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DEVOTED TQ THE INTERESTS OF SUMMEROLAND, PEACHLAND AND NARAMATA
Vol. 6, No. 18 SUMMERLAND, B.C., NOVEMBER 28, 1913; Whole No. 278 New Hydro-Aeroplane Ready For MiniiterW^penShow FARMERS DISCUSS LIVESTOCK. Valuable Prizes And Capi Will Real Test Be Awarded. CAUTION ADVISED. FIGURES GIVEN. Hon. Price Ellison will open the Southern Okanagan Poultry Asso• ciation's big show which is to.be held .here on December 30 and Jam Factory Manager Given Evening. 3,1st.: The Minister's acceptance of the invitation is now in the hands of the secretary of the association. J. R. Terry, well, and favorably Evaporating And Vinegar Making Also/ known as one of the leading poul-
trymen -in - the West, will alsor at• Brought Up. tend the show and will give illus• trated lectures,, dress poultry de• monstration, etc. A shower, with its attendant experience with live stock. 'Mr. ' The association has been most darkness, • which came up oh Tues• Mellor promptly responded in an ortunate \in securing the services day evening just about the time of -interesting report of his expert of; Wrn. Coates as judge. Mr the meeting of the Farmer's.Insti• ments with hogs and the keeping Coates has judged at the local show tute no doubt kept some who inten• of a.cow. He cautioned members o'n> two previous occasions. Last ded being present; from attending not to make stock a too important year, he was in the employ of the that .meeting. The forty members part of their work. Fruit will al• American Government, getting present were'much disappointed by ways be the big thing, and he be• $100'per;show, and, will be one of the absence of Dr. -Lipsett; who lieved that some' orchards in a few- the: judges at the Panama Exposi was to give the principal talk of years will not bother with stock' lion, San Francisco. ' the"' evening on the subject of at all, while others will continue
i; A large list:of cash prizes and a livestock.'' The evening, how• with' a few. If members don't number of cups and special prizes ever^ was fully occupied by a dis• know much about Btock (referring will be awarded. Provincial Cham cussion of business matters and in particularly to hogs), and do not pionship badges will also be awar• listening to . addresses of: several grow 'plenty of feed, the speaker
ded, in the; various classes. • The members on timely topics. purged that they go carefully. 7 His prize lists are now in the printer's The meeting decided to ask that experience in keeping a cow was hands, and will be issued soon. two packing, schools be held during that, it was a.very nice thing to There-will be ample accommoda the .winter, and that applications have, but he believed could not say- tion for the birds, and those com of intending pupils be in before that it was a great revenue pro• ihg from .outside points. will be January 15. ducer. He believed, however,. that given .the: best of care.: The show Secretary • Tait reminded the with a good cow a profit of $1.25 will be held in Empire block, which members of the prizes offered for per day nett could be had even at ™ The fiatson hydro-aeroplane, built are arranged about the upper work, with wireless telegraphy. The is;' considered particularly well field competitions; and urged that the present price of feed. Barn• tojcarrylboth passengers and freight four on each side, < while the other great,propellers are arranged in the adapted for the purpose. a competition be opened. He also yard ' manure was a very valuable which has been under construction four are immediately above the central part of the machine fore •Tbe show will be under excellent made mention of the coming poul thing in the orchard, and) should on Dutch Island, near Thunderbolt, decksjof the boat body. The craft, and aft. management; and the organization try show, and suggested that all be considered in the question of in the neighborhood of Savannah, the. inventor expects, will skim Captain Batson will give the has a fine system for handling en members having poultry select their keeping livestock. If one must buy Georgia, is now ready for a try- along the surface of the water at craft a thorough . tryout in loca tries and keeping records. .'The best bir^ds for exhibition. There all-- the feed, for hogs, the speaker out. sixty miles an hour, and in the waters beforie attempting any long exhibitors will greatly facilitate the are many fine birds now to be found advised keeping out of the business. ETo the layman the craft looks a air be able to maintain a hundred work by making their entries early in many orchards. If, however, fifty per cent, of the flights. Captain Matthew Arlington ; miles an hour. Three powerful feed can be. - grown, that' propor• little top heavy,, the flying part of Batson, U.S.N., retired, is the A LOCAL MARKET tbejstructure being the height of a engines have been installed. The tion of the price of the dressed hog man'8 head above the boat body. crew will consist of six men beside inventor of the machine. <, He or FOR SMALL FRUITS. would be had in . return. With There are twelve wings. Eight the pilot. The vessel is equipped ganized the first Philippine Scouts. President Hilborn,. who was in suitable soiL and plenty of alfalfa,. BIRTHS., th e chair; after expressing disap- the results would be even better^
GARTRELL-^At the Hospital, on pointment in the non-appearance of If it became the practice to keep a Wednesday evening, November 26, Llpsett'who had been called fewpigs in,each orchard, Mr. Mel- GIRLS' BASKETBALL .CLUB. EVANGELISTIC SERVICES. Dr St. Anerew't aad Caledo- taMr. and. Mrs;," George Gartrell* to NaramaSaduring-tfee afternoon, lor recommended thaX^sorne focal ; 1 organization dos/the.:('curing;' and Bion Society. On Thursday" next,•'. December a son. and had found it' impossible, to re Evangel i sti c ser v i ces wi 11 be hel d turn, till the following morning; thus save the heavy expenditure 4th, at eight o'clock, >: a meeting in St. Andrew's Church every night WEEKS—On Sunday evening Mr. said he had been called on person• Summerland now incurs for its h,as been called in the Ladies' Par• last; November 23, to v St. Andrew's Day Celebrations. except Saturd ay, begi nning - next and ally by the manager of the Jam Fac bacons, hams and1ard. ' v lor of the Methodist Church, by a Monday, December 1st. The meet• Mrs. J. Weeks, a son. number of young ladies of our town tory, and had been given some in• With his experience, he was ings will last for two weeks.: On teresting information with refer• The] festival of the patron saint to arrange for the immediate or• Monday evening there will be a satisfied that there was good money 1 ence to this local industry. Mr. of all good Scots, St. Andrew, is ganization of a Girls' Basketball Song. Service. On Tuesday even• Contract Awarded. in poultry. One should breed only being faithfully observed by the Club. The suggestion was made" Hilborn said the manager was de• from the good layers and look after, ing " Rev. J. R. Henderson of New sirous of knowing just to what ex• s loyal sons of Northern Britain, by one or two who felt that some Westminster, will preach. For.the his flock. At least $1.50 per year The Federal cabinet on Tuesday tent local growers intended provid• ; whose homes are here. St. An• such opportunity for healthy fun balance of the week, Rev. Fer- per bird profit could be had. ,' was badly needed this winter, and let the contract for the building ing the factory with small fruits, drew's Day, being Sunday, Novem• gusson Millar of Penticton will be etc. The speaker stated that such OTHER EXPERIENCES ber 30th, the Caledonian Society has been enthusiastically taken up! the preacher. Alexander's great of the new public wharf for Sum All girls who are interested are a home market is an excellent WITH STOCK. are attending a special service in gospel hymns will be used. Excel• merland. Andrew McConnell, thing, and should be cultivated; St. Andrew's Church in the even• asked to attend and enter heartily lent music will be provided. Song whose bid was $12,265, was given Mr. Hilborn gave some of his into the scheme for making the He thought the possibilities here experience with hogs in the East, ing. service every night, beginning at the award. It has been current for an evaporating, plant were ex• Club a working Buccess at once. stating that he had engaged in To-night the national day's 7.50 o'clock. Everybody welcome. rumor that some of the bids from cellent. The fruit that would be merry making will take the form The Club is an excellent idea, and livestock solely for the purpose of will probably form the nucleus of local contractors were below this furnished for evaporation was Bup having the manure for his garden . of a Social Gathering in the Camp• erior to that supplied similar plants bell Hall, invitations for which quite an important and useful OUR FLOWER GARDENS. figure. Direct confirmation, how work. His' hogs ate up the waste social society. in the East. Windfalls and other and did well after a few weeks on have been sent out. , A most en• ever, has not been obtained. apples that would otherwise be re• joyable-program is anticipated.' A committee and officers will be tomatoes and later with melons, The Editor 1B exceedingly grate• fused could be utilized. Even growing well on the former and On Friday next, December 5th, elected on Thursday, arid a pro Bid ns and cores are evaporated and at eight o'clock'in tho evening, a ful to Mr. John Tait for a beauti• fattening with the latter. He gram of practices and games drawn ful bouquet of roses handed him on Sad New*. sold, for making apple-wine, etc. meeting of the Society will take up for the season. urged, however, that this district Thursday afternoon. It served as A jam factory and evaporator ore was specially adapted to fruit, and place, when members will gather good things for any fruit growing to form a Mock Parliament, for a moat acceptable apology for his The friends of Mrs. H. C. Howls this should be kept chief. It was late arrival for dinner that night. have heard with the sincerest re• district, and should yield good pro advisable to keep a cow or two the discussion of current political METHODIST SERVICES. fits. "If younger, nnd not BO lazy," topics. The publicare invited to The roses were of the Duke of gret and sympathy of the'death of to provide the household with' Edinburgh variety, bright scarlet her sister, Miss Ruby Tiffin, which Mr. Hilborn declared that he would milk, ' attend this Bpocial meeting. The Special services will be conducted seriously contemplate building an Mock Parliament will have its sit• in color, and were grown In Mr, has just taken; place at Cocker- in the Methodist Church on Sunday Tait's garden. The plants evaporator and vinegar factory as He hod never seen as good a dis• tings every alternate Friday from next, November 80th, as follows: have I mouth, Cumberland. News of Miss trict for poultry keeping as this. henceforward. had no particular care or attention Tiffin's Berious illness was received business venture, It was necessary to cull all along The preacher at the morning ser for weeks. To-day Mr. Tait is After listening to Mr. Hilborn vice at 10.80 will be Principal A. a fortnight ago, and on Tuesday tho line, and Mr. Hilborn again picking some tea rosea of the cable advice reached, Mr. and Mrs. he Institute decided to sot apart took the opportunity to urge M. Sanford, B.A., D.D., of New "Winnie Davis" variety, of very an evening for Manager Garnett of WOMEN'S INSTITUTE. Westminster. Dr. Sanford's work Howis that she had passed away at culling tho unprofitable trees in dainty color. her home. ho Okanagan Jam Company, which orchards. in Vancouver is well known A beautiful bouquet of roses was will probably bo tho evening of amongst British Columbia Method MIBB Tiffin, who was resident The demonstrations given by brought across the lako this week hero with her mother for three anuary 9th. Docomber's meeting As ono long oxperioncod in live• Madnmo Groho on scientific dress• ists, nnd his appointment to the by Mrs. ,J. Rowley. TheBe were will be "Resolutions Meeting." stock, Mr., Thomas Dalo was asked princlpnlship of Columbian College years, hod many friends in Sum- making and cutting by chart form In Mr. Wolstencroft's | merland, whorb she was held in tho Messrs, Moilor, White, and Cald• to make somo remarks, and in his was, extremely popular. gatnerea short talk threw out some vory tho interest of the Women's Insti• Qraon well were appointed a committee The evening sorvico will be con- K ' warmest eBteem and tho sad nows tute this woek, and many local has been sorrowfully rocelvod by to receive resolutions or sugges• valuable suggestions. Conditions Indies ore busy morning and after• ducted by Rev. R. W. Lee, while tions from mombors and put same hore, he said, mado this place par• tho sermon will bo preached by| thorn. ' noon at the Men's Club room. HOUSE-BUILDING. The most heartfelt sympathy Is n'propor form for discussion at ticularly odoptoblo to fruit grow• Madame Groho Is a vory clover and Rov. F. W. PattiBon. hat mooting. ing, and if the people ore as woll Rev. R. W. Leo wishes to state expressed in the town, both with painstaking teacher, ond her les• Carpenter work on Municipal MrB. Howis and with Mr, Gllbort adapted, thoy will succeed In that sons nro proving vory valuable. that the BorvlceB announced to com- I. C. MELLOR lino. Mr, Dalo foresaw tho pos• Clerk Logic's now homo Is being Thornbor, who sailed from Mon Next week the elapses will be at monco nt Prolrlo Volloy on Sunday pushed forward rapidly, nnd the only on Saturday last In tho ON LIVESTOCK, sibility of cows that woro naturally the Flat. noxt will, owing to unforeseen clr< tronl good milkers not proving Buchhoro. framo is now up and boarded rondy hopo that ho mlj?ht roach tho homo Tho chairman called on II. C. cumstances, commenco „on Sunday, [Contlnuod on Pago 8.] The meeting of tho Instituto in for outside finish. of h|fl future wlfo»„ pnronts boforo Mollor to glvo a Bhort talk on his tho High School rooms last Friday Docembor 7th. Tho barn built by D. L. Slither- the end enmo *" was a largely attended ono, botween land on his orchard boBlde tho'high '
fifty 1 flume is now complotod and work and sixty mcmbors boing pro- TRY IT AND SEE. sent. Business occupiod tho grontor on his-house is progressing Botis- Five Medals For B.C. Applet part of the program, and tho prin• 1 ri cipal subject for discussion was tho Evory time you go to town factorF. IJ ly. . Nixon's now houao has COUPON formation of n sopnrnto Institute And start to throw your money also taken shape nnd tho exterior ] London, November 24.—Tho for tho rosidontB on tho Flat. It 'round; work will soon bo finished. British Columbio Government was finally decided that the, Insti• Say, homo mado goods aro tho stuff Mr. and Mrs. Hall will soon have 1 has won gold modals for Its Cut out this Coupon, and present it tuto as now, formed should bo divi• for me thoir now cottngo on tho Fulton lot | oppio oxhlblt at flvo fruit ded into two organizations, ono for Because thoy spoil proa-per-i-ty. rondy for occupancy. shows In England, tho Intest the Lnkeahore and ono for tho Flat, The dollar you send to tho Enstorn Messrs, Nelson Bros, have now at The Drug Store, and they will ex• No dofinlto formation was drawn storo comploted tho bungalow built for I boing nt Choster and Ipswich. up, and tho ofllcers nnd committee, Saya, "Good-bye, Bill," for ever- Mr, nnd Mrs. Harold Rlvlngton, change it for 100 Votes in the $400 etc., are to be olected Inter. Mrs. moro, who aro already in possession of | A cnrlond of household offocts Geo, McLnron was appointed pro• But the dollar you spend in your their new homo. tho property of J, R. Conwny visional treasurer, and stops for the Wostorn town wns Bent up to Vernon last wook Piano Contest. • formal organization will bo taken Keeps comin' and comin' and D. H. Watson returned on TUOB- Mrs. Conway will remain hero for immediately. comln' aroun'. dny night from o trip to the Const. a short timo. FBIDAY, NOV. 28 THE SUMMBRLAND REVIEW PAGE TWO In starting, alfalfa better start, The value..of some British Col• Alfalfa on a small patch and learn how to umbia mines'not yet developed is MAGIC ! Jlotel do it before experimenting on a indicated by a legal action that, has Alfalfa is the king among,the hay large field. Use plenty of manure. been started to secure the payment BAKING crops. It comes nearer to giving Plant on corn, potato or summer of a $100,000 bond, on the Silver something for nothing than any• fallow ground. Introduce the Creek group of claims in the Bulk- POWDER RE-OPENED germs. Sow without' a nurse crop. ely Valley, near, Smithers. - There thing else on the' farm. It will are immense mineral deposits, produce more hay per acre, and hay •Do not use-too much seed. Rem• Opportunity is bald behind. Un• of a higher feeding.value than tim• ember that the alfalfa is delicate chiefly silver, lead, coal and copper, Under Entire New Management in the northern interior awaiting less you grasp .it by the! forelock, it othy, brome grass, or western (rye till it gets its partner on its roots— is gone forever.. : .:' • • • ...... grass. While giving that valuable look for the nodules, — W. C. development. Newly Decorated And crop of hay it will at the same time Palmer in Dry Farming.? ••• leave the soil richer in nitrogen and Renovated Throughout. humus every year that it occupies the land. It supplies the very things that the grain crops take, out Peachland Notes. The Incola Hotel First Class In Every Department. the fastest and leave the soil in ; the greater heed of. Still the Miss-M. LA Pryor spent Friday PENTICTON whole story is not' told, as weeds in Kelowna. Rates - $2.50 to $3.00 cannot grow readily after the Is a most desirable place to spend the Week End. alfalfa gets a good stand, and if Miss Irene Elliott and Miss Ethel WALLACE & NORTON, Proprietors. they should grow a little the alfalfa House were visitors to Kelowna on RATES AS FOLLOWS: is cut before the weeds are ripe so Thursday. Friday Night, including Sunday Dinner Six dollars. they cannot go to seed. The roots Mr. Robert Howell, of the Saturday Night, including Sunday Pinner, Three dollars go deep, and so open up the soil steamer ".Okanagan," spent the better than the subsoiler. week-end in town at the Hotel. The one disadvantage in growing Music in spacious Rotunda alfalfa is that it is a little difficult Mrs. Albert Smalls and'Master Gurney - Ox Sidney were guests of friends at to start; so when a good stand is 8 p.m. to il/p!m. Saturdays. ^ secured it ought to be left for Penticton for a couple of weeks; several years." It is not a good The Water ' Commission sat here Ranges rotation crop like clover. This is all day Friday.. Several parties really no great drawback, as it will from Westbank and Kelowna were THE CANADIAN BANK produce a crop that is worth more present also. than any other crop that can be OF COMMERCE grown...... Peachland is becoming lively. A few days ago two young people Where will alfalfa grow, and CAPITAL, $15,000,000 REST, $12,500,
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^—- : .v.,.- ; : — ; Wbt panfe ofifMontreal Capital, antkeratd - - - $25,000,000 Capita], Paid Up ... . 16,000,000 Rut ------16,000,000 The first of a series of articles on Agricultural Book-keeping, UsrtvisleJ Profits - 802,814.94 (ESTABLISHED 1817) written for the Review by Walter Wright, Commercial Instructor, Okanagan College. Hen. President - RT. HON. LORD STRATHCONA AND.MOUNT ROYAL, G.C.M.G. President - - - - - • * - - - R. B. ANGUS, Esq. Vk*-Presid«it ------H.V.MEREDITH As stated last weke the interest that is to be made on the invested G«mlMwi(« - - H.V.MEREDITH capital must come from'cropsraised, and.on' the gain only that is made HEAD OFFICE—MONTREAL on these crops. * Therefore we must know how to figure our gains, we London Office—46 and 47 Threadneedle Street, E.C. must be able to calculate exactly or nearly so the cost of raising these crops, and deduct this from our1 returns. We will take one crop as This Bank transacts every description of Banking Business, including a basis. We can make it very intricate, but' it is preferable that we the issue of Letters of Credit and Drafts on Foreign Countries, and will make it practical, and avoid unnecessary complications. Let us take negotiate or receive for collection bills on any place where there is a bank or banker. :• .• •. •. • • an acre of tomatoes as an example. With this as with all other crops, | if the cost of growing an acre is found, it can be taken as a basis' for SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT succeeding years, if conditions are at all average. The items of cost Deposits received from $1.00 upwards. Ranchers' and Country Business will be, applications of fertilizer; its cost and time taken to apply it; given every attention. the plowing of the land, whether fall or spring; the cost of grow ing plants or cost of plant if bought. Of the irrigating rates this acre BANKING BY MAIL 3hould be charged with its proportion of the rate. (This applies also to Deposits may be made and withdrawn by mail. Out-of-town accounts taxes). If we take.the time used by the man and horse running out the ^ coprm&HT nu «y G65 receive every attention. furrows, and looking after the water for once or twice during the U.E.ZJMMEKMAH CO.- season, then we can charge against the tomatoes this amount j- BRANCHES IN OKANAGAN DISTRICT: time for each irrigation, and we should charge at the same rate as we The groceries ; sold at this store Armstrong, Enderby, Kelowna, Summerland, Vernon, and Fentieton. could hire the work done, unless we know exactly what it costs to are, quality for quality, the cheap• keep a horse for a year, and wish 'to figure on that basis,. If we time est you can buy in the town. E. B. MAY, Manager Summerland Branch. the hoeing once or twice, then we can charge this against the account at the same rate each time that it is done. All that is Alio SUB-AGENCY at WEST SUMMERLAND to jot down the date on which the hoeing is done, and at necessary is ^NY of your neighbors the season we know exactly the amount we should charge the end of crop for hoeing. ,. ' against the will tell you that. We made it The carting of the crop to the packing house or shipping station should also be charged, and is generally one of the items overlooked. a rule when we commenced business and have ;•/•. We have a selection of the choicest This can be figured out on the sanie basis as the hoeing or cultivating; rigidly adhered to the rule ever since to give RESIDENTIAL LOTS and ACREAGE and once or twice,; timing of,this is all.that ÍB necessary. The cost you the top market value for your money, even if of marketing should be considered and charged against'the crop, and in the district, including J-acre lots in it is astonishing what investigation, here reveals. On a London, On• we occasionally lose ourselves. That you appre• HILLPARK GARDENS tario, market, this summer, it was found that some farmers paid more ciate this is shown by the way our trade is growing than a quarter of their returns .to market their goods—having no the nearest sub-division'to the railroad. — and by the selectness of our customers. You railroad charges). :One—and an average one—spent seven hours with a PRICE team paid.60 cents, and sold his load at $5.25. Co-operation to put out are missing a whole lot if you do not come into this store bigger loads would'solve that kind of error. the lowest and terms the easiest, cash payment being as low as and look at our quality and prices. We must know the cost before we can know our gain, we must $50.00. know our gain before we' can know .if our invetsment is.good. Next week we will see how easy and practical it is to get the cost GORDY <& HIGGIN figured out. r REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Gardens Of A Quebec Consolidated School.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES : $2.00 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE. SIX MONTHS SI.H. given by WOMAN'S AUXILIARY of S. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, Advertising Rates : will be neidet LEGAL NOTICES.—Twelve Cents per line for the first insertion ; Eight Cents per Une for each sub-
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LIVE STOCK AND FRUIx ERNEST J. ROVVLEY, Live-stock has been a general topic of discussion for many weeks,, Artist - Photographer and whenever you will find a group of fruit-growers, you can safely gamble that the question of live-stock will.be discussed before they Home Portraiture. separate. . , PORTRAITS made in your own homes assureyoü of the best The Review looks upon the question as one of a great deal of possible results. : Most natural and pleasing expressions. The peremptory execution by a rebel firing squad of a SITTINGS will be made by appointment only. importance, and practically every week for a number of weeks more or AT YOUR OWN HOMES. / federal officer who tried to escape the capture of Juarez, During.the next thirty days, all orders will be promptly and: less space has been given to this question. Lest some readers conclude Mexico, last weekj by General Pahcho Villa, the' Carranza that the Review looks upon the live stock industry as of greater value duly finished in time for Xmas. leader. The federal officer .endeavored to make, his escape dis• APPOINTMENTS may be made with MR. ROWLEY, to Summerland than fruit .growing we wish to again state our views guised in civilian's clothes. Things are done with despatch in Summerland or West Summerland. on the question. Mexico. Following his capture, and establishment of his- Late Patrons : LADY MONTAGUE ALLAN, Montreal, Que." ^ J' identitfy as a federal officer,; he was promptly lined against . LADY TUPFER, Vancouver, B.C.' The Review never had more confidence in the fruit industry than v the stone wall, shown in the photograph; and shot to death by ^PRESIDENT WILSON, Washington, D.C., U.S.A. at the present moment, and is also satisfied that there is no better the soldiers, seen at the left, under command of the rebel Prices arranged from'$6.00 per dozen up. district for the industry than our own. The business of fruit-growing officer shown on horseback'. '\-„• and marketing has not, however, attained to that degree of perfection Rules of war, seldom; observed in Mexico, by the way, which is essential to success in its fullest. form, and it never will until made the victim of the firing squad a spy. Caught within there is a considerable change made in the present methods. Happily, rebel lines, a federal officer not in uniform, becomes a spy,: and as such, is given little consideration or mercy. A drum we believe, our growers are now facing in the right direction. The head, or field.court-martial is;held,. and within a few minutes growing and marketing of fruit is not dissimilar to a manufacturing after the convening of the court, the spy, blindfolded, is 1 V business, and the sooner we, as fruit growers, adopt the methods of backed up against a wall and shot. the manufacturer the sooner the goal will be reached. It has often been said that the big meat packing houses of America, It is understood that the cottage' wiil some day be ahousehold word thròughr : centred in Chicago, make nothing on their beef, pork, etc., and that vacated this week by Mr. .and Mrs.' out British* Columbia and Western Canada^ were it not for the economical utilization of the by-products, beef, Robbins has been rented by Will Grieve and his mother, who will and pork would need to be sold at much higher prices to enable the move in at once. This is our dream which we intend to make giant corporations to pay*a profit on their capital. The fabulous earn• ings of these concerns is derived from the manufacture of the by-prd- We are glad to learn that Mrs. real. i ducts of the slaughter house. . Conway is recovering from a sen-" bus attack of "grip,'' which in the Some day? you will bè sorry? for* not buying' If the dairyman skimmed his milk, sold the cream, and threw the middle of last week turned ^tó in 1913 and securing the best choice. remaining; portion away as waste matter, his practice would be but pleurisy.' The invalid hopes to'be little worse than the method largely in vogue in the marketing of bur out and about in"a few days.V : orchard products. The best of:the peaches, app.les, etc., are exported - The St..Andrew's Society of Surhj, Ihe culls, which have cost just as much to produce! are waste.' To rherland and 'district will observe utilize this and other waste or by-products TDÍ-the orchards so as to the national day by attending: div" 'V".'JO grow. yield the best returns is the problem that must be solved. Other ™ frvJ£e abo_dy ,at ;St- An . , ,. , . . . , , , . .. drew's Church, on Sunday evening,
valuable by-products such as may be produced on vacant or otherwise at seven o'clock. - '•'r-n waste land must also be considered. Under this heading would come ^ I, ST alfalfa and other fodder crops, and some cover crops. While evapor- The,*ufi\ " vastlegar..'. , . .... j • ji i. • ii , grounded last Saturday morning o( n ators and vinegar factories, canneries, and jam factories are all valu- the bar hear the car anagan able adjuncts of the orchard, it would seem that the "porker" is I calls were given the " Okanogan, "' -•ti equally essential, and there is the advantage of an ever ready local then approaching Naramata, for market, and an almost unlimited market in this province "for pork assistance. The passenger steamer in All Lines products replied to the second call,' and gave _ " ...... j * the necessary aid on arrival here.' SUMMEHLAND, B.C. Poultry as a means of utilizing waste, and a provider for the The government dredge has been A SAVING of from table, also has its place in the orchard. The cow, too, is scarcely at work deepening the approach for lees essential. sometime, but the steady lowering 5 to 20 of per cent. By no means to be overlooked is the opportunity these give of the lake offsets the progress ^maintaining the fertility of the soil. For this purpose nothing equals made> the barnyard manure. _ . The first government-owned and If You Are At All Particular A TRIAL ORDER Fruits, and tree fruits at that, will always be our chief source of government-operated elevator at 1 revenue, but the domestic animal, will greatly aid in bringing the the head of the lakes, and which will convince the about your sartorial appearance, you will be bettor pleased with industry up to its best and maintaining it at that point. is the first of the system to be built most skeptical that , yourself after your Clothos have been through > tho'workshop of by the government, is now in full TO START SPORTING CLUB. BUSINESS BRISK. swing, and receiving commercial groin. It is pronounced by experts A. B. ELLIOTT, J. R. TATE On Thursday, December 4th, a There does not seem to be a to be the best equipped and most busier establishment anywhere in modern grain handling house iiV - IS - public meeting will be held in the the continent, The elevator has where they', will receive CLEANING, PRESSING Campbell Hall West Summerland, town than that of C. N. Borton. The Man who Saves You $'s. AND REPAIRING that will make them look like at eight o'clock, to discuss plans For weeks his staff has been par• a capacity of 8,250,000 bushels for the formation of a Sports Club. ticularly busy Installing heating approximately 8,000 cars. Summerland and now.:, • / It is proposed that a large room plants, plumbing, etc. Among West Summerland or hall shall be hired for the pur• the work juBt finished is plumbing 'Phono No. 84 pose of carrying on boxing, wres• for T. J. McAlpin, plumbing in Shiloh nív Parcels loft at the barber shop, WoBt Summerland, "The Family PrUnd for «§ j\, í* and - - Bluo 8 tling, fencing, otc. tho new cottage built by W. C. failing roll« for Croup and Whooplni Cough. or with the manager of the White Cafe, Summerland, A committeo has been appointed Kelley, and now occupied by Mr. will be called for twice per week. ! to make enquiries about a hall, in• Mott, and heating and plumbing itial oxpensos and other details. or J. H, Boworing. Mr. Borton Summerland Meat Market All those interested in the further• has just been awarded the contract' ance of such a sound schomo are for hot wator heating and plumb• J. DOWNTON, Proprietor. earnestly requested to bo present. ing for the Cordy Hotel. The heating plant will, be modern in Fresh and Cured Meats always on hand. ' Fish and WHITE5TAR^S LARCE5T 5TEAMER5r^CANADA While taking some flashlight overy respoct, and thore will bo Game in Season. photographs on Tuesday a sudden bathB with separate toilets on each TBRMB STRICTLY CASH Sailing Every Saturday from explosion of the apparatus inflicted floor. Another contract just" closed bad burnB on Mr, C. H. Cordy's is for tho heating of R, H, left hand. English's homo, Portland Me. - Halifax N.S. - Liverpool Rapid progress is being mudo Greenhow Lumber Co. NEW it. LAURENTIC, 15,000 toni. NEW ». MEGANTIC. with the lino contract work for tho Ono thousand boxes of apples and First Gass $02,50. Second $58,75. Third $32.60, Summerland Telephone Company, pears wore Bhlppod by a Vancouver We arc quoting the following pricau por M: SB. TEUTONIC ( TWIN SCREW ) sa. CANADA ' Practically all tho holes aro dug,hous e this week .to Australia by tho 582 ft, long ( STEAMERS J , 514 ft. long and moro than three hundred of tho R.M.S. "Niagara." ONLY ONE CLASS CABIN (II.) $50.00 and four hundred poles prepared have Third Class $31.25 and up carrlod. boon sot, Anothor carload of two Tho total shipmont,of tho Okan• Boards & Dimension $18.00416.00 hundred is expected dolly and will agan will this year be approxi• CHRISTMAS SAILINGS: bo placed ns rapidly as possiblo. mately 1,800 cars, with nn,esti• DM. 2. - SB, CANADA. - Docc. 3.. ) mated value of about $1,850,000, Shiplap - - - - - $20.00 From Doc. 0. - DS. MEGANTIC - Doc, .7, )• From A pleasant social evening took Portland Dec. 18...- BB. TEUTONIC - Do.c U. ) Halifax place among the members of the The death of Inspector of Indian Baptist Young Pooplo's Blblo class Agencies T. J. Cummiskoy occurrod Other Lumber and Building Supplies and Material nt, the residence of Mrs. A. B, last Friday at Vancouver, follow• at moderate prices on application. Williams, Poach Orchard, yestor ing an operation porformod In St. WHITE STAR LINE day evening. Tho gathering was Paul's hospital. Ills death Is Compnny'B Office, A, E. DISNRY, Pass, Agent, 010 Socond Avonuo, Soattlo, called to plan a program for the diroctly due to a strain caused by Throo doors from Chorry Stroot, ChrlBtmas Sunday School Social. lifting when one of tho autos which CALL AND SEE US. After businosB was dlsposod of toured tho Valley recently with the For Sailings^ Illustrated BooklotB, &c, apply to— music and games wore indulged in Indian Commission becamo stalled G. M. S. GORDON, Manager. G. M, ROSS, Agent Can. Pac; Ry,, Summerland, B.C. and light refreshments sorvod, on tho road, - ± tf : FRIDAY, Nov. 28 THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW PAGE FIVE Piano Contest %SS2 cents per worád JAfirst insertion?, Passing Events : Social Personal &c. cent per word subsequent insertions Minimum weekly charge, 10c. Standing of Contestants. Get one pound of raiBins for ten WANTED- •To buy, grain sacks. A. B. Elliott gives sixteen ounces No. . Votes Cast. For Rent. cents at A. B. Elliott's, ad ¡T. B. Young. d5 of currants for ten cents. ad 8 - -409,020 TO RENT.—Campbell Hall, West Miss'M. Clay and Miss Dorothy Mr. F. Gibbs of Upper Trout I A consignment of rural mail 14 - - 640,920 Summerland. Terms, Alex. Smith, Harrington drove down to Pentic- Qreek left early this week for a boxes has arrived at the local post 15 - 414,895 West Summerland. Keys, Ritchie's ton yesterday. Visit to the Old Country, going | office for distribution along the 26 - - 925,545 Saddlery. . tf via Chicago. route. 27 - '- 513,978 Mrs. Wm. Kerr and Miss Kerr, 28 - - 491,005 who have been on a visit to Van• Among the number of local peo• Mr. A. G. Simms will be grate• 49 - - 619,815 Wanted. couver are expected home next ple who are booking passages for ful to the borrower for the imme• 62 - - 606,010 week. • .'• • the Old Country is Mr. T. Hock• diate return of the step ladders WANTED — Beef by quarter, 64 - - 659,040 A very painful accident happened ing, who will leave early in De• taken from his place of residence. 65 - - 910,686 pork by carcass, . 125 to 150 lbs. cember. . mutton. Hotel Summerland. this week to Clarence Elsey, who ad per cent. n28 d5 j sustained a broken wrist by the Inspector ' Simms has returned Mrs. R. M. Ross went up on Mr.' F. F. Hanington, manager I falling of a heavy log, . after spending some weeks inspect- jthi s morning's boat to Kelowna'on of the local branch of the Canadian WANTED—Young calves.from a Bank of Commerce, who/has been The regular monthly meeting of ing nursery stock at Grand Forks a visit to friends at the Orchard few days old to a few weeks old. will be held aTthe apd Coldstream. At both places a City, and will probably remain till relieving at Vernon, returned to F.'Munroe, West Summerland. tf] the W.C.T.U. Summerland last night. home of Mrs, T J McAlpinej on large styck has been cellared. < over Sunday. WANTED—Small flock of spring Monday, Dec. 1st, at half past two; A carload of fine apples was.dis- Mr. F. A. Miller, Creekside, I chickens. Wyandotte or other pratched to the Old Country yester• Upper Trout Creek, is contem• [heavy variety preferred. Pullets We are glad to note that Pro- fessor Moore who has been suffer day by Mr. Alex. Stevens and Mr. plating a visit to England, and I and cockerels. - Box 101, Review Alex. Steuart, just,in time for the hopes to leave early in the new I Office. a8 tf ing from a.severe chill and loss of voice has now taken a decided Christmas festivities in the "home-, year. land." WANTED—To lease or rent or turn for the better. Enlargements of Jocal views, suit• SEALED TENDERS addressed COUNT to the undersigned, and endorsed able for Christmas presents, will chard for term of years, with Rev. /F. W. and Mrs. Pattison Calendars",' Views, and Post- option to buy. Applicant must Cards for Christmas will be ready be ready the
Everything of Business and Social Importance OUR NARAMATA SECTION : Transpiring in South Okanagàn's Newest Town
The third of the series of Unity Club dances is to be held to-night The Ferry Service. (Friday). 01Ò Current Events ( (fagiano , - OF - '". Mr. J. M. Robinson is expected "Rowena" Licensed. by his sons uto arrive by Sunday Town & District night's boat. This Space For Sale Jlaramata • p. C The Okanagan Lake Boat Com• pany has plans now in operation The Misses Baker of Penticton had a pleasant day here on Sun• Suits To Measure From that settle any immediate uncer• Mrs. Carrol Aikins was the guest $10 to $28 tainty on the • ferry service. Two of Mrs. Burnett at lunch on Tues• day' with friends. Large assortment of English, Scotch and Irish Worsteds, officials of the Victoria branch of day at the Hotel Naramata. Miss Cooper has been a visitor Serges, Cheviots and Tweeds the Dominion Marine Department to choose from. Garments for the past week at the residence tailored in England in Englsh spent the week-end at Naramata. Mrs. G. Van Hise spent three of Mrs. Carrol Aikins. or Canadian Style. Mr. F. F. Pickard, Inspector of days of this week with iher daugh• Hulls. Mr. W. J. McCullum, In• ter, Mrs. J. W. S. Logie. Mrs. Simpson, senr., is spending spector of Machinery, and thor• a week with Mrs. Endacott dur• oughly inspected the "Rowena."' Mr. Dan McKay is building a ing Mr. Endacott's absence in As a consequence they granted full very comfortable looking and pretty Calgary. SYNDIC A HOUSE, IF YOU NEED license to the Lake Boat Company residence on the Endersby lot to run her as a thoroughly seawor• which he has recently acquired. Mr. G. L. Adams, from King, NARAMATA Walsh & Co., came in from the thy and satisfactory vessel for lake The farewell service by Rev. F. ferry service. The " Clovelly," Coast on Monday night's boat, and W. Pattison ' at the Methodist is spending a day or two here. HIS NEW and Modern Hostelry will be completed and Furnished, WRITE THE engaged for a short time, is there• Church has- been postponed from ready for Permanent Boarders and Transient Lodgers on OCT. 1st Okanagan Lake Boat Co., fore returning to her owners at last night to next Thursday, Dec• Mrs. George Wolstencroft' was THE DINING-ROOM IS NOW DOING BUSINESS. Kelowna. ember 1st. I visiting friends in Summerland on N AR AM AT A, Messrs. Pickard and McCullum Monday, and brought over gifts o Cuisine Excellent, Rooms Large and Airy, or Telephone Peach 7 Summerland were guests at the Hotel Naramata. Mr. Lyle, Manager of the Man• some beautiful chrysanthemums We are very glad to see Capt. ufacturers Life Insurance Co. of Building Steam Heated, Good Bath Accommodation, We are distributors of TABOR COAL, P. S. Roe very much better, and Vancouver, spent three days at the Dr. Wv-L. Robinson rode down Satisfaction Guaranteed. which we are able to highly recommeud discarding his crutches, can now Hotel Naramata, on a visit to his on Monday morning to the Okan A Carload is due in a few days, and.it company's agent, Mr. T.-H. Boothe. For Rates, which are very reasonable, »pply to F. L. ROE, Manager. will be to your advantage to place your walk more easily with the use of agan Mission Hospital to relieve ORDER NOW. a stick till his injured foot is en• the resident. doctor there until tirely mended. ' Mr. Pete Stewart is sending out You will save money by doing eo. invitations for a Thanksgiving Sup• Tuesday night. Captain Languedoc is out of his 1 room, and though still at the Syn- per to be held at his camp (Griffin A hurried trip on the" Clovelly" dica Hotel can now get about a & Hunt's) next Thursday. A real was run for Dr. R. C. Lipsett on little each day with crutches. good time is being anticipated. Tuesday night who was telephoned for to look after a very valuable Some beautiful roses of almost horse, sick at one of the camps. June perfection were cut this week The owner of the horse fears it is Naramata Improvements. in the gardens of Mr. Carrol not possible to save'it. Aikins; Another proof of the won• Several improvements in and derful mildness of this happy Nov• Some of the ladies of Naramata about the town are "noted for this ember. have taken the idea intotheir, week. The Okanagan Trust Co. pretty heads that if there is to Put Your Store News Here Awaiting Your Advt. copy" Mr. Harold Endacott has retur• and increase your salee ha been doing some electrical ned from his business trip to be: a bowling alley and a men's work which was . needed for the Calgary. He has brought with bowling club therein, that a ladies' dark mornings and evenings, and him some fine yearling cattle bowling club is but a natural seq• has renewed all the street lights. which he will range omthe hills uence. Why not indeed? The result is a very brilliant light• behind Naramata. 1 ing, scheme, and the effect from The illness of both Mrs. R the Summerland side of the lake There have been several accL Campbell Robinson and her five is of a sudden enlargement of the dents treated at the Cottage Hospi• weeks"old baby daughter.has occas• town, which presents a front of tal during the week. One rather ioned - some anxiety during the' dazzling lights reflected in the dark severe injury was sustained by a past week. Both are now, how waters. man at the tunnel camp, who had ever, happily nearly well.; Mrs his foot terribly cut. J. L. Logie spent three days with her daughter. British Columbia is probably the Among the recovered invalids FERRY SERVICE best game hunting ground, in all whom we are glad to see out and Have you chosen. the Christmas about again are Mrs. H. J. Wells, gift for your father yet? If not,: Summerland - Naramata - Penticton SEALED TENDERS addressed to Canada. A man from Masset spent three weeks on the west coast of who has had an attack of la here is a welcome suggestion. the undersigned, and endorsed grippe, and. Mr. .C. Stiff, who has Business or private, letterheads on - Graham Island recently, and shot "Tender; for"' Immigration Deten• recovered from pleurisy. good paper with Post Office Box Summer Time Table 15 bears. _ a.m. a.m. p.m. tion Hospital Building, Vancou• and name of ranch or residence & ver, B.C.," will be received at What is said to be the highest Miss Blanchard left for Kam clearly inscribed should be order• Leaves Naramata daily 8 9.30 4.30 this office until 4.00 plm. on Mon suspension bridge in the world has loops on Saturday morning for a ed at the Review Printing Office. Leaves Summerland - 8.30 11.30 & 5.30 day, December 29, 1913 for the just been completed at Hagwilgate, few dayB* visit, returning on Wed• erection of the above named build in Northren British Columbia. It nesday night. Mrs. H. P. Salting Mr. R. C. Robinson and Mr. J. ing. crosses the Bulkley River at a has been looking after her duties O. Robinson, with their uncle, DAILY (except Sunday) TO PENTICTON Plans, specification and form of height of 250 feet. at the hotel during her absence. Mr. W. J. Robinson, went down by the '' Okanagan to Penti cton to ap• Leaves, Summerland 11.30 Leaves Penticton -- 3.3« contract can be seen and forms of We are very glad to see Mr. " Naramata - 4.30 tender obtained at this Department, The Okanagan Valley has made pear before the Water Commission " Naramata 13.3» Carrol Aikins has returned from Arrives Penticton 1.15 Arrives Summerland - 4.45 at the office of W. Henderson, a good showing this year, haying Vancouver and has almost entirely in support of the Okanagan Trust Esq., Resident Architect, Victoria, shipped fruit and produce to the Company's various water records. recovered from the effects of the For apeclal trlpa-Talaphona Naramata S ;, Summarland-Faaeh 7. B.C., and on application to Mr. A. value of over $1,800,000 so far, recent operation to his throat, They drove horne later in the day J. Chisholm, caretaker, Public with more yet to be marketed. which has greatly benefitted him. 1 to Summerland. Building, Vancouver, B.C. For the week ending November {Stye ©Uaiiaaan labt Poat Company, An accident that might easily Inulti» Persons tendering are notified 19th, 58 carloads were sent out. The Mark Manchester bunga• have ended much more Beriously ultimiti, P.C. that tenders will not be considered low is rapidly approaching com• befell one of the reckless Naramata unless made on the printed forms The Indian potlatch is threatened. pletion, and has juBt received the first coat of stucco, looking exceed• small boys on {Tuesday afternoon.' supplied, and signed with their Two chiefs have been arrested for Stanley Stiff, the ten year old son actual signatures, stating their oc• participating in one, and other ingly attraetive and" picturesque. Mr. Manchester hopes to have it of Mr. C. Stiff, fell out of a birch cupations and places of residence. chiefs are now taking legal counsel tree which he was'climbing, and In the case of firms, the actual sig• to learn if they can maintain this all ready for occupancy by early spring. was picked up unconscious and) nature, the nature of the occupa• ancient custom. The Indian De• taken home on a stretcher. tion and place of residence of each partment contends the potlatch has The latest arrival in Naramata Busy looking up old friends and I member of the firm must be given. a demoralizing influence on the as a probable settler is Mr. War• Each tender must be accompanied natives. inspecting his property here, Mr. rington Strong from London, Eng• Hector McDonald from Ottawa by an accepted cheque on a char• land, who arrived at the Hotel tered bank, payable to the order of The biggest single shipment of has been spending a pleasant few fish over made out of Northern Bri• Naramata on Sunday night, Mr, days in town., Among old play- the Honorable the Minister of Pub• Strong's plans for the future are tish Columbia waters was that sent mateB with whom he renewed ac• lic Works, equal to ten per cent. not yet made, but he will probably (10 p.c.) of the amount of the south from Prince Rupert during quaintanceship were Mr. H. T, tho past week when the steamer decide to become a resident worker Davies and Mr. J, H. Pushmnn, tender, which will be forfeited if of our community. the person tendering decline to British Columbia soiled with about who were delighted to welcome enter into a contract when colled 500,000 pounds of fresh halibut The Ladies' Aid of the Method• their visitor. iced, and frozen halibut. The bulk : Business upon to do so, or foil to complete ist Church is making active prepnr Boost Your Town \ by using this space the work contracted for. If the of the shipment is consigned to atlon for the annual bazaar, to be A newspaper is an ipdex of the tender be not accepted the cheques eastern markets. held next Wednesday, December community it represents, When will be returned. 8rd, In tho church basement. Many it is filled with local ads'., tho world Tho Brltiah Columbia Govern• pretty and useful thingB for ChrlBt- at a distance is liable to comejln The Department does not bind ment has under consideration, the with Its money, for genorosity and itself to accept tho lowest or any mas gifts are to bo a specialty at building of a wireless station at this Bale, and stallholders wil bo progression attract thoso with siml tender. Chatham Point, which will com• lar ideas. Whon a papor has a lean By Ordor, glad to recoive all. contributions to plote the chain along the Coast so their stock as early as possible. array of ads, within its columns R. C. DESROCHERS, that steamers plying between Van• the world sighs, and exclaims, Secretary, Don't forgot tho good old adage, couver and Prince Rupert will bo "Como early and often," "That poor town ie dead or dying, Department of Public Works, in constant communication with let us send a bunch of flowers to Ottawa, Novombor 19, 1918, land stations,. At present thoro 1B tho funoral."—-Ex. Newapopora will not be paid for one section where VCSBCIS cannot bo this advertisement if they insert it reached by wlrelosB, and it is de• SMIJLOM Thoro has been much coming and sired to fill this gap with tho pro• quIeUly itopi courhi cur« coldi, nnd hitli going up and down for the last without authority from the Dopart the throat and lungi, mont.—49327 n28d5 posed improvement. il il as cenili week, Some one hundred and fifty men from tho camps partly filled eo VICARS' With a dosiro to get homo to thoir 1 •XPBMBNOR own lahdB for Xmas, and partly 21Ë made discontented by an all round Annual Bazaar roduction on wngea of 25 conts, "camo out" on Saturday and Mon« day, A party of mon to fill thoir Hotel Naramata, "«.e JSaramata $letï)obtèt CïmrcfjJ plncoB camo dpwn from Kolowna by TRADÌ MARK« Monday'a boat, In consequence of NA%AMATA, RC, will be hold DEMONI Ooi»vmoHTs Ao. this movement it was a good week Awon« land I a iV»tMi »nd rtniorlptlon may for business in tho town, tho prmlr aioortali itir opinion froojliotliiir an This now famous tourist hotel will be in The CHURCH BASEMENT, —I—.-vi. "ommtin BtorekooporB being kept very busy. MnniiIriotlïfcûnlUlei •«lit frae, oirtait aganoytt . on Pate VatqnttCakun tRroubh Munit A . OPEN ALL WINTER ejmSunotlM, without oliitB«, m tue«palanti , on Wednesday, December 3rd. Utk NOIlT« Canada captured nearly ovory tame American. first prize for individual entries for accommodation of first class trade. A liitiiliomolr llluitratod weakly. farse* ejr< " .ton jrrfaliy lolantina journal., TeTW for on wheat, oats and flax, both II Bright, sunny* rooms, comfortably heated. Contributions for the Booths will be gladly received. | |Mf» year« trattalo prepaid, Bold»; throBhod and in tho sheaf, in the International Dry Farming Con The Goods We Sell Stand For and Absolute We are anxious to aid our customers in adopting a system, whereby it | j will make living expenses less, and shopping easy and pleasurable. Commencing Dec. 1st, and until Jan. 1st, 1914, we will issue a coupon for every cash purchase, entitling the purchaser to 10% discount, such discount to be taken up in merchandise. Example: on a $10.00 purchase, $1.00 cou• pon discount will be issued, and will be good for that amount of merchan• I,IS dise in anjr of our Departments. , Seasonable Goods must go, and the low prices we are putting on them will clear them all out by Xmas. week. We have placed a lot of these Special Lines on Bargain Tables in all our Stores and have marked them at PRICES ALMOST CUT IN TWO. at, ¥mrQppojtm XMAS. GIFTS. If we could buy anything better in Groceries than our present Stock" we would do so. — • The following few items will prove to the thrifty housewife that she cannot afford »to miss such a generous offer. Finest Currants,".-lb. pks. 2 for 25c. Mixed Peel ^ - - 20c. lb. Baker's Chocolate - - 50c. lb. „ Raisins, l-lb.pks. 2 for 25c. Finest Lard, 3-lb. pails 60c, 51b. $1 CriscoUhe best shortening, 40c. tin Sultanas, l-lb. pks. 2 for 25c. Icing Sugar - - - 10c. lb. Finest N.Z. Butter - - 40c. lb. Ally less 10 % COUPON DISCOUNT for cash only-. Nuts, Table Raisins, Grapes, Oranges, Lemons, Jap. Oranges, etc., etc., at lowest prices. Dry Goods. Men's furnishings. Men's and Boys' Boots The following offered at a Coupon Discount of 25 per STYLISIH AND STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE SUITS. Less 25 .. and Shoes. cent for Cash— v per cent. Coupon Discount for CASH| \ All Suits plainly, HERE ARE BIG BARGAINS Displayed On Tables At 25 SKIRTS, FLANNELETTE NIGHTGOWNS, Ladies' and Marked In Original Prices. • . Childrens' SWEATERS, RAINCOATS, Children's CAPS per cent. Coupon Discount for CASH.' SHE WILL LIKE YOU IN ONE OF THESE SUITS. AND TOQUES, PINAFORES, MUSLINS, also several WHEN A MAN IS NERVOUS AND CANNOT SLEEP, LET pieces of DRESS GOODS, etc., etc. HIM TRY OUR CASH PURCHASING SYSTEM. New Xmas. Fancy Goods. Cold Winds-Muffle Up. Ladies' and Children's At 10 per cent. Coupon Discount for Cash. CENTREPIECES, What is more comfortable than a JAEGER SCARF OR Boots and Shoes. CUSHION TOPS, WORK BAGS; D'OYLEYS, TABLE MUFFLER ? Also WOOLLEN ' AND, SILK LINED and TRAY, JCLOTHS, APRONS,' HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES That Keep the Fingers Warm. , • .AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. WOOLLEN AND KID GLOVES, LACE and SILK SCARFS, nnd numerous FANCY GOODS SUITABLE Our Range Of UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY, COLLARS, , China. FOR XMAS PRESENTS, Every Article Marked Low. SHIRTS nnd NOBBY TIES Is An Exceptionally Fine brie. : • REMEMBER—10 per cent. Coupon Discount for CASH. FANCY LINES IN PRETTY PLATES, CUPS AND Confectionery and INDIVIDUAL CHRISTMAS BOXES containing FANCY : SAUCERS, WEDGEWOOD, etc. at Sweeping Reductions. BRACES,,INITIAL SILK HANDKERCHIEFS," SOCKS, Novelties. TIE and GARTER COMBINATIONS, TIE COMBINA• BUY EARLY. TIONS, etc., otc, .that Aro Sure To Hit Tho Right . CHOCOLATES IN BUli\c and, .FANCY BOXES. ONLY "The early bird catches the worm, ' \ THfyBEST .QUALITY CARRIED, Note. All Loss 10 per cent. Coupon 'Discount For CASH. Summerland and West Summerland. Phones 43 and Violet 6, i PAO» EIGHT TOT 3UMMRLAHD RIYIBW FlIDAY, Nov. 28 $rofe*0ional Cartó. FARMERS DISCUSS LIVESTOCK. [Continued from Page 1.] Dr. R. Mathison Holsteins came from , Holland's DENTIST low meadows, rich with luscious Graduate Pennsylvania College of Dental grass. Our bunch grass was dry •urgery.Phlladelphl* and fattening. One must either Phone 89 Kelowna, B.C. be content to let the/ cdw go and P. O.Box 109 GIFTS take what she will give, or "keep her up," and feed all she will P.O. Ill '. Phon.lSfi take. The silo would be the ideal B. A. MOORHOUSE thing. The British Columbia Ex• Most Beautiful And In Great Variety*. A.M Can. See. C. E. and B. C. L. S. perimental Farm was growing fif• teen tons of fodder corn to the acre, CITII Engineer and Land Surveyor and this can readily be grown here. PENTICTON, B.C. TEN PER CENT. CASH DISCOUNT GIVEN HOGS AND ALFALFA * Wellington G. Kelley, B.A. SHOULD BE RAISED. from the 1st to the 13th December inclusive. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, D. H. Watson was next called NOTARY PUBLIC. on, and in his usual witty style WEST SUMMERLAND,. B.C. supported the. movement for the general importation - of livestock, By Shopping Early You Get First Choice And Buy Cheaper. Office hours from 10-12 a.m. & 2-4 p.m. claiming at the same time that, while this must be secondary to fruit growing, it was the best and D.LORNE SUTHERLAND most practical way of getting ready Auctioneer. returns and building up the or• chards. The hog was the poor man's friend, and "there was al• Sales Arranged at any. time. ways meat and money wherever they Phone, Black 8 . Summerland were grown. The growing of alfalfa and raising of hogs should NORLEY F. TUNBRIDGE, be made an adjunct to fruit grow• ing. Alfalfa grows exceedingly 0. S.Ikit«r, Notary Public, Conveyancer, well here, and will support twenty eta. hogs to the acre;, The quick re• PENTICTON, B.C. turns to be had from hog-raising would greatly assist in the perfect• NEW GOODS arriving for ing of orchards. Dr. Lipsett had the ftoctetie*. told him that his hogs had been grown.to market size on less than Christmas Trade four dollars' worth of grain each. Make your selections while 8W With alfalfa, five dollars spent for Stock is complete. " L0.0.F. grain to finish off would be suffi• Okanagan Lodge No. 58. cient. While Mr.~ Hilborn might We will lay aside any Article until you Meets every Friday at 8 p.m. in require it, on payment of small deposit Elliott* Hall. Visiting brethren always grow his early vegetables and small welcome. fruits between his trees many H. EVERETT. J.N. MERRILL, Its Time Now others could not be so successful Noble Grand Rec.-Secretary without years of experience; while to place your order for. all but a few could make money J.Rowley &ummerlanb &t. ^nbretn'sc anb with alfalfa and pork.. A cow or Jeweler and Optician, Catebonian gwierp. two should also be found on every ranch. Sununerland and West Summerland. Members meet First and Third MON That he had raised pork for 10&' DAY in each month. Visitors welcomed cents per pound, dressed, after 9 J. 6. ROBERTSON, GEO. FISHER, allowing himself 25 cents an hour Builders Supplies. ,. Pres. Sec. was for all time given to one hog, | LunAer* Local Pine and Fin the report of Mr. Walter Wright/ Coast Fir and Cedar. LodgeSummerland who P™°™ced himself a crank on CAR of SHINGLES and LATHS L o L No 2036 accounts. He had paid four dollars expected this week. (flreettngg „ J « .. ™ , . for the pig, had fed it on peaches : Special prices at dock. : I Meeta firat Tuaeday in . j ' ... • . . - j everat 8 yp.m mont. h in aniotta Hail oatsand. weedsThis , yeawitrh some shorts and Platter, Lime, Brick, Cement Viilting- brethren wcleome not quite sd satisfactory because Good Stock.on hand. H.C.Mellor," W.M. This year his results were A, B. Elliott RN. 8M. he v had not had the shorts. He thought it must be a good cow | Sash, Doors, Moulding a. 3. & «. 01. that would pay here. If three or Make Prices dummerlanb four neighbors would co-operate in | Stock complete Uobge, ito. 56 building a silo, this would be a .«i. _ Your as low Meets on the Thursday on or before the toll good idea. Our bunch angrassd woul, hde !Roofin g aid Building Paper moon. Always on hand. F. W. Andrew, saidtend, towa fast ful rathel of rsugar than, milk-flowA ia . l . — Selections as any in ' ' W M For himself, he would use his range K. S. Hogg, SEC. land for^horses and anticipated Plumbing & Heating Early. Canada. good profit. He endorsed the pro• Prices right. ^ position to engage in pork raising, and declared himself struck on the I (Concluded in next column. ) W. RITCHIE, We have a very complete line of blanks of latest design. Some• West Summerland SYNOPSIS OF COAL MININO | thing for every taste. Each neatly printed with your own greet• REGULATIONS. n tftanWnj. . the people of Sum• ing, name and address, will appropriately convey an individual and COAL MINING RIGHTS of the Parkdale Saddlery Dominion, in Manitoba, Saskat• merland for past personal word of goodwill to those whom you wish to remember a* chewan and Alberta, the Yukon patronage for about TEN Territory, the North-west Terri Buggy — Democrat the Christmas season. tories, and in a portion of the Pro years —I beg to announce • and vince of British Columbia, may bo 'leased for a term of twenty-one that I am better prepared Team Harness years at an annual rental of $1 per than ever to cater for all Riding Saddles^ Bridles, &o. acre. Not more than 2,560 acres Glad to Show You Samples at any Time. will be leased to one applicant. your wants. I have Application for a lease must be All kinds of BOOT Ropairing made by the applicant in person to HARNESS Neatly & quickly the Agent or Sub-Agont of the dis• FEED of All Kinds Made & Repaired Executed trict in which the rights applied for . are situated. FIREWOOD, Charges Moderate •In surveyed territory the land must be described by sections, or legal sub-divisions of sections, and AND A JOHN S. RITCHIE, in unsurveyod territory the tract Car Harness Maker rf^R •••• applied for shall be staked out by of . . the applicant himself. West Summerland. Each application must bo accom• First-Class panied by a foe of $5, which will CHURCH NOTICES. bo refunded if the rights applied chicken business. He advised trap for are not available, but not other• Carnages. nesting, giving some surprising St. Stephen's Church (Anglican). wise, A royalty shall bo paid on results of his own experience in •—Holy Communion every Sunday the merchantable output of the this lino. at 8 n.m,; also at noon, after mat- : mine at tho rate of Ave contB per due to arrive shortly, to Messrs. W. A. Caldwell, G. J, inB, every first Sunday in month. ton, C. White and others also took part MatlnB 11a.m.; evonsong 7 p.m. don't buy till you BOO thorn, in the ovoning'B discussions. The Livery The person operating the mine oach Sunday. Rev. H. A. Solly, shall furnish the Agont with aworn as they have NO EQUAL B.A., Roctor. Rev. D. E. D. Rob- — WEST SUMMIRLAND — returns accounting for tho full in trie Valley. Work on tho Orovillo-Wenatchoo ortson, Curate. quantity of merchantable coal branch of tho Groat Northern RIy, MothodlBt Church, — Services: mined and pay the royalty thoroon, 1B steadily progrosslng. Tho rails Morning, every Sunday at 10, B0. If tho coal mining rights are not aro now laid to Browstor, and on Sunday School at 11,80. Evening, Drayage • ORCHARD WORK - Jobbing boing oporatod, such returns should Can supply you with a Wednesday of last week tho first fortnightly at 7, alternating with bo furnlshod at least once a year. train loadod with workmen was Woat Summerland.--Rev. R. W. Tho leasowlll includo tho coal min run to that point, although regular Leo, Pastor. ing rights only, but tho losseo may First-Class Outfit train sorvico has not boon establish- HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD bo pormittod to purchaso whatevor od, Tho foroman of tho bridge Baptist Church,—At West Sum- HORSES BAITED available ourfaco rights may bo to go Driving, crow at Ophir stated that he morlnnd ovory Sunday at 10,80 conoidorqd noceflflary for tho work would givo tho contractors tho a.m., Sunday School at 11.45. At CORDWOOD FEED ing of the mlnoattho rate of $10 at right prices. privilego of running traino over the Lakofront Church 8.80 p.m., Charge! Strictly" Moderate an aero. For full information ap the brldgo this wook. — Star, Sunday School at 2.15. Rov. F. plication should bo made to the W. Pattlson, Pastor, U Prlncoton, > Sicrqtary of tho Department of the R 4 Prcflbytorlan Church Services: Interior, Ottawa, or to any agont • n.' If your ad. isn't bringing results, St. Androw's Church, West Sum• or Sub-Agont of Dominion Lands. chnngo tho ad. Othor follows' ads. merland, ovory Sunday morning, G. R. HOOKHAM & CO., Proprietors W. W. CORY, are paying; yours will, if you UBO 10,80, Sunday School, 11.80 a.m. Deputy Minister of the Interior, it right. Evening, fortnightly at 7 p.m.; Tel, Green 6 P.O. Bex IS . N.B.-UnauUiorWad publication of title advar- ENGLISH A painting 1B tho only thing that alternating with tho Methodist lliaaiMtt will not b. paid (or, 1 is oxecuted boforo it 1B hung. Church. Rov. C, H, Daly, Pastor.