■ I , 9fj 2 ,■ THE EDENOGRAPH 0 Volume 2. Number 13. ENDERBY, B C, AUGUST 9. 1905, , $2 a Year Dr. Tunslall lelt on Tuesday lor Kamloops. John Fowler, ol lhe Fanners' Advocate, is registered at lhe Enderby. T, 0. Wanlcss, ol Vernon, was In lown this week talking Insurance. A man requires Ihr thinnest kind ol underwear this hoi woollier, ihey have il al Harvey's. Dr. Duncan, of Vernon, passed through on Tuesday en route for the coasl. Mrs. Swanson and 0. Swanson lelt on Thursday ol last week lor New Westminster. C. C. PoynU. ol Armstrong, was a passenger on Monday's outgoing train, bound lor Spokane and oilier Washington points. When children start lo go to school they will waul new shoes, bocks, slates and a lot ol things. Gel them at Harvey'a. G. E. Grllllths, ol Norwood, London and I.. J. Haiinam, ol Weymouth, Engiand. aie i-gistcicd al the Enderby Hotel. Dr. Manchester, lately In charge ol Ihe New Wesminister lunatic asylum, takes charge ol Dr. Morris's practice Rev. D. Campbell spent Thursday has '""ued over the pen lo D. V M Threshing Irom llie siooklsnowc Rev. Dr. Shannon, ol London, On- Ihe order o( ihe day. Wheal is yield-1 larlo. and recently Irom Prince Albert. Ing well here ; and reports from all Saskatchewan, .p-iu several days here over Ihe valley are excellent. Thresh-1 last week locking over ihe district. ing Is aboul llnlslied on the Slepney Mr. Si:IN . ' .■ lhe valley lor Ranch; wheal wenl 50, and N h lllll, anj incident, bushels io the acre. * | ally looking lor a location for his son, 'ho coni ■■, '.• ■ ".Img in ihe valley h tt Mi Shan- il ugh the district, and Ihe latter P. L. Luwery announces in lhe cur- tent issue ol llie Forme Ledge that he afternoon visiting round town. Fresh fruits In season al J. C. Melcalle'a. W. Hill expects to go out on Saturday lor main line points on Saturday. C. H. Chester and wife, of Manllo- who lakes over lhe plan! and goodvll ' ***** law^y Impressed with all thai h- WW. Dr. Shannon left lor the ol the paper. Mr. Lowery expects ta resume publication ot Lowery'a Claim ai Nelson. ft. Skinner, ol the Vernon News mechanical Mali, was a pleasant caller at the ollice Tuesday afternoon. Mr ba. are visiting Ihis part ol lhe valley. Skinner was on hU way to attend a the guests cl Mayor and Mrs. Bell, district mealing ol the Methodist church lo be held al Ihe summer achool Preserving Pans, air light sealer... „ T „ . |d, J ...i— . *.. i -. a. Ill" .-xluhii .1 H (' mnl il ill,- it',- li ,;l." I ;.. '. ,iu cell |."rt'i Winnipeg Exhibition was a veiy repre- lion in the Pacilic province. Willi llie . seniative one, and attracted a great Increase ol wealth In Manitoba and deal ol attention Irom the visitors, more especially In such centres as This exhibit, as was staled some little Winnipeg, it is recognized tliat there while ago, Is under lhe charge ol Mr. will be a market for fancy Iruit, quile Palmer, ihe Iruit commissioner lor equal lo lhal which now oxists In Ihe U'day lui week ol the death ol Rout Br|||sh Co|umbUi From there ii was larger cities ol America, such as New Harvey, al Victoria, alter a protract- Mn, |0 Bmvim. and xiim |0 ,,,d(an Yor|( gr -,,,,..,_., tfhic|) dravif |helr job soutli in Thursday Death of R. Harvey. The ai news reached lown on Sat ed illness, at the age ol 78. mr. H(ad and Rc(,i|u Ulld„ Juch Mi lljpp|(M 0, ,ancy (rul, (rom ,„, i-^oKtc Harvey was a pioneer of lhal city. „„ ,„,.„,„ „,,,,„, ,„, |0 accma ,0 coas| 3la|M T|le|| ^0,^ ln the dun, ■ m |romia"":l*' I * ,rom Bu,y Sl Ed' '•>"" vha sent down exhibits. II not southern Okanagan and Slmllkameen sugar and everything to make Jam al a) ,he „M Jm joulM„lng ,„„„ i "*•»***■ •****m- EnBlanJ' m -** **>*' directly, it will be so indirectly, to the districts, considerable attention is be- ""—'■ !I861' *<* **** *w P»niliHBt in com- j imtUx „, BrUish Columbia, as the Ing paid to the growing ol peaches lor Harvey'a. P. Burnett PLS an.,.. . tew c- H- Otbf-ion. In the aiiiiplay of Iht' irrwctal puraulla. For many y-rshtl(ral, __,,,, mc, „, Mefiknc, M x days last week surve,,™Tt Gr«id ^'T ^°*_ "T V M **" 'd"""(ed ^ m """ " °« **** ••"«• D°'»"»°»' ***** b«" days laal week surveying al Grand ,or Kamloops whete he takes a fore- Turner. Beeion _Co ; _... . Wiii . Mf „ M -. VMfs rl P'ai^l•• man'a position In the company's mill, A family ol si. sons and one daugh-' Wh"e '"*™-™ Mr H\*x ** ££__ Mr. Hugh Davidson, 0, Victoria.ua, that place. Hewlllbevery much » 1M |,i „ mount hu loss, ontol;,ne,W" lndUMd ,0 -* * ",,le W,k *,e"° Many thousands of trees at present in town, making the annual missed by hU fellow workers, who all audit ol ihe books of the Columbia wUh him success In his new position. Flouring Mills Company Mr. Giberaon is very sorry to leave W. E, Truesdale has a line plant of *<*9'°*-whlch ta» ****** **** tom*,0' flowering Maple with twenty-one bias- ■*** P"1 ,wo ****** soms on. The plant came Irom M, J- Henry'a nurseriea al Vancouver. Mr. Rollston. of Deloraine. Manitoba: passed lhr„i>!i on Friday for Vernon with a car ol .-(feels lo Join hla mother and brother, who are located H W. Harvey! ia a prominent merchant of this lown. Sailed lur CanaJ. on the aims and ob|ects ol the British plea of lhe : Columbia governmenl In making ex- B. C exhibit ll is generally id hlbili ol fruit at lhe various fairs. lhal Iht quality ol the B. C. peach is Mr. Palmer said: "Tht moit lm- *">**'* «***'*<" ■<> *** Calllo""» or - iportant object U to promote the sale °<9»*>*,,u"' mi '* *** c*m9 ol lhe _ London. August I, According to an „, BrU|5h Co|umb|a (ru|( ,„ Ma„|t(lba next two or three years Winnipeg may The railway company ate faUiiitigin,4mHlUnciiiient al tha Admiralty. *« j„. the Territories, The orchard areas nf*ln iimU* •nlPm«"la In carload quite 1 bit ol work on thU line at lhe Squadron commanded hy Prince Louis gf British Columbia have been widely '■**•• present Hint. Laal week a gang of „ B.itenburg sails Irom Gibwllir ihu tmtuiti ..„„„ lh, |ut ,hrM >.«„, "Tlie growliig ol lomai-na under men. with three Ibt cars, steeping a.iJ 4,-, i„ Canada. Ihe itlntrary including -jj,, lf8, jn (n||, xmi excee(jj |4iooo gl»" during lhe spring and early sum living cars, made their headquarter* at j Armsirong Tht ticket office Ihere u, ^"•i.9.?? S,^JOh-Ta. """'a*' ****>■ *** ** *** **>*><** ** '»05*< n*9'™***-*'*9*******-**9- *P*cM** _. _, _, ^____- £__!'J5 Ireia' ******* *MW» acrea -will be pUn.«l ,n "■ Tho '^"!">' "'"« >*"*-'™ »"" beingmov*d backloarlNl H permit ««J*-*idl^»™ £^orchards. Al th. preatn. 7me the I*"" ************ *»« "******** Mr .„dMn Brooke of M.lhera - ' "t "_^ ^f ff»_2ta7ut^hT U t.».ke. wh,chVre.Ched Irom ******** ■*»»"" _" """ ***** «» Mr. and Mrs, Brookland. ol Mathers, j pnming need lor aoin. time A ¥ ZZ-2 aiart and Edmonton Is larwlv con **?**'•* '* *•* n-,kc,• Manitoba, apent several days in lown gang were working here last week. B^fe;,! a*m* 1« l-.d T.nlT. ,m1m h» B C. fmiT ,!rf __i.i__i " Th« B. C, exhibil ol fruits at Win- at Vemon, who ll taking a trip to the |_i week. Mr. Brookland has pur- patching up the platfor:ti and placing i :.,-,: ' ie. ■ 'i.. • The train ctew ol Ihe S. it 0. Limned are a hard working lot these daya. ll was hoard said by one ol them lhat he had had no sleep (or a day and a hall. What do they sell al Harvey'a? Why everything lhat is good and ihey <aWd ihe 6 3--1 acre, owned by j.W. banda.reundandon.opol the height'; ««"*«_• *«*»« ' ' **' kw- A ! '1," .""J"'nl,^ _ _ \HZ lhe province at thu Evana. The deal was put th«ttgh by _,ed lot fire ptolectloa "* fipu' - Ne,!f' * i"« en _Jt " M? ,1" __ U ** c.pal l_itute has b . - H . tmnewiw ( ilfiX Hi M1_ x)ax ^ ^,,5^*, producing centres, It has been evt- *•'***' '""ure ***• " Don't you want ihwa. Get apait in the unll allectlng the lead mining' dtw for some time that to provide an "W0" <*«""« itatlve ol ■a n Tho prill- .jnlliaent . lies have T. Bell waa up Irom Amialrong on ol" Walkover" at Ihe Enderby Trad- are ptorlttg very beneficial to ilia tti". Outlet lor iht crop that will be produced ***** *'*'"'* ,r0!n *** Q***mS**- •** progress being **t Company. Ntw line t*cr*l up dualry in British Cohimbia ((o)n m ^^ ^^^% .^ m|o Kootenay. Irom the Lower Kraser dla- Saturday viewing the made on his new hotel, The brick work u now well above the second Hoot, and by the end ot the month II ell ihem cheap' Not alfgone yel. but I'»>>m* »■>»«■ **•*> *»*-****l <>»** tot going laat-lhose straw and canvuioeo*?*''1""' lut.-. at Harvey'a. ! J. R, Eliithural, of Ymit. who spent On Sunday morning laal Ihe Rev. F.,«aal week looking over the Okanagan V Venablea held divine service ll'.•*»••**• ****** * P"llon "' F"d»»«td Salmon Arm. The attendance waa! Saturday driving Ihrough the OOtmlry very good, and the Celebration ol Ihe ******** Enderby. reluming home on « Holy Communion ihere were lourteen j Saturday* train. Mr, Elmhural aeem- g _.., 'edvery lavorably imptesaed with the SS ptNtnt . vi . I condition of things in thu section ol SS N. H. Kenny and R. P. Bradley en- m ^ || peel lo go oul Ihu week to examine lhe various creeks wiih the end ln view « any further evidence were needed 3* cl seeing Hone could be lound tunable « "> «<« '""«»«lnl ****>•** **' >**9 *% Irom which to supply lhe town with ■amount ot Iron being shipped out cl |cr ihe valley, one has only to pay 1 viatt ',to the express car on ihe afternoon train, and see the piles ol base* lhat line the aides. So much ao hu it in- The Kootenay Mail come out thu week with a Railway Edition, contain ing Illustrate of acenea along the C. ™^J"JJ_J"_, __,,„,„, erf, (tm p. K. main line and various olhcts ol taihvay interest ll b well designed the main line now helps Ihe regular way clerk. Armsirong does nol know whether ^^^^^^^^^^^^__ to have a fall fair or not thu year At The bdlea of St. George's Guild ■. |lrt||ftg o( ,he Aiitulrong Jt Spall and gotten up, and is a credit to Ihe publishers, ol the Engluh church will hold a gar- um .haen "Agriculluril Society h»U ia 1 g lawn on ___ ..... ..„„.. j,._ . L. •: AH are cor den parly on Mr.. Model's Uwn on wm |hu mm WM iiMlmi __, Wednesday. Aujtnl 16 AH ate cor owj„, w ,„. p„f Mvtmu ,„, mm I dially invited. Ice cream and olher ^ ^ m ^fa,^ „,„,„.,!„ rclrcshmetils will be served. No Charge e()cugh |0 ilXiit m tx}MMi A lor admission , general meeting will therefore be call T. W. Fletcher, of Armstrong, put- ed lor at an early dale, due nonce of! ed Ihrough on his way homo on Satur- which will be given. d,,. Mr. Heidi- had |UII ...uined ^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ,rou, an extended builM- trip » Cal- mtnX « |he ^ Fj|f J g*,y and the Cows Ne:,. line town,. ^ j( N__ ^^ Business is picking up there, and met- ^ „ ^ ^^ . chains .ion(.den,lyeSreC, a revival '"i,,^ ,0 |jms nMM hMebwnf,|WuWi g all lines o! bUlIMM |)n lhw(, co|umn, c.,.,„,nmg ,he „J fi Enderby has now a resident exponent |Wciiorlj and induccmenli He) ol ihe law. W. P. Gs-ch came In e^tm al the edition: and the ben S_ the Ullet end ol lasi week, accompanied jm that will result lo Ihe Province by ■?/.' Business at Guncil Meeting, Aug. 2 Present Geo. Bell. Mayor, la the chiir Maura All Bradley. Evans, Kenny. Shaipe. Smith. Minutes Th- mimitet. of Iht previaua meittng July 26th. I90S. were reid and confirmed B/ It* lor the preveniian ol cnttlty la animal. Bylaw to amend By law. No 8. By-law to amend bylaw. No. 10. ll wat moved by AH Bradler. aessuded by AM Kenny. Ihtl the cletk bt ihiiructed lo iff.t the aeal ol the C imitation to these By law.. Pawed Eveigreen Lane. The ci'k wai liuintcM is write to Mr. H. Swam informing him mat Mr. Gre/etl had undertaken lo open thu street to its lull width, as registered, a a>an a. he has taken olf the crap at prtttm growing an tht land Public water jwapiy The Council oontlaiMd the *. i cussion el thu mailer, which had been paarpxiei irom the previous meeting ll was f'etfsl ta Allertnan Kenny and Bradley lo 'fujwil al their etllMI cowettHtice the Ml . creek. In lhe vicinity of thi. City, and to fep.rt upati them at paMiblf MUtCet al iitpply. li waa Mi thai in the meantime tome action ihould be taken by the Caunoil ia r»l- t the city from fire, and It waa dec r to lorm ■ ladder and bucket brigade II- "alley to have three ladder; made, and Ihi - l • .-ure i supply ol buckeb Report ol Sanitary ImptCtOf HU V-'etship the Ma. • staled that Iht s-anilaty anpectw I • I him I proceeding li investigate th- t nU Mr J H made to the council al Iheit last meeting; he hai du Ihe same to be uf . .- Mlhl isesmeni: n"lb, W- • ■ • • belweetji the railway and the rivet . ageoitheCiia htd under oemldcni' lion iht question ol doing ll llll hmg lo drain ihe City, aid it was referred 10 tht Cittltmn al Ihe l> . ol works lo arrarge lot level; •. t>> taken t*'«S i bMring thai the Winnipeg market will be one ol Ihe principal point. I ment, British Columbia Iru.i gi ret | iii their new orchards are making a Iricta and tiin Vancouver lihnd Early auphu are also shown from ill ol these districts. Plums from Victoria, and lhe aoulhetn Okanagan amall i-^^^ta^^i-fcTiJdr'ey-VMta ,f_?^?^w,^?bwrt~^__i_r'j!_* .... i and ted and bla:k currants Irom the aa the Jonathan, Mcintosh Red. Wag-; FnU)!r „„„ „„, ,„m |ha Koolwur goner and the Spiubergs are being.duttlctt. peachea and plu-m from Ihe gg Urgetly planted. These are va-iettes ol Okanagan and Victoria dutrlcu lee. la .... i A letter was received at ihu ollice An Inter i r Ban I Association has been lotmed with headquarters in Ver ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ non, The object u lo hold an annual from a representative of the residents band ,„„, a,rf „ <fe,„ an ,„,„„, ,„ ot up-ttver points on the Mabel Lake tonuJ wark ^^^^ om„_. s A road, regarding the condition ol thai SMM Vf,mMt f,^^ highway and the work now being done M„ „,land lni lo II. We regret exceedingly thai we ate compelled lo hold ovet this inlet- jelling letter on account of It arriving |ust as we had dosed up Ihe lorm-. lo go to press, bui It » il be published neai week P.,.....teal Neva, ll.m. I'll. Ann ■ , .... Rev- ■ . • t repreaenteI C.tut. . . has been com meacedon the Midway and Vemon A New Y es linancing the .,! Hi" . , 1 McLean Bret, aie building from Mid- ., , ti ■ gobyll , irliament, Vancouver's pspu'ation, al a con- aervaiive eatlnnte. is : 'tyl live Ihomand. It ha. gr #n at lean rangemetiU are completed contra.-'.. four thousand since the c ammenceinem "ll'h« •** ' nt the year. entire toad Work hid I be com- Kanfap.Ab.2 .ih-t Franklin. meftC,d a y-w* Englishman en lhe e H'tn-. Ira.ai.i ». " _L^__________________________, ,bbed in in pkenby Henry Nelaon. August 4 Reginald Mcln- Meaiean and -. ■ (•'" last 1,,:" FtanWlnunTwinlh"! •• ^ j etal and hu asaaiUitl is in jail ran ot I905 promises eclipse that 1 all previous yeata As w) a result it it • • , , Willbeiicherby IMI 0. ,,„ bl*k „hju,,. . '.'„ . 'cersligureonpaking I2.e.e .. : , : 000 salmon ti, ta I k- boats | . limit ol 20Q llsh each: but by Mrs Gooch, Irom Vicloria. and has sucn ^^ held on B. C. oi.ene d ollices in Ihe Bell Block. Al-, «„,(,,,,,; 1 be»n l» ready business U coming al ng. and we ,h, e,h,biu Ihotougniy representative sincerely hope lhal Mr Oo cli will llnd and „ u hoped that all who . I residence In Enderby both profitable )ouf,.,;> . •, , ■ >ni „ i : I assnt help i: nillH II lh" ' , For a cool comlorlable summer thai il dtiervM '«'e i | ..,.: ihlrt, • .elty tie or neat collar Harvey's lo be written that the Dominion Fill UthtpbCI OH905 was a failure. A letter was read from H W Harvey, cs-mplain-,: I lllWiol tht ippretai to lhe bridge mtfotitol his sto- ■•-•■-. The clerk was instructed lo reply that the ,„ncil regret that '' rh* c*n****m **** &■>'■<*. II Iht preset Ilmt Ihty have no tuii hand, but at the ■ ; jaotteaiiity this and other urgent mailer, al At Nina • : • . ;edlo Thecc. al I '• . ■ ting ghlmm effot A big ■ illend 1 Don 11 Porllanl Ill' Idltd 1 .• il 1 ... ... • -. .''el- . 1" f ; • sion. Read the display advertisement . '.' at teleg.a; hy in tin 11 how ea ', e young n learn telegta . position THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 9, 1905 i!li KDF.NOGRAPH ; Hns has made It appear- .,:. ■■ !•." ... . , id ■■ ithei see (hat Enderby and dlstrl is well represented there. We lel I big pull with llie ring, said lhe :. r bell m th ■ 1 ne : : mi 1 wn have seen it stated that the B. nd ,c j; j ',1 thing and slick to It, ' JE SUIS PRET." nth that tl ii i lian Paclllc G. exhibit at Portland was a N V, r ilk-.: i" i und when Rail s;iv Is si in ling i ia ly with poor one and unrepresentlve, rou'rt wanted ild lhe ML il strei hi ike a 1 me We wan1.11 dispel any dl .para ;.! ■ ih ■ I of) ui good points, er. $1 sli i "i'.1. .' 1 (all ■ • ' 1 i King ideas which ma) have b •• n formed by having an Al an 1 tl are inch i ..; ii the Inhabitants 1 thi fully representative exhibit ihis \ c-.'iccint V, llle l.ccl ci.t- ■ ... ..Hey. ■ mlng September. From all relght ai i 'engcr accounts a large number ol the II. Mi. 1 Iheli ■• iffi has 1 n ai be thi larmers i n the ; i ilrli ; ive de ' Inter eservlne i dallv ei i -• : .i i.i:i.' " •, i,' i' P , . w.jC K« Bank of Montreal Capital, oil paid up, $14,000,000. Rest., SIO.OOO.OCO balance Piolit, and Loss account, iir !."i'n HEAD OHICE, MONTREAL ,u ll.ii 1 A General Banking business transacted lecjee , , , ., „ ,, , • ie, ||;,. ( ml,,) ;,..■ !■ .: ,p« ind ill I , ,'..!. si ■ Daw] ' Savings BankDcpi,,tm M . . ___ ******' _ ... IIMi-J. .1. -... al.aat ...at .. .il .... t l.-aWa- «-.,'._._e. '_,_« II CAN M ' ■i I N o i k an : prlvlnt; f a dail; ■ • grave and loss to Iht : edits of i mail rvl :e, .:. :.. '. n industries and the 01 l l'.-fe .-: ' .'.',.•;, up which will be ;•. ■ i ■ ■. he support, andiron ice shall as a .'hole reap the bene- ;• But tl il is nol all. a nd hll;' n products shoul i there, I ' o K ■ BY , E. Tayloi A N A C A N DISTRICT i' ARM:',. «NA B.S.V.MoClli ■ i . caused by a trl weekly sei TOPICS OF THE WEEK It Is gratifying to note that tl e Pi vlnclal Government Is ■ 'the possibilities and is of an evi i | • in Ihe Ten Itobafor B I collections f fruit exhl lidthen. Winnipeg. Brand n, Head and Reglna attracte i n. It Is to be Scereta ol S, is, asked ■ ,',■!'.■ Be up-to-dato, ild ll Do buseitcu on ihr ' Wlthdrawolt on «i.-»-a.-i-,i a ,,i --.,. delay, iitan M ■ ll ■ •,.!.• • ■ ■ ; .-..ii : ,' • .'. . .' who was ind, September 2a. 1698 but subsequently taking holy ordeta wa 1 ...I. led Blah polKlllaloein 1711 J-'UUn' ■ leVescI is the i rlci'l.: son. although heir presumptive, ol Sir John Robert William Vesey, who was' -I ol llie C Guards, and ol tlw Honoiable Artillery company ol London. The Vessy lam- ( I lly have lor a century and a half occu- nportam cotmnanda in Britain's indMV)f' Dry Boards and Dimension Timber, from S8 Chore). Nutieea. Cheap Lumber it. or leap u\m\ What do vou Think of this? Sltiplitp. ; Flooring. Ceiling. Siding. SIO per M. SI2 per M. from $15 per M. up . imi. win.. riON In the minutes of the last city meeting we were pleas- ••ad that some steps had ihe lack • Thai ger was n some I . barrel ot ■ • I e com- •- ; • tip! f assistance would cer- nave sprea. town placed As is usua „vt .r , . ani the blading (encehad to be thrown ■ shed, lly given the . . ments - . ee the ■ alive ', ' Is the . ment. ai seize every op| ierstoshowo: the valley. exhibit ertlse- ■ The Dominion Fair at New ■inster Is coming on apace, and It behoves us all to Service at 11 a.m. Sunday glove, i, 9.45 a.m.-RBV. D. y In all your dealings, i i, Pastor. , ,„ , — Spend much time In reflection, aa.l NOTICEuhe„byglv«ntlu.tOtU>» r au<_esai*,,M *"« ,h* -««»Wl«d sue""' apply la ihe UeuWiant-Gavemer in , • • i • . , ■ i itv • 5d '^^.K^tS 55.loTpeTmU liar and remove .. Irom Cheity Creek at: District and to attach, construct and maintain dima and boonu . i • • • .-•*ap tivejt, and to make such ithet as miy be ne:w,ary lot . iEOPOh's CtlURCH. >.ug. 13th—8ih Sunday afler :id senmn. 7.30. i Any other Information will be furnished on Inquiry at ,-. F. Vernon Vsnables, < our olfice. We respectfully solicit a share of your patronage, Vicar which -Mil have our careful aitention. lh, KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO.. LTD liieJt.l.V. I) C. Turn all things to y<,ur advantage lathe. &_ierby.B.C Snaps tt 100 ».■!♦>. 3 nidw i\; TOWN LOTS. *2S upward* ACRE BLOCKS 1123 , - • Enderby. BC WALTER E. TRUESDALE, Nular. PuMw. Waal I. 111. anj lee-ecnel..'. Real Ktatiltl. i , .'. . Accidenls Health jARE YOU Ini .- ■ Wa 1 /-""TTf S~\ 1 Cc ■■.;■ holding ind tnd *~~ ith Ike Owl DI TDC P_DT IPC I What! WSJ&tXtf*t ' ■ ■ . . !! ■ ' ,redness - . i . .. ■ ■■ - fi\( I. AGAIN . is geed for me. is not. of necessity geed for you. Every man's • and the conditions i im must comport n ideals, and the ■ has undertaken The b for mil pen in cne direction, an shculd clear it of aii ■ tin i nden&l would be (crone would be un • for another. Man •akes his own conditions and • • Imself—and hisc , ,'antly enlarge his llle expr- e ;cj expansion an - Kept- lead of develot ihe rule - ■ irlnnei ■ • t lofty ai . tuse ■• permit unfavorable an I • toenvir nus '.'. • the awakening ■ I ilhln us whl< • Wc allow Ic, • . ' . We are • potent only because wc thi;,. i torecoj lasi the pi . cvtthln, whlcl ir pj(.ers ) which we Impose upon aur- Thc material *.i'h which we build our ll i within, All il ■ ii nine lion, ll in so long as ll . . .We iredawayl make • n this. ■ ie the valve ll r pi ■- would re • and i . the more we reca ■ i. ■■,;■ , At as may be lined by a judge el the only Courl. Ml Don LuMetr. C3.. Lip Dated al Endetby. B C. June 10. The hardest le NOTICE u hereby -given •' Say. allot 111" •■•■ * >. i" to apply tn the l.iiut- i Council, under the proetiieru ol Ihe Rivera and Stroma A tion Is clear and remove (jhtimciisra Upper Shut«a| - . ■ lust and nu „;,, j, n i ••,' ■: ••■. ill met and Sugar Lake, ani lo tnaat aueh is to Irarn is "tht value of Itule lother lesson equally as imp-nam and quite as hard to master. It is "the value ol pute drugs." II you are ill, no matter how simple the ailment, you will find lhal i-1 Important to make sure ot the drugs—they must be pure OURS ARE PURE Masonic building Armstrong Burnt.' Toilet Luxuriet R. R. Burns, • ■ aioart Ltweitr Co.. I Dated ai Endetby. B C June 10. IMS. NOTICE ss hereby gteen that ataly I 11 intend i • ', .-' < !« ' •■ - • i>»titii». intcttoMl u> u taiuiie* - h. ^n- - leak tnd Mab-I ... . * ol the i Lun • ,.i« letby, B O. June 10. NOTICI - latt ih- unl' m "It is g$>d to put bother away over night." but it is not good to go to sleep a delinquent sub stJtber You may never wake up: and wouldn't you (eel bad to appear before the pearly gates with your town paper not and have'. :e«up? .« k.-■•. - - ■ • ■ • . . •■ . , a judge ol Ihe ( ■' • n Co., tm Receipt Books Letter Heads. Envelopes, Shipping Tags. In a Envel -ss Cards. Visiiint? Cards. Inviiaticns—any- pnnted—julckly done at this office. Estl- • urnished on every class ol Book and Job BUTTER PAPER PRINTING H C. June to. rnt «« .___!, DrijrerS KnJatl-v M_ kt~tc. am St 2$«? 00 VfeAK ii THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C.. AUGUST i, 1905 TIIEO. rVOSI, ll.A., P.E.I. Rxiruol Irom nn address delivered at lhe annual convcntijii ol lhe P, E. I. Ktim Growers' Association. For some reason which we do not understand many varieties of fruit are self-sterile. The pollen ol that variety will not fertilize the pistils ol the si.me variety, as (or Instance the Northern Spy. The pollen of a llower ol a Northern Spy tree may (all on Ihe pistil of the Hi ver of a Northern Spy, but fertilization does rot take place. We say the Northern Spy is a sell-sterile variety and then we are in the dark groping blindly. This sub Ject of self sterility has not yet been worked out and will not be (or a long lime to come, (or self-sterility Is Inlhicn ced by climate and location to quile a degree. There are some varieties ol nearly all kinds of fruits that are sell sterile, and by a sell-sterile variety Is meant a variety that Is unable lo set fruit when alone: In order to be productive It must be set near some other varlefy. Planting them near more trees of the same variety does not make them fruitful, but If trees of another variety are planted near ihem Ihey are often made fruitful. Then there are all ihe graduations from self-sterility to sell fer tllity. Some varieties will set fruit wllh their own pollen, but the result will not be nearly as good as If fertilized by pollen from another variety, while again with oilier varieties It will be just as good. In some work done at Cornell, Stark pistils were fertilized wnh Wagner pollen and others with Stark pollen with these results, so with Longiield Greening. In these instances the size was much Increased by cross-polllna lion, but It might have been still further Increased If some other variety had been used as a fertilizer. In the case of the Tallinn Sweet there has been very little Improvement, but there again If some other pollnlzer had been used wc might have had different results. The number of crosses that might be made are very large and In most of our orchard*, where there are a large number of varieties, the number made every year is undoubtedly larger but we cannot cneck up results. Experimenting with various polllnlzers Is nol only pleasant work, but It requires really no outlay, and much good might result. All that Is necessary Is a few paper tugs and some ulne and pair of scissors, Cul the stamens from some blossoms as soon as they open and fasten paper bags over them to prevent pollination. Then, when the pistil Is ready, dust some pollen taken from some stamens lhat have been protected In the same way and cover again with paper bags. In this way results can be noted but not in any olher way. Even If (here should be only one variety in an orchard the pollen might come a long way In the wind or bees might carry It, tt is only when every precaution Is taken thai one can be sure Even if this work has not been carried cn very extensively cross-pollination of varieties Is no longer a theory. It is an established orchard practice, Among the common varieties of apples more or less self sterile are Gravensiein. King. Northern Spy. Red Astrachan, Russet. Winesap. Mostly self-fertile: Baldwins. Ben Davis. Fallawater. Greening, Duchess. Most of our common plums are self-fertile, such as Burbank. Bradshaw. Green Gage. Lombards. Damsons, etc, Strawberries very often lack stamens altogether, as the Anna Kennedy, Arrow. Avery, etc., while others like Ihe Crescent have so few and so poor stamens that they are practically sell-sterile. These observaiiens ought to be of some practical worth in lhe setting oul of .tn orchard. Some varieties of Irult will not bear at all unless they are planted near other varieties, while nearly every variety is benefited by cross- pollination. Do not then set out a large block of any one variety, but mix ihem. setting varieties that bbuom aim ul'.aneously side by side, and try lo find out which varieties cross best. If we have large blocks of one variety ll be advisable lopul n -ah tree some grafts ' othei varieties to act as polllnlzers Job Printing That touches the artistic and keeps house lor Econ cmy. will be done at this office—quickly, neatly and cheaply. You d j not have to send your printing out of town Anything lhat can be done In Toronto tin ordinary commercial print ingtcanbe done tight here The Edenograph t*M.». B C "^ New Stock Of Granite Ware and Tinware Just arrived. flSt oves. Enderby Flour Never send out o: tj.vn (or what Is made is good as the best In town. In supp irtlng h me Industries you are supporting yourself and others who make the town These are our brands: Model's Besl, Hungarian, Premier, I hree Star, Dru-ted Snow, Aipina, Strong Baker's r XX, WiniAi Shbaf, Superfinb, Graham, Wh li Wheai Patronize Tito Home Mill The Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. The Tilden Gurney stoves embody all lhal is latest in design combined with excellent workmanship. Call and inspect ihem. R. P. Bradley, Enderby Hardware Merchant FasnionableTurn-outs V/e are now In our new Stables .'here everything Is spick-and- span. Rigs and Saddle Horses always at your command. Stalls an J :'eed ready for your horses after a long drive. Cliff St. MATTHEWS & EVANS ENDERBY SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER Tinsmithing and Plumbing An experienced copper, iln, and sheet- Iron worker. Special attention to furnace work, piping and rcollng. Expert workmanship; satisfaction guaranteed. A. FULTON, BELL BLOCK Pleinile.r ..■../ Filter, I e,l.,I l 11 C Harness-maker and Repairer. Trunk, Valises. Etc. 25 0 i Service Q, The besl on the market found on the tables. Furnished rooms 25, J. W. EVANS, KNDKRMY. IV C -\(\(\(\ Telegraphers __________ NEEDED Regi dar Meals, 25c. ' ( 'u"x k,:srAliU vxl I i'h St. on* block from il <■• ■• ■ STETSON Hals do not need to be talked about, but they are. and will continue to be. because they have the value back of them We carry all sizes. Also a full line of fancy shirts: ties, collars, etc In our Grocery Department our shelves tire loaded wilh the best brands of spices, teas, coffees, canned and prepared goods aaeel Youlajt Mm , : I ailla- ' Learn Teleg.ophy R. R. Ac.OUieleret ■ J. C. Metcalfe Enderby VISITING CARDS ami Stai - e i:h?>e>l< an tha lament a.elusive lh« world. Ei.alili.h»d 0 yon . dnntil by all laadmr; Railway Oil WaeateeinaM) Bun I' •■ ra furnish him or hir $10 io $60 • month in Su Rocky Mountain., ot tie. ' la $100 month in Sltl« eves! al ihi I ncnlclrl, q>a« ffaelualna. ■ can onur ilitty lima nana. For lull particular, it-,-.- .. ,aur Schtrit wrtti -dinaci la cut •.- ,' .- olftoi at Cincinnati. 0. Cai.l *(..• Irm. The MOTI* SchOOl Ol t.' ;. o|.lev Ohla. Bold Atlanta. Ca. UG - ini Sat. Prate. . Jas. Jarrett Carpenter & Builder il.l.a |«e •;.-,i ,| i .-,-; I.'.-I I. ;c In lhe rear of the Hancock bltck. All kinds of jobbing promptly attended to. ta|erl. eic.el ,\u. Hcnrri. Ale»o>e.rae)v io lake on a Sola Do you neotl Spectacles ? Drop a ntA and I will call tint ther .1 ' ' . ur t)«iicj lit) ,'■ (trade, article ■ .' . . ur ti luuca, J M Mclnlyre.Optician,Ere- Nicely Printed This Office1 Allracilive Packages. FRUIT TREES My Spring-delivery orders are all in. When you are preparing for Fall-delivery irees. write me I represent the Nursencs of Stone _ Wellington. Toronto The quality of the trees sent oul by these nuneries Is as near perfection as scientific growers can make It E. A. CHAPPELL, Enderby BRIJKS BRICKS Bricks BRICKS BRICKS The best clay in the Valley Well burnt bricks at reasonable I rices Large it small quamr; Tif« Enderby B.ick 9b Tile Co. ;•'■... .. it C New Subscribers ;i ■ : '"' ' '^ that Is c;ming until End ot Year * jC '7 Enderby L.n.J List. • . r . ll .-■..-; . I 3 miles, ft No I r in gwJ marketable timber A snap l.i cash, bahrtle i yean at 6 per cent rat ol land, i wotr-He IOC' actes • tby7 inilat J, . • local ■ I acrei. 900 I under Cultiaal m, balance in g. : ' • .-'•' ' for $25,000 110.000 cash and b.<a,i:e on I-r:. ; ■>-, ol the at ■ rcha 10 act i ■- "■ ■* Ittby. Ie»el. bai-v■. •• • -■, ' ICta! tared al Well watered with HI I ' S4.000. J2.000 Mih, In a report Issued by the Department of Trade and Commerce, Ottawa, under date of June 19, Mr, J 13 Jackson, Leeds. England, has the following to say about apples from Tasit, "Australian and Tasntanlan apples are arriving In large quantities. These apples are shipped in a nice sized box holding about lorty pounds of fruit, and are bunging wholesale to-day from $3 lo $4 lo per box. The packing ar.d grading is excellent Each apple Is rolled In tissue paper and all Interstices In the box filled therewith " 1 have seen no tipples imported Into England that can In any way approach these apples for packing They ti." out of the box without the least sign of bruise or discoloration, and In as perfect condition as khen picked from lhe tree. The best varieties senl are very fine In flavor, but do not excel the best Canadians as we find Ihem in the orchards in Canada. "The boxes are well stencilled 'Australian' or Tas manlan.' tcgeth-.r with the initials of the grower and the place where grown Within lhe box a neat show the full slue of the box Is found, primed in colors, staling where grown, the variety, and a guarantee that Ihey have been packed and graded according to government regula lions, together wiih the address of the gr r and I ippcr In every way they are well packed, neai an: itl packages. "These apples sell readily - i to 12cents per pound. For the 'lie-' il in d , Iced in boxes in ihis itu . i there si ■ , ly sale al on • whal the sai .; m barrels" Cultivation and Cover Crop. 5 I Read our Ads. and so gel" They should be read \l ^2_*_ H. P. LEE Cultlvall n should bt . is possible. -.I'll '. ', :: m " ll ;in four or Ilve In n or ten days *.ith a light!, li die ol Augus' ■ i /er,! irli. its • : . In the >rgan| , i ■ inued July till ll a " UC || IS e". . ivlnter . hlch might ll ii : tree he ivtly ,. . n the dei trees throu<:, ■ ■ill the lo delay ng 1 ■ • I I lure ■ trees an! , , ,: Ipn III development 1) Dempsey In ill ill ill ' ||| ' "A*" W H ITIE EDENOGRAPH, F.NDl'KBY. B.C.. AUGUST 9. 1905 .". . ' ■.■SXX3U i __H__IB_|_u:>,',l»,',.,,._ _c« A mencan Shoes LOCAL NEWS J. II. : A- .',..; , • ■ ■ie. ugh n ;,!..:,. i II,, W..tli.r «_w <J '.v III hat "Walk-over" Shoes tvi a re| atatl n nd to n ne will be time well spent. Enderby Trading Co., Clifi St. Enderby. m_mukwm IV«I ' MtU)TW t0a\\*n J. Murphy \n ••: I I 1 ' , . j I . DlvlCiw;?.-. ... ■ Ok.iii.i^an Bl'ick Co., li... 1.1:. I.,,,!.,!,, ii i r 1 D„,e't Bake WU U,t Woatlcu- : i> Hot—-we Bake bread ,'" I I ■ I I H. J. STOSULY, TicEndorby hakery. Bradl . Van^5i_.-saaa '. - --'. >~u_a- . juai_.e.'_fl Call i. ... ■t S ■ 1io tan half tl e : a • 10 :.. ii ■!•■'.' 12 50 sunny . e Mi ■ '■' li ; - ■ . ■ . U 20 ■ SO . : . .return- .il 100 101 47 5d ■ 27 92 ■• . . •■ »t ■ by tar th \ 1 ,e,-..,,. itinera Hot Weather, NECESSARIES Pure We I India Ume Juice, 40 and 50c I- Itl i Hires R I Beer Exti id 21 i b ttle i I; • 1,25c nil Powders—M ■ ram ■ • " - ' i t the FLY CATCHKRS. : . . , ' .. ; ., I'n D. NAIRN y CO.. •■• and Sta,lon( ilCOLATES SUNDAY HOURS: J lo 4 p. tn. . pu« II mark I ripttai hjj aipli 1 bui II « mnl • • i. ..:. ., Cllf uttmg. IRA C. JOM :s ,1 A. J Y 'ity piepated I ,"•.•- -Ital Ml • . Shampoom,; " nattier ti III III II H. N. Hendrkkson, ins ad ,'uiion nusl have ihe besl I 'hat it ».'hat Painter ii. J ft LIN Geo. K. Sharpe - NURSE - HY PO tu lhe in bull lha '■ ll'd rtharaPa- - ■ . ■ i , that all ll et Qm mail •liibil will Ik a grea: .■ llll' Atmitnng will ttol be KatleiM t. team thai a vuttar to thai;.:. teie.it ly gat ;*' at the cte.-iiei) whan lha • lh- - • ha nmiltad1 " la • .: ■ Aiititir.rg b i . ' he l.a. ■ -. .: ... I mention in Itlsh papers ■ e .< orkman by i cupola olm Itei llemen now living in Victoria, but formerl. nected with the government works. Woolwich, Eng. told a Colonist representative recently lhat the incident reminded him • neai inc most si.tg ii;ir (un- •rals he had ever guessed. The event occurred a number I .ears ago. andmadeaconsl- erable stir at the lime, A an iT.he arsenal ed in his duties, had lh? tv.iafor- miss his fooling and plunge Into a cupola c Naming Ive ions of mulien metal. Naturally lhe unfortunate man was instantly kllle.: ly naturally, ll was quite Im Possible to secure a lequaie remains (or Christian burial To pul lhe metal to Ihe use origin ally Intended was not, In lhe opinion ni ths authorities, a ■hui,:' b: contemplated for a nil, as the deceased workman had become an Integral part of the met.d. it was decided, after some e jntidera- :un. it was deci led ta inter u ,h» easiest n This is a enor mous mas? of steel with which lhe unhappy laborer had be- ajs lowered with befitting ceremony Into a suitable grave, and the chaplain ! England It. No man, rgular coffin. s_ YOU Want a First Cla-<s Bargain In t farm Investment In the beautiful Okanagan Valley ? If so, w« ha write or see us Special : this lute. Imt i •■ ■a r making a eon t .ii limit! V.'i-.i • HUE INS' MOW AT 9b BRINDLE HEI.l li. a'. - ENDLRBY, II. C. W. P. GOOCI I Isler. Solicitor, etc. ■ ■'•- \\\ .*** ENDERBY. BC LO.L.No.446 , ' Medl Itl ll - rjF. D««, A. L. U. He ■ C.O.F.No 1058 " •Jjrlially l. R. F, Bea.tru. Pcrfedion and Superiority Hal , n earth Is pcrf'.-ct. b,il : MMOND Typewriter I comes as near perfection as a .type*titer can be made '.Ve Hammond is Perfection m alignment, beauty of work, uniform Impression, change ol cyon r Methodist Churcl DOMINION EXHIBITION 1905 .September 2?th to October 7 1905 New Westminster, B. C. $100,000 ; tomprei fj tha t $ I ()(),()()() ATTRAr i 10?. ■> ■•■:■■ tl . S, w VVetlmin.trjr, B.C W It Kf.ABY. Sec. tac. ..,* Manafttf. ■ '•• . ' Ai l • ' out. An ■ - .„ WING LEE COT Peter Burnet Dominion <iu> Provincial Land Surveyor BELL BLOCK . • B C. ■ live Hot Springs S.tnilarium Niiv under the management ol HMtttv Mclxra.ali. Haitmnti Houm ;- • , : TheM- ra ol '•.. en aie the an*, tic the warlil, -'■ " tat Dueaeae. L • Aiimenu, Ira --. - er lad i =-fl. Aft abkcla'. .- larani I pattie»iar>a|*><e/te>- Holcyon Hot Springs Atrow i .v, B. C For Sale! Farming Lai I I Hilt pur- ' Suitable lor Iruit growing and , danying Aj, 'j W MeCALLUM. Salman Arm. NOTICE lo*i We the aider , the dale ■. ply I,, the Court • th- ci'.v Ml i |uar U far lh- t • , esslon, paper ieed and .-.tght. The Hammond lis superior to all olher typewriters In every other special feature. A Hammond must be seen io be appreciated. It is lar and away ahead of any olher typewriter made THt HAMMOND TYPlWRITlk COMPANY Toronto. 4) Adelaide v.. • i I .-■- Montreal. 18} St Jam,'.. M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES j Weiitiiiaatri • il C B. C. Crov/n Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees i H 1-1 .nd Mill • n ol lit tulle ol End?rb)\ " 25 lit i B f Enderby. this 2oih day s r '. Hi.. ■ . ■ : • • '. ' . i -rs. No safe.. ,lay ol (y. , > Wl ' * . '.'..:■• Vi.' Wi'.tmin.ler H -, i Vaee-oeivw B.C. CH1NLSE CR.OCERIES lundry i Bear this in Mind .- thing we in ■ i s bcatlon I.-, ■ igan thai ' ■ , | • me life. ndltl ■ m 1 llth and 1 No cold :.' ; ... ■
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Fraser, W. Fraser, H. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-08-09 |
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Notes | Title changes in chronological order: "The Edenograph" ; "The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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