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Managing • Editor
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BRITISH OLU B A.I
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. A PROVINCE AIN° TO °ITS,OlN;,
Thurglay,. 27t1% 2911
:Aa British ;Coin.Mbia bac
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Blake's ,ds Hon. Edward B ; .. .e
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d ' et display advertisements
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and'.changes of advertisements must be,
in theaarinters' ' hands not'later :than
6 p.m. . on Monday of the week for
which .:intended. ..
TULIP 27 1911
. ZTRSDAY , .
REVIVING CALEDONIAN GAMES
Oneemore monster posters are "but
'announcing Caledonian (lanes Day :for.
Lucknow. Judging.by'the •efforts put
forth, and. present,evidences •of success,
the committee that,;nearly',two years
ago; -.decided upon.revitiing'-the" day. -of
field sports• that: made Iiucknow famous,,
are going to' -make good, `:°"•`they •have
gone_aboutiit.iin tlieright way.; Their
fir) aim has . been :to keep ;faith : with
the public -they intend•to "produce the,
issuer of l� arriage Licenses
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s gtnea: Better , _ nyeh deadJeod in the tops. In
fel that well managed. orchard' that Z' visited,
nd .rnQre ,__.t
n alta them -absent=*
�,_'"�'"3P°tlyis�•c r�ditioA. $�_...
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pples ;grow plentifully and'iarge at the
al.'ca sea of mountains"
the.general idea.cove ed,
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ung through the province
;west over the main line o£. the C:_ P. Y
one has, to acknowledge that jet
was par
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stupendous mountains t
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a d roc y peace+
timbered lease, and of
and
rivers.
tam ,,streams r ,Y .
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as a
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it no More• does otic
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umba. _ t ..
vinces, .The railways
ow the water courses
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the 'elevations, . and co
is seen from the ear .win
w smooth_ ooth.4 .a
and not tle:'em p
' m un neons c a
wain ut,,lust. in coast and on the. islands of the gulf;, but
Yet .in ass, ten h su shine iu. the fall
p the}�e, is no , ,..Qu6 n,....
from . east :oto, r to. ger them the desired :colon,. l lie
.1 'prize-winning:applea;ares grown in the
`dry belt" already referred to, ' Iti that
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0 f belt, wh;ch, along the math. line f" the
left -is on o
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from a densely sunshine,,; 'Without irrigation, the land
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sage rnoun:,, , produces my a few etittnted. "sag h . ,
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A'look. overt• the-- advertising•r m ,tier
now beforethe public, convinces -one
that neither- effort' nor expense have
been 'spared ' in order to make those,
-:who-'cotne" to the games,, feel that it was
wo
It is not mereadvertising to say that
-everything is:to''be of the very .best.
.Itis a% fact, The T iflile s : an the r
out=door entertainers, , whose •presence
has been arranged for, are those who
recently gave "proof very
front rank; in their particular•, lines,;.
while valuable prizes are offered with , ;a
viewto ,inducing'keen, compete tion 'in
the various .events, .
The interest -with 'which t the day, is:
looked forward to; by the .peep le of . the
town, of the surrounding country . and
of various centres throughout the. 'pro -
vine,' alreadygiv,,.es assurance~ of a_good
crowd, and a fine success .from thepro=
motors viewpoint. „ The one uncertain
factor is they weather. • Let us hope
that Monday, August the, 7th, will be ,.a.
fin day with a fine evening.
of its o to h a ,
wince contains much good farmingland,
though ,the quantityls small as compar
ed with that which is unsuited for. cal-
tivation. 'The tracts of good eland' are,.
found 'in the ' long ,:hut -'comparatively
narrow ;valleys between the. mountain
rangee of the interior, in the riser' vat-
'•lays andthe menthe -of the 'rivers. as
they enter the. sea 'The; soil .,in , these
'valleys'ie.-extremely ferti e and the -.con-
ditions inches- farming.,
itside of' an extensive' dry 'belt that
occupier the interior, otter is,' 'struck by,
als Best and -Cheapest"
oU ord to be without one?
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t �toiuc ed. with water 'it blossoms
bu h • + „
Those are':almost ideal
like: the rose. The d
frit- growin and along
;conditions for, u g g,.
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otn• son,li,
Fraser Se
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as. .. h there area. few fine plantations; some
pioducin others in course of develo e -
_ g� yap
went;. The, largest tract of land suitable
., l 8
't? rowin and the place where'
for fiat � .. g, ...
dustr is most evelo d
that line of.in- .y.._ most , .pe ,a
is in- the Okanagan ., V,they,. where,
,the luxurience of the vegetation., Where'
. there is. not-adense„ growth of.: timber,
there is a `profusion of ferns, .bushes and:;
grasses, that makes one think the • pro-
clueing powers •of the soil` is„ unlimited:
utthe"settler on a•British Columbia
,against=aa--en ire
proposition from .that which ,confronts
his brother •of. the ••prairie, The, 13riti'sh
`Ceriiintitati f saner iaetd: clear his land o=
LUCK.N'01�V, M1 NDAY, .A 16UST 7tb•1.
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1 donian Uiames which were � .
d last' Year: . will : be Greater. and Orander
° teS in �� anada have.
.. .:.. �han Ever . Qest .A#bele# G _...
Secured, and, the Attraction's
will ; be Ung ualltd,
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, President Taft hat won hia long and
strenuorte--fi,ght, for recipmeity- 'The_
Upited Stites Spats Lai llyalasied the
bill on Saturday last;,63. voting for „mid
27 against---practicallY two ,to. ene . in
But that doesnot, make the me,asure:
laW even in the -United States, It will
bedtime effective -only on being ratifie..d
by the)Canadian Parliament.. It is ,a
piece.of cOneurrent legislation, and both
goyerritnetitelnustagree to it.
Tye pa,ssa.ge,of. the measure at Wash-
ing,tonadds new intereat. to 'its fate at
Ottawa.,"; Curiously enongh,„„ite, innina-,-
:aMte fate restt With the: OPlifsiiion. in-
stead of 7ith the ,GOvernment.7 Our
parliamentary proceedure, unfortunate:
is such that 'even few members
can if they like hold any Measure
almost indefinitely. It appeara": to be
theiritentien Of the OPP6sition dins to
hold up the Reciprocity Bill With . a ,
view to foreingthe GOVernmsat. to ap-
peal to the electorS, In the event: 'of
13overntrient be returned With a major-
ity, the Reciprocity Bill Would be 'pass -
:ed al, the first session following; should
/ the Government' be defeated, , the bill
Would not again come,np in Parliaineot.
There bi much spectilation as to What
the ottconie an election *mild be, -
The Liberals express great confidence:of
victory. with an increased majority.
The Conservative " leaders; • however,,
Must nave cOnsi:leiable hope of success;
election. when the Matter restf3 entireq
with them. It is expected that. what
is goingsto he done will 'be pretty weti
known hy the end of the Week,
iled Wire
_ coiled wire. rournt,Y, NETTING
We live carload of the best Cleveland -
firm two to six feat in height.,....WIRE* GATES.ive _ have them ,all
4.1,wayi On hand -We handle Durham cement,
_pi...id nas pro n itself to be
R ofing seaSon VIII 00Y1 09 ,,,,pp,
the bea,t reedy roofing on'ther 'market.' Itiq Made ' by matiuficturers
who have a hundred years' experience, It makes a roof that will
resist any blowing storm of rein, or snow and pesitively will net leak
It its made in one end two ply. ' a
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Paints Varnishes & Enarn'els
We carry a full line of these. • If you lia4e any paititing to do call on
till " ive eart give.you: a "range of ,coldrs to choose from . that is un-
equalled. It your furniture, , woodwork, linoleums, varnished or paint-
ed nowt need retouching; we can give yon exactly what you require.'
doulatedly a great boon to the .housewife..on
sweeping day, WI 011, .1100 cioud of chist that otherwise would rise and
Settle oti curtains, ftir iture cao, is kept te the floor Mid gobs out of
the room. , It vejli also eep awaY • .that dreaded Buffalo moth. ,
Oa-
If you need new. ra.nge call, a.nd examine the Imperial
Oxford—the 6neen of all Range's.,
COAL OIL -12 and 14\ents' gallon -CASH.;
rland
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• i' in Western
smut- o�•ap�rts :put. on ....
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'7th, next. $34,3Q4J moil.l. be.espen1ed
'famous
to attracbl .ns .rues; etc. ' The
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Greater than the fruit -growing husi...
nessf is the traffiC and speculation . in..
ruit Ofiti. such; in name
only. . Once it was deinoinstrateil that
apples, pear's, PlOnis and smaller fruits7,
could. be. miccessfully and Prefitably.
and -level-acre-of ..seixed -prison
Chasers 'over the'
wham never toni the troubletelifItlie
land, at prices, that seemed :fabulous te.
stances. To" the inan, *he Cares to' get
inept., When' in thalTest iret a Pres-
,and the. running events `should prove _
the' most interesting '' run. :off ;n the
ed
novelty has: ' ur
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province,
wnilfla
ur whip
elwhch Will
race.
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,also mew; :against •
.yards and:120 yards,, The- w iIPQ
'wKielrl_ rbew', g
il.tlvuentdaergaook.de`h�toa drin.
c.
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0 Bobby
at .•
while MacDonaldwalks 60 Yards,
great expense,- splendid,' attraction
has been .secured from
Japanese acrobats and other .rforunerg
' hese'will pat on their show both;ufterr
noon and evening. ,Good.". prizes.rare..'
=g R
iyenkor.; iping, and-4lancing and 4the
best. pipers ' and, dancers of A*erlea
will be here to compete. fid : the " even:
ing a grand open air concert will; be'
given in the• Caledonian "°Park, consist
ing of • piping'''and• dancing .performances •
by the Japanese aerobats. and others 4of --
their Co.,- and to beconcluded with the
beat:display:of.fireworks_ever .given xn `.
thus pact of the country .Special rate.
'.41ccittish Coatturias,. has/ been. secured
In addition to thi's, the 'Musical part
int bs sepplied by the Locknew Pipe
'Band and theLucknoW Muaieal Society
Brass Band. ,The athietee
have been Sectired:-BelibY Kerr 'the
'S-printerTnTATiferiCa-4he -rah- l'60"
4th. Frank Iltilbhaus who won the
British Emptre Championship at • the
Ceronation„ Sports.in. the, 100 yard :dash .
and the 220 yards; :rjii:ck Tait Winner
ef the -One and 'chainpionl of -the
British Rinpirefer that distance; •Mel:
Break -whip wen tile. half mile.' in 1,07
ngland year;* Alex_ Cameron'
ohampion vaulter of Canada; Mac:
Donald, the emning champion walker
and the -Only one Who has been able to
:make itint,eresting for Goulding; Geo.
. Lister,. ,Follinsby ',and many others. '
Several :athletic clubs. have written
work in the rat dle and northern parts
of -the' province: -He , had : visited-the-
Bulley .and ether valleys in Whieh fruit:
lands were being sold to innocent but .
speculatiVe paiternertf Ile was much
disa,ppointeci, he said by their ,
inensione;"thoegh of Considerable length
they are .verynarrowand he Was atiprig4'
being .sold -in these valleys. 'than the y
actually contained, atid :he feared that\
some of thepurchaiers would, on visit.
ing their .fatini, find . them , not in.' the
ValleY at all,. but 6h :the' sides . of the
mountaine surrounding it.
of the mountains in ,physical features,:
peoPle__*e_Pouring,:iiit9, it froni -all
quartert of theglobe, There, as in tli
other weetern provinces, there • is a
strong feeling .'ef-ritopirforthe---futiir
Those, who wore there early, feel , sure
that nivii tney are aiming WA:4r. own,
and. nebodY; , who has: been there for
lives' in is. the richest -and • the 'best in
is r this business aWakening manifest:.
Itis.Seen that the Vast natnral resources,
of theprnyince arp,herefter to, have 'a
ton of opal that can be mined On Van
couver'Isia,nd, and they shy -there are
-niarkeefor- all -the -wealth- of-- -fir-- arid
cedar in the foresta; mixed farming
pays, and there ie •a fortime in :fruit- '
and what's more,. the railthicts are coin -
the Mirth Thompssn ver 'and along
the Fraier, 'an I the Gr,and Trunk
sure to ren a fine down from abeut
Fort Geerge to Vancouver,. 'where it:
already preparing !desks for a ;line of
roads .wiltlelieve-themen'opoly; of tra-
fficao long enieyed by the C. R- It.
.They will open up valleys that are, nO7
that Btitish Columbians are hopeful
are givenb-i-the railways -from ail',"
within a.$2.60 singlefire radius and a .
Special. twin will he run from Pahner,;-,
don and back. See. large billa:Toit
farther .;partimilitrs. Don't . Mist the ,
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higher; ranging from $15ii,to $1,000 per
acre, according to lecation and. State , of
cultivation. A 90e -hundred -acre farin
With 20 or ;30 acres clehr, the remainder
rent for §00 Per year. These farms'
ate used for dalryittg, whith is highly
profitable. A farmer ?telling his cream
tes, butter factory gets 40c: per pound
forthe :1:Hitter it will make, While veal
calVes and 'dressed hogs bring tWelVe to
But we hear more just noiv about
frnit-growing in British Columbia than
of any Other line of industry. That :is
larger - se_ the owners of land with
fruit groWing have beemed
pri es along thatline. There is some-
thing attractive abont the idea of fruit -
f articling," and ()Hate years it has, been
very profitable, where.properly conduct-
ed, I siy "where properly conducted"
advisedly,' for fruit trees BritiSh
Caluitibia, in Order to prodileo
grade fruit, need OVen tiOre careful at-
tention inthe way of 'spraying, pruning,
Sm., than they de here in Ontario, A
visited, looked even worse than do those
„similarly treated here. , In B. C, the
excesSive moisture bi the 'fair Of 'the'
year, premotea growth of moss. 611's the
Farm kor, Sale
First class farm, containing 150 acres
tnore or less;.clay soil; now under croP
and grass; good hardwood ' bush.;( good
spring- well; gasOline pump; first. class
brick house, well finished outside and,
in; good large barn and!' stone itables
nivieroeatli; strawshed and other out-
buildings, all in good reptiir; good
orchard and sipall fruits, On 12th Con.
from Worth the money.' Can,
be bought ou reasonable terms with or
without crop, ltor Anther informatien
Call and See the following -Machineix
e \Deering Ideal Mowers
he Deering Ideal Steel Rakes
he Deering -Side DeliverY Rakes
lte Deering Hay Tedders
The' Deering' Hay Loaders
he Deering New Ideal Binders
The Census Of 1901 showed the prov.;
ince to, have a, population Of 140,000.
The four leading cities now have just
about that number-L:VancottVer about
120,000, Victoria 45,000, 'Mew West-
minster 16,000,', Nanamo 10,060 -and
there are many smaller but important
centres besides a very considerable rural
Racing Dogs
As everyone knows•3 whiPPSts are
Specially .trained raemg dogs. At
inive been seenied .to taco at Lucknear
Caledonian Games this year, 1%cl
rpte 100 yards and 200 yards;
will. rade against Frank
Halhbane, who *ill be given it 4‘..et,art"
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oceries
• We s,pecialize along, this line and ....,„„promise, you,
If you are net. customer of ours, w.e woutct like %you. •
Call and -see' us
We are giving special Values Air a 'few -weeks: -now.
. We carry also. It full line of ' FLOUR, Asii
BEED, COAt OIL, CEMENT,' ETC.
Ail kinds of Prodnee Wanted.
FRANK. TATE
And wson Phone 2.
THE
Assets
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Has So* Branches in Canada,. and Agents' and CorreApondept
A, GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS 141:2,ANACTED. '
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