. A The Enderby Progress and NORTHERN OKANAGAN HERALD With Which Is Incorporated THE EDENOGRAPH fr "---^ MM 4-loo? , iw, Volume 3. Number 41. ENDERBY. B.C.. MARCH I. 1907. Price. $1.50 a Year Juft come in Peri-Lu_lre»for Flannel Embroidery and all kinds of Needlework Also, some nice neck rouching, put up In boxes ol assorted colors. Our Ladies' Shower-Proof Cools are the most stylish In Ihe Valley, and the price cannot possibly be beaten. OUR SPRING STOCK IS ARRIVING DAILY, and there Is sure to be something to interest you: so come and look around. No trouble to show goods. HARVEY 9b DOBSON GENERAL '**___$_*; MERCHANTS IINI TtllORtO Ot.MINT. rOR MM Orange Grand Lodge. CALL PUBLIC MEETING. Presbytery Meeting. fr- d- w HEN IN ENDERBY ..STOP AT. TKe KING EDWARD HOTEL THE LEADING HOSTELRY OF THE OKANAGAN VALLEY Visiters to lh. northern part ol lhe Okanagan Valley, whether land hunting, or for pleasure uid aport. can do no belter than make Ihu home their headquarter. Table and curaine un excelled Bar replete with lineal wtnti. aplrtu, liqueur., elgart LARGE LIGHT SAMPLE ROOMS uLLommmv rt^^ntftAtn Wiat__ A. C.;r;i. »nd oiher drink. We hive a lues (X opirilS Utgt auenmtnt of ail Ihe well known branda to chooae Irom. ) ' —. an<l Duy your Harness before lOme «W« Raise. J. W. EVANS, R«p-iYifi.f ■ Specialty ENDERBY Mr. W. J. Fonlon, returned on Friday from attending the annual conven- jlion ol the Provincial Grand Orange Lodge which mel lasl week In New Westminster, where ht rtpreatntid Enderby Lodge. No. .46 At Ihe convention t laige number ol delegates and visitors, some 125, gathering Irom all over Ihe Province to hear the report of progress which Ihe oliicersol Ihe Grand Lodge had to make, and to take part in Ihe proceedings. The (Iiianclil Handing ol the Order Is most satisfactory The treasurer's report showed a balance on hand cn Feb, IS. ol SI..95..S. The total receipts were $2,46817. and the total disbursements $992,92, During the past year three new lodges had been organiied. and are resuscitated: while applications were on the way lor three more: Penticion. Kaslo. and Trail The amount ol property in tho hands ol Ihe various lodges had alao Increased greally. The value ol real etiata owned amounted to $59,280; value of personal property, $IO.'i62: insurance, $e.832 The next annual gathering will be held ai Armsirong. member, ol that lodge being on hand lo offer a cordial invitation Th. moat worshipful Grind j Black Chapter will meet in Vancouver, tn May, Officer, were elected <a (otlowa: ft W. J. Muter. Sir Kt. D.C. McLaren.; K....; fc R. W. D. Master. Sir Kl. Edwin Bush, Mission Clly; R W. A. D. Master. Sir Kl. W. S. Jago. Van- couver: R, W G, Chtplin, Sir Kt. Jason II. fttni, Victoria. R. W.G, Rtgittrar, Sir Kt, J. J. Tula,Van.:ouver. ft.W. G. Treasurer, Sir Kt. ft. F.w<etl. Vancouver: R.W.G. Lecturer, Sir Kt. W. E, Dimlop. New Westminster. R. W. G, D. Lecturer, W. H. Duntnore. Vancouver: R. *M. G. First-Censor. Sir Kl. John Walsh. Victoria. R. W. G. Second Censor. Sir Kl J J. Doherty. Cumberland: R. W. Flral Sundatd Bearer. Sir Kl. D. Gibbard. Mission City: R. W. Second Standard Bearer. Sir KL E B Langdale. Vancouver. R. W. G. Tyler. Sir Kt, A Anrtilrong. Cumberland : R. W. D. G. Registrar, Sir Kt. C. Elliott. Vancouver. The officers were appointed ts follow. ■-•-' B. D. C McLaren ol Kam- Itofaa, grand tnaater: W.B., H.G. Taylor ol Vancouver, deputy grand maaler. '.'.' j B. Capt. G. McSpadden. junior grand I tnaater: W. B.. Rev. de B. Owen. -:'.'.' j grand chaplain. C. Garden, and Ju. F. Dale, of En- derby lodge, were tlio present al tht convention. Little Girl, Run Over AND TELL YOUR MOTHER that the Enderby Drug & Stationery Co carry the biggest, best and cheapest stock ol combs, brushes, toilet soaps and toilet supplies, stationery, candles and (ancy goods In the Okanagan Valley. Sec our stock before going elsewhere. TSk Eikderby Drug fc Stationery Co., Ltd. Clill Street • P.O. Box 77 JAMES MOWAT •-> HU SLOCK, UIMMY. ■. C. CONVEYANCING Fruit Trees to Plant. One cf Ihe meat useful bulletins that • hu come lo thia office u No. 20. "Vaiielies ol Fiuit Recommended" Is. aued by ihe Provincial Department of Agriculture. It Is most interesting to frull grower., containing u It dees an up-to-date Iv t of Ihi varltlles which hive been proved to be cotnmetjitlly successful, and which ire recommended to Irult grower* by the Department The lut for the upper country Is as follows APPLES Lale Summer Yellow Transparent. Red Astrachan. j Early Fall Duchau ol Oldenburg. Gravtnattin. Later - Wealthy. Mcintosh Red, Cos's Orange Pippin. King of Tomp. kin.' County. Latest Jonathan. Wagner, Spilt enberg, Red Cheek Pippin. Norlhtrn Spy, Rome Beauty. York Imperial, Yellow Newtown Pippin. CRABS Hyslop. Transcendent. PEARS Fall Bartl.ll, Finnish Beiuly Later Louise Bonne de Jetsi*y. Beurre Clangeau. Beurre D'Anjcu. Al Wednesday's session of Ihe clly council. It was decided to call. public meeting lor Saturday evening (tomorrow i, March 2, for the purpose oi discussing the many Important Issues thai are belore Ihe council and Ihe people at this moment. The questions for discussion are: Ihe building ol a city hall, the unitary condition ol lhe lown. the enlarging ol Ihe public achool, Ihe purchase ol the recrullsn ground, the proposal to remove Ihe China houses from Iheir present location to a less conspicuous one, and the proposition ol lhe Rogers Lumber Co. to furnish electric light lor the lown. So many Important Isauea being belore litem, li was deemed ihe besl course lo obtain ihe public opinion on the questions, before proceeding my further. Al the same meeting ihe bylaw for regulating Iho liquor traffic was read a second lime, and passed: while the bylaw (or regulating the width of streets wu read a third time, and finally passed, The latter bylaw provides that no streets hereafter laid oul shall be lets than 60 leet In width, while no block ahall be without an alley at the back ol not leas than IS feet. No blind alleys will be permitted. The non payment ol the dog license by owners ol dogs In the clly, brought on a long discussion re the general enforcement of bylaws. At present, only eight dog licenses had been taken oul. ll waa finally decided lo Instruct the Constable to summons all persons fail- log to pay the dog us and trade license, on or belore Tuesday neat, March Sih. The Mayor appointed a committee consisting ol Aldermen Wcriltingion. Kenny, and His Worship, to tnee*. Friday evening to consider further urn. ol the problems now belore lhe cily. I a u to have Ihem in shape to preae.il at Saturday's public meeting tl was abo decided to ask Dr. Verner, and Police Constable Gardom lo attend. Two letters were read Irom lha Columbia Flour Mills Co. (11, complaining ot the annoyance caused them by the stray cattle getting into their yard: and 121. asking that a sidewalk be constructed immediately, coiinectlttglhelr premises wnh Ihe clly sidewalk.. The enforcement ol ihe pound by law being lelt with private individuals. Ihe clerk was Instructed lo write the company to that eflect. On motion of Aid. Johnson It was decided thai nine hours constitute, day's work on city work, the rale of wage; being 17 1-2 cents an hour. The council all lurnel al live minutes alter midnight PLUMS Early Peach Plum Mid Season Bndthaw, Monarch, Prince Eagelbert, Imperial Gage Lale Pond's Seedling, Yellow Egg PRUNES Italian GRAPES Campbell's Early. Moore's Diamond CHERRIES Black Tartarian I- ai Anne, Blng. English Morello. Early Richmond. Belle Magnifique. Olivet. May Dukt. PEACHES l,i. Triumph. Yellow Si. John Lale Early Crawford. Elberta The bulletin also warns buyer-. l)plml dealing with Ihe Irees pedlar, saying lhat the "chancs are lhal he la more Ignorant of the wares he Is attempting to sell Ihan Ihe prospective purchaser' At Ihe name time Ihe bnl!»tin urge-, lhal provincial stock ia preferable. Being acclimatised, no time is l%l in a4ap tatlott to Ihe new condition Anoiher point in Iavor ol locally grown slock la this that, nol having (ar lo be shipped, no loss ; experienced Irom post or drying out. and as a consequence very lew Irees dlt. The hall yearly meeling ol the Kamloops Presbytery ol Ihe Presbyttrlan Synod ol British Columbia, was held In St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, on Wednesday and Thursday ol this week The ministers In attendance were Revs. A. W. ft, Herdman ol Kelowna. J. G. Duncan ol Salmon Arm, R. G. Vanse ol Lumby, Mr. Miller ol Shuswap, Mr. Allen ol Nicola, Mr Thompson ol Ashcroll, Mr. Robertson ol Revelstoke. Mr. Miller ol Field, Mr. McCall ol Arrowhead. Mr. White of Peachland. Mr. McDonnell of Vernon. D Campbell ol Armstrong. Dr. Herdman ol Calgary. Mr. McKentle ol Albert Canyon, and Mr. Wylie of Kamloops. Many Instructive and inlerullng pipers were red .1 the several meetings, while the reports of the various bran- chea ol church llle and work were all cl an encouraging nature. Rev. J. G. Duncan, Salmon Arm. waa elected Moderator, lor the half year, lhe retiring moderator being Rev, Mr. Miller ol Shuswap A supper was tendered the visiting clergymen, on Wednesday evening, by the Ladies' Aid, and was held In lhe baseemenl ol Ihe church. Armstrong Is now lighted by electricity, this week having marked the completion ol Ihe system which was being Installed there. The Rotterdam mall steamer Berlin, (rom England, with I SI pasaengeraand crew, wu wrecked oil the Hook of Holland, at the entrance ol the river Matt, leading to Rotterdam, on the morning ol Feb II. Out of 143 who were on board, only IS were saved. Thirty children and their principal were burned lo death fn Montreal on Tuesday aliemoon. In a lire which oc curred In. prolestanl school ol the clly. Five passengers were killed on Ihe Grand Trunk Railway near Guelph. on Tuesday, and lorty injured. The train became derailed and fell over an em banktnent Hon. Jaber Snowball. Governor ol New Brunswick, died in Frederlcklon on Sunday evening lut. while on hla way to church. The result of Ihe flrat elections held in the Transvaal la Ihe return of a Dutch majority, and former Boer gen- eral Botha is now premier ol the col ony. The ministry will comprise Gen Botha. Premie* and Minister ol Native Affairs. Advocate Smuths, Colonial Secretary, II Cullman, Minister of Lands tnd Public Works. H. C. Hull. Treasunr. Advocate Divilllers, Minis, ler of Justice. J Blsslk. Minister ol Mine. A peich tree ctn bt tttn ltden wllh frull buds in Ihe gf'en of Ira Jones It is understood that one of Ihe larger rinches situated nut the city li mil .i will be cul up In stntll holdings, tnd pliced upon Ihe markel A number of brethren ol Knderby Lodge. A. F fc A M . joutneyid lo Armstrong on Tuesday evening lo attend Ihe monthly meeting ol Ihe Brethren there The occasion was lhe vl.lt (nm Ihe D D Grind Mister ll Is reported thtl excellent Indications of the existence of a large deposit of coal have betn discovered ibout i mile end i half south A town The I land has been examined by an expei lenced prospeclor. and h • considered {lhat Ihe indications were as good as any In the province ll Is Ihe in tendon we understtnd lo thoroughly explore Ihe ground when lha snow has Idisappeated THE ENDERBY PROGRESS _ NORTHERN OKANAGAN HERALD. THE PROGRESS *A Si H. FRASER. ■ JE SVJIS PRET." crease In business, .vhich any increase In population would mean. And the property owners also would appreciate a rise in III ■ 'aicidl. . ■ ii a ae'.a". - llr put Ihli value creating I .1 :s. To there musl be; : A community an enthusiasm ' '. ; ia. I' hing comes to bu r the and (or 1 ■ m| ishthls, rganlzed effort. of spirit creates hich is very apt is some dlrec- ring lhat every lum who waits,, W. P. GOOCH Barrister. Solicitor, etc. ENCf E C PETER BURNET •INIONoiPROVIN. •'.. LAND SURVEYOR B C Dr. C.W. Cross VETERINARY SURGEON ANL DENTIST ENDERBY - B C wed prompt L.O.I ..No.446 ■**• f*y"* A. F. & A. M. I. 0.0. F may have been true In the old time, but under ihe spirit of the present age, i' a person wants a thing, he must get after It. We believe there Is go-ahead spirit enough In this town to carry such an association through to g ,od resulis; and we believe also that alter It xtrt starteu thc good etlects would be ftli : ' While 1: is n 1 vise to boom; -.he ', wn. yet %t should get! better acquainted with one an olher and one another's wants' and wishes, and the wants ol Ihe town and district in general, and be ready to embrace oppor-i tunity, 11 any should come An association of this kind. It seems to us. would be pleasant, snd profitable, even If not much In the way ol « boom came Irom ll Will not some oi our b 1 men make a move In '.he matter? 1 sli known real estate man I eg sal.1: "The ; valley shi. and adopt methods to keep their; claims before the public." Church Services S Geopue's Church Holy Communion: ist. and 4th Sir!., in ihe month, 11 a.m.; 3rd. ii I ih Sundays In '.he month, 8 a.m., alto an Saints' Days al 8 a.m. Ve'-'..'. K'.e-ry Sunday, i-xntepi llie 2nd in ilia month, 11 a.in ! - i and 5ih Sundays In lhe - nu.. , I a in. E ni ■• • Every Sunday, 7 30p.m. Frld ■-■ at 7.30 p.m. I School: Every Sunday, 10 a in. Hou S*itism; by arrangement. Mission of S. John the Evangelist, Salmon Arm, SiRVlcas: 2nd. Sunday In the Methodist Church Divine services every Sunday ai 7.30 p.m. Sunday School and Biblo Class at 2.30 p.m. Priver meeling, Tuesday, at 8 p.m. A N MiikHK. Pastor. St. Andrew's Church Services at II a.m. Sunday school • 45 Rev. D. Campbell, Pastor. LICENCE TO AN EXTRAPRO- VINCIAL COMPANY. "Con «7." For Th« Charader of this Tea has Fifteen 'Loomed up' Conspicuously Years Above a Hundred Rivals TEA BLACK MIXED CREEN Lend Paolo Otlp Moffet's Best Is often the Only Difference between Satisfaction and Disappointment In a day's baking. It's the only Flour you can afford to use. It's ihe mosi nutritious, delicious and economical Flour milled today. MADE IN BRITISH COLUMBIA Irom selected western hard wheat, and contains much gluten. TSa Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd., Enderby «'.- ■ -■ t ■>■'.» N>' IIItr ... The Week concludes a laud- .' the Hon. Ichard. Mc Bride Premier o*. C. predicting that he will be rentier cf C.inada in Isss than n years, and possibly will - . iv v ■ l> • ...- . No, 372. THIS : i to eertlly that Dm '. :• pany. Untiled." . ■- - l-c ■ !. and to any out at effect all it . ■ ,*my ia situstt at ,: in the Bank of Montreal Capital, ill mM up, SM.tOfl.OOO Kelt. tlO.000.000 Silence Peo.it. end Lou account. SVi.'.tlli 11 ill ,V> Oirtil. MONTMAL H wthotrutui Meuni Royal G. C M C. D-.Bernard t C. M C t E S Cltidlon •he A Ceneral Banking Utineta tiauactal . . - II la tht Utaittd Staiaa Satan wl Citili. iew|ejin,( Ailtt ted Di»t.n Cny. Savines Bank *""""- » •- mm ▼ linear »*_•■■_ tt, mm % amti tl m/m, ntm --■.-■ r.n.r..^,. ta^'fjaafa Wkhlrewllt ee ttmrni •hUal dally. Kit -hits ar-l Caeatuy Sail . . ... -an Mettc-.ee mi itsttt*. D.ttfict i.-«*ut.'t reetiaed - . -eat (,«n la At kiailut tr M»«i,iat, tad Notes and Comments V. *ar promises to be he history ol this ni It is admitted on every -.and that a period oi greal de- - , - ■ ill mark the year •" ■ ' ;' -• a determined . ■ " ■ Date re. aii • then! ay. as i - ith. that not think tl ■■ such a • . All ',: ll ' i pu* pose ikei ry sun ■• them it lithe a" OUt' ; • , ■ • || • lnd talk overth* ythere is nol .; - whs cai a iittle In* The man ..h went out to milk.tr. jn a boulder in the middle ol the pasture and waited lof the cow to back up was a twin to the man who kept a store and wouldnt advertise because he reasoned that the purchasing public back up to his place ot business when it .vanted something. • had gone tc press , in came to hand I imposed C. 0. D. id been abandoned Post Ollice Department It Is reported thai mis ciur&e -n pursued bee. the si- | altlon a mch e-h and -,-mortals of ...... i • '-.. • ■ ■ lhal ihe dro) . tin OKANACAN ' i Ctve - : Columl • .» i. ihu Company . . it. ■ nber manultctiittu and titer a ejemral mercantile. ' .tint, tnd ,*;attaciinfbiiiihts*. alto the a . ,.;-- . ,- ■ut, of an* and - a . . • ...... and Itta-hi* . t I «em«m, for any and all |utf..-» ol titer*, ttrtamt, met . ii - . n and the - the u t hy others - , ■ ;-''^2±a >> ...*;• * Ol . an.ae.,, Iisi.. .1ral RrgvlaUetat. ^ItV : ■■ a - ; I • ..... . ' acrea at Mt, . ••• i. - treaaited 1* rettsi-e , , ■ ,,.. ... - ' tht lied wtattt year let '«t 1! Ilttllhll I decetv • - -i'.a-l.e .ta.de* , , ■ ■•cAtfcrt t ..,■•■■ , ■ - ST a. ICT "1-1(1' • HONO KELOWNA - • S.i !(' ft : '■* . , !..'.. a.|- Seeds Trees Plants NO Seedltai Ptumi, NO PttltM Applet. NO CoMtie Com.- jusi old tellable vaHettea at iftiotttble price* Fertilitet*. Bee Sufaplies. Spray Pumta. Spraying Material. Cut Ftoven. etc mainland ct B. C Catalsfit Iretv M. J. HENRYS NURSERIES .. =, -kn c,, ant Seed Hornet -.-/.' B C PS 11 yew !£{ti mtiehantt do nMhanilltitiyieadi.a»iiddireci We prepay fifty packets aborted traittiiea cl garden teedi in Se paper* netted ttock*. to yew neatesi Pail Offtct lot SI,00. twenty packeu ler 10«., trial cafe*! ten, St*mtfCl^^—m'~m-r*~.- SAt C CtVuJ?.;" - Home-Grown Trees W Slirnbii i- IR OKANAGAN P E 0 P L I. sctino >u< Hf.r. aoittt ataaie.il. in'." oaaut. 1ANURSI - - ■ -•. i -- Wm. A. Matheson .--- a A,,-, l... it.* Nu.etf.c. of Steal tv Wi li tin, • th Al . Aetnl for Crown Toil" -tin, ' ■ I t --i.e-v. Te.nl (Mlieaa MM. o«*tft«.tat at.^e.Mea.c, . *,...a awt 111waiul —I S",t, ,.-.--., ... - • m r\aa-¥e* ,_.'..., ., •arfi.ttJ^C««___. •-.,,*- MKMta -filaili a—,' ,r - -rr Mean rSa* -ee,|i«»'ia. r...... -.,e- ii. »t^ *■»-. trt tta,,. "Scientific Jimkvk. t, ** v •• -•(* i *mm*t» •»•%'». t********* ■ ••! - '••lhlMrih«ttl M*l HUNNUoiv^lfwToiii (.M-f. ., 1 r ai.~aa>er<e.- ai S cNVC Money by lueiyiiit; ihlt itllaWt.h' !»•«*. high Eli'- war. Ir.; r-atleloc. STIiONGLic r CfARAMtt. National Sewing Mathint Co, SAN PBANCISCO. CAI. ratr.iB ti itri.ait.ier in /I* THE ENDERBY PROGRESS & NORTHERN OKANAGAN HERALD. SALMON ARM Weekly Budget ol Interesting News and Doings ol that Thriving District, (rom our Regular Correspondent. The Anniversary services held In Ihe Methodist church, on Sunday last, proved very successful In every way. There were good congregitlons both morning ind tvenlng. Dr. While vis In good lorm, and delivered two masterly addresses on modern dlsclpleshlp, The choir rendered able assistance, with appropriate anthems and solos. The oyster supper and concert, on Monday night, was very largely attended. As usual the tables were laden with much mora appetising dalntiea than could possibly be eaten, but judging by lhe amount done away with Ihe crowd had evidently been starving up lor some time (or lhe occasion at all events, everyone enjoyid thtmselvtj to the limit. The concert passed oil very nicely. Ihe many and varied musical numbers calling forth enthusiastic applause and repeated encores: while the addresses delivered by the dlllerent speakers were very entertaining. Mr. Calvert's address wat especially well recelveo. being in his usual hearty and witty style. Dr. While spoke at tome length on the resources and development of B.C.. comparing Ha prospects to those ol the older and less ferule slates and nations. tf* Home Circle Department "% Simple Thoughts as thty Fall Irom lha Editorial Pin. Pleaaaut Evanlnr Ra veer, i liiietasting Reading. IF IT'S IN OUR AD. IT IS SO WE AIM TO PLEASE EVERY PURCHASER "Would you have the world belter and brighter' Then light up the way as you go: Make some Utile part ol It lighter With beam.'. Irom your life's steady glow: Mike Ihe world you live In your debtor. As through II you |ourney along. Be good, and lhe earth will grow betier; . Do right, and the right will grow strong: Trim the lamp that is lelt lo your keeping. And Ian ll wiih breezes of hope. Lest shadows your llle o'er creeping Leave others in darkness to grope." One active beech nut, given a chance will result In a iorest. One little thought started right will go round lhe world and keep on Us travels. It gets there by moving, not by sluing sulkily in the sawdust and wishing it were a plum pudding. Move on. Catch on. Hold last as long as you can. and II and prcphttying thai ihe population ol you are knocked oil. grab lor the Province would retch Ihe 50.000, 000 mark within the century, and staling that Salmon Arm was naturally lilted in many ways lo take a prominent place In the vin of all future progressive movements. One very sad and unfortunate break In lhe programme was the result cf the effect the oysters had on our worthy Reeve, Ihey used him up so badly he couldn't apeak. Thete public gathtrtngi art bright spots in the hwory ot our community, and we hope thty will bt continued with equal success In years to come. Mr, and Mia. Ferris Bolton hate return eri Irom visiting the caul, and will stay with ui lor a lew weeks belore the next car that comes along and you will gel '.here. Bui don't start In the wrong direct- Ion Do nol siarl lor the drunkard's grave, or you will be sure to to get there. Do not siarl In to go It blind whenever some "smart rleck"blows the horn (or you ;o (all In, lest you tail In where it Is deep and even remain thete. Be active or get out ol the way. and In the year see how much better oil In mind, bedv. and comforts you will be. • * • Don't be a grumbler. Some people contrive tc get hold of Spring Footwear Watertight BOOtS, both short and high leg, in English Kip and Oiled Grain Leather. LECKIE'S Favorites, $2.50, 3.75, & 4.00 " Loggers, $6.50 & 7.60 OUR OWN Special Hand made, $4, $5 6c $6.25. We guarantee every pair ol our Watertight boots. LECKIES" Boots (or the Boys and Girls In Box Call and Grain Leathers KNOW NO EQUALS. We have a Splendid Assortment ol Women and Children's Shoes in Stock—they will please you. ll will pay you to purchase your boots and shoes (rom us. McCallum & Wilcox, arm™ going on loDalltngfoid Mr Bolton in-j,he pr|cky „de 0( everything, tends winding up hu Manitoba butlneat w -_„ up ag_,n„ !ne snatp affairs this summer, and will return to | comers. and llnd OUl all the Salmon Arm in the (alt to lake up hla _|a«gree&ble things, Hall the residence on lhe Lyndhurtl Ranch, ,treng,h 8pen, in growing Mr. Riddle and faintly came in Irom would .llien set things right. CtotUieWs lui week, and win make You may as well make up iheir home en lhe properly recently your mind, to begin with, that purchased irom Elder Young. no one ever lound lhe world Mrs Shaw, and Mus Beattie. of U he would like ll: but you are Shuswap. were vutiora m the Aim an to take your share ot lhe Iroub- Saturday and Sunday last lies, and bear Ihem bravely. Butldii« apearauona caniimw ubcuk j You will be very sure to hive at ever. In our rapidly growing town ., troubles laid upon you lhat be- E. Ttomba la erecting a Resuurann long to otherpeaple unless you and Roon.mg house that will nil a long, «• * shirker yoursell: but dorVt lelt want in ihu community. Jackson gamble II the work needs It Paikei have jmi completed a iscit, doing, and you can do It. never shed on Jas Evans property. E Pool "Und about the other person hat untitled hit house and bam on hu *h° ought» have done it and Met. the new lown itte «*h. Those workers who llll With t*a*m*m+4*imtmu ? ,ne 8?D5- 8nd sT?,,h. **^ .«.-..,..ce. V,Z KaS,e.n ..... 'he rough spots and finish up Ztrnvmantm » com. t. Salman *• I* "'he,rs *'***>**>***'***>* eatmJtTmt?tf maktng I hati horn. ,ne/ »re'he '"» P«f «"»*«.« .«_»„. RMi«Ui..dii__m-i»n and-wlhawlule loi of growl The New Store I carry a Full Line ol Plpea. Tobaocc. Cigars and Cigarettes. Electric Lampt Batteries. Telephones. Come and Inspect my stock ol Jewellery. Watches and Clocks. Raters and Strops A fine assortment ol Confectionery. Fancy Goods. Music and Musical Ituirumenta. f tcture potlcaidi and albums, mirrors. Japanese goods, books and phttogtt- phic supplies. My Suuonery Line u complete. Com* and see our goods Prices are cut line and terms are unci ly cash, One price io all. Agent tor Wall Paper and Moulding. Your pat. rtnage is retpectlullr solicited. S. H. Lawrence THE BANK OF HAMILTON Capital paid up S2.SCO.000 00 Tout Asseu Reserve Fund S2.SCO.000 00 ISOAKX 000.00 Hon Wm. Gibson. President Heed Office i HuhUm J. TurnknM, Central MeMgtt 100 Offices Throughout Canada A general banking business transacted. Rancheia' Notes Discounted Collections made. Drills sold, payable at all points in Canada and lht Untied Slates SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Dtpot.u ol Cne Dollar and upwards received, and interest compounded every 3 months. Salmon Arm Branch: « w SM,TH ACENT * '■' ~i ■■■ the Jackson & Parker] Builders Is Contractors SALMON ASM P.O Bet (22 *. C Plans and Estimates Furnidtrd era Caitiootfc Emery, ed Deep Creek.; Tht Nm No p^ ,)n, Cr,r sold their ranch to Jas Evlht. last Cure Lata would be neel-d if all •at*. ! C--ngh Cures were like Dr Shoep'i Thttubieciliirdebalelolietakenup'Cough '•**** and has beenfor 20 b» the Stiver Creek DtMli* Society. rt»'t. The Nttlonil Uw now requires on Saturday night. March 2nd. will be; thai ll any poiaons enter into t c.ugh Resolved, lhal lumbermen are ot more beneftl lo a community than ranchers II any ol out Salmon Arm readers art not receiving their paters regularly. Ihey are requested ts inform Ihi pub- Ushers II ence mitture it must be primed on lhe libel or package For this reason mothers Mid others. shcuM insist cn daring Dr. Shoeps'Ceugh Curt. No poison mitkt on Dr Shoop's labels and nam in j tht medicine, else ll t.uI by Uw be on ihe label. And it's not ■ Hy tale. " Ptevenccv will promptly check a' tut it _ said to be by ihose that know cold cr the Grippe when taken early or it ted a truely remarkable cough it the "sneete stage" Preventict cure remedy Take no cHance. perticu'arly staled colds as well Prevenlics are wiih rent children Imut -it hiving lillle candy Cold cure laMrta. and Dr Dr Shop's Ctugh Cult. Compere Sheep. Rtcine. Wis will gUdly mill --artfully'- Dr Shoop packer ***** tou samples and t book on Colds free others and tee. No poison marks if you will write him The simple* there I You can always be on the sale Heart Strength n'«i*ti--rv •H-_nv,,v._.; rtMf,m\a+^ Hl-'-cH'e -rtS'fl' *._!• -*!•-..' f ■ I' * tUv-ll tr*'*,' «wi i-ttM it. * |..- Ifw, I. Mii pit avt-ta'ia -tiamftw-! |t I. «.>.,-<. »!«_•• ft kmmi-t- Uai* h*n* 11*' »*»■•- taiiMbiut ttVHeM«M:t»'MV'~tt*<-,r>1W .<* II'_rl V •,. -*l»Mtn*vlt i^t-Mlatv ttf*it pm*t ri-Atvi tt. ii , »).-*. t .-„,♦, t ... t ****** ' a"'. *** '■ "'•It' ll*.- at • ti -a •tl l»H t*A I'e Uiftatth ft-l k«T'*)t »■_■, |«t« ■Ik****** ***•**-itr It*-* Af |N*M*« TM* fVttfli *t»bl«« «h-r. ft* ft f^>Hv<'« fit «V* ; t fc..- -a, »,», |»„ ,„,,. \.,... „ . .„», W ■<••.*• I » ' -#|1'*nt I" ■* -■;'..- ., ,*\ tf.** cftf-e-* .!•". o '••> t**f.1*i* i*lt*ia>ltMf. *#■***%. tr* r«»!t A*itrtm \n Pt«an%. t R<**<#-llw~ t*|« hit1** |*""* r r—tt ttolt* ■! •..i..| lo (-Vi* «»•_ •- 1 **.1 f 'rfft* tt-'tf. If \t;iVit. *l"aU-*"_1h"!.i M «• tt tm\ ******* htftfl ttl If. II f*t tttM '.at* atttr-i If.fttl* *1^^ *\. f-^im. •l^r*l^»l-1 f-.- ,n*n»* - tf^lim •* -i ft* • '.-V I ttftli Dr. Shoop's Restorative Do you read The-Family Herald & Weekly Star The Enderby Progress *\ Then read on— We beg lo inform our readers thai we a-ill again club THF PROGRESS x\*.b ihli greal weekly On account oi lhe reduction in price ol your local parier. we can now pul lhe Family Herald and WVrkly Slar and Thr Pi gresa ,.nJ NORTHERN OKANACAN HhRALD Togetner tor $2.00 prove Iheir merit. CheoTt early Colds wilh Prevenlics and stop Pneumonia Sold m 5c ind 2Sc botes bv Endeiby Uti* and Stationery Ce sidtbydemindingDr shocpaCough The Enderby Orug & Slaty Co, Cur*. Simply f'.i- l- a-.eietany olher Sold or Enderby Dnig ind Stallontry Co. Advertise in 'Progress Pi-ysble Slricily n advance This oiler good lor shori lime only AND PLEASE NOTE—Thai ll you are already a subscriber lo The Puc-GRess and *lshlo take lhe Family Herald tor renew (or III. lhal we can give you good terms. They will be sem on receipt ol a postal asking (or same THE ENDERBY PROGRESS & NORTHERN OKANAGAN HERALD. Is here, and with U Ihe Pi wlncla Municipal elections; but properly transier: . ■ ■■■ : ih- same,an III a ■: -dye 1907 1 have many buyers—both local and otherwise—and can sell property in any part M Ihe Okanagan and Spallumcheen Valleys al rlghl price and terms. have anything io teller business, residential or pleas* list II with tne, and I will endea .-.,. enlrusltd lo me satisfactory to you. Write tne (ar further partlculrrs at Armsirong. 11. P. LEE, OFFICES: Enderby. Armstrong and Vernon rhe only Land Agent who toviri ilea Oi.aiiai:ir. Vi'ley. i n: -ttoa-B :*anfrsc»s ,*mmn i.iMXdtSi •; unm. A. Fulton FOR ALL HARDWARE. Tin and Plumbing Shop Call and Sec our Splendid Stock of; Ranges, Cooking, Heating Stoves Ail Kinds oi Kitchen and Dairy Supplies Builders' 1 lardware, Mechanic's Tools Agents lor Da LAVAL Cream Separators. TOWN 9b DISTRICT . NOTES. - ■ lay night lor Scat' i will make a ey tr. acectnp- os lar as Kamleapi. where the will twill a iimi visit I -••alter. F a llaworth wu over Irom the Mt Unit,. i to Enderby Lodge No 40 A K ir A. IM. waa paid an olii.' - lhe! Br Hightitan. D. D, G. M., on Thur- • v. . ' - . Kamlcots on I**9* aj H in, having tee I . .:;-- , - ice ol time we shall tin run • a ll ■■ e ■- "■ -* i in ihe 1 ioaltee left later *.','- ' Ihl ■ aiuttUitct that : tf Eureka l»dg*, No. SO. II h.U an "Al Home." on , est. Match 6. in tho M The evening'a en- *l1* lettalnmeni will consist tf game*, and thile light refrethmttiti will bt In all ?•'lability, tnd lm- i ,p the evening . ailed The plans and specification t»-i tho V/P. it'-" ;6th, at ;. of Armstrong. It al hu ' W. Elson was a business visitor to Vernon on Wednesday. The freight train spent half a day here on Wednesday shunting around. Wc understand that lhe Mo Connlck prop'rly has been sold. il. II Worthlngtoii, Ira C. Jones, F. II. Hasard. R, Waddell and Ye Edllcr were business visitors to Ver- nun on Tuesday. Two families arrived In town on Monday. Houses lo renl are now al a premium. The Enderby junior hockey team deleated the Armsirong juniors on local Ice on Monday evening by a score ol 5 lo I In Ihe return game between the ladira hockey teems o! Armstrong | and Vernon, playrd in Vemon on Saturday nighl lasi, Armstrong again proved victorious by a score ol 2 lo I. Two carloads of settlers effects bt- longing lo C. G. Bowes came in this week. Matthews and Evans are busy .. ,- II out to Mr. Bowes ranch on Deep Creek. While In Vernon on Tuesday we. ,• titers visited F. Franklin In the hospital there Mt Franklin is still very sick, and white a little improve- reported, the sufferer Is still unable io move. He is completely prostrated by Rheumatism, and hu ' l ,:'-at pain. We are pleased lo tale ihtt word reached town yealerdty tliat litem had been a maiked improvement in Mr. Franklin's condition. We ate sorry lo stale lhat lite infant child ol Mi, and Mra. Marwood hai bttn vry tick. Workmen are no* <?t,gaged upon. lhe consiructlem ol a pipe line Item e Ranch, i te. (Uintah a supply ol water lor domes. ■ H Hutel wu down Ir nt Mabel lak* enWedntsaay. Mr, Httpel says that • tint time in icn years that he uw the Uke Iroien over. ft. Ft. vn on Monday - , ■ - t the Reeve- ship cl the thriving municipal.!..' id the south el us seem to sit lightly upsn his bread aboul, Mall Syria, a Norwegian, was breug ht htfitt (wlic* Magistral* Rosoman lay morning, on suspicion (I belie * unM-nd mind. He U employed cn die stctiM gang, and eatly on Tuesday mcntitf knocked at the door cf Antilla; "ihe section boas haute1 asking to com* in. saying lhal - " g It* -snAi to happen. His behavior a* itighteited the in- nealei. that C-iui*M* Gardom waa called, and ihi nan was taken lo tlw lockup. Th* Msgitimta remanded him lar a day. al the tame time old- eting lh* man ta be medically eaatn- tned and treated This wu don*, and the Norwegian acaeatcd btlort Mr Ruorttan again on Wednesday A -. lh* man had quieted tom and appealed This is The Time for Warm Clothing of All Kinds We have some splendid lines In Under wear for Men, Women and Children. Secure a Mackinaw Jacket before Ihey are all gone, also a pair ol Shoe-packs, before Ihe soft weaiher arrives. Everything good in lhe Grocery line. Metcalfe & ^Jh eeler We have |ust added lo our equipment 2-Seated Surrey Of latest design. It Is an elegant and comfortable- riding tig, and juat the thing In which to drive a friend around ihe district. MATTHEWS & EVANS INDBRIY City Barter Shop IS THE PLACE FOR A NICE CLEAN • SMOOTH . SHAVE H. N. Hendrickson. Bell Block Cirl Wanted. For light housework and h«!p caring lor small children, Address "Baa J", Armstrong. BC Registered Farriers McNeill & McEwen GENERAL BLACKSMITHS k CARRIAGE ft ENDERBY. BC Repairs ol All Kinds Promptly Attended IV. Horse Shoeing a Sp*- c-ally. Implement and Cycle Agents _-i5___J_ f r- wi Aiiiia nr roar Mr. N, H. Kenny, government < teietvei ai Endetby, lurnuhes the loi lowing record ol the temperature, and general state of the weather lor ihe ■standi A January • ■ • a • ll kly as H ■ 1 Brandon Mat - bet llth. 1907 ' is on loot in ' • Newt, la enquire u i tf Shuswap i ed al Suinmtr will be known! miaul, and up n hit tadwr proiniiing 11 hargi • - IN lift her have be! I ■ ' ■ I gathal ;. abqoim- ■ 1 ulam. li te inapt ***** and a refreJt I tr ol the spirit; ll tl recognued by j ih* meal pramtneni phtrsiciant to have th ns gluten and 1 nttragtn g to Dr. John akiey Letlts-i. a noted medical • - ' ** * '«' arm*, its slaying rowers and capacity ******* - • repalil.« the body's tmtet are ' tor, great but all ihu n depended noon ' - tea beiitjgt^i at a high elevation «; and thetefateol line nualliy. and this .can always rely upon obtaining ■ • * *<(hl**)ntsa.%tIMyMrtea is gotten in lht wtll K ■•"• • n - • r tb* M 'a •tied lead packets ol the Sal- ads Tea Scavenger. A strong constitution means a healthy mind and good work—and good work means ad vancemam. To have a strong constitution one mual have the bast meats, and that's what you will And at the new brick block. Alwaya Irash. juicy and lander. Geo. R. Sharpe ENDERBY Fruit Trees Homt Crown Nursery Tree* Apples. Plums and Prunes (or sale lor spring planting For varieties and prices apply to Manager, CeMMream I.let. Co.. Ltd. vtanoni a c. A Business Change Mrs, Tlngstrom begs lo Inform the public that she has laken over the Restaurant and bakery business lately earned on by Mr. J. McQueen, and hopes for a continuance ol the patronage which has been accorded the business In ihe past Hal cyon • ytarl/ Hit v. • * ke M • . H M Drug and Stationary Co ant . '-eg; lei announce thtl ■take all manner .-• . • - - id Otdersrnai lh* this Office cr - "nion Restaur- I 8 1-410 .tin A I 2in ;- Jin • "tiperittire for below Zeis n mark-ti the eoM*M night was that ol Feb. 2nd. wh*n tlte thermem*l*r slo.d tl - . • a Zero Hoi Springs Sanitarium Not under Ihe mirugominl ef !-;.»•■ MrlinoiM. Ilollmin Horn* , Rotiland • i ■ ". !■« wtwt ai Haleyea «i ta, -•ee ealtnrt It tse .-• a* A aaalan ' -.- c. ..- • l, Itt 111 '.a..-'- . a-1 Maatt ai Duwaes. Liver. It Jeer ani Si.-aeeae ' "et.ia IB ".e.-e malt IMI ll ten Htca.ira.br* tr ati- ci[ iaiaalaoaa-M Ttetma.tletto tit .- «••• Pel' .».- ... - a-. ,pp\y It- Hakyon Hot Springs Arrwie Ukt. I C W. Elson THE CIONEER TAILOR OF B. C. Having just received a line selection in Ihe latest styles in panlings. will be pleased to receive and make up orders during Ihe winter months al Eden House, until spring work begins Your order will be appreciated
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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 | 1907-03-01 |
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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 | Enderby_Progress_1907_03_01 |
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Date Available | 2017-05-10 |
Provider | Vancouver : University of British Columbia Library |
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AIPUUID | b06e48b6-8962-4511-9e74-d63046350667 |
DOI | 10.14288/1.0353340 |
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