OCT 17 1910
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VOL. II. NO. 46. KELOWNA. BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER ! 3, $1.50 Per Annum. Hon. Price Ellison's Presbyterian Church A Mountain of Change of Portfolio Kelowna Fruit Heads the List Dedication s —— Kelowna Apples Will Be Minister of Finance Date of Opening Services Fixed and Agriculture at New Westminster for October 23rd Ten Thousand Boxes Piled in Farmers' Exchange The Hon. Price Ellison, who has Sunday, October 23rd, has now been for the past year head of the Makes Brilliant .Showing at the Provincial Exhibition Against Keen Competition - been definitely fixed as the date department of lands, is, according Adds One More to Remarkable List of Successes for the dedicatory services in con THIRTY CARLOADS A WEEK to an announcement made by the nection with the opening of then Premier last week, to be minister new Presbyterian church. The Is Kelowna's Present Output of finance and agriculture, a port interior arrangements are now all folio held by the attorney-general, WINS GOLD MEDAL IN DISTRICT FRUIT EXHIBIT completed, with the exception of of Orchard Produce Hon. W. J. Bowser, since the death some articles of furniture donated of CaDt. Tatlow. This arrangement by friends, and which are expected Ten thousand boxes of apples— will allow Mr. Bowser to devote The Highest Fruit Award in the Fair $700 in Cash Prizes to arrive in the course of a few a mountain of choicest fruit—is at the whole of his attention to the days. • the present moment to be seen attorney-generalship. The Rev. Dr. McKay, principal stacked ready for shipment in the Once again Kelowna has demon SSfSince his appointment to the of the Westminster Hall, Van big building of the Farmers' strated the justice of her claim to department of lands the Hon. Price couver is to be the officiating Exchange. Ten thousand bbxes be regarded as the-premier fruit KELOWNA'S WINNINGS Ellison had some very important clergyman, assisted by the resident means over sixteen carloads—and city of the province by carrying off questions to handle,'and it is gener- pastor, the Rev. A. W. K. Herdman, faster than the packers can handle the highest award at the Provincial FIVE BOX APPLE EXHIBITS ' ally admitted. that, aided by his First Second Third and others. them or the C. P.. R. haul away the ' wide experience in such matters, Fair held Jast week at New West loaded cars, the farmers in'the dis minster. Belle de Boslcop... : .....J Conlin .... In preparation for the musical he has fulfilled the duties of the Grimes Golden ..T Bulman. part of the services a choir of 25 trict are hauling in their load after The show was opened last Tues office with credit to himself and King R Binger O A Pease" .R E Harriss.. voices has been training during the load of apples — red cheeked "benefit to the province. As minister day week by" Lieutenant-Governor past month under the efficient beauties with scarcely a blemish to v Jonathan ^ R Mansfield... W Geen of agriculture, no doubt he will be Patterson in the presence of a large leadership of Mr. J. N. Thompson. a boxful. Even the most sanguine and distinguished gathering. Al Northern Spy..! E B Glass... O A Pease T W Stirling.. equally at home. He is one of the On the Monday following the of enthusiastic admirers of Kel though the heavy rain which the Ontario G Thompson A E Boyer most successful farmers and ranch ladies of the congregation .have owna's wonderful orchard country coast cities have-been experiencing Spitzenberg D McLean ers in the west, and knows the provided a supper, which will be never dreamed of the mighty during the past week or so inter Wealthy R Mansfield W Geen needs of the farmers and agricul served at 6 o'clock in the old avalanche of fruit which 13 descend fered somewhat with the comfort Wegener F Mawhinney tural interests as few other men church. This will be followed by ing upon the packing houses to of those attending the show, yet it Yellow Newtown W Geen A E Boyer...... 'fr.-TT. know them. a sacred concert in the new edifice, day. is generally admitted that in the Gravenstein , T G Speer at which congratulatory addresses If you would appreciate Kel His successor in the department number of entries and in the of lands will be Wm. R. Ross, KG, TWO BOX PEAR EXHIBITS will be deliver owna's claim to the .title of general interest taken in the Fair, Bosc T W Stirling gMifc.appropnate M.L. A., of Fernie. music rendered. " Orchard City," then climb to the this year has been a record one. Howell T W Stirling J L Pridham „ top of that huge accumulation of An4 this was especially true of the Doyenne J L Pridham A E Boyer the orchard's ripe product, six boxes fruit section. The competition in Louise Bonne T W Stirling Kelowna Will Make Strong high, and look down on the sea of box exhibits for instance was much Boussock :....'..."...J L Pridham f. : fruit, stretching from one end of Kettle Valley Line larger than last year, and in other Bid For Honors at Coming i ______—_-•. PLATE EXHIBITS OF APPLES AND PEARS the building to the other. Then classes the same increase was Apple Show descend to the basement and see noticeable. It was undoubtedly Apples—Gravenstein H Hill R E Harriss... Construction Starts at Midway Maiden's Blush..... TW Stirling R E Harriss the same long vistas of boxes there. by a long way the finest collection' When the Farmers' Exchange of fruit ever placed on the tables, 'Alexander. „ Mr. J. Gibb is at present engaged - Construction work on the Kettle Jeffries „ 7 ...;.R E Harriss J L Pridham.. on the packing of a straight car put up their big cement building or for the matter of that ever before just over a year^ago, there were ^ Valley Railway west from Midway seen in the province. Wolf River ...J L Pridham load of Jonathans which will form started last week. The big outHt of Ribston Pippin'..... ;....A E Boyer part of the Board of Trade's exhibit those who said it was too big for Kelowna's exhibit, prepared J. G. McLean & Co., railroad con Canada Red R E Harriss."..'. „ t at Vancouver's National Apple its purpose, and that it would be under the auspices of the Agricul tractors, with a large number of Ontario ...H Hill...... A..W C Blackwood.....! ShftW^iitJife end of this month. Mr. years before it, would, be all in use. tural and Trades Association, by stock has arrived, and it is the in Pewaukee.. J L Pridham...... SC Cosens B. McDonald, of the Fairmers' To look^t the Ulterior of it how Mr. A. E. Boyer and his associates ( tention of the contractors to hurry s Sutton's Beauty.... .- 'A. W C Cameron... Exchange, is taking charge of this one wonders how it is possible to as usual scored heavily,,: adding the work as much as possible be Wealthy.. ..AH Hill R Mansfield part of the exhibit, and to Mr. do any Work at all, so crowded is still another triumph to the re - fore the snow flies. * A. Schulli left Yellow Newtown P J L Pridham... Gibb has been entrusted the it with boxes. markable run of brilliant successes Phoenix with a crew of , 100 men Belle dcBoskop J Conlin... monumental task of selecting and A staff of ten or twelve packers which our exhibits have met with for Midway, having the contract ' Collection Apples, fall RE Harriss: packing the 600 boxes which are working almost day and night on previous occasions. ' for laying ten mile's of steel on the „ ., winter -. ...R Mansfield constitutes a carload. ' to keep pace with-the work, and at The blue ribbon of the fair so old grade of the Midway and Ver Pears—Beurre de Anjou...T W Stirling E B Glass Each box is to contain precisely the present time an average of far as the fruit 'section was con non, which has been taken over by Winter Nellis '. .. J L Pridham E B Glass.... the same number of apples—120— about three cars a day, including cerned, was the first prize gold the Kettle Valley line. Bosc '..., E B Glass T W Stirling j: packed in exactly the same way, apple and vegetable shipments, are medal in the District Fruit Exhibit, The headquarters of the contra Idaho ; J L Pridham thus securing absolute uniformity. being dispatched from the Farmers' and it.' is no small feather in ctors will be at Midway for the pr , Vicar of Wakefield T W Stirling „...'. The extra labor involved in such a Exchange alone. Up to the present Kelowna's cap, that this coveted esent and the laying of the steel on Any other variety T W Stirling E B Glass task can only be appreciated by date, from 105 to 110 car loads of prize has been carried off. The the- grade to Rock Creek will be Collection Fall Pears T W Stirling those engaged in fruit packing. fruit and vegetables have been trophy, which is of solid Fraser proceeded with, This should take Collection Winter Pears... „ J L Pridham shipped, in addition to unusually River gold, is presented by the The prize at stake-is $500 for the a comparatively short time, ... as Hyslop Crab Apple R E/Harriss -.-.-. heavy express shipments, which Royal Agricultural and Industrial : best car of Jonathans, and entry is with the exception of a few wash V also made for the sweepstakes would, at a rough estimate, have outs the old grade is now ready for Society of B. C. It has engraved PLUMS filled some ten or twelve ' more around the edge: " Won by Kel Sugar Prune....! TW Stirling J L Pridham prize of $1000 for the best carload the track. When this section is laid in the show. cars. ^ the camps will be moved to Rock owna, B. G, 1st Prize District Fruit Grand Duke A E Boyer f.'. : And this is only one packing Exhibit, Provincial Exhibition, New Bradshaw T W Stirling ^ To Mr. F. E. DeHart is entrusted 'Creelc'and 4>rt will then fly on the the preparation of the district house. Messrs. Stirling & Pitcairn new work further west. A number Westminster, B. G, 1910—World Black Diamond „ AE Boyer are confining their attention this Trophy." Eng Damson J L Pridham T W Stirling... exhibit, and the smaller box and of subcontracts have already been plate exhibits. -. seasonsentirely to fruit shipments, let and construction will .proceed In the five box exhibits of apples Pond's Seedling r A E Boyer and from eight to ten cars are leav all winter. Thirty miles of the road there were twelve classes in all, and Coe's Gojden Drop .; J L Pridham EB Glass ing their sheds every week. , are under contract at 'this end the result shows shows that in the Lombard Mrs. E Bull i- ._*..'. Oxley - Roberts Including the shipments of the Any other variety A E Boyer wnirn will in _K_h _»__il_a_b _\r n /• nnnl« face of the keenest competition Vernon Fruit Company and Messrs. prizes have been won in eleven of Collection, 5 varieties...... EB Glass „7..". . .? Rowcliffe Bros., the orchard pro of years link up with the thirty On Wednesday of last week, them, in the case of Jonathans and duce at present leaving Kelowna mile section now under construc District Fruit Exhibit—GOLD MEDAL October 5th, the wedding, took Kings the first, second and third reaches the grand total of over tion out of Merritt. The route is' place at the home of the bride's prizes for each variety. thirty car loads weekly. by way of Penticton, at which parents at Vancouver, of Kenneth point the Kettle Valley company is In the two box pear classes the the fruit was frozen and utterly A special train of fifteen passen The C. P. R. barge which carries result is scarcely less remarkable. T. Oxley, Kelowna, to Miss May making arrangements for a divisi ruined. A large number of prizes, ger coaches and four baggage cars E. Roberts, daughter of Capt. and the cars to and from Okanagan onal point. "• Seven classes were entered and Mr. Boyer estimates, were missed were required last week to accom Landing is being taxed to its utter prizes were scored in five of them. Mrs. F. W. Roberts, formerly of owing to this unfortunate loss. modate a party of 900 Doukhobor Parrboro, Nova Scotia. The brides most, and the greatest difficulty is On his return last Monday from Mr. Boyer wishes to thank the colonists bound for Waterloo, East experienced in getting cars enough New Westminster, Mr. Boyer was maid was Miss Elsie Roberts, sister - A competive examination will be farmers and all who helped in the Kootenay. for the heavy traffic. accorded an enthusiastic welcome. of the bride, with Mr. R. T. Buxton held at Victoria and other centres work. Much difficulty has been Packers are at a premium and The greatest credit is due for the The Financial Times states that as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Oxley on Wednesday, November 9»h, for encountered this year through far boxes cannot be produced fast energetic way in which he and his Messrs. Holt and Renfew have ac returned to Kelowna Tuesday last. twenty executive cadets and ten mers selling the whole of their enough to supply the demand. assistants have engineered the col ted promptly in view of the Hud They will take up their residence engineer cadets for the Canadian crop in advance. It would be ad This week the Farmers' Exchange lection and arrangement of the son's Bay Company's movements on Beach avenue. Since coming navy. Applications from intending visable another year for the credit has been obliged to call a halt, and fruit, and it is only fitting that their toward the reorganization of its from Nova Scotia about a year ago candidates must be filed with the of the district for farmers to reserve for three days its doors have been efforts should be crowned with so stores. The fact that they have ac to commence business in Kelowna civil service commission/ at Ottawa sufficient for exhibition purposes closed to the farmers, the manager, much success. quired the buisness of the Dunlop Mr. Oxley has made a host of on or before Oct. 15 th without when disposing of their crop. Mr. B. McDpnald, absolutely re Cook Co., Montreal, Boston, Winn fyends, and the Record joins in fail. Only those who have ever taken Most of the fruit was disposed extending heartiest congratulations fusing to. receive any more fruit" part in the getting up of an exhibit of after the show at good prices, ipeg, and the W. I. Hammond busi until some of the accumulation has ness, Winnipeg, shows they are un and best wishes to the young The grand jury sitting in Victoria of this kind know the vast amount over 50 boxes being purchased by couple. been cleared off. in its report, recommended that a of work involved in gathering and W. A. Scott, deputy minister of likely to be passive spectators in Wh^n it is remembered that only permit be required to be taken out selecting the choicest specimens to agriculture, for shipment to the the titantic struggle between the a fraction of the orchard area ia meet the keen competition. Mr. Hudson's Bay Co., and the Eaton by all persons wishing to cany fire Old Country to form part of the A meeting of the Women's Aux the Kelowna district is as yet actu Boyer, with Mr. A. R. Muirhead interests. arms, the age limit to be fixed at government's exhibit there this iliary of the English church will ally in bearing, it is difficult'to and Mr. Dixon, who were assisting 16 years and the applicant tQ. pass winter.. As these boxes will each will be held tomorrow (Friday) at realize the vast dimensions which him.have been busy many weeks an examination to prove his ability bear the Kelowna label, a good the home of Mrs. Binger. this fruit traffic will assume in - the to handle firearms judiciously, and past visiting the orchards and get advertisement for the district is thus J. P.' McConnell editor of the next few years. that loaded firearms shall not be ting the fruit together. Much de secured. Saturday Sunset, was in town last Born, on Sunday, October 9th, to carried in public conveyences or pends on the packing of the fruit The A. & T. Association have Tuesday and paid us a visit. In tne wife of A. Gagnon,,a son. in places much frequented by the for exhibition, and Mr. Jack Sewell every reason to congratulate them company with his wife Mr. McCon- The moving picture show at the Fire broke out in the small hours public, . certainly had-a heavy task. selves on this latest success. nel is,making an extensive tour of Arcade (Hall is continuing to draw A great disappointment 'was in the southern interior of B.C. o£ Tuesday morning in Mr, Flem good houses. The excellence of the s ing's honse in Rowcliffe avenue, . The provincial government has store for Mr. Boyer on reaching the. films being shown, changed every* A game of football Saturday near the new English church. The contributed $2,500 to the Cambell- coast. A large portion of the ex Mr. and Mrs. F. Budden and son other night, is evidently being app ton relief fund. returned Monday from Nanaimo. afternoon last ended disastrously trouble started near the cook-stove, reciated. , hibit had been sent on some time for Clarence Jones who is laid up and considerable damage was done The first shipment of freight dVer ahead and placed in cold storage £For the Canadian National Apple with a broken leg. He and another to the wopdwork and plaster of Mr. and Mrs. Berry, who have the National Transcontinental was in Vancouver. Owing to some Show at Vancouver the G P. R. boy were kicking at the ball at the the kitchen and dining room before stayed for some time past with shipped to Fort William last Thurs bungling on the part of the storage have granted special excursion same time, and their legs got cross the blaze was put out. The brigade Mrs. (W. G Blackwood, left Tues day. There were four train loads in company the temperature had rates of a one way first-class fare ed with the result that the former's were summoned, but the fire was day morning for their home m nil. been allowed to fall too low, and for the round trip. leg was snapped in two places. extinguished before their arrival. Toronto. . . . .
\ ^-•4,, The Orchard Gity Record Thursday, Oct. 13
TXcW 3 etcalfe's Fruit Report, Town and Country Regina, Sept. 26. I saw a car of apples from Grand Forks, B. C. at i ..-..- the Vernon Fruit Company's ware-.' Mr Hoy returned Friday from house here, contained Alexander,' Vancouver where he has been ; house here, visiting for the past week. ^ ..--ViiKitfi.;. i^fisra'.^ ! Weahhies and Jeffries, arrived in I excellent condition;' were up to Percy Burrows left Monday, grade in every respect, pack, color. morning for the coast. r~\ r " The Mighty Reo." i> ',\,-Washington fall apples at Stockton Dr. Martin returned Saturday w Cll ^ I and McMillan's warehouse here. from his visit to Vancouver. , ; The car with the get-there-and-back ^i.\U^^i'ES!SffiraB_^__)_i__2_____a_fi_WaB!H8« Were all about No. 2, and cost 85c. Hall's Landing no longer exists, per box f. o. b. point of shipment. ! the C. P. R. having given notice quality. LIMHLD, Stated they had another car rolling that in future the name of that call j at the same price. Manager of this ing place will be "West Bank" the Wait until you have seen, a Reo : house showed me quotation just the same as the townsite which it i received that day, Sept. 26, from serves. The change will prevent before buying your automobile. Spokane quoting winter apples, many curious anomalies and much assorted varieties, all red stock, inconvenience to which the dwell 1^^H-.T1ALL0TS ; four tier, wrapped, fine fruit, $1.00 er on the other side were subject. ! per box f. o. b. point of shipment. Freight for instance, addressed to Mr. Anderson, manager Vernon the West Banker had to be shipp ROBIN HOOD FLOUR Fruit Co. here reports car of plums ed to Hall's Landing, while the let IN THE CITY and prunes from Hatzic and Mis ter advising delivery of same had IS DIFFERENT. sion, B, C, arrived in poor con to be addressed West Bank, the Impress upon your minds these two special facts: dition. Did not hold up and will name of the Post Office, giving rise Robin Hood Flour must satisfy you in two Cadder Avenue Abbott Street show considerable shrinkage from to much confusion, especially with brown rot. those at a distance not familiar with fair trials, or you can have your money back. Willow Avenue Saskatoon, Sept. 27. At Curry these local peculiarities. It is the guaranteed flour. Bros., retailers here, 1 saw a car of Robin Hood Flour absorbs more moisture fruits from Vernon, B. C, which The gravelling of.the main street than other flours, therefore add more water arrived in good condition. Plums 'will greatly improve the business j and peaches a little over-ripe, but part of the town, and once th'e when you use it, and get a larger whiter loaf. . would suffer no loss from shrinkage sharp chunks of rock, unsympath FIVE ACRE LOTS i and was pleased very much with etic with corns and tender feet, | fruit as a whole. Marly oc Co., get well rolled in, a fine street will ! jobbers here, report having had be the result. But till it does there Oats, Bran, Wheat, live car loads of B. C. fruit this is nothing for it but to suffer in sil WITHIN ONE MILE'OF CITY season to date; all arrived in good ence. LIMITS 1 condition. Fruit was well packed and up to grade in every respect. The Ladies Aid of the Benvou Barley and Oat Chop He stated it was the finest fruit they lin Presbyterian church held a very On Easy Terms had handled this season. He successful "Thimble Tea" last Tues further stated that they had found day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fresh Glean Stock, Just In. i it difficult to obtain enough and T. Renwick. | had not been able to supply the y demand for B. C. fruits. Had one We are glad to see that Mr. Chas. TEN ACRE LOTS car rolling in from B. C. now, and Stswaat, who some time ago had thought this was our opportunity to the misfortune to injure his foot CAR OF FINE BUGGIES j push B. C. fruit from the shortage with an axe is around again. at other points, and further wher- We reget to announce the death Just placed in stock. ON THE BENCH ; ever boxes were intruded,- dealers Ernest Paul Fred, the infant son of j and consumers much preferred to E. P. Knippel, gardener for T. W. • —— • I- I I ' • —•!•—•! • II • I . " II _ •••••• . • ——•—^^_W^^— , buy barrels. He showed me an Stirling. The child was taken ser Under Irrigation and Domestic Systems- .' American quotation for fall apples iously ill last week, and on Friday at 75c. and 90c. for assorted var Mr. and Mrs. Knipple, who were ieties and qualities. The Northern away at the coast were telegraphed DALGLEISH & GLENN, j Fruit Co., jobbers here, report our for. They arrived Saturday, but '• fruit the best they have had this the baby died next morning. The \ Dealers in Farm and i season to date. Have had a num- funeral took place Tuesday at the CALL OR WRITE - : ber of car loads of B. C. fruit, all Protistant cemetary. the Rev. A. Orchard Implements. i being very satisfactory, and at the W. rC Herdman officiating. | present time are wanting to buy J apples and pears, and are prepared An intresting paper was read last Pendozi St. and Lawrence Avenue. K. L. 0. Co.'s Office, Leon St. | to paymore for B. C. fruit than for Monday evening at the meeting 'PHONE 150 j American, as it has proved more of the Young Peoples Society of satisfactory.. Stated he could buy the Knox church, by Mr. A. R. faKIMatEWBBanMmnpi. • American fall apples, assorted Lord on the "Canadian System of varieties at 75c. to 85c. per box Banking, next Monday's subject _ j f. o. b. point of shipment. will be "Bible Characters" by Mr. • Biggar, Sept. 28. Agent here re- Geo.. McKenzie. : ports considerable quantities of The Presbytery of Kamloops is Your Photograph -'__?__ tn_5E5*JEBS sr qricarssEEjrs'u: iruit coming in by local freight and express from Saskatoon and Ed at present engaged upon a visita monton to this point. I saw B. C. tion of all the congregations within 7TA; f\ lruit in all the retail shops here, its bounds. The delegates appoint made at if RCADE HALL . and they reported it as arriving in ed to visit the Kelowna district will good condition, and the pack and hold a conference with the congre quality excellent. The following gation of Knox church on the WATER STREET. evening of Wednesday, Oct. 19 Graq's, Photo Studio are the freight and express rates : along the lines oi the Layman's H<«MDB1MM Freight Missionary movement, for the en Saskatoon to Biggar $ .38 per cwt. listing of~young men for the min- CO POPULARIZE OUR Edmonton to Biggar... 89 " " stry- and other business, can b_e mounted in the very latest ' Express There will be an exchange of styles. Saskatoon to Biggar $ .75 per cwt. pulpits next Sunday evening be oving Picture Show | Edmonton to Biggar 2.50 " ." tween the Rev. Mr. Vance of Rut Edmonton, Sept. 29. A car land and the Rev. Mr. Herdman of NOVEL FOLDERS shipped from Haney, B. G, to Kelowna. : Oscar Brown & Co., jobbers here, ARTISTIC DECKLE EFFECTS containing Italian prunes, arrived in poor condition. Was shipped " falsely marked," as they were not BEST STANDARD MOUNTS' eautif ul Solitaire up to giade marked on box. I on the 9th^ arrived on the 15th, 6 days in transit, iced. They report could not see the inspector, as he Call and se&4amples and arrange for a sitting. was out of town. He further re it SnOWcu COnSiuciSulc ahfifiiCagc ported they were not offering these from plum rot. They stated car unamend Ring for sale' until he returned and | was securely loaded, fruit well inspected again. The same firm ! packed, and full weight to basket, VALUE $60.00 stated to me they had bought Rowcliffe Block. j but fruit did not hold up. I regret heavily of B. C. winter apples, and Will be given to the person securing the largest ! to state some of my own prunes were offering the same to the trade number of votes before the 4th of November, 1910 j were in this car; Manager of the and quoting at $ 1.80 per box in Any person may enter the contest by procuring ] Vernon Fruit Co. here reports a car lots f. o. b. yoint of purchaser coupons nt any of "the undermentioned stores, I car from the Hammond Fruit anywhere here in all provinces. writing tho name of the person for whom they j Growers' Union, Hammond, B. G, The McPherson Fruit Co. here wish to vole on tlie back, and dropping it into l as arriving poor condition, shipped stated they had bought 75 car lots any ul llu: ballot Luxes. Each dollar purchase I on the 8th, arrived on the 15th, of winter applee at different LADIES, ATTENTION I. counts ten votes. A coupon, value 5 voteB will j iced, containing prunes mainly, American points paying 75 c. to "N also be given to each visitor to the show during > I and a few crabs and pears. He 90c. per box f. o. b. point of ship the month. reports prunes did not hold up. We have what you want^ ment for assorted varieties, all to Showed considerable shrinkage be No. I, with the exception of the from plum rot. Manager of Oscar It is called PEROLIN, Don't Forget the Name. The number of votes secured by each Jonathan apple for which they Brown & Co., jobbers here, showed are paying $1.10 per box. candidate will be shown on the screen me a circular letter issued to their jobbing houses by Nash Bros., of To summarize, plums, prunes PEROLIN every evening during the contest. Grand Forks, Dakota, controllers, and peaches are over.. Jobbers or rather holders of the greater per and retailers are now looking for What Perolill k: It »> wonderful new dustless centage of stock in these American quotations on winter apples" and as Sweeping Compound. Get your name on the list of candidates jobbing houses, in which it stated our shippers should get in touch they thought they would be able to by quoting prices as soon as pos It absorbs or eats up the dust. > buy,, on American side at Wen sible, or having their travellers call and let your friends vote for you. atchie and other points winter upon them personally. Apple It keeps out moths and disease germs. apples, best quality, at 85 c. to 90c. prices are firm and demand good, It gives a beautiful durable fmisht to your carpets, _; per box f. o. b. point of shipment. so there is no necessity for sacrific linoleums', floors, etc. Nevertheless at the present time ing or ^putting of prices. 'At the It does the work of a Vacuum Cleaner. The Ring, which in on exhibition in Mr. Isame time it will be •necessary to every one of these jobbing houses It is a life, time, and money saver. Knowles' window, will be presented are open and wanting to buy B. G watch American shipments and apples at much higher prices than quotations from the American It is cheap—45c. will Buy enough Perplin to last .:•**• , to ihe Winner they can buy American. So much I and coast states,' as they are our from two to three months. are they in favor of B. C. fruit that I competitors, and not Ontario, with Full directions with each package, y * the managers of two of these job- jthe exception of the Winnipeg contemplate market in which they figure largely On Friday Evening, Nov. 4bine houses contemplate going' _ , • •• .« ~ J WJ'.O l«> ' '1 'i " in" ' **"-.*?'""•-_•*••****'•'*• umg wu«™ r **, *J At the same time our growers and a SUPply f y>y. may be obtained at the following Stores: ffc les ^ ° sh'ppcr^ should remember to keep THE MORRISON-THOMPSON Oak oAmg Co., Knowles, die Jeweller, Biggin & Calgarv, Oct. 1. I saw a car *f up the present high standard and , 6 'J •__••.• ri rm imrcAo nt rvlllf r>af.l_ ltl _U(>tV rftdOef.t. Poole, Crowley & Co., Lequime Bros., Crawford & Co., arid compel them to buy, as it were, or the Pool Room. hereapple. s Mrfrom. Savag. Victoriae stated, DominioB. C. ant HARDWARE Co., Ltd. Plunkett & Savages .warehouse excellence i^ e f _a__ri an rv _nrr—i_m,. —« IM r fruiy t inspector proposed branding al^( her price8f our lruit or it3 ..sfaCT .a'wtTimirMWMWiMWi iers. in comparison- with ^vvvvvvvvvvVwvvvvvvyVii^vv^**
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thUBsda^ Oct. 13 The Orckard Citq Record 8 IHC 1; PROFESSIONAL AND Here is what PIPE mo i.L HOUSE I BUSINESS CARDS MEETS, When a Weak Flay Appears' In J. P. BURNE AT THE OLD STAND. makes a salad a New York Thsater. Solicitor, Notary Public, A. WILSON good: PROPPED BY FREE TICKETS. Conveyancer, etc. SUCCESSOR TO A. R. DAVY KELOWNA, :: EC. Even if you have the best When you toant a choice The Judicious Distribution of "Com- cut, gioe us a call, receipt in the world? and plimentaries." by the Manager Ss- R. B. KERR euros Well Dressed Audiences and or ring up 24. know how to combine Saves the Appearance of a "Frost." Barrister Prank Baictinhimer, Manager. and Solicitor, the ingredients just right Long before ihe <-uiii!iu JJ
imicipai Voters' Hukl Rutland News. We are open to ™°Asaya-Neura!l Communications take contiacts for ( From our own correspondent.) Under this heading communications icill THE NEW REMEDY FOR bo receioed upon anij subject ofi interest. List. Letters must be signed, be brief, aooid Nervous Exhaustion A substantial sum has already personalities. The Editor docs not nee Moving Buildings If you want to vote at the next munic been promised for the building o cSBtirlhj endorse opinions giccn bcloic. ANGLICAN ipal election in January, sec that your When convalescing from LaGrip- f AND name is on the list of voters. The names pe, Pneumonia or Wasting Dis a parsonage for the Mount View St. Michael and All Angels' Church. of the assessed property owners are placed church, and work is being com eases, nothing hastens the return The Cost of Rural Telephones Pile Driving Holy Communion, first and third Sundaydws in th..._i upon, the voters' list by the City Clerk, menced at once in order to get it month nt 6 a.m.; second and fourtfourth Sundays, after all others who pay a road tax or a to health like a short period of ESTIMATES GIVEN Morning Prayer. license, other than a dog license, are en- finished before the cold weather Litany on the first and third Sundays. titled to vote, but they must make a stat treatment with "ASAYA-NRU- sets in. i Editor Orchard City Record, Morning Prayer at 11 o'clock; Evening Prayer at 7:30. utory declaration before the Police Magis RAIA." It feeds the nerves, in Dear Sir: Clarke & Byrns trate, a Justice of the Peace, or Notary j The Rutland Literary Society REV. THOS. GREENE. B. A., Rector. Public, and file same with the cily clerk duces restful sleep, quickens the seems to be hanging fire this year. In Manitoba the fanner on a CONTRACTORS Box 131 Kelowna within 48 hours after same has been made appetite, aids digestion, and soon A meeting was called some time party telephone line pays $20 per PRESBYTERIAN All declarations must be filed before 5 annum. In Saskatchewan the p.m. on November 1st. buoyancy of spirits and the sense ago, but not sufficient attended to _e___ettMsn»asa<-^acvwa«uancncKi Knox Presbyterian Church, Kelowna. do any organizing. farmers build their own lines, the Morning Services at 11 a.m.; evening services at 7:30 I he necessary forms of declaration, nnd of restored vitality are attained. p.m. Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. any further particulars may be obtained government supplying the poles Weekly Praysr Meeting on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. from the City Clerk. Afewdosesconvince. $i.5oabot- The syphon gang of the Rutland free. The farmers buy their own Bouvette's Express Benroulin Presbyterian Church. G, H. Dunn, City Cleik. tle. Obtain from the local agent. Dilch company has been laid off instruments, and the government Kelowna, October 1st, 1910 again owing to the creek being too makes a small charge for connection And General Delivery. Aitemosa service at 3 p.m. Sunday School at 2 p.m. P. B. WILLITS. REV. A. W. K. HERDMAN, Pastor. wet. with the central offices. Meets all Boats. In Alberta the charge is stated to A GOOD POSITION Mr. T. and R. W. Bird and the METHODIST small boy have just dug with forks, be $15 per annum to farmers on a Prompt attention to orders. Can be had by ambitious young men party line. No charge is made in Kelowna Methodist Church. and ladies in the field of v/ireless or rail It is in time of sudden mishap or acci picked up, and pitted 120' bushels Sabbath Service at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. way telegraphy. Since the 8-hour law dent that Chamberlain's Liniment can be of potatoes in one day of eight Manitoba or Alberta for the instal Phone 158. Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. became effective, and since the wireless relied upon to take the place of the family lation of telephones. Midweek service Wednesday at 8 p.m. companies are establishing stations through doctor, who cannot always be found at the hours. Think this will hold 'em A farmer in the Kelowna district REV. J. W. DAVIDSON Pastor. out the country, there is a great shortage moment. Then it is that Chamberlain's for a while all right! W. F. BOUVETTE & SON, of telegraphers. Positions pay beginners on a party line pays $36 per year Liniment is never found wanting. In cases n from . $70 to $90 per month, with good of sprains, cuts, wounds und bruises Cham Billy Huckle happened a nasty for the use of a 'ph° e, and for the BAPTIST chance of advancement. The National berlain's Liniment takes out the soreness privilege of getting one at that Office, Wilkes old store. Kelowna Baptist Church, Ellice St. accident last week whilst watering Sabbath Servicesat I.I a.m. end 7:30 p.m. Telegraph Institute operates six official and drives away the pain. Sold by all figure he is obliged to pay an ad institutes in America, under supervision of druggists. one of his colts down at the creek Sabbath School at 10 a.m. All welcome. R.R. and Wireless Officials and places ail near his homestead. It is an awk ditional sum of $10 at the date of Wed . 7.30. Rev. D. J. Welsh, Pastor. graduates into positions. It will pay you ward place, and the colt getting instalment. write them for full details at Davenport, A WANT AD. in the Record out to the length of the halter It is to be hoped that visitors to la., Cincinatti, O., Portland, Ore., or Mem this district who come with the inA Snap in phis, Tenn. shank, reached around and struck CP.R. TIME TABLE. will bring speedy results. tention of buying a piece of land him on the head, cutting it very The sailing schedule of the S. S. Okana deep and dangerously. He waswil l not be under the impression gan during the summer months is as fol >_flien you're off color—a little bit sick yet not sick enougii cared for by Mr. Stoess and others that the above rate is a fair criterion Residential lows. of the camp, and came down to of the cost here of every other Read up Daily Except Sundays Read down to call the doctor—you want a SURE and SAFE family the doctor as soon as he was able. utility and commodity, if so, they 10:45 Okanagan Landing 12:45 medicine—A MEDICINE THAT YOU CAW ABSOLUTELY We are glad to learn he will soon will be very apt to leave without Property8:0 5 . Okanagan Centre 2:25 putting the real estate dealer to Short's Point RELY ON. That's why we are advertising this trademark. be all right again. Fine modern house for Nahun much trouble. 7:15 Kelowna 3:05 Dr. Baker is having a. large add Can vou, Mr. Editor, or can any sale in the highest and 6:45 Gellatly 3:40 ition built to his house at Rutland. one else explain to us why the healthiest part of Kelowna 6:15 Peachland 4:15 » m Naramata A cement foundation has been"put farmer here has,to pay such a high ten minutes walk from the 5:25 Summerland 4:52 in and the framework is already rate ? Is it because he is so much .. wharf. Large lot with 5:00 Penticton 6:30 well advanced. more prosperous than are the 110ft. frontage on the main wheat growers of the three prairie -The Rev. A. W. K. Herdman street. . House has four provinces that he can afford to pay KELOWNA HOSPITAL. will occupy the pulpit at the Mount nearly double what they do ? 1 large rooms on the first Donations of vegetables, fruit, dairy pro View church next Sunday. doubt it very much. flour; four bedrooms, bath duce, eggs etc. will be gratefully received at the Kelowna Hospital. If more conren. Yours truly, room, and linen closet, and ient same may be left at the shop of Messrs. " RUS." Look for the dandelion-colored wrappers and the name Nyal's. The formula: of large concrete cellar. Com Crowley Co ; Ltd. Nyal's Family Remedies are all exceptionally good—very similar, to v/h..t your own plete plumbing, with taps "HOSPITAL INSURANCE." doctor would prescribe. There's a special Nyal Remedy for most ordinary, every Ellison News day ailments which we know to be effective. for hot and cold water, hot The Kelowna Hospital Society have an We strongly recommend Nyal's Family Remedies because we know what's in them A serious accident occured Satur water cistern and large Insurance in' force which they wish to —your doctor can know and you may know too. On Tuesday next, the 18th inst., day last at West Bank to Albert tank inside. Papered bring before the notice of the public. the mew.bers of the Ellison Literary McDougall, who has been hauling For the sum of $10 bachelors or married Society will open their winter logs for Mr. D'Aeth. A heavy load throughout. Garden plant men may obtain a Hospital Insurance Anything you will give you Ticket which entitles the holder to Free session with a concert given by of logs through some mishap pass ed with fruit trees. Con Hospilal Attendance for one year from buy entire some of the pupils of Mr. G. ed over his feet, breaking the bones crete path. Will be sold date of issue for any sickness or accidents with the name satisfaction. Whitaker, assisted by Mr. C. Grove, in the arch of the foot in each case. cheap. except contageous or infectious diseases,, Mr. T. Smith, of London, Eng., Mrs. The unfortunate man who was al which ar; not be admitted to the hospital! For further particulars apply Applications for tickets or for further in Sold and guaranteed by 2418 M. Hereron, Mr. J. Hall and Mr. H. so badly cut in the leg, was remov formation should be made to the secre Schwab. ^Everybody welcome I ed to the hospital. I tary. P.O. Box 69, or Room 4, Keller Block, P. B. WILLITS & Co., Kelowna, B.C. Orchard City RecordKelowna , B.C.
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.tii.iiiii ./:_ Thursday, Oct. 13 Orchard Gity Record S3SS ill Exhibit B.C. Fruit Irrigation Will Open Up {WW^T'^J-m KELOWNA WEST BANK L. C. AVISS Brighten Up! in Old Country WBIilcIMB^^ s STEAM FERRY Boat Builder .', It's Wall Paper Time. Department of Agriculture Is In the United States, most of the Time to replace the dingy Sending Eight Hundred irrigation of arid lands'is by pri vate owners, but government aid Launches, Sail Boats 1 spotted paper -into a new Gases of irrigation in the Western Hem Prices Quoted to Any Point Skiffs, Canoes and Scotos fef and attractive room with one isphere began with the passage by on the Lake 1 the United States Congress of the Roto Boats and Canoes Ssra^S !&$__Canadian Pacific Railway with something warm and comforiable, but non- •Situated within one half mile of town, and being out charge. The consignments intoxicating. He noticed that "cabby" had All kinds of Electrical Supplies about 100 feet above the lake, it commands a beauti this year are of better quality than no overcoat, and inquired how it was that ful view of the town, lake and surrounding country. have ever before been sent tb he was so. insufficently clad. The man ex and Fixtures carried in stock. England. This is partly because plained his poverty, and Mr. Pearse said Ideal Fruit Soil. Abundance of Water. the season is more forward than "Well now, I've got a coat upstairs that Close to Town' and Market usual and partly because of the would suit you, but before I give it to yon increased acreage from which to I'm bound to tell you that there's something There is only one GLENMOKE. Don't miaa the op- Estimates given on any contract select..-: ''•• . ••; ._. peculiar about that coat, and ilia right that . . portuhity of selecting a few acres of thia desirable A number of'medals were, won I should explain it to you before you put. property. large or small. by the British Columbia fruit exhibit it pn."'.> -•> in Great Britain last year. These "What's that, sir?" said the man, consi comprise the gold medal, four silver derably linystjfiod, and not knowing whe If you wish a cheap building lot or an acre of Und call on us and BERNARD AVENUE, gilt medals and three silver jnedals ther he might find it wise to decline the .' — - show you our subdivision from the Royal Horticultural So DeHart & Harvey bid stand, next door Royal Bank. mysterious garment. ciety; silver-gilt medal from Crystal Said Mr." Pearse solemnly, "That coat WOODLAWN Palace; gold medal from South .•>! Phone, 159. never had a glass of beer or spirits inside .*!>-! ampton ; silver-gilt medal from of it from the day it was made until now. just four blocks from the centre of the town. Prices low. Tetna «_qr, monthly payments if so desired. Aberdeen, and gold medals from I want you to promise me that aa long as Bath, Harwick and Blackburn. The you wear that coat you will let. the drink gold medal of the Royal Horticul alone." . tural Society has been awarded to "All right air/' said the cabby, holding British Columbia for five years in out his hand. "All right sir; I won't upset Fire Insurance We represent only the beat board companies. 0VER66 VEARS' succession and Mr. Bullbck-Webs the coat by putting any-drink inside of it. ter expresses his condidence that Many months fatterMr . Pearse met the D; W.~ Crowley Co. this year will make the sixth. man again, and learned that he had; kept his promise.—C. E. World. 'mi Kelowna Ltd. The Central Okanagan Lands, Ltd. Newsofih&tyatley. A Temprance Tale. KELOWNA. B.C. RABC MARKS Wholesale & Retail Batchers A mouse fell into a beer vat.'and a cat _DE urateI s CopvmoxTsAc. Mayor Husband of Vernon is (Sassing by saw the struggling little creature Goods delivered to any part of The mouse said to the cat: nlt)l £nllir_c- a',niinlii.im«*hi__r.iii.ViirnAn 8mrS8o?TrwoBsSlr pstgtf_^Bi__Poni"'g - 7 '•' the^iry," ~ for the purpose of considering the "Help me out of my difficulty." ssntfrse. Oldest wme7j%MouIuaateDUu "If I do I shall eat you." said the cat. Patents tsim UiroMh MO^SOSIWHITS .." y .. advisability of establishing a branch We give our prompt attention of the Y. M. C. A. there. "Veiy well" replied the mouse, "I would Semifine lia mean. to mail orders rather be ea(en by a decent cat than drow t \ omsly nimttsfcrt The convention of B. C. Munici ned in such a horrible mesa of stuff aa -(.soy seUnttfle . ... *j£^:sw§s51§J_ffiin a.jssr, potiai* jcspald. f palities meets in Salmon Arm on this." Phone 12 Thursday, November 10. It waa a sensible cat, and _aaid: "I shall certainly eat you, and you must promise A' MgKft&£p,o»»w*Wf~'-~-i ^ It is reported that a new com pany has taken over the holdings me on your word, of honor that I may do of the Penticton Lumber Syndicate so. and will proceed to establish the "Very well, I give you the promise." first important industry in Pentic So the cat fished the mouse out, and ton. A large sawmill and also a trusting to the rromise she dropped it for factory will be built arid the manu an instant. The mouse darted away into 'a Send us your facturing pf piping for irrigation hole in the corner, where the cat could purposes and of fruit boxes will be n'ot get him. conducted on an extensive scale. "But didn't you promise me I might eat you?" said puss. "Yes, 1 did," replied the mouse, "but Printing Order didn't you know that when I made that pr Hon, Geo. Hedley Vicars Bulyea, omise I was in liquor)" mm Alberta's first lieutenant-governor, And hdw many promises made in liquor has been reappointed for another have been.kept? If you Want Your Jams to keep, they We can execute them neatly and five'year term. Mr. Geo. William Brown, a barrister of Regina, is Abraham Lincoln. should be put up with cheaply, andgive you satisfaction appointed lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan in succession to-lieu Abraham Lincoln once said: "The liquor every tinie. y tenant-governor Amedee Emman traffic ia a cancer in society, eating the vit uel Forget, who retired after a long als and threatens distruction, and all attem term of office,-first as lieutenant- pts to regulate it will not only prove abor Cane - Sugar ^Only governor of the Northwest Terri tive, will aggravate the evil. There must tory, and since 1908, as lieutenant- be no more attempts to regulate the can governor of Saskachewan. cer. It must be eradicated, not a root must All B. C. 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