DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SUMMERLAND, PEACHLAND AND NARAMATA

Vol. 6, No. 24 SUMMERLAND, B.C., JANUARY 9, 1914. Whole No. 284 To Open K.V.R. by Next Autumn,Th e Summerland Launching of " The Mystery* Ship." Telephone Co. Route via Merritt Will be Ready For Traffic Late This Year. Good Work by Construction Gang. Direct railway connection be• ing links by the autumn. From tween the Kootenay, Boundary and Otter Summit, thirty miles to Mer• To many of our readers it will Okanagan districts and Vancouver ritt, the southern terminus of the be a pleasant surprise to learn that will probably; be established next Nicola Branch of the CP.R; from the construction work on the var autumn, according to a statement Spences Bridge, the Kettle Valley ious.pole lines of the Summerland made last week by Mr. J. J. War• Railway has its line already in Telephone CompanyMs rapidly, near ren, president' of the Kettle Val• operation. ing; completion. As" has''already ley Railway. The contractors ex• Work is progressing well on the been stated in these columns the pect to be able to inaugurate a Coquihalla section, which is being cable lines have been run, and coast service via Merritt and Spen- built jointly by the Kettle Valley most of the joints, have now been ces Bridge late in 1914, and that and the V.V. & E. railways. On made. The poling and wiring on the short line via Hope will be the 39 mile portion to be recon• Jones Flat is complete, as|is also ready for operation .the year fol• structed between Coldwater Junc• that at West Summerland, and^the tion, about twenty-five miles south line to the headf: of Garnett Valley lowing. of Merritt, -thirteen miles of grad• A portion of the Kettle Valley was finished on Wednesday: Poles ing have been done, and eleven and wires -have been "stretched to line is already in service and ano• miles of steel have. been laid. . The ther extensive section will be-fin* I Trout Creek and -around Giant's contractors have more .than one Head.- Practically the only sec ished at an early date. From Mid• thousand men at work and have way, the present western terminus tions now remaining to be built promised completion of the section are those of Prairie Valley and of the Kettle Valley Railway, by November 1st next. seventy-five miles of steel have Peach Valley, which will be com •Operations on substructure of the pleted in a few days. The com been laid to the summit between bridge which will afford connec• the Kettle River and the Okanagan. pany is confident of having all its tions between the Hope.*Mountain linework finished by the time the Valleys, and will be continued ah routes and the mam line of the additional ten miles as [soon as a switchboard arrives, and while the ; CP.R. near Hope are well advan- bridge at that point has:beeri com• Kellogg' Company's engineers are ; ced, and the structure is expected! i nstal 1 i ng the sw i tchboard, i ns tru pleted. Grading has been finished to be finished before the end of the through to-Penticton with the ex• ments will be put in the homes year. On the different sections of stores and offices of subscribers, ception of a few gaps where tun• the Kettle Valley line no less than nelling and extensive excavations and connections made with the one' hundred and eighty-two miles trunk line and laterals.. the name of -"mystery ship" .ow• have been found necessary. This of track have been laid altogether. [It does not seem possible in this a feat should escape the notice of ing to the secrecy wjth which the work is expected to be completed The exchange building is now in day of alert espionage .for a na• some of our sleuthful newspaper the hands of the carpenters and work was surrounded^ No one was by March 1st next. TERMINAL- : tion to design ,. and completely correspondents. Yet this very allowed to visit it, and not until it IMPROVEMENTS. other artisans who are busily pre build a fighting, vessel without thing has happened. This picture OKANAGAN - paring the interior of the building was launched did it become known the fact becoming known to the shows H.M.S. "Tiger" just after that England had constructed the 1 In conjunction with the C.P;R. for its new use. ••• Many favorable she had slid off her ways at Clyde• SECTION. ..-.v^'v-V'.'--.: war departments of all nations. largest and swiftest cruiser in the the Kettle Valley has greatly im• comments are heard of the excel It also seems impossible that such bank. The "Tiger" has gamed A fifteen mile section of track proved the terminal facilities at lency of the newly constructed world. • will be laid in the Naramata dis• Grand Forks.'s The provincial gov• lines. Material used throughout trict this month, it is estimated, ernment has arranged to establish has been of the best. The poles leaving a gap of less than •thirty- a demonstration; farm at Carmi in have. been treated : with carbolin Manual Training This Fall five miles to be linked up between order to assist' in settling up the ium, and have been well set, and Civic Nominations Penticton and Midway. West of ri: h and productive territorywhich those who should be in a position is being opened up by the1 new line.*k¿ unce it an and Elections. Okanagan Lake the forty mile po'r-- know> pron0 exce Seemingly Not Widely Favored. tion to Osprey Lake is entirely' Tracks and spurs to afford con-o lent job, and "one which is likely completed. The contract for. the nection; wi.th-the mines at Merritt, to last for some years with8 but On Monday next, the 12th inst., - section ^west^Qf Osprey ,.Lake to where..the -Kettle Valley joins the small"maintenance expense; v Itibminations for :-the civic offices '.Otter Summit, sixty-five; miles C.B^R.,i and. it .is anticipated that of Reeve, Councillor, and School if rom^Pentictori, i s -expected to' be' large ? quantises' of ;c^l w^ll^^be' Trustee are calledfor. The rate• Feeling oT School Board Public Meeting let at an early date, and will .be shippedtóthe Coast via Coldwater 5a|e Centre for Can-payers will meet in Empire Hall rushed to completion in order- to Junction and Hope on the short | at twelve o'clock noon., when nom• Opposes Any Increase of Expenditure. have it ready to afford the connect- route. inations, filed in.due order, wilU-be adían Apples; received by the Returning Officer, L. Logie. * The attendance was far from at the orchard city and two days Debenture By-Law Shippers of B.C., Ontario and N.B. So far as. can be foreseen there satisfactory at the annual meeting here. It was confidently expected "Rowena" Is will be few elections!; necessary. called by the Board, of School Trus• that the Fruit Union Warehouse Now Tied Up. Slightly Altered. to Establish One in London. A petition has been circulating re• tees for the public discussion of near the Central School could be questing Mr. Jas. Ritchie to accept local educational problems, in the rented reasonably, and adapted to A London press despatch of Jan• suit the needs of manual training. Council In Final Session. nomination for ,the reeveship. This Men's Club, on Saturday afternoon The Okanagan Lake Boat Com• uary 7 says:—It is stated'thata is extensively signed, throughout last. Scarcely two dozen ratepay• The estimated initial cost included ' pany > received the surprise of movement is on foot among those the municpality, and unless further ers were present. There was op•the-adaptation of a portion of this their.lives last night when, on the The Municipal Couhcil held a concerned, with the sale of Cana• nominations are sprung upon the portunity for learning future pol• building to the purpose. The am• arrival of the "Okanagan Vat Nar• short session on Monday to finally dian apples in the London market public at the meeting oh Monday, icy, gathering public opinion, and ount-was the minimum upon which amata a Customs authority stepped deal with the cancelling of deben-; to break down the combine which Mr. Ritchie will, by acclamation, of .„erilightenment generally on the experiment could be tried out. off and announced that" he was tures, and attend to any other nec• exists among London dealers un be elected to the head of the Couri school matters, that warranted as Mr. Robinson strongly favored authorized to tie up their ferry essary business, and also to sit as der .which Canadian apples are cil. He relinquished the same pos• large an attendance as at the mun• the introduction of manual train• boat., v' , • Court of Revision. sold practically at any price the ition two years ago. icipal meeting of a week previous. ing as a great factor in the all- The only excuse or explanation Only ope name was added to the combine chooses to fix.. Arrange Petitions have also gone' the The discussion centred chiefly round development of the child forthcoming was that this action list of- voters, he being a resident ments are being made on behalf rounds seeking to place R. H. about manual training, which it is mind. Its chief value would be was due to the fact that it had been of Ward III. of the apple shippers of NewEnglis h on the Council to repre proposed to incorporate into the, as conducive to thought on the part reported by someone that the E. R. Simpson personally sup• Brunswick, Ontario, and British sent Ward III., and Mr, Adam curriculum at the commencement of the scholar. In addition, it "Rowena" had made some part of ported his claim made some time Columbia to institute an indepen Starki for Ward I. Mr. I. Blair of the approaching fall term. Di• trained to a practical end. He its daily run without the captain ago that the Municipality should dent sale centre in Lohclon, solely has also been approached to allow vergent views upon this subject thought manual training advisable being on board. It can be easily not charge his foreman for domes• for Canadian apples. Investiga his name to come before the elec• were "-advanced and the" varying for the sake of the men of to-mor• understood how unfair such action tic water service. After quite a tions also are being made into the tors. Some new faces round the trend of the discussion pointed row—the children of to-day. • seemed to the Boat Company. They discussion of the question tho allegations that recent consign Council table are thus assured. clenrly to the necessity for obtain• Trustee W. R. Shields placed had that afternoon received a tele- charge was rebated, ments of apples have been tarn Coun. Dale,has not made any pub ing a more representative pro• himself on record as opposing the grom from the Customs simply stat• Coun. W. J. Robinson has been pered with, wholesale, at the port lie statement regarding Ward II. nouncement from the ratepayers bo- introduction of the scheme at pro- ing that thoir boat was to bo at similarly situated, and for some of entry, inferior apples of En hough tho general feeling is that fore final arrangements are made. Bent, contending that the finances, the whnrf j on the arrival 'of the years there has been a double glish growth being mixed in large he will run if nominated. E. R The conveyance system in operation of the municipality were not in tho "Okanagan," which hod innowise charge to his ranch, one for supply numbers with the genuine Cana• Simpson, who contested this Ward here, and tho imposition of home• best shape to bear the additional prepared them for this bolt from ing Mr.RobinBon's house and the dian apples. with Coun. Dale twelve months work upon tho Bchool children were expenditure. This had been his tho blue. other for supplying Mr. Rlnes. ago, has again been mentioned ns also brought up more or less cursor' attitude whenever the question had The Boat Company have for some When this ruling in favor of Mr. possible candidate. Messrs. II ily during the afternoon. como up. Tho directors of tho Summerland time past been making every effort Simpson was given Mr. Robinson . Lowes arid H, Dunsdon, retiring ,W. J. Robinson, retiring chair Messrs. W. M. Wright, T. J. to catch up with and fulfil every accordingly demanded like treat• Telephone Company hold a rather Councillors for Wards III. and IV., Gnrnott, C. J. Thomson, II. Suth• long mooting last night, and a good man of tho School Board, spoko fro requirement and were congratuln ment. , Ho was, however, only respectively, have not expressed quently throughout tho mooting. erland, II. Bristow, and W. A. ting thomsolvos that this had boon granted a rebate for tho amount deal of routine business wns dealt any viows beyond that thoy enter- Wright also spoke during tho after• with, Everything Is progressing, Ho Bhowod that the expenditure of done to tho lost letter. Tho "Row unpaid. ainod no special doBlro to seek tho Board had boen kept within the noon supporting tho contention ona" has boon running for some When finally considering the deb• to tho satisfaction of the board, ro-olection. It is said that Coun• that tho timo was not financially and pleasure and satisfaction woro proceeds of the tax of four mills. time fully equipped and with quul- enture question tho by-law was am• cillor LeweB iB willing to accept Complete harmony provailcd in all opportune to increase the munici• illod captain and engineer on board. ended so that all the domestic expressed with tho unanimous co nomination for roovo, but that ho tho circles of school work, n stato pal burdon. Captain Languedoc, who holds the wntor dobonturos wore cancelled operation thoy, as tho people's ser• would not oppose Mr. Ritchie, of affairs ominoritlly satisfactory. Trustee W.. A. Caldwoll said highest class master's papers, is at and double the amount of tho vants, aro receiving from Summer Three members retire from tho Ho had rocoivod excellent support that though ho had not himself n loan to understand this action on proposed Irrigation debentures woro nnd users. Board of School Trustees, viz., from the Board during his year of taken manual training during hla the part of tho authorities, and left In tho tronsury, MesBra. W. J. Robinson, W. J. chairmanship. Aftor referring school days, nor had ho any children during n lifetime on tho water as Tho Roovo wns Instructed by mo• Docking, and Dr. J. P. Mclntyro. briofly to tho work which had boon who would benefit from Its intro• mate and master never hoard of Tho local l.O.O.F. Lodgo is to duction at tho prosont timo, ho tion of tho Council to get legal nd- hold a joint installation for tho Mr. Robinson has definitely, given accomplished during tho post yoar such Btringont measures under the vlcn on tho relation of tho Munici• out that ho cannot seek office again Mr. Robinson dwolt nt somo longth favorod it as a practical counter• South Oknnngan to-night in Em part of tho heavy thoorotlcal edu• cicumstances. pality to tho Okanogan Tolophono plro Hall. Brother E. L. Wdbfo r business reasons, nnd]Mr, Dock upon manual training. Its cost Tho Boat Company fool suro that Company. Ing has expressed a proforenco not to tho municipality, ho snid, would cation which tho schools gnvo at bor, P.G.M., of Now Wostmln prosont. Tho training would add tho affair enn bo rectified at onco stor, and Brother J, H. Glass, to bo placod In ofTico again. Dr, bo about sovon hundred dollnrs for and are going Into tho mnttor A DISCLAIMER. D.D.G.M. of Ponticton will bo Mclntyro has signified n willing initial oqulpmont, and tho yearly a more pormnnont vnluo to tho thoroughly. In tho meantime they prosont. After tho coromonles noss to sorvo a furthor two-year maintenance thereafter would also school work. will glvo tho best servlco possible Rov. R. W. Loo wishes to deny there will bo n banquet, nnd it Is term, HO that thoro will probably equal that amount. This sum was G. J. C. Whlto advocated man• with tho "Tllllcum." tho suggestion that ho has In any probable that tho session will bo bo two new TrustooB, only twonty-fivo per cont. of the to ual training also for tho value of way shown any sympathy with tho bo nearly nn all night ono. _ Any olections that nro nocossnry tal cost of tho innovation, tho re Its thought stimulation. Tho main Okanagan Tolophono Compnny, He will bo hold on Saturday, tho 17th mnlnlng sovbnty-flve per cont. be• objoct was to train action through Prosbytorlon sorvlcos will bo has ordered tlw rehiovnl of tho Inst. Polling stations wllljbe as In ing found by tho Provincial Dopnrt tho application of thought. In this held In St. Andrew's Church noxt 'phono from his rosidonco and be- At a rocont mooting of tho KoJ former years, at tho Men's Club for mont of Education. Tho opportun community thoro was not nppnront Sunday morning and evening, At ownn Board of Kolownn Trndo Ity for tho establishment of manual tho same necessity for domestic como a subscriber to tho Summer waB announced that the Canadian Wnrds I. and III., and at tho Muni• tho ovoning service Alexander's land Tolophono Co. cipal Offices for Words II. and IV. training this coming fall was un oclonco in tho schools ns for manual hymn book will be usod. Frlonds Northern would commonco con Iquo, In that by mutual arrange training. who have tins book will kindly struction work on tho Knmloops mont with Kelowna, tho sorvlcos Jas. Ritchlo quostlonod the prac• bring It to tho servlco. Mr, Daly's JOHNSON—On Wednesday, Jan Kelowna lino during the coming Rev. S. Evcrton will again con of nn instructor could bo divided evening subject will bo "Uncon• spring. Right-of-way has boon duct tho Baptist sorvlccs on Sun tical value of such a course for the unry 7th, to Mr, nnd Mrs. P. P tOB between the two townB, three days [Continued on Pago 8.] scious LOBS." Johnson, n dnughtor. secured, nnd station si purchased day next, tho 11th Inst. FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 PAGE TWO THE SUMMERLAND I REVIEW

A Sprajr Calendar 5s REAL BARGAINS all through this month Prepared by" a Member of the B.C. Horticultural Staff. IN

Why"do we Spray? Leather, Brass, China, Cut Glass and Th the first place'to prevent SPORES of fungi born within the plant Jewelry and Watches. cells ENTERING OTHER PARTS OF THE PLANT. Secondly to KILL FUNGI BORN UPON THE. SURFACE of the Messrs. Cockett & Jackman plant tissues. : beg to announce to the residents of Sum- : Then again to KILL BITING AND SUCKING INSECTS either by Summerland Drug Company, Ltd. contact, poison, or suffocation.' merland and district that they will open INDIRECTLY TO CHECK THE SPREAD OF THE FIRE BLIGHT by doing away with the larvae of Aphids, adult Ants, Bees and Wasps, and the forms of any other insects most easily killed. A First-Class Cash Meat Market Finally it is a SPLENDID.;;SPRING TONIC FOR THE TREE, given even, that nothing (fungous,- insect or bacterium) affects the tree FRUIT TREES at the above address on, or about Thursday, January 8th, WHEN? '' and hope by supplying the best quality meat at the lowest The following is a simple Spray.Calendar:— - Buy GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Trees - possible market price to merit a share of public support. FIRST APPLICATION Kind of :, For Fungi For Insects No danger of importing pests - - No injury from fumigation Trees (Preventative) Pronounced by Dominion and Provincial Horticultural Apple Scab . Bud Moth Experts to be the Best That Money Can Buy. Families waited on daily for orders Shortly before the Pear Black Rot Woolly Aphis buds burst. Cherry Canker Eggs: ; > :• ;•, and prompt attention given. . Plum .'. Plum Pockets Tussock Moths Mfyt Efoergfoe &ux$tvit&, Before buds begin to j Peach • Mildew Peach Tree and 4$ranb ;forfes!, $.C. swell/ (Apricot Peach Leaf Curl Fruit Borer Representative : W. BEATTIE, P.O. Box 68, : Silver Leaf Leaf Blister Mite Pickled Beef and^ 0^^^ - Peach Stone Split West Summerland. Use a contact spray for above such as-Home Made Concentrated N.B.—Our prices include delivery at orchard. \ j2a30 Lime Sulphur; Specific Gravity 1.032 or 1.030 or Old Home Boiled Lime Specialty. Sulphur; Lime 20 lbs., Sulphur 15 lbs., Water 40 gal. Your Patronage Solicited and Satisfaction Guaranteed. SECOND APPLICATION (Apple Black Rot Larvae— Just before the blossoms ( Pear Bitter Rot Tussock Moths Special P.'-'2s Quoted for Hotels, Restaarants and Public Institutions. open or at blossoming Baldwin Spot Aphids, green time, for ants, bees, : - or any re• Do. Woolly wasps (blight carriers) ' maining fungi Tent Caterpil• January CASH Sale f Plum and spores lars- Just after fruit is set Cherry Canker Worms HIGH MERIT Peach Leaf Rollers I Apricot Slugs, Use concentrated Lime-Sulphur s.g. 1.009 or 1.008 Gurculios and Arsenate of Lead 4 lbs. or 2 to 3 lbs. Red Spider or Bordeaux—Lime 4 lbs., Bluestone 4 lbs., Water 40 other mites Boots and Shoes The - gals., and Paris Green 4 ounces. ; Borers— Flat-Headed " Round-Headed For Ladies, Misses & Children Peach Tree Borer Grasshoppers Reg. Price Now Katydids _ Leafhoppers- 18 prs. GJM. Blucher (high cut) $5.25 $4.25 Sizes 21 to 51 Lesser Apple 7 «i n • >» , 5.00 4.00 Sizes 21 to 41 Worm 14 Button, high cut 5.25" 4.25 Sizes 3 to.51 THIRD APPLICATION: i 13 5.00 4.00 Sizes 21 to 51 If necessary for mmediately after the (Apple ,, ,, ,, Low heel 4.25 3.50 Sizes 3 to 61 petals fall . (Pear Blight Carriers 13 About two weeks, later j Plum Aphids 13 ,, Tan Button ; 4.50 3.75 Sizes 3 to 51 Wasps than second application ( Cherry"' 9 „ Tan. Blucher . 4.50 3.75 Sizes 3 to 5 v . Ants About four weeks later ( Plum Sizes 21 to 5 than second application ( Apricot 10 ,, G. M. Button Oxfords 3.25 2.75 2.75 . Sizes 3 to 61 Use Concentrated Lime Sulphur, s.g. 1.008 ,13 ,, ,, Blucher ,, 3.50 Arsenate of Lead, - - - "„ 2 to.3 lbs. 13 ,, Tan Calf Blucher ,, . 3.75 2.90 Sizes 21 to 6 CHOICE LOTS or Bordeaux Mixture and Paris Green as for 2nd application. 6 ,, Three Strap Patent.Shoe' 3.25 2.50 Sizes 21 to 5 Has a few PREPARATION OF HOME MADE . Girls'. Box Calf Blucher . . 2.75 2.25 Sizes 11 to 1 left in their great Closing Out CONCENTRATED, LIME. SULPHUR. _ ,, Kang Bals , 2.00, 1.60 Sizes 11 to 2 Into a large tank or iron pan which holds about sixty gallons put ,, Box'Calf Blucher 2.50' 2.00 • Sizes 8 to 10 in a bag of flowers of sulphur or flour of sulphur. ' This weighs about Sale. These are offered at the 110 lbs. Add about 40 to 50 gallons of water,' hard or soft; and bring ,, Kang Bals . 1.50 Sizes 8 to 10 to a boil, T^hen add 55 lbs. of stone lime nearly free from magnesium Child's from $1.00 to $1.50 Sizes 5 to 8 original price, in spite of the and other impurities, one half by weight of sulphur, and continue to : Sizes 1 to.5. boil briskly for one hour. Stir constantly—a hoe is convenient for the Infant's from 50 cents to-$1.00 purpose—keeping the sediment in suspension and aiding all the sulphur fact that the value of the land to go into solution. When boiling is completed pour off the clear sol• These Goods are all New, Clean Stock, and were ution into a barrel. This solution is the stock solution which may be good values at former figures, but to raise CASH has been greatly enhanced diluted at will. ; For the winter wash dilute one part with about six parts of water, am offering these lines at this BIG CUT RATE. through the activities of the • or if a hydrometer is used dilute until the specific gravity or reading thereon registers 1.032 or 1.030. Tor the summer washes dilute one part with from twenty to twenty-five parts of water, until the hydro District. meter reading is from 1.009 to 1.008. Growers can reduce the cost of spraying considerably by clubbing together and making this cohcen JE. PHINNEY NOW is your chance to In• trated-wash at a central point.

ASSURANCE AGAINST FIRE BLIGHT. vest in additional Hold• Cut out all cankered limbs whether the cankers are "hold over" or not. jThey will run in the spring whatever kind these cankers may be; SHIP YOUR FUPSTO ings; or, if you do not and the resultB are disastrous. When the leaves are off the treos tho cankers are. more readily seen. SHUBERT Winter patrols are therefore advisable. DO TOM HI BUSINESS DIRECT wljh tlie linnlihMijw In the WorW own an Orchard, to es• Burn all blight in sight and at sight. tfeallng exclnilvely In AMERICAN RAW WM Do not scalp any limbs except thovery largo ones and the trunk, Got "More Money" lor your FURS n nine cases out of ton such a tree must eventually como out. snip Youii runs TO "snunEnT" tablish a Home in the !a ro1lal)lo-roHponalb1o-nafo—PurHOUHO with nn unblomlahod rep Do not forgot to disinfect all cuts, wounds, scalps and "hoof 'utntlonexlatlnjjfor ''moro tlmnaquartorofnoontjiry," alonirRuo; oeHHful reoord of BontHntt l'ur Hhlnpora promnt-SAaWACTORY cankers" with one part of corrosive sublimate to one thousand parts of 'AND PROinTAin^W roturnB, Write for ftlmliert «jhlD»er." water. Lato infection results from neglect of this precaution. tho only reliable, noourato mnrlcnt report nnd prloo list pubHahod. Okanagan. Wrllo lor H-NOW-II'« imBH Rigid obedionce to tho rules results in complete annihilation of tho WL CUimPDT t„„ 28-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE. A• 15. OHUPlliKl, InC. pam. 540 CHICAGO,U.S.A. Firo Blight. Continual neglect results in complete annihilation of all tho apple, Both Improved and unimproved poar, and quinco treos in tho orchard.

lands are offered. Those in• 1908 7,404,100 559,236 Canada sEgg Imports 1004 5,780,816 972,242 terested will be shown over 1905 8,601,427 806,567 What Bids Fair Provinces of Western Canada Make 1906 2,921,725 462,669 Increasingly Heavy Importations To become the Most Popular Sub-Division yet 1007 2,591,205 661,104 presented to the People of Summerland la now on the District at any time to suit from United States. 1908 1,865,890 1,149,086 1009 652,850 1,180,120 the Market . their convenience. Canada, an agricultural country, 1910 160,650 < 884,078 la obliged to Import eggs for homo 1911 02,164 2,878,040 consumption. Canada onco oxpor 1012 208,281 7,577,820 in Half-Acre lots ted eggs. Ton years ago between 1918 120,854 13,240,111 Call on or Write: ton and twelvo million dozens wore Five minutes' walk from Post Office, Store, Church, & School. exported to England, and previous Tho Importation of eggs Into Canada from tho United States Wit Äummertanb ©cbclopmcnt Co. to 1900 oven groator qunntltlos PRICE & TERMS WITHIN REACH OF EVERYBODY were shipped nnnually to tho Un during tho fiscal ' year ending Ited States. Tho following table March 31, 1012, totalled 18,240,111 The Opportunity is exceptional, and you cannot moke NARAMATA B.C. of which British Columbia Import given the exports and Imports of any mistake In your selection. eggs since 1900: cd 5,520,414, Manitoba 2,064,826, I and Albortn 1,954,110 dozens. Exports Imports All Information con be obtained at the Doz, Doz. CURBS VISITING Thick LINEN Fabric "REVIEW 1900 10,187,906 709,829 1901 11,868,004 951,745 COUGHS Real Estate Office of James Ritchie — Latut — atyliah — Anlallc — CARDS Offices. 1002 11,685,064 772,572 SHIL0H,fit COLD S FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 THE'SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE THREE WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. College Notes. tïje panfe of jWontreal The annual meeting of the Sum• merland Women's Institute will be held on Fridav, Jan. 15th, at Work started this term Jon the Capital, (authorized] $25,000,000 three o'clock, in the parlor of the appointed -day with almost full Capital, (Paid Up) 16,000,000 Men's Club. attendance. There is a good spirit Reit - - . 16,000,000 A good attendance at the meet- among the students, and a success• Undivided Profits l;646,217.80 ng is requested. Reading of re• ful term is anticipated: (ESTABLISHED 1817): ports and election of officers for The College freshmen are writing 914 will be part of the afternoon's the McMaster mid-year examina• Hofi. President '- RT. HON. LORD STRATHCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL, G.C.M.G. business, and any suggestions and President - . . ------H.',V."MEREDITH tions. They commenced on Tues• . General Manager - - - ' - - SIRFREDERICK ,WILL^jMS-TAYLOR. ideas which are likely to be of use day, and will continue until Wedr ; to Institute work will be heartily nesday of next week. HEAD OFFICE—MONTREAL . welcomed. As all subscriptions 46 and 47Threadneedle Street, E.C. / . Mrs. Thomas Dale entertained a London Offices excepting those"" paid in the last -I; 9 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall. j4yy ••':•>; quarter of 1913) - lapse on Decem• numBer of the ^Faculty and stud• ber 31st of each year, the secre• ent body on Monday, evening. Var• This Bank transacts every description 'of Banking Business, including tary, earnestly requests that all old ious games were enjoyed, and a de• the issue of Letters of Credit and Drafts, on Foreign Countries and win negotiate or receive for collection bills ori'-any place where there is a Dame members and intending new mem• licious supper was served at 10.30. or banker. ' 1 - x '' bers: pay in their subscription of 50. cents at an early date, so as to There will be a number of new SAVINGS; BANK DEPARTMENT avoid having their names cut off students for the - ensuing term. Deposits received from $1.00 upwards. ^Ranchers' and Country .Business the 'mailing list, and. in conse• Miss Leone Morrison-from Peach- given every attention. quence missing" some of. the use• land, and Miss Edna.Schofield, Willis Tierney,... and Leslie Walrod BANKING BY MAIL ful and instructiveVbulletins is-- sued to all Institute members'by from Alberta have already register Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town .accounts ed. • * receive every attention. ' the Department of Agriculture of B.C. On the evening of New Year's BRANCHES IN OK AN AG AN DISTRICT: Day, Miss Katheryn C. McLeod entertained the Faculty at dinner Armstrong,- Enderby, .Kelowna, Summerland, "Vernon, and Penticton. in Morton Hall. Covers were laid . E. B. MAY,. Manager Summerland Branch. ~ Peachland Notes. for eighteen guests. The table was effectively decorated with fruit To be "on the square"is so essen• Mr.: Wm. Logan visited Kelow• and flowers, and a most delectable Alto SUB-AGENCY at WEST SUMMERLAND na on Wednesday. repast was enjoyed by all. After tial in bur life that only those who ,The Masons are giving an "At dinner the company gathered in the practice it can hope to win out. Home" in the Orange Hall on Fri• drawing-room where they were most day evening. enjoyably entertained until a late' Squareness means friendship be• hour. Dr.' and Mrs. Montgomery CORDY & HIGGIN It is rumored that considerable were guests' of honor. Those {also tween a store and its customers. real .estate has changed hands present were: Dr. and Mrs. E; W ' > BRANCH OFFICE Sawyer, Dr.-and Mrs.F. H. Har• recently in Peachland; , QN this rock of honesty has our growing business over the;Bank of Montreal rington, .Prof. and Mrs. W. H. A Miss 'Olive Gummow -left for Moore, Prof, and Mrs. Si Eyerton been built. You find ...sixteen ounces to the Vancouver on Monday morning; Miss -Phyllis: Higgin, Miss Grace pound'pr four quarts to the peck", in your purchases— where she .will resume "her studies Hurschmann, Miss Melita H. .Ski! ..the.quality and value of our groceries are as sure as West Summerland at Normal. len.fMiss; Edna McLeod^,. Prof; D the rising sun. -The high standard of our customers is a safe guide to our methods. Will be open (Mornings only) - on and after Jan. 2nd, 1914 Mrs. Wm. Logan left this (Wed• H. Mcintosh, Prof. Montgomery nesday)- morning for Vancouver, Prof. W. M. Wright, Mr. W. A Wright. •-' REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE . where she will spend some time It is nice to know with whom you deal, isn't it ? We with her son. are always the same—the Square Deal Grocery. Notary Public. The annual meeting, of the I DEBATE ON WOMEN SUFFRAGE Women's Institute will beheld on AT W.C.T.U. MEETING. Tuesday the 13th day of January. •Election of officers and other bus• iness. Much interest was taken by loca ladies -in a debate on the much Miss Gertrude Gúmmow of Pen• vexed question of Woman Suffrage, ticton/Miss Smith of Woods Lake, held in ,the Men's Club. Room on and ^Miss Elliott cf Pleasant Val• Monday afternoon, organized ' by My TERMS Are: ley have this week begun their dut• the W.C.T.U. ies again in their several schools. There was a crowded attendance, GlWER£C01MISSI0iïMERCmvr It may be pleasant to be able to and as many of the audience and plow^right through the winter, but .two of the debaters were not mem• 10 % OFF*for Cash down we.- would rather have the snow bers of the Union, there was a and a moderate amount of frost. rather .^wider interest than usual THE CANADIAN BANK 5 % „ in thirty days The year 1914 is certainly ^begin• attached to the meeting. ning i^ an exceptional manner. Mrs. Fenner was in the chair, OF COMMERCE After, thirty days net; v and presided with1- admirable im• The': senior and. preliminary de• partiality.; Mrs. D. H. Watson CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,000 partments of the public school be• and Mrs. Buchan Reesor delivered gan their year's work on Monday the familiar case for' Woman morning, but the board has been Suffrage while Miss L. V. Mills of MONEY ORDERS unable to secure the services of a the- National League for Opposing Issued by The Canadian Bank of Commerce, are a safe, convenient and High School teacher up to the Woman-Suffrage made known the inexpensive method of remitting1 small sums of money. These Orders, present. opinions held by a large force of payable without charge at any bank in Canada (except in the Yukon Mr. and][Mrs. John Baldock, and women and by the great organiza• Territory) and in the principal cities of the United States, are issued at children arrived from Calgary on tion in London and New" York op• the following rates : A. Tuesday evening, and are at pres• posed to the extension of the Par• $5 and under 3 cents ent visiting Mrs. Baldock's sister, liamentary Franchise to Women. Over 5 nnd not exceeding $10 6 " The three speakers were very cor• " 10 " 30...... 10 " Mrs..Seaton. We understand that "30 " " 50 15 " it is. their purpose to live in Pen• dially received, but no vote was EVERYTHING IN ticton for a while. taken, and in the open discussion which followed Mrs. M. M. Robin• REMITTANCES ABROAD son, Mrs. W. J. Robinson, Mrs. should bo mado by moans of our SPECIAL FOREIGN DRAFTS and MONEY ORDERS. Issuod without delay at reasonable rates. Lipsett, and Mrs. T. N. Ritchie Builders' íes KaledenComments took part. • F. F. HANINGTON, - - Manager Summerland Branch. This week we would draw your particular attention to Mrs. Geo. Purvis returned home | Beaver Board FOR Inside Finish from Seattle on Christmas Day, ANADA CEMENT — and to — -". after a visit of some weeks., C Portland FOR HEALTH Two boxes of warm clothing are I ' Parkyte Sanitary Closets AND COMFORT. being despatched to Vancouver this NOW is the time to install one—ONLY $18.00. week for distribution amongst the COME men ask for so many bags of poor there, Mr. and* Mrs. J.-CFindloy spent | ^ "cement"— Wm. RITCHIE. Christmas Day with Mr. arid Mrs. Jas, Ritchie at Parkdale, West| Others, more careful, say they want Summerland. Portland Cement"- Hotel Hazelwood, Mr. T. C. jPreston has boon very 344 Haitiugi Siroot East, sick for the past week or two. We | lope he is now a littlo better, al« But the man who does the VANCOUVER, B.C.. hough still very wonk. £ best work insists upon get• When you go to Vancouver atop Mr. and Mrs. T. G Preston had at the HAZELWOOD-) Tho Fruit a family gathering for Christmas, ting "Canada" Portland Growers' Resort—Wo hnvo: no Bar; when Mrs. Baker, their daughter, but wo do have everything that with her husband and family, wore | Cement— • goos to mnko a comfortable and down from Penticton. homelike', up-to? date stopping place. 120 Rooms—Btoam-honted Captain and Mrs, Hatfield onter- College Matriculation, —Hot and, Cold Water and Tolo- tnlnod a largo family party fori junior and senior. phono in every room — RoBtmore Christmas Day, when Mr. and Mrsi Burton Hatftold woro down with] see that every Commercial Course. mattresses— good olovator—night and day servico—Baths. thdlr family for Christmas Day. bag, bears this Stenography and Type• Terms, $1 por day or $5 por wook. A special mooting of tho Mission I label writing'. Circle was hold at tho homo of I Vocaland Instrumental ONE'BLOCK EAST of MAIN ST. Mrs, W^ p. SIHlpson on Dec, 81st, Music. , when nrrangomonts woro ''made to contribute clothing for tho Contrnl To all: Mission in Vancouvor, For Author particulars addrem Tho' Christmas Entertainment A was hold on tho Saturday boforo Everett W. Sawyer Happy and Prosperous Christmas, December 20th. Mrs. Rourko had trained the children Principal' New Year. very carofully, and n very enjoy• Write the CanidaCemeot PORTLAND There b a Canada able program was givon, consist• Information Bureau," Mon- Cement dealer in your ing of aongs, recitations and ttefil, for a free copy of neighborhood. If you do drills. Mr. Harry Knight again not bow him, write for Jno. Tait, "What die Farmer Can ÏENr acted as Fathor Christmas, and Do Willi Concrete." hii name. Comminimi Antut, distributed candy and presents to Review Want and. Sale adi. give Summerland, B.C. all tho children. Tho. ovonlng was Good Remiti. a great success, THE SUMMERLAND* REVIEW FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 PAGE FOUR

CANADIAN PARCEL. POST SYSTEM. Œïje gmmmerlanìi Eètoteto OFFICIALS of the post office department are hard at work arranging PUBIilSa^D BY THE REVIEW PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED. the details of the parcels post system provided for in the bill passed by EMPIRE HALL RALPH E. WHITE, MANAGING DIRECTOR , parliament last session. Although there still remains a good deal to be done they are confident that the system will be inaugurated before] SUBSCRIPTION RATES : »2.00 PER YEAR. 1NVADVANCE.SDC. MONTHS $1.00. the end of January.

Advertising Rates: ..s,-::-: ..: The arrangement with the railways has; not yet been made, but it LEGAL NOTICES.—Twelve Cents per line for the first insertion : Eight Cents per line for each sub•is stated that the department "and the railways- are. getting closer sequent insertion. " ' •.. : , •- THE WORLD LOVES A WINNER LAND NOTICES.—$7,00 for 60 days, $6.00 for 80 days. - . ^ . together, every day. The railways want their allowance of 'approxi•

WATER NOTICES.—30 days, 150 words and under, $8.00; each additional 50 words, $1.00. mately $2,000,000 for the carriage of the mâjls increased to $6,000; 0.00. ~ - ,* ' - v Norton and Rith present * ^: THEATRICAL, ETC.—50c. per Inch for first insertion, and 25c per inch each subsequent insertion. Their demand amounts to compensation ' for the los3 of the express | LOCAL NOTICES or Readers, immediately following regular locals, 20c per counted line; 10c per Fred Raymond's Phenominal Success line each subsequent insertion. Half these rates when accompanying display advertisements. business; . It is probable that the railways will have to accept .a con• siderably smaller amount. The companies will be liberally pain" for LODGE NOTICES, Etc.. 25c. per week, per column inch. COMING SOON FOR SALE Advertisements, Etc., 2c. per word first week; lc. per word each subsequent week. the service; and, while there is no official statement about it, there- is Transient Advertisements payable in advance. ,.' - '.•••„• ; much doubt of them getting all they ask; Once the arrangement has Rates for Contract Advertisements furnished on application, been made with the railways the rates,to be charged'will be fixed. Copy for change of contract advertising must be in the*hands of the printer not later than Wed• I nesday noon to insure publication in the next issue. • ,v The interesting announcement has been made;by the Postmaster-- THE BIG FUN SHOW In accordance with schedule of prices adopted throughout the valley, charges for advertising General that intoxicating liquors will not be received:for transmission are now being made' weekly. Heretofore when five.- issues were; made in one month the result was a loss. By the new method customers are charged each week for just the amount of space by "parcels/.-post. This is in. accordance with the practice in other; WITH used. - • ~. • ... countries.

FRIDAY, JANUARY- 9, 1914. BRITISH COLUMBIA will not be affected by quarantine'-.'regula• 'ZEKE's 'DAISY' A UNITED SUMMERLAND. tions: just promulgated forbidding the importation into the United The Funniest of all Stage Characters States of common or Irish, potatoes from Canada', Newfoundland and the TELEPHONE MATTERS are this week the chief topic of discussion French islands of St. Pierre-and"Miquelon, which adjoin Newfoundland. SCENICALLY SUPERB! throughout the district. "The complete turn-down given the Okanagan This order which will remain in effect until such time as the.countries , DRAMATICALLY BRILLIANT!

Telephone Company, the. rushing of construction work by the Summer specified have cleared the; product. affected by the order of powdery MUSICALLY G^EAT! land Company, and the arrival on the scene of Mr. R. W. Millikan, sent scab and;*, black wart diseases. The new regulation is already effective here by the Okanagan Company for the purpose •of making, ah attempt In view.pf the fact that no potatoes are exported from British Col New Songs! ?* New Dances! New Music! to break into the solid front put forward by the people of Summerland, umbia the quarantine will not affect the products. of this province have all tended to keep the subject a live one. The unanimous cancel Large quantities of- potatoes, ^however, are^ shipped over the border PRICES, 75c. and $1.00. CHILDREN, 25c. ling of telephone service at the end of the year evidently surprised the to American points, from Ontario, New Brunswick and other eastern SEATS NOW SELLING AT THE DRUGSTORE. ORDERS BYPHONE AND MAIL NOW ACCEPTED : Okanagan Telephone people, and has,put them quite on the.defensive provinces. Exporters in these provinces advanced the claim when the It is stated that of the 182 'phones which were here at one time less quarantine against Canadian potatoes was mooted, that it was designed than 30 remain that have not been ordered out, most 'of which are on to curtail the trade that was ;being built up between eastern parts ,of contracts. It is said too a number of others will go out within a few days the Dominion and the^ United States, and was not on account of the 7 For the first time in the local history of the company^ a determined, if reasons specified by; the United States Department of Agriculture; The belated, effort is now being made by a personal canvass and offers o: demand for potatoes -grown in Briish Columbia far exceeds'the supply, WLAND cheap telephone and messenger service and other means, to obtain the and a big increase in the price of the' product has taken, place on this good will of Summerland's citizens. The admitted purpose of these account/ . • . • r. , v.';;-"V efforts is to. save the investment made by the . company in purchasing the plant of the Lakeshore Telephone Company, and in later improve• will some day" be a household word through- HAVE COURAGE. ments. out British Columbia and Western Canada. - Due warning was given the directors at Westminster by one of our AT the. beginning of a glad new year, instead of making many prominent citizens that if it came to a fight to get justice Summerland resolutions, try to increase your store of courage.. This is our dream which we intend to make would stand united as one man. This is one of Summerland's character- Have the courage to tell a man why you will not lend him your ...... real...... : .... - isties to which she is again fully adhering in this'instance. • Mr. Mil• money. - - <• likan has been given a respectful hearing by all on whom he has .called, Have the courage to wear your old clothes until you can pay for Some day" you will be sorry for not buying but sincere though he may be (and he is no doubt one of the best men new ones. _ -. • ; in 1913 and securing the best choice. that could be sent to grapple with the situation) he has arrived on the Have the courage to prefer comfort and prosperity to fashion in scene altogether too late even if he could now furnish Summerland with all things. - . the guarantees she would require. - Have the courage to obey.your Maker at the risk of being ridiculed, ME ADO WLAND It was not from any.desire to engage in the telephone business that by men. . ' o j> . ^.....^^f.fe^-gping.] to grow. the Summerland Telephone Company was organized-ahdhas now actively Have the courage to discharge a debt .while you have the money engaged in construction' work. It was organized under force of cir• in your pocket. N ' cumstances, and the persistent'policy of oppression adopted by the Okan• Have the courage to do without what you do not • need, however agan Telephone Company forced the local company to: put in a plant to much your eyes may covet it. properly serve the district. It was with reluctance that the new ven Have the courage to provide for the entertainment of your friends The Okanagan ture was taken up, but of late there is with many a feeling.of gladness within your means, not beyond them. that the situation made the move necessary, and a general feeling that Have the courage to acknowledge your ignorance, rather than to the policy of the Okanagan Company will have been a blessing to Sum• seek credit for knowledge under false pretences. - Realty Co., Ltd. merland in thus forcing local action. Have the courage to speak your mind when it is necessary you The larger company has maintained a constant drain on Sum should do so, and to hold your tongue when it is.prudent to do so. • SUMMERLAND, B.C. merland's finances to the tune of several hundred dollars a month. Have the courage to show that you respect honesty in whatever Practically the-only local expenditure being for operators. guise it appears, and your contempt for dishonest duplicity by whom With the new company, of course, all rentals earned will remain soever exhibited. ..].-.' in the community, and payments for salaries and various requisites Have the courage to cut the most agreeable acquaintance you have will.be put into local circulation. In this one move Summerland when convinced he lacks principle. "A friend-should bear with a FIR | PINE will reduce its annual expenses by a tidy amount. friend's infirmities," but not his'vices. v Have the courage to pay your subscription to your home paper Don't let it run for three or four yearsi and then kick because you get a dun, and get "huffy" and order your hame*off the list. Have the WO OD "A SOFT ANSWER turneth away wrath," said sage Solomon, courage to be manly about it, remembering that the leditor has expenses I, am in tho Market with 1000 Gords to supply tho people of Summerland but that was before telephone systems became bones of contention/, It which you know nothing about. ^ - r . ' is safe to predict that the mollifying measures which the Okanagan Company has resorted to during the post week will be no more suc• cessful as oil upon the troubled waters than the less popular tactics of FEED , Prosont quotations on Food for spot the manager last week. Smooth talk comes too late to retrieve the cash at Car: . situation. How next will the Okanagan Company seek to heal the FEED WHEAT per sack $1.60 breach? It is beyond the power of the corporation to do so, and OATS per sack $1.35 Ëlf Keep a Pig ? BRAN - - - do. $1.30 to persist in the attempt is only a prodigal waste of valuable energy CRUSHED do. do. $1.45 that would be better spent in improving systems in neighboring A small drayago chargo will bo addod to F«od got at West Summorland. towns, thus lessening the likelihood of similar calamities overtaking Perhaps You're Credilit price' s wil'"l remai'n about a"s usual" . the interests of monopoly. ''OUR BEST" FXOUR - - $1.75 per sack. The rebuilding and extension of the existing sy3tem which the Okanagan Company gave out so freely was to be pushed ahead immedi• Going To Raise Hogs? ately, has not yet commenced. Supplies and equipment were sent down from Vernon with a gang of men, perhaps to heighten tho In either case, You should have B. illusion, Somo minor work has been carried out, such as renewing . . PROF. DAY'S BOOK. . ThonèfViolot 8. WEST SUMMERLAND, old. polos, and staking out* linos, but so long as local fooling remains adamant to all compromise, tho corporation thcmsolvos recognizo tho futility of further expenditure in vainly striving to mend their lost "Productive Swine Husbandry" Summerland Meat Market fortunes. Tho Okanagan Telephone Company should not now bo worrying how to savo their Summorland investment, thoir concern By* special arrangement we will, * • . J. DOWNTON, Propriotor. should bo for tho least ignominious extinction. for a short time only*, make the Fresh and Cured Meats always on hand. Fish and Upon tho Summerland Tplephono Company now reBts the responsi• following offer: i • ' • Game in Season. bility of making good. As a private profit-Becking concom it can 'Phone Oriiei• through Druff Co.'i Now Sarvloe Telephone, , - TERMS STRICTLY CASH expect no undue discrimination from the Council over tho Okanagan The above Book-and "The Canadian Company. Tho local company must stand on itB own moritB, Tho Countryman" will be given with a inconvenience of a disrupted telephone sorvico has been undergone on , " » thoir behalf, and as compensation tho community domnnds nn efficient subscription to the Review to Dec. 31 $3.90

1Q14 - /provided nrrecir», lfnny,\ _ Fnr sorvico for a reasonable rental. Nothing is BO wearing upon public l^in - V or* paid to dot* / lor PENTICTON patlenco and forbearance as dolay, and the sooner tho new local system These represent a TOTAL VALUE of $5.25 Is put into operation tho less danger thoro will be of dofection. Public i Is a most desirable place to spend-the Week End. sympathy hos been with the local company in its establishment, but Review and Book - 3.00 RATES AS FOLLOWS! public sympathy docB not work unrewarded. Tho action of tho Oknn Friday Night, including Sunday Dinner - Six dollars. *\ Samples of "The Canadian Countryman," a most / ngan Company in Instituting a messenger sorvico to connect tho business J Saturday "Night, including Sunday, Dinner - Three dollars • houses with tho fow remaining subscribers through tho modium of tho . excellent weekly, may be seen at this Office . y exchange indicates a roluctanco to loosen thoir slim hold altogether, and so long aa tho big company retains any footing whatsoever infills Music in spacious Rotunda community thoro is always a possibility, remote it may be, of recover The Review Publishing Go., Ltd. ing at least somo lost ground. . 8 p.m. to: 11 p.m. Saturdays, FRIDAY, JANUARY^ THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE FIVE Piano Contest 2 cents per word first insertion. ' \PaSSin2 Events: Social, Personal, &c. . per word subsequent cenMinimut per worm dweekl subsequeny charget insertions, 10c. , . «—J • > Standing of Contestants. Mr. R.V. Agur returned on Wed-, Guests with Mrs. Downton this! No. Votes Cast. 1 Muir Steuart went out on Fri• 8 - 724,750 For Rent. nesday night's boat from a visit week are Mrs. Bennett her niece, day's boat to the Coast for a short My, of a few days to Vernon. ' of Kelowna, and two children; 14 - 854,472 TO RENT—Five roomed cottage trip. • ••. : ~ 15 - 605,100 in .good Iocation, $ 12 per month. The ice carnival advertised last The Misses Alice and Candace Duncan Woods lias returned from 26 2,379,300 Apply G. A. McWillfams. - . ' week to be held to-morrow, thé McDougald. were passengers up the Hedley, and will probably remain 27 -513,978 Best Wishes 10th, has been postponed: for. one lake from Penticton on Saturday's 28 TO RENT—Small house and here for the winter. 1,730,690 week. boat. • ' ,;" • / • .' 49 -619,815 stable at foot of College Hill, $12, 62 Would also . sell, with acre of.fruit A luncheon party was given by Mr. Jas. Ritchie and Mr. J. L. - 792,935 Mrs. Hayes to friends, including ; The annual Congregational Meet• 64 for á trees. G. J. C. White. ' - ' tf ing of St. Andrew's Church will Lo'gie were 'passengers up the lake -.811,070 some of the College - Faculty, last on yesterday morning's boat. _ 65 1,777,756 Friday. - - be' held next Tuesday afternoon at TO RENT.—Campbell Hall, West 2.80 o'clock, #'$$•; ; - : . Mr;'D. H. Watson went up the Summerland. Terms; -Geo; Fisher', Miss Dorothy Harrington, has lake on Wednesday morning's boat PRETTY CALENDARS. Happy and West Summerland.?; Keys/ Ritchie's gbne up' to, Peachlandand will Miss Hurschmann returned - to on a business trip to Kelowna. Saddlery. , \." , -,tf spend the ; next two weeks v;there: College on Saturday night to be with her uncle. - ready for the opening of her clas• The Young People's.Guild of St. New Year Calendars from bus• .Wanted. ses on Tuesday. . , Andrew's Church will hold a social iness houses, etc., have come into Prosperous .W. Harris ;has- bëeny appoint-' evening in Campbell's Hall on Sat• the office in showers lately, and all WANTED—To rent, small house, ed teacher''.at thé Upper'Trout A new 'student at College this urday evening. are not only well" got up from an town or near, - bath and; J ight, 'mod•Greek School and took, up. hi g new term is Miss Leone Morrison of artistic point of view, but are in erate rental. . P. O. Box 95, Sum , duties this week. [' Peachland, who came into resi-. Mr. E. A. Miller left on', yester• very useful form. * dence at Morton •Hall on 'Monday day morning's boat, and; is travel• merland. 916 v The picture of the B.C. firs from Professor Mdore spent a few, days night. --;. ling to.the Old Country where he the Okanagan Lake Boat Co., is at Vernon for rest and change after plans to stay for a while. WANTED—Position by compet• A guest with his sister and bro• an excellent reproduction, and two his recent illness, previous to 'res?; fine scenes in black" and white ent housemaid. Apply at R. Clous- uming duty at the College on Tues• ther-in-law, Mrs. and Mr. A. •J. W. S. Logie went up to Kelow• ton's, tf McLachlan, this week is Mr. Wat• na on Thursday. He will probably which are typically "Good Old Eng• 1914 day. lish,"-'. "A Stage Coach" and son of - Calgary, who arrvied on accompany Mrs. Logie as far as WANTED—Young calves from a The plastering of the Hotel Cor Sunday night's boat. Sicamous, returning ' to-night "or "The Old Hunter," come from J. dy was commenced yesterday, and' S. Ritchie. few days -old to a few weeks old. Saturday. t F. Munroe, West Summerland: tf With most of .the windows in, the -Divine service will'be conducted The Bank of Montreal's neat and electric fittings getting in place,;, ! in the.Methodist Church on Sunday business like lettering in a setting j The public schools re-opened for .. .WANTED—Small flock of spring the; completion of the new hotel is; next-at 10.30" a.m. and- 7 p.m. by the spring term on Monday. A of Maple Leaf makes a very good chickens. Wyandotte ' or other rapidly approaching. the pastor, Rev R. W. Lee.; Mr. cheerful number of pupils assem• and useful office desk reference. heavy variety preferred. Pullets We are very glad; to be ; able to;Le e will "also-preach, in the .Prairie bled ready for work after the and cockerels. Box 101, Review record that Mr. W. C. Kelley is Valley jschoolhouse. on Sunday at Christmas holidays. A. B. ELLIOTT, Office. • , a8 tf again among us, very much" better- 3.30 p.m.-: . ,i...... : Pound Notice. Four horses, the property of after' his ; recent; long illness; and The annual meeting of the Baptist The following animals have been : WANTED—To lease or rent, or• Billie" Raincock, were seized attending.at his office and profess I'Church membership will be held in impounded and unless previously chard for term of years,; - with sional duties once more. this week by Provincial Police and The Man who Saves You $'$. option to - buy. Applicant must theVEakefront:Church pri;Thursday corralled at Dale's. They are to claimed will be sold at the Summer- next, January ;15th,- commencing' at land Pound on Saturday; January Summerland and - show - -property will at least pay By "ah error • on ..this page last be taken to Penticton to be dispos• week, the Quadrille Club -were three,o'clock- p.m., and continuing ed of for the benefit of Mr. Rain- 17, at two o'clock p.m., in accor• West Summerland . wages. • Box 103, Review. a8 'tf re- : ported to .have held a card party to throughout the evening. A light cock's creditors. dance with the bylaw governing 'Phone No. 34 WANTED — Some good/ clean play Five Hundred;; on New Year's supper, will be served as in pre• stray animals. vious years.- ^ ;^- - and - - Blue 3 rags;: suitablefor wiping machin• Eve: This, of course,- should ; Mrs. Buchan Reesor had a little No. 1. Buckskin Mare; white ery. Will pay 10 cents" per lb. for have read that the "Five Hundred Children's parties haye been very tea party on Wednesday at the J. strip in face, four white feet, right kind.Review Office. Club" had a card party. frequent since Christmas, though W. S. Logie bungalow, which she brand—— left shoulder. is now renting. Mrs. W. J. Rob• Miss Janet Rothwell has been festivties slackened; with the re No. 2. Black Horse Colt, one opening of school. Among very inson, Mrs. J. M. Robinson, senr., year old, no brand visible. . Tfifn tfmnfetng • • Exchange.; unable to resume her duties at Mrs. Gray, Miss L. V. Mills, and the Central School this week, ow• enjoyable parties' given for the Jl the people of Sum• TO EXCHANGE—For Okanagan Mrs. and Miss Clay were the guests. - , JOHN DALE, . ing to the death of her father,' ittle, people was one arranged by Pound-keeper. fruit lands, two gopd-prairie farms; Mrs. Cartwright for her two little merland for past also, first-class :property tin Vancou which occurred at Regina on the. The New Year's festivities in Jan. 11, 1914. 31st ult. Miss Annie Dale is car• grand-children. •Happy Valley,'' in our Morning- •patronage for- about TEN.-. ver. G; A.-McWilliams. rying on Miss : Roth well's work L. B. Ottley has taken overthe side district this year have been years — I beg to announce .until the latter; is ; able to : returnjdair y business until recently car on th? usual enjoyable scale. Par• Packing Schools For Sale. to Summerland. ried on by Mr. Arthur Solly, and ties by Mrs. Tullett and Mrs. Simp• that I am better' prepared FOR SALE..-^- Upright piano. The'dance held by"the .Quadrille will in future conduct it in con• son and a whist drive by Mrs. than ever to cater for all Also electric- light ffixtures.. All ] Club; in the Empire Hall last night junction with his dairy in Balcomo, Atkinson being .thoroughly enjoyed The Packing School Classes will in goodicondition. ^Box-i29; Sum• was a very successful little -affair, Fresh churned butter can be ob by a large number of guests. commence on the 2nd of Febru- your wants. I have merland. " J916 and was well attended.' In addition tained from Mr. Ottley, as well as ary: Campbell's Hall first week; a high quality of milk and cream. Openmotor launches on the lake £ FOR SALE—Bean hand sprayer,: to members and «their friends on in January!.. Instead... of .an angry packing house second week. Mr. in. good / condition^.. Will sell rea• this;side, 'a "number came^'across- lake churned up by the chill; north Gibbs of Kelowna will be instruc• FEED of All Hindis fromr Naramata, including a good sonable as~ I am buying a power After the article oh the front winds there lies before us a smil tor. Oregon box will be used. many ^dancers 'from • the. K. V; R; page with reference to the suspen ing expanse of sunlit water or just sprayer. Isaac Blair, West Sum• Intending pupils please apply at FIREWOOD, merland. ; camps, and, a most enjoyable pro• si on - of .'the " Rowena,,' went to a merrily-stirred- grey surface, gram was carried out., - press/information came to hand good'fun for winter boating. ~So once to FOR :SALE—Fresh cream,' but• AND A - \' There will be a 'number of Sum• that the Okanagan Lake Boat Com• small launches have been seen fus JOHN TAIT, ter, buttermilk and, skim milk. merland exhibitors - at the Pentic• pany were in receipt of a telegram sing about the lake and having a J9-16 Secy. Farmers' Institute. Car of . . Apply' Li B. Ottley or 'phone ton * Poultry Show' next week. advising them of the release' of the real good time in this, the first White 14. tf Enough prize-winning birds at last boat. The "Rowena" has there week of 1914! fore been placed on the ferry route week's local show are beingship ; Municipality of Summerland as usual. A new business venture in the First-Class ped down to the foot of the lake community is the fresh meat mar this week-end to make .a strong Mr. G. A. McWilliams of Van• ket opened this week at West Sum• Carriages. Summerland section, and local fan couver has been spending, the past merland by Messrs. Cockett & DOG TAX Cough ciers may be expected to figure on week here with his sons, and greet Jackman. Premises have been se the Penticton prize-list.. ing many old friends. Mr. McWil cured opposite T. B. Young's in All Owners of Dogs in the Mun• liams Bays cheerfully that good due to arrive shortly, so A carload of poles came down the the Kelley Building. Orders are icipality are notified that the above times are dawning, in Vancouver to be "solicited and delivered lake oh Mondayi for the Okanagan tax for 1914 was due and payable 'don't buy till you see them, Telephone Company.- these poles at-least, and that; prospects for the daily, and by supplying a consis• on the 2nd day of January. year are certainly brightening, tent high quality of meat Messrs. as they-have NO EQUAL were to be used, ostensibly in the The amount is $2 for each dog great scheme of improvement things,"looking much better than Cockett & Jackman hope to secure only a few weeks ago. a share of public patronage. over six months old, if paid on or in the Valley. ,•• which it was announced the local before 1st January, after which A GOOD . , system was to undergo immediately. , To walk in the sunshine along date the tax is $2.40.. They were dumped off the car on Shaughnessy Avenue this week was BUSINESS. MAN to the shore were they still remain 6 bask in a warmth as grateful Extract from By-law, Clause 8 Can supply; you with a : Joint Annual Meeting Any person owning or harboring ' InBuroshis Stock against Firo. monumental to corporation bluster. and wonderful as .ever experienced The'prudent head of a family a dog over six months old, without Court Summerland .1 0 5 8, n the South of France, where the First-Class Outfit has : his lifo insured. The v air is now perfumed with mimosa, Agricultural Society, Farmers' Institut« having paid the tax, according to thoughtful traveller carries C.O.F., met in their first regular the provisions of this By-law, or accident insurance monthly meeting, following ro-or- violets and narcissi. ' Most of us and B.C. Fruit Growers' Association. have been discarding heavy coats, violating any of its provisions, shall to go Driving, ganizntion,. on Wednesday evening be guilty of nn infraction of this McWILLIAMS' last, in Elllpti's Hall. Seven new and muslin, blouses have been don Mr. C. J. Thomson was in the at right priced ned by some of the ladies. On By-law, and subject to, the penal• COtTGH SYRUP Foresters wore received and initia• chair at the annual meeting of the ties contained in tho Penalty By• ted. Refreshments and music clos• Jonos Flat on Wednesday the gold Agricultural Society held on Tues Is insurance against Coughs, dUBt of the willow was noticed to law No. Four, upon conviction bo- Colds, Bronchitis, Croup, La ed ,tho frnternnl gathering with day, and the election of officers for fore any Justice of the Peace, bo bursting out on brown twigs. tho ensuing yenr wns tho principal R.H. Grippo, and all kinds of throat pleasant social intercourse. A (Sgd.) F, J. NIXON, and lung ailmonts. It is tho bright and useful future now seems The Borton Plumbing and Hent business. Mr. H. C. Mellor was choapeBt . insurance anybody Collector, : assured for this drder in Summer- Ing Company make an announce elected President; Dr. R. C. Lip- can carry. , land. - v mont on page sovon that should bo sott, Vice - President, and Mr. D. Municipal OHlces, West Summerland, B.C. * KEEP 50c. WORTH of THIS of interest to nil housowivos who H, Watson, Secretary-Treasurer. ENGLISH The second session of tho local tnko [pride in tho equipment of Mossrs. J. L. Logio, R. H, Eng 2nd January, 1914. J9-23-30 INSURANCE" in tho HOUSE, mock pnrlinmont conducted under IT PAYS their kitchen. Tho Borton Com lish, and H. C. Mollor wore appoint tho auspices of tho St, Andrew's pnhy has-recently added to its stock ed Directors. Mr. H. C. Mellor BIG Society, will bp held on Friday ov a first-clnss lino of housohold nppli- wns also appointed delegate to at Penticton Poultry Association oning nokt, Janunry 16th, at, oigbt ancos and .kitchen goods, consist tend tho annual convention to bo Cows and Hogs DIVIDENDS o'clock in the Campbell Hall, A ing of onnmol, iron nnd tin wore, hold In Victoria on January 31st. vital problem of Canadian national FIRST ANNUAL WINTER rind utonslls. The gonorous cash Tho Farmers' Institute elected lifo will bo up for dobato—-tho discount offorod is a gonuino In officers ns follows: President for For Sale Asiatic question, Speakers, from ducomdnt to the purchnso of goods 1914 to bo Mr. J. L, Hilborn; 1 POULTRY SHOW tho College and the community will of quality nt unusunl pricos. Vico-Prcsldcnt, S, M, Young; Soc- We are seeking to ar• McWILLIAMS' prosont and oppose legislation aim ; V'"' rotary-Troasuror, John Talt. range for the purchase ing at tho control of tho oriental PENTICTON, Tho Bums AnnlvorBary—a note Dlroctors,' Walter Wright, W. A. of a car load of well bred monnco.' Tho mooting is open to worthy dny in tho Scotch calendar Caldwoll, W. A. Dohorty, S. II. Hogs and Cows PHARMACY tho public, ladios boing especially —will bo duly commomorntod in Adnms, and R. C. Lipsott. JAN. 13th & 14th, 1914 invitod. Spmmorland by tho St; Andrew's Mr. J. Tait was appointed dole- Any persons wishing to . Mrs. Dowi who died in tho early nnd Cnlodoninn Society. , January gato to attond tho forthcoming an• buy either outright, or by hours of Tuesday morning has 25th, tho poet's nntnl dny, occurs nual convention. Noticed the Difference? this year on_n Sunday, and It has loans tHrough the Union Apply for Prizo List and particulars been n Bulforer for a long timo, At thosamo mooting tho Summer- to and for tho lust two months hns thoroforo boon decldod to h6ld*n land branch of tho B.C. Fruit will please communicate There was n time when tho product been very ill after an attack of ty ^Scotch Concert on Friday ovonlng, Growers' Association elected officers at once with ' SHOW SECRETARY, of tho GARNETT VALLEY MILL phoid. Nurso Gordon was called Janunry 28rd, an cxtonsivo and rop as follows: Prosldent, E, R. Simp• resontntivo program for which Is G. J.C. White, P.O. BOX GO, was not of tho BoBt. ovor from Naramata on Monday, son; Vico-Prosldçnt, II, C. Mollor; or Prenldent PENTICTON, B.C. but was too lato to do moro than now boing prepared, It will bo Socrotary-Trooauror, John Tait. 32-o-n _ ' There's a Difference Now. bo with hor patlont nt tho Inst. hold In tho Collogo Gymnasium at Executive, P. G. Dodwoll, C, IT. J. L. Logie, Mr, and Mrs, Dow enmo to Sum- tiio popular admission of twenty Tato, and D. II. Watson. . , 8eo,-Ti'Ca». Homo-mndo Building Mntorlnl, flvp cents, Seo pastors and advor ns good ns tho imported article morland a yonr ago from Alberta. Mr, D. H. Watson was appointed Thd Okanagan, which this yonr tisomont next wook. dolognto to tho annual convention. hns had n Inrgor monsuro of pros is being turned out nt tho Mrs. Dow, who was twonty-four Summerland locnl mill, , yonrB of ago, was a natlvo o Tho joint mooting wnawollatton- porlty than most of tho provlnco, dod and among othor decisions it hnB boon pronounced by some of tho Knnsns, U.S.A. Tho funornl.tobk plnco on Wednesday, Rov, C. II. wns arranged that tho pneking Fruit Union Const jobbing housoB ns tho Ibrlght Daly ofllclntlng. li» nnd Coli!«, school use tho American box. spot of B.C.' Prove This for Self BmiU Èlost tines 1870 APPLES GET_ GOOD PRICES. „ There is a great deal of excite• I OUR BEAUTIFUL WEATHER Alleged Illicit Liquor Selling. ment going on among the sporting • WHEN BUYIN6YEAST | element of our male population this Twenty-five per cent, of the • INSIST ON HAVING Current Events JUNE IN JANUARY. A subject of much conversation week regarding an amateur wrest• apples being shipped by the North . I THIS PACKAGE -•• - OF - • in the town'during the past week ing match which takes place to• Pacific Fruit. Distributors, are net• has been the case of the Svea Hotel morrow, (Saturday) night,; at the ting, the: sub-centrals ;over--|10p.O a The most beautiful Riviera weath• car. One car that .was, reported iESTHEWHITESTÄlä Town & District which was raided by the police on Empire Theatre, Penticton. The er which continuesto prevail is the suspicion of the illicit sale of match has been ^arranged between last week brought $1259/52; iwhich topic-of universal comment, and we liquor. The premises have been Max Muller, the Dutch porter at is just 48 ce"nts less on 'the< whole Mr. D. F. Broome has just pur• car than $2 a box. . ; ; " are certainly ^establishing a record under observation for some time, the Syndica Hotel, and Rudolph ; chased a fine, horse from Mr. Tom of June in January which should'be Doswell. and last -week a private detective Halma, an: Italian, who is well forever written in the weather under-order of Chief of Police known _ in the neighborhood. The Mrs. E. P. Roe was visiting her book of the South Okanagan. The Eraser, \of Vernon, gave informa- men are well matched, for Halma == <0lb enfiano' I sister, Mrs. McDougald at .Peach-chinook swept down .on the mantle tion.'vwith the result' that- Augus• is -held - to be a clever tackier by 1 of snow which lay un'der alternate - • JULIUS W. A. BLOCK,, l land this week. tine and- Green, proprietors of the those who - know," while Muller, NARAMATA, B.C. sunny and grey skies la3t week, Svea were .arrested and taken to who has fought-: bulls in Mexico, : Mr. J. W. S. Logie spent the and now_ only fast - disappearing 1 Mackinaw Coats (blackand brown), Penticton on the charge alluded to. threw a: bull with 'his bare hands Mackinaw Shirts' and Pants, Eng-" week-end with his parents at their white patches here ~and there re• k in 1910, at Juarez. The "Row ranch on the other side of the lake. main of 'the Christmas and New Charged at the police court, the: lish Wool Whipcord and Corduroy L^ TOR TO.OMj^ defendants pleaded;not guilty, and ena'^is running a special trip to• Nl ON Year snow fall. " A soft, warm morrow for the occasion. . Pants, English Tjannel and Flan• Dr. R. C. Lipsett came over on rainfallvon Monday, and Tuesday the evidence showed' that bottles nelette Shirts, Dr. Neff's Under• |Tuesday to attend Mr. D. F. brought in mild and 'gentle 'airs of whisky had been found concealed wear, Harvey's Sweaters, .English DECLINE SUBSTITUTES i Broome's valuable horse, "Brow- in the. straw of the stableat the Hats (hard:and soft), Fox"s Put- which lent the. Southern Valley the rear of the hotel.. Itwas'stated for ; Education in the province during Inie." aspect of early spring and then the the past year entailed the expend• tees - .(Ladies and Gentlemen's), the defence that the.-Whiskey was Golf Caps 'and Aviator Pull-down.; Fruit Packing Classes. A number of "Naramatans" went golden sunshine further coaxed the the property of another man, and iture of $4,658,894 by the Prov• over by a-special trip of the "Row- soil. On Sunday last, near Indian incial Government and the varfou3 Caps, White-Evening Dress Waists- Rock, Mr. Fred Manchester gather• was there without the knowledge coats and Ties, Cecil Pipes, Pear's ~ The fruit packing lectures will ena" on Thursday to attend the of the defendants. • municipalities and school districts: ed a bouquet of several delicate There was a large increase in enrol- Soap, Fruit Salts, Glycerine Ju-.. be held in the basement of the Quadrille Club dance. v varieties of wild flowers growing There was no evidence to show mentover former years, r v., ' jubes; - Naramata Church from' Monday The monthly meeting of the Far• along/the road to North Naramata; that the proprietors of the Svea next, January 12th, to Saturday, mer's Institute is toi" bë held to• Already a. faint 'pinkish flush is had any connection withV the- liquor- January ,17th, conducted by Mr, night (Friday), at eight o'clock, showing on the tender twigs'of the found on their premises," and the Buchanan the fruit expert of Ver• Mr. H. J. Wells, in the chair. peachtrees^ and:- the. sap' is rising case was therefore dismissed "for non. strongly: in. the apple boughs. - A lack of proper evidence." Some twelve, to fifteen students Dr. Will Robinson, who returned; spr i g of . smal 1; .green, apple leaves have already signified their inten• home on Tuesday from Toronto, of last year's",: growth-;: was: plucked, "CANADIAN PICTORIAL." tion of taking advantage of these broke his journey at Glacier for a untouched by the frostUv - •" classes, .which certainly are of day or two in connection with pro• Canada's Most Artistic'and Popular [ proprietory. great value to the fruit growers of fessional duties there. : Snowdrops, -frail :and timid,: but naramata. our neighborhood. still snowdrops'full blown"/>4are Magazine. After a visit of two weeks at the blossoming this week' in the garden home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wellsj of "Mr. George Wolstencr'oft, -who This elegant magazine delights A branch of the famous Yarrow Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Watson have also cut a bunch of crimson, cream the eye while it Jnstructsthemind Unexcelled Cuisine. Steam Heated, shipyards on the banks of the Clyde returned to their own home up at and white rosebuds: 'from his concerning the picturesque doings in Scotland will be estalished at Tunnel Camp. bushes. of an interesting and hightly enter• Every Comfort, for the Permanent or Esquimalt. This announcement After a prolonged sojourn of over Mark and Fred Manchester on taining world. means much for the province, and Monday, sowed and raked-clover, Each issue is literally; crowded Transient Guest. promises the development of a large two years in-Vancouver where hé has been working, Mr. James Hay on their lot above the Naramata with the -highest, quality of photo• shipbuilding industry there in fu Parks on Monday, a proceeding gravures, many of them worth FOR RATES APPLY :- F. li.-ROE, Manager. ture. It is understood the new ward has returned this week to Naramata and rejoined his family. which is sufficiently unusual to be framing. plant will be equipped to construct noted Th the farmer's diary. , It is the most popular ''Pick-mi war vessels as well as all other Mr. Arthur Hayward has finished Between two and three on Tues up" on the waiting room tables of classes of steamships. the carpenter work at which he has day afternoon the thermometer reg• the leading doctors throughout the' been busy'at the big tunnel build• istered forty-eight' degrees in the Dominion, and in the big public IF YOU NEED ing at Rogers' Pass, and . has re• shade, and in the sun on Wednes• libraries is it literally "used up" FERRY SERVICE turned to his home here for a day wraps and hats were uncom by the many who are attracted by v . Summerland • Naramata - Penticton . while. fortably warm. • its entertaining and beautiful Mr. M. G. Wilson, of Paradise Little open launches have been pages. - ' ^ Ranch, is having a ^pretty arid used for crossing the quiet lake It's a "love at sight'- publica-' WRITE THE several times lately by owners who tion, and it has" departmental fea• Winter Time Table Co., roomy bungalow residence built on a.m. p.m. Okana'gan Lake Boat his property, which should be ready at this time of year count on hav tures of great interest to the young; Leaves Naramata daily 9 and 4.30 NARAMATA, ing their boats snugly tucked up woman and the. home-maker. for ' occupati on. qui te early, in the Leaves Summerland - n:30 and 5.30 or Telephone Peach 7 Summerland. spring. for the winter. . • .w-*.- . Of it—just to quote one man's praise from among thousands—the We are distributors of TABOR .COAL, Mr. A. H. Mulford's: display of Canada's1 progress in railway Canadian High Commissioner -in DAILY (except Sunday) TO PENTICTON

which we are able to highly recbmmeud fine birds carried off the prize at' buildi duri 1913 exceed& b London^r-the Right Hon. Lord A Carload is due in a few days, and it Leaves Summerland 11.30 Penticton 3.30 theSammerland, Poultry Show for | far any former year's record. The Strathcona," wrote: Leaves will be to your advantage to place your " Naramata 12.30 « Naramata - 4.30 the "best display of birds from three transcontinental railways "The Canadian Pictorial is a ORDER NOW. publication which,, if I may be Arrives Penticton 1.15 Arrives Summerland • 4.45 You will save money by doing §o. each town," and our citizen is have been working steadily in ex pleased with his victory. tending their systems, and great permitted to say so, is,a credit to gains have been made in the trans- Canada." (Signed) STRATH• For further information regarding extra service, apply S'land Drug Co. Brief cable advise has been re CONA. iceived from Mr. and Mrs. R. C. I portation lines both east and west. Robinson at Kew, Surrey, of a safe During the past year the railway , On trial to new subscribers- Œfte ©feanapn lUfee JSoat Company, arrival in England. Their baby board* approved at least 7250 Twelve months for only 65 cents. ilnramntn, jB.C. V. ft.»et , Utanfiatr. ïlinlteb daughter has stood the journey miles of new track which Jhas The Canadian Pictorial is pub• well and is thriving. come into operation. Besides, lished by the PICTORIAL PUB• SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING construction has .proceeded in sev LISHING CO., Witness Block, Mrs, D. J. Walters and Mrs. J. eral thousand additional. mileB. At Montreal, Canada. -Try Mt for a REGULATIONS. M. Schreck are giving a card party least $100,000,000 was spent, on year. at the Unity Club on Monday next, capital account by Canadian rail . Subscriptions taken at Review COAL MINING RIGHTS of the Jan. 12, and, as usual, many Nara• ways last year. Office. •-'•'• i Ho tei Narama ta, Dominion, in Manitoba,1 Saskat mata.ladies are anticipating a very chewan and Alberta, the Yukon pleasant evening. . NARAMATA, B.C. Territory, the North-west Terri' Wonderful Snapshot of the U.S. Battleship tories, and in a portion of the Pro The Naramata Carbonating Works This now famous tourist hotel will be vince of British Columbia, may be are now going strong again after Vermont in a Storm. leased for a term of twenty-one a delay of some,; while owing to a years at an annual rental of $1 per breakdown of machinery. The . OPEN ALL WINTER acre. Not more than 2,560 acres necessary repairs have been effec• for accommodation of first class trade. will be leased to one applicant. ted, and a good season is being pre• Application for a lease must be pared for. CJ Bright, sunny" rooms, comfortably heated. made by the applicant in person to The first business meeting of the lj Special winter rates now in force. \ tho Agent or Sub-Agent of the -dis• new Year of the Unity Club mem• Dinner Dance'parties catered to by arrangement. trict in which tho rights applied for bers was held this afternoon (Fri• are situated. day) at the Club House, the .hos• In surveyed territory the. land tesses, Mrs. Fred and Mrs. Mark must be described by sections, or Manchester serving a very dainty B.C. Applet Again Win Important Awards. legal sub-divisions of sections, and tea to a large attendance of ladies. ,in unBurveyed territory tho tract Hon. J. H. Turner, Agent-General in London for B.C., applied for shall be staked out by Tho Naramata School reassembled cabled Sir Rlhcard McBride on the 14th November that tho the applicant himself. . on Monday with abo'ut forty pupils,' biggest awards offered bad been won by British Columbia, In an addition to the numbers of last open competition at Shoffiold and Edinburgh, for display of Each application must be accom term. Tho new teacher, Mr. A. panied by a fee of $5, which will B. Richardson, B.A., of Vancou• apples. • bo refunded If tho rights applied ver, who haB recently been teach• Mr. Cunningham, B.C. Fruit Inspector, states that B.C. for nro not available, but notothor ing In Alberta, bids fair to bo very apploR are In big demand, and .that 100 carloads could have been WIBO. A royalty shall be paid on Bold now, had thoy been obtainable. tho merchantable output of the popular with hie flock. Tho United States fruit growers filled tho orders. B.C. mlno at the rate of fivo cents por Tho little son of Mr. and Mrs. fruit growers and prospective fruit growors, act promptly, and ton. George Burnett, Philip, has boon] enlarge your orchard plans. Tho person operating tho mlno suffering from Bovoro chill and' Wo can supply you with all kinds of fruit treo stock to suit shall furnish tho Agent with sworn Blight fever for the last fow daya, the apodal climatic conditions of each district, roturns accounting for tho full and Dr. White, of Penticton, came | Our prices for fruit tree stock this year nro cheaper by quantity of morchantnblo coal up by motor on Sunday tb BOO him. nearly ono-half,. than horotoforo offered to B.G. fruit growers, mined and pay the royalty thoroon, Tho little patient is now doing I viz., $8 to $12 por 100; all grown in,our own provinco, such as If tho coal mining rights nro not well and will bo up and about! Jonathan, Spitzonberg, Baldwin, Northorn Spy, and moro than 20 bolng oporatod, such returns should again In a day or two. other,cholco vnrlotloB. ; v !, < .. . bo furnished at least onco a year. Patronize homo production, and mnko our province tho fruit Tho lease will include tho coal mln Nurse Gordon was called over granary of tho West., , , Ing rights only, but tho lossoo may hurriedly on Monday to take charge' Don't forgot tho bonutlfyIng of your homo plot. In our bo pormlttod to purchase whatovor of tho COBO of Mrs. Dow, at Sum- stock of over $100,000 wo can moot tho most cultured and avallablo surfaco rights may bo merland, who has boon ill for eomo rosthotlc tnsto, to mnko'homo.onvlronmontB a contro of beauty,, considered necosBary for tho work time" and took a suddon turn for Evorgroon stock, shade trees, rosos, floworlng shrubbery, bulbs, ing of the mlno at tho rato of $10 tho worse, Miss Gordon was, how- This picturo was takon by a «nll- Bomotimo boforo tho real ox tent of floworlfig plants otc. Cataloguos mailed froo on application. ovor, too late to do more than bo nn aero. For full Information np or on ono of tho VCBBOIB convoying hor damago has boon aBcortnlnod. Holly for Hedgen, up to 12 inches, $20 par 100; Privet, 21 inn., $30 per 1,000; plication should bo mode to the with hor pntlont nt tho last, for tho dnmngod warship aftor sho MTB. Dow passed awny during tho! Several of hor compartments wore Lnurel, 2 to 2} im,. $20 to $30,per 100, Secretary of tho Department of tho broko hor Bhnft at BOO In a gaio and flooded, but tho others remained ORDER YOUR FLORAL DEMON WORK FROM US. Interior, Ottawa, or to any agent early hours of Tuesday morning, had to bo towod to Norfolk, Va. It Intact. At tho timo of tho ncci • ROYAL NURSERIES, LIMITED. or Sub-Agont of Dominion Lands. BIIOWB tho BtupendouB forco of tho waves, ovenwhoro a 10,000 ton bat- dent tho "Vermont" was returning HEAD OFFICE-710 Dominion Bldg., 207 Hastings St. W., Vnncouvor. W. W. CORY, with tho other American battle •Pliono Soy, B6B0, Stora- Deputy Mlnifltor of tho Interior, tloBhlp IB concerned. -2410 Granvillo St., 'Phono Bayvi6w 1020. BlilpB that vlflltod Italy and thq NurflorloB at ttoynl, on the B.G.E.Ry., Eburn« Branch, 2 mma ShilohML Tho ship will bo placed In dry* from tho city limita. N.ll.—Unnutliorlzoil rmbllontlon of thit adv«r- I "The !'«mlly Prlind for 40 yetra." • Antvft 'Phono, Ehurno 43, tU.rn.nt will not bo putd for. felling relief for Croup and Whooping Cough •dock» for repairs, and It will be southof Franco, • FRIDAY, JANUARY 9 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE SEVEN "The Missouri Girl" W.CT.U. Meeting. Coming January 13th. There was a good attendance of "The Missouri Girl," which will the membership, as well as a large be the offering at Empire Hall, on number of visiting ladies, at the A Tuesday January 13th, has been on meeting of the Union on Monday the road continuously for fifteen afternoon,- in the parlor of the Men's years and for the past six years two Club. in the history of our business. After careful thought we companies have been presenting Business matters were lightly pas• this ever popular play. It has been sed over, to receive fuller .atten• seen in every state and territory in tion at the February meeting, in the American Union, with possibly order to devote more time to the two exceptions, and last season one suffrage debate, which was conduc• esfolbeb that beginning with the J^eto ^twcf 1914, company toured Canada, where the ted without the formality of jud• play met with the same remarkable ges. we would add to our stock a full line of COOKING and GENERAL KITCHEN reception that has characterized its Mrs. Reesor led the discussion tours of the United States. The in favor of granting the franchise UTENSILS of latest styles which we would sell at Jopularity of the playjs not limi• to women on the same terms as it ted to any particular section. is given to men, and gave many Wherever it goes it is the same good reasons for doing so. story, crowded houses and delighted Miss L.V. Mills followed, cleverly LOWEST PRICES POSSIBLE audiences. supporting the anti-suffrage cause. Otner plays that have been be Mrs. D. H. Watson, ^in a fluent fore the public deteriorate, and little speech/ proved an able sec• frequently managers foist inferior ond to Mrs. Reesor. CCOrdingly, our order was placed and the first carload has arrived. ; Make y~our companies on the public with low Mrs. Fenner had inadvertently salaried actors in the "ffcincipa •been billled to support the anti- A outfit of Kitchen Tools complete or replenish your equipment by* making your selections roles. Fred Raymond has always suffrage movement, but her "stock" kept his companies up to standard arguments had deserted her. from this new and complete line. and that is probably the reason for However, Miss L. V. Mills kindly his remarkable success with this came to the rescue and all went sterling comedy. well. Year, after year the companies Then followed a general discus• Enamel Ware. Tin and Iron Ware. visit the various cities fortunate sion, in which quite a number of enough to be on their routes,' and ladies participated, good interest UNIVERSAL invariably the companies are equa' being sustained throughout. -This r BREAD to those of previous years, and from The women of the Union appre• time to time improvements are ciate the kindness of the 'visiting ENAMEL MIXERS, being made that strengthen the ladies who assisted with the pro• organization. gram. CEREAL Two This season the vaudeville por The next meeting is due at West COOKER, tion of the show has received Mr Summerland. - • Sizes, , Raymond's careful attention, and ONLY $2.50 the country "birthday party" offers One syllable of woman's speech an opportunity for specialties that can dissolve more of love than / a 95 cents. and has been taken advantage of. Five man's heart^can hold.—Oliver Wen• first-class vaudeville numbers add dell Holmes. . great strength to the performance. DOUBLE BOILERS, 75 cents to $1.25. $3.00. FRUIT OR POTATO PRESSES, 50 cents. One pretty girl will inspire more - BERLIN KETTLES, 50 cents to $1.35. I feminine envy than a dozen clever SELF-BASTING SEAMLESS ROASTING PANS. quickly stops coughs, cures colds, and heals ones. the throat and lune*. :: :: 35 cents. Also Also TRAYS, DOUBLE MINCING KNIVES, t PERFORATED PIE PLATES, Municipality of Summerland. PAILS, ;: ; COLENDERS, f \;\ \ /'•- y" STOREY CAKE TINS, MIXING BOWLS, - ' • ••' '":;- '", 'With Loose Bottoms, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Electors of the Municipality of Summerland that I require the presence of the said Electors at : EGG BEATERS, TEA POTS, . Empire Hall, Summerland, on the Twelfth (12th) day of January, 1914, TEA KETTLES, In Great Variety, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing persons to represent them in the Municipal Council as Reeve and Councillors, and in the PITCHERS, CAKE. TINS, BREAD TINS; Municipal School Board as Trustees. . HAND BASINS, Etc.,_ Etc.. . v.v^4--- FLOUR SIFTERS;i MUFFIN TINS, The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows:— ; v 7 The candidates shall be nominated in writing; the writing shall be All at Lowest Prices. GRATERS^ PAILS, subscribed by two voters of the Municipality as proposer and seconder, See Our New TEAPOTS, NICKEL- WASH TUBS "and BOILERS, , (and shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time between MEAT CHOPPERS, the date of the notice and 2 p.m. of the day of nomination, and, in the PLATED COPPER, With White LANTERNS. ' event of a poll being necessary, such poll will be opened on the seven-,, $1.25 & $1.75 &c, &c. - teenth (17th) day of January, 1914, at the Council Chamber, West Metal Trimmings; A ,. Summerland, for Wards Two (2) and Three (3), and at the Men's Club

And Many Other Useful Articles Indispensable to Good Kitchen Work. Rooms, Summerland, for Wards One (1) and(Four (4), of which every person is hereby required to take notice and govern himself accord• ingly. The qualifications for Reeve, Councillor and Trustee are as follows: All Prices Subject to TEN per cent. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. The qualification for Reeve shall Be his being a male British sub• ject, and having been for the last three months next preceding the day of nomination, the registered owner in the Land Registry Office of .... v land or real property situate within the Municipality of the assessed . The value on the last Municipal or Provincial Assessment Roll of Five Hun• dred Dollars, or more, over and above any registered judgment or charge, and being otherwise duly qualified as a voter. The qualification for Councillor shall be his being a male British subject andjiaving been for the three months next preceding the day of his nomination the registered owner in the Land Registry Office of land or real property situate within the Municipality of the assessed value on the last Municipal or Provincial Assessment Roll of Two Hun• dred and Fifty Dollars, or„more, over and above any registered judg• Company. ment or charge, or being a homesteader, lessee from the crown or pre- emptor, who has resided within the Municipality for the space of one year or more immediately preceding the nomination, or who, being a Agents for homesteader, lessee from the crown or pre-emptor, who has resided within tho Municipality for a portion of the year immediately preceding the nomination, and who during the remainder of the said year has been the owner of Baid land of which'he formerly was a homesteader, lessee- The Famous Gurney-Oxford Stoves & Ranges. from the crown or pre-emptor and who iB assessed for Five Hundred Dollars, or more, on tho last Municipal or Provincial Assessment Roll, • over and above any registered judgment or charge, and being other• wise qualified as a voter. \ Tho qualification for Trusteo being any person being a homesteader in the School District and being a British subject of tho full ago of; Cheaper Fence Posts seasoned posts from which the bark twonty-ono years and otherwise qualified to vote at an election of • has boon removed, it sinks into School Trustees In the said school district, shall bo eligible to bo Notice of Assignment the wood for a distance of about a elected or to serve -as a School Trusteo, As a result of the many Inquiries quartor of an inch. This should add at loast ten years to tho life of Given under my hand-at Summerland, this second day of January, NOTICE IS'HEREBY GIVEN tliat thoVpoachlarid Canning Com- n regard to the preservative treat• ment of fence posts, tho Forostrjj a post made from a non-durablo 1914, pany, Limited, of Poachlnnd, in tho County of Yale, n Canning Com• wood, such as poplar, balBam, fir, J. L. LOGIE, pany, has by deed of assignment, made in pursuance of the "Creditors' Branch, Ottawa, has now issued a. circular ,on this subject which or spruce, This is not tho bost j2-9 Returning Officer, Trust Dood sAct" and amending Acta, dated tho 29th day of December, mothod, but it is the simplest and, A.D, 1913, assigned all its personal property, real estate, credits and can bo had by applying to tho Director of Forestry, Tho vnr- on a small scale, probably tho effects which may bo soized and sold lihdor execution, to R. J Hogg, of cheapest, Other mothods require Ponchland, in tho said County, for tho gonornl benefit of its crodltors. lous mothods described of trontlng tho posts with tho preservatives that tho poBts bo kept covorod in A mooting of, tho crodltors will bo hold- in tho Orango Hall at Poachnr• o nil illustrated by diagrams, and tanks of hot croosoto for a longor Hotel é>ummerlanb lnnd aforesaid, at seven o'clock in tho aftornbon of the 15th day of Jan• tho apparatus roqulrod is slmplo or shorter porlod. uary, 1914', for tho giving of directions with roforenco to tho disposal and costs littlo. Besides lengthening the lifo of RE-OPENED of tho estate. Tho gront advantage of thoBo tho post, tho preservative treat- . And notico is horoby* further glyon that nil creditors and others treatments 1B that they koop oven mont also tends to reduco tho cost having claims against tho estate are roqulrod to illo the snmo with tho cheap woods free from docay for of tho posts in nnothor way, for, Under Entire New Management Assignoo on or boforo the 12th dny of January 1914, with full par from ton to fifteon years,; Many as cheap1 local woods can be usod, tlcularfc of their claims, duly, vorlflod, and tho naturo of the socurl klndB of wood found In farmers' tho first cost and tho cost of trans• ties, if any,, hold by them, All pnrtios irfUebtod to tho snid estate woodlots will last, when used as portation are usually much lower Newly" Decorated And nro required to pay the amounts of tholr indobtodnosB forthwith to postB, only four years or, thoro- than for cedar, oak or tamarack, Renovated Throughout. tho Assignoo. ' -\ abouts; after trontmont, such as Moroovor, an posts will ncod to And notico is furthor given thnt after tho 12tlfday of February, doscrlbod, thoy Inst twice or. throe bo sot less ofton, tho proportionate A.D. 1014, tho Assignoo will procood to dlstributo tho nssnts amongst times, oven four tlmoB, as long. cost of Betting tho poBt will bo First Class In Every Department. tho creditors of whoso dobts or claims ho shall then havo had notico, Creosoto, which costs in Can• loss. Tnking into account all tho and ho will not bo rosponslblo, for tho nssotfl or any part thoroof so ada, from ton to twenty-five cents items that go to mako up tho distributed, to any crodltors of whoso debt or claim ho shall not a gallon, is tho best preservative cost of tho poBt, and comparing Rates - $2.50 to $3.00 thon havo received notico. When boiling hot croosoto is ap• this with tho number of years Dated.at Ponchland, B.C., this 20th day of December, A.D, 1918. plied Hbornlly with a brush — n It will last, it will bo found, It WALLACE & NORTON, "Proprietors, paint bruBh or whltownsh brush, tho mnjorlty of cases, to bo much R. J. HOGG, less for treated posts, Assignoo. for inBtnnco,--to tho butts of well- PAGE EIGHT THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY, JANUARY 9

$rofe*¿íotial Cattisi. The Orchard Players SCHOOL BOARD PUBLIC MEET- I ' ING. NORLEY F. TUNBRIDGE, A Briti,h Colmabian Organisation. B.A., Ora. "Out on the roads" in the merry [Continued from Page 1.]. Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, days of Apri 1 next. A new, talen• school children, 'suggesting the in• ted and strong • company of artistes troduction-.of a /feature more in PENTICTON, B. C. ^ of British Columbia's^owni are now keeping with the agricultural ac• being selected, got in form and tivities of the district.. - - marching order. 1 X ' Trustee J. P Mclntyre was of | •The Orchard Players" of Bri- the opinion that if manual train• Dr. R. Mathison I tish Columbia come as the result of ing was not thought advisable at DENTIST a long thought of and carefully this stage, perhaps some work Graduate Pennsylvania College of Dental planned, organization, and the along "agricultural 1 ines or -horticul• Surgery, Philadelphia scheme is one of the happiest that tural might be introduced, the cost Phone 89 Kelowna, B.C. I has ever emanated from the fruit•of which would be considerably less. P. O. Box 309 ful lands of our beautiful province. The feeling of those present was To take art seriously and - life finally expressed later in the after• From a business standpoint it is generally P. O, 111 Phone 138 healthfully, with the motive force noon by a motion proposed, by H. granted that money -invested in Stocks returning 7 or B. A. MOORHOUSE of native patriotism, to tour.and Sutherland and seconded by S. A. A. M Can. Soe. C. E. and B. C. L. S. entertain with a fine repertoire of Denike, that it be not advisable.to | 8 per cent, interest is considered sood. We are good plays, to. possess and cultivate take up manual training this pres• offering a much higher percentage on money spent in Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor their own orchard J lands in dueen t year. This resolution was car-1 PENTICTON, B.C. season; this is, in brief, the pro• ried; unanimously, though several merchandise in our CASH STORES. . gram of "The Orchard; Players*'' present abstained from voting. Q. and their fellowship should prove ...-The suggestion was made that the COUPON BOOKS, to facilitate buying, are Wellington Kelley, B.A. one of _ the most successful • and question be submitted to a munici- BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, noteworthy of ideas yet born oh paPplebiscite at the" coming elec• issued in prices ranging from $5.00 to .$50.00 and tions. Certainly the feelings .of NOTARY PUBLIC. British Columbian soi 1. The glare sold at TEN PER CENT. CASH DISCOUNT, thus a WEST SUMMERLAND, B.C. of the footlights and the strain of the ratepayers should be sought more- representatively -than was Office hours from 10-12 a;m. & 2-4 p.m. stage life has too often been the $50.00 book sells for $45.00, being equivalent to over ; destruction of a splendid art,, and given expressi on at Saturday' s | here is the ^scheme for-a dual exis• meeting. ELEVEN PER CENT. Interest on the Cash Invest- D.LORNE SUTHERLAND tence that should lead to the realiz The annual financi al statement of I ;ment. - ation of an ideal. the Board was read by Secretary Auctioneer. The Company as it stands, con J. L. Logie. The receipts from! sists consists of a band of actors all sources totalled $11,536.55, and Only a CASH SYSTEM in a business can accom• Sales Arranged .at any time. and actresses, with an English the disbursements $11,532.34:, Eq• plish such a good return, because bad debts are" Phone, Black 8 Summerland I stage reputation, already -made- uipment to the school buiId ings had Mrs. A. L. Soames, who has played been added during the past year to eliminated, and Customers will not have to pay to• á&octetíe*. at His Majesty's with Sir Herbert the amount of $319.08. After de• Tree, and Mr. Soames, associated preciation had been written off, the wards the cost of running a Credit System with its LodgeSummerland] with comedy fame in the immortalvaluatio n of. the school buildings accompanying expenses. ° '"Charley's Aunt." -Mr. W. Sau- and equipment was placed in the L.O.L. No. 8036 ter, associated with Sir Johnston auditor's report at $23,000. . v. . MceU first Tuesday in Did you ever stop to figure out what you are eyery month in Elliott* Hall Forbes Robertson; with E. S. Wil- Some enquiriesregarding the | at 8 p.m. lard .for some years, and with number of pupils being conveyed . paying interest for NOTE accommodation, or what VisiUng; brethren welcome James* K.Hackett and Eleanor Rob by contract No. 5, held by A. H. , H.C.Mellor.-.W.M.- Reid, from B. L. Hatfield's resi• you lose in discounts by having your accounts charged? A, B. Elliott. Ree. Sec. son. Mr. L.%Race.Dunrobin, who has played with Sir Henry Irving, dence to the Central School gave THINK IT OVER. " IT IS WELL WORTH WHILE. Eleanor Robson and Mme. Nazi- rise to remarks regarding the sys• a. JT.-& 9.,i«. mova and with Fred; Terry in "The tem of conveyance. * &ummerlanb The secretary pointed out that] Hooge, 56 Scarlet Pimpernel." It is hoped Jfr. to secure also Mr. and Mrs. Legge the government inspector had laid I Meets on the Thursday on or before the full Willes, who are so well known in down the ruling that no pupils] moon. • . the world of histrionic art. Thus within one mile from ;the schools] 'F. W. Andrew, W.M. the company- already '••.;.• selected should be conveyed. K. S. Hogg, SEC. with^the exception of several minor Trustee Mclntyre thought that if ] parts.' . the original, intention of convey• The first play which will be pro• ance was adhered to,.many difficul• duced in the tour starting in April ties would be avoided. It had | I.O.O.F. will be Sydney Grundy's ''Marriage been intended at first to convey to Summerland Supply Coy Okanagan Lodge No. 58. of Convenience^"; the bri 1 liant cos-' the Central School only such chil• Meets ~ every Friday at 8 p.m. in tume play which was so phenomenal dren as would otherwise have been Ltd. Elliotts Hall. Visiting brethv en always Summerland and;West Summerland. welcome. a success at the HaymarketiTheatre, attending .their ; respective ward .... H. EVERETT. J. N. MERRILL, London, .-England. ~ schools. _ ' -,;; Noble Grand Rec-Secretary. '«. The Orchard , Players " will G. J. C.. White voiced the gener• carry all their own;stage furniture, al sentiments when he .,• sai d ir.it fcummerlanb fet. Snbreto's! ana properties and electric fittings; and was apparent that some modifica• Caebonian &>otittp. ,\ special - scenery is being built and tions in the system of conveyance painted by a well-known Liverpool were needed, though its total abol• Members meet FIRST MONDAY in ition would be unwise. He knew Post Office Box 95. •very month in Campbell Hall. 'Visi- artist, Mr. McKay, who is now a tors welcomed. British Columbian. the increased average of regularity J*. G. ROBERTSON, GEO FISHER, The growth of this country has and punctuality which had been . Pres. Sec. been so phenomenal during the last promoted, and which could not u decade or so, and our citizens have otherwise be attained. It was Canabian ©rUer of Jf oreetcr*. been so engrossed in "business," urged upon the new trustees that Court >ummerlanb, Jto. 1053. that iittle attention has been given oh the expiration of existing con• THE ei to the Arts, which, in consequence tracts, some changes be made. . ;- Meets First Wednesday in have suffered severely. - Mr. H.. Sutherland expressed a every month in Elliott's Hall./ But the old order changeth. more extreme view when he said he failed to see the need for any CHIEF RANGER, REC. SEC We are feeling the need of good West Summerland W. C. W. FOSBERY J. N. MERRILL.- music, good paintings, and sound conveyance system at all, when the I plays well presented, and (if they climatic conditions here made walk• are up to the standard of the good ing both more desirable and satis• ' Some EXTRAORDINARILY factory. . LOW PRICED imported productions)—we should Smart Driving Outfits, Boats Met on Short Notice prefer them native born. Jos. Ritchie advanced a sugges• Single and Double. Saddle Horses Meadow and It would seem that to "The tion which might reasonably stand Orchard Players" must be awarded investigation. • It was that the DRÀYAGÈ ' JOBBING the distinction of making the firs outlying children be conveyed to Orchard Land step in the right direction, and we within a fixed distance of the : o ; Can be acquired by • shall look forward with great in school, and then be required to Consulting • terest to the work of. an organiza walk for the remainder of the C0RDW00D tion that has for its aim the devel journey. This method would nn- ORCHARD WORK Mr. F. D. COOPER, questionably reduce the cost of the opment of a native drama. Stocked in the following lengths: a Specialty Peach Orchard, Summerland conveyance contracts, and might ] A certain newspaper advertise• tend to work out more equitably. 16 and 18 inches By Time or Contract ment reads as follows: "Full blood• The home work question was| ed cow for sale, giving milk, brought up by C. J. Thomson, or cut to order in any* length Horses Boarded by Day, Week, thrco tonB of hay, a lot of chickens, who instanced cases where far too] >; . required. or Month. Parkdale Saddlery and several stoves." That is a much study at homo was called cow worth having, or. He did not advocate the Arrange With Us For Picnic Parties, Sleigh Rides, etc., etc. abolition of all home work, but] Buggy— Democrat desired to see more reasonable and assignments. „ J. L, Logie showed that in this I Team Harness matter the teachers wore scarcely Prompt Altentioi ari Fair Citargli. Riding Saddles, Bridles, &o. responsible Tho Department of] Education laid out tho yearly progress of the school children, All kinds of BOOT Repairing and the teachers had to follow G. R. H00KHAM & Co., Proprietors. . HARNESS Noatly & quickly that schedule, apportioning the Mado&Ropairod Executed daily work accordingly. In tbo higher gradcB a considorablo am• Charges Moderate ount of homework was necessary- TERMS s Livery-SPOT CASH; Current Accounts-Thirty Days Net, and could,not bo avoided, but in tho lowor grades the school law JOHN S. RITCHIE, prohibited homework. HarnoBB Maker Tho mooting closed with a vote of thanks tendered the Trustees for NOT TOO BAD. mark, and this is bolioved truo of .60 VRAM' Went Summerland. thoir services throughout tho past tho orchard and farm crops. School BXPIRIBNOB year, • .. Vancouver, B,C, Jon. 7 (Spoclal) attendance shows a gain of IS por NEW GOODS arriving: —In a business roviow of tho past cent, indicating an incroaeo in tho _____ ' TURPENTINE INDUSTRY. year, conditions appear moro fav• pormanont population. On the orable than many people imngino. wholo, British .Columbia may woll Make your selections while Thoro is promiso of a largo tur• Vancouvor, whoso condition roflocts start tho New Year, in an optimistic Stock is complete. pentine industry in tho west.- Tho fairly wolI that of tho province framo of mind. raw product is supplied by the OB a whole, had about tho oamo Wo will lay aflltlo any Artldo until you resinous gum of western yellow trado through tho custom houso in British Columbia again lends roqulro it, on pnymont of small deposit pine. 1018 as in 1.012. Inland rovonuo tho Dominion in tho vnluo of hor roturns woro but slightly docroasod. fishory products. During tho past „ w<(^ wllhoub olmi The now year will bo what wo Building permits folloff somewhat, year this item reached almost but $10,000,000 is still a splendid $14, 500, 000, an incroaso of dCnliliC can. rnako it, so far as our individual n » Uluitratirt woakly. IAWM «Ir. Hvos are concorned, and tho man or record for city of this class. Tho $778,000 over tho Bomo total for toy »nlwuiflo Journal...Terni» for J.Rowley woman who rosolvda to be happy in mineral yield of tho provlnco Is 1012, Noarly oil tho increase a healthful, unselfish way, is taking said to bo tho second lnrgost on re• cornos from growing deep son fish• Jowolor and Optician, cord. Tho flshorlos sot a new eries, chiefly halibut. Summerland and Weit Summerland. the first road toward happlnoss. tesüi