__ _____^t3^<__������������������������������������K___g SIsBSfe^ _Pr ' ���������������������������:-���������������������������?'���������������������������;." / \ ���������������������������'���������������������������}. ->". -- ;������������������������������������������������������. 7 >^_ A.3 .^ '������������������..:>!_���������������������������-:?; ,-'*." .v'AY,-WW '.-���������������������������- :'- v.^'.'Jia_^^: _^.^f/_ ������������������,���������������������������_*������������������& ?--lp- . ��������������������������� ' ,' ���������������������������^gy---'-'- ������������������������������������������������������ il-n .-.-��������������������������� 'v-- v. . ,.._' . -7'->.'.- . . > ^ ^> Enderby, B. C, April 28, 1910 AND WALKER'S WEEKLY Vol. 3; No. 9; Whole No. 113 m m i * ������������������������������������������������������f^nw. Brief'Mention-of News. , - of Interest to Enderby District Don't forget the Tennis Club dance, Thursday, May 5th. Garde 11 making is the pleasure of the day. Get the habit and smile! ��������������������������� The regular meeting of St. Georges Guild will. be held Friday ��������������������������� afternoon in the Parish Hall. R. A. Chamberiin, of Deep Creek, will leave early in May on an extended trip to the eastern provinces. Now that we have a chance of getting a first-class baseball- team, boost the club along by joining as a non-playing member. P. Waby was selling his early crop of rhubarb in town last" week. It was a picture to look at, and the flavor, excellent. The ladies of St. George's Guild report a very successful apron sale last week,-the proceeds amounting tb something over $116.00 The footballers want to see all interested in the practice games on the recreation ground by. 6:30 p. m. instead of 7 as heretofore. A meeting of the Enderby Board of Trade will be held in the Board of Trade _ ro'om to-morrow, ' _ (Friday)- evening. .-Important business" 1 . Ray Hancock was in town over Sunday, visiting his parents before going to Vancouver, where he has been offered a good position. The concert .by local talent which was to have been given tomorrow night in K.- P. hall in' aid of the organ fund of the Methodist church, has been indefinitely postponed. J. C. English has been engaged to close the business of Mc Vicar & Pinchbeck, of Slocan City, for the creditors, and has been handling the stock sale for the past three weeks. Messrs. Liiigford & Honey, of Salmon Arm, are in Enderby this week looking for a location for a photograph gallery, which they hope to have established, an __in jan__atio.i=_.v- Mrs. T. S. Richardson and children ore visiting Mrs. W.R. Barrows, from Vancouver. Mr. Richardson has a splendid position in the coast metropolis, and is greatly, attached to the thrifty city." .������������������ Persons whose last-year's taxes arc not yet paid should pay up at once, otherwise they will lose the rebate which they would have been entitled to for prompt payment of this year's levy.. This is the gist of one of the amendments to the Municipal Clauses Act made by the provincial legislature. Ground was broken for the Bank of Montreal building- this week, and work will be pushed with'all possible speed. The'structure will be a story- jancl-a-half affair, built compactly and well, with reinforced concrete walls, and will set - back" a few feet from the street to permit of swards of green and flower beds." ��������������������������� .The first prosecution under the decision of the.City Council to enforce the city by-laws,, took place Wednesday forenoon, when Hezekiah "Elliott was. -called before Magistrate Rosoman on the charge of allowing his cattle to run at large.' When the case- was called, Magistrate "Rosoman let the offender off without any penalty being imposed. In whatever direction one looked out of the Court .windows, there were cattle grazing in the streets. Constable Price was /instructed to have every animal at 'large contrary to law driven at once 'to the pound, and the owners noti- 'fied that the practice must stopf Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Stevens and. babe left Enderby for Seattle on Tuesday, where Mr. Stevens has accepted a position with the Old Ore- goni&n Lumber Company. The removal of. these young people from Enderby will be felt deeply by many, for they were so genuine and, bonnie in,their friendship. They are removing to Seattle so as to place Mrs. Stevens is closer touch with mother and. sisters. ��������������������������� The demand for lumber is so great that the A. R. Rogers Company is finding some difficulty in keeping up the- supply. Some days will yet elapse before the night shift will be' in operation. The' yards are being rapidly emptied, but when the double shift is .working, Manager Stevens hopes to "fill up in the short lines. Satisfactory Progress By the Celebration Committees The 24th. The many friends of Chas. Hancock will be pleased to learn of the young man'e rapid rise since going to Vancouver. Charlie is now secretary of the Dominion Stock and Bond Corporation, Limited, with offices in the Winch Building. Builder Russell is pushing work on the new Poison" block. The corner has been boarded up, excavating is done, and work on tbe foundation will be started at once. Thc block will bc of brick or cement, one-story- und ..-half, 60x67 feet. TENDERS WANTED For the cottage known as the miller's residence on the Columbia Flouring Mill Co's property, cor. Belvedere and Regent sts. Tenders also wanted for the removal of said building to the Company's property opposite the Binch home on Regent street. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. COLUMBIA FLOURING MILLS CO. Will the person who removed 50- feet of garden hose from the woodshed of the small Dagg cottage, in the past few weeks kindly return same to J. W. Graham, Enderby. For Sale���������������������������Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs, $2 per setting of 15; incubator lots, $10 per 100. Apply, Cathie, Kelowna. ���������������������������- / ' ������������������������������������������������������ . . ' ��������������������������� A number of small pigs and brood sows for sale. . Chas. E. Strickland, Enderby. ���������������������������. - Yes, this weather is" trying on the feet. .But.Eas'Em. That's thc.stuff! It rests tired feet; is soothing, cooling arid- antiseptic," arid'.is sold by A. Reeves, the druggist.- Prairie Hay and Feed Oats for Sale ���������������������������Apply to H. F. Plcwwelling, Enderby.' Also 4-room cottage on Knight street, for rent. At the meeting of the Celebration j Committees, last- Thursday evening ' in the City Hall, all sub-committees ] reported favorable progress. Thc matter of funds was amicably settled on Chairman Ruttan reporting that the City had voted $250.00 to head ! the'list. The subscription paper was circulated at the meeting, and $510 , was the amount subscribed by those present. Since the meeting, this amount has been raised to over $650, and Chairman of the Finance Com- inittee,"Mr. Pound, hopes to make it reach the $700 mark. A general meeting of all committees will be held this evening in the City Hall, when it is expected that" word will have been received which will enable .the general committee to give out a more definite . program-of the entertainment to be provided for the'24th. .- The football committee has succeeded in getting the lovers of the game out to the- practice games, and Messrs. Castle and McDonald hope to have a team-that will answer, well for Enderby. against any team from the.neighboring towns. '-���������������������������'.. The - baseball committee 'has "also." got down to work. Au baseball club' was organized last Friday evening, and-an effort will be made to get the practice games going this week. It is the intention of the club to get new suits this season, and to organ-' ize on a permanent.basis. Mr.'F. S. Stevens was elected honorary presi-' dent; A. E. Taylor, president; J. W. Evans, vice-president; Frank Prince, secretary-treasurer; ' A., Reeves, man: agcr, and P. H. Murphy, captain. .- No movement has been made to" select the team, - but we are informed' that several good "players are,entering the team and will be seen on the Enderby. diamond for, the first, time'' this season. .. . " 1 POULTRYMEN IN SESSION WALKER'S WEEKLY Published every Thursday at Enderby, the Gate-Way of thc fair.o u < Okanogan, L_r_ of the Big Canadian Red Apple end the California of Canada Entered ii." the Post Office at Eiulci .. B. C. as seeond-c!nss matter. "In order to be poor in the Okanagan, you have to waste An awful lot of Time end Money." I jby the woman who gave him life. If ONE MAN'S POINT OF VIEW H! this be true, then how much more -XZXZ should we who have known and cx- __ i -Q;perienced all this, and can recall the ������������������y .rf HILE it is, perhaps, true, ^ sacrificcs.she ���������������������������h as���������������������������mad_e__anc__pain^suf-^ ^flH=that^Canadiansf^as^.rruleTJ^ more should are a bit slow in initiative, [ we strive to elevate ourselves to the we are, nevertheless, quick to grasp j realm of manhood that enables us to the really good things of life initia- see in the magic wor(l MOTHER all ted by others. And, so, when we ' tllat is bcst am] truest of life. And take up the day that is being made.how much more readily should wc, the Day of All Days by our cousins \vi10 stiU know what it means to to the south���������������������������MOTHER'S DAY���������������������������and'have a mother with us, endorse the make it part of our national life, we 'Mother's Day movement, and give it honor ourselves no less than.. vc_-OUr-noblest thought and purest "con- honor thc pcople who instituted the!duct. t,,c dny ,ms bccn in vogue in day. jthc United States for some time, and There should be no day dearer to ' ]ast May the movement took root in tlie heart of every man than Mother's 'Eastern Canada. This May, the day Day. And no day that should receive ( wjn bc observed in nearly evcry part more of our deepest homage and re- j0f tlie great Dominion. It simply spect. - 'means that on the second Sunday in When, as men, we look back over :May the day is set apart in honor of life, and realise all it has meant to j mothers. It is observed by special have had a mother to guide our foot- 'sermons in the churches, by individ- steps when life was precarious and|uais wearing a white carnation, or a inclinations wayward, we cannot J white ribbon, and, most essential of check the tears that salt the eyes as < aut by devoting special attention to we recall the selfishness and lack of j mothers on that day. consideration which characterized our conduct, oh, so much of the time, toward Mother. Not that there was any lack of love. No, not that. But where is the boy who can realise all that Mother means! And if that mother has departed this life, and we shall see her no more, shall wc not be made infinitely better men if we hold fresh in memory some incident in early life through which Mother may be idealized? It has been said that the man who holds the highest ideal of Mother���������������������������the man to whom this mystic word means the most���������������������������is the man who has never known a mother's "care and was never coddled ooo "Write home to your mother" sounds a little more human, more Christian and more SENSIBLE than "ninety days in jail." It was the sentence that Judge Galvin, of Denver, gave the other day to a youth who had taken a few steps in sin. The boy, under thc law, was a vagrant. The judge made him a human being, with a chance for usefulness. Few boys who keep in close touch with a mother's love go far astray. The youth : was but one of ib undreds who leave the family fireside for the world struggle. He, as have other boys before and will many others to come, forgot the gray-haired woman whose heart will always contain the vision of the prattling babe, of the cute tricks o'f his boyhood, oi_Jxi_s_ -fu'st^pair^of^an"t������������������7^vliln=slie_slied her silent tears because he was "growing up." Instead of memories of the humble home, with its rag carpet, its oil cloth covering for the table, its decent economies, and, above all, ITS MOTHER HEART which filled it with love and turned it from a rude habitation to a real HOME, the boy found the bright -lights,- the clang of the mechanical piano, the rough companionship of other and older men who had also forgotten their mothers. He did as hundreds do. Ho didn't have time to write home. If lie had a thought at all of thc lonely evenings in that humble home, with a woman remembering his young pranks and with a heart aching with a longing for some word, the thought was brushed aside by the fast-growing appetite for these new city habits. The young man that takes time to keep the close sympathy of thc little boy with his mother won't find time to get ' into trouble. Better than that, the very memory of her sacrifices and her love will protect him from going to more glittering and dangerous paths of occupying his time. "Write home to your mother" is about the wisest sentence we have heard from a criminal court for a long time. It' has its authority in a greater law than that which any legislature has ever framed���������������������������the law of love, which, as the Vancouver Sunday Mail says, holds and protects when other human barriers against unwise conduct fail. At a meeting of the Northern Okanagan-.'Poultry 'Association, held in the City Hall qji -Friday- afternoon,- April 22, the date V of the' next*.show was fixed for the last week in January, instead of.- the date previously made, in December. _��������������������������� " Messrs. Bell, Blanchard and Ruttan" addressed the "meeting" _n theqiies;" tion of exhibition hall, and promised on behalf of'the City Council, -in"the ' eve lit. of the11 Poultry Association organizing themselves " and getting "a reasonable amount subscribed, to-'as- ;sist. toward the cost of a building, and- lot, the" estimated cost" being $1,000. Messrs. Waddell and > Dr.' Keith'were appointed a committee to push the matter through. Mr. Jull; provincial poultry expert,' was present, and advised the association to offer good prizes-for dressed poultry and eggs. He also' agreed with the proposed new 'formation" of the "Society, and gave particulars of the organization of societies-at Kelowna, Nelson and Cranbrook. - He believed two such societies in the' Okanagan was sufficient, Kelowna for the southern end of the Valley', and Enderby for the northern end of the Valley, and expressed the wish that. thc^other-towhs would centralize on these points. Mr. Jull stated that he could not state definitely .what amount this society's share of the general government appropriation would be,'but would know in August. Tlie poultry lecture given last Friday evening in K. P...hall by.Mr. JtiH,- go.ernment expert, was well attended by poultrymen, and great interest was taken. Mr. Jull is a convincing talker, and tlie information he imparted should be of great value to practical poultrymen. Mr. Jull did not lay down any hard and fast rule in dealing with any phase of the subject, but showed what other men are doing and what it is possible for the poultrymen of this province might do through proper organization and effective work. He had just returned from a trip through the poultry centres of California, and gave astounding figures to show what these places havc done and are doing. Petaluma he cited as an example of what can be done. The output from the poultry pens of this California city of 7,000 people is $275 an hour, 10 hours a day and for 365 days in the year, and is increasing every year. He believed there were advantages in this province which the poultrymen of the southern state did not have, and it was his earnest wish to do all in his power to assist and encourage the poultrymen to bring the industry up to its highest and best. Mark Twain is dead! Doesn't it give your heart a twinge of sorrow to read it? 'OR, THE NEW-MISTRESS-AT. LAUREL HILL. 08 YEARS rRUtT-A-TIVES " BRINSS RELIEF ?__s^___s?* (TiAIT. _ VI: I.- (Cont'd) .lames Dc Yen- did no! under . wagon througn ; ii wav In Horn . Ui. village. nnd ��������������������������� lovely spoi whero i , , . , . , ��������������������������� , i t-'1* 1okiv artist _i>. Iti indulge in hia j *t_._c! the l.uii.lc heart, and wish- j f;)vori(f. oeclJ,>;i{.:01.���������������������������ili;H. of sketch-! i_g to. relieve Maude from all licr as they reached the door: " M'.v , C .-n..in Maude inn!.! nol mind wh;U; J. ('. said, for ^ie knows il i- not j so." ! M_ _. . RANK KATON T .iitibviHf, Ont., Sept. 27, 1909. "1 suffered for Te������������������rs from headaches ing somewhat relieved when the blue ribbons of Nellie's __d_ disappeared from view. For appearance's sake, lie felt obliged to keep his'room for an. hour or mdre, bufc ut the end of that lime he ventured to feel better, and dressing himself with unusual care, he' .started fi.ir Dr.- Kennedy's, walking .very slowly, as became one suffering from a nervous headache, as he wa.s supposed to be. Maude had finished her. domestic; duties, and in .tasteful gingham lrforniiig-gown, wit}', the whitest, of linen collars upon her neck, "she. sat reading alone, ai ihe foot of the garden, beneath ao old eherry tree, where John had built her a rough seat of .���������������������������cards. This was her fa\oi-ite 1 e- sort. and here J. (.'. found hcr, so intent upon her book us not fo observe his approach .until he stood "Certainly not," was Maude's I .f>_r.._j. af.sw.r. a.s she ran upstairs, hard- i |j(JI1 0f )-rMn;(i .1 ing at home there- ly knowing whether she wished it | after--.1 resolution 1101 altogether unpleasant to J. ('.. iis hy this {hem in these .-..cursiuns : but when I ������������������"������������������ pain in the b������������������ek, and I cousulted ! before her. She seemed surprised r������������������11 ���������������������������"��������������������������� d;>.y her aunt, who still remain-i ."���������������������������'( al, l.aur.l Mill, pointed out to I her a patch of sunburn and a dozen ' freckles---the result of her outdoor! d-jciors and t_������������������k every remedy obtain- \io ,.fie ]-,},���������������������������. anc| ma,|,-. anxious in- ������������������ _-._IHrllt-.".-rdi"f- 1T.eiiIb_^ onirics concerning his headache, taia.jr T-nut-a-tivcs , the um*us nuit , ��������������������������� , , ,111 1 i .' juice tables, aud this was tiie only wh;dl hv L,',<-1 ll(!1' ,v'iS much b''1" medicine ih.it ever did mt any real go^tl. .she declared her intern-! * *lCo1,t "eversl ..���������������������������_���������������������������������������������;���������������������������; alios _t.ier, axi w _re. or wt-rc nol so. On 0 thing, however, .she knew, j means Maude was nmre f. o.jii _ nt ly Rhe liked to have hi ui <-a II her Con-! hi������������������ companion. sin iJaudp ; and whon Louis asked what- Mr. De Vere had said b ��������������������������� rath I.I. > willows, .������������������������������������������������������he told him of Iser m w name, and asked if h ������������������������������������������������������������������������'������������������������������������������������������ like il. I Ijcjv Jf our renders .-appose that to a ������������������a . I s_i entirely well of all uiy dreadful hs_._ftc.ie. "and becka __u',s". ' (Sigse.) M_ S. l'RA.VK KATON. 50ca bo.., 6 ior$2.50 or trial bor., 2,.c. Al .ealers or fro������������������i 1; mit-a-lives J,in������������������itre������������������l, Ottawa. ���������������������������'Yes," he an.-ucrfd. man of .1. C. nature there w.is|had W(, ,.., [oj,r. ^sowded v.ilh i.y .are miMaken. for Louis ��������������������������� ,,. :,. -���������������������������_.'���������������������������-- ...... *. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������had bL.(M! Sl, loKg a_S0(.sllcd v''llh <- UiU,il,iiS devn.mg himse . lo a cnpplc ; f).^h f|.om lh(i ,..,,..,, ([ish.icts. wi!|, lev, '"And even if it- were nol,"'' snid In:, seatinp,' hini'self at hcr feel, "even "if it were not, the sight of yoi:, looking so bright, no fresh ami so neat., would dissipate it. entirely./ und bin eyes, fruiri which the j '��������������������������� saucy, wicked look was for the i>>o- 1 no nt gone, rested admiringly up-, on her i'aor. o ml i d , Krrmedy might have rnnained in- railipr yoi 1 Aiorc his sisler. for then|c|(l(���������������������������.6 f'or over, had it way be he'd call me brother, even | f���������������������������,. t],0 Kjin���������������������������y s���������������������������ii]0 :in,| if' I am ;t eri])f)le. J-fnw I wish I ������������������������������������mld see him. and perhaps 1 shall tc-morrow.''' Bui on lhe morrow bonis was .so much worse that, in ill tending to liim,' Maude found but lillle time to spend with Mr. J> Vere, who been naught in her disposition save Igoodness, nuritv and truth. The.v "ol 00c������������������ i v,-onld be surprised, he knew, but ., , ... w . ., f,.ok ;'' "c_!;j.she was w<>rth a thousand of the-mj titude which .Maude Hemingi,,., al-;;l]li ai](, lhp|u whh .. ]Qyf of ,j(,r> way.s gave lo ,1. C. De Vere. whm;h. th() hL ,^w his |fn(Io). )ovC flnd ne came for or returned with hor. W(m]d shick| hov hom .tl]] nn_ darling bruiher. ln.ens^lny U.e kj_d .,,lfi;n.k ;1))d how he wolllrl dnrnesiic nrtues ami q.uei ways of | ma,.. ]ii]Jlsc|f w.rthv a!K' ante, .she wuit i|n\ui to bid him j lik^d'h*. tint'he felt" very' emu-!'1C ,)Illfihecl to ^ bimself wnnder- gooil-by, ar.d ask him to \i'ci;s ;l"f lhc tri,sLe;c L" whuf VarC fcaid: and then, a:, ihey were s'.aiu!-1 ;n ^^ (.i,0jr was ,jle on]v mu!;it; )>X> I1'-' nufI bee" committed, and since my. alone together, he confirmed : j |,,.;mi ,-,,, ,(H . abballl dav, and!1'" hi\d b������������������coini' jn^rested in her he ()f.dared nol C|iu'sl.ion them, lest they ..mmgli J i.avr rn.i, mix as n.ui-l. il1(..ujrh Nellie, in her character ���������������������������f ;t\a,eV,,,uL f'1 ,. oi you as I wished. I i-'hall rernem- j soprano, ofttimes warbled );k_ ;i i s������������������"l,lt' accuse h.un ot mercenary _tsv my .i.i. ai Laurel dlill with ! bmj.' fining the " old church' wit'h i motives. Was it ns large as Ncl- pJ.a.suvi-. In Jfampto/i. there are! niHody. )xp did not heed it. so in- 'lft 6' i'i' W!K1.ievl '",- k������������������ew. while, . jtol, niany, ladies r������������������'i' w.Iji.m-. ae-1 lcnl M:ilh ho in listening lo tlie decp- ���������������������������������������������f'i_n _l _iu-e I jiartu-iilarly caic, iUidi,.,. rit.|,cl. nojrH 0f her who sum; 1 have uften wished that I had some, t]u, al|C)t ;nu| w|,ofcl. i\ngrers swept female friend with wlnmi I eould \ {},,. (l,.jjn��������������������������� ^Cys with so much grace ���������������������������wrr _. pond, and llms while u\vayj.m(j hr.-nilv. sonic-of mv leisure moimmls. Will! A 1 t.. ' , t ���������������������������,._.��������������������������� . t .,.'.., ., , ! And Maud.! w.tnin her bosom . v ( dmsiii Maude answer me if eder ssurance Of Canada T_e TwentJ'-rlpritTi ">n'mrRT"Il?celinp of flif SlinVftiolflcr.^ _f l������������������i . .TiVrt .r.-u T,tr. , Asiuraricc Oompnny of Canada wast h.lrt at the frimpuny's \\o-,:<\ CjCfkic, In ll.-im- i I ton. .a Tiu-.dav, liitli Ffliru _rv, J910, s . 2 p.jn., i.lr. DiiviO l>ust .r in tlio olmlr, Mr. W. )\. navl.. Awttiiy B^evrt" .ry. Tli* Aimua] lloport, ������������������b follows, was rv.\<\ ami ndnnr-rl, on motion of tlio Prv. aeropl .1. A. in pro.v.ous ycar������������������. the im'.ornc of Iho Company shows . iri .i(lf.vln?r hi- crr-Af.r, and (h>- n_.*������������������'t.i of .h������������������> .umpa r.y hnvo been i_ewn_e_ hy {���������������������������:������������������25,.(l!r/'.S . and inlcrested at last, and tllOU.h hff ' huv-p now rf-y.if.! ^:.fi.|8,0. _..��������������������������� _ ������������������xi']n.iv_ ol . nnnkr ������������������������������������������������������Hiiiliil. knew both Mrs. .Ktlsey au. '"���������������������������! - T>1" *'��������������������������� C1!l'h>' {vr ro]i,.y)io!dor?. Jiiftln.llr.R; Ku:irunl..p ,Ti|jil..l. ;mioimtr.. hcr i niece wo ��������������������������� should somo time chance to write i v;f" "f,"������������������ in^n'sl ttW,lkent,t| U>r, \ against him. hr. was prepurec Uy. more f.icmllv, cousinlv letters, ';Mn "' l.,m,8bl ^ ,.'1,;t-'!l "f her ' i withstund the indignation of the. ��������������������������� ' ��������������������������� > \ r-v but u v.as an jnterest ot u 1 .>u_. ,ik.iii.\ kii . nr.i . l]!ir pl0,c of li!e y4.ar |0 j4ir.j3R. IC.m.Iusivc 'of uncaDcd of .course'." This last lie said because he mis ,ook the deep flush on Mamie's] cheek for an en. iliinguc-.s lo do1 Yr-s. hut jt different nature front his liked him, because he was so much ! more polite to her than she vriiH. ant i>t. -.ipitn.l. ih.- suriiluy.- to Pi_ii-ihold.ru wu.. J:!fi2.d hy r.^ervf-. . Our 5ir. oMnii-n.'-; hr.v.- y!old._i a \-.������������������ry unilHtiM-tnry"- id at bamel Mill, and iis soon as'!".' . ..', , ," .' . , , ' ".'.i Maude higher in his estimation, i ���������������������������n T.iabiiit.i.^ im-r<.a.s.d ._?.r. Ki-iinedv. .' pr"':'" ''; ' 1S pron":M; ���������������������������s"������������������i '/r f|;,i-c his intentions. | ���������������������������>*".., T,|P !',pnU,'rs ������������������r l,u' nfnre *Vaf( ,,nvo !,'M> ,,r"v������������������l1 faii,lf,,) l" t!,(1 Cf,n and at ihe muiu- iuiic devote him vei' to the daughter '"' sl.?pdaugh ter, .:ii.st its h' shinild fee! inclined _omi- *-1:r-11 idea migh ni'-mberod. too, and as often as the mail came in, bringing hcr no Idler, she sighed involuntarily to think she was 'fon. .[I. n. Xot' f,,,.-i vill" .''��������������������������� l'������������������il been planning a picnic j -1-I-tTVI (-T -1 1. ''f[ gotten, jM;uid''. m^, not Forgiiltri 1 r- _ _ .__ _ . '- . pany'.-" service. , and ' Tour Director?! ni-i������������������ plo..������������������:r.,i to h������������������ nbio to . lat . lhat 11_ hic-lnos.������������������ of th. ��������������������������� > f_w , r -Iip %���������������������������__.'.- i.f._nlo of lhf i Company for lh. cnrc.it v_r hn" ln-r., of a l.^rt . .itis-factory i-haun. t-r. nnd a tew 01 .Sic ..OU.lg people i__ UK ; u_at (h|s 0,lUook fov tlK, fll,.n.0 ,��������������������������� n,osl 0:ir,onvn-ln������������������r. PAVIO n������������������-'..VTt;'M, (l| {(jf. i���������������������������i._ .,_,! ,i,n in,,. ���������������������������..,* i-.,.,ii.. Prrs.lrti.nt and Manat. uy Olroulop. 'or a week or more, ?\el!i ...j.wl. Jaiix--. i'-r v. hi i,, ii! took his cmi-ins ha ml ''Vou have .-!!���������������������������, good v vour suct:c - '.'��������������������������� ������������������lh Nfiiie. I ji r! ni_. 1 -o-i he lie >;i if 1. is!;*"- for bin and when on.- arternno iifter- Janrcs's depnrt stood ;il her .'ide. hc had u������������������nu ���������������������������i);e and the dav wits .mil-; i~ .ivT^wf^xd^1 e^"!^^''P('tt^-^-^i'^ditUnat. sLi.k=. j,',^^ ;j ' ('.J. C if be were going; she expect- r ea- ed i( ;is ii "Hut not u :!h t'other ooo. hey.'"! liUighiiigly if-joitied .1. ('.. adding; that .latin . nei-d have no f1, ���������������������������'.���������������������������<. l'<'r, there wa.1- m-l the ���������������������������.|ighicvt biht;. of hi1- addn-v-iii.: ihe :'.Iilk- niaii -s M _|! r >s ! - - Alas for .1. ('.'��������������������������������������������� houf-t'. ' I'.ven while he <,pokf. I'neri v.;"- ;ie.iehc:-y in his ���������������������������-a-.I'M, '-w-s, foi- tin- niilk- imm's hciic--,. ;i;. \e c.'iiled h''r. was not to him iio i,l-jfct of di-'.ke, ami win n. iiiler I he ca niaij-- dro\ e awiiy, he .-av, 11;������������������* -lii'dow^. on hei face, and !-:i-|-eci.d their .-aiise, Illicit :; strong ib.-irc that In-. '!,-jiar- ture might alio, 1 her in a similar nianm r. Th;ii evei.iiiir. too, when Nellie matier ol '���������������������������ouvsc. just 1 .'.isoi. r..r t.irn..,^ t..s'������������������-.es awav troin ;'^ ^ ���������������������������\><-^'. lU,1 J' ( ' ,1!ul l"S ' I ,.,_,!,. i_ him il.-n own opinion oi the B__������������������-������������������__p__r_f_,-*.-V-T__ t.mwe^rsi.'snsuSm-JSSH if ii M'cn ATiT"l1TOItS��������������������������� tn.fti ... , Tu flu- Prr.*lilrn( i'ikI lMrn-inrii oT (fir l;'"i.<>rn! _,!������������������". InMirnrrf r<>'.v'"iy! matter, aim ; G.-n(l������������������ _m>n.--\V. hnv.-> r,.r,-, .illy mid Mod H'O boehs nnd r-'crd-i of your f'om- 1 ������������������������������������������������������ r ,,i.nl iii,. ti-kiiriiiKLF came he found pany for Iho y._r <������������������ndln. :il������������������t Oi'or'r.ihi"' 1.--1. and lu-vo i-orlllif-1 lo lhi-lr ri<.(:uniov. , iriftrilin .. a leller Ifoin ,lame-, con- yi-*n un muni, .(-, <-.u������������������������������������. "- ������������������ ' Th<. rnc>. n,|fl .ffi)|),,.r.1 Vouc,;u.rp llrivo 1,0,.,^ (.,1ppc.1v .������������������>:_n.lnrd and ayrf-o with l,()rf,,"....:_: ".. ._,!,. i"_,- \t.i,.,!,.. ���������������������������).,.1 ihe M very c������������������.iiv.*nient to be ^uttering ,,.,. pri,,.,,.������������������ rori���������������������������.(._,| jui'inng ;i note If*i" .Maude. ;in. tlie ',' 1 ro.ouest that, hc would liaml ii in;'1'"; 1 -t-M-rc lu-auaene, . o licr ino- IIIIIIMIH I .'.ang to luin hi- laconic iiotig. he keid one ear liirm-d inward tin; chamber above, where, in a low, sweet voice. Maude l.e-ming- ton s.'ing her .���������������������������-ulTeriiig brother to sleep. : The next iiiornin . iie removed j.o tier. "I should ha\e wrillci SoolK 1',' ' .lillllC.'. wrote. '' il-er's illness and .111 fiuioiiiit of biiMiie"-'- prevented m." from doing so. 'Mcllcr late than ilC\e)'.' is, ho_o\Vi, il good Mloi- [,, jit limes, and 1 cut nisi ilr- h-l ��������������������������� lei to volt, became | v. mild ���������������������������i.'ive h-'i' from any no-sip which an "i>t']j ; wilh me 111 i ti 1.1 ��������������������������� can 1 1 w onid led |i--i no! lull! I o .1 bcfi, much ie--s Wi join ihe pha^ure- pariv. "tjivi' my compliment^ to .Miss Kennedy." In- said to t!m man who came to hi. door.. ".nfi loll her I ciinnol po������������������-iblc "������������������������������������������������������ '' n 1 < 11 >i 111 ���������������������������;. but will pci-hi (low 11 lhi.- afte 1 noon. Wlncil , Tho npli.nl nro. Ttonds. otc. In ih" pou-osslon of tho fco.in ny havo l,or-n 1 :,. 1 In. n'-plivl. vhilsi Uio-c df-noj.-iio-] wllli th.o 0'ivf.i _iirn-nl have hr-on vcrlllod hv \ C tl!1 ,. r-rlinrn'e-. 'hf lolal Mfrf-f-in_ -\viili -tlic-aiooiint -ns sh.un In lhc yinfoin.nl or, u . ? .* f*l. . T|>.. .ifcr.nipanvlns' Sta t m- '-<-1, vi/.. 10'vcnn^ nnd l-_:������������������i">d,i 111'". Af.'f-I--- nnd Y.i!ihilll!on. shows Ih. ror.nlt of !ho year's- opr r..ilon;.- and al:-ci Iho (Inn nolal iios-l- :!cn of Hi. Company. y oiing 1 1 .0 lillS is come 7->-.l {.oing ���������������������������������������������_*f _jw**_-_ f on-e^jjomienc1' cit-iiie." I'or Jame.1 De Vf. re to wrid young girl v.-;is an unh'-iiu! i, ciiiiihtance. ��������������������������� ami the mte aroused in J. 1 il :" and the angry 1 to a rir- sighl. oi ihat C.:* bosom ;i feeling of jealousy lest the prize no now knew he .coveted should be takci from him. No one. but hini lelieve 1 iear- glittered in Nellie's blue eyes, when sin- heard ihe n"i( ssage hi: hud sen! her. "Not going."' exclaimed Mr.-. cM- sc\- while even Maude sympathise-j ...'.-'. c;i in the general sorrow, for her | ^^ ���������������������������������������������X^ nds had prcpared t'u: repast, 11 .uianeo. rT\A\D .T, STATfllll'V^'l' l-'OH ������������������!!C11. [t'.fKi:"rs. ' ��������������������������� T.vnihi!_ nnd Ar.piiifv "Infom. .7 IP.fi?7 Pfl Interest. H'-nt? and Pn .Us '..'..' I ...07 . Si! nj.vfJI-'IJHK.VMMT.s. ���������������������������.Iliil ,?:i 17.2'M -I.I . '.I:...'!!) 04 . :.i _.-iTfi 21 an.I sue had taken especial pains $_!.3.fl������������������2 cs- ?_!)3,O02 ������������������8, ASSW'I., DMCMMUKII ..IJi't'.. 1H0!). ..���������������������������i.i- ��������������������������� 1 1 1 1 11 i;j..eii iniiii 11011. .\ u inn..- 'mii. ji.iiii ,1.11 ���������������������������- ...-^, ,.~.,^ .. ..-,..- .. . ,- , A������������������_T������������������i, [J|..������������������ ���������������������������;���������������������������; _151- .! the hotel, saying he should proban- ��������������������������� ^. ^^ .^.^ U) A, ..^ |ilMllini?.; v,lt|, vhe pies which Ih'.'De Vere , ivhtntnres m-d Bo,,..; '..;...��������������������������� "...' is the an.d b.uiul 11:11 ',asliip,li.,^;(iiU1 ^ j..^ Thc (.OIll{.���������������������������,iS ���������������������������|'j Vi-j. j,ylj,ndnig his dislike 1.0 kitche-.i ; A11 0tii������������������r-A.*.������������������et.s SOS.OUT) 77 fi:ir.,sr.:. fu 7nr,.oi'i fiO ly eomiucive. to his ratiier ilelieati liculth : but whether In: meant the',!'1 .nvigoratui. bi eiv.e which from the sun-.Minding blow j or an bcir of a more substantia! kind, lime and our'"'.-tory will show. note might be of the in i (hnary kind, but for somo imdefinable to himself be j rather slie should not see ! ami though it cost him a s isi. or-! odo-i"--. ho hud seen her make. . tand-; - reason ; ii>_>- i'.t her elbow, and compliment- j Roservi. Fimd ������������������������������������������������������ would liim hor ^ir.,et., s.-icie.ly. olijccl.erl, and ; tlii.ir.-mU* Cn.ulotl 'iat. iho ' [xvr l"'i'- ''"-irotfd Security -a.II. Ijfsido her j PolleiPs wero Issued Asr.uriiif.; Total Tnstira:n.'o In i<'orce .. T3.:..r.*;.fi 10 on ::o,ono no f,...(i30 on 1 1.71 . 00 v 9 ���������������������������.. 0 r- f. !������������������������������������������������������" , . ?K.(I . ._u r..r ye, tin $ .ul'it, v.'liu was .-carce ly I'ss eii.t- ; A]| tilB ^tiiin^ niroclors wit. rc-"lortod. ns follow.. M. i[. Aihlr.n, M.n.,. .Tilled th-i'i lierseli ill (heir disup- :h;ivirt nexl'.r, lion. i!e������������������. K. Fo.t������������������r, Hon. J. M. OiliHon. T. ( . Ilaslott. K. ... I.lonl.- ;,'( ,.v,,| iCoi- Win. Kni'ji!.. .lohn 7 Hcott, A. V.. Hnss, M.A.. John WnKoli-ld. D.U., and A.., V\ earcvhile. fr-.ni behind hi." |>a- ' "Vt'a "niibsVinumt ni������������������ftln"_ of the mr. titor; the- following' oliicorn; wj-iv 7������������������������������������-l ' . ��������������������������� ' 1 ,, 1 1 . 1 ,.-1,. . i iir, .od- DnvUI Di'stor. Presidcut and Mannr:ln_ Klr.ctor: l.,iout.-Ool. \V-ll'.-un| |K'i eiu'l.e.'.,".s. J. t . looked !������������������lLo' ^".���������������������������s. "Rnj T. o. r_ai_ett. K.C., VIcc-PrcBidrntu; Dr.-A. Woolvorton, Moillctil," the i.iarty ;:s thoy rode away, fori- ati-cc'tor. ^ , ..������������������ il _.iut;>|__)u Many. Women Suffer Untold Tortures in Silence They Can Be Relieved by Keeping the Blood Supply Ricb and Pure With Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, COOKIES. A woman needs a blond-building medicine, regularly just because she is a woman. From maturity to middle life, (he hc.a'tfi aud happiness uf every woman defends upon her blood, it... richness sad its regularity, if her blood ..apply is irregular she suffers fro ia headaches, backaches, sidcaches, and other iw.upoaki.hle. distress VliicIi only women know. _ 0:111* wwnic.n have grown io expect this suffering at regular intervals and to bear it in hopeless silence. 1.5 ut women would escape much of this misery if they took a box or two of Dr. Williams' Pink]'ill. to help them over each critical period. These ]'ills actually make new blond. They help ji woman just when nature makes ihe greatest demand' upon ���������������������������lie i'-blood supply. They have done this for ihous'inds of women throughout Canada, why not for you . Mrs. Joseph Kinney, Gilbert's Cove. N. S., says:���������������������������"For ten years J stiff .red from nervousness and those troubles that make tlie lives of so n_a_.y women one of almost constant misery. At time.. I would be confined to my bed for weeks. I spent sleepier.;, nights and seemed to lo:.e all courage. I tried several doctors, but they failed to give nie any relief. The last doctor 3 consulted told me frankly that- he could mil undertake my c*u. unless- I. would undergo an examination. Lt \sas .hei. J' _ecif]e'_ to jive Dr. William*' Pink Pills ������������������ trial, After taking six boxes 1 .as n. ich improved in health, _ut I continue . t"i take, the Pills for a. couple, of months more when I felt like a new woman, aud wax .ujoying such health as I had not experienced for ten ye.trs before. 1 have had no return of this trouble sisce, but T huve used the Pills once since that time for the after effects of la gi-ippc, and the result was all I hoped for. These arc plain facts frcm my own experience, a.nd I havc always felt that I cannot too strongly recommend Dr. Williams'" I'ink Pills to the mauy women who suffer as I did." You can get this great blood- building., health restoring medicine from _ny dealer in medicines ���������������������������>r direct by n_s.il at SO cents a box, or six boxes tor fc_.5(.. from Tke Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Out. I HOME. | THI. LAUNDRY. Bobhinet Curtains.���������������������������Cut pieces of mus.iiu four inches wide and sew flat on edges of c ur lain s before they are laundered, using a long, loose stitch on the machine. Then wash cind starch as usual and pin evenly ov carpeted floor.# When dry the muslin is easily ripped off, and in . this way you avoid the full, uneven edge -which is so often .eon in bobl inc.i; curtains. Soap fi int.���������������������������Soap improves with keeping, and it will be found ceo, iiomical. to- purchase it in large quantities. Whitening. Clothes.-/fake equal parts of kerosene and turpentine ���������������������������and shake well together. One tablespoonful of this mixture added to the soap-suds in which clothes arc boiled will he found to have a most , denning effect. A spoonful of kerosene in boiled starch keeps it from sticking, but do not use enough to make it smell. To Protect .'.nitons.--LMacc scv- M'.-il folds of white wadding between folds of old linen sheeting twenty inches long and seven wide. Stitch round tho edges and down the middle. Put this pad on the table and place the buttons on it and iron the garment on the. wrong side. and_.yim__wjU__,nc\_cr lose or break a button. Lace Curtains.-���������������������������To wash lace cv.itnins by the .French method put curtains to soak afc night in cold watcr. In the. morning let lhc water drain from the tub and cover agam with cold water. Do this repcated- 1. until the wafer is clear and clean, allowing an hour for e .ch soak-in.. Wring, starch in boiled " starch" "and "st retch"."" Xo" soap," im rubbing, and the curtains will be like new. Killing Tubs.--Where stationary tubs are not a purl, of the laundry equipment buy six feel of hose wilh a nuzzle, attach to the hot or did wafer faucet while washing, and Jill the tubs by this moam. It saves the ha id labor cf lifting heavy buckets of water. Save your temper and clothing by a generous use of ironing wax on ironing- day. Keep n large soft rag to rub the iron with after waxing. This keeps the iron clean and bright, also indicates thc temperature. A teaspoonful of melted p_r__in in your starch will lighten labor and mako lhc clothes whiter. The refined starch, tkafc is usually used by housekeepers for- cold starch, is much Wetter aud more economical for general starching or with boiled starch. Hang sheets by selvage edge and you will nofc have those awful crjnky wrinkles to iron oufc. When washing flannels wash in a good hot suds made of casfcile or green olive soap, rinse in a clean suds of s .me temperature. They will not- shrink. X ever allow flannels to freeze; ifc is as bad as boiling. CAND _. Sea Foam.���������������������������Two cupfulsof brown sugar, one cupful, of boiling water. Cook until it threads and then pour into the beaten whites of two eggs. ._ eat until stiff and add one tcasnoonful .bf vanilla and one cupful of chopped nut i_ e������������������ts. Drop on buttered paper ov tins. Hazel Kut Strips.���������������������������Take six eggs, a cupful granulated sugar, half a cupful of almonds, and half cupful cf hazlenuts, each rolled or grated line, a few drops* of vanilla., and a quarter ._ a cupful of fiour. to which is added half an even teaspoonful of baking powder, lieafc yolks and sugar until light, add in succession nuts, flavoring, flour, baking powder, and, lastly, whites beaten to stiff froth. Bake in'mod- crate oven in single sheet one-half inch thick, lining pan with paper and oiling well. When done spread with a thin layer of some tart jelly, cover this Avilh boiled icing and sprinkle thickly with grated h .zeluuts. Cub in__stripj5 i1^lT==wrcle_a"iTd_T.hree inches long. Hickory Nut Macaroons.���������������������������-One- pint of granulated sugar, four cj'gs, well beaten, ene pint _������������������ur, oae pint af kernels; stir togefcker and di _p on a buttered pan upside down. Bake slowly until light .rowa. Molasses Cookies.���������������������������Oae egg, ������������������ne cupful brown sugar: one cupful of whort.aing. one cupful uf m<*! .s>- sce, three level leaspooiifula of soda dissolved in one-half cupful _f boiling water, one toaspounful of ginger, one of cinnamon, a pinch of yall. beat this with spoon as you would for cake, ihca add three and ���������������������������ne-half cupfuls of flour, roll out, cut in shape and bake in Uot j oven. Peanut Cookies.���������������������������One cupful of sugar, one cupful ������������������jf butler, two eggs, two cupfuls of peanuts, two cupfuls ef flour. Cream the sugar aud butter, then add the eggs hea- i&ii lightly: then the peanuts that have been broken ; lastly add the. flour and one tablespoonful of baking powder. Drop a tablespoonful of dough on buttered tins and .bake in a quick oven. -Fruit Drops.���������������������������Two cupfuls of su-. gar. one cupful of lard and butter mixed, three eggs, one cupful of soui' milk, one teaspoonful of cinnamon and cloves, one teaspoonful soda, one cupful chopped nuts, one cupful'chopped raisins, four cupfuls flour. Drop spoonfuls in baking tin instead of cutting as for cookies. Hickory Nut Macaroons. ��������������������������� One cupful of powdered sugar, one cupful of hickory nuts chopped, a pinch of salt in thc whiles of two eggs, and beat still. Fold sugar and nuts in the beaten whites carefully. Drop in buttered tin (not sheet iron) cookie pan. This will make aboufc twenty-four. Bake slow about twenty minutes. Lay a wet cloth'en table; put-hot pan on cloth when macaroons are baked. Take a spatula or pancake turner and you will take them out without breaking. Cracker Turnovers.���������������������������One pint of rolled cracker crumbs. Add milk enough for a thick batter, then add two eggs, two teaspoonfuls of baking powder, and a pinch of salfc. Fry as pancakes, then put a teaspoonful of jelly on them and turn one-half the cake over on to th* jelly. "SALADA** is the same wherever or whenever y������������������u bisy it���������������������������always of unvarying good quality* its r*feivs purity aad garden freshness is per* feotly preserved in sealed "SALADA" Packets. A _ woriuc dim. the taw.* _. Jem so !a������������������_.. m. ___io_8 t.r������������������_;��������������������������������������������� VH( Bj>i1 _ sywso bat tec __*a atapfe. Msjrc__e i. wl & _������������������ ' grncKf. If sist ecasfi ttc far 2 ������������������c..b<.t_ ������������������o_ recipe b������������������ak. Crate* .t M_r. Co., Saatds, V7_ . A MOTHER'S PRAISE FOR B.UJY'S OWN TABLETS There arc thousands of mothers throughout Canada who have no hesitation in faying that the good health enjoyed by their little ones is entirely due to the judicious use of I. u by'.s Own-Tableis. And Iheic. are many mothers who do not Ik.?. Lite to say thai at a critical period Jj.'iby's Own Tablets have saved a baby's life. Such ;. medicine should always bc kept in every home. Mrs. J. A. I'nrier. I'aqucl- ville, N. R., . .ys:--"\\re pivc l.jby'.-. Own Tablets all the credit ff ir keeping our little one well. They arc an excellent medicine for children." Sold by medicine dealers or by mail at LI.") cents a box fiom Thc \)r. Williams' Medicine Co.. Brockville, Out. HORSE'S 1.1N_.F._ PARTY. Eighty inmates of the home of rest I'or horses at Cricklewood. Kn^.j were Riven a special feast last week. At precisely ti o'clock, Max, a veteran horse. 33 years old, thrust his bead from his box, seized a bell rope and announced with a clang that dinner v/as-ready. Immediately the grooms served up a dainty repast. Kadi horse was re- ,galed with four pounds of carrots and apples, wilh brown and white bread, biscuits and sugar. Just Think o( 1.1 With tlie SAME Oye you can color. _y kind of cloth Par.io.lj. -No c!i,_ii__ of mistake;!. All colors in cent, from your DntprRrist or Pealer. Samp!. Card and Booklet free (rod Tha Johnson _.ihnri_on Co., Llml.nd, _Do_)t. 0. _ _ Montreal, Que, '"I wonder what the women do at those, afternoon teas?" "Oh, they just sip and gossip." The man who gives his business pvopev attention has but little time for side issues. _AS EXCELLENT REMEDY. Will l.r."__ L'p a Cold hi Twe.ty- ffiur Hcx\ Bn������������������_ at r"ttr ������������������������������������n_J ������������������������������������������������������ ���������������������������rfMteM ta������������������. vtfm amil ytu tb* ������������������cs_J tf (nil ������������������f, . inuM _9 IS_ firt'Urg* Pact o J9fc Writ* at _, _. ��������������������������� A port* ami mil do. Wnttt* pc.ui ll'ilion't U .taf ���������������������������_>_������������������ fto.lab.* Praatlum 09s Chicken' Stew.���������������������������Cut ekicken in pieces., wash, and wipe dry. Brown butter in kettle, the������������������ c������������������vev bottom with chicken. Whe������������������ Fame-is brown and salt has been added, cover with milk and let simmer until chicken is done. A. tender chicken is need- HORft* OWN&KS! U. $ CAUSTIC BALSAM. A nt*, t**������������������ty u4 ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������*?��������������������������� fr*. ������������������k* utm, ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������! ������������������L(������������������T������������������ . ���������������������������T������������������r muS'. liatiM all kamkat frttnHar***. )������������������i|_i������������������iH������������������ i������������������ .. fr*i .��������������������������� w������������������r *r ^lamiak. S .< f������������������r ietTiptii* ������������������tnil������������������r>. a.lAMS *!���������������������������., T*r������������������nl������������������, Can. Camphor Ice F6fi CHAPPE3 SKI. AW Li?S, ItLI StftES, WfHOtlffiR. 12 YaseloK Ttmc&ts it Tub_s Cft#(icuH, Iterated, M������������������itb������������������l������������������tH, Car bo. liu_, (. Mpkerated, White Oxiit of Zlac, eta. Cac_ for ine..*. pnrmstot.. Write for ProcVaMllaelMk. . , OHitian������������������uttH Mr������������������. ������������������������������������������������������.<#������������������������������������������������������������������������_) *7������������������ ���������������������������rnlg St. W.. M*ntr_al . Map.a Syrup Makers At .������������������ntion! . Hott cm y������������������_ roap.riably axpect to mak������������������ tven a fair ������������������ua)it7 ef t.������������������rii> ntiaj out-of- datapot. aa4 kettles aaii pa������������������i for beiliaf y������������������ur Wai������������������le Syrup. Writ. f������������������r b.������������������klet oa tkt "Cha������������������vioo" KTau.ratar to Th������������������ CHI MM MANUFACTURING Company, CI Wailinfttn St., Mtntraal. . cd io makc this a success ah������������������ makei a delicious dinner. PAGE WHITE FENCES fait Peaces w-_r ���������������������������������������������������������������!-_. 1%. fcr T.awn . ParJcs. Farm. ���������������������������������������������t������������������ Galas icr 1910 kavc CaVr������������������_laa_ Fraaica. Cet tiur latcat rrlccv ami U.oklet, THE PAGE WIRE FENCE CO., UM1TE������������������ Largrct fesca and entt1 mauuficturern in Caosiln 5_ WALKERVILLE 70RONT* MONTREAL ST. JOHN WWNPEO \XT0RiA For DISTEMPER Pink _ye. I'aizooflc, SHIpplna r������������������ver A Catarrhal I'evar j Snrecurft ami prmltix'R prnventlve, no matl'-r lio������������������ hor_s at any nse .m \ infecte 4 or "expos. .!.*������������������ Litniid, eivcii on Jhci ninriiL'.' nc:_oii llu- lilt.d atut i Chtnd . t-vvi'ls tho poisonous r_i_.slroni ihe \**\y. ( uw-s DUtcnipi . in Dou. ' and Slict-pand Choi .:i in 1'.tillry. J^arj-rst M-llunrUvcsli _k rumnly. Cmea La Ori������������������p. amonir human l>.lr.c_ nnd Is _ lti_ ��������������������������� Kidnoy n-mi-ily. ������������������0.: iind $1 a bottle: J6 and $11 a do/eu. Cut I hip out. Ki^p ii. siw . x'o your drujf.ls.1, .Jio will grtt It for yon. Five r.oolik-t, " Pisiomper, C:uivCs and Cures.*' DISTRIBUT0RS-M.L V/H0LF.������������������AL!i DRUGGISTS aPOHN MEDICAL CO., Cheni.Mi _t. 0..le.i������������������le.i9lj, SOSIItf., _ ._., U.S.A, Fairbanks-Morse Semi-Portable or Skidded Engine Equipped .'.with Evaporator Tank. Designed especially for general Farm Work Built in 5 and 8 H.P. Bir.e.., ��������������������������� Qlk_T.-*���������������������������<������������������ _?���������������������������_ _-!������������������__���������������������������_: Bell would produce facts to prove we i Men s dnir_s (k. flats !wero fal8Ci any Btatoment would bc ��������������������������� ill newest StvleS and Shades, j retracted or qualified with pleasure. ___ ; On Friday morning Mayor Bell I .me and Grape Juice for the hot |with {our witnesses came to the weather season officc of Thc Waiker p and pr0. Fresh Groceries always in stock. Jducing a copy of last week's issue of .the Enderby Press, said that he 'when dealing with the other fellow city and the celebration funds, and denounced the use of the word "graft." "We replied in relation to the first state- Iment, that the Mayor's attitude before the Council and his attitude Wheeler *& Evans brought these men to witness his |on City _>_ at Market THOS. E. WOODS, Proprietor most questions effecting the proof as to the falsity of our state-jwere so divergent ancl contrary, meats. He did not wish to take the h*s statements to one individual and to another so colored to fit the case, that it led to unceasing contrary opinion and discord. This remark was branded as a lie by the Mayor. In reference to the statement that .The best Fresh, Salt and Cured Meats; chicken and Fresh Fish weekly; eggs and vegetables. Orders by Mail receive our prompt attention. matter up in the columns of the paper, but would simply point out before, these witnesses wherein we were false and see if retractions would be made. j In doing this, Mayor Bell-placed us |the Council was made a target hy us, in rather an awkward position. Weiwe explained that, while at all times I did not have a stenographer present, >d in a11 Places- we liad spoken in land no witness, and as Mayor Bell jfav������������������r of upholding the hands of the 'did not put his objections in writing j Council, yet, as the public mouth- land was not specific, we havc to rely ;i)iece of the community, we could not lupon memory in reporting the inter- |sit supinely by and see what we be- Wc shall endeavor to be jIieved to be harmful actions taken by view now. f Private Livery the public servants of the people, and we said that so long as this paper was the cummunity's mouthpiece we absolutely fair and impartial in pro- j 'ducing Mayor Bell's version. j His first objection was to the gen- j I oral statement that there had been | would be found exposing what looked Rubber-tired Single and Double jockeving in dealing with the" ques- |to be evils in our civic life. The rigs; Stylish drivers; new har-i tions of opening the Lawes addition, , Council, while it might be doing its ness; everything up-to-date and Und the petition for an exhibition i^j;"^������������������orw91t' n i i. un -l ��������������������������� ha"- He said thc Council had exert- .members, as public well-kept. When you wish a rig1 Hair Goods Every Lady will be interested in seeing the latest in fashionable Turbans, Braids Invisible Hair Nets, Hair Pins, Combs. We have a most complete line of the newest, up-to- date Hair Goods and Novelties. Also a complete, new assortment of Notions. JUST UNPACKED: Some new Imported Ginghams. Exceptional values. MEN'S That's the Word--- SUITS , j, . ��������������������������� ed evcry effort to find a suitable for a Sunday drive, speak for it!gra(lc to tlie Lawes property, and early, as my finest turn-OUts are! were doing what they deemed best in Usually Spoken for in advance. I the matter. It was pointed out that i this had been the claim ever since the Ciiff Street Enderby ENDERBY Hotel Tnatterncamcfir that last year the Council had definitely promised to build the road provided a suitable grade could be obtained and the right-of-way over it was clear. The Mayor said that a right-of-way over what they considered a feasible route had not been servants, above criticism. The Mayor's objection to the use we made of the word "graft" is farfetched. We do not see how our meaning could be misconstrued. We -said:-=^It=-is=a=-stFange^=propositionr if the city has to be tied up to this singlc-idead policy adopted by the councils of old and perpetuated by the present council, that robs Peter to pay Paul. If the city as a corporation would put up all the funds necessary to hold the celebration, and Our Shoes for Men, Women and Children are "Quality" Just, in���������������������������a nice line of Children's Patent Leather Slippers. Enderby Trading Co. Ltd. I Leaders in General Merchandise and Supplies <_<<_$_) _HS _^>������������������^������������������<������������������������������������������������������>������������������<������������������������������������^������������������^.<^������������������^������������������^ <$������������������_^ _>������������������_K8__>_K_x$������������������������������������_ ������������������_>������������������$>������������������. ������������������<������������������ L. S. GRAY, Florist Vernon Greenhouses Vernon, B.C. i granted the city. But Mayor Bell itlien take thc Proceeds of the grounds Thp Hnmp of the Old-Timer:fslll������������������rt Lo ������������������UlLe 'uid.refuses to recog- ;i.L wo,,1(1 bc n simnlc ,),]Siness p:_p.������������������- ineilOmGOI _ne UlCt limei, Corporation nc-.8lt,on and ���������������������������V easily settled. ��������������������������� and the .abode of ..,the New-;n,MfL,h?,t?cn -,,���������������������������_��������������������������� , . r, An mi _ i jccpted the Lawes addition as part of Comer. All will find a warm;the city,s n88CB8lble.. proporlyi ai.i Welcom 3 at the plOIieerhOUSe | took it over ns then chartered, it and you'll be made to feel atjaccepted the responsibility "or. open- home, 110 matter When yOUin������������������ thc Property to settlement by jopening thc streets then chartered. I He fails to remember, also, that last ���������������������������year Mr. Lawes oficred to cancel thc i existing charter of his addition, with Enderby But hang up your hat. G. E. MANNING, Proprietor OVER 6S YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac. Anyone Bonding a sketch and description may quickly ascertain our opinion free whotlior an tnvontlon Is probably pntentablo. Communications mrlctly confidential. HANDBOOK on I'atou ts ���������������������������ent froe. Oldoat aeoncy forsecurini. patents. Patents takon throu. i Munu & Co. recotre special notice, without chnri?o, In tha Scientific American. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest circulation of any sol_iitlt19o K. N. Bailey, wages as special constable and conveying insane prisoner to asylum 69.80 G. E. Duncan, M. D., examining insane prisoner 5 00 G. Rosoman, cash expenditures 9 50 A letter was received from the Indian Department at Ottawa asking to know where the gravel referred to 8 19ooCOUnC.'S/eS0luti0n of August 18, 1909, is situated, and stating that on receipt of information the depart- As there is a possibility of the reserve being opened up SOme time in the near future, it .was decided to take no action in the matter for the present. Clerk reported that Peter Greyell w������������������* prepared to act as poundkeeper filTLSOomffiec������������������ene ^ C������������������Uld ^ f0UDd t0 It was .decided to ask the province fGn������������������rVernment t0 reimburse the city or expenses incurred in caring for the insane prisoner Galloway and conveying him to the asylum Clerk .reported the receipt of * cheque for $15>00 from the *^* Flouring Mil,8 Oo., for water used n the erection of the manager's residence. It was decided t* repayment for water.-USed in putting concrete foundation under the mill. % ������������������___���������������������������_? R A. Fulton wrdur*_e' Tin & Plumbing Establishment. Enderby .F.T.TURNER Plumbing and Steam Fitting - All kinds 0/ Tin and Zinc Articles Repa rod Rear Evans Blk Enderby BLANCHARD & ENGLISH Enderby,'B. C. " . '��������������������������� "- "' - Contractors & Builders Estimates Furnished and Work Guaranteed Garden;��������������������������� Field and Flower HolUnVX _ad_W_nTthenn_S_; S_r_8r������������������W_f? ln BngIand- France- M. J. HENRY, 301������������������ Westminster Road, Vancouver 7 BRITISH COLUMBIA HAY p__.DmA1. T_,a UpIand> $16-50 Per ton Good No. 1 Alberta Timothy $21.50 Z, Delivered to any part of Enderby City. THE COLUMBIA FLOURING MILLS CO. Ltd. LOANS Applications received for Loans on improved Farming and City property. Apply to��������������������������� G. A. HANKEY & CO., Ltd. VERNON, B.C. Hints for Busy Housekeeper Recipes anil Other Va.ua.le Information ef Particular Inter .st to W������������������men Folks. DISHES ilADK OF BEANS. Ttakod Corn and .cans. ��������������������������� Take oc]ual quantities o������������������, shelled beans and dried sweet corn. Place in bean pot in layers, sprinkliag salt and pepper between each layer. .For ane, pint each ������������������f corn and _e*ns take en .-half pound silt ptrk, scare tlie rind and place ea top ������������������f bean- pofc, letting' tiie rind euuie up even wii.li the corn and beam with boilin water, ba Cover ke slov.lv seven or eight hours, adding; more water as it cooks a .ay. .Baked Pork nnd Deans.���������������������������Soak one quart of beans in cold water ���������������������������'��������������������������������������������� mi _ ip ��������������������������� !_���������������������������_-������������������������������������������������������..___. !._���������������������������__. _i iimw'iff i^n__ni" you .% piece of suet with it. For '.the first'., day ��������������������������� boil the mc. t, then take out some of the broth to make soup, 'adding, vegetables. The soup, with a few small pieces of the meat in it, together with some kia ..of '���������������������������I .sear., constitutes the first moat. The second al_y make either noodles ������������������r _muplii_gs out of the remaining broth. This, with scalloped potatoes nnd dessert, will make your dinner for another day. The third day, take the remaining meat *nd over night. h morn mar put m- theru in fresh cold water, and si nier until soft enough to pierce with a pin, being careful not to let them boil boil enough, to break. If desired, one onion ._ th th em. W 'ten soft turn into colander aud pour cold water through them. ac? them with the union in a benn pot. Pour boiling water over s. quarter of a pound tt salfc porIc. par fat and part lean; scrape the rind until white. Cut thc rind in half inch strips. Bury the pork in the beans, leaving only the rind exposed. Mix one tec spoonful of sail;���������������������������more it! the pork is not . .Ity���������������������������aud add one teaspoonful of mustard with one- quarter of a cupful of molasses. Fill the cup vrith hot water and make meat cakes or has! This. with some kind of a vegetable and dessert, will make a- dinner for tho third day. to live on a Feov) le wh o are trying small salarv will iind take a glance in it ding, try tke addition of half a teaspoon of powdered ginger, two tablespoons of sugar, and the juice and grated riud at half a lemon to the apple. ���������������������������Food. aa_ fruit are the best cures for csst-iveness. Good medium oatmeal made into porridge. Cor breakfast, but thick and substantial, well salted, and not too long boiled. To-make linen easier to 'write on when marking, dip the piece you wish to mark in coid starch, rub over with hot iron nnd you will bc able to write without the pen scratching. If when using lemon for flavoring you need only kalt' a oae put the- other half oy a plate and cover with * "glass tumbler. This excludes thc nir and prevents it from drying up or getting moldy. A mirror placed j. the floor acainafc a wall and left there in r'our dressing ro ora w ill remind you ot uneven skirts aad other faults >'t wearing apparel if you will but wiien w /ell nixed poui the beans. .Add cn.ugh more water to cover them. TC.eo thei u cove re ci witn water until the last hour; then lift tho pork to the surface ������������������nd let it crisp. Beans should^ be baked ur least eight horn, in a'moderate this hint on economy a help. Try it. Eggless Cake.���������������������������A nice filling for cake, when eggs are high: Juice and grated rind of one orange, stirred stiff enough to spresd on layers, with pulverized eugav. Egg- lees fruit cake: Or,e cupful brown sugar, one cupful shortening, one cupful buttermilk, one cupful raisins, one cupful English currants, dissolve scant teaspoon salsrafcus in the buttermilk. Cinnamon and nutmeg and salt, two cupful* flour. Winter Pie.���������������������������An excellent winter p:c. bake Makc first ich crust and _ven. Use more salt and one ���������������������������third of a cupful of butter if you dislike ������������������ork, >r use half ������������������. pound of fat and lean cornbeef. The a.ustard gives the beans a delicious flavor and also renders them more wholesome. Yellow eyed nnd lima beans are also'good when baked this way. Cream of Raked Bean Soup. ��������������������������� If.elt one-quarter of & cupful of buf- ( .v and a_d one-fourth of a cupful of flour. When thoroughly blend- <*J add two cupfuls of cold milk and cook until thick. Add two cupful? of cold baked beans. Jf too thick dilute with milk or stock to Allow to cool. Boil until "syrupy"' one,cup of dried currants with one cupful of granulated sugar, with suffcient water to cover. Ah'ow this to cool, then place in '.hell. Beat stiff the whites of two eggs. Add two tablespoonfuls of granulated sugar. Spread over pic and brown in oven. To be eaten cold. Kggless Cake.���������������������������In these days of high priced eggs, the following receipt for apple sauce cake, with- it it ia feared that egg. have been boiled rather too long, on removing them from the water break Lhe top of thc .hell at once with a spoon. This frees some of the'heat aud stops the hardening process. Flannel should not- be used in needle books for sticking needle in- tc, as flannel is often prepared with wliich .will rust thc piece of fine linen or TKE POACJUMt'S DOG. {w'.e.s Warning of Gamekeeper's Approach. During the recent trial of a poacher at Llangollen, Morth Wales, it came out in evidence that hi-- canine companion on forays acted as an advance scout and gave him notice of the presence and whereabouts of the gamekeepers, says the Scotsman. Actions of that kind arc all a matter of .'training, and when thc training "runs in families1' the habit becomes quite instinctive, so that with the pups of. old peaching dogs very little leaching is necessary. The best type of ilog for Lhat purpose is the "lurcher," product of thc greyhound and smooth coated Scotch collie, especially if the dog is to be used for hare pouching after dark. A highly trained dog of that stamp "''hunts -silo nt' -that js. it never gives a whimper in thc chase. A dog oi* inferior iss timet often whimpers, and if it finds its prey outaiauoeuvring or outdistancing it gives utterance ta loud yelps ��������������������������� a perilous thing to do on a dark, still night, as it mav be heard for a mile 1SADEN-POWELL TO YISIT US. i;������������������y Scout Mot _mc_(. Tends (c .flake Good Ci.ip.etis. "It is a fine thing to hold ������������������ responsible coinwiand in tho King's army, to train' men t.o bear arms, and to carry cut the r.utine of thc- service, but it. is a far ti������������������e_ thing to give boys character, to leach them������������������to take life cheerfully, and to be true citizens and wholehearted sons of thc Empire." It is with fcheec words'Sir .It. 8. S. 13a den-Powell explained thc re- signatiou of his commission .is a lieutenant-general in order lhafc hc stay devote the whole of his time to the perfection of the work- lie initiated Iff. years ago. That work is tho organization of the Boy Scout movement throughout the Empire. What is a 'Roy Scout? General Baden-Powi smiled almost im perce ptibly 'Certainly hc is nofc or mare aro und. Ar old Ayrshire poacher of a- past generation had wonderfull sulphur, ur.cdles. out _j it has w ill I: he. jo :apprccia d ted. as en tested and ioun . to be excellent: One oupi.il ot h.ujar, cm half cupful of butter, one cupful ���������������������������f unsweetened apple sauce ,vith one scant teaspoonful of soda, stir- one and one-half cu..- fi red into it: fuls of flour, one-half teaspoonfu of salt, one-half - teaspoonful of cloves, one teaspoonful of cinna mon, one cupful of raisins. ch opp (ur. i mixed with the flour. Eake as a loaf cake and ice. th ���������������������������e proper consistency. S euson with salt, pepper and minced parsley." Bean Soup.���������������������������Boil a small sou]') bono in two quarts of water until meat falls from the bone. Take out tho bone, add a cupful of white P- WO.RTK KNOWING. A corn may be eased by fcho a plication of a little oil of peppermint. To improve tough meat and make it. tender rub it well with a cut le- hea-j.s whicli have Ween soaked over rn.n. tiig-ht, and boil for two hours. Add Paint on window panes may be three potatoes, half a- turnip, and chamois leather is much bcttci In washing dishes be careful that hand painted china and china with gilt ornamentation be not left to stand long in hot water, ������������������s much treatment is certain to ruin the decorations sooner or later. Travelling bags after thc holiday often look very travel worn. _ rush those of black leather with a good boot polish. The ' brown bags should be first washed with soap and water, and then polished with brown boot polish. health v great care must be taken to ; rained dog:. Starting from hoiae. he and the dog went in opposite directions, thc dog often making a circuit of many roiies, but never failing to iceet its master at some appointed place. That dog also acted as a spy on -.gamekeepers, specially thos. of the old tip], ing, the picturesque impossibility many people suppose ki;u to be," ho said. "'Jle is not merely a. y oulU wlio carries a a lo a* pole, wears a istinctive costume and 'looks picturesque. What I want my boys to know is that by being good workmen they serve their country just as truly _s thev serve their J_t7.J learniny; signalling _������������������op discipline, and the rudime nil or in l es t ex- ruflianly "school,''' now &h_os ti net- Dogs of that kind, so highly trained and instinctively hunters, often co-operate among themselves in forays and by skillfully imitating lessons taught them by man o an immense amount of in- Since General Baden-Powell originated this Imperial scheme all manner of unofeicial offshoots have sprung into existence. '1 i soma I'ten d jury ie writer a a #!- "I k new If room plants arc- to keep remove dust from the leaves. To keep the latter glossy it is a good plan to add a few drops of paraffin to tepid water and sponge thc leaves wit h th e mixture. Be careful where you .place your dressing tables and mirrors. Sunlight will destroy the finest, bevel French plate, and it is impossible fco restore the backing without considerable expense. Dampness -will destroy it in thc same.manner. To stone raisins easily you require to pour boiling water on and let them remain over night, when it will be found in the morning that two collie dogs that showed great skill in co-operative rabbit hunting, anil when they "'snapped' more thsn th cv could carrv to their tnev arc n ot oniv easier to stone. but stoning does not tear the fruit. Dry in usual way. only they will re-quire a little longer. Have a small bottle of benzine at hand. and when spot of grease a carrot ail cd. unc. an B oil an ho d i ur longer, iciiper. Se ror nan _ .son with sau. removed by w .a r. a shini i. witn vine- When buying fish i .member it- Id be stiff and the flesh firm to snou Puree of _>eans nnd Rice.���������������������������Put a tl quart of beans which in water over ive heen aoal saucepan with a pinch o night in sa 11, touch, ankets nie clrvmg snoulc we tablespoonful of butter, a sprig of a 1 il_. 1 lice parslry, and boiling wafer to cover. pr even Cook until beans are soft, rub ���������������������������\ th through a fine ;-ieve. and add sufiici- in the cnt stock lo make the desired .uan- |-n rls lity of soup. Season to tas-te, add to lhc two tabic-jioonful.-, of bu'.U ." and , .-..1 .r ... i.i i ��������������������������� i ,,i ..:.... m .. 1 tl 1 be beaten with a cane carpet b. afcr to make them fluffy. boi La_c__u:ked _eg a______ra i_J_____in gets on io clean tablecloth put clean paper under the spot ancl wet a clean cloth with the. benzine and rub the grease into the paper underneath and your tablecloth will be as clean as ever. Keep the bot- rospective homes (r/ids apart), they hid the carcasses and removed them bit by bit." Night sheep worrying by dogs is a curious "instinctive'' survival of a trained habit neolithic or p3laeolithic..mai_ taught wild canidae lung before Cadmus or any other pundit brought him letters. ' . Rll VKR E.\ V US IN EA ST A V1? 1 CA A Phase. ������������������f (hc Servant Problem 'iucli (be Same as in America. The servant problem is bad of the colonies, though the movement has caught on finely, there I.," he said, "no proper organiz ation. pa i \ ve- are sending a argo rty of our boys over to Canada next August, and I myself will visit the Dominion during the siim- r. l.ater on I hope to travel me tnrou ghoul South Africa, _ct. Zealand and Australia cli.-.ching our organization in evcry part uf the mpire. 'Tn South Africa troops ot .my ts are in active operation as _cou far in kins? land as . ulawavt*. Mafn- v e i e no up; l in th IS CO tint rv nd tl ie ex periences mistresses havc to relate a r< manv a nd vane ad. b but an m- e ol n-ewspypcr. an. this will it the white from boiling out. in strip of orange peel placed bottom of a tea caddy im- i delicious aroma and flavor t-a. Itie ones arc riljli_r d t. tie wav from tl lire. HOT IKON K1U.S (.'..KMS. Cloitiirij. -May he Soiis .i_(ori!y Disinfected by Ironing. Ironing linen ha.s a greater effect than is commonly believed As thc ' .ic ciiplii! o. col heat and .-'."rvc. 11 (11 i: nee. TIIM i>.\ X OX Ii Apr: P'.'-l Oi illi rccut ban on ������������������������������������������������������> ��������������������������� aii s :t is 1 fart Ii to rcmemocr ie_; wear glasses, sec that tnev are ta I-.! cri off two or three times a day ane polished. temperature or thc iron may greatly exceed _6(J degrees Fahrenheit it has been suggested that thc process i of ironing may sufiicn to finitely wider range of possibilities is opened up. says the Wide World Magazine, when mere man���������������������������ancl a bachelor man at lhat���������������������������tackles the servant and other household problems in an East African bungalow. Anything can and does happen then. Native house servants of a sort are plentiful enough around thc chief towns of British Fust Africa. I cannot say /definitely, but I should think there is one there. South Africa as a whole is working with us splendidly. Mr Percy Fitzpatrick-has given us a00 prizes to be competed for bv pa trol J ot cigni boy in L,n .land am South Africa. '���������������������������'The problem set the. Knglish settlement in the African i>oy ii colon: es on a capital of.������������������100. Do communicates with hi. coloni. il Nairobi "find .Mombasa, and-"tin? slightest rumor ihat the mm.ungu (white man) requires a '"boy" or 'jiezi (cook) lills one's compound cousin regarding trade conditions in South Africa, thus bringing himself into amicable touch with the sons of Englishmen in our southern dominions. The English boys whose ultimate decisions are adjudged the best will be aw a aland the colonial boys ho have given (he wisest advice :d prizes. 11 also be included in the list ol mors. ' NOT SlJtfPBISED. Si Perkins had never been sur^ prise:.! in a When ifc snowed in the latter part of April ie allowed he'd sorter felt it in the 'for some time; when .'fudge Ab- TJoto' ."iTailiHjTnTTUtl7i"S"r=fchx)-ugllt=i(r as about time an d wnen tin -itli cooks. _ en era is and raw negroes representing e\cry tril oo -tenlize irgical dressings and hence be of ���������������������������w nannc mii.t illWi oe iliiubl o service, espec; ,U,- nrrur; In'd in two lathers. ctTlain _ii!oui t of dress fo u'i hero is a out districts and elsewhere, in the ab- of di-infecl ing ovens :\nd Moans should rui-hi liov shoiinl not- water in w I tlie hey IO'. 'I I) ' coo i-o'ilved ov.'i"' conked in tho ar" soaked. or at lea' kod e;c hi In 1 nour-< mi , > - - _ i. i ���������������������������-���������������������������������������������si i).- miu'crate oven. lie .ouu .hould tic r>t ra mod to remove uskf which erntfoi in' nutriment and 'an dii.e-lihlo. br-iori* l.tie iliri will move senco sterilizers. , t'iirlv micro uc^ J) i������������������ not ban_r . "s and clinii])! IbOtlt 11'MHll rUK'C t t! uorvos o If you do not re- f the familv. eoi can be killed by a sidiicionlly lung application of a temperature of J."_ degrees Fahronhcit. but a fem- Ullf .t ne him.-'cl Ier AI nca. s sun. average bach; ir contents with four servfints���������������������������a h cad ���������������������������b 'i.V -ider. hingi ancl i ours. perature i f -JOG d"g ahienlicit Dtaius on mirrors ano wiikIo", required to kill certain spore:- ma in- i with leave W ." removed by r'.tbbing spirits of ("iiiipiior, which Ijactena and to produce s ihi CO! A (easiKioiiful of "nd-i added f ant ]) icn making-past! ' the 011.-.1!. a lemon to t. wa! flu: boiled :in r will ,i which the dn. mo i.i beans are icid in the ing...' and d: vv ;n ma i.. s..cl tlie tavor u J.0 Keen.: mn f tai. eld the juiec yc for niix- paste lighter nrd. lies w nplet e stenhzatum. If has been proved by experiment that it is possible: tu disinfect clothing very satisfactorily by ironing. Clothing which lias been worn by children affected bv various a ''ook, ;. 't"',o (youth) to assist them, and a m'shenzi (raw. nut r.ieed native) for tidd jobs, gr.rdening. etc, It is no easy i_������������������k to make a se- hcl'.on from the ho.-i of eager, voluble applicants. Dirty, carefully Muck kgether "baruas" (u\-fimon- iiil. ) are cxaminod and ihe owners tpioi-tioiiod. but it is unwise tu pul much faith in these documents, ior ���������������������������i is no unusual occurrence foi' a. ���������������������������'!.<:)>���������������������������"���������������������������du the principle of "the town hall was struck by lightning he merely shrugged his shoulders iind said" he'd told 'em that them liiihtnin' rods wasn't any account; when v w ti .. > the 'em up. ci-e first tulkin' :.-l put- Mi bout given up excitin . hcr erkms nae ,f jusfc hop c ut ever husband's wonder when "a friend told her"of-a inur- llous conjurer who was showing v. at a va rictv theatre in Boston. She tool- Si. more merrier to prov dly hite-- tngious tliSCiU: and eon- wlueh con ic) skin ot tne hean no oxcellencv 11. ol haked leans depends up :m th i)������������������i :-.������������������������������������������������������. e nol "i wmeh the beans, arc ���������������������������ecrlheu, with a n ii .shouh.l be arrow mouth and Scrub them we'll with cold water ���������������������������soap and ittl e silver sun d. Do as it bulging Boan- food. b hard i.ri thi .tics. :\\(--rd on. ��������������������������� ���������������������������;!, a nutritious, cheap >i bt.'jng so or jso who lead ���������������������������count ire be an active! outdoor tte-r food f lite Jar wor .cans should not be on the regu- fiire of ihe sedentary ;n ker. k/CONOMfCAL DISHi'.S. Three Dinners from ID Cet'ts of )j_. at.���������������������������Get a lean piece of meat U> boK and bare your butcher give not use hot water on tables, ti ins ihem yellow. Old l.ablecioth. should not be tlis- cai ci ci parts, -tl d f. a" rat hem an Cllt (Hit ill! best ei. iCV d use for. face tow- are delighlfullv soft I'or Jose. the puri If the tops of young turnips ll.orou .hlv clanec tl iov can be u ire. sod ;il.h the. diced turnips: and joiled ie ame ;is cabbage HC; make ;i very roe d dish. Stewed tigs or prunes wil K' toiind much richer it soaked stewing th lor Tl several !CY bit the fruit if before hour: i>uld be stewed iu n which soaked. Wheu making a boiled apple pud- ? same water i tained bacteria or ]>us, diphtheria ind tl ie Iike. was sorint irr :d ane nod. .1. was then rubbed on plates-of latino prepared, for the. culture bacteria, but not a single colony devel pad. OPTIMISM. Every night is dark. Every winter's cold��������������������������� But every year is new. my So why should we grow o dear Id Landlords and tenants can nevir s.<- tiiromvn th e same sp.e aclc The greatness of many a man if due to inherited money. pre.-ciu- you will i litrec testimoni als, eve-re .name trom introduces one bearing a different hiclr he e one under w th himself These gentry arc always greatly offended when you kick- them off the- verandah and tell them they bought or stolen the docu- have men one brou ts.fr oin o occasion tl ier natives Upon a wou ld-b.e. coo k ght the writer a bam a signed by a well known settler an worded: To whom it may concern. The bearer of this ''barna," is an internal rogue and thief. Please kick him out. iiv the time the white man had ion pod laughing the nogr o n.-id ar rived at the conclusion tliat some thing was wrout an d was doing re cord time dowu the path. When the conjurer called for a volunteer from the audience Mrs. Perkins urged her hu-.band to go up She on the stage. Jle did. tantl\ as watched expec extracted a iivc- thc "professor Id p' ao pa mi ear. bad ie.ee from Si's ��������������������������� sed a watch through his ;fi-acfed yards and yards of, from his shoes. Si look-; ane. e. cker tape cd boi ed. Finally, the conjure r be-| oi an to coax at Si's beard, and, to. c amazement of the spectators, j t hopped-three little white rab-' bits. 'Wul, sai d Mrs. Perkins, tri- ui.up seat, some hantly, when Si resumed hia; 'mess that surprised yoj didn't it?' Si seemed almost surprised that she should think so.' "Why, no,'1' he finally drawled. "I didn't like' nuthin' about it, but I'voj ter suspectin' that tlie.il to sa.y been sor rabbits was thar for some time. He (rhapsodically)���������������������������"I adore cv- ervthinc that is grand, exquisite, super-em the serene inent, I love the peerlt **, tm >���������������������������������������������> i. perfect m htc. "\ She (blushing coyly)-"'Oh, Geov; how can refus e ,������������������iu \i Lm. v..������������������ !������������������l it t so beautil'ully . . i ii ff . FROM AWAY OUT ON THE PRAIRIES COMES PROOF OF ASOTHER .VOjNDKUJTJL cuke by DODD'S KID. EV PILLS. Mark Southern Tells How Tl__y Itc'ii.sod. liim From a Bed of _iek- hoss, Cured His Kidtje.T Hi .������������������?;is������������������ (ik _-Made Jfiiu a TV ell Mhii. - _kiptou, Duck Lake, Sask., . ek. 31 (Special).���������������������������After thirteen years sufferi _g f_ . ru __i deer .Dis.ase Wuugbt ���������������������������_ fey an _eciik-fll, JMayk Bout-hern, ������������������i R.sl aker Fawn near Jirrc, is a wall _..������������������, and he is r.ot fclow to state that he o . ������������������s lais cure to Dod .'a Kidney Pills. "It fee^an with pains in my back," Mr. {southern says, "'..nd ncross my loins, and .Plate years J beep me very weak an . t'.r days -I hud to keep, to my bed.- I hsul all kirfds of Rtlvie. ������������������nd tried _ great many aie .ioiars. but ali U no pur- 1 >o se. "���������������������������Reading an advertisement induced me to give Dodd's Kidney Pills a trial, and 1 wr������������������������������������te for six boxes.. After taking the first box J began to f.*l relief, and after using five boxes I felt ejuite well ugain. J am now able to get about my work and feel no effects whatever from the old complaint." Dodd's Kidney Pills clean all Kidney Diseases and all diseases rc- Bulling from disordered Kidneys right out of the system. That's fcow they cure Bright's Disease, Piabetes, Dropsy, .heurnatifein and Backache. They do it by putting *i! me. "I have taken ������������������ix box*, of (.in Pills ���������������������������altogether, but got reli.f h.r'oi _ I had .By- jove !" he exclaimed t������������������ an I taken near that amount. .1 hart W get tip some nights every fifteen minute.; and hiid to .He _h in. {lament before T could urinate. Now, I __n lie in bed four or five hours without getting up." ������������������V. H. PIERCE. Write National Drug A Chera. Co., (Dept. W.I..) Toronto, for free aaaplt. Regular *ize, 50c���������������������������6 for $2.50. Impassive bnshniaii who was lounging against a post: "That's gorgeous,' iisn't it?" . The _ua._ia.n slanted his head a little and looked critically afc" the glowing we.t. "Not. bad," he drawled;- "aot bad���������������������������fer a little pi nee like Boggabri." A girl's idea of having a 'good time is to do something she thought . _ ________ _._.___.. __ 1 would be fun because she wasn't Tt_r. toll* ���������������������������M������������������fi Tt������������������lf������������������K sa s, kti* T������������������n coM%. | ��������������������������� _ , . -, ,f)M trouhU ������������������o*a from bad %o troise _n!������������������Mch#ck* '< alJowe. to UO it IM. AUcn'i h**4 Uftlana *ut������������������b th* wont ot _eV!������������������- I* ������������������"*T* istftuvatioR aad ������������������l������������������ari (_������������������ air 'There are two eides to every question���������������������������your side and the wrong side. Some people say they do as fchey please���������������������������but do they. @ Mother Graves' Worm Extermin ator has no equal for destroying worms in children and adults. 'See that yon get the geuine when purchasing. ___���������������������������_���������������������������*_������������������ * . He���������������������������"That handsome girl over there made a fool of mc two years ago." She���������������������������"I felt sure that something happened in your past life that you had never got over." Many patent medicines have enmc nnd gone, hut Bicklc's Anti-Con- Br.mptive-Syrup.continues to occupy a furemust place among remedies for coughs and eoids, and as a preventive of decay of the lungs. It is a standard m.dicine that widens iis sphere < . usefulness year by .war. If you :>_e in need of something-tu rid -yourself-of ..-cough or cold, you c.innut do better than try I-iefclt. s Syrup. TIM.. TO GO _ OVtl. , To Mr*. .IcCuithy, busy with her w.'ishin.. .'ind in nv mood for chat, Jiad com-'1 Mrs. t.'luncy, who noticed (liter ;in InMir or two th.'it it liad boeonm. olouriy. Said she: "Do ifc rain. Mrs. Me- Ca rtliy V' "it. do that, "Mrs. Clancy; but net that hnvd f couldn't get home. Sf I was at vour house." ISSW&.-KO. &-10. DON'T WAIT until your neighbor ia gettinp better crops than yonrsel.. C������������������o. KEITH A SONS, Seed Merchant*, Ttrentv, are offering O.A.G. No. 21 Barley and Scotch grown Regenerated Banner Oat.. in 5 bush. lots, at $i.������������������j" per bush., bag. PEEK. Bend for (samples, also catalegue. How many people do you know who can repeat the ten commandments ? The Crick in the _ack��������������������������� "One tour.h of nature makes the whole world kin," sings the poet. But what about the touch of rheumatism and lumbago, whieh is so common now . There is no poetry in that touch, for'it renders life miserable. Yet how delighted is the sense of =relief-=-when=an=npplication==o!==Drr Thomas' Eclectric Oil drives pain a���������������������������-_y. There is nothing eqimls it. Some men think they arc ambitious, when in reality they are only discontented. ��������������������������������������������� iNbatttutft for "Tl. D A T<" Matitbol Planter, *Hbough some miacrupuloui. fi eider, mar **. tbtra (a Reooir.msmiflt. hy doctor . hospital . clergy Md ������������������������������������T������������������rjbo_y for yleutlRj, itifiit*!., eU. - ��������������������������� WHAT HE COT. "Well, what happened to you?" asked the friend of the man wh_ was swathed in bandages. "I was struck by an auto." "How did it- happen ." "1 was stooping down in the. roiul picking up a hor.eshoe for luck." Hope for the Chronic Dyspeptic. ���������������������������Through lack of consideration of the.body's needs many persons alio, disorders of the digestive apparatus to endure until they become chronic, filling days and nights with suffering. /Io these a course of Parmelee's Vegetable Pill. is recommended as a sure and speedy way to regain health. These pills are specially compounded to com- ba' dyspepsia and the many ills that folk.w in its train, and tkey are successful alwavs. Pcople look upon a six-footer who weighs over 200 pmiods as a big man���������������������������until he proves that he's little. Free te Our Reatiers. Write Murine Eye Remedy C.., Chleaje. for _-yac������������������ illustrated Eye Bock Pre*. Write _]1 about Your Eye Trouble aad ���������������������������hey will ad rise as to the Froper ,.]_y>licit- tieu ������������������f the Murine Eve Remedies in Your Special Case. Your Drnrs. i������������������t wi!) t������������������il you t_������������������t Kuril. _eli*T��������������������������������������������� .Sore Eyes. St-j-ng.V idi Weak. Eyes, Doesn't 8tnRi't,So_tbM Fy* Pain, and -eells for 50i\ Try It in Yo������������������r Eyes and in Baby's Byes for ��������������������������� Scaly Eyelids and Granulation. ?*r' .A man never realizes how,many faults he has ut til he. ha.__.bec_" married two or three years." ���������������������������hlinren win ������������������������������������������������������ fleijrtalnf. They r_ a������������������ bene ������������������i>T������������������r������������������tfi with khow. Naif a. ttaspnoii.nil of P������������������i������������������������������������ killer in hot. weeteneti w_tor will pr������������������T������������������nt any Uleifeotn. ki'sli eubitituteV Utera t. b������������������������������������ eae ��������������������������������������������� Faiiikiller "-l������������������er������������������j D������������������vi������������������'���������������������������Jje. ������������������ud 50a. '"'What do you mean by the rising generation, pa?" "Oh,-the people who can afford to have airships, sonny!" ' TO CURE A COLD IN _NE DAY T_r������������������ l,AX\r. R .RO .0 .nin"=ne T\b!������������������t_ _ rujrj.iit������������������ >-_/"������������������a tt wonsy if i. failt l<' cure. _. W. QROVK'S sljiiatirt* ii un e.ich bax. 2.'> . "These are the smaHes!. sandwiches I ever saw for tlie money," said thc traveller. "Yes," said the railway restaurant waitress. "There was so much complaint of the quality of them that ] thought^Tj\voirld ITnTlfe^thlJm^fffa 11 er.-so there^von 1_|" nofc be so much to grumble about." FEW BKITISJI WAR-HORSES. Seareily of Horses Available lor MHilary Puvpeees. Something akin to a panic has taken possession of British statesmen in the last few years owing to the scarcity cf available horses fov military purposes in case of war since the automobile has eome' into the field as a rival and a rnenae. to the horse, -yet statistics would seem to indicate that thc Britisk Empire could fur _is_ horses enough nnd t* spare proYiieri the means were afc hand to ira_sjD������������������rt thena t������������������ the KCPne of action. Canada has ,2,] .5,4*0, or more than the m_kher country; Australia. l,_7l.6_83 and 1. itish rnclia l,MAN. (Ra/dT PILES CURED IN * TO 14 DAYS. PAXO OINTMKNT i������������������ eu.ira .teed lo ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� %sj e.y--"_s that your pork down there or the road, "uv'nor?" Fanner���������������������������"Pork! "What d'ye mean'? There's a pig o' mine out there!" Passer-"By���������������������������"Ah. but there's ,*i mo- inr-car just gone by." FATHKR WAS AX 12. VALID. Jt had been a hard day in the held and father and son were very hungry. The only things eatable on the table were i-2 very large apple dumplings. The father had consumed 10 while the hoy was eating one, and then both reached for the one remaining. "Son." pleaded thc father, '"'you wouldn't take the last apple dumpling from your poor sick pa, would you?" "Did you deliver my message to Mr.'Stumps?" asked the merchant. New Office Boy���������������������������"No, sir. He was out, and the office was locked up." "Well, why didn't you wait for hirn, as I told you " "There was a notice on tiie doer, sir, saying, 'Return at once,' so T came back as quick as I could." Biliousnes s���������������������������-��������������������������� is certainly os.e of tlie most rlis_- pr.'eable ailments which tle������������������,h is heir to. Coated tonK.iu ��������������������������� IjiUer tn_c in the mouth���������������������������nan.. .- (lir.r.i. ncpfi--tliPfse coinhiiio to make lift- n hunh .1. The cm .��������������������������������������������� is st disordered lirer���������������������������Uie cure T)r. ..01.. V Indian Knot "Pill . Thoy pro .������������������trai_;l.l to the root of the trouble, put. the liver riprht. eleaiisi.-the nosnueh aurt bowels, Hear tin; (o.v/uo ai:/l takn nwiiy the hitter ta>te froin the mouth.. At the t-.r.t _������������������_ of hil- ioiiiiie's.. take Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills CONDITIONAL. Mrs. Clancy���������������������������Sure, Mrs. Dpeer- fcy', there's some folks would rather roast th.ir navbors than ate. '- The'Hostess���������������������������Tli rue fer yci.on- less they.c'u'd ate at the. expinse t.f their navbors. . Mothers, Give the Children a Chare.. Spankinjj does not cure children of hed- wetting. There is ;i constitutional e.iuse for thi.. trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box W 720. Windsor, Out., will . *mi_I free to any moilier h.r successful home tr.atiiH'nl. wiiJi full instructions. Send no monev, but write h.r to-day it" your children trouble you in this way. Don't blame Ihe child, lhe chances are it can't help it. This tre.-tmeiu _lso cures adults and aged people'troubled wilh urine difficuliies by day or night. Yeast���������������������������"Do you quanel with your neighbor still about his hen coming over in your garden V :C rf hYf_"n='' :2v_T '"we've got over that now." "Ruried ' thc hatchet?" "No; better still. .Buried thc hen." Thos. Sabin of _ glinglon, says: "I have removed ten corns from 1 uv feet with Hollowav's Corn QALVES "���������������������������'������������������������������������������������������"���������������������������".wit.���������������������������������������������%���������������������������!!������������������ CHENILLE CURTAINS an������������������J all ___������������������ of fcer** _iuoi.i_g������������������, il_o ��������������������������� LjjcecunTj,iHsPYED.._"Tp #*****��������������������������� ,, Vr't',_ to a* ������������������. ������������������uk your*. iwiti.ha. em. .nt.������������������incee., e_������������������iai, Montr__i| Marlatt's Hair Promoter Cr������������������w< Malr en any Bald Hiarl On f.lc nt tbe Robt. Simpson Co., Toronto, Cwunda. or the Marlmt Hair Pron-Otinf <3o.. Toronto. ���������������������������_nsi������������������la. A Few Shares for Sale 'in -one of tlie t_������������������t.)_an 'f. D_2_ni������������������<_ In. Ciinaiia on easy terms ;"v. Foote's ."Woi^dfr". l>r>f>k on' tlio-' flollc. \A finhiff-ts rf Love, Ma������������������rlr������������������ .e. Parent .g������������������. * Health, DIS8.sc. an������������������J Freahs. It if the fruit, .of 50; yf.Tr!>' oxnnvip .t-p of ��������������������������� ti mcf*"pftiV untjior - dt,������������������,'> your'rtortor v.'ov.M ; r'r.-. vnn for t"o doUnr. Tn 3 F/������������������"tiop . - p/.p p'.fnc ������������������������������������������������������> .1 4n iiiii<.-f.������������������"t,i .������������������������������������. "rfes 105.' L.L.Hiil Boo!< Ce.,159 E. 23 St., New York A GREAT DEMAND FOR Cure." likewise. Reader, go thou ;:nd do H OH FO������������������ THE DEAF-IM ..COUSTICO.- o������������������v> ������������������1 Ui������������������ mnivali >>f th? clfvtrlcal ate. in'u.B tiuowclioi" tho woiJcl. Write- for rata- lo������������������u<������������������. General Aeon .'.������������������ (>., o' Canada, Ltd., 46S Y ������������������ns������������������ SVreet. Toruiite. f TrifXKr, JiXOXCf/mS, TCXIflfrtS J/tf&lMATl'CXS-------- NB������������������tECT .D A, ������������������j������������������>e ���������������������������r_i-tntothe". KIP" and P..������������������ .J.O.YIA. 1 ...ono tiA ... ut set at one* ������������������. bottlrt cf "UAI>WAV������������������t ���������������������������������������������_,_������������������_ _ _I.1ES' .nd nr. ve������������������t pnoumocia, of euro i; If alioady manifested. Ik the t'lifftlllnis Household Rem ������������������������������������������������������iky. for Cov\,n_* old CAT'S SKXS1" Ol7 LOCALITY A lcilten about six months was taken to a house a few miles dislant from its birthplace, confined in a room and (.ojulerly eared for during a week, ;ind Ihen set at liberty. It u_s supposed lo have become habiluuled to iis new surrounding . hiii.il relumed to its old home on the day of its release. The sense of locality and direction was exhibited still more strikingly by .'in old tom-cat. which was stolen und carried a distance of twenty mile.", confined in a bag. Thc cat v, as imprisoned, but made its escape, and in a few days reappeared in a pitiable state at the home vi its former master, which was separated from that of the thief by a high wooded cliff. PHILOSOPHY. '"'After all," said the optimist, "the best of luck ia only what you make it yourself." ".It's all well enough for you to talk," growled the pessimist, "but I never get anything but bad luck." "Well, then, it's up to you to makc the best of ifc." Just think of the clothes a man's wife could buy with the money lie squanders for cigars 1 WASTE PAPER OF "ALL GRADES. Also Jiag . Iron, MctaJe, Rubbers, Etc.. E. PULLAN, "���������������������������'^r.VtiroS'81^ Phono (or particulars. Main 4693. ILES ^ Blind, Bleeding., Itching-, Protruding Piles quickly and permanently c������������������reil bf =_h __ino.__sc.i_aii_.v_. a sid. _.__.. _mt_������������������ __.nc_.J_ LVLE'S COMMON SENSE FOR FSLES Price S1.00--6 for $5.00. mailed on r������������������ ceipt, of ijrU'c LYLE MEDICINE CO., 711 Queen West, TORONTO. APPENDICITIS Cured without operation . All who ar. _. Hint*.. ���������������������������. itb '.hi? di.e.i-w and wi������������������h ,to he cnr.'d p'-minn. ntly. ^iifoly nnd t|\iii-k\y . with-, this t������������������r������������������'Jit- Kn.ri.op.tthlc- remedy,- wiiich will be font post-uairi nnywliore in the world with full in?I motion. for usiiiir ������������������n n������������������ to <'. <>rt n tiorinHn*"!!! ture. Prion .V! Artdrr." John T. Wait, Homeo.athlc Pharmacy, Arnprior. Cannda. WEAK LUNGS RESTORED 3Y PSYCHINE. " PSYCHINE " has r������������������_red thousands' of people to buovant health *nd sirsngth whose condition htd been regarded a3 hepe- less. It is a tonic and .ic.h.l.uilo'er, con. taisiinf! rcmar_ab!e propcrlie. as a blood puri&ef and germicide. Il will strengthen ������������������nd~he������������������l thc weak lungs, fotcc cut ihs phlegm, and dxivc away the cuugh, no matict cf how long *Undi_g. "PSYCHINE" toDCi up the whole sy.lem-and drivts cut disease, heals the decayed tissue aad restoies lost eaeigy. It- use daily will prevent and ward off that most subtle di_*a������������������e consumption. Writt for ������������������ Free Sample. For Stic fcj all DrmuUt. Cc Dt������������������!tn, 50c. & $1 ������������������tr b������������������ttl������������������. Dr. T. AS UM LIMITED, TORONTO ,Oi ���������������������������PRONOUNCeot-SI-KEEN THE ENDERBY PRESS AND WALKER'S WEEKLY Thursday, April 28, 1910 PROFESSIONAL D R. Ii. W. KEITH, ONE WAY RULE Office hours: Forenoon, 11 to 12 Afternoon, 4 to 5 Evening, 7 to 8 Sunday, by appointment Office: Cor. CHIT and George Sts. ENDERBY w. E. BANTON, Last November it was decided by the City Council to appoint A. Sutcliffe as auditor to audit the accounts of the city for the year 1909, the remuneration for this work to be the same as that paid the previous year 1��������������������������� ?20.00 | The work was done, and on Jan. ; 21st, the following communication Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer,; was received from Mr. Sutciifie etc. Offices, Bell Block. Enderby,B.C. '^"STORET SOCIETIES A.F.&A.M. FRED. II. BARNES W. M. Endorby Lodge No. 40 Regular mectiiifrs first Thursday o:i or afior the full moon at 81>. in. in Oddfellows Hall. Visiting brethren cordially invited. J. C. METCALF Secretary /0\L 0.0. F. _" __^fflg_._^\_s. )\_ v^T^^ "~^������������������~^^. Eureka Lodge. No. .0 Meets every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, in I. O. 0. F. hall, Metcalf block. Visiting brothers always welcome. .1. A. McMorland, N. G., A. Reeves, Sec'y. E. J. Mack, 'JYeas. ^"ENDERBY" LODGE No. 35, K. of P. Meets every Monday evening in IC. o������������������ J'. Hall. Visitors cordially invited to attend. ROBT. N, BAILEY. C.C. C. E. STRICKLAND, K.R.S. R. J. COLTART, M.F. IC. of P. I-I.llI is the only hall in Enderby suitable for ;>ublie entertainments. For rales, etc., apply to- R. F. JOHNSTONE. M. E.. Enderby 1 j The City Council, Enderby: Gentlemen: In enclosing you herewith my bill for auditing the city accounts for last year, I beg to state that the amount I received for auditing the previous year's accounts was altogether inadequate for this work, and I am therefore charging what I consider a fair remuneration for thc services performed. Yours faithfully, A. SUTCLIFFE. Bill rendered $35.00. Amount allowed by Council, $20,00. The Clerk was instructed to get a price from Mr. Sutcliffe on the work of auditing the accounts for 1910, said audit to be made quarterly. Minute of Council, April 6: A letter was received from A. Sutcliffe fixing $65 as the sum he would ask for to audit the city books for year 1910. It was decided to get a price from Mr. Crehan, of Vancouver. on by thc Bostonians turned out to be. The musical numbers, the dancing, and the acting were all splendid, and the audience was charmed. The Juvenile Bostonians have always held a warm place in the hearts of Lethbridgo people, and last night they materially added to the affection with which they are regarded. AT THE RIFLE RANGE The first score-shoot at the rifle range was held last Wednesday afternoon, seven members of thc association attending at thc butts. Following is a record of thc shooting: At the 200 range��������������������������� S. 1 2 3 ���������������������������1 3 _ 5 5 2 2 4 5 Holtby 5-2 2nd 3���������������������������1 Price 4���������������������������3 Taylor 2���������������������������3 Brimacombe... 3���������������������������4 _ <_cman 2���������������������������2 Keith 3���������������������������4' Bell v 3���������������������������4 At the 500 range- Price 3���������������������������0 3 0 2 0: Holtby 0���������������������������0 3 0 3 3 Taylor 2���������������������������5 5 4 3 5 Ackman 3���������������������������2 3 2 0 2 Brimacombe... 2���������������������������5 5 3 ,3 2 Bell 2���������������������������2 4455 Keith ; 3���������������������������3 5 3 4 2 5 6 2 3 3 3 4-20 4���������������������������2G 4���������������������������27 3-24 quA .ITY f. 2 4 4���������������������������23 3���������������������������IS 5-31 4-33 5���������������������������13 4-16 5-32 4���������������������������18 5���������������������������25 4���������������������������29 5���������������������������2G PRICES Quoted by The Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Ltd., To-day Moffet's Best Flour, $1.65 49-lbs Three Star Flour, $1.55 " Drifted Snow Pastry, $1.55 '' Whole Wheat Flour, $1.55 " Graham Flour, - $1.45 " , Rolled Oats. $.85 per 20-lb sack. |some firm of stable accountants, Four Star Chop. $1.60 per 100 lbs!and wh������������������tcver tbeir charge is I will Per ton, $32.00 | correct my bill to that amount. I Three Star Chop, $1.55 per 100 lbs therefore amend my account to the On April 8th Mr. Sutcliffe wrote the Council as follows: i The Mayor ancl Council of the City of Enderby: Gentlemen: With reference to my bill for auditing the City of Enderby accounts for the year 1909, as there appears to be much doubt in the minds of your Council as to what a proper charge is for the work involved as auditor, I would suggets that you get a figure for the work from GREAT TRINITY VALLEY $23 $24 $24 Per ton, ������������������31.00 Bran: $1.05 Der 100 lbs.; ton, $21 Shorts, $1.10 per 100 lbs. Middlings, $1.20 100 lbs. Oats. $1.20 per 100 lbs. Oat Chop, $1.30 100 lbs. Wheat. $2.15 per 125-lbs Barley, $1.20 per 100 lbs. Barley Chop, $1.30100 lbs Whole Corn, $2.00 100 lbs. Cracked Corn, $2.10 lOOlbs. Northern Spring Seed Wheat $41 Northwest Seed Oats, ton, $30.00 Timothy Hay, " $21.50 Upland Hay, . Also a full line of Rolled Oats and Wheatlets for tabic use. Free delivery to any part of Enderby. Terms: Net Cash with order The Columbia Flouring Mills Company, Ltd. Enderby B C. figure you may be quoted by them and "withdraw and cancel my account already submitted. Re..audit 1910: As I have not heard from you in reply to my offer of the 6th, I hereby withdraw same, and hereby submit a figure based as above on the price for which outside $26 firms of accountants offer to do the $40 j work: ... $42 j This, I feel, is a reasonable proposition ancl should appeal to any businessman, ancl further, as it is not a one-sided proposition, should remove Provincial Constable Price returned last week from an extended trip into the Trinity Valley. In his rounds, Mr. Price discovered that thc Valley is fast filling up with a population of thrifty, patriotic citizens, and hc came home strongly imbued with the desire to see these people given access to the Emlerby-Mabel Lake road. The settlers of Trinity Valley are deserving of the Government's most earnest consideration in connection with the proposed wagon road and bridge across thc Spallumcheen. LEAVING FOR ENGLAND Fine Suits for Men The importance from a social and business point of view of being well- dressed cannot be overestimated. A display of order and taste in dress is a pledge that these excellent qualities extend to business transactions and penetrate the character. $34 $24 $16.50 i all doubt from your minds that I am attempting to impose upon you in any manner whatsoever. I herewith return cheque and voucher pending adjustment. Yours faithfully, A. SUTCLIFFE. *jave Money I wish to call your attention to the large line of. Furniture, Linoleums, Carpet Squares, Rugs, Window Shades and Household Furnishings I have in stock. Have just added another car-load of new goods to my already large stock. If you want anything in these lines call and see my goods. A few prices will convince you that you can save money by dealing with me: Drc .(.!���������������������������. .Stum!, onk finish, from $11. to $2(1 Sideboards, " " 15 to -10 Extension Tables, " " !> to 2f> Dinin������������������ Chair, all prices from 75c to fii each Iron Beds & .Sprinifs. from *\S.i_ to f25. Mattressw>. from .....0 to 17.0(1 J'arlor Tables and Stands. 1.50 to 10.00 W. T. HOLTBY Furniture Dealer and Undertaker BRADLEY BLK. ENDERBY Minute of meeting of April 20: Letter from M. J. Crehan, char- jtered accountant of Vancouver, offering to audit the city's accounts at the end of the year for ?50.00, or if a 'quarterly visit were made at this sum plus hotel expenses for the time -spent=in=Ender-.y_^I-t^w-as=decided=to; : accept the latter arrangement. I am contemplating retiring from business and leaving Enderby for England and desire to sell out my stock of cloths, trimmings, sewing machine and tailoring implements. The same are now on sale at my shop, corner George and Mill streets. ���������������������������WM, ELSON. Enderby. I .n_.nn_M Amount city refused to grant home' i man this year: .?35.00. j Amount city will pay outside man : for the same work at the end of this :year: ?50.00 aiid hotel expenses. j Amount that would remain in town ;if paid to the Enderby home owner 'and ratepayer: .$Go.00. ! Amount that will remain in town [ when paid to outside man and non- ratepayer: -?15.00 or thereabouts. | Amount of loss to Enderby as a rc- , suit of this transaction��������������������������� ? We have some good Cheap Lumber which we are selling at prices From $5to-$13 Dress Shoes for Men, Women and Children We have splendid values in footwear. And especially just now in footwear for the Ladies. A discount of 10 per cent, will be made in Ladies' Shoes. In some sizes we will do even better than that���������������������������the price will be cut to almost cost. It is your opportunity to get shoe bargains, and you are wise to take advantage of it. GET YOUR SEATS EARLY FOR SALE Seed Oats and Spring Wheat. My seed is No. 1 and guaranteed free 'from all noxious seeds. Special quotation on ton lots. Apply��������������������������� R. WADDELL, Hazelmere Ranch, Enderby. More and better poultry markets every year, and more and better poultry for the markets. The greatest treat it has ever been Enderby's good pleasure to enjoy is | in store for it when tlie Juvenile ! Bostonians appear here on the evening of May 13 th. in the musical j comic opera "Berta's Billions." It jis said to be thc best thing these talented artists have ever appeared in, and they are captivating their audiences everywhere. Speaking of their receht appearance at Lethbridge the Daily Herald says: The large audience which attended the. Majestic Theatre last evening, (April 20th) were given a great treat by those well-known versatile young players, the Juvenile Bostonians. They went there expecting something good, but never expected anything quite so delightful as the musical comedy as put per thousand Also small lots of special stocks which we wish to move. If you will call ancl see.us .we_.will name figures to do business. A. R. Rogers Lumber Co. Limited Enderby B. C While we are offering these exceptional inducements in Ladies' footwear, we are prepared to give j"' the Gentlemen important reductions. It will pay you \ to investigate. THE POLSON MERCANTILE CO. ENDERBY BRICK THE BEST BRICK IN THE PROVINCE. Specified in C. P. R. contract for facing Revelstoke Station. A large stock now on hand. Reasonable prices for large or small quantities. By far the cheapest material for a substantial house: Cool in summer; warm in winter: saves most of your painting, and half the cost of insurance. w'VTW.aW '������������������* 1PT ���������������������������_ 1������������������T._������������������ *������������������������������������������������������*____! _l If you want to Buy, Sell or Trade A FARM A FRUIT LOT A HOUSE A BUSINESS LOT or A BUSINESS I have them at Mara, Enderby_ Vernon, Victoria, Vancouver, Winnipeg, or elsewhere. Write to me. My new list is ready. Chas. W. Little Eldernell Orchard Mara, B. C Enderby Representative��������������������������� ANOR L. MATTHEWS. The Enderby Brick & Tile Co. .Enderby In and out of season Call Up Robinson And phone your rush orders at our expense. We are ready with the goods you want as you want them. Our facilities are equal ts your immediate requirements and we make it our business to ensure you absolute satisfaction. COFFEE-Our Homestead Brand. Sales steadily increasing. Try it. We guarantee it to please. TEAS--We have some bargains. WALTER ROBINSON Fred. H. Barnes BUILDER & CONTRACTOR Plans and estimates furnished Dealer in Windows, Doors, Turnings and all factory work. Rubberoid Roofiing, Screen Doors and Windows. Glass cut to any size. I represent S. C. Smith Co,, of Vernon. Enderby. A Good Line FOR EVERYBODY I Fop Sale Evepywhepe ���������������������������!_ 1 . 0 7 7) Thursday, April 28, 1910. SUPPLEMENT TO THE ENDERBY PRESS AND WALKER'S WEEKLY. OKANAGAN ELECTORAL DISTRICT XOTrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN tliat objections to the following .names' being retained on tbe Register ot "Voters for the Okanagan Electoral District have been Hied with me under ��������������������������� this .provisions ol! tlie "Provincial Elections ���������������������������_ct" and amendments, Viz.:��������������������������� . No. : 7 9 11 14 r' l.'l 20 21 26 29 32 . -34 35 37 38 ���������������������������11 42 47 4S 56 58 59 C2 67 ��������������������������� ������������������8 C9 70 71 73 74 78 SI 88 89 90 92 94 100 102 106 110 113 114 115 .6 120 126 129 131 132 133 142 144 147 149 NAME Adams, Clifford .. ... Adams, Ernest Hope... Adams, William Ezra... Affleck, James Stewart. Agnew, Harry.... ... .. . Aitkens, Charles' Carroll Colby Aitchison, Charles ...,...... Aitkens, Clement.. Aitken, James Albers, .Mike Albers, Simon Albers, .Mathias Albers, Peter Alcock, William Alcock, Albert John Alexander, William. ...: Alexander, William Allan, William L Allan, Thomas Allison, John Robert Aimes, B. S Amer, Laban ' Anderson, John Anderson, Neville Ebdell Anderson, Charles Walter... Anderson, John Ludwick. ... Anderson, Antoine Anderson, Rockie William.. . Anderson,: Edmund Arbuthnot Anderson, Peter Andrews; William Thomas... Angus, Alexander Archibald, Marvin Archibald, Reuben Archibald, Reuben Ariss, Llewelyn Armitage, Alfred Emerson.... Armstrong, William Frederick Arnason, John ��������������������������� Asher, Edmund Bruce Ashton, Jay Asson, John Sheldon Asson, Harry Atchison, Samuel . . r Atkin,- Valentine Atkinson, William Ayer, Reuben Charles Badger, James Edward.. Bagnall, Charles Edward Bailey, John M Bailey, John Melchior. .. Baird, Andrew Baird, James Ebert Baker, George Charles'. .- Baker, Frederick Residence Profession Objection Whyte. B. 226 227 228 229 233 234 235 238 239 243 244 245 24 8 254 256 35 8 261 264 274 277 281 2S8 289 297 301 302 303 =.306 3 OS 318 320 325 326 ' 32S 331 332 334 335 339 343 34 9 351 358 359 360 361 362 363 364 365 370 375 377 379 380 3S1 ..SG 3SS .396 39 4 03 405 4 06 4 07 409 412 413 414 415 416 ���������������������������118 419 420 150 Baker, James 152 Ball, Joseph 155 Ball, William Henry. 156 Ball, Samuel 159 Band, Martin McKenzie. 160 Ban ford. Fred 161 Banks, Edmund 163 Bannister, Thomas Hope. 167 Barber, Samuel 171 Barker, Charles 151 Barnet, Janies Mersden 152 Barnett, William Welland... 153 Barr, John1" 1S8 Barrie, Charles 190 Barry, Joseph Hanson 197 Basham, Jabez 201 Bathurst, Frederick Harlev.. 202 Baulia, Nels_ 203 Bawden, Samuel George 20S Bayliss, William- ........ 211 Beard, Albert John . 213 Beascoby, -Frederick Ernest. . 216 Beatty, Henry Walker.". 217 Beatty, Alexander ; 220 Beaumont, Leopold 221 Beck, Alexander ........... 223 Beckman, Fred Beckman, Frederick ' Beeson, Edgar Thomas Beetham, Leonard Charles... Beliveau, Wilfred Bell, Lowrie Bell, Joseph Ferman Bell, Peter Edmund. Bell, William Robert Bell, Thomas William Bellamy, Sydney .. ." Bennett, Albert Edward....". Bennett, John Wesley Bennett, Richard Owen Greet. Bentley, Richard Irvine.'.... Berrey, William Roland Berger, Joseph Bertram, John T , Bessette, Peter Bessette, Frank Bigger, John A : Biggin, Herbert William Bilty, Arthur.Martin..." Bird, Milton Thompson Bird, Robert Windsor Birnie, Frank James Black, Alexander Duncan Black, James , Black, William Lawrence Blackhall,���������������������������John���������������������������-. ..=v.___^_=?v Blackwood, Norman Blance, James William Blane, James Boaz, Thomas Bochler, Englebert Bogert, John Edward Bolton, Charles Blyth," Cecil Thomas Bond, Cecil Henry. . .''. Bongard, Edward Stanley Boothroyd, Silas William Boston, William Bourcel, Francis Bourdon, Eugene Bower, Henry Richard Bowman, George Bowman, Joseph Robinson. . .. Bowcott, William James Bowden, Charles Gordon Bqwell, William John Bowel), Stephen Robert Bowen, Frank William Bowlsby, Zedeska Boyer, Weldon Fraser Boyer, Alonzo Brewer Bradley, John Joseph Bradley, Reginald Bradley, William AVilbert... Breedon, Frederick AVilliam... Bremner, David Brims, James Alexander....... Brisbane, Alexander Macdonald Broad, Hubert Frederick..... Broderick, William Tindall.... Brodie, James ...........'.'... Brodie, Giffard . ...... ."."-"."...".". Brooks, James .... -..'.' Brookland, Clement Francis... Brow, William Henry........ Brown, Thomas ..........'. .������������������������������������������������������. Brown, John Albert Brown, Samuel Peter Herman.. Brown, William Robert...... Brown, William .....-....... Brown, Robert George....... 425 Brown, Hugh William. 4 28 Brown, John ............. 429 Brown, John ...'. .'.��������������������������� 4 32 Bruce, William Arthur.. . 435 Bruton, James William 4 37 Bryant, Cecil Roland. ���������������������������138 Bryant, William ...... 440 Bryson, James 4 51 Buker, Wellington .- 4 53 Bull, Victor Joseph......... .- 458 Bunce, Benton .- ,459 Bunce, Joseph E 460 Burgess, Thomas Ashton..... 4 61 Burke, Patrick Andrew 4 67 Burns, Frank 475 Burrell, Peter .- 4 82 Butchart, Harry Summerland, Block 454'... ........... . . . . Penticton, Lot 14, Block 37..........;.. Kelowna, Lake View Hotel.. .....:....... Penticton, Lot 33. . ... ......:...... Penticton, West Side Ellis Street.. ..'. .. .-. Naramata, Blk. 20, Lot 210............. Vernon, Coldstream Ranch.......:. .".���������������������������'.;.. .'���������������������������' Peachland, Lot 47, Blk. 11S-1 Vernon, Gore Street Lumby, Albers' Farm Lumby, Albers' Farm Lumby, Albers' Farm -iimby, Lavington Ranch Okanagan 'Valley, Lot 20 Penticton, Lots 4 and 5 B. E Armstrong, C. P. R. Work Car Lumby, Rani's Horn Hotel Enderby, A. Paul's House , Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Armstrong, C. Schubert's Farm Kelowna, Wollaston . Farm Kelowna, P. Ellison's Farm, Mission Road.. Okanagan Landing, Wood's Farm Vernon, B. X. Ranch Armstrong, Huntley's Camp Armstrong, Huntley's Camp Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Armstrong, One Mile North Ewing's Landing, Killlney Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Short's Point, Lot 2550 Peachland, Beach Avenue Vernon, Mara Avenue Summerland, Lot 455 Kelowna, Water Street Vernon, Cary's Farm, Long Lake Armstrong, Railway Avenue Kelowna, Lot 61, Ethel Street Lumby, Anderson's Farm Vernon, Maple Street Armstrong, 2 Miles East ' Armstrong, Holiday's Ranch Armstrong, Holiday's Ranch '. Kelowna, Lot 122 Okanagan Mission, C. Blackwood's Farm... Summerland, Lot 497, Blk. 17 Mara, Sec. 32, Tp. 19 Vernon, Victoria Hotel Vernon, Barnard Avenue Enderby ,F. Hassard's Farm Kelowna, Lot 14, Blk. 13...., Enderby, %-Mile from Enderby ". Enderby, Knight St ��������������������������� Okanagan, S. E. _. Sec. 24, Tp. 17.: Summerland, Lots S and 9, Blk. 45, Subd. of Lot '455 Rutland, Lot 1, Map 603 \.. . Kelowna, Lot 4 65, Knox Estate Kelowna, Block 13 , Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Kelowna, Glenn Avenue Okanagan, Lot 104 ��������������������������� Lansdowne, McClary's Ranch Vernon, Vernon Hotel Kelowna, Lot 42, Subd. 415 Kelowna, Palace Hotel Penticton, Ellis Street Armstrong, East View '. Vernon,. Fuller Street Armstrong, Okanagan Street. . .' Enderby, Cliff' Street - Penticton, Hayward St.. .. Summerland, Lot 4 55 Lumby, Ram's Horn Hotel .. .'.: Armstrong, Okanagan Hotel. ".', Armstrong, Clinton Farm, Larkin........ Penticton, Winnipeg St Okanagan Landing, Bruce's Mill Kelowna, Pendozi St. ..... Penticton, Lot 75, Main St ' Vernon, Victoria Hotel Summerland, Blk. 59, Lot 455 Lumby, Christien's Hotel, Mabel Lake P.O Enderby, King Edward Hotel Armstrong, Gabou__'s"Farm Vernon, Coldstream Ranch White Valley, Bardolph's Ranch Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel..' "... Okanagan -Mission, J. M. Rutlands' Farm.. Okanagan Mission, Bell's Farm Armstrong, _ohn Docksteader's Farm.... Penticton, Ellis Street Armstrong, Cargill Ranch Peachland, Lot 11S3 Peachland, Lot 221 ; Vernon, Pine St Enderby, Ira Jones' House Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Vernon, Pleasant Heights ....... Kelowna, Lot 3, Blk. 5S, Harvey Avenue.. Lumby, Bessette Estate, Lot IS Vernon, Royal Hotel Kelowna, Ethel Street Kelowna, Lake View Hotel Summerland, Lot 455, Blk. 44 Kelowna, Lot 17, Blk. 143, Tp. 20 Kelowna, Lot 1 7, Blk. 143, Tp. 26 Vernon, Tronson Street Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Vernon, Victoria Hotel Kelowna, Glenn Avenue ._. ���������������������������_���������������������������_���������������������������_���������������������������_ Pentictonf__lis'���������������������������Ranch777"."7'.""."777." . 1. Kelowna, Lake Front Penticton, Westminster Ave Vernon, Ellison Street Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Lumby, Bochler's Farm.- Enderby, Bogert's Farm Enderby, George Street , Vernon, Royal Hotel Farmer Farmer Agent Rancher Mason Gentleman Farm Hand .... Rancher Carpenter Farmer Farmer Farmer Labourer Farmer Rancher Bridgeman Carpenter Farmer Carpenter Farmer .Farmer Labourer Farmer Labourer Painter Farmer Teamster , Farmer Rancher Logger . .'. Rancher Baker Printer ��������������������������� , Carpenter Carpenter Farmer : , Telegraph OprHr Farmer Farmer '.. . Labourer Farmer Labourer Labourer Labourer Farmer Fruit Grower Millman Millman Book-keeper Farmer Teamster Plasterer Labourer Engineer Kelowna, Lot 34, Map 204 Okanagan Landing, C. P. R. Lands Lumby, Bessette's Mill Jackman, Cherry Creek Mine Lumby, Boureel's Farm Vernon, -Victoria - Motel -.-....- Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Vernon Vernou, Mission Street Vernon, Wood's Lake Okanagan Mission, Bowden's Farm Armstrong, Bowell's Farm Armstrong, Knob Hill Vernon, Coldstream Ranch Okanagan, Lot 104 Enderby, McLeod's House Enderby, Belvedere St Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Enderby, A. R. Roger's Boarding House. Eiiderby, Mara' Road. .. '".".'���������������������������'..... ...... Vernon, Kalamalka Hotel Armstrong, Okanagan Hotel Vernon, Coldstream Hotel., Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Ewing's Landing, 'Short's Point. Enderby, /Mill Street. ........ ........ Kelowna, Bernard Ave..'. ". Naramata, Lot 224-211'..,.. ....... ... Vernon, Okanagan Centre. Enderby, One Mile North Vernon, Victoria Hotel.... Okanagan Landing, Str. York.....:...-. Kelowna, S. E. % Sec. 6, Tp. 26.. .'. ...... Kelowna, Lequime Block. Kelowna, Okanagan Mission........... Okanagan, Brown's Farm Silver Creek, His Ranch. Rutland, Lot 23, Map 245 Kelowna, Lot 23..'........... .'.... .. . Kelowna, Lot 136, Tp. 2G. . . Okanagan Landing, Bruce's House....;.. Armstrong, D. Graham's Farm Okanagan Centre, Rainbow Ranch....... Peachland, Lot 16, Blk. 1184 Vernon, Barnard Avenue Armstrong, Railway Avenue Vernon, Cross Farm. Enderby, Enderby Saw Mill Enderby, Enderby Saw Mill Peachland, Lot 24, Blk. 118'4. Vernon, K. Sweet's Farm, Commonage... Lumby, P. Ellison's Ranc"h Salmon Arm, Burrell. Farm Enderby, S. 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Carlson, Barnard .... 487 4 90 492 500 502 511 514 5.15 519 5 25 5 26 5 29 5 30 536 541. 54 2 5 ���������������������������! 3 54 0 5 IS 551 552 553 556 559 5 64 505lCaiison, Charles 500 503 569 573 577 579 5S1 601 602 603 605 606 613 621 622 628 629 633 640 65 0 652 654 656 657 65 8 659 660 661 665 675 679 6S 688 6S9 699 716 729 730 Andrew Graham.. Colin ...... Simon Alexander. James Donald. ... John Murray.. .. Angus Harry. Archibald B.. ... George D... ...... Frank . ...... .. . John Clark...... Matthias ........ Carman, George Anson. . .'���������������������������... Carmicbael, Duncan Alfred. Carnegie, David . . . _.... .'.-. Carpenter, Charles .....:.'. Carscallen, Shibley Goldsmit Carson, George '. Carswell, John Catt, George Clifford Catt, James Cavanagh, William John... Chamberlain, Rufus A Chambers, Edgar Millet. . .. Chaplin, George Chatterton, Richard Cheesman, John Reginald.. Childs,. Christopher Thomas. Chisholm, Donald Duncan.. Christian, Joseph William .. Christien, Alexander Clark, Thomas Clarke, George Herbert Clarke, Albert Gerald : Clarke, Albert Edward..... Claughton, Arthur Claughton, Milton Clayton .Richard. Stopford.. Clayton, Frank Albert Clegg, John Arthur Clement, William James. . .. Coakwell, James Francis... Cochrane, James Collicutt, Jesse Albert.'.... Collicutt, Charles Clarence.. Collicutt, Albert John Colvin, Robert Cook, William John Cooper, Thomas Arnold. . .. Copeland, Robert Andrew... Corbett, David 733 Corbett, Colin 737 Cormack, Gerald Frederick.. 741Cosens, Sidney Cornelius..., 48 Cougdon, Elbert 749 Coughlan, Daniel 753 Covey, William Archibald... 755 Cowan, James 756 Cowan, Alexander 758 Cox, Alfred James 759 Cox, William Machell 765 Craib, John Peter 767 Craig, William Rupert 770 Cranston, Charles 772 Crawford, Thomas 773 Crawford, Robert . . .' 774 Crawford, M. William, Sr 775 Crawford, William 778 Crawford, John Henry 7S2 Creech, Norrie Alfred 790 Croskell, John AVilliam 791 Croskell, William George.... 794 Crouse, Edwin 7 95 Crowe, John Seldon ......... 500 Cruikshank, George ;. .- 501 Cry, William SO . Cudmore, Enos . . . ..' ".. 09 Cummings, John . .. S10 Cummings, John ��������������������������� S13 Cuneen, William' SI5 Cundell, Henry 816 Curran, -William Henry S17Curnow, Charles Edwin P... 518 Currie, James Hasty 519 Currie, Samuel H. .' Spinks' House. ... . W. Vi Sec. 17, Tp. 2550. 20, R. 10, 20 ,1 . 9 19, R. Vernon, Judge Salmon Arm, S W. Gth M- Ewing's Landing His Farm, L Mara, Cadden's Ranch Okanagan Landing, Haw's House.. Okanagan Landing, Short's Point. . Vernon, Coldstream Street Vernon, Coldstream Ranch Vernon, Coldstream Estate Lumby, Mabel Lake Salmon Ann, S. _ of N. >/_. of Tp. W. Gth M Summerliind, Lot 455 Vernon, A'ernon Hotel Silver Creek, His Farm Enderbv, Part S. E. _ Sec. 13, Tp Kelowna, Lot, 122 Enderby, Enderby Hotel Penticton, Webster's Mill Summerland. Lot 4 55 Enderby, Enderby Hotel Peachland, Lot 4, Blk. 3, 4 90 Vernon, Victoria Hotel Vernon, Seventh Street Armstrong, Rashdale Farm Enderby, Enderby Hotel Vernon, Okanagan llotel A'ernon, White Valley, Murray's Ranch Penticton. Penticton Hotel A'ernon, Mara.Avenue Armstrong, Ashton's Ranch, Creamery Kelowna, Lot 12, Blk. 13, Map 4 02. .. ; Salmon Arm A'ernon, Tronson Street - , Lumby, Glencaird Mabel Lake, Sugar Lake Lumby, Sadler's Farm, Mabel Lake Enderby, Deep Creek, N. '_ S. E. V* Sec. 7 Armstrong, Chambers' Farnr. . .". Salmon Arm ". Okanagan Landing, Pt. Sec. 11 and 14, Tp. 13 Nahun, Lot 1292 ". A'ernon, A'ictoria Hotel Jackman, Cherry Creek Mine ���������������������������.-. Armstron, Christian's Ranch Lumby, Quesnel's Ranch A'ernon, Vernon* Hotel Okanagan Landing, Aberdeen Boat Enderby, Cliff Street -, Rutland, Lot 11, Map 425. Rc Penticton, Lot-II, Smith Street Peachland, Peachland Hotel A'ernon, Shuswap Avenue..'. Armstrong,. Railway Avenue Kelowna, Blackwood's House _ . .. Kelowna, Clement's Farm Agent Okanagan Mission, AVhelan's Ranch Farmer Vernon, A'ernon Hotel Farmer Armstrong, Swanson Road . Farmer Armstrong, 1 Mile AVest Farmer Armstrong, Swanson Road Farmer Summerland, Lot 427 Carpenter Peachland, Peachland Hotel .' Labourer Rutland, Lot 43, Map 426 .\ .Rancher Kelowna, Lot 10, Blk. 64 Rancher Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Carpenter A'ernon,. Coldstream Hotel. . '. Okanagan Landing, Str. Aberdeen........ Kelowna, Bredalbane- Ranch 20, Tp. 20, R. 9. . ." Labourer Farmer Farmer Engine Wiper . Boat Builder . . Farmer Merchant Farm Hand . . . Labourer School Teacher Farmer Clergyman Labourer Rancher Farmer Labourer . . Miller ".'. Foreman Labourer ...... Logger " Boat Builder. .. Labourer Mariner Farmer .....' Hotel Clerk..'.'. Farmer Farmer . . .'". , , t Hotel Keeper Labourer ', Farmer Clerk '.I'.' Labourer Carpenter ...... Rancher ....... Rancher ' Farmer ... .''' Rancher Farmer '..". '. \-\-\ Farmer ... .... Farmer ' Farmer , Carpenter ' Miner ',' Farmer .', Farmer Labourer ' Fireman ...'.".'.' Barber '.', Rancher Lather '.'.'. Carpenter Real Est. Agent! Blacksmith .... Agent Salmon Arm, N. E. . Okanagan, O'Keefe's Enderby, George St. .... '. Kelowna, Lot 57 '. : Kelo.wna, Lot 57 '." Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Creighton Valley, Hutchinson's Farm A'ernon, A'ance Street ' Rutland,,Lot 33 ,Map 264 A'ernon, Pine Street Vernon, Greenhow's Ranch, Larkin.. Okanagan Mission, Crawford's Farm. Okanagan Mission, Sec. 29, Tp. 20... Okanagaii Mission, Crawford's Farm. Armstrong, Knob Hill ; Labourer Labourer . Rancher. .. Farmer- . . Labourer . Mill Hand Farmer . . Rancher .. Rancher .. Farmer . . Carpenter , Rancher .. Farmer .. Farmer . . Farmer .. Farmer . . Farmer . . Farmer. . . Armstrong, Creamery Road. . .' Farmer 823 Curtis, Robert 824 Curtis, Elias S25 Curtis, .John Hamilton S2C Curtis, Charles S27 Curtis, Harry S31 Cushman, AVilliam Henry 834 Dacers, Ranulf Harry '836 Dagg, James Clifton S41 Dale, Alexander, Jr S4 5 Dalgliesh, Alex. Warrington 846 Dalrymple, Robert AVilliam. S4 7Daly, John S4S Daniels, Josepii Ira S51 Darcy, James S55 Dasnieres, Rene S60 Davidson, James Alexander.. S63 Davidson, AVilliam Alexander. 563 Davies, John ��������������������������� 564 Davies, James 569 Davis, Ephriam James~ 570 Davis, Ernest S74 Davey, Edward Austen ...... S79 Day, George AVaiter 550 Day, Ephriam Arthur 551 Day, George SS6[Doaver, George_Milligaii , '8 S 9peBeckT"I l o wa rd Ludlow S90 894 901 904 913 917 918 923 927 929 931 934 94 4 -950 951 953 955 959 960 961 905 . 966 967 971 972 973 974 977 97S 995 996 997 1000 1002 1003 1006 .1009 1011 1012 1013 1014 1017 1019 1020 1022 1024 1025 1027 1032 1033 1036 1041 1049 1051 1053 1060 1064 1066 Deeley, Daniel deLautour, Percival John Deck Dennison, Fred Denniston, James, Sr Desmantels, Arthur Desrochero, Alphonse ...... DeTremenden, Auguste ..... Dickson, George James. ..... Didillion', Louis .... . . ....'. Dilley, AVilliam Henry. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������'.'. Dillion, Bishop Percy;...... Dilworth, AVilliam John. .... Dolierty, .George-Henry; .-.... DolsenrGeorge/Parkerr.rTfi . Dom, AVilliams ............ Donaldson, Richard- Kennedy. Donnely, Samuel ...... Pitt. Dorval, Rev. Father Dom Douglas, John: ......... Douglas, AVilliam ....... Downton, John ......... Doyle, Owen Joseph..... Doyle, George .......... Praper, Richard .... .���������������������������".. . Dregar, August ......... Dregir, Edward .. ...... Drew, Thomas Driffen, AVilliam Driggs, Aseal Duncan, James ........... Dundas, Thomas George.... Dundas, Frank Leslie. Dunham, Thomas ......... Dunlop, John AVilliam. Dunn, David Andrew.... Dunning, Rowland Dunsmore, Joseph Monteith. Duteau, Narcisse '.'... Duteau, Alexander ... ....'; Dutton, Joseph .. ......... Duval, Archie Arthur. . ..... Dwyer, Leo Augustine Eagle, Edward Arthur Eakins, Herbert ....... .:.. Eamo, Laban Easto, AVaiter' Warson. Eastwood, James Herbert... Ecclestone, Arthur Rosina. . Edmonds, John Stock Edwards, AVilliam Edwards, Frank Eite, AVilliam Mitchell.. ., . Ellis, Henry Albert,, ' Ellis, William J.ames:...... Ellison, Noel ,. Ely, AV, R Emeny, Peter Empey, James Albert. ..'..'. 1070|Endersby, AVilliam Edward.. 1071 Endersby, Henry Vernon, Victoria Hotel Vernon, Okanagan Hotel A'ernon, Greenhow's Ranch,- Larkin Kelowna,' Lake A'iew Hotel Kelowna,-K. L. O; Ranch. ."... ..:'". Okanagan ,Ldg., Str. Aberdeen'... . Summerland, Lot 455 ....;.'.':.".. . Enderby, Cliff St., Lot 18, Blk. 6.. A'ernon, Okanagan Hotel Kelowna, Bear Ck., P. R. 4983.. .. Armstrong; Patterson Ave Enderby, Curran's Farm... Okanagan Mission, Lequime Ranch Jackman, His Pre-emption, Tp. 57. Salmon Arm, S. E. % Sec-19, Tp. 20, AVest 6th .M Armstrong, Curtis' Farm, Kamloops Road! Penticton, Main Street Penticton, Lot ,1, Blk. 18a ! :.. Armstrong, Kamloops Road Okanagan Ldg., Curtis' Farm Armstrong. Armstrong Hotel A'ernon, Mission Road Enderby, Barnes Addition Enderby, Dales' Farm .'," Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Silver Creek, .S. AV. M Sec. 7, Tp. 1 9, R. A'ernon, A'ernon Hotel Armstrong, Patterson Avenue Summerland, llotel Summerland. . .". Kelowna, AV. side Ok. Lake A'rnon, Okanagan Hotel Kelowna; AVestbank, Lot 2601 Jackman, Cherry Creek Penticton, Main St Okanagan Ldg., S. S. York Rutland, Lot G, Map 24 5 Vernon, Lot 35 B, Coldstream Okanagan, Day's Farm, W. .side Ok. Lake. Okanagan Mission, Lec.uime Ranch Enderby, King Edward Hotel A'.eriion.-Mara .Avenue. Engineer Labourer Labourer Engineer Labourer Labourer Farmer Real Est. Planerman Stonemason Labourer . Farmer .. .. Miller Farmer . . , Agent.i 267., O.. 1 Penticton, Lot 3, Subd. h. A'ernon, T. AVood's Farm ' Vernon, Coldstream Estate Summorland, Summerland Syndicate.... Penticton, Ellis St .- Vernon, Railway Avenue Kelowna, Royal Hotel Okanagan Mission, DeTremenden's Farm. Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Lumby, Ram's Horn Hotel. ...' Okanagan Centre, Lot 6, B Vernou, Rainbow Ranch . . . Rutland. Lot 62, Blk. 14 3. . Summprland, Blk. 254 3, Lot Kelowna," Lots 19 and"20 A'ernon, Okanagan Hotel Vernon, Carlvinc Ranch, B. X Vernon, Barnard Avenue A'ernon, Lot 2, Blk. 42 Enderby, Enderby Hotel Peachland, Lot 9, Blk. 4S2 Kelowna, Lake A'iew Hotel Mara, Rothesay Lumber Co Jackman, Monashee Okanagan Mission, Smlth.son Estate. Rutland, Lot 50 Vernon, Coldstream St" Hullcar, Piatten's Farm Kelowna, South Kelowna llotel and 22 Caesar's j Farmer Dundas' Ranch 'Labourer 21. A'ernon, A'ernon Rutland, Lots 7 Okanagaii Ldg., AVestbank, C. P, Peachland, Lot 5, Blk. Kelowna, Palace Hotel.............. Penticton, AV. A. McLean's Camp. .'..., Summerland' .'. A'ernon, Pino Street A'ernon, R. Swift's Farm.. ...... ...., Lumby, J. B. Doschamp's Farm. Vernon, Coldstream Estate........... Penticton, Penticton Hotel.. Summerland, the Barber Shop. Summerland, Lot 4, Blk. 45, Ij. 455.... Okanagan Ldg., S. S. York.. . Vernon, Dewdney Street Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Enderby, Garnett's Boarding House.... Kelowna, Okanagan Mission Vernon, Okanagan Hotel. ..... .'.��������������������������� Okanagan Ldg., C. P. R. Track Okanagan, Greenhow's Ranch Silver Creek, S. E. % Sec. 30, Tp. IS.. . Mara, S. E. Vi Sec. S, Tp. 20.. A'ernon, Mara Avenue Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Summerland, Lot 4SO, Blk. 5.. .'.��������������������������� Armstrong, A. J. McDonald's Farm.... Armstrong, Rosedale Addition..,; Vernon, Lloyd's Ranch s'aramata, Lots 17-20, Blk. 67, L. 210. Brakeman ... Farmer ' Nurseryman .. Nurseryman .. Farmer Gentleman ..-. Teamster .... Farmer ..... Carpenter .... Farmer Rancher Farmer Carpenter .... Labourer Carpenter Farmer Farmer Farmer Miner Carpenter Deck Hand ... Civil Engineer. Rancher Rancher Farmer Logger -Teamster ~.~.~.~: Fruit Grower . Laoburor Civil Engineer J.abourer Labourer Labourer Teamster Farmer Road Foreman Bar Tender .. . Farmer Farmer Rancher Fruit Grower . Farmer Labourer Rancher Carpenter n. C. Priest. , . Labourer Rancher Butcher Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left-Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. 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Farmer Sawmiller Rancher ........ Labourer Left Dist. Left. Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left. Dist. Left Dist. J^eft Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. (Continued.) SUPPLEMENT TO THE ENDERBY PRESS AND WALKER'S WEEKLY. Thursday, April 28, 1910. OK.VXAG.AX ELECTORAL DISTRICT���������������������������Continued. No. NAME Residence Profession Objection No. NAME Residence 1.0 72|England. Ernest 1.075|English, Robert 1076 English, AVilliam Charles... 1077 Ensor, Charles Thomas 107S Enouy, Frederick 1.0S0 Esson, Alexander 1053 Etter, Eugene 1054 Etter, Mark'Morale 10S9 Evans, Frederick 1093 Evans, Percy J 1094 Evans, Frederick William.. 1097 Evans. William'George 1095 Evarts, Lucius, Fhilo. 110S Fagg, Frank Charles 1.109 Fail-brother, Horace Cecil.. I 1 1 I Falconer .Oswald . 1 112|Falconer, Oswald :>.. 1 1 1 7!Faulkni_r, Edwin Gibbs. . .. 111 njFaulkner, Andrew Amos.... 1120 Faulkner, .lames Fornian... 1 122;Favell, Wilfred . .-. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� 1130[Fonnor, Lawrence Austen... lKlljFenton, David Alexander... n:U]Feiiwick, Joseph ��������������������������� ��������������������������� li:L"ilFerguson, Frederick 114 0:Ferguson. John Henry. . ... ��������������������������� L1 -121Fernie, John ........ ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� 114 3|Fessant, Alwyn ....-.- I 1 50|Filler, Alfred .-'-. .115tjFinch, Albert Edward 1153|Fiiilay. Leslie William... .. II 54!Finlay, William Raymond. ll.-.SIFinlayson, AVilliam Angus. HG0|Finley, William Burton. 45, Fuller Street] .' 20,' Tp. 20, R. Lot 4 55, 1162 1163 1166 1169 117-1 11.76 11 SO - 1.1S1 1132 ll'S 6 11S7 Finucane, George Edward. Fisher, Janies Boyd Fitzgerald, Gerald Lucius. . Fleming, Edward . Fleming, William Henry.. . Fleming, Herbert Lome... Fletcher, Harold Fletcher, Thomas William, Fletcher,. Thomas Folkhard, William Folkard, Fred 1190 Forbes, Alfred Duncan.. . . ���������������������������1-192 Ford, George . . . . ....". .. . 1196 Ford, Guy William Justice. 1207 Foster .Frederick ..... .V. l'2'09 Foulds, Alfred'/ . ... :\ 1210 Foulis, Robert ... . '.-. . . .'. . 121.1 Fowler, Alfred 1213 Fowler, James AVesley. . .. 1215 Fox, Frank .... .������������������������������������������������������..'. .. .121.9 Fox, Joseph Sanger.... . .; 1.220 Fox, Frederick Earl. ... .'.". 1.222 Foy, Michael ...'. . .'. .'.'. 1 226 Frank, Jacob Otto....... 1227 Franklin, Jacob . .... . . . ].232|Fraser, John / . . . ..... .. 1234IFraser, AVilliam .'. ... . . . 12 35 j Fraser, AVilliam Farr_uhar. 123S 1239 1240 12-14 1251 1259 1200 12 63 1273 1274 12 7S 1279 12S-1 1291 1293 1297 131S 1319 1321 1322 1323 1325 1320 132S 1330 1334 1337 134 2 13-13 134 4 134 5 13 5 3 1.354 1.35 0 1. 13 J! 5 1.369 1.370 1373 1374 137-7 Fraser, Leon Bruce Fraser, Alexander Melvin. Fraser, Donald Frazer. AVilliam Jacob... Frei, AVilliam Joseph. . . . Fritz, Silver Frost. Jobn Fuller, Lorenzo .Murray. ��������������������������� Gage, Arthur Ewart Gagen, Richard Galbraith, Richard : William Stavely Gallagher, Joseph .... ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������� IGammon, John llatiod Cutb bert Gardiner, Stewart Garnett, Edmund 'Garnett George Franklin Gellet, George. William Gelsthorpe, Bernard George, Philip James Wynne. George, AVilliam George, Milton Gerrard, Robert Lewis Gerrard, Robert Lewis Gibb, Jabez Gibberson, Cbipman H Gibson, Augustus ........... .Gibson, Joseph Gilian, John William Gill, William Raymond. .-...��������������������������� Gillard, Frederick Joseph. . . . Gillard, John Henry Gilmore, Paul Gilsomo. Anthony Girvin, Richard Gladwin, Gilbert. Harrison. . . JGlennie. Harry Alexander Goddard, James Whitfield . . . Goddard, Edward Arthur Godfrey, Richard Ernest Godson. Arthur Godwin. Janies .[Rutland, Lot-25, Map 425. .iEnderby, Stanley Street... ��������������������������� jVenion, Lots 3 and 4, Blk. .lOyania, The Railroad ��������������������������� jSalmon Arm, S. AV. "_ Sec ��������������������������� iA'ernon, Midmar Ranch..... ��������������������������� iEnderby, Cliff St .jA'ernoii. North Street .[A'ernoii. Seventh Street ��������������������������� ���������������������������jPenticton. Smith Street..... .[A'ernon, Coldstream Hotel... .iArmstrong, Armstrong Hotel ��������������������������� [Penticton, Rigsby Street. .. . ��������������������������� [Peachland, Lot 1, Blk. 3. 490 ������������������������������������������������������Hlilton, .Pre-emption 5203... ������������������������������������������������������[A'ernon. Coldstream Hotel... ���������������������������.[Armstrong,"Armstrong Hotel. ��������������������������� ���������������������������[A'ernon, B. X. Ranch , -'Enderby, Vernon Road ��������������������������� ���������������������������[Summerland, Lot 3194 ��������������������������� -jPontic .on, Martin Street. . . . ��������������������������� ���������������������������jStimmerlaiid, Lot 1-4, Blk. 54 ��������������������������� -i.Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel ������������������������������������������������������[A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch...... ������������������������������������������������������jEnderby( Roger's Boarding House ��������������������������� -[A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch. .". ��������������������������� ��������������������������� i Armstrong, ,Bolt's House ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������Suninierland, Lot 4SS, Bll . 12. ���������������������������vVernon, Tronson Street. . .. ��������������������������� ���������������������������jllilton. His Pre-emption . . . ..���������������������������;. ........ ��������������������������� ���������������������������|Peiiticton, Lot 53,. .". ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������',Penticton . . . . ... ��������������������������� -[Kelowna. Palace Hotel.. . .. . ���������������������������'���������������������������jVernon', Barnard Avenue. . ....;'. .";"..'".'.".". ��������������������������� -[Vernon, Coldstream Estate.... ......... ��������������������������� ���������������������������iKolowna, Fisher's Farm ................. . ��������������������������� ���������������������������lOkanagan Centre, Rainbow Ranch.. ... .'-. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� j Armstrong. Armstrong' Hotel. . ........... ��������������������������� -lOkanagan .Mission, Lot 29 ..... ��������������������������� ��������������������������� I Kelowna, Mission' Road. . .... .....'-. . .'.���������������������������'���������������������������'.-_ ".-; ������������������������������������������������������|Armstrong,: Fletcher's Farm.. .. .... :. . .-.'. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� I.Armstrong, 1 Mile West.-.'...... r. . 'Armstrong, Patterson Avenue... . .. .. ..-.-."-..-, Enderby, Mara Road. . ...... ......... .���������������������������.--. Enderbv.N . E. Vi Sec. lS.Tp. 19, R. S W. 6th M........ . ... ... ......... .. . . .'.-���������������������������, .Enderby, Armstrong Road. ... .���������������������������..,. ..... ��������������������������� j.Vernoii, .Greenhow's; Ranch, Larkin.:. .. . . . ���������������������������jNahuii, MacNair's Farm. .. . "���������������������������'.���������������������������...'-.-.. . .. .;. . ./-, ���������������������������jPenticton, East Side Ok. Lake. . ..-..:. ���������������������������[Enderby. Knight Street. ;���������������������������'.- . ... ..:. .._-.-. ' .Nahun,' Pre-emption 4976. . .'. .-. ... .-. . ... .". ���������������������������[Armstrong,!His Farm, A'ernon Road.. ...'..'./ ���������������������������[Ewing's Landing, Short's Point:. ... ...... ���������������������������[Okanagan Ldg.. S.' S. Aberdeen. . ... .7 ���������������������������]A'ernoii, Barnard Avenue.. .. ............. ���������������������������[Vernon, Lake Drive Avenue. . ..:...... ;:... ���������������������������jVernon, Okanagan Hotel ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������! Vernon, Okanagan Ldg. Road..... ... . . ..." Enderby, Enderby. Saw'Mill. .'." .-..'.;������������������������������������������������������ Okanagan-'Mission, P. Ellison's Enderby. Cliff Street. .-.. . . . . Armstrong, AVood, Cargill Blk...... ... Kelowna, Bernard Avenue. . ..:'. ... Kelowna, Bernard Avenue..... ... Kelowna, Bernard Avenue. ... .... Mabel Lake, Sugar. Lake... ...... -... . Enderby, One -Mile AVest/. .. . .... .Okanagan Mission, Sec. 5,' Tp. 26. . [Okanagaii,Mission, Benvoulin Hotel Vernon,/ Seventh Street:. .,.:. ���������������������������.. .;-.-.'.. Okanagaii Ldg., Str. Aberdeen Kelowna,'K.-L. O Rancher ........ Farmer Labourer . . . Rancner Farmer Carpenter ...... . Machinist ...... Engineer , Painter Rancher .. .< Carpenter ...... Farmer Engineer ...... Rancher ..... . . Farmer Farmer Labourer ...... Farmer Lumberman Farmer ....... Labourer . ���������������������������.-'.. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Plasterer ...... Engineer ...... Farmer . :.'...". Labourer ...... Farm Hand Clergyman Fruit Grower . . Labourer Farmer . . . . . : ��������������������������� Farmer .'. ./. . . ��������������������������� Fruit Grower .... Carpenter .'.... Photographer . ��������������������������� Labourer . . .-.,,'-. Farmer Rancher Liveryman Farmer Rancher Farmer Produce Shipper Labourer Farmer Farm. Left Left- Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left- Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left. Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Lert Left Left Lert Left Left Left Bench, Lot 61. Larkin. 44 a;';���������������������������'Lot '155. l"3S41Goliglitly, AVilliam -Henry. " iam Henry. 13S 13S6 1..S7 1.3SS 13S9 1393 1397 13 9S 14 00 14 01 14 02 14 1 0 1-111 1114 1-117 142S I -13 3 14 3 4 1-13 5 .__!_���������������������������! 3.7 Goligluly, Wil Gomm, John Good, Robert Wiley [Coodall, John Emerson. . . Goodman, Cyril Goold. Frederick Charles. Gordon. Robert George. . . Gordon, Henry Laing. . . . Gordon, James Harold. . . Gordon/James [Gordon, John Cough, Henry William. . . Gourd/-.Archibald Gourlev, .lames Murray... 'Graham. David'.McGregor. Grant, Adam Gr'assie. William Gray, Edward George. . . . ��������������������������� Gray,'Thomas Cook Gray,. Samuel ���������������������������14 4 1 14-17 14 52. /1.4 54jGreeiiici John. Francis. Gray, "George .". . ." Green.-'Thomas A. Greenfield, William Andrew . 115 51Grenwood, Arthu r !457jGn. nwood. Hubert II 61 iGreman, -George 14 04!l!reive. Alexander McDonald 146G|GrilIln, John Henry MOSjGriflith, Henry 1-lOOIGrinios. Elmer Lorenzo 1 4 72',Groose. Arthur Giiynn 1 .t73'Grosdnle. James W 1 IT .f.intnni'Mt. Richard .T77;Gruy<->lle; Joseph Louis. .-.-. . MSOiGiiest, Alfred James, Jr. . . . 1483.'iurnoy. Arthur Geriird. . . . -14 S3 It! list. -Edwin John MSSilladtlow. Reginald lllUlllagaii. James . . 1 ���������������������������l!i...iH������������������lni-.i. Edward 1 inoilair. Thomas 1 l!>7��������������������������� Ilairc. Oscar Wall 1 I. Sillnirlin, Joseph . . |..t)i.:lhilnood. Richard 15051 Hall. Edgar Willi 151-1 Hamilton. Linus "1.. 1 r> 111 ;i in tn i.. _-h1 c������������������y. Guy 15 1 (j) I lit in |>t oti, Robert | l.'i2o!llaiin," Robon William..... I 52 11 Hanson. AVilliam Rastricks.'. I526;llardmtiii, Harold l527|llardio. Charles 153li!l lardy, Tlionuis I 53 11 Hardy. Archie |535illarragiin. John llarcourt. . . . . . |.536!l'Iiirrington, Charles Henry... Inrris, Gordon Alanson [Harris, Percy Edwin i11arrison. .Alfred Fryer Hyde.. '[Harrison, Jackson [Harrison, John Henry Whitfield ���������������������������r. ��������������������������� . li'-nry urn. ...... ��������������������������� I'.asi'omb. . . l-'n'h-I >��������������������������� Vernon, Coldstream Hotel. . . . Vernon. Coldstream Hotel. . . .uiiiby. Smith's Camp, Mabel Hullcar. Deep ("reek. . .Okanagan Centre. Rainbow Vernon. Vernon llojcl Sumnierliiiid. Lot 176 Vernon, Seventh Street . . . ��������������������������� : Kelowna. Clovordale. Lot 1;> Okanagan Landing. C. P. R- ���������������������������_��������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������; ��������������������������� ;;��������������������������� Okanagan Landing, Pre-emption ..S.i.. Vernon. Coldstream Ranch Benvoulin.-Okanagan Mission Okanagan Mission.-Okanagan Vernon, Barnard Ave. . . Vernon. Coldstream Hotel Kelowna. Lake View llotel Liinibv .Coldstream Estate Vernon. Mara Avenue.. Vernon. Coldstream Ranch.. Kelowiia, E. Conkling's Ranch Kelowna, Lake Front Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel Vernon, Mission Road .....��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Kelowna. Pendozi St. ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������?��������������������������� ��������������������������� Okanagan Landing. Sproul s Ldg. . .. ��������������������������� Peiilleton. Ellis Ranch ..... ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Okanagan Ldg.. Hamptons Ranch No Ass't. 29. AL. Lake Farmer . . . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Mill 'Hand ;....-..[ Farmer ... Trapper . . . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Rancher .../.'.' 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Kershaw, Keswick, Kincaid. James . Kin do n. William all King, John Henry.. . King. Sidney Charles- Ed ward Fox- Armstrong, Poole's Farm Enderby, NL E. Vi Sec. 28, Tp. 12, Range 8. . Okanagan -Mission, Haynes' Favm, Benvoulin [A'ernon, Maple Street, . . Okanagan Mission, Healy's F_arm Armstrong, Heachcote's Farm. . A'ernon, Railway Avenue Hullcar, Deep Creek A'ernon, Victoria Hotel. Penticton, Ellis. ��������������������������� Armstrong, Okanagan House A'ernon, Greenhow's Ranch Kelowna, Pendozi Street. A'ernon, A'ictoria Hotel. . . Kelowna, Sec. 22, Tp. 26, Okanagaii Mission Vernon, Long Lake Okanagan Mission, Sec. 12, Tp. 26.. Summerland, Block 61, Lot 4 55. . . . Salmon Arm, Canoe Creek Armstrong, Railway Avenue.. Armstrong, Okanagaii Street i.Armstrdng, Main Street. . . . Armstrong. Brightlea Ranch Vernon, Maple Street Okanagan Ldg., Thompson's Ldg... Penticton. AVebster's Mill. . ...:��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� A'ernon. Seventh St......... Coldstream Ranch. King Edward Hotel. ..... King Edward Hotel Saw" Mill Boarding House. Enderby llotel Summerland, Lot 50S- Armstrong, Railway Avenue Armstrong, Railway Avenue Vernon, Seventh Street Salmon Arm, S. E. VS Sec. 2 10, AV. 6th M Okanagan Centre, Ok. Centre Vernon, B. X. Ranch Armstrong, Patterson Avenue. . Armstrong, Patterson Avenue.. Xahun, Miller's Ranch Armstrong. Railway Avenue... Okanagan Centre, Lot I. Block Peachland. Lot 1 0, Block 490.. Armstrong. Okanagaii Street. . . Okanagan Ldg.. S. S. Okanagan A'ernon, Howard's Farm, Long 1 A'ictoria Hotel A'ictoria Hotel Pine Street Pine Street Coldstream Ranch Fuller Street [Summerland. Lot 455 Kelowna, Harris . Street Penticton, B. C. Hotel A'ernon. Barnard Avenue Kelowna, Royal Hotel Armstrong, Huntley's ...."arm. Armstrong. l-luntley"s Farm . . ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������" Deep Creek. X. 13. VI Sec. S, rlp. 19, 1 . 9 Kelowna, Ethel Street Penticton. Lot 59 A'ernon, Victoria Hotel Summerland. Blk. 20. Lot 4.4 Kelowna, Pendozi Street ��������������������������� Armstrong, Main Street Kelowna, Palace Hotel Penticton,.-Main' Street acknian, Cherry Creek Enderby. Cliff Street Short's Point A'eriion ,12 th Street Armstrong,- Rosedale Avenue Enderby;' King Edward Hotel Penticton, 79-SO Kelowna. Lot 4S Hullcar, Deep Creek Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel. . ���������������������������Vernon'. Okanagan Landing Road Salmon Arm, Johnson"s Farm Enderby, Lots 1 to S, Blk. Kelowna, Palace Hotel Vernon; Tronson Street Summerland, Lot 9, 4 i9 Lumby, Lumby Hotel Penticton,-Ellis Street A'ernon;/Mission Street. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Luinbv, Smith's Lumber Camp. Mabel Penticton. The B. C. Hotel Kelowna, Glenn Avenue Armstrong, Wolfenden Blk. r Vernon. Barnard Avenue Vernon? Barnard Avenue Armstrong, Fletcher Avenue Kelowna. Palace Hotel Kelowna. Bankhead Ranch.......��������������������������� Okanagan 'Mission. Pre-emption Vernon, Maple Street ���������������������������_ Enderbv. E. Smith's House Enderby. Mill Street.. Vernon, A'ictoria Hotel Kelowna. Bernard Avenue Kelowna, A'ernon Road Armstrong, Patten's Farm Lumbv, L. Christien's Hotel Vernon, Coldstream llotel Vernon. Mara Avenue. Armstrong, C. P. R. OOice.. Armstrong. C. P. R- ^\������������������rk Cm Nahun. Lot 16. Reid Ranch Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Kelowna: Water Street. . .. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������_��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Lumbv, Smith's Camp, Mabel Lake. . Vernon, Coldstream Ranch Vernon. Coldstream Hotel. ��������������������������� ���������������������������'��������������������������� Penticton,/Smith Street Penticton, Smith Street - A'ernoii, Langill Street Kelowna, Kerr's Ranch. . . ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� South Okanagan. Bellview Hotel.. Lumby, Moran's Hotel. Enderby. King Edward Hotel Kelowna, Parkdale Farmer Printer ..'.... Farmer ...... Farmer ...... Farmer .... . Farmer '.'.... Carpenter Rancher Teamster Labourer Vet. Surgeon. Labourer I. .. Farmer ...., Farmer . .. . , Farmer . . . ."���������������������������'. Farmer Miner ...... Fruit Grower Rancher .... Janitor Millman ".. . . . Labourer .... Labourer . . . Carpenter . . Farmer Millman Printer . Farm Hand. . Logger Lumberman . Labourer . . . Farmer .. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Rancher Miller Carpenter . . Carpenter . . Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. LeftDist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Lake. AV. illiam-James.. = 1966|Kipp Dan .George Farmer Labourer .... Fruit Grower . Farmer Farmer Gentleman . . Merchant . . . Livery St'ble Prop Labourer .... Butcher Freight Clerk Farmer Contractor . . Logger Carpenter .... Carpenter .... Teamstor .... Carpenter .... Rancher Rancher Teamster .... Farmer Labourer .... Farmer Farmer Farmer Labourer .... Fruit Grower Labourer .... Fruit Grower Farmer Carpenter . . . Carpenter . . . Merchant . . ��������������������������� Cook Farmer .... Rancher Carpenter .. . Carpenter ... Logger Rancher .... Farmer Farmer Builder .... Carpenter .. . Farmer Millwright . . Bricklayer .. Plumber .... Fruit Grower Machinist . . Horticulturist Farmer Logger ...... Engineer . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Teacher .... Mill Foreman Baptist Clergyman Agent Baker Labourer Farmer ������������������������������������������������������ Farmer Rancher Builder Carpenter Labourer Gentleman Rancher Farmer Painter Teamster Clerk Telegraph Operfr, Bridgeman . ... ��������������������������� . Farmer Agent Carpenter Logger Farmer Labourer Harness Maker. .. Saddler Gentleman Rancher Farmer Rancher Lumberman .... Carpenter 1967 196S 1974 19S0 1997 Kirbv, William Upton Kirk", Gerald Arthur Kirkup. John Knight. Ernest Stremmell. Kori, Jacob Left Left Left Left Left Left. Lert Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Lert Left Left Lett Let't Left Left Left Left Left Lert Left Left Left Left Left Dist. Dist. Dist: Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. 1!)9!iiKrausnian, Andrew 2000|Krempo, Charles 2001 iKrinkc. Albert Robert. .. 2005!_acey, Harry 2007|Lafrague, Pierre 20l4jLainont, Duncan lOI5';Land, Walter ansdown, William'".".". ��������������������������� . a pa re, Arthur Lapwort.li. Alfred James. Law, Everett Law, Henry McArthur. . . Lawes, Francis Richard. Penticton, Vanhinier Street Vernon, Langill Street Kelowna. 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Andrew Henderson. KliLawson, William .athley, Charles Herbert. . .eBlond, Bernard R. iCchmere. Herbert Thomas. Leduc, Thomas ..due, Charles Augustus. . . Lee. Hugh ice, William Thomas Lefevre, Alphonso Lofevre, Archibald Joseph., egge, Walter Holden Leigh, Henry Easton Leigh, Henry Egofton. ...'.. Leishman, John Alexander. . Lomond, Hugh Lennox. Henry Gordon Leonard, Frederick Leslie, John Edward Leslie, Moses LeQuesne, Frank Herbert. . _ Leveguo, Augustine ....... 209S Levins, David . 2099 Levins, William 2102 Lewbold, Arthur 2104|Lewis, William ���������������������������. . 2100U _wls. Walter 2050 205 6] 2057 2001 2062 20031 2004 2067 20GS 2073 2074 2075 2077 20S0 20S3 20S4 20S5 20S7 20S9 209( 210S 2113 2114 211 S Liddcll. Sidney Albert. . . Lindsay, Alan Crawford. Lindsoll, Gerald Charles ingdon Lister, Septimus Hunt- Kelowna, Lawrence Avenue Veriion, Royal Hotel. Vernon, AVellington Ranch........ ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������; ���������������������������.; Lumby, Morand's House. .. . . ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������" "" ' -"] Summerland. Naramata, Lot 0, Blk. b. . .. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Rutland-LoHL --Map-GO.1...-.-.....���������������������������.-.���������������������������-���������������������������^i^a--- Lumby, C. Christien s Ranch. .... ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Armstrong, Rosedale ��������������������������� Peachland, Lot 211 .. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� " '.' Alara, Rothesay Saw Mill ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� fiSSuSsK^ Okanagaii Mission, Benvoulin Hotel. . . Summerland .....������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������. Vernon, Lot 60, G. 1 . . . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Armstrong. McQaarrie's Ranch .������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������; Kelowna, Okanagaii Mission, James Munay a Ranch . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� "_'"', Rutland. S. Sproule s Ranch Vernon, Lome Street, Vernon, Coldstream Hotel.- Armstrong, Leduc's Farm Armstrong, Swanson s 1- arm Armstrong, Wallace's House Vernon, Coldstream Ranch Kelowna, Okanagan Mission .. ��������������������������� Okanagan Mission, Lefevre s I-arm Nahun, Pre-emption 192. .... ������������������������������������������������������ Kelowna, Alston's Ranch Kelowna, Lot 10. Blk. 9. Lumby, Christien's Hotel Kelowna, Palace Hotel. [Vernon, Railway Avenue A'ernon, Six Mile Creek. ........��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ .Kelowna. C. Blackwood's Boarding House. Kelowna, Lot 53 ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Peachland, Lot 19, Blk. 490 ��������������������������� Kelowna, Palace Hotel Armstrong, Levins' _ arm Armstrong, Levins' Farm Kelowna, Lot S, Plan 187. Westbank; Pre-emption SO i ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������"���������������������������"������������������������������������������������������ ^.Aa^r^Smeriani Syndicate Kelowna Hospital Armstrong, Knob Hill. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������" Okanagan Centre, Lister's Ranch" Labourer Labourer Gentleman Blacksmith Clerk Rancher Mgr. Cigar Fact"}' Labourer Cigar Maker Clerk Labourer Labourer Rancher Farmer . . Farmer".". Decorator Rancher . Clerk ... Labourer . Labourer . Farmer . . Inn-Keeper Farmer .. Labourer Rancher Rancher Photographer . . Labourer Farmer Farmer Chief of Police. . Blacksmith .... Farmer .... Farmer .... Farmer '...'. . ��������������������������� ... Rancher .. .;.. ��������������������������� ��������������������������� Farmer .... Farmer ....... Farmer Porter ........ 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(Continued.) ^ Thursday, April 28, 1910. SUPPLEMENT TO THE ENDERBY PRESS AND WALKER'S WEEKLY. OKANAGAN ELECTORAL DISTRICT���������������������������Continued. Xo. 2119 2122 2126 2127 2134 2142 214S 2151 2153 2155 2157 2158 2161 2162 2165 2168 2169 ,217 2175 217S 2179 NAME Residence Lister, Joseph . . . .". .... Little, Wilbour McNeil. Livingstone, George . . . 21 SO 21S1 2182 21S4 21S0 21S7 2190 2192 2198 2200 2202 2210 2211 2212 2213 2214 2216 2221 2222 2224 2227 2234 Lloyd, Amos Edward ...... Lockie, Andrew Logie, William ........... Loomer, George Milton.....' Lougheed, AVarren ........ Louth, AVilliam Geoffrey.... Loveridge, Thomas Lowe, Samuel Rankin. Lowes, Thomas ........... Lowry, James . ... ........ Lucas, Robert Lund. Lutigens, August ......... Lynes, William Wellington.. Lyons, John . . ... ......... Machin, Royal Haskett. Mack, Peter Mack, John .....'., Mackean, Percy AVarwick. . ., ���������������������������~> ���������������������������.:. 3a 2240 2244 2247 2249 2253 225S 2262 2266 226S 2269 2271 2272 22S0 22S1 22S6 2291 2293 2295 2297 2299 2301 2302 2303 2304 230S 2311 2312 1319 232,1 2322 2328 2331 2332 2333 2334 2335 2337 2340 2344 234 9 2354 2363 2364 2_6 5 2367 2373 2375 23S0 23S5 23SS 2390 2391 2393 23.94 2399 24 00 2402 24 Oo 2106 2407 240S 2409 24 10 2416 2417 2420 2421 24 22 2423 2424 24 2 6 24 35 24 37 24 41 24 4 2 2444 24 4 5 _2451 ^T5"3 2454 2460 2462 2464 2466 24 6S 24 71 2472 2474 24 75 24 SI 24S2 2 1S4 24 S5 24 SS 2496 2497 2500 2502 2504 250S 2510 Mackie, William Donald. . Madden, Joseph Madden, Algernon Lewis Car- ' withen ......-;.- .. Maddock, Vincent Clinton...., Magili; William Maguirc, Leonard AVilliam.... Main, John William Mains, John Mallett, Sidney Richard Malpass, George Mann, John Ayton Marcham, Thomas George Mareland, Fred Durward Margette, Thomas .. . .��������������������������� Marks, Alfred Edward Martin, Henry Martin, Charles Robinson Martin, Ebenezer Bridgman. . . Martin, Leander B Martin, Thomas Bunting Martinson', Michael Brown.... Marshall, -John Robert Marshall, Tom Marven, Harry Mason, Edward Massonat, Henri Michel , Mathan, James , Matheson, Daniel Crawford. . . Marsden, Thomas Mawhinney, AVilliam A , Maxwell, Robert Erskine Maxwell, Thomas May, Thomas Maye| Albert Thomas Mayne, Ernest Harford Macfie, Janies AVashington.... Machines, Carlyle William.... Maclennan, Murdo. Maepherson, John James MacAVatt, Adams James Johnston McAllister, Alex McAlpine, Archibald Angus. . . McArthur, James Herbert.... Mc Ail ley, Frank McBain, Earle Irving McBride, Robert A McBride, AA'illiam Leslie McColl, William Hugh McClughan. Andrew McClure, Burt McCorkell, Samuel McCorkell, Thomas Ross McCulIoch, A. C McCreanor, Samuel McDonald, -William McDonald, Thomas McDonald, Archibald McDonald,, John D McDonald, Donald Robert McDonald, Angus ....." McDonald, Angus McDonald, Donald A McDonald, David 1 . McDonald, Hugh- ' Penticton, AA'innipeg Street........... Peachland, Lot 25..........'. .... ..... Vernon, Capt Armstrong's Coldstream Municipality A'ernon, Long Lake... ........... .. . ���������������������������;-. Summerland, Summerland Hotel. ...''.. , Vernon, Johnson's Farm, Commonage;. , Summerland, Lot 455. ....., Kelowna, Guischan Farm Armstrong, 1 Mile North ��������������������������� Vernon, Langill Street Vernon, Victoria Hotel Armstrong, Railway Avenue Summerland, Lot 455 Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel Enderby, Long Ranch Okanagaii Landing . . .- '. Vernon, Tronson Estate Vernon, Pine Street Enderby, Grand Bend Farpi Rutland, Lot 5, Map 425 Armstrong, Donald McKay's Farm 1 milr- wost from Armstrong Vernon, Coldstream Estate Okanagan Centre, Ok. Centre Hotel ! Profession Objection Vernon, Twelfth Street :.. Vernon, Barnard Avenue , A'ernon, Sully Street Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Larkin, Clinton's.Ranch Kelowna, Rutland Prop., Lot 44, Summerland, Lot 455 Armstrong, Rashdale's Place... Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Summerland, Marcham's Farm.. Okanagan Ldg., Shannon's Mill.! Vernon, B. X. Ranch Kelowna, Ellis Street [ Okanagan, Lot 104 [ A'ernon, Barnard Avenue....... A'ernon, A'ictoria Hotel '. A'ernon, Coldstream Hotel. . .. Vernon, Seventh Street Penticton, Martin Street Lansdowne, Spallumcheen Armstrong, Spallumcheen ..... Kelowna, K. L. O. Co.s' Ranch. Armstrong, Armstrong Motel. . . Vernon, Barnard Avenue A'ernoii, North Street Armstrong, Railway Avenue. . . ' Kelowna, Pendozi Street... Kelowna, Richter Street Vernon, North Street Rutland, Lot 12 ' Armstrong, Eastern Addition'.'..'. A'ernon, Coldstream Hotel Lumby, Blue Springs School Penticton, Fruit Lot 136 Vernon, Railway Avenue......'. Vernon, Barnard Avenue ' Armstrong, C. P. R. Work 0nr. Farmer ....... Rancher Labourer ...... Farmer Carpenter Farmer Carpenter Labourer Farmer Gentleman Millman Millman Labourer Carpenter Farmer C.P.R. Conductor Farmer Bank Clerk Farmer Rancher McDonnell, Alexander -McDougall, David .".' McDougall, Henry i McDougall, Urban McEachern, Hugh '. McFadden,' John McGee, Edward McGill, Irvin .' McGregor, John Mcllvane, Samuel Mcllvanic, John Mcllwain, Nathan Mclnroy, James Mclntyre. Francis James Mclntyre, Joseph Matheson... Mclntyre. Justin Egerton Mclvor, Pr.trick v. McJannett, William T Mc.Tannett, AVilliam Alexander McKay. Donald Robert McKay, Frederick McKay, McKay, McKav, McKay, McKay, 2516 2517 25 IS 2523 2519 2524 2525 2529 2535 2537 2542 2545 2547 2549 2555 2557 2558 2560 2564 2570 2571 25 St 2585 25S6 2594 2596 2599 2602 2 605 2608 2609 2 61.0 2613 2620 Charles James Thomas Angus John McKay, Charles McKee. Robert Henry McKechnie, George McKee, Ernest Humbert. . .. McKendry, AVilliam McKenzie, Allan George.... McKenzie, Alexander McKinnon, Fred McKinnon, Hugh McLachlan, Hubert McLaren, George AVilson.. .. McLean,_Aloxauder__. . ��������������������������� ��������������������������� _._���������������������������_._ McLean, ATbeTf Mtfrdobk. .." McLean, AVilliam Archibald. McLellan, Burton Mural.... McLellan, John Thomas.... McLellan,.Noil McLellan, Duncan McLeman. Alexander McLeod, Daniel L McLeod, AVilliam McLeod, George Henry McLeod, Charles McMillan, Philip Duncan.. . McMillan, Kenneth McMillan, Nell Angus M c M i 11 a n _ J o h n ~^~^ _fr . rrr McMullen, Frederick Chester McNaughton, Hugh ....... McNeill, Janies .'. , McNeill, Hector Malcolm..., McNair, Torrance Wolf red. ., JO, R. .1, AVest McNelly, Thomas ... .... .-.'��������������������������� McPherson, Norman ....... McQuarrie. Robert ........ McQueen, Thomas IT. . .". . . . McQuestlon, George Walter. McRae, Norman Alexander.. McRorry, Edwin Beverly. McVicar, Charles McSunner, Thomas McVickor, Daniel McA'eigh, John Henry Mead', Homer. ............. Meikle, George Arthur..... Meldrum, AVilliam ..... .-. . Mellish, Milton Leigh.. . . . . Metcalf. John Charles...... Metcalfe, Archelaus ....... Mew, George ............. Micile, D'ominlco .......... Middleton, William ... Middleton, Maurice Smith. . Middleton, AA'illiam Alexander Miller, David Miller, Janies Hugh Miller, John Ewing.. .��������������������������� Ali Her, Adolph Millington, Frederick ...... Mills, Frederick Allan. Milne, George Mines, George Percy Mitchell, Frederick ... Mitchell, George Mitchell, Charles Mitchell, Roland Ewart.. .. Mitchell, John Frederick... Mitchell, Joseph Mitchell, Robert Mohr, John Archibald Vernon, Maple Street ���������������������������. Enderby, Belvedere .' . . Armstrong, A'ankleek Blk........'' Rutland, Lots 38 and 39 Penticton, Smith's Camp .Naramata . Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Okanagan Ldg., Str. Aberdeen Vernon, Okanagan Hotel.. .." ;. Nahun,- Roid's Ranch Armstrong, Armstrong Hotwi -. . Kelowna, Okanagan Mission Jackman, Monashee, Cherry Creek... Vernon, Okanagan Hotel. ...- Okanagan Ldg., C. P. R Armstrong. Railway Avenue. ....... Vernon, Okanagan Hotel '..'.. Kelowna, Lot 122 A'ernon, Schubert Street -..'.' Penticton, Main Street -...'. Vernon, The B. E. Mine... Armstrong. Greenhow's Ranch, Larkin Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Vernon, A'ictoria Hotel Armstrong, AVood 'Avenue '.'.'.'.. Vernori,1 Okanagan Hotel A'ernon, Langill Street Kelowna, A. McDougall's Farm .v.. .. Okanagan Mission,-McDougall's Farm Kelowna, Okanagan Mission ��������������������������� A'ernon, A'ictoria Hotel. . . . .*. ....... A'ernon, Coldstream Estate. . .: . Penticton, Lot-7, Blk. F Kelowna, Okanagan Mission, Lot 122. Penticton, Smith Street Enderby, Townsend Farm Enderby, c. P. R. Boarding Car Enderby, Hassard's Farm, Lot 94 Vernon,' A'ictoria Hotel Armstrong, Railway -Avenue Enderby, 7 Miles from EnderDy Armstrong, Railway Avenue South Okanagan, Belleview Hotel Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Kelowna, Bernard Avenue A'ernon,' Carswell's Mill Mara. S.E. % Sec. S, Tp 6th M Kelowna, Lake A'iew Hotel Suninierland, Lot 4SO Kelowna, Bernard Avenue :'.. . Hilton, Cherry Creek ��������������������������� Penticton, Esplanade .:. .'...'. Kelowna. K. L. O. Ranch - '.'. Armstrong, Morgan & Jackson s Camp Enderby, Knight Street A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch Armstrong, McKendry's Farm Peachland, Lot S, Block 4S2 Vernon, Okanagan Hotel Kelowna, C. Blackwood's House Vernon, Coldstream Hotel A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch Summerland, Lot 472 .' Kelowna, Bernard. Avenue... .. Vernon, Coldstream Hotel. ...:...... Kelowna, Lot 6, Block 13 Kelowna, Eli Avenue...- Kelowna, Block 3S ; ." Peachland, Beach Avenue ' Okanagan, Lot 104 -....' Kelowna, AVater Street ; Armstrong, Huntley's Camp, l.ar!.In Salmon Arm, Sec. I 0, Tp. 20, R. 9 Okanagan Landing, Str. Aberdeen Enderby, AVright's Hotel Vernon, Royal Hotel Kelowna, Harvey Avenue Kelowna, Richter Street Vernon,- Vernon Hotel. .-..--.-...:.-...;..... A'ernon, Mara Avenue A'ernon, Pine Street Vernon, Mrs. Greenhow's Rancn Penticton, Ellis Street, Lot 15 Armstrong, McNair Farm, 1 Mile North-East of Armstrong Vernon, P. Sinclair's Farm, Suniiyslde.-'..... Armstrong, A. E. Maundrell's Residence.... Enderby, McQuarrle's House.............. A'ernon, Railway Avenue... ; Peachland, Lot 4 9, Blk. 1.1 S3.. ....... A'ernon, A'ernoii Hotel................... Kelowna, Lots 33 and 34. ." Peachland, Pre-emption 44 19. ......'.-' Salmon Arm, N. I . Vt Soc. 13, Tp. 20, R. 10 Salmon Arm, Canoe Creek. Endorby, Belvedere Street. Armstrong,' Eastern Addition. Kelowna, Glenn Avenue .'.. Summerland, Lot 455.'.-.' . ������������������ Armstrong, Mellish's Farm. .............. Enderby, Cliff Street.. Vernon, Elm Street. . Okanagan Centre, Lot 11 Armstrong, Micile's Farm.... A'ernon, Vernon Hotel Vernon, Midmar Ranch. ..... A'ernon, Midmar, Ranch. .:.... A'ernon, Seventh Street.. ..... Enderby, Miller's Farm. Kelowna, Blackwood's House. Verno'n, His Farm at Lumby.. Okanagan Ldg., Str. Aberdeen. Vernon, Coldstream Ranch.,.. Vernon, Coldstream Ranch. , ��������������������������� A'ernon, Okanagan Hotel Summerland, Lot 4 74 Armstrong, Mitchell's/Farm, First Salmon River Bridge ..'. Armstrong, Pleasant Hill Road..... Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel...'..,.. Vernon, Victoria Hotel Armstrong, Vi Mile from Armstrong Balcomo Enderby, 4 Miles from Enderby Farmor Clerk Labourer Brick Layer.. .. Real Est. Agent. Plasterer Labourer Farmer Farmer Clerk Farmer Book-keeper .. . Farmer Mill Hand Fruit Grower . . Blacksmith .... Farmer Baker .'. Plasterer ...... Salesman Carpenter Contractor Farmer Farmer ! Labourer Farmer Jeweller '.'. Carpenter Carpenter . . .'.. Merchant Carpenter Contractor .. ... urmer .... ,v;. Merchant ...... Farmer .-. .-. .'. . School Teacher' ! Orchardist Telegraph Oper'tr Clerk Carpenter Farmer .... Mill Hand ..... Farmer Farmer ....... Labourer ..'.... Labourer ! Labourer ...... Carpenter ...... Gardener Millman ".'.' Carpenter .... Miner Painter '.' Brakeman ..... Ship Joiner .... Labourer Labourer ... Clerk ; I [ Labourer Miner ......... Labourer .... .'.' Miner '.'. Labourer '.', Carpenter Bar Tender -...![ Gentleman Farmer ." Farmer .... Farmer ....!." [ Labourer ......'. Labourer Horticulturist ...' Labourer Labourer ......', Farmer .'.'. Bridge Builder'.'.! LaDourer Labourer .'. Carpenter ! Farmer Baker .'".', [ Labourer Merchant .. .'.'.'.' Grocer ......... Sawyer ".'.'_' Labourer School Teacher ! '. Fruit Grower ... Retired Merchant, Miner Carpenter ....'..'. Farmer Miner ',', Labourer Fruit Packer . . !. Farmer Rancher . Carpenter Teamster Labourer '.'. Dairyman ! Fruit Grower ... Labourer- .. Contractor . ..".'.'. Labourer ....:.. Teamster Farmer Blacksmith ....'. Rancher Labourer .... Labourer .... Farmer Sailor Labourer .... Carpenter .... Labourer .... Labourer .... Painter' . .'.'.." Blacksmith .. Farmer Farmer ...... Dairyman .. . Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. i_ft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. 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Left Dist. Left Dist. Left.Dist. __ Farmer Labourer .., Farmer Engineer .. Cigar Maker Rancher ... Bar Tender , Rancher Rancher ... Farmer Farmer Blacksmith , Millman ... Clerk Carpenter ... Farmer Merchant .. Carpenter ,'., Farmer Farmer Labourer .. , Rancher Rancher Carpenter ... Farmer Logger .... Farmer Labourer .. , Farmer Labourer ... Carpenter ... Far er Farmer .... Farmer .... Labourer Mill Hand . . Farmer .... Fruit Grower Farmer .... Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist, Lert Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist Loft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. haft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist. Loft Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Loft Dist Left Dist. Left Dist Lett Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Loft Dist No. 2625 2630 2632 263 6 2643 2644 2 647 2651 2652 2 OSS 2659 2660 2665 2667 2671 2672 2673 2676 267S 2679 26S1 2682 2691 2692 2704 270G 2709 2712 2714 2715 2721 O 1 O ���������������������������} NAME Residence Profession | Objection Moilliet, Theodore Maynard.. Monteith, AVilliam Monteith .Francis B Moor, Gerald Henry Moore, John Richard Moore, AVilliam Robert Moore, James Stewart Morand, Frank Morden, Thomas Wentworth. Morgan, Frank AVoodhouse.. Morgan, Cyril Fryer Nicholl. . Morgan, William Stanley. . .. Morrell, AVilliam Edward.... Morris, Charles Edward 2725 2727 2728 2730 2732 2734 2740 2751 2752 2753 2754 2756 2759 2760 2763 2764 2772 2774 2776 2777 2778 2783 2793 279S 2S05 2S07 2S0S 2S09 Morrison, Murdock Malcolm. Morrison. Robert Morrison, John Alexander. . Morrison, Ralph Stanley. . .. Moss, Thomas Motheral, Charles .Mowat, Gilbert Mowat, Robert Munroe, Colin Munro, Finlay Murray, Daniel Alexander. . Murray, William Murray, Joseph Murray, Patrick Andrew. . .. Murray, J.ames George Musgrove, Samuel Henry... Xagel, John Henry Nairn, Daniel Nash, Cecil Howard Naylor, Henry Vernon, Coldstream Ranch Mech. Engineei 3. W. % Sec. 13, Tp. 20, It 10, AV. 6th M. Blacksmith A'ernon, Lot 16, Map 54 8. . Lumby, AVhite Valley ��������������������������� '.'.'..'.'. Okanagan Mission, Moore's Farm Okanagan Lake, Moore's Ranch Peachland, Lot 1, Blk. 3. ..'... . Hullcar, Morand*s Farm, Deep' Creek Kelowna, Blk. 57, Lot S.. Kelowna, Royal Hotel.. Penticton, Lot 59 Kelowna, Bernard Avenue Okanagan Centre, Gibson's Fa'r'ni Armstrong, Wood Avenue. Peachland, Lot 4 90.. Kelowna, Lot 9, Blk. j 4 Kelowna, Lot 9, Blk. 55 Armstrong, Okanagaii Hotel Vernon, Coldstream Hotel '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. , 14, Blk. 455. 2S17 2S1S 2S22 2S23 2824 2825 2S27 2828 2829 2S33 2840 2S41 284 2846 2848 2850 2852 2853 2S54 2S55 2856 2857 2S60 2862 2866 2867 2869 2870 2871 28 SO 2882 28S4 28S5 2886 2SS7 28S9 2890 2S91 2897 2901 2904 2907 290S 2912 2913 2910 291 S 2927 Naylor, Edward Henry N .ale, Harry Neil, Duncan [ Ncill, Horace [ Nelson, William Frederick., Newman, Sackville Creswcll, Newman, Richard Adam... Newton, James Newton, Edward William... Nicholls, Cy Nicklen, Frank Harold..!!! Nichol, William .Tamos... Nicoll, Harry Nicolson, Ernest Joseph.... Normand, Joseph Eusebc... Nuttal, Fred Oakes, Frank Henry .' Oates, John Oddie, Thomas A'enables. .!! Oliver, Charles Albert. . . . Orr, AVilliam Otterson, Lorne S. .. O'Brino, Mike -. ! ! O'Connor, John AVilliam... O'Grady, Thomas Edmond.. O'Grady, Michael "'s Farm, Empire Mine. Se'c.'io/'fp Bile. 52,' Lot'k 75 2S15 O'Neill ������������������S1G O'Neill John Samuel . John S Packer, George Henry... Packer, Cuthbert Henry. . Pangbourne, Augustin George Alfred Parke, Fred Parker, Samuel Parker, Anderson Parker, Harry Lake Parker, Joseph Parker, Robert Parkinson, Charles Milburn Patchett, Charles Henrv.. .- Paterson, George AVilliam. Paton, George Crawford. . . Patten, Lee Alfred Patten, AVilliam John Patterson, James Patterson, Arthur Victor. . Patterson, Milton Patterson, David Patterson .James Patterson, Andrew Patterson, AVilliam Thomas Paul,- James Payne, George' Peace, AVilliam Benson.... Peace, Oswald Allan Peake, Charlton Pearcy, James Pearcy, Thomas . Pelly, Bertram Pcrcv...... Pen .land, -Milfred-'..' Perrin, Charles ..- Perry, Perry, Perry, Perry, Petar, Peters, Petrio, Aaron Jenkins. John Joseph Edward Edward. Tooth. Simon William Pettman, Herbert Edwin Pewtress, Robert Phillips, Averv Phillips, Richard Phips, George Trotman.. Pick, AVilliam Pickford, Frederick .... Pihevaiak, Lukny Plummer, Lawrence Herbert Roby 2928 Podwin, Joseph 2930 Pollard, Oliver Herman. 2932 Pollock, .Robert, Sr 2935 Pollock, James Dickson.. 2938 Pomeroy, Charles Edwin. 2939 Poole, Francis Edward.. 294 9 Porteous, Thomas James 2954 Potts, Clayton AVilbert. . 2962 Powell, George 2963 Powell, David 2966 Prather, Bruce 2967iPratt, AVilliam 2968 2970 2971 2974 -2975 2977 29S8 29S9 2990 2991 2996 2999 3000 3001 300" 3003 300 3008 3010 3012 30 3016 301 30 IS 3021 3022 302 6 3030 30! 3033 3038 304 1 304 2 3043 304 7 304 9 3051 3057 3000 3064 3065 3066 3067 3070 3074 3079 3080 30S2 3095 3096 3098 3102 3106 3107 Pratt, James AVilliam Prentiss, EIner Frank Preston, John Price, Thomas Sidney Price. George~Raleighr.T":T77 Prickett, Richard Bellingham. Pugli, AVilliam Ram ago, Randall, Ranger, Rankin, Rankin, Rankin, Rankin, Pugsley, Ross Lynwood..., Purvcs, Roderick Ptitman, George Abram..., Quesnel. Joseph Osias Quinn, Francis Quinn, Arthur Quinn, AVilliam Radcliffe, Ralph Wellington Young Rae, James Raines, Joe- Steven Albert Henry James-U John Robert Richard Charles.. .. Rawllngs, Frank Ray, Charles Raymer, Horace James Redmond, A'lvian Reed, David Allan Redd, Robert Colvin Reeves, Frank Sidney Reid, John Reid, Archibald Reid, Charles Rold, James Rciinlson, John Frederick.. Redsue, Edward . : Rhean, Noel Herbert Rice, Rooley Nuton Richards, James Richards, Charles Richards, Joshua Richardson, Alfred Andrews Richardson, Harry .'. Riddall, Harry Claude Ringle, Carl, Jr Ringle, Charles Ripley, AVilliam Robb, Alexander Robb, James Robb, Hugh William Roberts, James Robert Hutchinson. Charles James.... John Lindsay Robertson, Robert Htttchinson. Robertson, James Robinson, Richard Andrew... Robinson, William Elijah Robertson, Robertson, 3l10jRobertson, 3111" 3112 3115 3119 Summerland, Lots, n 1' Vernon, Tronson Street." Enderby Kelowna, Palace Hotel! Summerland, Lot 2S91 Vernon, AVhite Valley. Murray's Ran.ii Vernon, Schubert Biock. J C" Okanagan Mission, Murrav Okanagan Mission, British Vernon, Gore Street Vernon, Okanagaii Hotel!!" ' Armstrong, c. P. R. Work f .. Knderby, Regent Street C< ?___.iffan_jds- Slr- Abe<"'lecr. Enderby, Deep Creek, s E _ 19, R. 9, W. Gth M . . . Enderby, Deep Creek Ranch! \ernoii, Victoria Hotel. Vernon, Seventh Street.' '' ���������������������������" Enderby, City Restaurant Vernon, Wetham Street.. Kelowna, Lot 5 l Vernon, Schubert Street!!! Wood s Lake, Lot 33. . A'ernon, The Firs Summerland, Lot 4 55 Vernon, Vernon Hotel!! Summerland, Blk. 36, Lot -.ii" Vernon, Coldstream Hotel.. Okanagan Mission, Lot 37, Tp'.'^o' Hilton, Cherry Creek. A'ernon, Coldstream Hotel. bummorlaiid ,Lots 1 and 2, A'ernon, Vernon Hotel. . . Short's Creek, Ewing's Landing!! Peachland, Lot 1, Blk 4 - Penticton, Lot 14, Blk. 19 Summerland, Blk. 50, Lot 455! Kelowna ...-.-. Enderby, Enderbv' Hotel! Penticton, Penticton Hotel - A'ernon, Carswell's Mill. . Lumby, Morris' Ranch. . ��������������������������� Enderby, Enderby Saw Mill. . ! ! Okanagan Mission, Benvoulin Hotel!.!" AVestbank, Pre-emption 523S Vernon, Okanagaii Hotel.- Enderby ���������������������������' Summerland, Blk. 7, Lot 454 Gellatly, Gellatly's '.'.'.'.'. Okanagan Mission, Parker's Farm Lumby, Saw Mill Lumby, Bessett's Mill......-! Vernon, Tronson Street Armstrong, AVood Avenue A'ernon, Mara Avenue ��������������������������� '���������������������������'' Hullcar, Patton's Farm...... Armstrong, Patten's Farm'. .!! Vernon, Mission Street ' Kelowna, A. ,B. Knox's Ranch.. !!!!!!" Okanagaii Mission, Lequinie Ranch.. Hullcar,- Patterson's Farm". . .- - Lumby, Lumby Hotel A'ernon, B. X. Ranch. . .- !!!!!! Kelowna, Okanagaii Mission.!!!!!!!!!! Kelowna, "Lot 15 Armstrong, AVood Avenue!.!!!!!'..!!!! Armstrong, Payne's,Ranch,'Sec. 16, Tp. 7 Kelowna, Okanagan Mission, Sec. 22, Tp ��������������������������� 2C Kelowna, Peace's Ranch - Vernon, Lorne Street. ....���������������������������....!!.! V !" ' A'ernon, Coldstream Road !!!!!!! ' Vernon, Coldstream Road-.-. ���������������������������...".. Armstrong. Armstrong Hotel !. A'ernon .Okanagan Hotel.'.'..'.... '!'. Okanagaii Centre, .AI. P. Williams', AA'ood's Lake '. '. Summerland, Blk. I, Lot 2561.... . . . !. . ! Kelowna-, Blackwood's' House !. A'ernon, Carswell's Camp.. .-.- Lumby, Ram's Horn Hotel .Armstrong, His Farm, Knob Hill ...... Kelowna, C. Blackwood's "House Vernon, Okanagaii Centre, Hanthorpe Ranch Okanagan Ldg., Pettman'sFarm Salmon Arm, N. E. Vi Lot 13 A'ernon, Coldstream' Ranch Vernon, T. AVood's Ranch .v.. . .' Kelowna, Rutland Estate..". Peachland, Lot 59, Blk. 1184 Armstrong, Otter ��������������������������� Lake Armstrong, Part of Sec. 23, Tp. 34 Penticton, Bank of Commerce Jackman, Monashee on Cherry Creek Mine. . Peachland, Lor.!, Blk. 7, Pt. 4 90 Summerland, Blk. 15, Lot 3397.. ..: Naramata, Lot 210 ' Penticton, Smith Street Armstrong, Poole's Farm, Lansdowne A'ernon, Corner of Railroad and Langill Sts. . Armstrong, His Residence',' AA'ood Avenue... Peachland. Lot 1, Blk. 3 Kelowna, Lot 3, Blk. 17 Okanagan Mission, Prather's (Farm A'ernon, Mission "Street .' A'ernon, Mission Road Kelowna, Eli Avenue A'ernon, Seventh Street Summerland, Lot 254 3 Peachlanilr-Lot-1 S^Blkf^l-l-837.-7r7"-.-.".'."-���������������������������T Westbank, Prickett's Farm Salmon Arm, N. E. Vt, Sec. 17, Tp. 20, Range 1 0 ,AV. 6th M Vernon, Cor. of Wetham St. and Barnard Ave. Okanagan Centre, Lot S, Plan 454 Lumby, Pulman's Farm Lumby, Blacksmith Shop A'ernon, Railway Avenue Enderby, Mount Ida Enderby, Sec. 19, R. 9, W. 6th M Fruit Grower Farmer .... Farmer .... Farmer .... Rancher . ... Farmer .... Carpenter ... Clerk Rancher .... Pool & Bill'd Farmer .... Contloman ..'.'.'..' Accountant . . .'." Implement Dealer Clerk Book-keeper Painter .... Rm. Clork Teamster ..... Engineer ...!.' Baker Labourer ....'.'.' Farmer ...,"' Tinsmith ...'." Farmer ....." Miner .. . ..'..'.' Farmer ...'.".'.'. Carpenter ...!.. Labourer .. Druggist . !.'.'.'.'. Labourer Farmer Farmer .....!! Labourer ....'" Carpenter ...!!' Flour Mill . . .! ! Stone Mason...' Fruit Packer . Farmer Farmer .!!!!!! Rancher .... Teamster ...!!! Bar Tender . . Fruit Grower. !! Teamster Farmer . . ....'.' Rancher Labourer Engineer ...!"' Butcher ' ' Resident '.'.'. Carpenter Labourer .. . Teamster .:..!! Labourer .. Mill Hand !! Bar Tender Lumberman Labourer Labourer '.' Farmer ��������������������������� ! Rancher ....!.! Labourer .... Teamster ....!! Garaener ...... Book-Keeper . . . Farmer & Trap'r! Labourer Labourer .... " Painter '.'.- Builder ... .. Painter .. '.'.' School Teacher.. Farmer Butcher .."..!!! Labourer ..' Labourer Farmer . . -...![ Farm Hand ...'.! Labourer Farmer [ Farmer. Merchant" Farmer Farmer .. ��������������������������� Farmer *! Photographer . .. Contractor Contractor ...... Printer Carpenter '.'.' Farmer . ..' Teacher Labourer' Lumberman Farmer Farmer .' Lumberman ....', Ranch- Foreman.. Farmer Farmer' Farmer Labourer {. Farmer Rancher Farmer Farmer' Banker Minor Rancher Rancher ..'...'... Book-keeper .... Merchant Farmer Steam Fitter Tailor' Stone Mason Book-keeper .... Farmer Blacksmith's Hlpr Accountant Teamster Tailor . Teamster Rancher- Rancher 20. Kelowna, Parkdalo Kelowna, on His Farm A'ernon, .Victoria .Hotel Okanagan Mission, J. M. Rutland's Ranch Summerland, Lot 473 Endorby, Maude Street Suninierland, Lot 455 Vernon. The Learinouth Estate A'ernon, Mara Avenue Vernon, J. Cutler's Ranch Enderby, Endorby Hotel Armstrong, Rosedale Avenue...._ Kelowna, Abbott Street ." Mara, Redmond's Farm Kelowna, Camp on Luke Kelowna, Lot 26, Blk. 10. Map 202', A'ernon. Coldstream Estate Vernon, A'ernon llotel Vernon, B. X. Ranch. . .. Mara, S. E. V. Sec. S, Tp. Armstrong, AVood Avenue Vernon, Coldstream llotel Nahun, Pre-emption 4542 Kelowna, II. I.. II. Harris' Lot 127 Kelowna, Rice's Farm, Okanagaii Mission Lumby, Rain's Horn Hotel A'ernoii, A'ance Street Okanagan Ldg., Str. Aberdeen Vernon, Barnard Avenue Lumby, Rain's Horn Hotel Summerland, 131k. S. Lot 4 72 Lumby, Finlaison's Farm Jackman, Ringle . 'Farm, Cherry Creek.. Vernon, Mara Avenue Vernon, Okanagan llotel Vernon, A'ictoria Hotel Armstrong, Brown & Pound's Farm. Salmon Arm, S. I . VI Sec. 13, Tp 0th M Peachland, Lot 4 In 11 S3 Peachland, Lot 12 in 11 S3 Armstrong, Robertson's Farm.,.. Peachland, Lot 53, Blk. IIS3 Vernon, Coldstream Hotel Armstrong, Rosedale Penticton, B. C. Hotel.... 20, AVest Farmer , Real Est. Mason . Farmer . Labourer Dentist . Labourer Farmer ., Agent. Rancher .. Farmer .. . Labourer .- Labourer . Labourer . Hotel Clerl Engineer . Teamster .. Carpenter ., Lit bou rer . Lumberman Labourer ., Builder .. Farmer Prospector Carpenter ., Labourer ., Carpenter .. Labourer ., Engineer ., Clerk Agent Farmer ... Farmer ... Farmer Miner Labourer . . Deck Hand Clerk Labourer .. Labourer .. Labourer .. Farmer ... Labourei Factory Logger , Farmer Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Lert Dist. Lett Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. 'I Left Dist. 'I Left Dist. 'I Left Dist. "i Left Dist. ' Left Dist. Loft Dist. On twice Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. 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No. NAME Residence Profession Objection 3l22'|Robinson, Edgar 3125 Robinson, John :_129'Robinson, William 3130JRobinson, Philip Henry 3132 Robinson, Donald 3133 Robinson. Philip Henry 3134 Robinson, Robert 3135 Robinson, Harvey .... 3139 Robson, Alfred : 3141 Robson, William i 3144 Rogers, Charles Levi 3145 Rogers, William Thomas 3150|Room, Malcolm 3106iRoss, David Alexander Ander- I . son .......... 3175|Rowe, John Arthur 31S2:Rumohr. A'ictor Lorren ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3lS3;Rum ball, Anthony Walton.... 31. l[Rush, George Washington. . . . 3185 Russell. Christopher Tremayise i Digby 31.S7;Ritssell, Arthur ....'.. 31SS:Russell, James ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� MIS! .Russell. .William Ritfns 3190lRussell, Frank . . . 31 fit Russell., Davis ������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������ ��������������������������� 3l!)6:Riittle,William Harvey ��������������������������� 3199,Ryan, Daniel ��������������������������� ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ 3209;Sampson, John Frederick. .. ��������������������������� . 3210;Samson. Alfred ....'....'.."��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3212|Sanderson, John .. ... ��������������������������� ..,..-��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ��������������������������� .[A'ernon, Barnard Avenue ... .-. ' lA'ernon. Vance Street. . . . 'iGlenemma, N. AV. % Sec.-7, Tp. 16. ;Vernon, North Street .jA'ernon, Coldstream Ranch ! Vernon. North Street [Enderby, Lot S, Blk. 1 .[Okanagan, A. Falconer's Ranch 'jA'ernon. Okanagan Hotel 'jEnderby. Faulkhard's House .Penticton. Lot 53, Penticton Bench. Silver Creek, N Okanagan Ldg., E. Str, % Sec. 30, R. 10. Aberdeen Penticton. Lot. i>'1 Enderby. Blk. 7, Lot 13. Cliff St okanagan Mission, Lot .1 Salmon .Arm. S. E. V. Sec. 0, Tp. 20. Arnistron;., Knob .Hill, Spallumcheen. K,-lowna. Lots .-'.'26. Tp. 26. Kelowna. Ellis .Ivdownn. Ellis ���������������������������K'.downa, Ellis Enderby; ... AV 1 Vernon.- Lavington A'l-r.um, Okanagaii 5 and 7, Subd. See. and Carpenter Labourer Farmer AA'atcbman . . Labourer Labourer Carpenter Labourer Farmer .... . Lumberman . Horticulturist Farmer .... , Labourer Farmer .... Teacher .... Farmer ...'.. Farmer .... Carpenter .. . Left Left Left Left Left Left Left Left. Left Left Left Left Left Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. Dist. No. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Street. . Street.'; Street. . li Sec. Estate Hotel. 0; Tp. 19, R. U. Sanford, Charles .... ..-. ...'.-��������������������������� ��������������������������� Saunders, Harold Saunders, Thomas .' '���������������������������;'��������������������������� Saunders, Albert James.. ... ��������������������������� Sawyer, Everett AV Scaife, Thomas Scaife, Thomas Schell,. AVillis Frederick Schell, AVilliam Garrett Schneider, Henry AVilliam... Scott, Francis Guy Scott, George Benjamin Scott, John Henry Scott, Henry Scott, Thomas Chisholm Scott, James Scott, James AVright Seacord, AA'alter Levi Scroxton, George Seaman, Murdock Searle, John Janies Seely, George Arthur Sellings, AVilliam Seymour, Sidney Percy.. .'.. Shane, Nelson Sharer, Charles Frederick.. Shary, Arnold Curton Shary, Adolph Shary, Adolph Joseph Shaw. Carleton Gray Shaw, Bernard Sheaham, C Shelton, George Sheridan, Alvah Shields, William Robert Shoebridge, Alfred Short, Thomas Sh'u'te. Ernest Albert Silvester, AVilliam Sinionson, Simon Simons, Charley" Simpkins, Joseph Henry. . .. Simpson, A'ictor Simpson, Thomas Simpson; George Simpson, Donald Cameron. . . Simpson, James AVilliam. .. Sinclair, Ronald Drummond. Sinclair, James Sinclair, AVilliam Skermer, AVilliam Slack, Enoch Slaughenwhite, L. .1 Small, Francis Edwin Small, George Stanley Smedley, Frank Smeeth, Bryant Stuart Smith, George Archibald... Smith, John Smith, Henry 337 7ISmitb, Thomas Aird 33S1.Smith,-Samuel 33S2 Smith, Tony Albert .".3S3 Smith, AVilliam Alexander.. 33S4 Smith, Elgin Lorne 3388 Smith, John AVink 3390 Smith, John 3391 Smith, James 3392 Smith, Herbert AVaiter 3393 Smith, Albert Bert 3215 3218 3219 3220 3221 3224 3225 322S 3229 3233 3244 324 5 324 9 3250 3251 3252 3254 3255 3256 325S 3259 3203 3264 3269 3270 3272 3280 32S1 32S2 3287 3290 3291 3292 3290 3300 3302 3304 3305 3317 3321 3330 3331 3332 3333 ������������������. *j O '1 3335 3337 3339 334 0 334 334 0 3351 3352 3354 3357 335 9 3362 3364 3373 337 6 AV. 339 5 3396 34 0 0 34 04 34 00 34 OS 3411 3414 3415 3417 3419 Smith, Angus Smith, AVilliam F Smith.'Alexander. Smith, .Marcus- ... Smith,tf"Andrew::. . Smith, _'John:..-..-. . . Smith, William George Smith, John Smith, Charles Ernest. Smith, George Tyndall Smith, James Arthur. . 3420JSmit_, John Smith, Polln Arthur Creasy. . Smith, Paul Smith, Everard Muir Sniith, Clive Hatton Snider, AVilliam Stephen Snow, -. Harold ;4 2 2 14 24 34 2 7 34 3 2 34 35 34 30 34 3 7 34 39 34 50 34 5 S 34 60 34.62 "3TT7 Snowsell, Ernest Somers, Frederick Joseph. Speer, George Bruce Spicer, AVilliam Harold. . . Sproul, Robert John Scniire,_ Joseph Nixon.... " Cliifr Irs51 .A'ernon. Lorne Street. .i'Kelowna. Baillle's Farm.......... .jKelowna, Lake A'iew Hotel J A'ernon, Coldstream Estate........ .[Vernon, Elm Street. .-....- . A'ernon. A'ernon "Hotel.'.'.. . . .... :'. . Okanagan Centre, Ok. Centre Hotel. . Summerland, Lot 4 55 .". . . Summerland ,Blk. 15, Lot 473. .... . Peachland, ,Lot" US3 Naramata, Lot 20, Blk. 57, Lot 210. Rutland, Lot 59... . .'. . . .... . . . . . Rutland. Lot .69, Map 426. Silver Creek.-: S. AV. 14 Sec. S, Tp. 19, R. _10 Armstrong, Main Avenue'.,. ......'.'..': . A'ernon, Mission Street. ........ ...... Armstrong, Lansdowne . . .-. ... ..-.���������������������������..... Summerland, Lot 472, Blk. 25... ....... Kelowna, Okanagaii Mission, Lot 62.. A .rnon,. Coldstream Hotel.���������������������������������������������������������������������������������;'..-...... . A'ernon, Ok. Landing Koad. . .. :..... Enderby, Gardom Ranch, 1 S_'Miles X Sugar Lake, Pre-emption;5099. . ....':. . . Penticton, S... S. Okanagaii.. : A rernon, A'ernon" Hotel. . ............... Enderby. Enderby Hotel.............. Okanagan Ldg., S. S. Okanagan....'.-..... .'. A'ernon, Lorne Street...... .......... . A'ernoii.r Victoria Hotel. . ... .:.... . ..-. .-.- Kelowna,. Abbott Street. :..... ..... ... Armstrong, Patterson Avenue. ...'.' Armstrong, Patterson Avenue. .........; Armstrong.- Railroad Avenue. :..'.... . . Enderby, McLeod's House.. .:.. .. ... . .. Peachland. Lot 2. Blk. 2,, 490.7. :. .. . .. A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch....... ..77.7. 7" A'ernon. .Coldstream A'alley. . ..'. .7 ....'-.,'. Okanagan Landing, His Farm.......... . .. Summerland ;-...... ... ��������������������������� ��������������������������� ���������������������������: .:..;. .".'. .. .'.-..':?. A'ernoii; Coldstream Hotel. . . ..... .;. ... Summerland, Blk.,4, Lot 4 54. ....... . '.'.- A'ernon, Coldstream Ranch... .-.....:.. Summerland; Post Office.; .......... ... . Penticton, Hudson's House... ... . . . ... .'. Armstrong, Armstrong Hotel. . .. ....... A'ernon,Miss Ca pel's' .... .v.: ... ... ... Westbank .;..... ................ ....:. Okanagan- Mission, Near PostilPs Ranch . Okanagan Mission. Postill's Ranch ".'���������������������������'-..... Jackman,Monashee Mountain.....:;..:. Kelowna, Benvoulin Hotel. .. ..-.. . . ..... Okanagan Mission, Le.uime Ranch. ...V. Kelowna, Sec. 9, Tp.. 24, Ok;'���������������������������Mission".'-'.".";". Gellatly[ .;,:....::.::.-. ;.:.;::-....-.. .:-:. Lumby, Quesnel's Ranch.'.-...-.-.-.7. :". .'.. Kelowna,-: Blackwood's Hotel: ..".:: -'.--.:..-'.'���������������������������'.- Stimmeriand.yLbt 3040 ;:...;.V. . .-'-.; .���������������������������'������������������������������������������������������;������������������������������������������������������'.��������������������������� Kelowna, Eli Avemie, Blk. 1. Lot 2.. ..7.. South-Okanagaii.rBeleview. Hotel:..'.:;;.'. A'ernon,-Long [Lake:-.':.;.; :\ ,:. .::.:;:.>;.. A'ernon :-Vern6ii-.Hotol. :.;.:.y;::.;:. ._'_:__._[.'.;���������������������������.". A'et'ii6h/[C������������������[la[stream--Ranch:; .!;^;. ::-:v-7:[?.[[; Okanagan Centre, Lots 15 and 10, Block K. : A'erhoii,7Corner.Twelfth and SchubertyStreetsjj A'ernon,^ Okanagan:.Hotel. . .[v[.[. .; ;.'.' Armstrong. _-Bs Farm :;.'.;.:.;.'.:.:;:; Armstrong,: Knoby'Hill.".-. .;, v.: ;..."-.'. A'ernon,-'yTronson';.-Street........y.y:.'".'";.": A'ernon,yOkanaganvHdtel. >:.,v :::'.:. Enderby, Sadler's Farm, .Mabel Lake Enderby, Saw Mill..'���������������������������"."���������������������������'-.������������������������������������������������������"."'. . :.,..'77T.y.'; A'ernoii. Carey's Farm;ySwan:Lake. . Penticton,;. Lot 06. ..;;. .:..... ..... Kelowna. - Bear Creek: .7. '���������������������������'.-. ..77:. .7 Armstrong, Patterson. Avenue. ...-;.".;. A'ernon, Okanagan Hotel. ... . ..-.. .'���������������������������. Okanagan, Greenhow's Ranch EnderbyySmith's Farm, 3 Mile; A'ernon, Coldstream Estate. ...... A'eriion, Pleasant -A'alley Road. ... A'ernon,^A'ernon. Hotel.. .;.. . . .-..v. A'ernon, Pleasant A'alley Road... . A'ernon, Coldstream Motel. . .. :.-. Vernon. [ His Pre-emption at Six Mi .Armstrong,' Grin ton Road .7. :>". -. .-.- ^'A'ernon, Pleasant Street.... ... .... Peachlandr-Lot7. Blk;: 253S; 7.7.. :. Kelowna, Ellis" Street.. ..... . .:... Armstrong, AA'olt.ndeiv Blk. . . .7. A'ernon, Pleasant A'alley Road. i. 7. .-. Lumby, -School .... .:. . . . .'���������������������������'. .:...... Kelowna, Lot 4, Plan: 4 39, Kamloops Kelowna, Pridham's .. ........"'. . :'. Okanagaii Ldg., Str. Aberdeen..:.-:-. A'ernon, A'ictoria Hotel. . ..;... . .... Okanagan Mission, Spicor's Ranch.. Kelowna, Sec. 20. Tp. 26 Rancher ..... Labourer .7 .7 Cigar Maker. . . . . Telegraph Oper'tr Rancher ......'.. Rancher ........ Stableman Labourer ..... . Teacher- ........ Electrician Marine Engr Labourer Labourer Labourer Clergyman Teacher Boat Builder Boat Builder Farmer Rancher Farmer Labourer Labourer Farmer Fruit Grower .... Farmer Book-keeper .... Farmer Farmer Farmer Mate Labourer Teamster Deck Hand ' Plumber Labourer Labourer Carpenter Carpenter Bill'rd Hall 1. .opr, Mill AVright Painter Farmer Fanner Agent Blacksmith Teamster Dairyman Farmer Teamster Labourer Farmer Farmer Labourer Farmer Labourer Miner Labourer Labourer Farmer Carpenter Farmer Carpenter Clergyman Carpenter Labourer Labourer Fireman Farmer Presbyt'n MJnist'i Labourer . .' Labourer Farmer Farmer Butcher Minor ��������������������������� ��������������������������� '��������������������������� Farmer ........ Labourer Labourer Farmer from Enderby] ���������������������������_". 77.: -.v. :-s Creek. 5 _rriTTJ1T~ClTnTl._-i__.ni 69|StansfieId, Albert 34 72!Statlia m. Hugh Kingston j Llewellyn ';4 75;Steed_ian, A'ernoii James 3476|Steel, James 3477iSteel, Herbert G. I 347S-Steele, Robert Frame 3479'Steele. AVilliam Ilosweil 34 SO ''Steele, .Robert ::4Si:SteenKon, John M 34S2.Stephens, William Ebenezer... :'..i90Sievens-oil. Albert Edwin ���������������������������S4JI5.Stewart.. AVilliam -.;, .....- ��������������������������� 3!!l6Stewart; . iaiiies-A . ^. . .. ...I.-.j. 34 97'Stewart, Daniel .. 34. X Stewart, AVilliam 3505 Stirling, Gordon ............ :;5(i!i'Stoddart. John James ::.'. 13 Stone. Ernest Percival ::.'��������������������������� 15,St. Onge. Samuel .,517 Storey, Richard . :::.l!i Stratham, Hugh Llewellyn ''"���������������������������23 Strong, George ...... Harry. Joseph. John Alexander James Edward William Tail. . Herbert Richard Salmon Arm. S. AV 11^,��������������������������� OU^M (iQ-i'.riJ^i M Sec. 13, Tp. 29:. JtaneJi-, Cherry Creek. Stanslield's Ranch Kelowna, Bernard Avenue .Armstrong, Salmon River AVard Okanagaii Mission. Postill's Ranch Gellatly, Gellatly's . ., Summerland. Lots 9 and 10. Blk. 52, Lot 45." Hullcar, Grafton Farm. ...... . .. , Penticton,'The' B.C. Hotel. . .Summerland..Lot 455. . 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Le ft Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist LeftDist. Left Dist. Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist On twice Loft Dist. Left Dist Loft Dist Loft Dist. Left Dist Left Dist Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. Left Dist. [Left Dist. And further Voter objected to, or Revision to be held by .11 o'clock in the forenoon. take notice that the above names will be removed from the said Register of Voters unless the _oine other Provincial Voter on.Ills behalf, shows cause to the contrary at the Court of Vernon,..on Monday, the second day of May, 11)10, at the hour of L. NORRIS, of Voters for the Okanagan Electoral District. nie at the Court House, Res. struv A'ernoii, April, 1910. .CJ Subscribe for your local paper now. It will keep you posted on important subjects