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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SUIÄMERLAND, PEACHLAND AND NARAMATA

Vol. 5, Nò. 28 SUMMERLAND, B.C., FEBRUARY 7, 1913. Whole No. 236! Council Holds All Day Session. ^ F^ RecitaL Fruit Growers Talk Garnett Valley Wants School The people of Summer! and look Marketing; forward with a great deal of plea• .'".'• ••:..' .'v' V •• . • . • \ ; A most successful meeting of the Will Oppose Granting of Further Privileges to Ok. Tel. Co. sure to the various entertainments Building Only This Year For Manual Training. given by members of the College, fruit growers was held in Camp• throughout the year. Those who bell's Hall last, Monday evening when Mr. R. M. Winslow, Secretary were present at the Recital givep Change in Route 5. Estimates for the Year. Electric Light Matters Discussed. Many Communications Dealt With. by members of the Faculty, op' of the Farmers' Institutes for the Plans For 1913 Talked Over. Thursday evening of last week were Province, • addressed the growers. well repaid for attending; Every Much of the. evening was given The Board of School Trustees said, the Trustees won't make the over to a general discussion, princi• item on the program- was thor• 7 held its regular monthly session on contractors fix nor fix themselves; A special meeting of the Muni• of-'dollars below any other quota• oughly; enjoyable.. To praise, one' pally on the-question of marketing. Monday morning with all present The Chairman promised that cipal Council was held on Tuesday tion.: Mr. Taylor was given a good of the performers, and be fair, * Mr. *,Winslow went fully into the except Dr. Mclntyre. Much of the this petition would be used with in the Council chamber. It, was hearing and promised., that if. he would mean to praise all. . reasons for the unsatisfactory prices morning was taken up in. the dis-i the Department with a view to not until 10.15 that the meeting were- given the contract the plant -.Miss Higgin, as always, showed which have prevailed this fall and cussion of the relation of the opening the school next fall. His, was called to order. Every mem• would be all installed and com• herself to. be an artist. Her ren-r winter. Many of our growers are Central. School > to the outlying idea of the Central School was that it ber was present. pleted within the contract period, dering, however, of the Baclj disposed to put all the blame on, the districts, and the advisability of should be second to the ward Some 'delegates were listened to, either October 1st or November 1st,: "Aria" surprised, perhaps,: even local, selling agencies, but it was using the ward schools for primary schools, where the primary grades and quite a bunch of communica• as the Council might; specify. It those who knew how well she always pointed out that there was, with the work.1 The occasion of this dis• should be taught. tions read. Much of the day was was pointed out to Mr. Taylor that plays. It was par excellence/ ; Her exception of Australia, a universally cussion was a petition from Garnett Trustee Shields: promised to do taken up in discussing a policy for second selection, the Brahms Hunt large crop of apples, which tended Valley asking that the school there all he could ,to have the Garnett v the Council could do nothing until to hold, prices down,-but worst of the current year. the bonds authorized, for; this garian Dance, was seemingly more B be re-opened. Conveyance came in Valley School open, and said that., Immediately after the reading of expenditure were marketed, where enjoyed by the audience,, and ; in all lor the .C. fruit grower was for some discussion, and considera• he believed: that if the people had the minutes a delegation, from the upon Mr. Taylor said that it was response to an encore, she played the disorganized condition of the ble time was devoted to Manual understood what they were voting " morning-side " district of Ward not improbable that his company Gounod's '' Sing, Smile, Slumber,'I growers . of the western states," Training. for they would not have voted for IV. were listened to. These were would take Municipal bonds in pay The College is to be. congratulatec where much fruit was sold for less the present school system. ' , J. 6. Robertson, R, Pollock and W. ment of their account.' He left with in having secured Miss Higgin";á¡ than the freight charges. Instances GARNETT VALLEY A. Caldwell. Through their spokes• teacher. were quoted, one, being that of SCHOOL. SUNDRY a promise to furnish further par• a vWashi ngton grower ..who took man, J. G. Robertson, these gentle• ticulars, and would let the Council Miss Hurschmann. played for thej Immediately afters the reading of COMPLAINTS. men asked for the construction of a first timé in public since coming.tq several carloads of apples to At the last meeting Trustees know shortly if it were possible to Chicago, where he finally sold, them the minutes a petition, supported road across Giant's Head; or more take bonds in payment. Summerland. She proved herself by the presence of four ratepayers Mclntyre and Shields were ap• for half of the freight charges.' As : properly speaking, immediately an excellent pianist. Her playing from Garnett Valley, asking that pointed to see Mr. , Ritchie in south of Giant's Head proper The COMMUNICATIONS. of the Prelude and Ftigue ,by a result of this disorganized condi• reference to the completing of the tion, and in an effort to hold up the ;school there be re-opened, was site had been, gone over, and. the Communications were then read Mendelssohn 'deserves special men read. . This petition "was sighed by last.;.conveyance .purchased from grades considered, and measure• tiori. To bring out the different their own markets, many carloads him.;' Mr. Adams,wanted to know These included a telegram advising of fruit were dumped into the W. R. Ely, W. E. Ward, H.' Duns- ments taken, and the .gentlemen that the Telephone Co's. bill would voices requires not; only technique don, W. J. Smith, J. Duhsdon, what had been done, about it. : themselves were surprised to find come Jup for discussion at Victoria but concentrated thought and under-? Canadian \ markets. It was the •Trustee Shields said, that the rig general opinion of those present H. S>i; Gallagher, J, ,R. Campbell, the road could be built with such next Tuesday; a letter from Hon standing. Miss Hurschmann pl&yed Mrs. 'Merrihew, • Wm: .Atkinson, was away when he and Dr. Mclntyre i easy grade. it with clearness and distinctriessi that something should be done to went to see it, but'that Mr. Ritchie Price Ellison acknowledging receipt prevent this.practice. S. .H. Adams, R. F. Theid, A. of a. communication.- from the Prof. Moore's singing is always Stewart, Yi A. C. Wright and J. had promised to have it made enjoyed. He is familiar to us all . What were the. best plans for the right. A NEW Council in reference to the Okan- future were considered,. and, a num• Thompson. The reasons given in ROAD. agan Telephone. Co's., bill, and a yet never have we heard him so support of the petition were sub• The same Trustee complained of pleasingly, as in the . Songs from! ber of suggestions made. ..- Several lack of rugs for the town rig.^ The deputation's proposition was .similar, letter from the. Premier. were disposed to appeal to the stantially, as follows: to start the road at the shale pit, Another letter from-'.the Minister Eliland. These songs are part of First, that the children are not Mr; Adams again referred to the referred to the alleged shortage on the, story of .a monk who so pities Provincial Government to establish moral standing of the Central going through the 'property of v a central selling agency, with ware-" receiving the better education it last year's.road grant, which letter a young nun, forced to take the was claimed they .would receive by School, and remarked that the Messrs. Page, Robertson, Pollock* veil,- that, he falls-in love with her, house and cold storage facilites, children learned too much" devil• Ritchie, etc., coming down to was: accompanied by another from •Mr. Winslow/ would not hold out a consolidation of local schools, r Supt. Hamilton Lang. Several and composes songs. for. her. until Second, that it is detrimental to ment." Peach Valley, connecting with the compelled by his Abbot to stop his much encouragement, but thought ' Complaint was again madedf the matters in;, reference; to,, .health the health of young children^—they road .allowance next to Mr. James' foolish song-writing. They are full the growers should organize; :not teachers forbidding, the younger property. They pointed out that matters were-embodied in a letter only locally but the local orgariiza having to, make. 1 orig journeys.in all from Dr. Smith, A legal firm at of dramatic action as well as pathos, weathers^'in order to attend: the pupils to use the main hall of the construction also would be easy, demanding payi Í' Wie bistdu meine Koenigen" by tions should co-operate and establish Consolidated School where a stove much7 of the road,- particularly the Coast wrote one,channel for, the disposal of thei r consolidated school. :..!<• ment at the.v rate of $400 per acre Brahms; while, perhaps a finer song Third, that the school 'is over• had been.put UD. ' that -Across the top of the hill; was not so well understood as 'the fruit; It was learned at this meet Mr. Adams again referred to the . would-be••: level; ' and would cost or a roadway, which they Alleged ing that the: Government have been crowded, it being impossible for little^ for construction. : If. pi'o- had been taken, from, a lot in songs in English the teachers; to \give sufficient unsatisfactory heating of .that rairie-'Valley;-^he -property of Mrj -Miss Colwell-was excellent/ Theiasked to make, amendments to the school. He said he had gone there ceedecT with • at>ah early ;da*.e.-they; : Agricultural Act whereby much attention to the proper'up-bringing, could practically assure thfe Coun• Hespeler.v Hv Hv Elsey wrote ask? selection: from Dickens' was much of children as regards behaviour, one day last year while he was a ing for water on two 'different enjoyed by all. The reader;showed greater assistance will be given to Trustee and " fired "all one morn-: cil that the right-of-way would not the fruit industry. One; amend morals, etc. cost anything. They claimed that properties he had purchased. E. R; her versati lity . by interprsting so !She petitioners held other reasons ing and "at noon he could only* get a Simpson asked that some pine trees excellently two such diverse selec• ment'jproposed is, that the Govern temperature of .48. this would be a saving of two miles ment loan to the extent of H5 per which they preferred stating on the roadside adjoining his pro tions as this and " Pippa Passes.'' : for the people in that vicinity who cent, instead of 50 per cent, of the directly to the Inspector, and asked MANUAL v/V- v- . wished to go to the railway station, perty be removed at an early date If we praise the former, what have that the Board arrange for them to as he wished to build, a fence as we left to say of. her rendering of subscribed capital of co-operative 1 TRAINING. - . or points, in that vicinity. They associations. , meefthat official. •' " claimed a similar saving for towns• soon as possible. ,S. T. Elliott; the latter? It was a masterpiece, S. H. Adams, J. Dunsdon, W. J. Trustee Shields complained that people going in that": direction or Kelowna,' objected • to a bill for and one of the best things ever Smith and H. S. Gallagher were full report had not been made by to Paradise Flat. It was now too domestic water against a. property heard here. W.C.T.U. MEETING. present to give the petition personal the press of his remarks at the last far to go either way around the in town which had not been used The College Orchestra has made support. Mr. Dunsdon.said that.a meeting. He claimed to have mountain. This they believed-would for the nine 'months for which he great improvement since its last The WC.T.U. met at West Sum sufficient number of children could stated at that meeting that he was be the most travelled road in the had been billed., ... appearance in June. • Of the selec• merland on Monday afternbon, at be gathered to warrant the opening in favor of Manual Training, but tions perhaps the Minuet from ''.not this year." This topic then district and would be less than OKANAGAN' the home of Mrs. Phinney. Some of the school, and with a schob.l three-quarters of a mile long. The Handel was the best played, though items of business were dealt with, here, others would come in to occupied some time,'; and it was delegates Were given a careful TELEPHONE CO. the Adagio from Richard. Strauss's after -which Mrs. D. H. Watson reside. pointed out that the ratepayers had hearing by the Council who realized The telegrami from Mr. McDer Sonato^is also descrying of praise. gave a talk on the legal status of Secretary Logie reviewed the instructed the Trustees to proceed, that at an early date this work maid, who was appointed by the Altogether the concert was one women, in this province more par• history of the opening of the provided the total school rate did . must be Undertaken. This pro B.C. Union of Municipalities to of which Summerland might well ticularly, which called forth a.lively Central School, and explained to not exceed 4 mills. position they promised would have watch legislature,^ advised the be proud, and we hope, for the discussion. The legal disabilities the petitioners present what would J, Dunsdon, who was still consideration when, other road mat Council that the Okariagan Tele* benefit of those who missed it, it under which women are placed in bo required before the Department present,, contended that the people ters were being arranged; phone bill would come before the may soon be repeated or a similar this country are to a great extent of Education would grant permis had riot; expressed their opinion on the question. , . ; Granville Morgan again came committee at Victoria on Tuesday one given. the same as in England and other slon to re-open the ward school. ' before the Council asking for the 11th, and urged that a repre countries. The Chairman said he did- not sentativebe sent from here. It was The facts presented by the speaker MAJORITY;'. / , , ,: . ' know what moje could be done, A settlement for building a rood at special meeting called ,by the Trout Creek point,; and wanted to stated that representatives would MEN'S MASS MEETING NEXT called forth the question " Why RULES. 1 go from Penticton and Kelowna to have these unfair laws been made?" Trustees to discuss this (question know why the Superintendent had SUNDAY. Chairman Robinson said the was advertised, the Trustees'having not passed the job. Supt. Mitchel oppose the proposed' bill, and the This brings us to the pivotal point. Board had done its best to get an Council were unanimous in their Probably if women had always had pronounced themselves in favor of was called in and he stated that he expression of opinion from the the new course. At that meeting had gone over the job with the opinion that representatives should Word has just been received that the monopoly of 'government the people, and while "not in accord be sent from here to oppose the Rev. H, G. Estabrook, who was| tobies would be turned, and men only twelve citizens mode an contractor [and pointed out two or with its ideas, the majority had appeurance,! and the Trustees three Btnall matters that needed to proposed legislation. Secretary expected to speak at a men's mass would find themselves handicapped expressed themselves as in favor of Logie was appointed, and will leave meeting,on Sunday afternoon, under egally. The proper adjustment of would infer that the matter was bo made right, and upon this tho Central, and the majority must left by the ratepayers with the being done he would pass tho job here on Saturday morning, the auspices of tho Brotherhood, affairs will no doubt be found in rule. He believed it was a mistake Coun. Lewes thought that some and also at the College the same the political equality of the sexes, Board. However, they were not otherwise ho felt that he would to build tho Central whore It was, satisfied and advertised that this not bo justified in doing so. There action should bo taken on the evoning, will riot be, able to attend, when matters of government will and thought It should havo been Medical Health Officer's letters, he having received a hurried call receive tr more- balanced treatment, matter would be discupsed at the wore a few warm words over tho nonrer town, Howover, since it is general public meeting.-. There, , affair, but tho Council were unani• rather than simply reading and to Prince Rupert, However, the Tho 17th of February is Frances ofltobliflhed the Board will do its iillng them. Ho suggested tho men's mooting for Sunday after• Willard Day, ono of tho red letter warning was given that if any wore mous in their declaration that they boBt to build up a good Control opposed, thnt WOB their opportunity should Btand behind the Superin• appointing of a Health Committee, noon has not boon cancelled, and days In tho W.C.T.U. calendar, and School, OB this is tho desire of tho tendent, particularly since tho con• • In reference to the Hospolor an equally interesting address is tho union purposes holding a mept majority., Hod the people decided to" state their views. At that tract required that tho work must cloim the Secretary inforrnod tho promised. \This will bo glvon by Ing, for ladles in gonoral In the otherwise ho would have worked to mooting tho Trustees woro in• be dono to tho satisfaction of that Board that tho road mentioned was ono of our citizens who shrinks West Summerland Baptist Church, open tho ward schools. . structed to go ahead If not ovor 4 put through - by the Province, and from publicity, but who is well with o program suited to tho occa mills would bo required. Tho official. Mr,, Morgon claimed.to • Mr. Dunsdon did not think it question was now. with tho Boord. thin was done previou. sN to tho buy copablo of giving' on interesting slon All ladles are requested to fnlr for Garnott Vnlldy to be over• havo done work that was not called Estimates would bo made to-day, for in tho contract, ahd;folt thatho Ing of the property byk,tho present I and impressive talk, Hla will bo a moke a special effort to attend this ruled by tho majority. was bolng unfairly dealt with. To mnn'a moBsago for men, the subject mooting, Further particulars con and with tho instructions thoy had that ,S. T. Elliott being Jesus ChrlBt. Tho, meeting corning tho program will bo In reply Chnlrman Robinson said received, thoy must act on thoir this tho Superintendent ropllod by ho sympathized with them, but own judgmont; saying that ho would bo glad to should pay:onov quarter's water will bo In tho West Summorland announced noxt week. could hot open tho school now. take any or all of tho Council over rate, which would bo equivalent Baptist Church, Sunday/at 4 p.m. Trustoo Shlolds Bald that several to hla giving, the, usuol notico to Ho was In favor of giving thorn n citizens had expressed thomsolvos tho job and abldo by their, decision. SCHOOL REPORT. school, and would auggost that a Mr. Morgan was asked to make tho 1disconnect ; - • to him as opposed to tho Manual Rev. F, W. Hardy was not able proposition bo made to tho Govern Training this yonr, and ho thought finishing touches required by the At a previous mooting a lottor Following are tho nomoa of tho ment to toko oft tho Garnott Volley Superintendent, upon * completion from ,W..C. Kolloy was road asking to conduct tho Borvlcos In his onothorvoto should bo taken. church loBt Sunday, being confinod pupils obtaining tho highest morka rig and provldo a teacher for that Tho question of getting n satis• of which chequo would bo Issuod. for a different arrangement with district. tho Council for his BorvicoB, Bug to his homo with a severe cold. for tho month of January: factory toachor camo up, and ; [ Tho Socrottiry said thnt ho OIL ENGINE '" goBtlng an annual foo. This was Mr. A. C. Riloy, ono of tho CLASS I. Socrotary Loglo said thnt ho hod thought tho potltlonors woro labor onqulrod of this whllo with tho PLANT. considered moro satiefoctory by tho students of Okanogan Col logo, con Eva WotBon, Joan Caldwell, Bob Board, provided a sotisfoctory fig ducted, tho norvlcosboth morning Ing under a misunderstanding, Ho Mlnistor of Educntlon nt tho Coaat, Hatflold, Carol Grohani, Russol bolloved that trustees, and electors II. B. Taylor of Vancouvor, whoso urd could bo arranged. This mot and ovonlng. , Munn. and ho had advised that tho Muni• Arm Bubmittod a proposition some tor WOB loft with tho Roovo. m woll, woro not opposed to Gar cipality moko preparations for tho months ago for tho installing of a CLASS II, / nott Volloy having a school If they opening of tho school, assuring him Another hold-ovor lottor, from F. Leonard Whltfiold, ' Gortrudo proforrod that to having n convoy Doisol oil engine, and lighting A. C. Wrght.'wlll be replied to tho, The Grumbler--" Look, hero, that a good toachor would bo pro- r Angwln, Evo Smith, Hugh Mcln nnco to tho Control School. plant, asked tho Council to glvo oiToct that there IB no onglnoorjng , : I ain't complalnin', but vldod, but probably not boforo tho n tyro, Alox. Smith, Lily Simpson, him a hearing whllo ho polntod out work In sight at present. It was this* 'oro mooslc-Btool you sold to Mr. Adams complained of tho beginning of 1014. tho advantages of tho engine ho was gonornlly conceded that whore pos my. wife, wo'vo twisted it roun' til lack of comfort In tho rigs and Bald T. J. Garnott roported that at a offering. Mr, Taylor was prepared that his girl was now ot homo with MON 8H0U,DBÀ, Ï0 V Add o fow mincod dates to fudge rocont mooting In Ward IV. nil to adhero to his company's previous S££" " " '°- ÄÄÄ Ä ¡5 as it comes from tho Blovo. It will floro foot caused by lack of protoc had expressed tho opinion that it offer, which was aovoral thousands givo it o novol and delicious flavor, tlon in tho conveyance, which, ho [Continuod on Page 0.] °* (Continuod on pngo 2.) V

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE TWO [Continued from Page 1.] CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION Can't Okanagan would not be advisable to introduce Buy Apples ENDORSES BORDEN POLICY. Manual Training this year. It was pointed put by the Chair• Other Resolutions. man that after all the opposition Reasons Given by Retailers of Vancouver Why They Cannot Eohm: was only one of - finance, and the Satisfy Demand Created For Our Fruit. Will appear once a week until further notice. At a recent meeting^of the local plan he would propose, while Liberal Conservative Association preferring that the school be ready THE INTEREST OF THE INVESTOR. the constitution and by-laws, which The reputed difficulty consumers we have to have apples. The fruit PUBLISHED IN to open next fall, would be that from Washington and Oregon is . were ordered revised and . brought full estimates be obtained,-and a of apples in Vancouver find, in ob• up-to-date, were adopted. The taining-the Okanagan product has' fine-looking, on , the outside, but, is SUMMERLAND, B.C., Feb. 7. 1913. building erected next fall ready to mealy instead of firm,:, as a good Issue No. 20. following resolution, endorsing the be equipped; and the . opening of recently been investigated by the administration of the Rt. Hon classes at the beginning of 1914. Vancouver Sun. That j ournal 1 ays apple should be." R. L. Borden, was adopted: The Secretaryisaid he had only the blame principally onthe whole• He agreed that Okanagan apples A Snap. Real Estate. "That this meeting of the Liberal .received one report : from any of sale houses. We furnish below a full were the most popular with his Conservative Association of Sum• the schools, and' that was from the report of the Sun's finding. This customers; but regretted^ that it question is a very important oneto was so hardto keep a supply on merland is in full accord with the Town School.: 1 A Ten-Acre Orchard for I have aclient who wishes policy of the Government at Ottawa Trustee Shields pointed out that our fruit growers, and .they are hand. He intimated, too, that • That the principles embodied in the entitled to know the reason why the many unscrupulous, dealers had a sale within three-quarters of for some distance both the Giant's to trade some splendid Alberta naval bill now before the house Head and Trout Creek rigs 'were people of the Coast cities are unable habit of selling ^imported; fruit meet with our hearty approval. to • get the Okanagan apple when under the guise of "Okanagan a mile of proposed Station. Property, for Summerland travelling the same route to and they ask for it. ->. Seemingly, that That the emergency contribution from school, and suggested that apples." Property. So now is your towards the defence of the Empire market is demanding our fruit but Several- dealers, were decidedly one of them go by the road passing the wholesaler finds it to his advanf Five-year old trees, and which it provides for, showing, Mr. Hatfield's. The matter was abrupt when asked, as to Okanagan chance—Speak quickly. v as it does, that Canadians are tage to substitute. Following is apples. One seemed to consider it all planted, ground rolling, talked over with T. J. Garnett, one the Sun's report in full: ready to stand shoulder to shoulder of the contractors; who was present, a joke, and said that he had heard beautiful view of lake. with the rest of the Empire, in' and this change,. togeher with '" Okanagan apples:—. where do the question too often 'to laugh any . ' times of trouble as well as in pros• lengthening his route to the corner they come from ? " more. . perity, is a fit and proper recogni• Price $5,000. Easy terms. Base-ball Billiards of the Munro lot, was made, for Although it sounds like fiction, " Where is the Okanagan he tion by Canadians of their responsi• which he will be paid'90 cents per it was the' answer of a Vancouver asked. • . ' See me for further particulars. bilities as members of the British . . .retailer' when asked if he '' lam almost tired of telling This new and fascinating daiyy CA(extraia . s had Empire. And that we hereby Trustee Shields reported that the apples from the Okanagan district people that we haven't any Okan• express our loyalty to our leader; 1 game is now in full swing at water in the town school was for sale. As a matter of fact he agan apples just now,' ,and. don't :" the Right Hon. R. L. Borden.f who, frozen, and that, more seats and a knew where the Okanagan apples know when I will have any. I have the annex. as Sir Richard McBride said, has. I will have a car of coal map. were needed, v < came from; but explained that it been trying for two weeks to get so ably shown himself equal to the might as well be in distant Borneo them^ and have been promised a at the end of the month., It promises to eclipse all great trust given to him by the 1913 as far as Vancouver was concerned. supply. That is all I know about Canadian people. " ESTIMATES. On a diligent search through the other games for popularity. it," and he dismissed the.subject. Other resolutions were one endor• Fol 1 owing are the' estimates made retail fruit-stores of the city the A well-known fruit - dealer; of sing the policy s of Sir Richard for the current year. same story was told by seventy-five Mew Westminster, in "speaking on McBride and' the Conservative per cent, of the dealers. In some the demand for Okanagan. fruit, Salaries, Board's propor- of the other cases alleged Okanagan administration of B.C. Another : $2760.00 said that the "product, from'Oregon • expressing, the interest taken... in • tion •' - '' -• '. ' - apples were sold to the investigator, was received by the merchants of Conveyance, Board's pro• this community with the efforts of . 1390.00 but they were not guaranteed; and British'Golumbiav and sold by them ; the Hon. Martin Burrell to advance portion'? - - ^ • - seemed unlike the real article in for the reason that, better-- profits Fuel -•' .-- 400.00 1 the interests of Agriculture, and 400.00 many respects. could be made onv- the i mported' approving of the Agricultural Bill Caretaking - . - • • The Okanagan district is in fruit; even after the duty had • been Buildings, repairs, etc. • 100.00 introduced by him. 100.00 British Columbia. There are plenty paid j The matter of the purchase W.BbbiiJSor> Yet another urged the extension Furniture, etc. - • of people in Vancouver who have of different fruits was not looked 225.00 1 of the Government Telephone Ser• Incidentals - , - • begun to doubt it when trying to on in any'sentimental way,''but on REALESTATE & INSURANCE vice, upon similar lines as recently purchase British Columbia' fruit, a purely business basis. recommended by the Board, of Total - • - $5375.00 but the map shows it to be;a fact When a good quality of fruit Trade. - These, together with some initial Yet in; spi te ' of \ that fact thé can be purchased for a better price retailers agree thatit is impssiblè than the Canadian product," he The New York State College of An order issued by the Customs The erection of a Government expenses in connection with the n department forbids the importation wharf at Summerland was also asked Manual Training Department, will for them to arrange for any fair said; f'' we .naturally, take 'advan• Forestry at Syracuse University, ; of all kinds of trees with the bark through, resolution. ! necessitate a.school rate of 4 "mills, supply of Okanagan apples here. tage of the conditions that allow of" . designated and established by the ; '-'Sometimes we can get Okanagan this and simply, buy; so that our Legislature for - the educational on originating in the; New England and a motion .was carried asking States. An order from the New A'CHILD'S TROUBLES. the Council to strike'this rate for apples,'stated - a, Granville Street profits may be greater. ; c: ^ work in Forestry in New York, merchants 'but., more^ of ten we The two best varieties of .fruit has sent a letter to the principals England forestry authorities stating school purposes. There will be a that there* is no danger from the slight saving, if thé rig is taken: off cannot. Right now! have a few purchased -in the Okanagan" country of all the high and preparatory Little troubles which no one has Winesaps on sale, but they are very are /the ySpies ' and: the;: Winesap's. schools of the State offering to gypsy moth will, however, admit time to soothe or explain make à the Garnett Valley route. the trees, if such order is attached The Secretary ,made a .short small.",, These varieties are the. only ones give illustrated lectures and demon• demand upon the sensitive system which we can dependion that will strations upon Forestry before the to them. The regulations are to of a child which we cannot calcu• verbal report of "his interviewcwith ': • He was asked if there was no prevent the spread of the trouble• late. To avoid this we must train the Minister of Education, the demand • i or the .fruit, that it was keep in storage for the length of schools, so that every child in the time necessary to have them when State may understand what Fores• some gypsy moth. ' * i the child to regard little troubles latter suggested that the board not brought here/ ' ' as little. We must throw a light wait for a new map which will be j " Demand for it," he • said, the time comes to put, them, on try is and may learn to love the the market." . . trees and forests. The man whp keeps his. eyes on of peace and strength on disturbing I gotten out' shortly ! rather r: than there < is ' a regular rush for > it; N Every day we have customers asking ''It, has been said,'' remarked the face of the,clock"vwill never see happenings, and -the child f.wi|l order, any more of the old. The 1 the wheels go. round. unconsciously form the same 'habit!, Minister of Education stated that for Okanagan apples and we cannot one; well-known merchant, /'', that Observation will show that children' it had been found by experience possibly'keep up with them. " They storage.ifacilit'ies ,in.^Vancouver do • tr not fill.:thW..requirements that are . ; often reflect the nervous condition tha»» t those chi 1 dren which took the are very popular, and I guess it is Manual Training course are the because they are the best apples necessary • to'ikeep in the, .proper of those about them, the nervous ones who make the highest marks sold'in< Vancouver, when they are quantities,, nor in the 'xproper attitudes and habitF. in their. general studies,, thus sold. * - condition;' the apples that ..come proving conclusively one of the ' ' You are not the only one who into the'city. ^ This'is,not,a correct benefits to be derived therefrom; wants to know why British Colum• statement. The storage'conditions He suggested that haste here would bia fruit is almost impossible to are of the best, although in,;some be inadvisable, and thought if this get in the city. 1 have been trying cases'! will say that we.have diffi• year the ..building' were got in to find, out myself. : Personally, I culty, in getting, the amount of readiness that would be; sufficient believe 'that the main reason is storage facilities necessary., This : In reference to the opening of because the wholesalers are able; to condition,'however,, will be. "found the outlying schools he would try bring in Washington, fruit and in any place and is. not the only to meet the Board, and when, the undersell the Okanagan variety. case in Vancouver."... ;,,.".,•„•'".' latter deemed it. advisable he would They tell me that all the Okanagan Speaking, of the conditions that send the Inspector to make a report. fruit goes to the Middle West, govern the fruit market this year, The following :accounts were where a better price can be one well-known merchant' said that ordered paid: - * obtained,'1 but that is where the conditions had. taken on a. different Teachers' Salaries - , - $520.00 Ontario fruit goes to, according to aspect owing to the smallness of" W. J. Taylor - -v 35.00 the papers recently. " .i < the amount of. ,fruit .shipped to ION CRETE watering-troughs and J. L. Logie, Secy. "• ••; '10.00 That the exhorbitant railway, Vancouver from the valleys of the J. Lacy - - - 8.15 rates had a great' deal to do with Okanagan. The demand, for the feeding-floors help to keep your Review Pub*. Co • -2.25 the shortage of Okanagan fruit in British Columbia,, .fruit, on the live-stock healthy. Gordon Blewitt -/ - 8.00 Vancouver, was the opinion ex prairie .provinces has been greater Uarkis arid Whitfield - 7.25 pressed by another dealer. Besides than ever; which, accounts in some degree for the'lessening.of, the size t-JORSES and cattle watered from a concrete ANY diseases of hogs are directly due . to Vernon News/, • • - • L00 that, however,' he hold the com *•* trough arc less likely to contract .disease. M feeding from the filthy, unwholcsomo mud mission men responsible. of the shipments to Vancouver. of the barn-yard, Tills manner of feeding is also Men's Club - ... 5.00 Concrete is sanitary, easily cleaned — does not Fruit growers ^realize; that as wasteful, because the grain is trampleiunto the S'lnhd Supply Co. - - 28,80 " tho wholesale people can make or leak. Once built, a concrete watering- ground, in such a condition that not even a hog will good' money out of the frujt fr,om good prices;, cahv'.'.he.'j.'vgot ,'in the trough, will Inst forever. You need never eat it. Concrete feeding-floors, with concrete swill- Midd!e;.WeBt, and, that the cost of waste time "patching it up," Like all • . •:. ••>".i-'v,r$615.45 tho other side, because it is o troughs are clean, sanitary. They keep hogs in, inferior quality,, but Bells for,the shipping their.,products there is concrete improvements, its first cost is its Anal better health and save feed. It waB decided to make the regu• cost. same price as the,Okanagan fruit,'' less so they take advantage of, this lar meeting of the Board the first he said. ; " Tho retailers are help condition,. ,The movement, tqwnrds ATERING-TROUGHS and fecdinng-floori s arc only two oi scores of valuable, every-day , Monday in each niorith; ' ' of concrete. All are fully described in our 160-page,,, less. They have to take what they the:v,prnlr'les'^'1'by.1..;.th'e',,Okahngan' improvements that may be •made growers has never been so grcnt, W illustrated book, can got and bo satisfied, CHURCH NOTICES. • "I have soon apples brought into and, if. it keeps increasing;,' will "WHAT THE FARMER CAN DO WITH CONCRETE" Canada that wore not fit to oat, and tend to make this fruit oven scarcer This book has shown thousands bf Canadian farmers how to Methodist Church •- Services we get thorn foisted on us becouso on,tho Cohst. . ' '" : sent free to any farmer upon request, In asking for it, you do not place yourself under _the slightest make their farms more profitable every Sunday, morning a,t 10.30. obiteitlontô buy cement, or to dIon anythinnnvtUinfgr else•foiAide for' u»u«. Simnlv nslt for the book, by letter Sunday School at,14,30. Fort• or post card, and it will be mailed at once. Address, nightly evening service at 7, Publicity Manager alternating with, Presbyterian Canada Cement Company Limited Church, West Summerland. Shrank W, Hardy,Pastor. Be sure 614 Herald Building, Montreal that'this TOlCMnMBER. when in doubt, that our ' St. Stephen's Church (Angli-

SUCCESS ONLY THROUGH TOIL. Summerland Our. young readers of this column—especially.the young men—| i should remember that success is found most often in the path of toil. There is no way to genuine success except through toil—either by"head or hand. At the battle of Crecy in 1346, the Prince of Wales, finding himself heavily pressed by the enemy, sent word to his father for help. Development The father, watching the battle from:a windmill, and seeing his son was not wounded and could gain the day if he would, sent word, "No, I will not come. Let the boy win his spurs, for, if God wills, I desire this day to be his with all its honors/' Young man, fight your own battles all through, and you will have the victory. Two monarchs of old fought a duel, Charles V. and Francis, and stakes were kingdoms, Milán i and Burgundy. You fightwit h sin, and the stake is heaven or hell. CHOICE LOTS Do not get the fatal idea that you are a genius, and that, therefore Has a few in no heed of close^application. It is here that multitudes fail. The left in their great Closing Out ¡curse of the age is the geniuses; men with enormous self-conceit and (egotism, and nothing else. We had rather be an ox than an eagle; As fresh as summer Sale. These are offered at the plain and plod, dim and useful, rather than high-flying and good for nothing but to pick out the eyes of carcasses. Extraordinary capacity roses in early* dew. without work is extraordinary failure. There is no hope for the person original price, in spite of the I who begins life resolved to live by his wits, for the probability is that Such are the Groceries sold at this I he has not. any. It was not safe for Adam, even in his unfallen state, store. The delicate aroma of the fact that the value of the land to have nothing to do, and therefore God commanded him to be a I has been greatly enhanced farmer and horticulturist. He was to dress the garden and keep it, and coffee, the delicious taste of the butter I had he and his wife obeyed the divine" injunction and been at work they —all the appetizing points of good sweet, clean food i would not'have been sauntering under the trees, and hankering after the are carefully preserved at this Grocery*. Even our through the activities of the fruit that destroyed them and their posterity; a proof positive, for all ages to come that those who do not attend to their business are sure to canned and carton goods are kept in lowest quanti• District. get into mischief. ties that they may be constantly renewed. Everything is pure . NQW is your chance to In• andMclean—cleanliness is next to godliness here. IF you wish to rise with the sun, do not sit up too late with the] All our Groceries are as delightfully fresh at • a wild rose sparkling with dew on an early daughter. vest in additional Hold• summer morning. Let a trial convince you. Send or come with an order, or 'phone, and ings; or, if you do not VALENTINES are provided for all. Like the rain, they must a messenger will.call. < descend upon .the just and upon the unjust. own an Orchard, to es• THE fourteenth-of February is a day sacred to St. Valentine. It] tablish a HOME in the was a very odd notion, aluded to by Shakespeare, that on this day birds, begin to couple; hence perhaps arose the custom of sending on this date) Okanagah. etters containing confessions of. love and affection. Gimm^eoMissioNMERcmiT Both Improved and unimproved PERHAPS you-have heard the legend of St. Valentine, but if you have not, here it is in as small a'nutshell as such a saint could be well lands are offered. Those in• condensed : St. Valentine lived long.ago. An emperor ruled him, and the emperor, whose - nam was Claudius, became very jealous of St. terested will be shown over Valentine, or Fr. Valer ne as he was then called. And one day Claudius cut Friar Valentine's head off, and banished his remains, so the District at any time to suit that nobody should know that he had been beheaded. " Now why did Claudius do this ?" you ask. Well, he did this because Fr. Valentine T. E PARES] —WEST SUMMERLAND - [G. R. HOOKHAM their convenience. was such a great favorite with the young^people that Claudius was not in their affections at all. flHHHHHHHHHHpj • * * * •. Drayage - ORCHARD WORK - Jobbing Gall on or Write: THE boys and girls look at the older people and see what they do, They watch the words of the father and mothers and the friends, and Wit feummerlanti ©etoelopment Co* take their cue quickly! Even the little ones are ever watchful to see HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD NARAMATA B.C. just how closely father and mother adhere to the truth. HORSES BAITED CORD WOOD ' FEED Charges Strictly" Moderate YOUR body is your best friend while you inhabit it, therefore take the best possible care of it Only a simpleton is ashamed of Support your local industry and insist on having bestowing care on it—of keeping teeth, hands, feet, Jiair, and skin in the best possible condition. It take's but a little while, when the day's PARES & HOOKHAM, Proprietors toil is over to sit down before a mirror and bathe in warm water, neck, Tei. Green ,6 P.O. Box 95 face, and hands, drying them with a soft towel, and rubbing every part Qkanagan grand thoroughly, including teeth and nails. A touch of sweet cream rubbed on where needed is very good. One feels BO refreshed and respectable after the operation that the habit, when formed, is hard to give over Stone Work, Cement Work, MARMA L ADE when circumstances do not admit of It. Brick Work, Regular prices: 5lb. tin 75c.; I lb. glass 25k. A WORD IN SEASON. , IF. you would hove your boys pure, make comrades of them, and Lathing and Plastering. By doing this, you are helping to create a LOCAL MARKET for your FRUIT nnd VEGETABLES. If you cannot get it at then live, OB you would wish them to live. There are few things more those prices telephone UB, nnd wo will deliver your order from *• 'ruitful than example, either good or bad. What do you know of the , the Factory. . \ v Lath and Plaster, 50c. per sq. yard. associates of your boys ? With what sort of companions is the most of their time spent? Do you wish your boys to associate with those Okanagan Jam Co. Ld., Summerland, B.C. WIIOBO langungo Is interladen with profanity; with ono whose langungo LUSSE GUIDE, Contractor, Tilaphont 03 is vulgar, and one^whoso thoughts, words and deeds are immoral ? Aro you Buro your boy is'froo from these defects? Wo trust that overy parent who sees this nrtMo will toko time to carefully think about the P.O. Box 51. West Summerland. . W. E, GniBVis II, H, ELSEY 'Phono Bluo 7 matter, nnd consider whether ho or sho has boon doing his or her own duty. Thore 1B Httlo dongoVof being too careful (wo do not Bay strict), the great dongor llos In bolfog too careless. Koep your boys homo as Elsey* and Grieve, much OB possible, and do maty it possible to do BO at night at least. Wholesale and Retail Butchers, Do your utmost to provldo 8ultob\o employment and amusement for thorn ot homo, and assist them in thoftr cholco of friends and companions, SKATING West Summerland; Exorcise care In. the matter,,and ihscon bo done without making your boy BUBpiciouB of you, or without Irritating him, but It will Instead, Every Night, also Thursday and Saturday Afternoons Home Grown dollght him to, soo tho Interest you havcUdiBplayod. PRUNING. & ' i A BOY'S FRIEND. FRUIT TREES GRAFTING Several Thousand Applo Troes COUNTRY Ufo boa Its drawback, but it has its groat advontogoB 7 rjOB0 who Hvo in tho counrty aro Giant's Head Rink for Sale, that con be liftod which ovorcomo thorn. Truo, and plantod same day " Ruben " and " Farmors " and r Haysoods " to tho clgorotto Bmokora Lisinoaa mon in tho world to-day is Hint Electric Lighted. ALSO OTHER FRUIT TREES H. W. AGAR in town, but tho boast of tho Tako away tho surrounding ovlls thnt Victoria Gardens, they wore born on tho form APPLY— besot tho young mon or womo on tho threshold of llfo'a journoy In tho Admission, 25c. Season Ticket, $4.00 JOHN STEUART - West Summerland city, and substitute tho ho iful influencoa of nature, and you fortify West Summerland, POST OFFICE BOX No. 85. thorn for tho atornor walks o lifo. tr / THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 PAGE POUR ner in which the deed would have been better had it happened else• but not for months after does that 'phone become of full value to the where. Personally, his brains if changed, to water would not be {Ehe ^ummerlanl) Eebieto subscriber. True he has the'phone, but others don't know he has,it, and sufficient to dampen the dust on a gnat's whiskers, but he considers the company'makes no effort to make the fact known. That would add PUBLllHXD BY THE REVIEW PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED, himself capable of giving advice to old man Solomon. RALPH E. WHITE. MANAGING DIRECTOR to their expense of doing business. The first resentment shown by the public was when the company THE PEACEMAKER. SERIOUS MATTER. SUBSCRIPTION RATES : $2.0« PER TEAR. IN ADVANCE. SIX MONTHS $1.1». made it known that they had been successful in obtaining a charter Village. Grocer—What are you Griggs—I saw the doctor's car• giving them unusual powers, even overriding municipalities, towns and runnng for, sonny? riage at your door, yesterday. Any•

Advertising Rates: cities, in which they wished to do business. Feeling this independence ; Boy—I'm tryin' to keep two thing serious ?, , . , LEQAL NOTICES.—Twelve Cents per line for the firatinsertio n : Eight Cents per line for each sue- of the public they proceeded to carry out their plans without due iellers from fightin'. Brigirs—I should say so! He ' sequent insertion. consideration of the feelings or moral rights of the people. From that Village Grocer—Who are the wanted to collect his bill.—Boston LAND NOTICES.—J/7,00 for 60 days, (6.00 for 30 days. ellows? . Transcript. WATER NOTICES.—30 days, 160 words and under, $8.00; each additional GO words, $1.00. time to the present matters have been, getting worse and worse. Rates Boy—Bill Perkins and me!— THEATRICAL, ETC.—60c. per inch for firstinsertion , and 26c per inch each subsequent insertion. have been raised in nearly all the towns. An unsuccessful attempt made uck. • 1 • \ The Prodigal had returned. LOCAL NOTICES or Readers, Immediately following; regular locals, 20c per counted line: 10c per to corral the valley by acquiring the government lines, another line "Father," he said, "are you line eaah subsequent insertion. Half these rates when accompanying display advertisements. "The sins of. the fathers shall going to kill the fatted calf ? " LODGE NOTICE3, Etc.. 25c. per week, per column inch. built to cut out the government toll line, and finally; and perhaps worst of all, refusal to pejmit subscribers to talk through the company 'phones be visited upon the children, even " No," responded the Old Man, FOR SALE Advertisements, Etc., Sc. per word first week; lc. per word, each subsequent week. unto the third and fourth';? genera looking the youth over carefully. Transient Advertisements payable in advance. over the government wires. Not satisfied with all these, and seeing tions," so we are told—and some " No; I'll let you live.- But I'll Rates for Contract Advertisements furnished on application. that they are driving telephone business to the government's new tele• people will leave enough to go put you to work and" train some Copy for change of contract advertising must be in the hands of the printer not later than Wed• nesday noon to insure publication in the next issue. graph line, they- are now attempting to kill .that—the people's last around. of the fat off you." In accordance with schedule of prices adopted throughout the valley, charges for advertising resort. .•:.•:.•••?:,.'<•';•,• •'..'v-''•' are now being made, weekly. Heretofore when five Issues were made in one month the result During all this time the company have worked to give our repre was'a loss. By the new method customers are charged each week for just the amount of space used. .» • . sentatives at Victoria the impression that everything was going smoothly here, and that the people welcomed the change. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1913. • We cannot believe that when all the "facts are made known to"our representatives they will grant 'the company's plea for further privileges Family Shoe Store and furthermore the experience of the Okanagan will no doubt impress MONOPOLY vs. PUBLIC OWNERSHIP. upon our busy legislators the need of early legislation to establish Much has been written and more has been said in oppostion to the either municipal or provincial telephones. It is to this that the Shoes forth e Parents putting of the telephone and telegraph business of this valley into the people are looking, and they will resent any move in the opposite hands of a monopoly. Once more it becomes necessary for the people of direction Shoes for the Boys and Girls the Okanagan to express themselves in no uncertain terms as emphati• cally opposed to a surrender to present conditions or to the legalizing of Shoes for the Snookums an attempt to get a yet firmer grip on the business of the valley. We CHOICE" IS NUMBER THREE. Shoes for Every wear, Everywhere refer to the recent application of the Okanagan Telephone Company to . Victoria for a further increase of their charter privileges by granting This editorial,,taken from the columns of the Vancouver Sun,.some them permission to enter into the telegraph business, and which request, weeks a*0' is now as timeIy as when written' and hacks up that paper's we are glad to note, will be opposed by the councils and Boards of Trade story on market conditions for Okanagan apples as published elsewhere of the lake towns. * in this issue of the Review: That the Okanagan Telephone Company is wholly unworthy of this "Okanagan fruit growers have taken steps to markot their products Taylor & Co. public trust is shown by a cursory review of telephone matters in the in Vancouver independently of the present wholesale houses.,. This is South Okanagan since its invasion by that unpopular concern. That the >ust in line with what the Sun represented some weeks ago the growers directors started out with the intention of securing a monopoly of the would he forced to do. The. growers of fruit and vegetables in this whole valley was early made evident by the prices paid to buy up the Province, up to the present, have never had a square deal from the FOR YOUR local exchanges. Had they any expectations of having to meet competi- Vancouver fruit ring. Their products have been misrepresented as being tion they would have gone about the business in quite a different'and inferior in pack, uniformity and quality to American goods. Further, Cough or C°ld more businesslke manner. But being impatient to scoop all the business, the Vancouver wholesale ring has persistently maintained that the rate and feeling that they could recoup by fixing the rentals and tolls to suit of transportation favored the American products and. kept the Okanagan USE themselves/they paid in one instance, at least; and without bartering, goods out of this market. It is noteworthy that no such contention was Loqie's Syrup of White Pine ut a price fixed for the purpose and with the expectation of putting an end P forward by the Vancouver wholesalers in their remarks to the With Eucalyptol and Honey,' or . to negotiations, or else making the purchasing company pay well for Okanagan growers at Vernon, for the simple reason there is no truth in goodwill. In this deal three exchanges were acquired)at practically 100 the claim. Also it was noticeable that the Vancouver wholesalers dared Syrup pf White Pine with Tar percent, in advance of all capital expenditure. That the rates were not not accuse the Okanagan packers with inferiority in putting up their oods Both these claims have been AND YOU WILL GET RELIEF. immediately increased in accordance with the plans of the company Was « - ; strenuously advanced by,the whole- only because of a general rebellion of telephone subscribers^ salers in Vancouver, and by their apologetic mouthpiece, the News- took vsteps.to organize for the purposes of building and operating Advertiser. , . ^ The Summerland Drug Company systems of their own. No doubt this latter more than anything else "The fact is, the wholesalers of this city see in a co-operative J. W. S. LOGIE. 'Phone 17. K. S. HOGG. helped the directors of the Okanagan company,to .decide to postpone movement of the growers of British Columbia a menace to the grinding increasing the rates until a more opportune time when the opposition monopoly they have enjoyed. Thismonopoly has been made possible by TRAVELLERS' GUIDE —C.P.R. LAKE AND TRAIN SERVICE. would become disorganized and off its guard. ^ / the unfair rating accorded American fruit in this market. American The company has deservedly lost to itself all. confidence of the fruit is dishonestly marked. What is marked "choice," is really only people, who have long since seen through their artless double-dealing, third-class or culled. Yet this stuff is put in. competition with number Eastbound Trains Westbound Trains When the storm was raised against the proposed increases, and the one Canadian, and the wholesalers in Vancouver have taken full advan- 4 14 ,• 2 • •. l •' ..-',13 • ; '8>-. discourteous treatment meeted out to the public by their manager, tage ofObviousl it. y third-class American fruit can be bought for les..s. •tha, n several members of the directorate immediately came around meekly ;8.45 14.00 19.45. .Vancouver . .arr9.10 arrl2.05 arr23.20 first-class Okanagan, but its marking as "choice" enables the unscrupu• ;22.35 5.12 10.04. .Sicamous Jet. .18.28 20.49 , 9.12 apologizing for the actions of the manager, whom they denounced aB lous middleman'to put it off as first-class fruit. Southbound 10.15. .Sicamous Jc. arr. 18.00 Northbound having a " swelled head," and whose " highhandedness " was bringing " The marking of American fruit, not the tariff, is the main 12.25 Vernon 15.30 arrlS.15 ruin:to many innocent investors, widows and orphans who had put their grievance of the growers: * « 12.45arr Okanagan Ldg. 15.15 13.00 money in what was represented to them as a good thing. Nothing was is to 3y representea as " he hoped not only the Okanagan producers will get,together Lake.service, per steamer "Okanagan" too invective to say against the manager, whom they represented as on a Das 8 w dismissed. There were those , i that '!^ enable, their products to reach coast consumers on a 18.15 lv Okanagan Lg. arrl2.15 having been deposed. Perhaps he was reasonable basis, but that producers all over the province will join in 15.10...... Kelowna ... ..8.15 who said they did not believe this, In any event he was soon back " on ' 16.30.... Peachland 7.30 the job." their movement, both for their own protection, and that, of the 17.10... .Summerland. ...6.15 To clear themselves Mr. Dobie was made the scapegoat/ and upon consumers." • 17.30.... .Naramata .... .6.00 , him was all the blame put. He was loaded with more than any man 18.80arr.. Penticton...... 5.30 could bear without resentment, and he is known to have, vigorously BRITISH TRADE. TRAIN SERVICE—MAIN LINE. Nos. land 2, Vancouver and Montreal. denied some of their accusations. The directors declared he had Still the Motherland prospers and her trade continues to expand in deceived them as to conditions here, and had induced them to buy the .'^.T NOB. 8 and 4, Vancouver and Toronto. Lakeshore Telephone Company. Mr. Dobie's version is that they very satisfactory proportions. British trade broke all world's records Nos. 13 and'^14 Seattle-Vancouver, St, Paul & Chicago. bought against his advice. He was accused of raising rates without in 1912. attaining the surprising total of, in round numbers, ,, Departing time only is shown except where "arr" indicates arrival. instructions while Mr. Dobie stated at Penticton that in doing this he ¿1,350,000,000. This is an increase of £107*000,000 over 1911, also a For Eastbound and Southbound read down; Westbound and Northbound r was simply carrying out instructions, and that he had told them that record vear- In view of the serious industrial strikes this must be , > * ,. read up. with such prices as they proposed he knew of no better place than the extremely gratifying. Okanagan in which to go into the telephone business. Before a repre- The imports for 1912 were £744,897,000, while the exports (which Weather Report sentative gathering of business men here last spring Dr. Holmes denied Includes about £100,000,000 of re-exports of colonial and foreign goods) that hiB company were trying to get tho government lino. But upon was £599,272,000, ' - being further pressed it was admitted that the idea was suggested by Abstract from weather records for January, 1913, kept at the Mr. Dobie so that tho volley might be given a better Bervice at lower CIGARETTE smoking causes shortness of breath, and so impairs ' Government Station, Balcomo Ranch, Summerlarid, B.C. rates, and it was further admitted that' there had been correspon- tho efficiency of men as to render them unfit for work requiring Sunshine January Maximum Minimum Baromote r Rainfall denco with a view to acquiring tho government systom in the Okanogan, endurance. This is the verdict of tho chief of the Ottawa firo deport- Readings (Hours) (Inches) but they declared negotiations were withdrawn when thoy hoard of the ment, who has, after duo investigation, forbidden cigarette smoking ¡1018 public's opposition, and the directorate had passed a resolution among hiB men. 1 28.0 . 12.0 20.50 0.00 2 87.0 27.0 20.88 0.00 receding from any move towards the acquiring of tho government lino'. 8 • 8710, 12.0 , 20.41 0.00 It would now seem that this was only to deceive tho people and put 4 22.0 ' 10.0 20.50 4.80 5 10.0 5.0 20.58 0.24 them off thoir guard, as it was but recently that negotiations wore THE no* Fronch Cablnot ia tak,n« what lfc considers a long atop in G 18.0 4.0 20.40 ' 0.00 brought to an end by tho government giving tho company a final tho direction of ideal govornmont. It has long boon recognized by 7 24.0 10.0 20.00 ,0.00 0.10 8 22.0, 10.0 ,20.10 8.00 answer that tho people's lino was not for BOIO. Immediately upon statesmen that tho system oC representation now generally in UHO is not 0 . 27.0' , 10.0 20.10 0.00 0.10 ,donl ,n that ihn 10 28.0 ' 11.0 20.20 2.48 recoipt of this answer tho company proceeded to connect up its vdrious minority, no matter how strong, is not proportionally 11, 14.0 0.0 20.00 0.00 0.80 exchanges by paralleling the govornmont wire and this has now boon ^presented in tho govornmont. Legislation is about to bo submitted 12 12.Ù -5.0 20.40 5.80 18 10.0 -10.0 28.8-1 2.64 *0,05 done. Again thoso samo directors, whilo here grovollingly pleading for Providing for tho giving of proportional roprcBontation to minorities in 14 20.0 0.0 28.70 0.00 • mercy, and expressing themselves as willing to do almost anything if Pranco« 16 24.0 , 8.0 28.04 0.00 0.08 1 10 25.0 20.0 ' 28.70 0.00 only thoy were left alono in tho field, promised to eubmlt a definite • > . .17 20.0 10.0 28.08 5.12 0.10 proposition that would bo satisfactory to telephone usors hero, and under MB 24.0 5.0 28-08 0.00 10 20.0 -0.0 20.50 0.00 which thoy would work. Nothing further wns heard of this. Evidently | Our Philosopher 20 17.0 2.0 20.08 0.00 0.10 thoy concluded to do nothing but wait till tho opposition coolod down, 21 20.0 8.0 20.00 0.18 0.07 , 22 20.0 8.0 20.28 0.00 0.16 whon thoy hoped to bo masters of tho situation. 28 , 24.0 8.0 20.22 0.00 Tho weakness, of tho company's caso was again made evident by THE " Mwvbac„k v two _th>>wo Mfar„ m "\cry.is no' longer n joko, it ÌB a wall on 24 81.0 20.0 20.84 0.00 ...... > ...... , 26 48.0 25.0 20.58 4.80 Mr. Hnnkoy's embarrnssmont at tho meeting of tho associated Boards tho part of those who have soon tho orror of their ways and would 26 84.0 10.0 20.56 0.30 of Trndo hold rocontly at Vornon, whon his remarks and answers Kjtt(i t0 got back and find that tho farm has not gono ahead of thorn. 27 82.0 17.0 20.58 0.48 1 28 88.0 11.0 29.no 2.00 " wero very vacllotory, It being a difficult matter to got a concroto 20 80.0 18.0 20.00 ' 4.48 0.08 Btatomont from him," 80 80.0 10.0 20.02 0.00 Thoir disregard of tho public's interests is made apparent in many TRY as hard as you please, you can novor get tho knockor to bollovo 81 80.0 28.0 20.08 0.42 ways, nono more so than in thoir treatment of now subscribers, his homo town is anything but k modorn Nazaroth Nothing good can Average! ) 1013 25.8 10.0 29.25 02.12 1.00 Instances have como to our attention whoro citizens found it necessary como from it. Even whon somo bit of BUCcosBful hustling or unusual to have n 'phono. After signing a contract tho instrument 1B installed, generosity sots tho outsido world talking, Jio flndB eomo flaw, somo man- Total« ( 1012 27.8 18.0 20.82 60.18 1.62 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE Frvi Local News Items EljepankofjWontreal (FOUNDED 1817) W. J. Robinson spent Wednesday Miss Jean Harvey of Kelowna is | Capital, all Paid Up - - - - $16,000,000 Just Arrived at Peachland, going and coming by visiting Mrs. Jack Conway. Rest - - - ... 16,000,000 Str. Okanagan. Undivided Profits - - - 1,855,185 BORN—At Summerland Hospital. Total Assets - - - 240,222,955.87 on Wednesday, February 5th, to the Mrs. Ghas. Hatfield of Kaleden is wife of R. G. Tait, a daughter. From England visiting at the home of her son, Hon. Praaldent - RT. HON. LORD STRA.THCONA AND MOUNT ROYAL. G.CJf.G. Mrs. M. Campbell has again Praridant - - - ... - ... R. B. ANGUS, Kaq. B. L. Hatfield. Vie*-Frwid«nt - - - ... - SIR E. S. CLOU9TON, Baranat come back to her usual good health Ganaral lifuiacar - ...... H. V. MEREDITH . A carload of apples was shipped after an attack of the grippe. A Nice Assortment of from the local packing house to HEAD" OFFICE—MONTREAL Edmonton this week. . . Two inspectors of the Canadian! London Office-46 and 47 Threadneedle Street, E.C! Bank of Commerce paid the local | . Excavations have been made pre branch an official visit this week. This Bank transacts every description of Banking Business, including paratory to the building of a the issue of Letters of Credit and Drafts on Foreign Countries, and will bungalow for S. Angovej on his lot Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Grieve, and' negotiate or receive for collection bills on any place where there is a bank next to Dr. Smith's. two children, of Penticton, spent | or Danker. . Cups & Saucers Sunday last at the home of Mr. C A. Marshall spent much of this Grieve's mother here. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT week with friends at Kelowna. Miss M. Spencer, who has beenl Deposits received from $1.00 upwards. Ranchers' and Country Business =PLATES, &c.: Mr. Marshall is no longer connected given every attention. with the local meat market. • \ confined to the house for several' f weeks, suffering from blood poison• BANKING BY MAIL Mrs. Fred Baker came in on the ing, is now quite well. Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town accounts boat on Thursday night. It is receive every attention. NEW SPRING DRY GOODS understood that Mr. Baker has Mr. Jas. Ritchie has just cabled rented the Elliott cottage near Mr. that he will be detained in London) BRANCHES IN OKANAGAN DISTRICT: for some little time yet. He men• Armstrong, Enderby, Kelowna, Summerland, Vernon, and Penticton. Hayes, and will reside here per tions that in London he bought a | Expected Daily — manently. box of Kelowna apples for $4.00. E. B. MAY, Manager Summerland Branch. W.R. Shields,, who has been run• Miss Jean Bannon, who left for ning a branch blacksmith shop at] Also SUB-AGENCY at WEST SUMMERLAND Naramata, has recenty sold that Calgary early . in the year, was part of his business, a blacksmith married on January 31st to Mr. from, one of the railway camps McCann, who recently arrived in being the purchaser. that city from Glasgow, Scotland. Reeve Thomson went out again ülngotoe g^titrôou Some forty friends surprised Fred on Wednesday morning, and will Anderson .at his home in Peach be away from home until Saturday Sc Orchard on Thursday night. The night. His business takes him to What Bids Fair ladies went well supplied with Salmon Arm, and possibly further. Compatì?, Itmiteb.- -&ummerlanb, ¡B.C. provisions, and a pleasant evening /To become the Most Popular Sub-Division yet •. Œelèptjone ^o. 61. was spent in dancing and games. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Wood, who presented to the People of Summerland is now on have been occupying Mr. Stark's the Market The anniversary service of St. new cottage on Beach Avenue, have Andrew's Presbyterian Church; taken rooms at Hotel Summerland; West Summerland, will be held on Mr. and Mrs. Stark have been occu• Sunday, March 23rd. Rev. Prin pying the house since the first of in Half-Acre Lots Five minutes' walk from Post Office, Store, Church, & School. m cipal Mackay, D.D., of Westmin• February. ster Hall, Vancouver, will conduct D. P. .Simpson of Simpson & the service Grieve has sold his interests in the PRICE & TERMS WITHIN REACH OF EVERYBODY Canadian The annual Young People's Day business to H. H. Elsey. Mr, service of the Presbyterian church Simpson arranged last fall "to go to \ The Opportunity is exceptional, and you cannot make will be observed in St. Andrew's one of the towns in the upper any mistake in your selection. Church, West Summerland, next Okanagan this spring, and will of Commerce Sunday evening. The printed ser- leave here shortly to take up his All Information can be obtained at the vice prepared by the Assembly's new duties. Mr. Elsey was at one SIR EDMUND WALKER, C.V.O., LL.D., D.C.L., President Committee will be used that'even- time engaged in the meat business ALEXANDER LAIRD, General Manager ing. in Ontario. Real Estate Office of James Ritchie A. L. Moreland left for Kelowna .... An article in last week's Review Capital - $15,000,000 Rest - $12,500,000 on Monday morning where he has was inadvertently headed "Overseas accepted a position. Whether Mr. Ambulance Society." While ,the Moreland will permanently reside text of the article was' clear yet We all know how unpleasant , " COLLECTION BUSINESS in Kelowna could not be learned, this caption might be wrongly but it is understood that his family interpreted. - While the Overseas With its large number .of Branches, Agents .and. CQ.rréipondjents,_,The ; Canadian Bank of Commerce is able to effect collections throughout the will not remove there for the Club with others is instrumental in CHAPPED HANDS world : promptly and at' reasonable rates. Rates will be ' quoted on present at least. organizing a centre " here of the are. As a.relief for this common but painful trouble let us suggest: application. St/ John , Ambulance Association, The first of the railway camps in it should in no way be inferred SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT this part of the construction work that the membership of the Asso• Our Own Witch Hazel Cream to close Is No. 17, which completed • Deposits received from $1.00 upwards. ciation is to be confined to the „ „ Rose Cream its section and closed last week. membership of the Overseas Club. No. 5, operating from Trout Creek „ „ Violet Cream - : FOREIGN BUSINESS toward the station site is expected Miss Gertrude Angwin was the Cheques and Drafts on all countries of the world, drawn in sterling, to finish next week. It is probable cheerful little hostess of twenty „ „ Cucumber Cream francs, marks, lire, kronen, florins, roubles or any other foreign curren- that all road-bed work will be com youthful guest on Saturday. Her 25c. EACH , cy, can be negotiated at The Canadian Bank of Commerce at reasonable company of little folks enjoyed a PRICE • /rates. pleted in April, when the laying of ties and steel will commence. sleigh drive up Prairie Valley, P. S. WOOD ' - Manager Summerland Branch chaperoned by Misses Hurschmann A most exciting game of basket• and E. H. Sawyer. They had quite MeWilliams ' Pharmacy, Also SUB-AGENCY at NARAMATA. ball is promised for to-morrow an exciting time when the traces (Saturday) night. These games are became loosened and the horses ran West Summerland, B. C. Phon« Vlalat 3 being played for the Rowley Cup, into a tree. None were hurt, how Phon« Violât S and up to the present the two games ever, and the jolly crowd returned played have been won by Summer- home in time to enjoy a hearty Summerland Meat Market land. The College boys, however, supper, and spent the evening in

are of games, T""\0 YOU want a place to keep your Deeds and I r.At^M|.^ D--v-*-.!^4.A-.l consent victory, and will J. UOWntOn, Proprietor do their utmoston Saturday night **—^ other Valuable Papers in? -1 in the College Gymnasium to turn Another rough game of hockey always on hand. Fish and was played last Tuesday evening at We Have Safety Depoiit Drawers to Rent in our Safe. Fresh and Cured Meats the score. the Giant's Head rink, this, time in Season. Game TBRMB STRICTLY CASH The third cold spell of the winter between Penticton and Summerland. came down upon us early this week The score was 3—3. There were bringing the mercury down to tho throe 20 minute games, and as the Residential Lots on The Fiat zero point againi The cold weather playing advanced and neither side A CHANCE YOU ! was accompanied by a strong north gained an advantage the playing A FEW TOWN LOTS centrally located wind which made navigation on the became pretty rough, keeping the in Summerland and West Summerland. for lake very unpleasant. The seas referee busy. At one time no less were running so high at Naramata than four men wore on tho fence, The Okanagan Lake Boat Co. desire to secure an appropriate name that the ferry found it impossible three of the Penticton team and one for their now boat, and to this end are asking the co-operation of the to make her moorings and stayed of Summerland's. One member of C ORDY & HIGGIN public. at Summerland overnight instead. tho visiting team suffered a broken nose. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CAN YOU SUGGEST ONE. A mooting of the local share• To the first person suggesting the name finally approvod by tho holders of tho Okanagan Fruit The regular monthly meeting of judges, will bo given a free pass for ono year on all regular trips Union was held on Tuesday after• tho Brotherhood will bo held noxt between Naramata, Summerland and Penticton. Tho persons sugges• noon. Tho mooting was a private Tuesday evening at eight o'clock

ting respectively tho second and third most appropriate name will be . -.«• . , .L . .. In tho West Summorland Baptist The West Summerland Feed Store awarded a six month's and a throe month's pass on all regular trips ©no,, but It Is understood that the Church,1 Tho Bubjoct of the even• of the comnanv's boats management camo In for-much ing will be " Tompornnco —- AI Flour, Hay, Feed of all kinds, or ^company a Doats. r™TFqT criticism. A long list of pertinent Chollongo to Mon," oponod by an I . RULES OF CONTEST. questions woro prepared arid for- address from Principal Sawyer. including Poultry* Supplies. Ono name only IB to be submitted by each contestant, warded to tho hoad office, with tho This will bo followed by an open Each, letter In this contest will bo numbered in tho, order of its roquost that tho manager and discussion. Refreshments will bo receipt, and in tho event of tho name finally soloctod as the boBt being directors, who aro expected to vlBlt served. While tho weekly meetings WAGONS & FARM IMPLEMENTS Bubmittbd by moro than ono contestant, tho prizo will bo given to that here Bhortly, would como prepared of tho Brotherhood are not lnrgoly contestant whoso communication was first received. ' to answer tho questions submitted. ottondod tho monthly moetingsl CORDW0OD TEAMING Mall your suggestions promptly, and write plainly your name and havo becomo quito popular, and a I address. Tho Okanagan Tolophono Corn- largo attendance is looked for. Address suggestions to Tho Okanagan Lako Boat Co., care of tho pony is making n most dotormlned M Los Angeles Fire Insurance Summerland Rovlow, and mark Contest" on tho onvelopo. oifort to gain support to its Our renders will bo glad to loam I Contest will close at noon of Saturday, Fobrunry 15th. application for ineroasod powers that tho Hon. Prlco Ellison, who No executlvo or employee of tho Boat Co,, or thoir rolations, aro from tho Boards of Trado of tho was reported to havo boon sufTorlngl oliglblo in this contest. . uppor Valloy, Manager Doblo from a attack of appendicitis, has Namos of winners and thoir selections will bo published in this addrossod tho Boards of Trado at recovered without tho nocoBslty of REALÊSTATE paper ono week after CIOBO of contost. Salmon Arm, Endorby nnd Arm- an operation. Tho Minister of f Outsido Ordors promptly attended to. : strong, nnd tho company havo boon Finnnco nnd Agriculturo is again nblo to attend to his parliamentary I Okanagan Lake Boat Co., Naramata, B.C. through tho Vornon Board of Trndo, duties Evldontly his lllnoas was I supporting Its tologrnph projoct. not as serious as was first reportod, Tho mooting, held on Wodnosdny HOS."B OUNG, afternoon of. laBt wcok, was a T TY "IÎFVIFW" hurried ono, and tho resolution VISITING Thick LINEN Fabric A«I was chomplonod by Mr. Hnnkoy. SMIL,**** 'Phono Violet 8. WEST SUMMERLAND - Latest - Stylish — Artistic •- OlllCeS. How representative a gathoring ...... —1pg eough», cur*, coldi, and li.al. CARDS WQB present haß not boon loarnod, th. oir«t aanmd lung.. u u canti. THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7

(Continued from page 1.) It was reported that a harness | SUMMERLAND SKATING CLUB ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF BUSINESS , - room had been added to the Muni• CARNIVAL. SUMMERLAND. cipal stables. LICENSES. - • :\ Coun. Lewes was appointed to act A most enjoyable evening was A meeting of the above society Business licenses were discussed, as Reeve during any absence of spent by the large crowd which was held in Campbell's Hall, West and there was apparently a majority Reeve Thomson. ' attended the Summerland Skating Summerland, on Friday, January in favor of doing away with it en• It was decided to hold the regular Please Club's Fancy Dress Carnival, held 31st. The business transacted being tirely, it being found hard to treat meeting ,of the Council on the at the open air rink, West Sum• chiefly in connection with the final all alike, and that the outside man second Tuesday in each month. As merland, on Saturday evening last. organization of the society, and who really should pay was getting the Clerk will be absent next Tues• Weather conditions were ideal, forming by-laws for the workingof f free. The outside salesman day the regular - meeting will be the night being perfectly still, with of the same. should be charged $50, but the con• held, for. this month, on this Note just enough frost to maintain the stable had not yet been able to get (Friday) afternoon for passing of In addition to the officers already any of them. They came in, ice in good condition. appointed Wm. Ritchie was elected accounts, etc. After sitting all I THAT I have moved About fifty,skaters were present as second Vice-President; Dr.gathere d up their orders, and were daVj with only a short interval for away before discovered. However, the Council adjourned into my New Stable on in fancy costume, the winners of Mclntyre and G. W. McLaren, lunch( the first prizes being Miss M.Auditor s ; John Steuart, Financial when it was shown how much this the east side of Shaugh- Higgin as ". Minnehaha," and Mr. Secretary; J. J. Mitchell, Standard meant in lessening the revenue, it was decided- to retain the trade nessy Avenue, where W. Sauter as "Tramp." The prizes Bearer; and L. C. Qjuipp, Warden. APPLES GOOD. were awarded by popular vote and It was" agreed to alter the age license and the dog tax as well you will find me always presented by Mrs. C. J. Thomson.; limit for joining the society from Speaking on this Coun. Robinson The following testimonials on the at your service for a Other costumes greatly appreciated 18 .to 16 years of age. It was also claimed^ the idea of the business quality and pack of apples sent to by thè voters were Miss Cartwright decided that meetingsjbe held twice license was that of protection to England by private citizens of Sum• as " Pierette," Mr. and Mrs. May monthly, first and third Monday of the regular business house. It merland have been received :• Saddle Horse as "Bulgarian Peasants," Mr. Neve each month. All Scotsmen, or men offered no protection, however, "The apples arrived safely before as " Farmer Brown," Miss D. of Scotch descent, are invited to neither; against the outsider'nor the Christmas, but we were very busy Cooper as "Teddy Bear," and the man living on his lot doing a casual and I did not look over them till become members and.send in their business. He urged-that the con• A Single or Double Misses Thomson as "Gipsy Queens" names to the secretary, or, better after Christmas. They arrived in 604 and " Highland Lassie.'. still, come to the next meeting of stable get after the outsider. splendid condition, 'and were.very . The Reeve thought it advisable The matter of lighting was|tne society which is to be held on well packed. This year has been Driving Team to do away with impounding of For You Alone entrusted to Messrs. W. H. Milligan|.Mondayt,the 17th instf in Camp• an exceptionally good one for and R. V. Agur,' and much of thebell' s Hall, West Summerland, when cattle, and instead fine the owners; success of the evening can be attri• the members plan having a social for infringement of the by-law. ^^SSXVSZ «- WedmplvsWyou*, sample,, or will Board Your E. C. Graham was appointed buted to the good results of their; evening. There are now oyer fifty The market price of these is 6s. 6d. take your measurements, leam your able management ; a dozen flares Municipal- constable and Sanitary per case. These are what they call personal preferences. You get the members enrolled. Inspector, to which duties he will Horse* and three powerful gas lights Winesap, they aree only a second- 0f dothe$ ^ ^ maJe feorn supplying ample illumination. Alex. Smith, secretary. give all his time. He will be paid class apple, but in an ordinary year All the above at reasonable Refreshments were served through• a regular monthly salary of $75.the y would fetch 7s. to 8s. a case." the fabric you want in the way you He will attend, to the enforcing of rates, and I. can supply you out the evening to well - over one hundred people. Gramophone music the dog tax, business license, etc. want i Peachland Notes. In addition to his regular duties it "This will be the first letter to with added greatly to the pleasure, of you this year to congratulate you q It is worth while looking into; those present...... was also decided to require, from Rumors- are afloat that Mr. F the constable, and from the Police on the success of the apples, the isn'tit? All kinds of FEED Great credit is due Mr. W. H.; Calendar has exchanged his property Magistrate a'monthly report, and packing especialy, as I don't think Snow for his untiring efforts to hère for a house and lot in. Vancou• that all fines 'and costs should -be there was one damaged one in the build up and keep the club rink in ver. handed over each month. . two cases we opened, and I have and HAY first-class condition during the now seen Mr. Bayliss and he says skating season. . ? Mr. and Mrs.'Jas.*L/Elliott are the packing and condition of .the receiving congratulations on theRATE S AND at reasonable prices. We would point out that this fruit was good, and is sorry the $15 to $35 rink is 200 ft. long'by. over, 100 ft.; advent of a fine little baby daugh• TAXES. market was so bad for them this wide, and one would probably seek ter, which event occurred on The question of tax rates came year, owing to, the glut of English (Agtnt't Nam) in vain for a better and larger Monday. in for much consideration. The apples. He told me the price he sheet of ice elsewhere in thé A number of the young friends of Reeve thought that, depreciation sent was a bit over the market A. B. ELLIOTT ft. H. ENGLISOkanagârH i Valley. Miss Olive Gummow,. learning that should be charged against .the price, but he was very pleased with Saturday was her birthday, gathered electric light plant instead of the fruit. He only got them on in her house that evening, armed general rates. . . Christmas Eve so did not have time The Man who Saves You $'s. with all the requisites for a sur• • The electric light' rate will to open them for Xmas, and' he Kaleden Comments prise party, and after a. few hours probably be left as it is.- Coun. tells me they are not .the best enjoyably spent, dispersed- with best Robinson, who is probably the apples in this market, the New biggest user, advised holding to the Miss McLaughlin is staying for a wishes for many returns of the day. towns fetch the most money. .1 am FREE : present rate until the installingsendin g you the market list and his time at the home of Mrs. T. C. Mr. H. Hardy, following the of the\auxiliary plant, when, if it TO FUR SHIPPERS Preston. ' • • , letter so that you may see what he _Tho most accurate, reliable and only Market Report precedent establshed by the former were found more than self-sustain• says about them." •and Price list of its kind published, ' ' '; Mr. Russel Grant has returned reeves of Peachland entertained the ing, a reduction in rates might be , "Slip? ^hidwrt fchitjpMr*' from Marron Lake, and is teaming present and former ' Councils, themade . Mailed FBEE to those Interested in Raw Fun \ for Mr. Corbett. present and former school boards, •;': It was pointed out ;by Coun. EQUALLY APPLICABLE HERE. SEND US YOUR NAME ON A POSTAL—TODAY j It's not a Trapper's Guide, but a publication issued • and other town officers, at a 'ban Lewes that as, unless theLdeben• * every two weeks, which gives yon reports of what is The frame of the'Baptist Church doing in all the Markets of the World in America quet, held in the home of Mrs. tures were marketed, there would The report of the Sheffield (Eng.) Raw Fusi. This information is worth hundreds of is completed, and it'is hoped before; ; A. D. Ferguson, who catered for be no extension work this, year, Shelter for x Lost Cats has some do'.lnrs to you. long to have it ready for the open• Write for It—NOW—ITS FREE the occasion. : • - : all the overhead charges, such as very vsensible suggestions, which, ing services, E \\:'••••'..'•'"] A. B. SHUBERT Superintendent's ^salary, office ex• slightly rearranged, could be made The largest House In the World dealing eiclusiiily In The Women's Mission Circle was; penses, etc., would be added to the for dogs as well, and are worthy ' American Raw Fur* held at the home; of Mrs. Louis 25-27 W. Michigan St., Dept. 46 CHICAGO, ILL, U.S.A. PEOPLE'S TRUST COMPANY.- current expenses, making a greater of consideration. The second Kerr on Wednesday', the fifth,Mrs. ' demand on the general rate. paragraph if applied to the dog O. E. Tomlin in the chair. Makes Assignment. would bring comfort and relief to SNOW, FROST, and ICE Mrs. Wm. Simpson has been sick LIGHTING •many a neighbor: for the past three weeks, but we are The People's Trust Co., with PLANT. i ; "Unless your cat be of value, PREPARE for the COLD WEATHER never keep more than one kitten glad to report favorably, and to see headquarters in Vancouver, to ~ The hours of running the electric Now is the time to order 0\anagan her back again in our midst. . which. city, • they were recently out of each litter. The supply of light plant were considered, and cats far exceeds the demand. removed from New '„ Westminster, a schedule which had been drawn Mr. and Mrs. Rourke, with their "Try to keep your cat in atStor m Windows son Carl, have removed into the has assigned.; This financial insti• up by the office on similar lines College tution has ten branches established as last year were considerably night—if not in the house, in a and have your house lined up with cottage that has been recently shed or stable with some warm erected by Mr. James Harrison. throughout the Province,, the revised, making the starting time Beaver Board1 or Building Paper Okanagan branch being at Pentic• earlier and continuing. later in the bedding. It is .better for the cat, Summerland, B.C. A bungalow is being built oh the ton. The Trust Co., did a general mornings, as well as giving all and certainly much more consider• COME AND INSPECT OUR benches by Mr. Foss, who is atbankin g business, receiving de•night service later Tn the spring ate to your neighbors. / STOCK, AND GIVE YOUR present in the East, but whom we posits. It is reported that deposi• than had been arranged. A propo " Do not keep your cat short of ORDERS IN EARLY. College Matriculation, hope to welcome back again shortly, tors will not suffer other , than sition which will be submitted to food in the hope that it will catch junior and senior. with his bride. inconvenience caused by their funds Mr. Thornber by the Superinten• more mice if hungry. A well-fed, A. RICHARDSON, happy N- cat makes the best Commercial Coursef There is a great deal of ice being being tied up awaiting the winding dent, gives him less broken hours up of the business. To what extent of service than during the past " mouser." Lumber Merchant, West Summerland. Stenography and Type• cut here this year. The lake pre-; s "If you have a cat or a dog, or sents quite a busy scene with the the shareholders will lose is notyear . , . 'Phono Rose 6 writing. known, but it is said that their Coun. Lewes said that he would indeed any animal, be sure there different "operations going on, and is always some fresh water which Vocal and Instrumental many are enjoying very good ska• loss, if any, will not be great. like it made known through the press that the Council would like it can get at easily. Great misery Music. ting, which helps the cold season to is* often caused by thirst. pass pleasantly. , to have any complaints to them Grocery THE WORST CALAMITY. made in writing and sent to the " When you leave home always A third arid lower road is being Municipal Office. As Chnirman of make arrangements for your cat to Prices For further particulars addreu built between here and Penticton The very worst calamity, I should tho Public Works Committee he be fed arid housed during your which will cut off the very long and say, which could befall any human proposes that that committee meet' absence, and never bo so cruel as Everett ÌV. Sawyerstee p hill on the upper road, and being would be this—to have his onco a week, and these letters could to deliberately abandon it." As low as Principal. will make travelling much easier for own ;woy from his cradle to histhe n bo taken up by that committee,,] all who journey that way. It is said grave ; to have everything ho liked and all information bearing on the also to shorten the distance. for the asking or even for thesubjec t obtained, and the wholo WORKING UP TO IT. The Lowest buying; never forced to say: "Imatte r could bo placed before the The Young People had an enjoy• should like that, but I can't afford Council. Heretofore these com• Sandy and .his lass hod been able Sleigh rido on Tuesday, the it; I should like this, but I must plaints wore held until tho Council sitting together about half-nn-hour Quality of 4th, after which, about twenty not do it." Never to deny himself, mot and were then referred fre• in silence. Going to Build? assembled at tho hotel, where an never to oxert himself, never to quently to the Public Works or " Maggie," he said at length, Stock un• excellent hot dinner was served, work and never, to want, That other committee, causing unneces• " wasna I horo on the Sawbath vcryono was in oxcellont spirits, sary delay, nicht?", We handle everything. and a very happy time was spent. man's soul would' bo in as groat danger as if he woro committing "Ay, Sandy, I daur say you excelled. LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, Tho;tax rnto for tho current Tho annual meeting of thogren t crlmos,—Charles Kingsloy. yenr was not struck, and probably wore." CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, Woman's Club was hold at tho homo will not bo for aomo time, Tho • An' I was horo on Tuesday All Kinds of Finish. nicht, an' Wednesday nicht, an' of Mrs. Rourke on Wednesday, MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES. School Board will require 4 milhi, Jan. 29th, when tho election of and dobonturo interest and sinking Thursday nicht, on' Friday nicht?" MOORE'S officers for tho ensuing year took fund 4 mills. Further details will "Ay, I'm thinkin thnt'sao." placo., To tho rogrot of nil tho Tho celebration at tho oxplrotion bo worked-out bofore deciding on " An' this is Saturday nicht, an' West Summerland CARRIAGES of tho first yenr is called tho I'm horo again?" members, Mrs. D. D. Lnpsloyrotiros the general rate, , i as president, and a now president cotton wedding; two yoars, paper; Tho Council will havo little " Well, what for no ? I'm Büro Bayne and Studobaker. was olectod. In future tho moot- throo yoars, leather; five years, money to spend until May, when yo'ro vory welcome." 'Phono Rose 8. LARGE STOCK ON HAND. ngs will bo hold on tho third Wed• wooden; seven years, woolen; ton tnxoa will bo duo, \ " Maggio, woman," said Sandy nesday in each month. years, tin; twelve years, Bilk and in desperation, " D'yo no bogin to fine linen; fifteen yonirs, crystal; Tho Suporlntondont, with tho smell a rat ? " We Are Introducing twenty yoars, china; twonty-flvo Public Works Committoo will go Fruit picking is recommended as yearB, Bilvor; thirtieth year, over tho roadB otc,, to ascertain the Pericyte Sanitary Closot. pearls; fortieth yonr, rubioB; what will bo noodod. Chairman HAPPY THOUGHT. CALL AND SEE THEM. a pleasant and healthful oxorciso James Fyffe for women. It in a vocation that fiftieth year, golden; Bovcnty-fifth Ldwos of that committoo will hnvo should not bo undortnkon without a year, diamond wedding, tho Suporlntondont propnro a A boy under six years of ago was thorough knowlodgo of tho difforont report of work done, and the noxt bomonning to his mothor tho oscnpo Stump Puller, Plumbing & Heating varieties; Tho original woman got month's needs. Ho had already had of ono of hiß white mico, which had promptly dono. this poor old world into a whole "Soo horo I ' exclaimed tho a record book prepared in which disappeared in a diolo in tho floor Land Clearer, lot of trouble by insisting on angry man, "I wish you would nil work ordorod by tho Council of his nursory, but n happy thought picking n forbidden applo in thomuzzl e that dog of yours at night, will bo recorded. This will show struck him, and ho seomed rocon- & Contractor. Gnrdon of Eden.-—Province. His barking keeps my baby nwako." ftho dato, tho authority, description died to hid loss, as ho remarked " I WOB juBt going to request you of work ordorod, dato duo, otc, quito choorily to hor: "Oh, mamma, W. Ritchie. Time is ours to mnko whnt UBO of Ito mu7.7.lo your baby," ,rojoinod Tho Superintendent was ordorod won't it go amongst tho black mico it wo will—but It bows not to our tho nolghbor, "His nightly howl• to havo tho trees mentioned by Mr. just liko a miBBionary to tho block Cordwood for Sale, for Cash. West Summerland will. ing nnnoya my dog," Simpson cut down, men?" ' * Tel. Purplo 7. Box HI, Summerland.

i I i THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7

Canadian Pacific Railway. HUGE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.

W. R. SHIELDS Plans Under Way For Biggest Event Agent for Around ìlie World in Religious Life of Continent. •• McLaughlan Carriages Winnipeg, Feb. 3.—Provided; " Brockville Carriages by Canadian Pacific that the remaining details can be satisfactorily arranged, the Presby• BARGAINS Nothing Better in'Canada terian Church -in Canada will hold Full line Farm Implements In connection with .regular train and FOR Atlantic steamship service, the new a General Assembly in 1913; to Blacksrnithing,' Woodworking, &a Pacific Liner " Empress of-^Russia" will which there" has been no parallel in Steel Shears made for any kind leave Liverpool April 1st, and "Empress the religious history of this conti• of Plow. . • • - • . / of Asia" June 18th, one ship via Suez nent; ' • Each year the church.has I Branch at Naramata. Personal attendance and the other via Cape of Good Hope, each Wednesday. for the Orient, thence Vancouver, held an Annual Assembly at which affording the unique opportunity of there have been gathered about 15 making this trip under Canadian Pacific per cent, of the1 ministers of the1 : v ; v Review Subscrib 13 ACRES Flag. . '''' ' country, and a few laymen. This year-v it 4'is" proposed to bring 10 under Irrigation—6 Plowed ^/'PARE,:$639.10;':'••y.•Purth•er¡details•••6f together vin. the City of Toronto, Good Bottom Land, bisected by these interesting trips on application to H. W. BRODIE, , G. M. Ross, . every;minister in,Canada, from the -Eneas Creek. Owned by -,J Atlantic' to' the Pacific. Every Mr. Naper. CPA. Vancouver.- v, Agent, Summerland. .•resbytery from- Nova Scotia *to,| British Coumbia will be transported in its entirety to -Toronto, and the ^j* EALIZIN G that the Home Paper cannot fill all the i For Sale by members will.,meet in that city. WantTh e ministers of every city church, >*V need for Reading Matter, we have compiled a MR. F. D. COOPER, and every, home missionary in the I : service of the denomination, will-1 <. Real Estate Broker," make the journey. In addition to List of [in our opinion] the most helpful and practical ; J r Peach Orchard. the ministers, the wife of every minister in Canada will accompany; her husband to Toronto, and will Publications which we are offering our Subscribers in Parkdale Saddlery join in the meetings held there under the auspices of the Women's! clubbing combinations, at lowest possible prices. Home Mission Society and the Buggy Democrat Your Property Women's Foreign ^Missionary Society. Incidental to'the gather• Following is only a partial list of such combinations: and ' ing; there will probably occur a.) 1 FOR merging of these two women's' RARGAIN No. 9 : Team Harness organizations 'in one body. In BARGAIN No. 1 Riding Saddles, Bridles, &c. Real Estate addition- to the ministers and their Vancouver Daily Provinee $3.00 Calgary Herald - - - $3.00 wives, there will be taken to I Toronto.a representative from Better Fruit 1.00 Collier's (Canadian.Ed.) - 5.50 All kinds of . "BOOT Repairing in Vancouver every city congregation, country- 1 2:00- - HARNESS Neatly & quickly '- The Review ' - The Review - - 2.00-10.50 Made & Repairedv • Executed- , congregation and mission field in I the Dominion from coast to coast. • ' The three for The three for, $8.90 Charges Moderate or other parts of the / BARGAIN No. 2 . BARGAIN No. 10 Coast? If so, VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. Canadian Courier - \ $3.00 JOHN S. RITCHIE, Vernon News - • - - $2.00 " ; Canadian Horticulturist .60 - , Harness Maker (Crowded out of last issue). Toronto Saturday Night - 3.00 List It With Us. In spite of the somewhat' ine.le- The Review 2.00-5:60 v West Summerland. ;ment/Weather a large crowd turned I The Review- - - - 2.00-7.00 out to the variety entertainment The three for $4.60 The three for $5.85 in the Empire Hall, on Thursday evening, 23rd ult; . Both -parts of I BARGAIN No. 3 Layritz Nurseries. the program opened- with an BARGAIN No. 11 - ' ; Vancouver'Daily Sun - ... - $3.00 Victoria, B.C. instrumental: h quartette by the' Have a'fine'Stock of FRUIT TREES, G. A. McWilliams Misses Higgin and Mr. Thomas, Country Life in America - 5.00 Canadian Pictorial - -'$1.00 - ORNAMENTAL TREES and SHRUBS which ..were much enjoyed. .Mr. Windsor Magazine (13 mos.) 3.25 and SMALL FRUITS, grown without Bent-ley who followed was loudly The Review - - . -2.00-10.00 irrigation outside the City of Victoria. Real Estate & Insurance* : encored; and Mr. T. F. Knox^ con• ' The three for $8.00 • The Delineator - 2.00 / PRICES RIGHT. : vulsed the house both before The Review - - 2.00-8.25 Write for Catalogue and Price List, and arid after the interval with his I order now to avoid disappointment at BARGAIN No. 4 , , planting time'. Summerlande B.C. amusing: impersonations. The first I The four for $5.75 part closed •• with a short play Canadian Horticulturist - .60 entitled "Waterloo," in which Mr. Saufeii'took the : part" jof Corporal Canadian Poultry Review - .50 BARGAIN No. 12 Brewster, an old Waterloo veteran. The Review - - - - 2,00-3.10 We have seen Mr. Sauter in many] Rod and Gun - - $1.00 :AGENT, . different roles and we may safely The three for $2.70 Poultry Review - - - .50 say that he surpassed himself in the Nor'-West Farmer Summerland, B.C. representation of the old childish! BARGAIN No. 5 - - 1.00 SYNOPSIS OF COAL MINING soldier,- - at one'moment crying over The Busy Man's Canada - $1.00 The Review - - - 2.00-4.50 ' REGULATIONS. > a broken'pipe and at another carried Poultry Supplies away with military ardour while | World VWork - " - - 3.60 All four for $3.90 describing the battle to the colonel. • The News-Advertiser, Daily 3.00 KEPT IN STOCK. v; COAL MINING, RIGHTS of the The final scene when he lived over! BARGAIN No. 13 Beef Scrap, Shell, Granite Grit, Ground The Review - - - 2.00-9.60 Bone; Charcoal, Alfalfa Meal, Dominion, in Manitoba, .^Sas• again the heroic action which had I 1 Little Chick Food,.'&c., &c. katchewan and Alberta, the Yukon made 'his'name famous, and then ,The Garden Magazine - $1.85 1 The four, for $7.00 died, was especially realistic. The! x Territory, the".North-West Terri Canadian Courier - - 3.00 Write JNO.TAIT,for quotations. Box 74 tories, and in a portion of the minor parts were excellently Province of British Columbia, may played by Miss Higgin, Mr. Hook- BARGAIN No. 6 - The Review. - - - 2.00-6.85 I am also AGENT for- . ' be leased for a term .of twenty-one ham and Mr. Fosbery. i, , Winnipeg Telegram - - $2.00 years at an annual rental of $1 an During the half hour interval The three for $5.75 Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co., (or Free Press) • , • Toronto. acre. Not more than 2,560 acres coffee and' cakes were served by the Crown Tailoring Co., Toronto will be leased to one applicant. ladies of the Anglican Church. ' In I B.C. Saturday Sunset - - 2.00 BARGAIN No. 14 Application for,a lease must be the second part Mr. Milljgan was Caledonian Fire Insurance Co.,' made by the applicant in person to flaw kjw

Every .cask of Lime, arid ;,Si,lI))hur returns, amounting for the, fill) May gave an amusing little duologue | ThoReviow- - - - 2.00-6.00 solution Is guaranteed up to Gov- "quantity of merchantable ' coal entitled "Tho Goose," evidently The four for $5.40 ornment standard of strength and mined and pay the rbyalty thereon, meant to show tho ovils of cherry All four for $4.50 purity,. j 81 f 28 If tho coal mining rights aro not brandy,, Tho entertainment was I bolnww ' •*!!»g operated••• |- — - ,, such returns should brought to o closo with tho "Camp' bo furnlshed-nt least onco a year. Flro Scoho," In which Mr. SaiitorJ If none of these combinations suit you, make up one Exceptionally Close Prices , Tho lease will Includo the coal gave two oxcellont iroadlngB, and Mining rights only, but tho lessee Messrs. Fisher, Smith, and Hook- to your liking, and we will quote you a price on the for tho bnlnnco of-this Month on nil our •"' " may bo pormitted topu-ehttBo what- ham sang sorno charming quartettes. over available surface righto may bo Miss Barthca Maaon kindly accom- selection. WATCHES, CLOCKS, conaidored necessary for the work• panied , some of tho Bongs. God .. Wo are also Subscription A fronts for— Savo tho King brought a most' JEWELLERY, SILVERWARE, ing of the mine at the rato of Country Gentleman ' $2.25 nnd FANCY GOODS, $10 on ncro. onjoyoblo evening to a closo. Tho Ladies' Home Journal - $2,00 For full Information application ' Tho proceeds amounting to ovor The Fruit Magazine 1.50 1 Saturday Evening Post - - 1.50 ahould bp, m'ndo.to tho Secretory of $100 will bo a groot holp towaidB .50 tho Depnrtmont of tho Interior, purchasing tho piano. Successful Poultry man /. Rowley, Ottawa, or to any Agent or Suh» — THE - , 1 Agont of Dominion Lands, These Offers are for old or new Subscribers. If W. W, CORY HE ADVERTISED AT LAST. Practical English WatchmakerDoput y Minister of tho Interior. Thoro WOB a mon In bur town, present Subscribers are in arrears it will be necessary • SUMMERLAND, ' N.Jl.- Ujin«Uipv)«*()>ulil(t'ft1lnn of thl« mtvar tl*ernont will not lit paid for, And ho wos wondrous wlso; Ho sworo (It was his policy) to pay to date before these Bargains become available. , He would not otlvortlso. State your needs in But one sad day ho advertised, Scribbling Pads may be obtainedAn d thoroby hangs a tolo, «ÜHE REVIEW cheap at the Review ajflce; madeTho ad , wos sot Inqulto small typo, im WAftCT' Column, from of^euts of good paper,An d hoadod, "Shorlff's Salo." PAGE EIGHT THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW FRIDAY/, FEBRUARY 7 ^rofcôoional Carba. Notes. Naramata Notes; NORLEY F. TUNBRIDGE, . B.A., Oira. ! Next Sunday evening Superinten• The Mesdames Manchester spent dent' Estabrook will , give the, ast Friday in Penticton. Solicitor, Notary Public, Conveyancer, address at the evening service in the College chapel at ;7 pi nu 4 i. MnGeorge Nuttall, who has been PENTICTON,, B.C.T >•'•'.•: v- ' !"¡ working at Blair's Camp, is home The: hockey match reported last for a short time. ';, week between College juniors and Dr. R. Mathison Penticton should read Summerland Miss Gordon will be able to move Penticton. The juniors are quite into her small home oh her fruit lot DENTIST indignant. for< they are of the the end of this week; // Graduate Pannaylvania College of Dental Surgery, Philadelphia •,. opinion that they are a match for Mr. and Mrs. L' T. W°°dley of Phone 89 the southern team. Moose Jaw have been spending a few P. O. Box 309 < Kelowna,the days with their niece, Mrs. Davies. •P.O. Ill Phone 132 .M.C.A. W. M. Armstrong, who The school children were dis• proved himself an abte president, missed 'on Wednesday because ,• it B. A./MOORHOUSE has. left our midst to work in the A.M. Can. S oc. C. E. and B. C. L. S. was impossible to heat the school mission field in Alberta. -He is building sufficiently. Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor succeeded by J. Marshall. The meeting on Tuesday was addressed Mrs. Dean Walters is improving PENTICTON, B.C. by the new president. . rapidly,-and expects to assist Mr Walters'in'givingthermusicfor the Wellington G. Kelley, B.A. The basket-ball match announced next dance of Feb. 14th." .v for to-night between Summerland BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, . Mr. C. K. McDonald, who has NOTARY PUBLIC. and College will. be played in the College Gymnasium to-morrow been appointed as Police' of, Nara- " WEST SUMMERLAND, B.C. (Saturday);: The score of the last mata; arrived last Saturday night, Branch Office' at Peachland.: match reported as 13—8 in favor and has rooms with Mrs. Daviesl Open 1st Thursday in,(.each month;-. of the College should be 13—8 in Mrs. J. R. Wells will be pleased favor of the Town team. to receive the ladies- ;of ' Naramata ÄOCtCttCÖ. on Wednesday afternoon, February The usual Sunday evening service the 12th", from/three to six-'o'ciock. c. ®. "s. was held in the College Chapel The program took the form {of, a Court " Summerland " 1053, ; Mrs. Robert King is on the sick Meets in Elliott's Hall, at 8 p.m. >; sacred 'concert,Prof. W. H. A. list.. Miss Gordon^-who has done last Wednesday in each month. , Moore and Miss E. H. Sawyer were considerable nursing, was called- in W. C. W. FOSBERY, C.R. the soloists. Miss G. Hurschmann last Friday. Mrs. "King was repor• ^ G. R. RAINCOCK, R. Scy. presided .at the piano, while Prof. ted better the first of the week,i)ut R. P. Baker gave a selection on the later suffered "a slight relapse. .M, A. F. «\ A. M. violin. " Sommerland Lodge, ; The Unity Club will hold its next NO. sa. Meets on the Thurs• The academic students are now meeting in the Club building; -oh day on or before the all. suffering from the grip. -The Thursday, February, 13th, irf order .full •moon. technical name: for this malady is not to conflict with ; the arrange• F. W. Andrew, W.M. mid-yeár exanis.' It is ~a 'pitiful ments to be made for the dance of K. S,. Hogg, Sec.' sight to see i so many young fore the 14th, under the club's super heads furrowed with worry. The vision. , / . cause, of5 the /-worry undoubtedly-is the fact; that the i ce is reported to Naramata citizens are. glad^to I.O.O.F. be in good shape and students aré welcome , the . new blacksmithihg Okanagan Lodge No. 58. establishment. Mr. Danoldson, who Meets every Friday at* 8 p.m. in not allowed out at nights. Elliotts Hall. Visiting brethren always has been employed at Hildebrand's welcome. construction camp to do thcblackT A. E. WALKER, 1 J. N. MERRILL, smithing there, has bought out the Noble Grand Rec-Secretary BASKET-BALL. business of Mr. Shields who used to come occasionally from Summer- LodgcSummerland land to do that work; ^Mr.Danpld- This great indoor game,v had : its . L.O.L. No. 2036 >rigin in the" fertile brain of ,'Dr. son is efficient in his line, ancTIpca. , Meeta first Tuesday in every month in Elliotta Hall James.Naismith of ^Montreal, who men are glad to have a shop that- is at 8 p.m. v was a classmate of Physical Director open every day of the week. • o Visiting: brethren welcome McLeod at the Physical Training H.C.Mellor, W.M ..,. A committee, appointed at the ; School in; Springfield, Mass. The A. B. EUiotfc Rec. Sec! ; meeting of the Ladies' Aid: last game w.pn/insta!nt popularity, which week; is now busy collecting bid it has retained through the.years. magazines and • papers to» • be : sent Classified Advts. It is played all around the world. up to the railroad camps. The men Many f ast; and:,exciting contests greatly appreciate; the - reading rqat 3 cents per word first insertion. have been played in Summerland 1 cent per word subsequent insertions ter, and the committee will endea Minimum weekly charge, 15c. between the. Town and College vor to collect each week and try: to teams in which the latter has visit each home. A sick committee generally proved victorious This For Sale. was appointed at the same time, year a fine cup has °beeh donated and twice each week will visit .the FOR SALE—Big horse, 1400 by Mr. Rowley. The reorganized men who are sick in - the Kettle' lbs., coming four years. Partien Town team is making a determined Valley Hospital, besides visitsi-Vto lars at Review Office. . j 31 f 2 bid for the honors; the score at friends who may be sick, . present standing 2—0 in, their FOR SALE —Number of hens and favor. It must be remembered, pullets. Owner needs room for however, that both games, were A PLEA FORI THE FARMER. breeding pens. Particulars at played in the Town gymnasium, and Review Office. therefpre affords no criterion as to Hon. Martin ' Burrell's speech An Ideal Location for the Tourist. A Haven for thè Homeseeker and Investor FOR SALE—Lady's English side the final result: Both teams seem when introducing his bill saddle, second-band, perfect cond confident of > final victory. The appropriate $10,000,000 for educa tion> snap. Taylor & Co. game on Saturday night in the College, gymnasium will no doub tional work along agricultural lines be a hummer. ' •' Frenchy " Dupon. shows much of the character of the Lost and Found. y , and " Punch " ;Elliott will Captain man. •'' „/ , . LOST—Brooch, on Shaughnessy teams representing the "bean " On this side of the House and Avenue. Mrs. J. A. Darke. t.f on that there are many men ^h. eaters" and '|hill-climbers/' The either know by experience the |LAN to take a Trip to the FOUND—Small watch crystal senior., teams will be as follows farm life of our country, or whoBe with silver rim. Maybe had a viz.: College-^Alex. McDougall fathers or forefatnershave toiled*on Okanagan this summer and ' stop at Review Office. centre ; Jasper, Wolverton and' Ed. the land. It is well for all to keep Armstrong, -.gjiards;,, F, Hay ward NARAMATA:. Get acquainted with this lovely and Nlcholsori,, forwards; J. Reece in vision that solitary figure in the ! distant furrow, that stooped form If you want to sell spare. Townf-Cliff. McWiillams Canadian Summer Resort. A splendid Tourist centre; J. McLeod and Ralph tending the hearth of. tho isolated you must advertise. Brown, forwards; Fred Baker and home—symbols and types of pur Hotel with every convenience overlooking the Lake J. F. • Glenn, guards; E. Fitten national necessities,' our nntiona spare, The junior game will begi. virtues and our national strength. is at your service. One summer spent in Naramata Here between these four walls we / ' •'• • THEN SHE W,AS MAD. at 7.80 and the Benior at 8 o'clock sit year by year making the lolws means every summer spent there until you finally of our country. Wo do It, sometimes :''';|'' " • * "John, you never listen to hal ; SUMMERLAND HOSPITAL. well, too often attaching Impor• conclude there is no real living anywhere else. the things I say to you," she com tance and permanence to that which plained. "Well, dear," ho replied IB neither permanent nor imp'pr ! Then a nice 5 or 10 acre Fruit Farm on the "I have to work part of the time. Following are the donations tant. Our lawswould be bette^ —Chicago Record-Herald. received at the Hospital las thero would, bo leas bitterness, ... Conches'solves the question,; and makes you inde• month: our ; strife,' If we wero ofteher Mrs. F. ' A.'' C. Wright—mince pendent for over afterwards. moved(by a Blncere desire to lighton Mrs. Youngbrido-r-I'vo como to moat, eggs, and'old linon, tho lives of those who, in tho complain of that flour you sont mo, Masonic at Homo—cakes. silence and solitude of the fields Grocer—What was tho matter wit Mrs. Downtbn—preserved fruit. it 7 Mrs. Youngbrldo—It was and woods, aro doing the foundation Mrs. R. H, Stouart—tea towels work of pur common country," tough. I mado a pío with it, and and preserved fruit. it was as much as my husband Allan Agur—box apples. could do to oat it. R. G. Talt--box apples, ,' Don't traduce your, enemies. 11. Mrs. R.'M. ROBS—jam,1 Communicate with OR THE OKANAGAN TRUST CO., Ltd. Won't help ybli tiny—and then-you THE HOTEL NARAMATA 1 Mrs, McLGllan—bottlod fruit. mayrwqnt^jto uso t)iom to«morrow >J. M. ROBINSON, ' Do you havo any {trouble in Tho Jap who lost his hand In the for rates, and information regarding Manager, kooplng your boys on tho farm ? Garnott Valley Mill Is Btill in the DoBplto tho latest invention 1 1 accommodation, amusements, otc. NARAMATA, B.C. "No," ropliod Farmer Corntosso.. hospital, . His condition is reported smokolCBB And ' holseloss powdor, " They're willin' to stay. Tho only ds satisfactory, Cupid still sticks to tho bow,and difficulty is that thoy all want to arrow. act like boarders." * THE DEAR, DEAR PASr. Mary had a little lamb But when sho hoard tho prlco, Snaggsoy—"Bog pardon, mÍBtor Wifo—"I camo across some Sho sent tho waiter back again I'm n strangor in doso parta ' your old lovo lottors to-day. How , And took a bowl of rlco. Farmor Harrow--" Well, I dunno you loved mo, Harry I 1 "Our,collogo won." "Thoy did? of anybody that wants to git HuBband ~ " YOB. IB suppor Rnhl< Rhhl Rahl *' What did thoy acquainted with yo. (Turns ready? I'm awfully hungry." win?" "Tho dobato." "Oh, away) i Brooklyn Citizen, pshaw I " — Ldulflvlllo ' Courier- Journal. , In tho Bahama Islands, whl... An af ternoon tea was hold at tho If men want to boat women's woro settled moro than 200 yonrB homo of Mrs. E, B. May on Tuesday suffago, thoy should put a provision ago by Londoners,. tho Cocknoy aftornoon, Tho receipts go toward in tho law that in order to oxorclflo dialect is said to be as strong as it tho organ fund of St. Stephen tho prlvllogo of voting tho wbhion Is in ChoapBido. Church. must toko oath to bolng ovor 25,