e THE JG4-1W ^CTORl^'V VOLUME 2. NUMEEK 12. ENDERBY, B. C, AUGUS t. S2 a Year Building |i liiiak in Enderby. New buildings are continually springing up. The Enderby Trading Co. hive just opened up t fine selection ol Ladles' Skirts. Call and inspect. ._-.'. ._._:-___a- ■__. JJ Mr. Venablea, of Vernon, spent Sunday In Iht cny. Just a few summer hats led al Harvey's. They must be sold. Mrs. Cameron visited Miss Fenton over Sunday. Send your grocery order lo Harvey'a tnd see how quickly It will be delivered. H. N ll ii. i It i and wile came In on Friday's train to Enderby. Mr. Clbbs relumed cn Thursday from a business nip to Revelstoke. All the besl dressed men aboul ire weaiing twentieth century ihey get them at Haivev't The lockup look; spick tn spin with guests ol Mrt. Jas, Robertson t new coat ol paint VUilora nude quite tt home I i Edenograph lar '/5c lo the end ■ A No -uncp I I lhe ll 111- ■ ' ' : ■ , ■ Mrs, H. W. Wright returned Irom mortals are realited, a new camp will lhe south on Tuesday. . : ring Into being : Mr. tnd Mrs. Misterman and da ...... Kilter, ol St. Thonits, Ontario, passed Th,i <"t Is galena, and the ledge on ihrough on their way to the coasl. ***** **<* dlscov Ihe-v air ii a holiday ir. "lata '<">'■ at* tlxleen clam Western Canida. and were Icr a *"""• ******** on It »t prejtnt; Ih gh month Ihe guests ol Mr. and Mrs. F. il >* b said lhal ihe lead has again been Whiting, ol the Okanagan House. Armsirong. It is t great reliel to all thai the hoi weaiher ol Ihe past four weeks has H. W. Harvey received Ihe sad given place to t more tempera' newt ol the serious illness ol his father iy- The weather his be- . : on Mondty. tnd left for Vancouver . n snd a bounte u htn the ume day. "'ed. The hay Ital . ... ,., ,, , , , and fill wheat nearly all m; andsicn C, Collis. of the Vemon branch of i.. .... , th.BankolMon.tetl. ht. Mr. Brae-1*'*»*- ,h* *^ ****** ****** dont place In th. local branch, who is,ol ,lw mtnl'" wl on his summer vacation, lound and more claims staked. Other ledges are also reported lo have been discovered. The ore Is very pure and solid, and assays ol samples give values ol $15 of gold and 160 ounces of silver to the percentage ol lead being 61 >: was the scene ol no ■ ii on Tuesday, when beta ol ihe community lelt the place of action. St. Clare Brindle ft. Liman and H. J. Byrnes were lhe centre cl ii all. Mr. Brindle was very j ,ounci il Doings j err. j'.as-yau-'wt:.*e»_' - jm ••u.-r- .-. I ! alter spending t week In Enderby. the The results of ihe teachers' examln Mtt. Budden tnd daughter. M.rgar- ,lom held '****■****<«■' ,h« Provln« ****** all day making preparations and ette. returned to Kelowna on Monday' f"! * mon,h, ,**° a"_7 *"? -«•-'<« «W>«'« ■*•" ********* A, N. King, ol Victoria College, made (oriune. He looked particularly a It the highest tggregtle of marks. 1.081. miner In a shirt that lelt plenty ol outol 1,400, Out ol ihe live candl- roomfordoubtl Mrt. Amulrong tnd ton. ol Drumba duet who al (or tht tbove extmlni-' rhe party will miss the refinement Ontario, who hive been the guests ol uOT „ Vernon, two passed: J. Becker' 0| civilliailon lora while, and we hope Miss Fenton relumed lo Enderby on Mr. and Mrt, Piiten. of Armsirong lArnulrong) 790: Jehu L. McMillan, that famine will smile. Friday laal week Irom tn emended lar the pill two months, pitted thtough 7^4 visit to Salmon Ann. on Tuesday on their way 10 the coast Canned metis tt very convenient. Mr. H. W. Httvey evidently has lor hoi weaiher get them tl Htrvey't plenty ol laith in the future up-building Them is to much devil In the b-.'0' ■"*•* •_ *«* '_« ,us ol us. tnd « much tngel tn th. ...ott ***** * hl* «<" io» ntlb. building of ut lhat II does not become tny of ut * e,c'wlth * *■ «,h* «*" to say much about the rati ol ut. The brick lot lhe lacing of the new The S. k 0, " Lightning Limited" C. ft. RtUtlonil Revebteke hit been I tuell Its! Thurtdiy. being wpplied by lhe Enderby Brick-Tile Ihtwa and thre. qiatten ol in Compiny. A carload ed brick was al- lum late. "It's never lo Uw |0.»»hlPI»t<lloColdtn<mMottdty. mend." By Charlet Read*. • Dents Murphy, birr later of Ash- Tht Trail Cteek Newsiayi; "A !«•*• «"» h«» i»«m on Monday In «^iMntolowntattnopenaeeoiiat connection with business wnh the with a local ttore lot ovet two yean j *• Endetby Coil Mines. Limited, A The nrtt Item on it wat 1l»x of chow- j ******* *»»"*«« S'«'««" ******* Uw. ind lh. list wat a nutting bottle, j *• ***■'•><*• Thu ought to be a lotion to yonitg men The service at Sl George't church not to lel accounts stand over too long," Uat Sunday evening wat particulttly . t.—u „ji well attended, and Ihe Rev. F.V. Ven- Every man "» « » h""*"' • ^^^ hs hu lamtly lo muter a trade rr ptottt- ^ ^" J „on. Rotdihedbplayadveituemen, *_£""r?_l 1-T SALMON ARM ITEMS ot Att -ahead. md dtughters ot las, ».e_k imping here Great Proaperily in the Olan.ejan. > alien than It being raited in the Okanagan Valley thlt year I never u saw in my lile before—not even in the j Northwest," said Mr. T. J. Smith tot 1 Province representative on Thursday ol Mr. Smith who is a well- ol ihe tit Mont tchoob ol telegraphy in thlt Issue and letm how easily 1 young nun or Itdy my letm leiegra phy and be utured a p-llton. M*krii~«. The weddinj look place on Tuetday. July IS, 11 Portland. North Dakota, ol Mt. Hem? N. Hen- .inckson and Mus Emma Florence Lucken, Mn. H. N. Hettdtickion will be at home allot August 16. The EtntwosiiAHi wuhetlololn with the miny iriends ol the newly mimed young people in wishing them ill hip- plness tnd health on llle'a jotifflty. F. Huggatd. ol Winnipeg, wit looking ovet Enderby and dutticl Thundty. Mt. Huggatd it looking lot big invest- ii.riiis in land In Ihe Okinigin tnd will handle 1 ten or twenty ihouitnd acre block. In company with Mr. Brindle he climbed lhe bench and look a nnmbet ol photographs oi En dctby and the valley, ovet the protpecu ol which he was vety enthusiastic. The title shool held on Wedimdty. July 26lh resulted in the following scores being made: 2COyds. 500yds •28 28 lendintt at divine service. The mining etalms IN . ; ei !: •■.■ | . g ,. Haying ii about llni-hed. A good; crop and line weather hu made the wotk phsuim. At will bt teen by the table preptr- ed by W. E. Ttueubte. Irom June I U II. and horn the 18th to lb. 31.1. ^ u"'pt7enu.'"Mr."".rad were pettsdt of unmiettupled tun. giving twenty live dayt ol unclouded tky lor the month ol July. How't thai > i known mining broker ol this clly. has Brindle were in hut returned (rom a trip Into Nicola tnd Okanagan vit Spences Bridge. " The people ol the Okanagan valley re the most prosperous and best sat- uled lot I have teen lor tome tune." he continued, "lor in the tgrlciilturel and hotiiculturtl lints fortune is smiling upon them. Their wheat cr;p T. Cunninghim tnd T 1. Enl will be exceptionally heavy, and their spent a Itw dayt locking over the fruit yield will beat all records lor valley last week inspecting orchards. . quantity and quality. Tht Sunday tchoolt held a picnic an *'w» ******** ***** *** Okanagan the camp gtonnds 11 Ttppen tiding on''«"> «**•** Vancouver mttkei lor the Wednesday bit. ' raiton that thu frail commaiids better prices in the Koolmiay and ihiough J. F.Golortli U erecting a line te.i- m „„,„„„, ^ ^^ (|un„n denceonhUltrmwhich h.purchised memtA ^ m Q recently Irom R. Mowton |ptMh_)< ,„, u,anM ln , meh ^ Mrs. Grant It here Irom Vemon ,„, (n)ll lh,„ ,, ,„ ^ loul)lj on lhe The Miraite., ol pre. . .; held on July 19ih were read and fltmed. Bylaw for the prevention ol cruelly 10 animals. Aid. Bradley moved lhal this By-law should be amended by the deletion. In section 3, ol Ihe words "arc lo" and lhe substitution I ol Ihe word " shall." and by 1I1- out of clause 5 and Ihe the following: " Any person lound guilty of an infraction of any of the provisions sl this by-law, shall, upon conviction before the Mayor, Police Magistrate, or tny two Justices of Ihe Peace having jurisdiction In Ihe said clly ol Enderby, bt liable to 1 fine nol exceeding $100. exclusive of costs, and It shall be lawful for the mayor, police, p.lice magistrate, or Justices, or any two or more ol them to levy the said penalty and costs, or costs only, by distress and tale ol the olfender'a or rflenden' goods and chtttels. tnd In the cue cl no sulliclent dUlress to satisfy Ihe said penalty tnd costs, or costs only, it —hall and may be lawful (ot llie mayor, egistrale, or |u>lirts convicted as aforesaid to commit the ollender or to the common gaol or lockup house for a period not eceeding 60 days, unless the said penally and costt bo sooner paid." The amendment having been seconded by Aid. Evans, was carried unanimously. It was th*n moved by Aid. Smith ind seconded by Aid. Sharpe Ihli ihe by.law piu the th'd reading Passed, '"! 1 menl ol m '.75; Bank ol '.'. Gardom, $15; and to petty disbursement!, $325. ' was real " advising mm .; :- ill rtl • in bylaw No. 10, and staling that the hy-ltw biiaga read the lint I finally ad ie Ground, The land oflered lor sale by Mr Teece nol being suitable purchase Irom land 60 feet H.lrd k Gibb's '.,20. . instructed to close wllh Mr Atti - . drain by the Mayor - viding at the , bit dale some menu of ' : lhal It might be f mike irraiigeiii»ir.., vnh Hie tl ling ciuipanie:-1 n ol 1 wtter supply which would be tviilabie nol only lor lire protection but M 1; usehold u - Thc C hnnbll F! uring Mills Co. uti'itit in outline o( what llie-y w^tild be pv, ttel ta del in the null iiriher busn. I I CoUlle': .'11 20p'll ^n' Vancouver market, and they command •*****• \ higher prices than the loal market u There are between (illy tnd one nun- willing to pay. I brought some boxes died ptnont camping on the teach „ p«achet home with me. They cost Mr. and Mn. Win. Frastr came i* nat h{re lnlJ „ ^pp^ Tne Ulh. mt j,M a bsJ( a| \ytnm ani (wt||. Irom Armstrong on Saturday and tpent ln- u [tlnlt ,he., ,j,,^ ; |(^y „((1 e,„m chargM o( 35. on Sundiyintown. Mt. Frater will re-, Df Sim^n ^ g (m^tMm eJch t)Ml0Xhli C|,y, , cM ^ move U EndMtr/ ^1-*1»)' w w«' uunsh put on the like latt week. We peichet cheaper here, but the quality iieaday Ihu week and will like up hu w||| ^ la^t reapecuble Heel al, ol the Okanagan Innt li lacking in Ihe Ihe Aim, A new whltf It needed, article Vancouver gels from I .1 "The peach crop tn ihe Okinigin residence petminentlv in lhe city. Mr. Henderton. district manager d Br „j S|) w j W(|C0, ihe Btnk ol UMm\ ^ •"«*# V,„M, M.„tiobt.' paid Ma-Wl'lai.!^. w-ek. Mr, Wilcox hit pwl^|yj^,_f?_r____?L,!l!l tome property here tnd intends 10 on hu return Irom Nicola, where th. bank has opened t branch. Mr. Hen- ittm uyt that b_.n_s procpecu tie ;™ ■JJJJi in bright, and the coming ol Ihe iron Mitt • -<■.,,, . :: • The tc;ulu ol Ihe mttrtculitiui ex- amlnstiMu ol the Toronto Unlvenily Xtm\„,, and I r.r'i tl the Columbian College, New Westminster, were nude known on Al 1 meeting ol Ihe Ftnners' Insii- tule held hete last wotk tt was decid ed to hold » (all exhibit here in Sep- C W Layton Ot BtB G H Shatpe J. English K Hancock W. Hancock S. Waby- J. E. Evans W. Thompson - 32 24 23 -23 - II -22 19 6 21 19 20 28 8 8 6 The shoot on Thursday resulted as lollows: by Winnipeg people lor peaches on the trees. The buyers at this price agreed r cm thinning, pi:king and packing, ani look all chances load. vers* weather condition! nil the fruit was in the boxes. One gr . • .. for his peaches irees, but he refined 11. Lui ..epate 1 pt.r. 6 ■ „t on Ihe Irees. Ttoday. tnd the students Irom th. Tllfnw rj,, s.mf.*.n. S. M. Cui . ... Ktm „„,,,„„ dultlct who ptssed were: W. M Mil ■ b McGulre and • . hit own picking .. ^ ...... . J-u. Mcuuire inn j and ptckiiig. and llimb he can make .by. E. 0. Wood. Salmon Vlt ,b,„ ... .„._,,,nvv°.y ,hl, way ,hanilhe«,ld Attn. Mu-N M Heard. Ltntdowne, 22nd in$ subscribed ten . -I.e Iruit on Ihe Irees. J. M. Bumell and J. H. Craw! rd, |0__((U ^^ ini npeCX , A Knob Hilt. ; enough 10 give some good James LlUlet, Toronto, mam, "om ol "••>• «B=Uol" tnd a peculiar slate ol tfflln wnh ra Pure Gold Etlract. accompanied b. ■ »****<> * *'" "hJch M , /. t , .... 4*lmM, A.,,. Inl* 5B k Klliotl ar» seeking to pi bill A J. Cookiley. tcpt6»eniing W.J aaimon Atm. July « ih-wi; „ hit Ital I the bio Leon McMillank Co.. ol Vancouver, ml E A quiet weddingtock pis lit Km* Pultt, ol Vwn n. la daled on F. Getsler. ol Mirtin -. ■.■ ■ ■■ Uy evening. Ju. .■ Ul, and two wil t. spent some time last week Mr Duncan ol Salmon Arm. uniliiy m [m9 "*»«ftad their ntmi tnd u ,- , sworn lhal Ihe slgnalur- WI •: made by lhe d. :ease! But Ihere are are olher . ' • .1 IIV! IW rn lhal lh. deceased died January 29 I - SeconJ I .„il-,e,i Damage to the extent ol $7S.00C - ■• ; ne by a live whl.'h Femle on the night ol July 26. Thu is tho third time lh.it Fernie feredfrom Ihan ■ The fire totally Press ollice. Can ithw ie 1 hop •! & Elliott*a I.,' the B. C. furnmre store. Walihan Hotel, Great '■ rn clly ollice. Henry & Mcl.eod's tailor sh C, Wright, leveller, ani several other ■-I and stores on die • - street were also more or less dam Ig The town was only „vcd by the exertions of ihe cllkens. Tl supply proved Inadequate, which hat caused much Indignation. The origin of Ihe !:.<• and wsj got und I alter burning 1 r' ui ' .• The iivurance is one Ihtt! Il.-ell" ul General l.le.e.t. fOUntll tl!:,T K»T 1 The fourth game ol crickc I Engbnd and Australia has ended, like - m a vlclory lor Ihe old country crick--' • . .••.;■•. ihe Eng lb* Hans replied wllh 19? f on how", r at Ihi I the teeond day they had pul up 118 lor ll one wicket, and II Ippet id I ,. they had ollen done, pull the t II wt I ihi gam. next morniiw their alter thill out lor 16. ■ , vidoiious by an Inning! and BO tun A Celt.alccie R.ctle ... ■ : Vernal, hll . • •.. .- . ' gan ol iho V. Co. For the past week he hs> been testing a 10 h p machine. According to the Newt the vehicle made a tu week in two hau utes. beating the . »,gcn g ••' Irom lhe h.',piul. which wu used inin A Mtt. E. M Cltnilhtn. Th. return tr p wis m. It in two hours tnd lorty live minutes, It •l understood lhal an tutontobile line between Ktinlospi or End- • .: 1 Friday lo l»Jt inlo bllltlet 0! bettering lh . The Weather, Willi. lb, government rbtervei 11 lui the I ■ nd ol the tr- jural i.te cl the i-aii • I • I month ol July: . ■ • . •* n F rj '- ■ 14 . 51 5 88 41 " 6 8? 51 Sctfncl After Dcalle ;. ni n. July?.,' rhe Brll :• nel squ.dron sails lor Ihe Bdie.: Sea 10 ; 011 Augusl 20. Illd Wil 1 Ihrough September The ru .86 ■ 1 " • regit led 1 I 13 Bl .•■-.! the 1 •■■ lerai lei 11 man lnlluer.ee in Rtl ... - 15 nl dlnavlin tfftln, but wh by the Al 17 .■ 1 1 '-■ appoint in the interc-iis milrimony't b:nds A. ol Put. Gold. The parly drove through ttakenian. cf Ihli city, and Mary Made cy in tn Oldsmobile mototcar hne, youngest daughiir ofS. S. Mac . ■ erkshlre line R. Handcock • 27 24 i^, ,„„ c|_fi, 0( tiy M Su,. . , Kau|| Mf mi Mrs Mac. anl ,,,„ ,hrv Geo. Bell G Handccck 26 19 20 19 ih» ' ■ ,1 Salmon leav" beet iaen intend • Arm Mall The highest possible sere al lh- . , two distances combined • v|i,a] . . K Club ol A ne* lot ol Mocha and Java Cof- little interest, ar-d should pure a .; steady llillii,;,' ice The lineal in Ihe land at liatveys advertisement I (hi to Henley next year. sod had died. ", I heart •1 rn- ■■•:' ;i ■ ' ■ 20 21 22 2! 21 .: n v. B5 14 •' 1 II ■ ■ ■ ■ ly 0.2e •. 45 l^h' 45 " 4/ " 50 " II 47 46 48 ■w 54 " 49 52 0.1? THE EDENOGRAPH. ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 2, 1905 I'.Dl'.NOGRAPH PRECAUTIONS Tu Male .1 Ciiv Beautiful, ' : the ( . torm . . lerl , .: ... ! . : . : ■ ... ind NOTICE Is hereby given that 60 dtyi : . ite 'I:,- unden Igned Intend i i ihe I ■■ Hi: .mi G vernot li . ■ •! ;• V, 1 el .1 ih, id 10 IL: is may I Bank of Montreal Capital, ell paid up, $1,1,000,000. Rest, $10,000,000 Balance Profit and Loss account, \ r ! ,'KIU HEAP OFFICE, MONTREAL I ■ I. Rlghl H Itl .' na ind M ■ i 0, 0, M. ll, .. I'. A, I n I 1 '■' B, A General Banking business transacted artment. ' • . . .' . .. riwning I, toi togei Savings Bai_k 5 !1.JB*>,cMe',.u l._.'.-.t_i Wi'lldc .ew.il. deity, I cle'lteelliej willlOlll ri,, w,,,.,, ,Pi.,,. PRINTI RS' INK II . : . . ■ . ; If rtising sl| .■ :. ' . || ...' . lha it) il • ■ ' ■ I ns ot lhe ' rind remm hstnicl 'I tu tlr 1 lclV ! U OKANAGAN DISTRICT H KF.I.OWNA -\ !■' • E.S.V.McC ' P.DuMceullii ..very low, i ms. With llie growih ol the place, ll : : ' | . and there Is all thi ■ ensure a < ". ■ '.'aSC. We »;• . . ..'ion plalnl) l he lakei leave to • I ... . ■ l.uKnSK Co., Ltd. , i!.y. B.C.. June 10,! Cheap Lumber Whu do you Think of this? Dry Boards and Dimension Timber, $10 per M, ... Shlplap, ----- $12 per M. FI ring, Celling, Siding, • ;::> pei M. up V '■. ' ny other Information will be furnl i lulry at liove obsttuctions, our office. We respectfully solicit a share of your pad nage, 111 have cur careful attention. C. By Ui 1 Mat* •■ uih olher lm - .- ' ■ . •Iht KAMLOOPS I.UMI.IIR CO.. 1.11) i:„.i,,i-v. n c WALTER E. TRUESDALE. With clne Owl ... Enderby. DC, in \aiii.\i t>tmr ■ iver a ! naturally i * . • mar ONLY rlsm* a mar masters hy the characti • i" What g«d will a pari tve not conquered? Suppose your father \ ll <* Notary Pulclc,-. R.-al Btttte acj I km* Co.. bro <_ in Real ouaUS tsta.o. ,.--,. . 100 tctes. J miles from !• NOTll , it* going it $17 pei days tliet dale the u; . _,N . -.-.,. , 'I t j apply * ' * upwards. under pnwtiioni of th "' ACRE BLOCKS, I.. nance C 1905 EnJcrky, B.C. Accidents Health PURE DRUGS ■ The hardest letsoi for all of us to learn Is "the value of little l himlm, icings," gul jdere ls anot|ier ;Csson equally as Important an 19 ,iite as hard to master. It Is "tits value of pure drugs." I! . a are III. no matter hev simple the ailment, you will find thit it Is Important to make sure of the drugs—they must be pure. OURS ARE PURE 'attlly pulili g you al i n cf nth man Ira C. Jones R*R> Bttrns» Carpertlt-r (gb Builder Masonic building Burns' Toilet Lum ties UNITY IS 5 ■ ■ - I mel I ■ rti I ■ ■ SIM • • Ts-: INSTITUTIONS AND 4 SES IN SENDING THE SWEAT-SHOPS OF THE EAST FOR THAT WHICH CAN IED BY ENbERBY AND MANUFAC- AS GOOD s • AS CHEA! R ENDERBY ;iY INSTITUTIONS' *t& ,*-'W ' , - ■ lhe i . ■ , ■ . ll . . ... I by Peter Burnet Dominion <Si> Provincial Lund Surveyor in ino.i RBY B C Do you need Spectacles ) "ll Is good to pul bather a*ay over night," but It Is not good to go to sleep a delinquent sub scrlber. You may never wake up: and wouldn't you feel bad to appear before the pearly gales wllh your town paper nol paid (or, and have . ' • > r'-'-a _____ _--\ a. ^f. fSaT S,r m ■*}& ■. ^y\ .■ ••■-._. j - j Receipt Books Letter I leu:. Bill Heads. Envelopes. Shipping Tags, In Envci : >s9 Cards. Visiting Cards, Invitalbns—any- Ihlng lhal an be prlnled—quickly done at this office. Est! illy furnished on every class of BojkandJob P J M Mclretvt* Jas. Jarrett Carpenter fi. Builder k block. All ki- bbtng |>r:mptly utm^'im**1'"* T1k BJcno(jrapl..l)Mn'mim^m* 2$ liUTTER PAPER PRINTING 00 A YRAK 6 THE EDENOGRAPH, ENDERBY, B.C., AUGUST 2, 1905 WX^_— *_New Stock Of Granite Ware and Tinware Just arrived. ^1 Stoves. The Tilden Guiney shoves embody all that is latesl in design combined with excellent workmanship. Call and Inspect them. R. P. Bradley, Enderby Hardware Merchant BRICKS brick mad recently started brlcktitaklng al our Enderby yard, and am In llie market for orders of any site for the besl common, repressed and fancy : it-.. material iftl first-class workmanship, Okanagan Brick Co., Bos 135. EnJcrby. b. c. SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER 125 Good Service Q, The best on Ihe market found on thc tables. Furnished rooms 25, Regular Meals. 25c. ,t.rT0W.TAURANT 0 l lilt Bl . une \\\\m\ Irom >i4itun Tinsmithmg and Piu111i.i1,.,! An experienced copper, lln, and sheet- Iron worker. Special attention to furnace work, piping and roofing. Expert 1 tkmanship. satisfaction guaranteed, A. FULTON, BELL BLOCK. , I'lciniror and Finer, litijrrrcy. B C VISITING CARDS Nicely Printed This Office lhe Choicest Section in the Okanagan Will always be fsund interesting to the homeseeker. hr the homeseeker will always find here a place he can call home. The Edenograph wants to be found in every home in the district It is found in every heme in Enderby. Why cant we make it a regular visf r I ry h.me in the country round-ab;ul? It would also be an Interesting visitor to ths heme in the P.a-a. and '.here is many a quiet m:ment in the lives of those dear ones across the ie.,: when Ihey would enjoy reading about the do. the inhabitants of our Eden—where you. their biy, rcsi ies Tw) dollars a year. $1 six m:s L Tilling the Orchard The best tillage is that which begins early in the season, and which keeps the surlace stirred until late Summer or early Fall. The besl implements are those which secure this result with the least amount of time and labor. For the (irst two years it Is generally advisable to turn lhe land rather deaply with Ihe plow at the first Spring cultivation. There are many styles of ground pulverizers, spring-tooth, cut-away, and smoothing harrows, which will adapt themselves readily to the cultivation ol any soil. In all loose soils shallow cultivation Is always preferable, and In these some form of cut-away or smoothing harrow will be found to be efficient, When lhe land is once In good condition, but little effort and time are required to run through the orchard. Crust should never be allowed to form on the surface, and weeds should be killed before they become firmly established. The entire surface of the orchard should be stirred as often as once In len days. Level culture Is best In most orchards. This is done by plowing lo the trees one year and away from them ;he next—one yeur north and south and the next year east and west. It is often difficult to plow away from large trees, however, so it may be best to throw the furrow toward the trees each Spring, and subsequent cultivation, wiih Improved cultivators and harrows now In use, the soil can be worked away from them; but always plow the orchard In opposite directions In alternate years. In past years trees have had their tops started too high rather than too low. This Is probably owing to the difficulty In working close to the trees, and partially to the use of Improper Implements of tillage. Fer most fruit trees the lenghth of trunk should not exceed four feet, as there Is danger from sun and wind. Picking the fruit Is more difficult, and Insects and fungous diseases are harder to combat ii thc trunks are higher. Low-headed trees or those laden with fruit, can be reachea by separating the halves of a double harrow, and by means of a long doubletree, so that the halves when adjusted will run five or six feet apart. A cutaway harrow Is the best Implement for working down the back furrows from under the trees. The young orchard may be cropped for the first few years, but as the roots of the trees spread the cropping should diminish. Trees less than twenty feet apart should never be cropped afler the third year. Apple orchards may planted lightly for seven or eight years. The lighter and drier (he soli the less ll should be planted. As soon as the trees begin to bear fruit nothing more should be grown except cover crops to maintain the soil fertility. Scd may be advisable In the orchard for a short period, but It must be closely pastured, without allowing hay to be cut. The sod consumes the moisture so Important to the trees, and Is also a breeding place for many insects. Neither dwarf pears nor any of the stone fruits should stand In sod, as borers are very prevalent In grass land. Standard apples and pears are often tardy in coming Inlo bearing If land Is seeded down for a time, their growih will be somewhat checked, and the tree will bear a year or two sooner. This only applies to thrifty young orchards. All old orchards now in sod should be plowed, fertilized, and sprayed early In the Spring. It may be that the roots are too near the surface to allow plowing. If so, harrow ihe ground thoroughly and continue to wotk It during the season with any of the cut-away harrows or other implements which lend to break up the sod. CANNING VEGETABLES. The majority of people who have tried canning vegetables have some trouble In getting them to "keep." Most housewives .low knsw that this tendency to spoil Is caused by bacteria. In pears, corn, etc., which, of course, must be "done up" without sugar. Itself a preservative agent when used In suliiciem quantities, these bacteria find an element which suits them beautifully: hence It is (hat, as a rule, vegetables are so much more likely to spoil than fruit. Now. there are several ways of preserving foods of all kinds: I. By subjecting to a heat sufficient lo kill all germs, and keeping afterwards In air tight vessels. 2. by keeping foods so cold that the growih .;' bacteria Is discouraged. 3. By drying foods and so providing an unfavorable element 4. By adding sugar or salt In quantities, spices, vinegar, etc The llrsl Is. ol course, the method lo be . canning all vegetables, and in adapting It care must be taken Dial ihe heat is great enough and applied long enough (o kill every organism, and thoroughly slerlllc -:very vessel In which the vege tables are to be kept. Put lhe sealer rims In' > cold water, set on the stave and let b..ll. Adjust the rubbers on the jars, and twirl in boiling water Dip the jars In sideways, so lhal water will reach inside and oul al lhe same time, ant they will n A likely crack. Sel the jars in a b Her Ol rack, and surround partly wi'h *ater *arm enough (o prevent the hot jars cracking, llll up with vege tables, which should already I did still hot If salt Is added, put it in now, put on the lldslc ver th< I Her, an-i bring gradually to a boil It will be necessary to boll peas 3 hours, corn 4. sans I ir and a half, and beats hour and a half. When lone, fa len n tops firmly, let cool In water It Kl 1 .:, ., ..'•. ; Enderby Flour Never send out of town for what is ma I . d as the best In town. In supporting hoi Industri ; are supporting yourself and tl swhc m ik< the town These aro our brands: Moffet's Best, Hungarian, Premier, Three Star, Drii'-ied Snow, Alcina, Str . Baker r XX. WlltAT SlIliAK, SUPBRFINH, fjRAHAM, WHOLE WHEAT Patronize lie Homo Mill Ihe Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd. Enderby. --_-p I'll* following arc a few snaps we have on our Enderby Land List. No. I.>. 160 acrei ol land, nil level. BO a balance In good marketable limber. A -r half cash, balance 3 yean at t> p- No. 2a 160 acres of land,*! 1 and workable. 100 acres und.t tJtltatloi J miles, P.O. 2 miles, Endeiby 7 miles, $10,560. hall cash, balanc. li to suit. No, 3k, 1020 acres. 900 of wh 350 acres under cultivation, balance in gwd timber. Another bar) for $25,000. J10.000 ash and balance on term, to suit owner. Will sell blocks ol the above, site la suit purchaser. No. 5«. 320 acres, 4 miles ircm Enderby. 250 acres level, balance lange. 35 acres cleared and under cultivation Well wateted with streams, price $4,000. 12.000 cash, balance 5 years. 7 per cent. el Theanly Unci A^ I 1. I . I \ j lh< Okanafaa Valley. a e. iiAt.fi i Harness-maker and Repairer. Trunk, Valises, Etc. J. W. EVANS, enderby. b. c. 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 arc loaded with the best brands ot spices, teas, coffees, cant J. C. Metcalfe Enderby FRUIT TREES My Spring-delivery orders are all in. When you are ..... ,.....,. }.*_|| deliver* ■• vrltc mi ' repres nttl Nursenes of Stone & Wellington. Toronto, quality of the trees sent out by these nurseries Is as near perfection as scientific growers can make it. E. A. CHAPPELL, Enderby BRICKS BRICKS Brick: I f ;k BRICK The best clay in lhe Valley Well burnt bncks at reasonable , prices Large or small quantities. _m Enderby B.Hck 9b Tile Co. Job Printing Tha' ' . irtlsl and keeps h use for I my. ».iil 1" I ne a', this office—quickly, nea1 • cheaply to send your printing il town Anything thai be done in Toronl ordinary print" irtrvt I lif Edenograph 1 New Subscriber*' _ ■ ■ ; '■ _ _ that is coming until End 01 Year I DC Fill' I'DKNOCKAHl, KNI KRBY, B.C., AUGUST 2, 1905 J ..... -._-. .»..• iu«iiat._i!ai2»»a^ *•: ] IS A GREAT FRUIT COUNTRY j Just opened up A nil' Ladies' Skirts A„ lliunly I'lJl-c 11 C Fruit OreUili ec„a MetlioJ., Clifl ■ Good Value laiitlifhy 1 ratling Co., fl St. Knderbv. 5 •.' lllll.et ele'V.il.l III clcc .1., llUK'll .cl coimi md Ihe beal .,!:. il . :: ,c. :ll III,' ',Xaa\*%pmT Hot Weather! NECESSARIES ,*_t ."a,.es_.'B>. a-~tr.e„4AJawmicU^niat. \ja#jumn~t . SV._U.'." Fashiona bleTu r n-outs les where everything 13 spite tys at your ccmmand. ... ifteralongdrl MATTHEWS & EVANS ENDKRBY ' Fruit e' ■'.'' ..■' ■ ly luibiis ol tha grower, bui ■ . . g and anxious I ■ • . ■ Pure West India Lime Julc Hires Ri I Beer Extract, 2 i'l SOc bcttle i.,. : ■ la has | ■ i ■ a aboul Don't Bake Wlicn TJte Weather ;; is Hot—-we Bake bread I H. J. STOB.EY. TBa Enderby bakery, Bradley Blk. ■ Hair Cutting. J.' Methodist Church i cn« me... ■ ' ■ - markets ■ • l ' . ■ ■ • ■ ol ell- Ma la in i htm. and climate '■' ■ ■ . ii H. N. Htmdrickson, Painter i ■ ., boat (.<<i. K. Sharpe J K UNTON. - NURSE ■ n - tntle aa . e'limate. aa w . On my , Ml Is k a deep green, apple scab, and ■ • ■ 111 tht,;' r Icalut the freedom i.and San Jom healthy - i-NDERBY P.O. . • I : : ''dominion EXHIBITION ^ 1905 St'pU'inbcr 27V\\ Vo October 7 1905 New Westminster, B. C. $100,000 w '"*" ^KAcr,oH» $100,000 ' *a. * Wa.tmeca.lec. lit. W II KR AP VS. ... .. a.,cl Man...... ' - ' ate ol I - • ballet ■ . ' I iniit i •■ . ludy Iruit | result I hiatal - . it ling oil ■ ■ ' II ,'c. ' ,ll Cul- ::4in the course ihe -t tha 11 ■ tl . ... I ■ I as lar a ■■: ih ■ m irlofai ket II they will, but their • Ih ghl railway should n I try I in industry, Kill ii in its Infancy. I think ' eld be lostered by im C. P. R. have made ns, I think they should make Ions. The three sources 0 .-ujiil)' are, Ontario, British Colum- I llie Slates to Ihe smth. Of < e sources of supply uld receive least consideration would be the States to the south ol us, lluugli in llie matter ol Height rates, llle reverse seems to be lhe case. Even Ontario could allord to be generous, inasmuch, as the formers there are capable ot engaging in a larger number ol alternative Indus- I Hi ' ,.ny particular lillc," AleWni Election. Nanalmo. July 27. The complete : the Aib" mi bye-election v.io teceived to-day. Cape Scott gave Maroon t Conservative) a majority Yreka and Quatslno, allele Ihltteeii Votes were polled, Weill solid fur Allken. Thus the by which M li '.led la reduced to 54. The poll was Manson, 25-1; Allken, 200. Cketr.-lt Nolitt.. St. George's Chukch. Aug. 6th—7ih Sunday alter Tilnlty. Mallns and Sermon. 11 am R' i i-' V■—; mVbmables, Vicar, St. ANt)RtiW*s Church Service at II a.m. Sunday School. 9-15 am.—Rev. D. ■ i'.i'.' - "tO^A Telegraphers JvW NEEDED ■ - ■' i YounH Men L«ll'» ■ I Learn Telegraphy P. P. A•■,' enlliac 8 ' . ■ c . i Bl : - . ■ twal.«ola ujeofl ,p*elca<enea '.-, | Iree The Mo..- S.hool ol Talisroteliy. ,; I IjCi Ca Foot Elm for i' il. " | Nalm'a Witch H imam, :■' ■• • tha campion n 25c FLY CATCH* US. Pure Insect Powder Tangl v. n'a Fly Polaon Pad loot Strings D. NAIRN y CO.. | f s,a»one" WEBB'S CHOCOLATES SUNDAY HOUKS: '• 2 lo * p. m. "~1 is YOU Want a First Cla.'s Bargi In In a (arm Investment In the beautiful Okanagan Valley ? II s . write or see us Special Bargain., rn tins lint irom SIO 10$ 103 peracre. Ado iit.,1'.. ■ i town limits, Wtile or see us Quick and have the first choice, KIKE INSURANCE AND MONEY TO LOA N. Etc MOW AT <& BRINDLE DELL BLOCK, ENDr'RHY. B. C. L.O.LNo.4-l() ■ a 'a nwiiih ai 7 .M p. rn. W.M., )«».» F. Diet*. SeeJ.. le ' A. L U. Perfedion and Superiority . Sect C.O.F.No 1058 ".,' r -a. • i«r ' ■ I I N.P.BMM-tv.C.K. K*r H*M I I Hal cyon Hot Springs Sanitarium Nov under the maiiagciti.ni I Harm Mcltrrosti. H Rossland The Medical"* II 'aieve it. the * • biallN it I . ■ ■ • ■ '■■ ... - ; cf ilara .1 I ' Hoi. yc n Hot Springs An ow Lake. ft. C. For Sale! J. W. it III lets to suit pur. I t iruli growing and " : . .-v- 11 /.' Pasture: No dried up bunch grasa. but good clover pasture for li I cattle, a' nth. Apply lo' J. H.C NOTICi- i may concern. Wc lhe urtdei rcby givent- tlce. thai thlrt lhe dale hereof, we Intend to apply to Ihe Court v ra Icr Ihe clly I End. i I liquor license for thc t : Hotel, situate upon lh' Maud and Mill Intel , i .ii n if I i 25 In the •.,: ,1 tjvnsile ol Endeiby. ri ml (or five 20th day City ol Endetby. this T. G. Bell. P. M 'Nothing on earth Is perfect, bit the HAMMOND Typewriter i comes as near perfection as a typewriter can be made ' Ttfe Hammond is Perfection in alignment, beauty ol uniform Impression, change ot type, touch, speed, manifolding, tabulating, durability, portability, key depression, paper feed and work-in-sight. The Hammond is superior to all olher typewriters In every other special feature. A Hammond nutsi be seen to be appreciated It Is :ar and away ahead ol any olher typewriter made. ........ THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITE* COMPANY Trtromo, ;*> Adelaide Slwl I ... MoMrval. ISjSl Jam*. - ,- Itesjt M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES 30IOWt_titiliulertU Vancouver, B. C B. C. Crown Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees ■ . ■• I • •o 5 leet. JlOlsill per 103. - ■-.„ Plum. Apricots, k :. nsw growii^ let Fall Old . e.ToMOtde- vttiim. Let " plaCli^ycut .-• , In I -use Plants, Plsral Wotk, : Ilu, Ftult i ) M J HENRY, le'ic W. .tmir.t.. Heat Vtmtmn i.e. Bear this m Mind There may be. no doubt thi .. i tnythlng we have ab i but cerlalnly none can excel! U beauty, Enderby's location li (eatun tboul ■ )kanaganthat in ihe way o! nai.- , provii me life, itlc conditions ar- an I for hi !. No cold Ian ather. or hot sultry days.
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Title | The Edenograph |
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Fraser, W. Fraser, H. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1905-08-02 |
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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_08_02 |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0353290 |
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