT*M___a ■■_ ■ ,: ; -J -u^ -j . Win, .1 ■ UmI l> - EndertyTradingCo. \In tKe PulPlts ^ " '■« ui-.t... ■( •nc-i_ "iinrm—nBi—_rir j t the I Matthew Underwear I In tl faking tl word ■ Mr. Can Presl rlan ..'.:.■.' [S H_aaa_H^^M^^ '•^■felWlrfWnM aims ■ ihurch .s._aa >fts _a_tanK as—■———. hndciliv Irading Co., ■ Cliff St. " "' Fj.cUI.-Y. ■r ■ i very Chn ll rid there hav risk 111 . the :. n ' ik Inlu . . ight than i ! FOR SCHOOL BOOKS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS . . ■ . . . . I Men - • - FINE S T A TI 0 N E R V D. NAIRN y CO.. SUNDAY HOUHS: Jlo4p n. Have Your Cutter i) ■ . i i ramUil t Cm Oui T ».at II., ' """^T^^Va? ;t man i he only means sponsible for tl ne men and women make of their ' Ives. I Prer- R. P. Bradley, Enderby Hardware Merchant TINSMITH and PLUMBER. jdge I . - i , -. . • W I |\ 1H\ rk. piping .it the In'luei ae« men i re for a life of an i ll A. Fulton, pi H,n,a.I,i'l." I :' good: more . . that are empty than for the church of Ighl in .■ . tell us ih.: A II..I. Darned ripe ex, gospel precious thin,' Then when *c : values we ask h last? The test i put and here the out more and m litM Very I'i.ii, i.e ' Little Bill- • • nurse says It. In' us." „ |, Aunt Mary— . I-OK SALE Hal cyon Buy Direct & save agent's Commi. lion For Spring Pl-inling dear." Little Blll-"Well. 11 .1- -.a ll. Tl-e Halcyon Hot Springs At.ow tab*, a, C - - ' ' . II, tain, WM ELSON. Endeib, 1:0 an a<»c - •. - - i lui. .oca an »n»- . He-«.r It-lei ti ■ ', „|\ Brooklyn Life r ira Jones tV' in my .- ContraCtcr (Si, l.i. I.. . ■ Silverware When silver pieces far the t... Acent f^r Ihe • Preston Metallic Co,, wedding, birthday i r thet anniversary presentati • ston, Ont. (md the best made at the ARMSTRONG HARDWARE CO Jas. Jarrett Carpenter & Builder Mid tt -m,,..i,i Koa>r| Vamniaci li c The . ... ■ a . .1 . Ill ij MhtON ■ BEST Light LX).,( ;,,,',,<' '()hiu. For SaL 8 shaves $ 5 The Leading Ton Artist ol the V tted at Enderby He can handle I ll them, .-.nd he's : \V. J. Armsltot.y. M.in,f.;t*i. Armflrong, B. C. A Policy On your life in a reliable insur ance senslblt n that a man • You are simply • • left behlni U/rlt« • — A. Todd, HancockBlk,Eitatray o — -1/ ■I iinin--iit-;i- r'T.i_ rr* 'ar—i—"—■ ■" ■"'•<"■ .-.■. .:ia__« Carpel \\ eaving \ I! A in w Kiiillini; Macliinr lor Sale J. W. Batcon, Enderby, in Hancock block | KKm.i^r^t'nit'Ttxs'Xsa .waa»_tMMMMM»W«MWS».igg*1l LIVER.Y RIGS Stock Taking J. W. MtC/ti ,1-non Arm, li. C. MATTHEWS & EVANS ENDauUt'i . things . II . much Iimi : I the harness line lext week may be I Wm. Hancock, Enderby
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Title | The Edenograph |
Contributor |
Walker, H. M. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-01-18 |
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Enderby (B.C.) Enderby |
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Language | English |
Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
Identifier | Edenograph_1905_01_18 |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | b06e48b6-8962-4511-9e74-d63046350667 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0353246 |
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