fijl A*H>, p The Enderby Progress e JDnaerDy and NORTHERN OKANAGAN HERALD id Wllh Which is Incorporated THE EDENOGRAPH VOL'J 3 Nmmhek 12. iUDERBY, B. C, AUGUST 10 1906 Priob, $1 50« Year i«iieP.-uiiir^ns.!si--«a»BB^ SU1CJOE AT VERNON. Howthornthwaite Speaks. COUNCIL BUSINESS. No Lady Demonftrator This Week!! but—We have lots of other Good Things to Show You ! MEMS READY-TO WEAR SUITS AND UNDERWEAR STYLISH SHIRTS, and SWAGGER HATS Everything lo make you look Good—and when you look good you feel good WHAT ABOUT THAT . . NewG ew vjun YOU WERE GOING TO TREAT YOURSELF TO? Don't put off ordering ft or you won't have it on the Isl. ind every kid In town wllh a .22 will get ahead ol you That's your luneral. but don't say we didn'l remind you in lime Wi tmmm f HARVEY 9b DOBSON I . . Wholesome . . SWEETS Arc you a lover ol good wholesome sheets ? Then buy a box of Lownty's or Webbs' Chocolates and your craving will be aalitlied. A ntw shipment delicious bulk di volaiei |ust opened. IS nineties to chaatt irom. SES OUR WINDOW DISPLAY TA Endtrby Drug Store R, J. Hvlme.i. hml e-!ir!i In llie .try i. -lepartmenl o' Megaw's store, committed suicide in his rs ' I lime Sunday nighl by firing a bullet through Ills brains. Nol a greal deal la known locally abaul lhe hie Mr. I Holmes. He was somewhere about 35 years ol age and was a rati! Oratigetvlllo, Ontario, where his people ; are well to do farmers. A'an early age he entered the dry goods business I and some years ago came wesl, being employed ai Beaton's in Kamloops, He then moved lo Portage La Prilrle. and while there became engaged ts be married Early this spring. Holmes came io Vernon lo lake charge ol I Megaw's dry goods depiriment. The 1 tvldenct goes lo show that deceased i had been drinking lor several days be- i fer" hu death. Holmes, beloie taking : his llle, wrote two letters, ont to * young lady to whom he was engaged to Ik married and another tn an old Inend | who happened to be in Vernon. The , verdict ol the |ury given at the inquest eras thit th* deed wu done white the | deemed was In t 111 ol despsndency. j Hoiin** must have very ceoly ind d*- lely planned liking hu lite. He n ieavsrei lo ss arrange It lhat if t chance the pliiol bullet did not Is utstence tt one*, then wsuld escape. for he had gone down h« store and cul live or sli f*ct * oil • COIL This he plietd h:> ne:k in i slip knot, liter re- 'g hli esil. eollir ind tie. ind mounting i chair ht fastened the ■■ . I bedroom aide, leadug into tht We have in Stock Scales, Blocks, Cable, Chains, Whiffle Trees, Shafts, Wheels and all Buggy Fittings What is ihe use of trying elsewhere when we can supply your wants—and at prices which you -wilt (lnd to be right? Come wiih the crowd to McVEIGH'S BLACKSMITH SHOP, where you can gel what you want, saving time and money. j. h. McVeigh th. BLACKSMITH - - - ENDERBY. B C. We repair and sharpen lawn mowers, Bicycles and every kind of machinery. Come with the crowd. Pacing Record Broke*. Cleveland. Aug 6. At the Glenvtlle track The Broncho, the lillle daughter ol Storm Clllfe, end which Ml I - ly purchased by Maura, Rtchtn k DoWe. ol Winnipeg, Man., lot JIO.OOO won Ihe three heats of Ihe tree fir ill pace in 2 03. 2*iS 1-2. and 2 05 3 A. thereby ft- ll . three c • . a , ..*■ I second, the v rl I'l record lor facing mares . .••••;-,•• 1st the Isitcsl li,-i llMl ,; a ra.e Charley Deri. Tl drivr lock her away fast, and in each heal wu M lar ahead A lh* other lour starters lhat it ' ll. litn V.j-.. Until. Three hundred were drowned on Aug u' 'a by the .-inking of an Italian Winer The vessel, which WM • . I l'i- s Ayrta t> aid about 600 fa reel Birctl LOCAL NOTES. a . ,- . .--.«. '.' • ., drowned on Monday tn Comot lake, Post atititntry will creel* a bed Impression in tht mmdi ol your an* •.-■.-..•. ... .*. . , t * . e ... • lh* Pnooum kind. Guaranteed lo 1". I-.'* an, 1 . ■" ' A Chicago banking house his col- lipttd. aad president and other aRlatn hiv* absconded Th* ah; rug* in ac- 'a .-•■ • !, ' ' -ee I *.' " ttisgorie tn real *tUie»,-«.-ul a* On the alttmnen ol Sunday. Aug.ut 19, ther* will be l total «{!ips* ti Ihe tun. which ta visibl* thrughtut ihe who,* ol British Columbia ind Ihe stites toth* south otus, Only a small portion of lh* m»th*rn edg* ol th* tun li obscured It will be allied lite in the afternoon, We ire nilhtng. II we ar* nttup t» dill on lhe S It 0 thete iay%. Commencing with Monday list, the C ft ft will nn a Parlor Coach tn lht daily ' - "* land it" • etl rtd C • ■ e -.-..; ... - .: ■ It chirged to ride in ne tf ■ tuoui chairs l» M Okan agan Landing dlys when list*!';-* _ a i- , ir* sur* that th* car will be . Whs ha*. Ml eiserleneed • » .•*. I travelling a la "edition de . -. ■ i.«glhn r*( lo Ip • e :l Iht rivtr is *vid enl. B' h W, A ' "itr have had built, a-. I ltd »* under stand thtl two gas^tnt bunches are ind that there l Hard ont being - ■a • ■ ■ . • am turn • be able It give them ai! the sailing ■ J. I! Htwlh ■'!■-..- M. P. P., for Nana im i I I I I .: it in, aJ!re..cl t meeling In ili- Mas.inc Hall on Saturday nighl hai week. A good number ol supporters ol tne Socialist party were present, logelhei wnh a ttuenber of cititens holding lo olher parlies Mr. Haw. thsrnlhwalte gave a most lm i ling talk on Socialism, outlining thi pies underlying their parly, and showing lhat according to their Idea, besides the working, man the small storekeeper should join the movement and not be is now, lts bitterest opponent For. slid the speiker, It would afford them protection from those huge mall order stores, which were slowly, but surely eating away their trade. Turning lo lhe politics of the move- menl, Mr. Hiwthornthwalte eiphmed hli stand on som* oi ihe questions thit ante up it the but meeting ol the Legislature. He defended lhe Kalen Island deal, saying it wu i good cn*. He denounced thos* pipers which hid mid* such a "to-do" over tt, and said lhat those pipers which hid dragged a woman's name Into such a controversy lea! I-,-!! ' 7. lh • ,-. . : II;... . " ::.. ■ .' . .. " . i-: - .-.-.- hid kept thtm in p ver; anyway, why ihould they nun one piny out u put! ' The Liberals w»r* not In, sympathy with them and so th* present gsverntiMM suM ihem Mr, J. F. Jhnto.i wat chatrmin. which position ht tilled matt adsim »bli Mrs, MeMihu and lamdy u ' Faulkner Mined o-*< Tappen Siding Cana Ther* will be Chjnl Evensong at S,, Ce:tge-i Church on Sundiy neat it 730 pm, Sundiy School as mini, at 10 a m Mi W. P Cs.aih rtteirmd on Thun-ay Irom Kelswsi. whtrt ah* hidden camping Wear* pl**s*d loltarn that Mrs, G*3<h it greatly imprsved in health ThrCJumta The public tihscst will re open on ' '•' ' /-...'■ - . IiJm Deputy Mimstet » :■• ail- - . .** . . • - • Ottawa, passed thnu, '•' I - -t down the aocoim gtntleti m . Ibt E H Uy altemsofl. August Ulb. and all ts - u iial bu I a'iy :mi; rtanceci for dlscu It was decided ta appoint a health inspector, the Mayor to Inform Dr. Vernor with regard lo the mailer Several small accounts were also passed for payment The Clerk wai Instructed ts request the Constable to it once collect road tan SAD DEATH AT THE LANDING. The death occurred on Saturday last, at Okanagan Landing, ol Miss Lulu VanAiitwerp, daughter ol Mr. W. F. VanAiitwerp, engineer on tht S, k 0 Death resulted from erysip- tlas following on a bite from some insect. Readers ill ilcng the line eitend thtlr sympathy ts Mr. VinAnt werp in his ltd allliclton Mn, C F.Collins relumed on Thurs- dsy Irom I visit ta relatives It Michel Severe Hoods hive occurred in Tent, with heavy loss ol llle and proper!) A primer hat put SI: un City into the hands tf a Sht'ifi The city owes the newspaper man ab;ut SoOO. Great is Iht puwei A lh* press! Endetby has al list won a lacrosse game A turn ol Aiinstrong |umara visited lown on Saturday evening lasl week and played a game wnh th* Endetby juniors with th* result thit the home team won by a scare cl 5 lo 0 Two eases tf typhoid lever are re- ported in town It la now up la ill io bt caieiti and see lhat their i-ards and out haUMa an in a unltiry condition. Dr. Flgin. Provincial Health Olficer. said it tut night's meeting thit he had been takirgtittis the unitary condition tf this town and had I-.and thai ii wis ... ., . » - ..-.' ,- : hive s W« hop* all heutth, , • Dr Figan't advice. Rev, A J Day. who managed lo swindle many bemvohnt peopr* In Swish Celumbii out tf J20.000. hu been bfaiei la Persia, when he has - - il«»is. an I he it worth while ta Cut oil whs with la submit ttmftn • '. b* finiiiabte 10 the Shah or meet Pr«iemrSliutl.*nr**pi*»t-i but > ' • •-'•-"' l-itgreeabSe to to bt in Endtrby during the all Hot Weather GOODS Lime Juicr. Grapr Juice, Rasplieiry Vinegar, Iruits ill line Canned floods thai «tl! save you Iram standing over a hot slove Enderby Trading Company RESS, ENDERBY, B.C.. AUGUST 10. 1906 THE PROGRESS V . ■ . • ' If. SL'IS PRET'' Inl III marl i ii JFESSIONAL W. P. GOOCH Barrister, Solicitor, etc. BBUI I ENDERBY B.C. 1 LI ER BURNET MINI N ^ | Ri VINCIAL Itl ".' rd to lhe. LAND SUP - E - ,' ,'", , 1.81.1. Ul .,..''■ ENDI iu ;..' Miss B. Manton thine roi i wn in li iiii itl n be, ll in ive ,„. STENOGRAPHER nt i ls| Notes omi Commai.:;. '_. , . . |h rh*- llstricl lacks I amti 5 31 DO SOMETHING *mt.m For TWO WEEKS we are offering at Greatly Reduced Prices LADIES' summer Blouses —,UID— MEN'S summer Shirts Also few Lines of splendid Prints NOW IS YOUR CHANCE to Secure a Cheap Bargain n these Ccis fe LO.LNo.446 file go CZisAu..' [ W't alio l«|> in .tuck FRIiSII GROCERIES. t*mp,i»H tli. li i known br.ind» ul CiniJ*. Inm vvl.cn procurable. ■ I!■_■! I --TMI-ll III——II nMil ILMHUm Metcalfe <$b Wheeler \ 11 RFEW NEEDED Vv A. I-. & A. M. Wc have just added to our equipment 2-Seated Surrey 0: latest design. It Is an elegnnl and comfortable-riding rig. and just the thing In which to drive a (rlcd around the district 1 C O F No 1058 MATTHEWS * &VANS ENDERBY Bank of Montreal ■ i .. - ... . H i ii ■ - rof the ' the plains ■ - ■ I. 0. 0. F. I -'■ '■ c I .etc... NO. 5.1 " Knights of Pythias • - C E. Striatum). K.ofR.ItS quality and quantity of (mil used, . ■ ., ....-., n ■'.. | ■ the pre- .... . rhe • sre tinndulter 3 doubtful, 17: adulter- ,:cor_lng to act. 67; rail n disclosed, 30; ad- ilterated. 15; collected by ■. 8 ThH is by (ar one moat interesting bulletins ' en issued by the nt. 4 (or reflect aders Sunday m , v attention to the quite ant statement made yes- -, ■ by the general manager ihe Canadian Bank o: Commerce at M.sr.rcal. as reported in the telegraphic despatches. That this province *lth lis ll limltable resources Is virtually . rt. Ii gnlta is nly too true. and It is a happy clrcum- nen of the calibre ikening Through the Domln ■.nday great —a progress h are. r in the Capital, all paid ap, -1 i.i.v.iVi' tlr.t HO.OtlO.CCO Hoi... . i>i,on a.d I .'•• actount, ■*".'.'.11.• 11 HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL II Prtal fi I I e . . J C M, C. net. Sir Cto. A. Diuntmettd LCHC ' A Con't-.il tanking twlr.css lrans.ti.1ed | - . I ■«■' ■ ,'.: I ' |. | C ... mc .'«'Mn City. Savings Bank rr- i-^- KTi»J___*-lXcV. n'wami Wlthd.awali on demand whkext delay. Kati^tn'and County Ba* : l ' a ,-..,..' ' tht hasilitic cl V • . ' • - OKANACAN DISTRICT KELOWNA lb-Act. P,l)uVe<ilin.S'*t-A|l MOWAT <2b BRINDLE BELL BLOCK. ENDERBY. B. C, Real Estate, Insurance, Miui.tg and Ceneral Land Agents PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO US Sealers & Gramteware We have • ' nI (oi PRESERVING Come and see c.i- I •■ ■•( sealers, preserving kettle OUR HARDWARE Is the best on the markel ' king Utensils. Carpenters' Tools. Builders' Garden Tosls. Hose. etc.. Paints. Ci's and Varnishes, are always on hand GROCERIES Our Slock ol all Staple Commodities Is large and comprehensive Fresh country butler and eggs R. P. Bradley - Enderby hesitancy in lew ihai all .lhe various il - D minion will which ■nbia will make" • . urces shall ly computed e re si i Look pi here ! (or \_xil1 eap What do you Think of this? Lumb er ■ - ■ 1 1 we thai c . - ' ... 1 .-.,. . 1 ■ - ■ 11 . and expan :h *i!l surpass the tilons of lhe C 1 ni;,: -, Boards and Dimension Timber. '.ry.n $8 lo $10 per M Shiplap. - - - $12 per M Flooring. Celling. Siding. (rom Sl5 per M up **.- Any other Information will be furnished an inquiry at - I(lce .'.'»respe ::!uliy solicit a share ol your patronage, n 'nl have our carelul attention. ft, KAMLOOPS LUMBER CO LTD l.r. If.),, II c THE PROGRESS. ENDERBY. B.C.. AUGUST 10. 1906 Tide Turning? Sir J. S. Randies, Unionist, has been elected lo |-_rllament lor Ihe Cockermoulh Division ol Ctimbeiland England, succeeding the lale Sir Willrid Lawson, who died July 1. The successful candidate received 690 votes more Ihan Ihe Mon. F. Guest, his Liberal opponent. At the recent general election Sir Wilfrid Lawson. Liberal, delealed Sir J. S. Randies by 5t>3 voles. "World" rinds Mare*t Nut. Commissioner Peters reported on Friday regarding lha "World" charges and said Ihey were unfounded. The decision Is a long one, and reviews lhe evidence given al length and gives extended deductions ol the Commissioner therelrom. Mr. Peters said lhat two lenders were submitted, one by Percy ft. Brown, lor Mr. Pendray, ol $2,000. and anoiher ol $2,100 by Mra. Logta. stenographer at ihe Drlard Hotel, this being pul In by the tenderer, and Mr. Harrison, proprietor of that hotel, who brought the tender shortly before the time of closing. The evidence shewed thai Mrs. Jamis Anderson did rut know the amount ol Mr. Brown's tender, as slated, bui had been told by her husband that Mr. Murray would figure that It would be about $2,000 She had gcre to Mr, Brown's ollice, and, lo quote Ihe report: "She went th-ro lor the purpose of gelling Information upon lhat point and by the rather sharp ruse ol pretending to have in Imitation which ahe did not have she threw Mr. Brown off hia guard to such an extent that he actually gave her ihe required Information, and satisfied her thai the calculations ahe already had were correct, ao lhat 11 kmwledgeof lhe Pendray tender wu obtained at all il was so cblalned- not Irom Mr. Green but Irom Mr. Brown, I may uy thai Mr. Brown now practically admits thia to be the case In hu evidence." ■ink Fleet *r* rUglug The woods In the aectlon along lht Columbia k Western Railway between Cascade and the Bulldog tunnel are ablate in placet. The Itames reached Farron. where ihey destroyed Ihe elation, the roundhouse, the water lank and a large boarding house. Inflicting a loaa ot about $$.000, The employ*** ei the railway at Farron made * .it -tig fight against the flames, which, alter destroying the building*, plated on toward the Bulldog tunnel. They now extend alcng the road lor about twenty mllea. and the entire available C.P.R lorce Irom Castle to Robson it engaged in an endeavor to save the treaties, ol which there are several which are high and long on this portion ol the road. There hat been over * month ol dry, hot weaiher. and once a lire it started in the loietl it burns tuell out, at ther* is no Hopping of it. Btiih lire* are raging between New Westminster and Port Moody. No houses have been burned, but on* or two ar* in danger rl being consumed by the flames. Sellout Affray al CoMt* Golden, B. C , Aug Aug 6 A serious allray between Chines* and while men has occurred at Lake Louise, near Laggan. in »hlch a driver on a csn- strucllon outfit named Evans, was sencutly in|ured. The injuries were inflicted by the cock ol the C. P. R. hotel with a larje frying-pan. A telegram was sent for a doctor to Haul! at 7.3d p.m., and It was fifteen hours be- fere medical aid arrived Meatiwhll* F.vans was Heeding lo dealh. The chel and olher Chinamen have been arrested Kamloops cttliens voted on a sewerage by-law last vet*, which was carried by a majority ot 93. The Imperial Parliament has adjourned til October 26th. L. W. Pallen. municipal clerk at Armstrong, had a narrow tlcap* I It Saturday last we»k Item serious injury by the premature esplcsionol slumping powder. B. C. Fruit Admired. That British Columbia Iruli Is attracting the usual amount ol attention al llie big Winnipeg and other lairs on Ihe prairie Is evident Irom the loll, wing write-up which appears tn a recent issue ol Ihe Winnipeg Free Press. "The British Columbia Iruil exhibit is alvavs an attractive spot to visitors at the fair, and all day crowds gather about II to gate wllh longing eyes at Ihe luscious frull, especially templing during Ihe hoi weaiher. Mr. Palmer, who has charge ol the exhibit, has arranged a particularly line display In the usual corner ol the British Colum-' bla building. Two hundred handsome glass jars contain a splendid collection of preserved fruits. Including twelve varieties of plums, eight varieties ol pears, grapes, peaches, quinces, cherries, crab apples, Logan berries, apricots and nectarines, all ol which are Immense In site and most tempting to look upon. Cheaper Spirits soon lo be Sold. Ottawa. Aug. A. Ihe Minister ol Inland Revenue announces a reduction ■ ■ p r «nt, in ihe price ol methylated spirits, which is manufactured under Gcvtmnient supervision. Hit olflcers are experimenting ,0 discover * means by which II can be further cheapened so as to meet lh* demand for industrial purposes ai a low price. In the United States It can be made lor lass than twenty-live cents per gal- Im, Cheap alcohol la demanded lor fuel purposes to replac* gasolene and coal oil lor aulos. lamp*, etc., but the Minister says It cannot b* (polled to I these purpose: unless the Department lean procure spirlu Irom dlslillera at a much cheaper rale than today. Methylated spirits s-.IJ by the Government contains * portion ol wood alcohol to prevent lu ua* as a beverage. Germain Mluse u> Pay Losses. The Trans Atlantic Fin Insurance Company ol Hamburg. Germany, has refused lo pay San Fran:tsco insutattc* claimt apprixlinaiiig$1000000, Th* I following statement was given eut lut night by the local olllcials ol th* cam* pany: "Th* Trans-Atlantic Fir* Insurance Company denies liability upon th* ground thit th* lasses were from an overwhelming catastrophe due lo a visitation ol Providence, lor indemnity against the consequences ol which the policy never was intended lo provide and die* not provide." Diamond. In Ontario A diamond lound In Watt Ntpiising. Ontario, it tn lh* possession ot A. 0. Aubtn. MP P.. ol Sturgeon Falls. It believed to be the largest in the world. The country where thu imtnent* gem was lound has been declared by experts to be dlamendlfereus and II thttdii- cevery u suihenti-aly reported the big llelds ol South Africa will p*l* into insignificance, when compared with New Ontario. T* ke liienci Successor A dispatch lo the Toronto World Irom Montreal tavs: "An influential Liberal member oi the House ol Comment, who returned Irom Ottawa, says lhal there can be no passible doubt ol Hon. Mr Ayltsvotth'* accession, sooner or later, to the leadership Thlt is lhe way Ihe M. P. puu It! "The news today u that Aylesworth tt lull to the running, and lhal Fielding It out ol the race Sir Wilfrid Laurler has not forgotten thai billy McLean cam* within an ace cl stampeding Ihe Finance Mlnlaler tn last session's cabinet and he at once de:ided to get Ark-worth inlo try lor Ihe one reason of preventing the man Item Nova Scotia becoming leader and Prime Minister Mutiny in Russia. Iwtul • •. ol mutiny are teaching lhe OUtslfk WOrM Ith- scenes enacted at Kronatad ilf. • men are not on strike al St. Peters tr.rg Hundreds have ii.i:; Wat .* Hid 'icr petals, Reliable atilh riliee? OonsWer lhat Russia Is at hat •Meting upor. Ihe civil war. which has been threatening for so brig a time. II ll laid rev cllicials lhal wealthy Jews are financing the Socialist. llllllll'llal* Ntl lellltH Powerful •i id (or Famous Magnet Furnace roe Wood. 11 Hie., a Style*. Largo load door Inr rcellc|ll Ve'CeO.1, H.eeivy t'oi niti.itt'el fin ■ ^^^^^^^^^^^ Imi, with ilme|i iie.li ).'. i a.li.et ii.,: ■ utfae-ce, iMe.il y tluiitiixl. .•a-i-e-rel to tie,- Efllolont nml ilurulilo. boater, a Magnet Ixxtklot - it's froo. l„M„s. TOIIOSTO. «INSIITII. MONTH,'. M.. vvsiitrmii. it. joiin. s. n. ihsiii.tos. M. J. HENRY'S NURSERIES CretnhoiiMt and Tied I'ouiti VANCOUVER B. C. BEE SUPPLIES Bedding Out Plants NOV,' READY Celery. Cabbage. Csulillou'er. Extra nice I it cl Ituit lr**l nilnu cn (ct (all delivery. No lots, delay cf fumigating, inspection, nor customs to pay on Horn* Crown Stock We have lhe gcods. Get yeur tenders III early lo secure prompt delivery. French, Holland and Japan bulbs wi I be ready lor September shipments Catalogues Iree. M J, HENRY. 1010 Weitmlnttir *o.ed Vancouver I.C. no vaaur j Moffets' Best HONEST FLOUR We do not use any bleaching process to make our Flour white. When orde.ing INSIST cn getting our flour. TR Columbia Flouring Mills Co*, Ltd., Enderby ,__J MAM* DlaJIQN* ____________________ CotvNiaMTi At. ««U.II *_K*>M*il| . ■■( t'V nl- il flM ■I'l'er •- llUf.lle.ll >* 1*1 Mill 1 V£i'_C_lJ - ■<♦<. 1". I'* §*>*ll Um 0 •.*»"• Mt^Sttli'tf eJeAlfMllfe), *"•!•• <• til'' Mil' Wil Hntiu i ' .■ it<*> *• ttrtttatl n-dirt, m * .1 rW«*>, Ititt, Scientific American. * tittM****!, HlMIWM) VMI't l«fte_rt «i - e »|l-t| M •"••' •Mlfla" } drtftl l-'«-t It « t**r f..at tt.. ■ tl,,. |L toll tf tit »•••"«••• S)noptU of CantdUn Momi *i.*-_d ft* station. ANY* ». «>l ka *«, :•-< 1 Ml' a m*y ' ... ' - " ct a ianail__^^B_^^H-____--i Now, From Near 9b Far The St. George Pulp k Paper Company's sawmill, and lumber estimated al a million feet, were destroyed by lire ol unesplained origin. No accural* estlmsi* ol Ihe lis it lo hand, tut 11 Is thought likely lo approach Sih.OU). with no Insurance, Premier McBride and parly reached Alltn on Wednesday, and on Thursday night held a public meeling at Discovery. Mr. Jules Eggen In th* chair. The premier had a line leceplien. as alio had Dr, Ytuttg. the lecal member. The parly h»f spent the last two day* visiting the creeks, and en route uw Conrad and Wlmon. where there is considerable mining activity. The Kcoteiuy Fruit Grov a lociaticn passed by a large n - resolution recommending lhe I ol the SSOO head lax on Chli - laratagricullitta are concerned. The shcriage Iiiiii -•'■ \r' '-"I.' I .*." ' , ' ■ ■• crop was giv«n as a teascn for ihe abolition, Fireman Cetdhue olth*P*n Mai quelle train aid F.reman llrtnphtll. of Ih* C. P. ft. tiain. were killed in a head-on eiliuicn in Ihe city limits of St, Thomas cn Saturday morning. Th* engineers saved themselves by lumping. A baggageman was badly hull Judge Sedgewkk Dead. Judge Sedgewick di>d s*. '. Saturday • , ■,•. £ • Jge a t. waa Deputy Minister of Ju I live years, and on February 18, 1903. • ceidjje e" ih- : Courl. Among Ihe cas-s he . - certted in during his let Wtl 'hai belween lhe I Co* eminent and Ihe . • - e ol British p of pn clous metah In ih* tailway ir-ii' which he arRii'-rl before ih» I'nvy C un'-i1 He had inurh le A, with the drafting -.! Farm for Sale. tit it ia*dlaraa!e.tlliiaM sis miles ilcng 1*4 Salmon Aim lead. Icily five anes ts eice'dent bettam land, " * |ee.djt'ti3tt et itnmei.ae ■ 'a V E fte-: .lew hev-tse. I.Ve . '• r :-"> an e ■ .'.'■ PAINTER A J LAPWORTH undertakes SIGNWRITING PAPERHANGING DECORATING Etc. Estimates Furnuhid Etsiry tnui tit m«it r8-^vt*»»iy »» ,l»* Ifecni tfttid etlic*. let iht duttict tti «hich tht latid tt tAumtn -'-.'' ■ . 1 - r ■ . . ; ch yeai ter a | ' ■ . ' . ,. .. a • • ■ - ■,".. - . .. .-. t tttt land ... :. r IK tntditec Address care I ' • ." Office r Bis 160. Ar-Ti'lrcrig A strew; constitution mesns a healthy mind and good *-ork—and good work means advancement. To have a strong constitution one must have lhe best meats, and (hat's xbt\ you will llnd at the brick block Mtnyt Iresh, |ulcy and '.ender Geo. R. Sharpe $5 REWARD e'e li ihettltiet 1-aalceirermslaeieltes.d- • ■ ', him In "e- . • '. ' - • "(lilf ce Itnca may t* satslted by lender-'- : ani, ...,.,,. r 'ethaCunmls: i»t ' 1 - . Ut.!»al Ottawa ' . ' * paiam. ■ . a»- »t llOrer acre fur soft real and S*3 lee amieraeue. -, . lea cat> tc ' ee. . .... . , ■ , De|eyly el ||. '■' — ■ tk.t,.—u..«-!! i ihu eSdvettiHttieici will For Sale Farming Land in lots to suit pur- . ng ard e. Atjly li* J W. M iCAlXUh*. Saltr-n Arm. Hal cyon ill Fprlnps S-initarium ' I • uTtder the managemtpt ol The MtdtralWtU art *t ,t . . . .*. ;<•'•_!, . »■ ■'. MwKlf u s^tfiiieh ' ■<" 'a : tt «»t . - ••*• pftH fm liitihtr ■ ; . ■ Halcyon Hot Springs Arrow Lake. B. C. Ihe Be! ll • ■ City Barber Sliop IS Tl IF. PI ACE FOR A NICK Cl.i-AN SMOOTH SHAVE II !1 Hei.fr ckscn. Pell Blck Notice. •:kN. .' .' • ■ • : il none. ■il ft,,;,,, c | 1 0*1 ' ..„ ||| -. . ' • " ■ THE PROGRESS. ENDERBY, B.C.. AUGUST 10, 1906 TOOLS TOOLS FOR I All Ir i Tli ■-' I n I for lhe I ilry, Kll hen r P u::ry Yard. j.. W itingand R ling V - i -■ r| lUR ■'■' -- ■' ...TiD li proposed to li Id a regatta at kanagan 1 ending .mi irtly, 1- ev. J. Calverl, ol Salmon Ann, via :c visitor lo Kndetliy on Monday :ind Tuesday, the pie:,l ol Mr. and Mrs. F. Pyman. Mi ind Ml Ru ell relumed on Frldaj li nn i visit ij re allves at Whim k, B. C, Mr. and Mis.*. -.,.-• h rtly for New 2*aland A. FULTON'S t Are you intending io sell ihis Year 7 IF SO- List n an IF ■ itl: Willi - ii. 1\U..I. II W!_i!i^^2§^ TH. Kir:C EDWARD HDTKLJ OMS Itl t. rft MUftPHY • f.opel-*^ca - Willi'*. i\ .Spirits ' all ihe well •4 '....■ . ■ ut to be an *. ■ ■ . ■ : ! - ' ' In whl - leg ai id ii i an iinaginai.'. . - . Lovarv. "Claim" h lal auili tines and has been refused lhe privileges ol the malls. Like* i I ha ll Iiettej to ihe nol pry "Eye •opener." Tli* PR03REM waa shc'i'ti a iwig ..... 'e le n plum*. Th' I grown (rult l rhey ca •> place, abut! iwo miles Itom : - Uld •y and climate I : ell branch wa» but an example ,1 the whole tree, The bell lor which the Ladles of j S, George's Guild have b-.i v.amng. - ii llle way. A • I the ... ' ■■ ll'-r . itry ■ > ed at S, . hmch, On Sunday nttinMg bat a total: curted. lh* dut • vhtcl "ir«« and ahall, bt* it ,. ■ ■ a ••■-.:» • a '- e ' e lacl lhat ihe t.e ,:! r ■ . sli .d' **, *tid, • • II Vaitcou- ' c c ' ,,- i by Ihe aocirii ut re lh", tTOWN 9b DISTRICT .NOTES. i __— **m *m — , a ftne ■ - , - ,- rawater ■ ; . a - ime creel • e - ■ • ■ .- " . • • ..-■■■, a - * - I - , - ... ■ - ■ ■ - . - I . ' lhe time lhe Union Restaurant CLIFF STR T, ND RBY WEEKI Y TICKETS, $5.00. BY THE MONTH, J20. BAKERY In connectm with lhe ft-islaurcint a (Inl class lieikci - lablished Irom whli li -*an always be obiaine-i Ihe choice the oven. Alwav*. Iresh. A nice line -jl vuttlectlonery Is carried in si ck Fresh B frull In season Don'l lake btend when busy, TRY OURS Everything Strictly First class e, I J. McQUEEN. Proprietor, Enderby. \7aTZ-mX*XKiaTm&-3tT2aR: tRmzmx*&Ki r Good Location--Plenty of Water- Prices Right Why Not Boom 1Kb Town by Investing In a lew lots. We have clover hay 5ft 81ns long on exhibition—grown near the city. Cttll and sec us. Our office Is your home Kirby, E!som& Kirby 83tf Harness-maker and Repairer. Trunks. Van*... Etc. J. W. EVANS, ENDERBY STOCK OF NOW ON HAND Th* bttl day in ihe Valley, Weii burnt bricks at leaaeraM* price*, -',;■ ' .■■ . , .-: * : r-. I'*'* ;'nc.t:•>• Crick 9b Tile Co. Enderby. B C - , Stat hid a hand - rw *•• - - . Ik taken listtt Brash's cteek where the sutpty available is taid h he Miy am- -trnrtectum. Wecn-tat • thet* oil th* ». : Rl snd with litem titty' *.'.*.' • led * ayawiti, th* trahM of; - - - In a recent letter la tlw CcIomm. a ,-■■'.,.- .-:--. ! a ;■ ••;*!• »' modem* price*, .i being nearly all in • • a • . . to mH as a tul*. thiut ft',? different • •■ - ■-.■ i • - * land il mteitly Hi lhe . - htiditue - lost turpi iiifg . )t, e .., • - • . Ipttl lh* ttim is able al ■ , . ....,„.., .■■•,.•: I ItlMtkl r thai a Mm .- • . c * <■ 1 . K.- .-■ t- • - . man * ». • ••:•< • t ' -. a '.A a*, hi MW a : ■ a n YoU . - llanfl lot * »eek k- ' !-u *tth a land ,-. ■ thi in Mrnei with at till Notice. STUMPING POWDKR Ue SpatiwselM* Parmer.- Itatt i<eahatrfi**l«M •1 lum J B. Bird. ■ ».. .::,: c . • . File has destroyed several buildings -a* the International Eapositn on now being held in Mian. Italy. Mr*. R, Bailey vwt-i tritndi ia Vtmrn iht middlt of thc week. Hatfield, lhe nininakfr erh» was emckyed by Hit YUkon Csuttcit. (ailed l?- (undue* iht goads, anj a&uv- J J »*«! tt and ft Frankhn left sit Whet* Pnocatta da you read ? It 'ar*. whet* they will find, not your wm. why not? JI 50* year. eitflsymem in the RtthMay I Co,'* mill al thai (iiii ■- j.. ..... . Anies cream tmbtt Mr. Mom* aayt lhat constnicilcn « e MihtO, T P. at Eds-onion it -4 delayed «n atiwe tf lhe dilfi- "•, ,. .-,.-■- I, **n A lamer east el Kimc iimenced cutting UN *h«at. Ouili on! Cuttiig ci grain hu beta gtntnl all ihtutseb ih* duitld during lh* pasl •eek. Th* grain has tilled and ripened wtll and yeeildtdquilt i* loth* aittagt ve eaptcted, Homt grown applt* mad* their fir.M a^ieannc* in the sistts tail week. " ■ '' ' -• :'■■>;•■■ i ■ . - - ■ <jruattetti and ptannlorle Mitcliont, J. Whit* met with a natty accident ly audwd right leg. He wu encaged and ww« gtetwn within tht diy limits m workup on a ha . Ihti o WilliainiWlonTuesdiymsiiiing "i flown and whtte «« » aireeying irtp ta ShuiwapLake *'Mo undertake wotk lor the Kamloopi Itai and leg c««fit hr ll Though he _utnbtf Company. n thttnlay ol last week 68.000 ten. ani with a ih il rest w.ll |jfl ^ ^^ ^ M (| )h( Kl)ltept • sD tight again Xjumt ^ mjl| <„, „, joo (^ t^^ ft Blackbutn. wh: ts twining th* is. pethata.*. the beat Cut. and highest ee *' *' ■ mtagt per log eter madeby this mill ranch, en ihe Rectte. was " ■ p wtrt taken just as they came tf t runaway *>' • lyatM < • . hiulselecilofl ' IB :,-.- tsrtnted I, Jehnson* .. tetrg dlieen by anther .r|ijg» cn Russell street and as aoon * unman „ „ h,, p«.n ,mini tni ^^a a • ' ' . - .. ,, his tetidenct Ihere. ■- msnner j McDonald was up Itom Armsirong ' ' ' ■•'•' last week mi Mr. McDonald, who 'cf ihe Armsirong Light ft • ' . lit*, an wotk will b* Tteughm. i. • .- bnki Mi , maps-*i, Bla«*biir,e sustaiiaed a badly wren .bed D,, a,, thl( ,,wft wj„ and bruised ankle, fiom which it w.il get «l«etlt I light lar tht fast tie lillle time b tec3ier japfw^chingdatkeeeniiigs. t
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Title | The Enderby Progress and Northern Okanagan Herald |
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Fraser, W. Fraser, H. |
Publisher | Enderby : [publisher not identified] |
Date Issued | 1906-08-10 |
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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 |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
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DOI | 10.14288/1.0353293 |
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