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DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SUM M ERL AND; PEACHLAND AN D' N ARAM ATA SUMMERLAND, B.C. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928 $2.60, payable in advance. VOL XIX.—No. 31.

Nelson's Unlucky Love Adventure.

opened an inn to whichvthe soldiers the amorous captain on board his Finding of Human Bones ^riting in the London "Evening : Surveyors At Work Upon and sailors resorted,. and among vessel," : News," Max Pemberton; well- This seems somewhat drastic known English writer, says:—• them in the year 1782 came the treatment, hardly likely to be pop• "I read in an American journal Captain Nelson, then commanding ular, i in our time, when captains a discussion as to which is the H.M.S. Albemarle, of 26 guns. ; In Burned Shack Adds to ashore to marry maids are.u'sually most beautiful. city in the world; Proposed High-level Road welcome and other people has' ;n and I am not surprised that a "Miles Prentice," says a writer, • to buy confetti. But Quebec writer names Quebec, and ever was and ever will be a names it with emphasis. city of the strictest pro• Mystery of James Grant Summerland to Peachland , We cannot wonder at the prieties. literary enthusiasm Quebec- I would, add that my first Auto Traveller Held Veteran Rancher and Pros• Iron Mask Mine, has provoked. ' visit: to this incomparable - Highway Would Run from "The. majestic appearance Up and Robbed By pector Has Apparently Kamloops, Back Into height was made .during the Jones Flat to Deep of Cape Diamond," says one first considerable snowfall of Thugs on Blewett Disappeared List of Shippers writer ... . the fortifications the • year. I believe' - some v Creek the cupolas, and minaret3, five feet of snow were down like those of an Eastern city, Omak, Wash.—J. W. Simpson, while Kamloops—Three carloads of copper in relatively a few hours, and en-route to Omak, was. the victim of HUT HE OCCUPIED blazing and sparkling in the : USING PART OF concentrates were .shipped a few days anything, - more; , bewitching: hold-ups on Blewett (Pass early Sun• WENT UP IN SMOKE sun. the' noble basin like ,a than the, whitened domes and EXISTING ROAD ago from the Iron Mask mine to Trail sheet of .pu.^pt silver, "in day mprning. The ^highwaymen took smelter, states Manager: McFadderi, pinnacles and the fairy-like : Simpson's Nash sedan, four $10 bills which might ride with safety scenes beyond the walls it is Leg Bones of Man Discover• recentty appointed. .That the mine, is and personal effects, and left him tied Alternative Suggestions are the navies of the world, the :difficult to imagine. back again at' the commercially pro• graceful meanderings of the up.in the woods...As the robbers were ed by Police in ducing stage is shown by this an• But Quebec is the home of about to leave, Mr. and (Mrs. W. G. Made for Southern River St. Lawrence, the fer- superb spectacles, and in the'.' Ruins nouncement. 'V / • . tile valley dotted with \ pic• Davis,'of 'Cashmere,: driving a small End Chateau Frontenac possesses car, approached the . place and they During the past few months, consid• turesque habitant houses; the one of the most: dominating Penticton— erable development work has taken distant falls of Montmorency were also stopped: and tied. The men ^ hotels in I the world. Here The finding of human leg bones in Penticton— "v.> place and. the concentrates' are being . . . the grim purple moun• used Mrs. Davis' stockings for the Surveyors are now. laying out a is; a, great hostelry in.: *b tying *and notified'their victims they burned prospector's shack in old shipped to Trail, not Tacoma as for• tains, -the barriers to the( no other one can name- proposed new.upper road to connect would be killed if< they attempted to merly,-on account of better prices paid North, form a picture which it majestic m the:fashion of a Camp McKinney has added mystery Summerland and Peachland 'on a ,r escape. Simpson walked several -miles by the smelter. Freight charges from is no exaggeration tc say is, mediaeval fortress, - yet as to the strange disappearance of James high level and thus get away from unsurpassed in any part of before reaching a telephone to notify 'Kamloops to Trail'are now,,less than up-to-date as any hotel in Grant, one time rancher at Yellow ' the numerous slides which have so from here to Tacoma". the world." •: -v.: ,.:.-:,'.v, •• Sheriff Wheeler of Chelan - county. America and more comfort• Lake and of recent years prospector often disrupted traffic on the Lake- It is easy to applaud such .About 25 men are now employed at "had niece, - Miss Simpson, able than most. From its terrace' a shore highway...... chauvinism when one has set on Anarchist Mountain. the Iron Mask mine. , ... daughter of Sandy Simpson, whose glorious: panorama of river and vil- '•• Actual decision as to the construc• foot in Quebec and beefi' received lages and blue hills beyond is un• Grant has disappeared, but whether tion of the'suggested new-road^ will charms so captivated thè embryo with that i courtly hospitality. for Admiral that when his-vessel had folded ... and it is no surprise to LAKE FELL AS he is on a prospecting trip or has left probably be made this fall by • 'the which its'people are famous. sailed from port he clandestinely hear that many thousands of Am• his bones in the ruined"shack has not public works department of' the pro• ericans seek this palatial height vince. NEW PRINCIPAL Naturally, romance is never far returned for the purpose * of wed• yet been determined. ding 'the maid of the inn,' which every year and succumb to -its, Jn the meantime, the big gas away from such a picture. There enchantment. SÜNG0T HOT The shack, one of the dozen that * shovel and a gang of men with trucks is a story told of the Lord Nelson purpose was defeated by Mr. Alex• and' grader are busy on the lower IS APPOINTED and of one Miles Prentice, who ander Davidson, then a Quebec "See Naples and then die!" cluster, about the site of the old min• Rather, see -Quebec and find road filling in the gaps torn out by served under' Wolfe and subse• .merchant, who, with the assistance Messrs. Johnson', and Leslie ing camp on Anarchist Mountain, had new^inspiration to live. the high water of the lake. The low quently served beer^ This_ feUow of his boat's crew,.forcibly carried Present Interesting been occupied by Grant for a consid• road is now in good condition, except Mr. K. Caple is Named by erable period during his operations on that it is somewhat rough in various Board—Third Teacher Records * spots.' • :' •".'' "• a mining claim in the vicinity. Not Selected Latest Prices as Mr. >Geo.: Johnson at the: - Experi• On June 15 the shack was intact, ; Two Alternative Route*. GAME SEASONS j There are two alternatives in con• LECTURES WILL Set by Board are mental Station and Mr. A-. M. Leslie according to the observation of a for• nection with the proposed highroad. Some of the changes on the high IN THIS DISTRICTj at the C'P.R. made a summary of the est' ranger. On June 20 only the char- One is to leave the lakeshore high• school staff for the coming year have Published Today weather report for July, which makes way at the gravel pit on the point a been; announced this week by the interesting^ reading.. red ruins remained. The building:was 1 START AUG: 19 short distance south of the Experi• school board. The rainfall for the month was 1.65 apparently burned down sometime be• Quail— in iSimilkameen and South Kelowna, Aug. 1.—i_atest Commit• mental Farm slide. From there the inches and, the most of: that came in tween these dates. Mr. K. Caple, who was on the staff Okanagan, October 15 to'Novem• tee of Direction prices are as follows, road would go up the.hill on an easy last year, has been appointed princi• ber 15. first price wholesaler, second price re• the first few days of the month. This Grant was seen in Bridesville on : grade and across Trout creek west of pal.. Miss paradis will be returning, AT LOG CABIN is more tFan double the average dur-; Willow. grouse—closed for several tailer: June:17. If he is the person who per• the railway bridge.- It would .also but as yet tlie third teacher has not ing July; for the past-twelve years, ished in the fire/ then it must have years. - . t Apples, up to and including Duchess, • cross the railway "tracks and pass been named. which stands at .60. ; , Besant College Summer wrapped, $1.15 and $1.30 per box;' taken place' between June 17 and through West Summerland to Jones' There will likely be a change in the Blue grouse only-r-in Grand Forks, July temperature went out of crates, 85c and $1/ June 20. ; flat and north along the bench, to work allotted Mr. Caple and Miss Par- Greenwood and part of Similka• School at Summerland bounds also and created a record that adis this year as some of the subjects meen,..' September 15 to October , Peaches, Triumph and other yellow-] Mr. Johnson said he could not find Two men claim to have seen him Deep Creek, dropping down again Has, Programme on June 30, but some doubt has been there to the dakeshore. Deep Greek taken by these two last year were not 16. cling.varieties, minimum size 96s, 75c equalled in -the tabulations kept at the ; thrown on the accuracy of their ob• what- they had elected to teach. Blue grouse, ptarmigan and Frank and 90c per box. Shipment of twos 'Station..:. is two miles: south of Peachland. ; servation. The second alternative is to keep The school' board meets next week, lin grouse (fool hen) in remain SEVERAL OUTSIÏ5E forbidden. . , -\ • "For ten consecutive days the ther• on the lakeshore road through lower when possibly-it will have reached a : der of ,this section of eastern dis LECTURERS COMING Apricots, to Winnipeg market only, mometer reached 90 degrees•or over, -General belief is that the man whose Summerland to Peach Orchard (Log definite decision as to the third teach trict, Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. Prairie ones, four-basket crates, $1.10 and between July 20 and 30 inclusive,: and leg bines were found in the remains Cabin) going up. to the West'Sum• er to be engaged. chicken or ;Sharp tailed grouse $1.35; twos, 75c and 90c. Elsewhere, this includes two of the hottest days' of the\buildjng by the provincial po• merland : elevation theiie and striking •••.' closed. Demonstrations of Handi• ones, four-basket crates, $1 and $1.20; when the mercury "was: pushed to 100, lice is Grant. through Jones' flat along the same Cock Pheasants—North Okanagan craft and Pottery Will twos;' four-basket crates, 75c and 90c. with: one other day coming close to ;'His truck ' has been standing idle that point, reaching 99. - '. soute as already 'mentioned.; This and part of Similkameen, North Be Given To prairie markets in suit cases in at Camp' McKinney for six weeks: ' \ • second alternative ; would preserve TOBACCO FIELD Okanagan and Kamloops, Oct. 15 standard peach box, 80c iand 95c. To The average temperature for the Body Entirely Consumed more of the lakeshore road and ' to Nov. 15. 'Vancouver and-Coast points only, in past twelve years in July stands "at An inspection of what is left of the create less new construction. It 95:5. Usually the hot spell each .year European partridge — Nor^h Ok• The-sixth session of Besant College | suitcases < in standard peach box, 75c Shack shows that the blaze must have " would also save the necessity of a summer school is to open: at the -Log I and 85c; >in open lugs, 3%c and A%c broke after five days' duration. been a' hot one as little remains.- The : Bridge' across Trout' Creek and would DAY AT FARM anagan and South Okanagan, Oct, Mr. A. M. Leslie at the C.P.R. .has Cabin, Summerland, on Sunday, per pound. " body of whoever was. in the place at^ keep lower Summerland on the main 15 to Nov. 15. been/keeping track; of ,the lake levels August 19/ continuing.'.until Septem• Plums, all varieties, ones, four-bas• the time of the fire. was .almost en- ' 5 highway as well: as putting the Sum• Partridge closed in Similkameen since earlyrin May, and has-^an;inter• Tobacco growers and those interest• ber 2."'.'.'- George W. Weaver is princi• ; tirely'consumed.. 'Part'.of a thigh bone merland camp site in ^Peach'- Orchard "Ducks—(except wood and eider) ket crates, 90c and $1.10; twos, four- esting ..report, ^- ed- in establishing a tobacco industry pal and Jack Logie .is manager. - ...v w., . , During:,the::past thir atfd- th'Q^bone^of. the-lower part of-the^ 1 : > basket cfate8;>75c :>-:J:-,..-:v?:r:?j^^;.-; , '•:::';..,:- -v.^- ".:.,.... Evening Lectures at 8 o'Clock. and a half inches, or, to be more near ably the largest up to'date.:'It is'mov- floor into a hole below and thus was •• volve a considerable^'expendiimre in held at the Dominion Experimental 'Geese, Wilson 1 snipe, Coots and Sunday, Aug. 19.—Theosophy and ly exact, a little over seven and three- !iiig satisfactorily, though *. the -United not destroyed in the blazing building. dealing with the'Experimental Farm Station at Summerland on Thursday, the Problems of Life. Jack Logic. eighths. The hot- days ; apparently -Brant—Sept. -15 to Dec. 31. 1 States quotations are such that the slide which threatens further.trouble August 16. _ ' Monday, Aug.- 20—Labor in the decreased the water flowing into the From this .evidence it is hoped to '•Deer—Mule, Bucks only, Sept, prices are being affected thereby; as mud and water are how oozing Mr. T. G. M'ajor, acting chief of the. New Age. Angus Mclnnis. lake and no doubt there was consid• establish the'identity 'of the man who 1 • , to Nov. 30, limit of two. Tomatoes' are not yet in large sup• down'there in considerable quantity. tobacco division, at Ottawa, will be Tuesday, Aug. 21—The Poetry of erable evaporation. ,The level is now died in the lonely prospector's cabin Bear—Sept' 1 to June 30, (but no ply, and prices accordingly have been The route from Jones' flat north visiting the station at that time, and Canada., Walter MacRaye. but four and a quarter inches -higher and to reconstruct the story of how would follow the present narrow trapping.) ' ' maintained on the level consistent he met his death. • tDe da > - Wednesday, Aug. 22—The Begin• than on May 17 high 'road to a considerable extent, y will be spent in the tobacco] with the demand, which has been except';that the stretch'immediately. fields at the Summerland station in nings of a World University. Rev. Arthur D. Anderson. good. north from Jones'- flat would keep his company. The, tobacco crop on Cucumbers are now being produced closer to the lake than at present, the farm 'is .looking 'particularly good TEN YEARS FOR Thursday, Aug. 23 — Robert in large quantities. The committee thus, avoiding, a "heavy .grade. A this year and a wide range of experi- Browning; Poet, Musician and Philo• FUNERAL OF HON. MR. BULYEA sopher. Rev. A. E. Whitehouse. has set rock-bottom prices on these splendid view oyer West Summer- mental work; is under way, a total of which it does not expect to lower, as ,land would be afforded as well as eisht acres being grown all told. ' ; Friday, Aug. 24—What is Music BANK HOLD-UP and Why? Geo. W. Weaver. they are such as should obtain the 'several fine panoramas of the lake. The meetings wfll start at 1.30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. •25—Social Even• widest distribution. • HELD IN OLD HOME ON PRAIRIES U«ing Three, jyiilen of Road sharp and tor those from a distance Of the nine-mile stretch from who may wish to visit the farm earll- c n r> r *« . ing and Camp Fire. Early apples are now in good sup- n uly and already more than 1,000-have - <- ji,,. ti,ot, ,mpV * ; U. Roberts, Who Had Sunday, Aug. 26—Why is KriBh- Word has been received that -the] of ipasadeaa, Calif.; 'Mrs. hRiT.-' Bab• tea and coffee'will be provided at the] Gun Battle With Con• namurti the World Teacher? Jack gone to market, Contrasted with'only three niiles of the old, narrow road a little over 1,000 last year at this bitt, of, Gagetown, N.B.; Mrs;'Chas. log cabin at the station. Logie. funeral service .for' the late : Hon. stable in Pen. Geor could be used with widening and Monday, Aug. 27—War and Peace. time. Quotations from the U. S. haons BQ H. V, Bulyea was held in Qu'- Slipp,; Cambridge; N.BJ; Mrs. Dr. Lip- •straightening. Six miles of new Russell Munn. these are also low, A carloacentd s ner APPelle' Saskatchewan, on Friday af• sett, Summerland, and Mrs. J. B. Rob• highway would bo necessary. Good S.D. Roberts, the debonair bank Tuesday; Aug. 28 — Community gone' into Winnipeg at 60 ternoonof last week, July 27, where inson, Peachland, The late Mrs. White road material is available along tho bank robber and would-be killer who ife. Adolf Schwenk. box' from Washington h s ody was of Summerland, Mrs. Mellor's mother, entire route. It is as yet too soon to discuss pric- ! ^ , hvid to rest beside, that KEOfMlATER ne 8on was another sister. ••'. ' had the gun battle' with Provincial Wednesday, Aug. 29—Is an Ideal It is believed that a completed es or dates of maturity on Wealthy, °V, ^ > Percy., Constable-Robertson in an auto be• Religion Practicable? Jas. Butter- He. did hot get started to school highway along this route, even in• Molntosh or Jonathans. Indications 'M"-,-Bulyea accompanied the body tween Summerland and Penticton field. till he was nine years of age, but ex- truding the distance involved • in are that these dates will be approxi-l'—„„„i to" 'Saskatchewan, leavin g ...... Peachlan. d . last June is spending ten years In Thursday, Aug. SO—Doukhobors D SP0RmAUG:8-9 |on turning up to West Summerland Walla Walla penitentiary. He» waB Christian Community of Universal mately the same as last year. Quan Wednesday morning and arriving.'hiblteand entered gread t collegaptitudo e at fofifteenr , learnin yeargs from the lakeshore would bo some• sentenced at Spokane recently. Brotherhood. By a member of the titles will bo considerably in excess. ,::„„•. . . ,. -, . , ., graduating with honors at nineteen. what shortor than tho existing lako- Two-Day Celebration at Re-| Community. Low Prices on Peaches "'• was .UoW in the United, church, the Ho was a good scholar in French, He Bhore road to Peachland. ** Roberts together with' an associate 8 6V> Friday, Aug. 81—The Problem of The outlook for prices on poaches ^^S^tnP??! ? nf ! S taught school for a time, but camo The lakeshore and upper roads gatta Up the. Lake T. L, Gibbs. had hold up a bank at oi Youth. Mrs. Betty Hampton. < is not at all good. Low quotations £: ™°™*> g™}™ the .First .Bap west in the, eighties and settled in wore inspected on Wednesday by lone, Wash., on .Saturday June 16 Us rc Elna This Month Saturday, Sopt. 1—The God with from 40 cents to 60 cents per box aro iS" i'^^°n - gave the address Qu'Appelle, Sask,, whore he and Mrs. taking ($1700. In their escape Roberts h e aB Mr. W. A. McKonzio, M.L.A., Mr. Kelowna's famed annual regatta is being received by Jobbers from tho J » ]^ attendance at Bulyea made thoir first "Home in the was shot in the back of the head. Clay Feet. Geo. Weaver. t,J ^ . n McKay, district engineer, and R, J. scheduled to take place on Wednes• U. head abovo the water, Bho was 1n a difficulty ln making arrangements to WIN DFCT^lVFl Y wook. had an Immonao jycto^JJ wick'sVow aodan was badly damaged , Although Mr. Bulyoa onjoyod fairly crltioal condition whon the guard ar- BOO tho water sports. vvnv U6VWIYKI,I good health and vigor for quito a tlmo Tho iSummorland bowling club was "Thursday, Aug, 28 —- Outing at pota oos, which has boon• wj«JJ«J an(l tUo otll0r ^ a studobakor, own- rlvod, victorious ovor thoir southern oppo Croscont Bench, BoBoboll, etc, Booking * ed and drlvon by J. Caruso,'also, sut- aftor coming to Peachland ho had for Plans Are Advanced undor tho Buporvlslon ot tl o Main nontB, iPonticton, at tho local groons "Thursday, Aug, 80—Outing at ^1^-QZfi^« SwrtS, fored, but less seriously. sovoral months lately .boon quito 111, New Packing House For Kamloops Fall Dominion Exporlmontnl Farm. iaSnT^ "Thl BarwTck car was procoodlng being practically bodfast for tho last last evening, winning two games ou.t land rOWHO uuiumiv'"" . ., _. «„,,,,,in,r wnn Built By Occidental Fair; Big Prize List of throo in a decisive manner. Tho "SyllabuB is subjoct to change, but ffiCcommlttoroSd under tho towards Tulameen «,o other car was two wooks of his lifo, Kamloops—Plans aro well ndvancod local bowlors amassed a total ot 07 toplcB stated will bo ndhorod to as AmondmontB to tho Produce Market-, on its way lo Morrltt. Throughout his ontlro lifo Mr, Bul• For Kelowna Trade points to thoir opponents' 43, thus cloHoly na poRslblo. yea had boon intoroatod in tho polit• for tho Kamloops Fall Fair, with ovory ing AotTat Jo: SosBlon of the koglalat- Tho acoidont occurred at a hairpin winning by 24 points. "All clnssos and locturos aro open turn whore tho road is vory narrow, ical IBBUOB of tho country, Ho was n Kolowna—-Tho Oocldontnl Fruit Co., promise that the ovont will bo a very uro in 1028. Bon Nowton's rink was outstanding, to tho public froo of charge Meals with a stoop hank dropping sovoral Liberal in politics and a IlnptlHt hi Ltd, announco tho opening today of successfu— l ono-. Much enthusiasm is Bocnring a largo majority ovor Mao- soryod In common dining room and hundred foot on tho roadside, orood. Ho was also a strong support' thoir now packing house on Ellis bolng manifested in tho cit""y and Dongnll's tonm. Tho othor two gamos oxponaos 'ahnrod on a communal Department Finds Whon tho drivers aaw oach othor er of («lio cause of tomporancc, Btroot oppoatto tho C, N. R, station, throughout tho lntorior farming dia- wore more ovonly dlvldod, basis. Tonts and cots will bo provid• faco to face a tow yards apart oach On ono ocension, whi'o serving na whore in futuro all fruit panging trlots, A good crowd attended tho matchoa ed, but visitors aro oxpoctod to bring Codling Moth Not a private momber In tho old North through thoir hands for nhlpmont will Temporary alterations will bo m.ido and holpod considorably In tho club's thoir own blankots, and If you havo West Torritorlos government, ho w«« bo graded and paoltod, Although con- In

more noticeable towards the" novels: flrmation of this,;itiis-toHbe found-in A Sunday .school teacher had been . il of Anthony Trollope after the publica the ,despatch published' a few days lecturing her class on virtue and its tions of'his autobiography, in which ago to the effect that one Hickman, reward. PEACHLAND NEWS he told of his clock-work system of convicted some months ago for a "Now tell me,'.' she said, "what sort UNCONSIDERED TRIFLES writing, so many words having to be murder of incredible brutality, has of people get the biggest crowns when By Our Resident Correspondent ; penned in each,fifteen minutes. This successfully moved, for a new,trial! they go to heaven?" seemed too cold-blooded, and he took "Them with the biggest heads," an- Sad news has come from England! submarine signalling experiments off off the edge of the readers' affection. It has'been claimed that most of the sweh&r her brightest- pupil. Mr. E. S. Smith, of Calgary, a• for-] further particulars are available •, at That hopelessly benighted country is the American coast a few months ago, There have been several instances fatalities at railway crossings are mer resident in Peachland and better i this time of writing. * * * a source of bitter disappointment, to and is,said to be interrupting similar lately of similar indiscretion on the caused by the rashness of the autoist known to citizens here as Ted Smith one Mr. Lukin work at the present, time,It is re• part of people in the public eye. I who thinks he, can Jr., motored in from Calgary, accom• Mr. McClement recently traded in MR. JOHNSTON'S Johnston, who ported that the noise with which the venture to say that the articles now CROSSING 'beat the-train', and panied by his wife and little 'boy, and his Ford coupe and is now driving a DISAPPOINTMENT has been com• noisy oyster annoys the operators is being published in a well-known Am• THE DEADLY possibly this is cor• Hotel Dunsmuir spent a day in town. Owing to car Chrysler sedan. missioned by a something like a person humming a erican journal by Mussolini, illustrat• rect. But a certain VANCOUVER, B.C. trouble and loss of time en route and « * • Western Canada newspaper to send tune, and this is quite contrary to the ed by photographs quite evidently per centage of i these crossings are a specified date ahead, he was very Our local butcher, Mr. Wm. White, over his impressions for the benefit of dictum of Tom Hood the Younger, posed for the occasion, will not in any just plain death : traps, and no less. much disappointed not to be able to has "pulled up stakes" this week and its readers. Mr. Johnston, I gather, who was responsible for the story of way increase our admiration for that What other description can be given Make the Dunsmuir your spend more time here, but made the moved "bag and baggage" to Oliver, was born in England, but has been the singing mouse who rendered modern dictator, who is better judged I of a crossing where the track in both best of the opportunity he had to see home while in Vancouver where he is starting up a meat shop. away from home a good many years, 'IShells of the Ocuan" to a whistling by his actions than his philosophy. J directions is hidden by trees or;brush as many as possible of his old friends Although, like all meat shops, he may and now that he is on a visit to the accompaniment by his friend the oy• The same journal contains another growing along the roadside near it? Rates: $1.50 per day and up. and' acquaintances. Ted is looking have had the odd bit of tough meat old homestead, he finds things not at ster! But whether whistling or sing• Such a crossing was in the public eye well and is in line spirits. He says example of unconscious revelation Special rates by week or month. to 'handle, it must be admitted that all to his liking. At Ascot some weeks ing, the oyster can no longer be held which will certainly lower our esti• a week or two ago, when a truck driv- he hopes to be back again in about for the chance a meat shop has in a ago, he was apparently much disturb• up to disdainful comment as being ! er came to grief owing to the fact that CENTRAL LOCATION. two years and will arrange to spend mate of the cartoonist responsible for small town Mr. White gave good serv• ed in his mind at the general gaiety dumjj, and one more saying is wiped 'Mutt and Jeff." In recounting the | he could not see the approaching train more time then. Free Bus. Cafe in connection ice' and will be missed by the whole in evidence, which seemed to indicate off- the slate. until too late. In some cases the con• steps which brought him to his pres• 46-tf-c • • * community, as will also his wife, who an" age of reprehensible frivolity; a ent position, Mr..'Bud' Fisher artlessly ditions are. made worse by a curving After two weeks' vacation which was at all couple of weeks down there during on one who was able to write with a courses given to those /who were im. of this i General Cemetery Work ing again last week to continue her d0n Jorce and the apricot season. little more intelligence, .and a good pressed at the public gatherings. Van THF nmniic that' ing of the despatch telling For designs and prices see visit with her father, Mr. R. E. Law. deal less mental astigmatism. He may cbuver, Winnipeg, Edmonton andCal- rnMplmcnM of his own city. Nat- particular event, requires some cor- left on Thursday R. H. ENGLISH, Local Agent ' Mrs. Trimble presently become more reconciled to among the places favored ywivirAKioON urally the compar-, rection, seeing that' it. meritions sev:; gary were PRICE ST. VERNON Two more Fords have been added morning last on a business trip to the crudities and barbarities of his by the activies of Dr. Miller, and it » , , ison was greatly in.eral contestants being retired by the to the list of 'Peachland cars, Mr.,J. Hagerman, Idaho. ^avpr of the native product, but. we presiding officials, "having LOST motherland, and modify his strictures was at the last named city that he mu As no person pos- Sanasac and Mr.- Todd each having-, accordingly. In the meantime we may was finally-takenin charge for deport- ^: overlook that as,a. symptom of ! THEIR SENSES." MAIL SCHEDULE recently purchased one of .the deliv• Mrsj Rossi (nee Miss Alice Wright) be sure that, if Mr. Lukin Johnston is atioii. ^The technical point on, which a state of mind to which we have to ] sessing any sense worth speaking ery type, a utility car, to help them1 in, was a visitor in town during theweek, ; about "would take part in any' such disappointed with England, that long- Ottawa has confirmed the order made some extent become hardened. We i For the convenience of our readers the handling of their produce. ' returning to her home in Penticton suffering country- can continue to get February, is that his- entry into Can- long ago conceded that all American crazy contest the despatch implies a . * * * on Tuesday evening. ••«-.• m we give below the time of closing of along very well without Mr. Lukin ^ illegal, since he came -as a geese are swans, and let it go at that.! sheer impossibility! AUT0LYCUS a a was all mails at the local p ostoffices, for Guests registered at, the Edgewater Johnston. visitor, but. immediately began the ex But our Chicago chief was apparently Inn during the last week include the The .Okanagan Centre tennis club despatch by boat: and, train; and also . : ercise of his "profession". It is also not so much bent on depreciating the following: Mrs. J. D. Dunford and Mr. •paid a visit . mixed up in some flotations of boners, combined for a picnic which ables and Mrs. Gibson and lost to Mr. to do so, as the procedure of American land with boat for Kelowna and except Sunday. deutly too tame for certain jazz con- stock; companies which have, cons is t- was held on Thursday of last week Gibson and Mrs; Macfarland, Mr. Wil• courtB allows, them to raise all sorts Lake Points. ductors, and have been changed to ently come to grief, and he at one AT WEST SUMMERLAND OFFICE on the beach in front of1 the Wilson liams and.'Miss Hire. of, technical barriers against convic• WESTBOUND meet the supposed-taste of the mod-' time was, given sixty days "holiday': tion, and to finally escape. Of course Mails for despatch at this office are property; Over forty-five people were era child. And, in11 making these i at Wormwood Scrubs, which happens No. 11—Leaves Nelson daily 9:05 p.m. closed as follows: •\ COME AND KNOW the comforts of this is no nev/s to the world in gener• present and enjoyed an afternoon of changes the gifted persons responsible I to be an English prison. It was also Leave West Summerland daily 11:57 'Sunday, 11:20 a.m. ah up-to-date Marcel, Cut, Shampoo, al, it being in plain sight all the time, sociability and sports with the usual for them have taken,.'vulgar liberties'. very hard luck for the professor that a.m. For Vancouver and Coast Points—At good eats. Prizes were given for Facial, etc., done by Mrs. Elliott, in and admitted by more, respectable which should never have passed scr-ut- UPrince Hohenlohe, whom he was treat- sections; of the; legal profession. But Arrives Vancouver daily 10:45 p.m. 11:20 a.m. daily except Monday. swimming, foot races, jumping and her home. • : 31-1-c 1 iny by the concern •. putting them on ing for tuberculosis, happened to die Observation and Dining Car Service For Penticton, K.V.R. arid Boundary-^- nail driving contests. nothing seems to be done about it, and the market. The children for .whom j r-from ptomaine, poisoning. And a thus we have' the /spectacle of a pre• on all' tii'ns At 5:15 f -p.m. daily except, Sunday. "Will you let me kiss yon if I give these records are presumably made, j lady being treated by him for pissem- sumably efficient police •' f oirce' lbokirig For Sicamous, northbound At 6.50 Word has just been received in you a penny?" asked the little boy's must not. be content with the old ver-j inated Schlerosis was unkind enough REID JOHNSTON, Agent a.m. except .Sunday. town as these items leave for the on at crime simply because it is use• aunt. sipn of "Hey, Diddle-diddle, The Cat to die three days after she. was admit- less to take action. If we want con- For•! Summerlandi' (loeal mall)—10:40 press that Mrs. Chas. Evans passed "A penny!" he exclaimed."Why I and the Fiddle," but. are offered this I ted to his ^institution, and so lead to KETTLE VALLEY RAILWAY a.m. except Sunday. : away in the Kelowna hospital on get more than that for taking castor pearl of great- .price Vinstead: ','Hey i his "holiday" at Wormwood Scrubs. Summerland (local)—b: 15 p.m. daily. Thursday morning at. 7 o'clock. No oil." ' Diddle-diddle, Now Why the" Devil, DO [This versatile' person' also ..interested ,". MAILS ARRIVING They All Get Out of Tune." Then fol-! himself in 'a film company, although .From Variseuvor atijd :Coiit—7.15 a.m. lows a series of the most approved' the connection between .moving pic- daily except Mbriday^' • '• jazz discords, eminently calculated to' tures and psychological healing is not From Penticton; K.V.R. and Boundary train the young idea in' appreciation; very plain. Then there were some epi- —11.30 a.m. daily -except Monday. NOw it would be very | sodes in the cities of Boston and Buf• From Steamer Sicamous, southbound of good music! falo, ' where', he came into much dls- i-7 40 a.m. daily except 'Monday. interesting to learn why a great phon• ograph company should suppose that favor with the police. It is only fair such a perversion would be accept• to Bay that this very unlucky professor able to the average man who innocent• sent detailed "explanations" of all ly buys this record to amuse his chil• 'these happenings to the editor of '"Sat• SYNOPSISOFLAND dren. We have seen some of our fin urday Night," and it is only one more est music jazzed and syncopated, and misfortune tha they do not seem to have bent our heads to'the storm,'have satisfied that hard-hearted inui- 1 vidual. The legitimate conclusion is ACT AMENDMENTS hoping. it would seen paBS. But why we should put up with rowdy interpre j that a person with this doubtful rec- PRE-EMPTIONS tations: of our children's nursery lore lord is not a desirable acquisition to Vacant, unreserved, surveyed is not quite clear. It looks as though Canada, and, it is satisfactory to find Crown lands may be pre-empted*'by ' Blue Ribbon lea some censorship is required. that he must depart. British subjects over 18 years of-age, and by aliens on declaring intention Aiu-uws The celebrity who ventures to Reliable Suhl by all ijroccrs Let us now consider' a reported to become British subjects, condi• take his public into his confidence metamorphosis which is much pleas- tional upon residence, occupation and regarding the motives and methods anter to think of than the one just improvement for agricultural pur• • which govern his dealt with. It is poses. GRAFTING in the vegetable INDISCREET career, sometimes Pull information concerning regv REVELATIONS unconsciously re EXTRAORDINARY world this time, lations regarding pre-emptions is veals a great deal and seems to con• given in Bulletin No. 1, Land Series', more than is good for his personal CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS tain vast and pleasing possibilities, be• "How to Pre-empt Land," copies of standing with that public in the fu ing no IOBB than the growing of toma- which can be obtained free of charge | Lure. I think I have previously re by addressing tho Department of Lands, Victoria, B.C., or to any Gov• ernment Agent. . The New Train---" THE simple as the average gardening op- Records will be granted covering Affording Direct Service Between oration, consisting merely of grafting VictoriousEverytvhere only land suitable for agricultural a tomato vino on a potato > stock, the VANCOUVER—KAMLOOPS—TORONTO A COMPLETE purposes and which is not timber rosult being tomatoes above and pota- The world's foremost racing drivers entrust their chances of victory Effective May 31 Effective May 23 "and, I.e., .carrying over 5000 board tatoes below. The report comes from and their personal safety to Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires, EASTBOUND WESTBOUND LINE OF foot per acre west of tho CoaBt Missouri, and some people may recall More and more car owners are insisting upon the same trouble- Lv. Kamloops 7.SO p.m. Daily Lv. Kamloop» 5.00 a.m. Daily Range, and 8000 foot por acre east a well known phrase, and declare that free, dependable, economical tire performance and art fitting their cars with these bettor tires with the scientifically designed safety tread and of thnt Range. CONTINENTAL LIMITED they are "mon from Missouri" until, BALLOON the extra Gum-Dlpplng process by which thousands of extra mllos are Applications for pro-omptlons aro they have actual proof. But I suppose | VANCOUVER—KAMLOOPS—MONTREAL built in the tire. t? bo, addressed to tho Lnnu Com- wo are all open to test tho matter, and EASTBOUND WESTBOUND mlBsionor of tho Land Recording Di• there 1B great joy in the proBpoct of FlruloniflwcailnomertlhanareltnarvUru. Your ntarttt Flrtilam DtaUt Lv. Kamloops 8<2S a.m. Dally Lv. Kamloops 8.1 S p.m. Daily TIRES will gladly ittw you and ouuro you matt mlltafi /or your mon«y. vision in which tho land applied for so generous a return as a doublo crop. FIRESTONE TIRE t» RUDJ3ER CO. OF CANADA, UMITttD On,Sale May 22 to Sept. 30—Return Limit October 31 s situated, and are made on printed And thoro is obviously room for moro . HAMILTON, ONTARIO 'orma, copies of which can bo ob LOW SUMMER TOURIST FARES TO ALL POINTS EAST experimenting along similar UnoB. | tainod from the Land Commissioner Why not bud sweet corn on the sugai! 1,280 by Rrì1—800 0 ty Pra-omptibns must bo occupiod foi TRIANGLE TOUR \ M" * Water cane, for instance? or tho garden peal five years and improvements made, I Fare $60.45 Return on tho artichoke? In tho latter ensoj to value of $10 per acre, including (Trip That Attracts Thousands From thoro would bo still furihor gain, since! clearing and cultivating at least flvo ALASKA |AU Over the Contlnont—$90.00 Return the stom of tho artichoke would pro- ncros boforo a Crown Grant can bo I From Vancouver ' vldo support for the pea vino, and do rocoiyod. T. G, BEAVIS, Agent, Summerland, B.C. away with tho toll and troublo of ' Moit Miles Per Dollar sinking. To toll tho truth, this last For moro dotailod information BOO Use Cnnndlan Nationnl Express for Money Orders, Forolgn tho Bulletin "How to Pro-omp* ChoquoH, Etc., nlBo your next shlpmont. 1B my friend George's idea: ho IKIB nevor yet Bummonod up onorgy enough Land." THE LARGEST RAILWAY SYSTEM IN AMERICA to cut BtlckB for his poas, but trios PURCHASE to porBimdo them to run along a wlro, Applications aro recolvod for pur with tho conBoquonco that they got chase of vacant arid unrosorvod Crown InridB, not bolng tlmborland, woefully intormixed, and end, by sag• ft«uimtt»Jtttttmtt«utt««tttijjttttmtiiiJtt}ttttitttiJttitttttittJtttmt«tttt«tnitttt«rr< for agricultural purposos; minimum ging mournfully to tho ground, But TF you've ever had price of flrat-clnas (arable) land Is IB6 now ho sees hopo of a solution of that troublo getting your BUILDS THB ONLY nor acre, and second-class (grazing) e problem, Ho also talks of trying to size of balloon tire, come lnnd, $2,50 pov aero, Further infor• CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY utilize tho moro robust of tho woodB mation regarding purchneo or loaao ho is tbo lazy to domoliHh, and in im• here. Wo specialize on of Crtwn landa is givon in Bulletin MONTREAL—TORONTO—CHICAGO—VANCOUVER agination already BOOB crops of runner No. 10, Land Sorlos, "Purchaso and beans drooping gracefully down tho Goodycars so that we GUM-DIPPED TIRES Lonso of Crown Lands.'1 New Type Open Observation Cars Between Calgary and flno specimens of pigweed ho invari• a ably produces in his garden, In this can carry a complete HOMESITE LEASES Unsurvoyod areas, not exceeding Revelstoke are free privilege of Standard Sleeping way ho claims that hiB garden will bo range of sizes without 20 acres, may bo lonsod as homosltos, tho most Intensively cultivated ploco Car Ticket Holders conditional upon a dwelling bolng ' of ground ovor soon, With crops bolow overstocking. And re• % Forster • • Dealers oroctod In tho first yoar, title bolng I producing crops above, and ovon tho member— Goodyear Ned Bentlcy - Local Dealer obtainable nftor rosidonco and im• Oil Burning Locomotives in the Mountains woods conscripted for active sorvlco, West Summerland provement conditions aro iulflllod ho foresees an ontlroly now ora In prices are low) Ask us Five Trains Daily in Each Direction and land huB boon survoyod, vogotablo gardening, with a minimum LEASES of work callod for. And POBBlbly ho is for a price on your size. Complete Atlantic Ocean Arrangements Made Here For gracing and Industrial pur- right. POBOB, areas not oxcooding 040 ncroa may bo leased by ono porson or a Our Hotels, Steamships, Telegraph, Express, Passenger For Sale By If you need a Telephone, we will be glad to serve company. Wo are being forced to give up many and Freight Services Unexcelled of our familiar oxproBBlonH at a bo- • you. If your time is of value, you would do well to Undor tho Grazing Act tho Prov• wlhlorlng rale.. Only a abort score BUTLER make use of the Telephone. ince la dividod into grazing districts Direct Telegraph Wires to Calgary and Vancouver N of yoars ago, nnd tho rango administered undor n TH E VOCAL OY8TER If a man wore and GRAZING Grazing Commissioner, Annual graz. ttHkod to do' ORDER YOUR PHONE NOW STEAMER SICAMOUS—DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY ing pormlts aro laauod, baaed on num. Bomolhing ImpoBBlhln, ho would say, WALDEN Northbound, 7.20 a.m.—Southbound, 6.30 p.m. borH rangod, priority being givon to "Why, I might an woll try to fly!" established owners. Stock-ownors Whoro would bo tho bearing of that Buylnft hero doesn't mean may form aaaoclntlons fir rnngo man- remnrlc now? And what becomes or agomont. Froo, or partially freo A. M. LESLIE, Agent the oxpfoHBlon "Dumb as nn oyBtor'^ waiting a few days for it SUMMERLAND TELEPHONE CO. permits aro avallnblo for settlors, in face of the Btatomont that tho Bong; enmpow and travellora, up to ton ,'ttmmmummmmmmmmummmmtjmtm}tmmmmmmmimmmmmmv,< of tho oystor lntorferod with Homo hoad.

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THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928

THE SUMMERLAND BEVIEW Showing Canada (Published at Summerland, B. C.) ^WßüROARTAKEN V Established August, 1908 , World of Politics her Opportunity in World Trade WALTER M. WRIGHT, Editor and Manager (By an Ex-Writer of the Ottawa Press Gallery.) AT THEIR PEAK; , Member of Canada Weekly Newspapers' Association MEI Another Striking Advertisement SUBSCRIPTION RATES The announcement from Victoria that thè MacLean ad PEACHES MOVE CEL; «TAT $2 60 per year by mail in Canada; $3.00 by mail outside of ministration will take until the end of the third week in by the Trade and Commerce the Dominion—All In advance. August to wind up its business, will relieve the electors, Robert Wilson, committed for trial this side of Princeton to patrol while of the necessity of trying to think politically until the OSOVOOS Department Ottawa sum-|Q|{vei. and Areas at Princeton on a charge of breaking other constables worked in various mer dog days are about over. This decision will give Dr. ' ArAÌe H Clearer*ì d_ j U'"i'i_p " into the P. Burns store there on July other directions. Constable Gill was NEED OF SUPERVISION Tolmie that much longer to try to solve the problem of 9 and wanted for escape from Mc• successful, in locating the fugitive at picking a cabinet of eight from a field of thirty-five. The With Cots Neill Island penitentiary, where he Juliet. The various striking advertisements of the Trade and Commerce Department at premier-elect will have our sympathy during the next few was serving a twenty-five year sen• The P. Burns store at Princeton was " Young people, because they are young, look weeks for it is hard luck in a way to have to form a cabin• Ottawa which have appeared in Canada CANTALOUPES SOON tence for mail robbery is again in burglarized early last month when newspapers from time to time are calculated for, expect and must have active recreation, et during, a period when one would much rather go fishing. custody after his escape from the $215 in cash was taken. That plenty of pressure is being applied on behalf of cab• to create an "export trade consciousness" TO BE COMING IN Princeton jail last Friday morning, j Broken glass and a typewriter cov throughout the Dominion. but because they are lacking, in experience inet aspirants can be safely assumed, but in the end Dr. He was taken at Juliet on the K.V.R. er from the office were sent to Pen It was decided last year by the Honour• they often do not have the grounding upon Tolmie will probably follow thè; practice of the late Sir! near Coquihalla on Monday morning ticton to Provincial Constable Robert able James Malcolm, Minister . of the, Wilfred Laurier who had a habit of getting the advice of Tree Fruits Are All Sizing which successfully to build plans for their own by Provincial Constable Gill of Prince• son here ,for fingerprints but none Department in question, that Canadians everyone concerned and taking his own counsel in thè end. Well — Bartletts About ton. • • ,'-'./ were found as the.burglars evidently should become more intimately acquainted It appears to be almost as good às settled that the retiring During Thursday night or early Fri• wore gloves. with business opportunities outside their amusements premier, will be retained as the head of the 'Liberal party Ready own country. In order to accomplish this, day morning, Wilson somehow or On July 11, Wilson presented a gov• For this reason suggestions on this point will, and that the mantle of leadership will not fall upon the 1 the campaign • of publicity was embaaicsd other managed to force up the actuat• ernment cheque made out to H. Sev- : 'shoulders of Hon. T. D. iPattullo or some other member of upon. ' • • • • • ' , no doubt, be considered in the spirit they are HORTICULTURAL NEWS LETTER ing bar which locked the steel cage erson to C. Umbach, a merchant at the party. The general opinion undoubtedly is that-.the, Canada's external trade has grown in offered. Things which might be done to pro• NO. 6 in which he was confined at Prince• Hope for payment. M. Umbach asked Liberals would he wise to stick to Dr. MacLean,' and iti such proportions as probably few Canadians. vide desired recreation for the younger gener• ton and then by means of a damper Wilson to his. signature as the man would- certainly be in the public interest that he should i 1 ation to make it proud of Summerland will sug- . . . ^ from a stove pipe turned the nuts had represented that he was "Sever- ! lead the opposition in the Legislature in the at-all-times ; District No. 1. Vancouver Island and h e Leg ature m holding the window bars sufficiently son." When his signature did not ap• gest themselves, possibly, to someone sufficient--' XSt^A^*-'" "^ - -* f . .^e^ai-au-umes Gulf Islands. f . . i J ^ _L x-u- _ ••• .i. important work of criticizing and assisting the Government in order to get room in which to pear the same as the endorsement of I ly interested to start something moving on this in" the performance of its duties. It is practically certain July 28—: The weather for the past squeeze through. Even then it is al• xhe real Severson,on the back of the' . line. • that for the first year or two at least Dr. MacLean would most a mystery how he managed to cheque, Umbach.. notified Provincial force his way through the window Constable Hazelton. Hazleton went he helpful ;ather than critical of the new ministry and that | the maximum temperature for' the • Out Of life, all get back just What they put bars, although he is not a large man to the hotel and met Wilson and a being only five foot six. man named Robert Faber who was into it; and because,^ The Loganberry crop which was Had Leg Irons on with him and who was also charged will naturally be to the performance of the 'new *•-showin ^Th? g£¿SnbeSv''" , . ,, ,. i THE ATTEMPT TO OUTLAW WAR n r Early apples are on the market and

the lead in providing^ few obvious attractions A great many people, including two columnists of van- uiiKw uic. iuw,». wu.« .,..-v- ,— ...— ... late, varieties are sizing well. Early b AUGUSTS TO 10 AS YET UPON to make Summerland a bright spot With the couver newspapers, are inclined to scoff at the idea that A .livo rnrnmnnitv is that war is necessary, if for ho other reason than to keep. rs are 'developing satisfactorily HON. JAHES MAIXOLM younger people. a devplonrriVrit and neo- ; the time is coming when war will be abolished and argue pea :•:>iA ?9over populated. The idea that; and the warm weather will hasten Royal Air Force Band Will pie who are patriotic and zealous Ot their town S wai. is necessary in order to kill off the surplus people of their maturity. I realize.'. For instance, in tho last fiscal year,'.,'. ; PRAIRIE MART advancement - must start such projects, for if I the world has always been held by folks with primitive I cleaning up of the strawberry plant Give Twelve Concerts at I .ended March 31st, the' Dominion's total -' people^ young' Or bid; have not1 the means of minds,and there is no doubt whatever that itiwill continue i ations: is in- progress throughout the exports were valued at' more; than a billion :'• qplf Pvnrp«?<5ion at h'arid thev turnto neighbor-Vto hold good with primitive: and uncivilized nations, for district. In most cases the tops have Exhibition B. C. Peaches and Cots Are andi a.quarter- dollars, or to be exact-'';?:

sell-expressioqelf-exuression at nana,tnehand, tney turn^tturn too nwgnooneignuuir- j Jman y yearg tt Q cQmee - Jltt wwilm l bbee manmany y yearyearss beforoeioree fight-1ngm, | beeoeenn ,cucutt downuowii,, thiue« straaii aw w rake.^du UP^! $1,250,456,297. This represents an export ft e "Ten Great Days" is the slogan of Not Plentiful Either, trade of more than $130 for every man, sen ^^°^. „ lpadershie n and whern e they JJJ^between nations and tribes will be wholly abolished and hauled off and cultivation started a ain in woman and , child in Canada. At the !, ing communities tor f f^ f ^| ^^ tteir reV °L Srelrt^ S > anticipation of better pros- the Canada Pacific Exhibition which Says Report find this is the place they will spend tneir re from^ne eann, Du^tne b ^ ^ ^ ^ when ifc wm be pectg for 1929 In gome caseg the Will be held at Hastings Park, Van• beginning.of'U>e present century Canada's ;. e 10. iuBwijao.,Y.Ai^ u.. . creation time, and spare funds. ent generation will live see - —* i couver, from August 8 to 18, and ac• export jtrade amounted to less than 200-:!, next to impossible to start a real. scrap (between civilized burning system has been adopted in cording to reports made by the chair FIELD TOMATOES million dollars!' nations. In connection, with the acceptance of the Kellogg' the cleaning up programme. : '" men of the 36 sections" of the big fair, REACHING CALGARY 'Another :inejthod ',of gauging Canada's^! THERE'S A REASON j anti-war pact by the"fourteen nations which were asked j " •—- '"V the title will be more than justified. export trade is 'found in:the fact that last:»,J - ' •" •" •• •- - , j to become a party of it the London Times quite truly point- DISTRICT No 2 LOWER MAINLAND year the country's exports of manufactured : ! With superlative displays in every products alone amounted to about the same" • _ ; •••• ,, .,, - v j'<''v.••:.•' ' ,.' . , led out that nothing was to be gained by supposing that the 0„ J,,,' ,. • . "• - •• • = Prairie Business is Describ• 26 he a e has een fln s department, new buildings •: arranged as her total production of manufactured-;?; Frequently that old recurring question IS ask-' principles of the pact are as yet capable of universal ap-- "^T ^ * ^ ^ ? a a n c for several of the departments, a great ed As Being Good at products in 1900. ln other words^ Canada H; ed. as to whether farming pays, and: always plication. But, as the Times points out: "History refutes •. -S?';.'^ ^^:?] 1 -e'the 3rd of the month attractions programme of entertain• is exporting as much- in manufactured 1 Present Time. there are two answers, the affirmative^ and neg- ^ ment, and a magnificent new perman• articles to-day as the total output of every.'S T he a ea X 10 n P y ative. Both have their advocates on this f [ ^ ^Jich war is highly improbable is slowly but \ 2 X rvery short thfs ye7r ent skidroad costing a quarter of a factory in the Domini on twenty-eight^ ,. • : ••'•'... .steadily extending and in this extension the new treaty s „ „v „h„ aw«i^e ^ Prairie Market Report, Calgary i 5 £n„treat Britain rapidly. • (prunes;.are a very Playing twelve concerts, the Royal 1 r .'example. The grower who just piahtt'tfotato^ tions of hail damage in .certain loca• that export trade is possibly the most4 ...... * . . JT. •" ''^l did so with certain reservations. Mr. Austin Chamberlam ^ Air Force Band will •;• be one of the -••"•'•"••'^'Z' tions record yields are anticipated. valuable asset the Dominion can have. ; ; giving, indifferent c^ great features. A wonderful Oriental Business has been good, featured by Canada's natural resources are so varied S plans may mak e a small profi!t if markets chance: the obligations arisirig out of; the coveri^ pageant with 555 in the cast, will also be good. . . 'of Nations and the Locarno treaties was the'foundation'^ •••••• heavy arrivals of ail kinds of produce and so rich that it would be impossible for; be presented, while the- Kootenay In• to be good ' ' of the «»* ^ T^carno treaties was the .foundation' Y«liow'Trahsnarent110 1 ansp rents aare wele l -o0Dn Canadians to consume them. Take wheat' seed grower; has a firm founda-i foreign, policy ..of ...the.. British .government and ,that, „^ ^ ' i from many points. .Raspberries-are .,-The..certified, { 1 / !i / i! Y " dians in all. their/pristine. glory will •for example; it is manifestly,impossible for and uc about over, but what are coming along tionV-Hé has reasonable '«round- uoon whiéh* to '>hml*:3&.«gm - to. any new treaties that would weaken - ^^/^^ ^ ^7-^ ^ ml be down. The Caledonian games, Elks ,9,000,000 people to consume 400,000,000' 1 1UUUU u n n are in good condition. Complaints , " , . ,= „ Pv«- yy *V í° or imd^rmihé'the •eneaeements Britain has pn Day, whippet racing, and a hundred bughela, of wheat annually. Canada's have been made that many growers is ^^.^exp^tions^the seed wasclean: to ¡B«.tSSn1síah^ and one other things new will add to future prosperity therefore is bound ,up in)* ields 1 ater , fail to fill the hallocks. Inspectors begin With, it had go.od ancesjtry, and he gives-heartily in accord with the plan to make war amongst i7 o? varieties are likely to: the interest, it is stated. seeking markets abroad for her surplus •, i ,* I should correct this at shipping point. be at arsa Agriculturally and production. it intelligent care ¡civilized nationsinext to impossible: There is nothing:in-i ;? ^^i- ^ ^ sizing up A car of Yakima tamatoes in lugs : l !coQ 3lstent in the we a hOrtlCUUUraliy | 4 „ar nt VQ1HT»« tamatnoa 1« lm»B \yhen Canadian business men seek to '.'' A local 'notato"natch can be SPPTI now tViaf - attitude of the British and Dominion gov-! ". W wdl be a very good crop. ,.,, the prize list has been added to by arrived here this week; also a car of sell their,products p.other lands, they can-..'i;j A.iw^rti pui,*itu pd.tt.ii cdii ue been now ínat ériimérits as Canada 1R not hnnnrf hv fho Lnramn n«M . The-past tw,o weeks has been excel- l-several thousands of dollars, and a H. U. tomatoes from Victoria as well not hope to control prices.' They have toV.^- wadset with potatoes not:certified,' and it must record entry is anticipated. Women's, as W.la- Hothouse tomatoes from Kol• meet-competition from thousands of .other. have ¿ been ..covered 'with scale V/lien planted, tout it is riot improbable that Mr. R. B. Bennett sees in this Grain "°^s a^e also very promising and children's departments, music, owna and .Summerland. A few field business men and producers living in other ,: barley are now action 1 Indian'basket work, the fine arts, dogs, grown tomatoes have come from B.'C countries. .They are faced with:/fierce'';;.'•; Now the plants are 40 per cent, bad and the , oa the part of Premier King and his, colleagues an-í íl^i^Jt- world ~. competition in maintaining their.:V- ue cats, cage birds, rabbits, honey, will in mixed cars. Field cucumbers are Tllot thoroucrhlv infested ^ ' ¡ other reason for the insistence with which he is inquiring ™g naryes.tea. v hold on export business. To maintain this Potat<50S be represented. plentiful, 'but quality poor. The mar• iliii "liestea. : where Premier King is heading for On the other band and root, crops are in good The forestry display will be a fair in trade of a billion and a Quarter dollars a favorable year s markets, the certified seed with the Kellogg anti-war pact would appear to offer a! -- ^- • , ket is loaded,,with pickling.cucumbers nT< T>T w itself and there will be great manu• year and to increase it, Canadians must "V man. has every reason to make good money. If fairly complete"answerto Mr. Bennett's contention that the].. < • fWbfttiLi.. ny. f. The apple V.mpvemerit'/ is slow. A become acquainted with every legitimate Sit there is a poor market, the certified seed man 8tatua o£ Canaua and the other Overseas Dominions is notiVernon' Armstrona, Okanagan Centre facturing and automobile displays. ,car of ^.California Gravensteins arriv method known to business.'!> They 'must:-;?/ There will also be four automobiles Lucie i» a ywi trie certinea-see.a^man wnat tney clalm lt t0 be> As a matter o£ £act nothlllg that : Oyama éd this week showing a little,pit. Two A l ,,,M learn how to pack their goods in tho \ there is a poor -market, uie «iUu.Cu . wna* t tney cmiI"""U inonojin in 'fffttMnsr the least bit' Since, the last issue the weather has given away. Tickets are selling now been giving us a sample of real sum. straight cars of apricots arrived from manner desired by tho foreign buyor, they still stands; a charice ,at least to make -a small iias occurred ^ndmaUthatTca^a^Ts'getting hit at reduced prices. Get into the swim, mer heat, with the thermometer hov• Washington. Very few peaches have must, learn how to keop contract dates, profit because Of his bigger yield' of clean tub- out of step with the:riew\lmperial idea as set forth at the( and send by mail for your admission arrived from B. C. so far, and B. C. how to ship these goods by the most t% ers for expenditure of . practically the same last Imperial conferenoe. The real trouble seems to be ering between the 90 and 100 mark. tickets, which entitle you to partici• economical and direct routes., And peiwi^f This has proved excellent haying and apricots are not plentiful; A car of labor. •'•'".Mr, Bennett's inability to get into line with other Empire! pate in the draw for the cars. haps most important of all Canadian goods harvesting weather, and all crops are ( Yellow onions' arrived from Wash• AiiVkriiM+inc.'•«« -Povw. ; statesmen, and until he does he will continue to waste a Entries close on July 28 for all de ington. must always be kept up to tho standard of „„rtv>^^,. , . V, developing in splendid shape. / J Authorities on farm; economics claim that lot of time talking about something that is quite beyond his thoBomple submitted. i Duchess apples have been moving partments • Winnipeg The Dopartmont of Trade and Com-1:, the ayerag.e market price is the average cost!power to control and which will not be likely to get him .j out as green cookers and the coming Business is good.on the Winnipeg unywnero m artlcular v moroo, at Ottawa, is doing everything in-fy o«-fP nvn^noHnnproduction, . aso that the onlyv wayy to beat fail-,fail P > _ ' _.. week should see packs,of this apple Oliver will probably start about the market with good weather. British ita power to further this export trado. . Columbia raspberries are still coming, Years ago a Commoroial Intelligcnoo Sor- ure is to get above the average production and • With the recent merger of the Bank of Commerce and started. From , present indications end of the month. DISTRICT NO. 4. Four part cars this past week have ar• vico was established, and tralnod trado not increase costs. Certified seed can do this, the Standard bank'the number of banks remaining to do - Transcendent crabs will be ready to rived in-line condition, in the same commissioners sent to' tho world's trade the business of the Canadian people has been reduced to move around the 10th of August, and Kooteney and Arrow Lakes because of its extra yields it brings down the During the past two weeks the period one full oar and two part oars oontres. In foot, Canada had tho first.; ton, and fear is expressed In many quarters that the time it looks at present as though Wealth- of American berries have been mark• trade commissioners abroad, thus inaugiu- cost , of production and successful farming is is coming when there will be only four or five banks in les should be ready somewhere in the weather has been fine and much based on production costs. warmor, the temperature reached 98 eted hero, and In good shape atlng a system wh?ih has boon widoly Canada and that the money power of the country will be week of the 20th, There is consider- No B, C. apricots as yet butr expec copied. To-day this oountry has 24 concentrated in the hands of a few men. A reason for the able Applo Scab, in the Mcintosh varl- to 100 on July 23rd. trained trado oommiaalonors in etratcgic ! ted any day. Washington, is shipping mergers is that: the time has como when comparatively oty In some'.sections of the Vernon Harvesting of the Sweet cherry straight cars since last report, also buelnoss oontros. Moro inon aro. now iu < small banks cannot grow beyond a certain polut as they' district, but the present weather has crop and raspberries Is now in full training to go to other placos. Tho govern• SICKNESS IN SUMMERLAND some included in mixed cars. B, C. nil haniis cannot grow ueyou•- u u w*™*.----I— ™ ~i«- -»- w« had ththee effeceffectt ooff cnecKincheckingg iuruifurther swing, and a heavy production of both ment has by subsidy, and othor means, nad 0l cherries still are arriving In L.C.L. I lack the necessary facilities for doing o«siness In ^ arge ol t. ThlB raay however, will be sent from tho Kooteney this obtained first-class shipping facilities to Says The Herald: ^ wnv 1Q l lots, Ontario Montmoronoies are ex• those business oontros. Tho trado com• • way.' On the other hand it Is strongly asserted that^" , a"ain cnang0 .1£ the weather becomes soason.\ This week will just about The sympathy of Penticton citizens goes out'way seo the finish of tho Dings and Royal pected Saturday. missioners aro constantly on tho alort, AUB•oyx«t»»wi., ,v--—- 7---- , , absorptioIUUDUJ llHUin l oUfk th wieu Standarui.»i>»'»,d» Bank and other nice ."a^s^'lgiiû.vorfinm I SllOWOiyy "betweeuu.w..n . now and - picking.- , -: ow ui J Annos, while heavy shipments of Lam• Six cars British Columbia potatoes Booking out opportunities for tho soiling ot to the neighboring community of Summerlandi—„*tions of recen• t years Ioacn plumB w came in during tho past week, also Canadian products. Whonovor thoy loam in its recent difficulty in connection with the montlng on the recent merger the Winnipeg Fr«^^ress • ^^j,, , berts and Dlaok Republicans will bo ( IO UUIUU1 H wooaweeU i two cars of imported potatoes, Thero that thoro Is a ohanoo of a Canadian ordov says: "There is no banking reason for• the' ^oaranoe- «J J on from July 80th to August 6th. The typhoid cases there. The,intens o burninbw g heat of tne quality ot the cherry crop Is very good are no signs of any cars of local pota bolng placed, thoy immediately oomrauni- Guests attended a wedding celebration there of the Standard Bank. The reason for the merger^ Plain toes yet, but the green vegetable mar cato with tho Commercial Intolligonoo and is moving to tho market in ex• Sorvico at Ottawa, giving all information cellent shape. ket Is being well taken care of now by local growers, cabbage, carrots, beets thoy possibly oan. This information in tho Tho apple crop is making fair to and cucumbers. possession of tho sorvloo at Ottawa Is at tho good progress in niost sections, but disposal of any Canadian producer or owing to scab conditions tho tonnago Moose Jaw innnufaoturer, This system, tho rosult of • — - — — Weather conditions aro oxcollont 1 v niay be lower than our last estimate Borao yoars' oxporlonoo, io thoroughly ^ijivtA^e) "*e»*" — crowing season. and tho condition of tho roads is tho and several have been in a criticarcondition. s"malTbank is safe any longer. If it »s prosperous and ren• of 160,000 boxes. However, thoro aro orRanlsod nnd working smoothly. To-day Vegetables of all descriptions are same, Our market seems to be fairly tho Canadian manufacturer or produoor . It is stated that the typhoid germs were pos• dering good service to tho public, it Is In greater danger of moving out in largo quantities and all a number ot orchards lu most all sec• tions that havo a vory clean crop woll maintained and In fair condition oan find out with littlo trouble, nnd no sibly carried in celery and developed in the gel disappoarantìo than a weak and struggling bank would be. are showing excellent quality. Toma- oxpanso, if his produots oan bo profitably and tho fruit Is making excellent oxcopt too mauy early B.C. vegetables AisM things aro going, wo are headed straight for a condì. toes should bogln toi move In fair vol• atinc used in the making of a salad. \ <-»'">»•» HU»»B, „U .V — havo boon rolled on our oountry ter• markotod in almost nny part of tho world. um growth for this tlmo of tho year. Tho ! ho ro w w n lmvo only flVG or Blx banks ln tho wuol ume during the next week. With tne Bo onoouraglng havo rosults boon from Summerland possesses a good water supply i??i^ i ? ^thi.s process goes on, wo shall continu°e to o OUHUB wm „ — Northern Spy Is perhaps showing up ritories with tho consequent glut, On 1 tho export system adopted by Canada, bo told that as banks contract tho banking facilities of tho "Poll of hot, dry weather, irrigation tho host for a clean crop, taking all ono territory thoro aro no loss than and certainly is a healthy district in which to four cars containing apricots, chorrles nnd no woll havo Caaadlnn goods boon »• country will enlarge; but this will fool no ono who knows "ns becomo gonoral. sections Into considerations, A fow rooolvod abroad, that it is fairly prophoilod Tll potatoes, cabbage, onions, oto„ whore liveThi. s unfortunate incident, causing, as it does, auythlng about, banking conditions in this country, It is ° socond cut of alfalfa and tlm- boxes of onrly apples are moving out that within a dooado Canada's exports will ,so OHSto poot tha bnn,rfl t0 do aB ntter the fine wook's woathor and distress for those who are ill and for the hosts'} l °if anything to chock tbio'othy crops aroimoving into stacks in of tho district for local trade. mount to doublo tho prosont figure,' Hon. ,Th0 sunshlno that wo havo had tho local ency Bmallop bn,,kB aro Mr. Maloolm ns tho roRponslblo bond of this In the WGddinff me&li^hclvafr^ «n r^tuSi^n IM ; willing to bo absorbod excellent condition, Threshing of All vogotable crops are making potatoes havo corno along very fast t 01 oro n< dopartmont bollnvos in lcooptng Cnnndiann •™.u«*«™ i i vl ' ' .i .. » ? rotlection if thoro Is anything in it for thorn; and tho big banks aro winter wheat has commenced and do- good progress and tho supply is suf• and I think wo aro now digging hot wnatover against the sanitation of the district, (determined to absorb them. Tho only protection for tho Uvorlos -of this grain havo already ficient for tho local markets, fully informod ns to opportunities abroad, lor potatoes than B.C. ,aro ablo to pro To do this bo is ronohlng tho poopla through pum, 19 the 00 mt1 t0 t,l ow Flro Blight Is showing in a numbor It is JUSt one of those back-fires of fate which' ° dominion Govornmont, whoso consent to au l'.1JUHUUI1»" » °, ° "• elevator at vldo us with, nowipnpers, mngasines nnd trado journals, may come anywhere. i amalgamation Is nocossary, This protection to date has Armstrong. • , _ of placos throughout tho Kootonoy ,f „ — ' L. „*,.««!,« Kolownti—Tho woathor during ino CHERRIES, Thoro has boon fair i»nnn wnribioHH. Wo nresumo that Jn a mattoi- of this lm- Kolowna- district, but only ln ono or two placos „„ —-, „ ; ; . Iboon worthless. Wo presumo that ir. a mattov 'o« «ila im- J okg lmB boon hot nnd all demand for Oliveta and Morollo3, hav0 B ondod wlth a 1,oayy has tho Infection reached a sorlous othor linos soom to havo gone flat duo Meanwhile, residents of neighboring districts hiportancs oolloaBUoso Mr. Roh, Mrb ,woul Kingd an»«dj ^hi s wholJ^i^XtSure govornmont mustt ™v»JJJPH ^ » Btago, Othor posts and diseases < aro Lion Cages Fell Off hope that th- e '•traged -y wil--l- not• como permanent••-• Mito nnllnnnrnnn. Vr Tflnor nntl hlB WV01O gOVOlUlUUIH. JUUiiu ^... no doubt to tho vory poor condition thus bo hold responsible for this failure to protect tho pub-, grow • ,)or Peppers, iSoml-vipo to- well under control at this time. ly to mar the celebration of what was so happy Ho. Wo bollovo that public opinion, and Liberal opinion . ogotabloa of the cherries that havo boon coming Trucks at Orovillo 0nlonB nnd otUoj V Creston ln. Colery also seems to bo dead, an initial event. particularly/from ono end of Canada to tho other, will re- b ahlppod Tho woathor has been warmor, ar u There Is a strong movomont on Wash• Orovlllo—An accident which might Kard tho eomplalsanco of tho govornmont in this rospoot °Th o" applJ , o crop coutlnuos to show somewhat cloudy with occasional ington and California doclduous fruit. lmvo had sorlous consoquonceR oaour- UaDs iav broach owf. trust»»..., Wo auggeat that tho govornmont ro- oxcollont promise. Orchards fjonor nhowers, and still shows signs of bolng consldor its action and intorvono, even at this lato hour, 1, condition, and fruit With tho vory cheap prices wo think rod near Orovlllo Wodnosday morning ASK FOR IT NOW good UllROttlOd, to provont this amalBnmatlon," It would certainly appoar , pi , plums tho consuming publio will bo inclined wlion a circus truck occupied by lions n mvly ftp 0B RaspborrtoR aro still coming In to purehaso stono fruit, A car of Cal• and leopards overturned about throo thai.i i H ti* thi...e» timew has comw o« whon tho- Dominio- n, govornmon- ^ t «',i nprlcots« ^ , nr„ o movin• g throug•• --h th—o an strong bolng groatly bonofltod by ifornia grapes In Regina but apparent• miles south of town, Fortunatoly tho If tho southern part of the province is anx• should put a stop to thoso bank amalaamatlons. Tho ro. ^i„ houses a B woathor conditions, hot woathor may [Ciiffos wore strong onough to with- ious to bring tho Hopo-Princoton road into be• cent merger should ho tho last ot them, excepting; whon ; J,acKi"/ " ly it doos not soom to bo anything ox- Pentlotonnt ton< , Keremeoi, Oliver cause a sudden dropping off. tra. Thoro Is a gootouud movomoniiiuvaiiiuuvt o—n stmui tho shock and none of tho anl- ing, it can do so by means of a united oifort. amalgamation is nocossary to provont tho failure of a Osoyoos King chorrles are over and Lam ornngos, lemons, Graporruit la slow mnlB woro Jot ]0080 m tjl0 country bank. - - - - • * * •— • i . _ Shortly we will have tho now government in Tho woollier for tho past wook has horts may last until tho mlddlo of tho and canta, only fair. Hothouso tomn Rido. If thoy had brokon loose, Oro- office at Victoria and this administration is boon very hot and dry. Apricots are wook. Tho yield, is turning out a toes aro slowing up. Tho first of tho villo might havo witnessed scones THE TEST PRODUCE MARKETING ACT littlo bettor than was anticipated by iplodgo . . d , to tho constructio„ . ,n, o, f tho Ilopo-Princo - I In the Interest ot tho Chinese potatoes growers who dls- going through tho local houses In B.C. fields onmo on tho market and similar to thoso In a Canadian town À quantity, nnd will probably roach tho some of tho growers, sold for from $2.25 to $2,50 and donn• Inst, fall when two olophnntB broko ton highway.. But wWoO all know that governgovern - hike to ho controlled a tost caso has boon started In tho ponk by tho middle of this wook. Hush fruits aro ovor, but a fow rod ed up Immediately upon arrival, loose and terrorized tho countryalda ments havo only a certain amount of money to courts to establish tho validity, or othorwiso, of tho Pro. currants may still bo oxpoctod to como 00 Poach Plums and a fow oavly poach for moro than two wooks. Btrotch over largo oxpendituros. Hence it would d" Marketing Act. whothor or not tho coso win bo OR nro moving, Troo fruits aro slz In, Tomatoes havo Just made their Tho circus travels from town to not bo iinnniiitml if tlin mitlinvftna dnlnvnrl fu 1 ProBfiod to tho Privy Council romnlns to bo soon. But oven nppoaranco on tho local markot and Swoet Littlo Thing—"What tlmo is n lug up well, and Bartlott ponrs will In lown on trucks-ifourtoon largo mach• small shipments may bo oxpeotod Jt?" not no unnaiurai u tno authoritos dolayod tholWoro Bomo fontnroB ot tno Mt found to ,,0 |nvn)|,, tt wiu nil probability bo moving by tho first ines In nil bolng used. It was Journey• Tloy Friend—"Half past four; II: construction of tho road for a few moro years, not bo terribly important although it, might bo temporarily wook In August, this coming wook. ing from Republic to Orovltlo whon Wo aro not saying tho now govornmont actual- inconvenient, Tho value of controlled marketing has ho• Apricots in tho Oliver nnd Onoyoon Cooking npplos aro offered in small won't bo long 'til morning." the accident occurred and Is now t! omo Hn qunnt.it.los at proaont and Increasing Swoot Littlo Thing — "Goodness! ly Will dofor tho projoct, but just in caso there , ""Parent that: any shortening Urtho Legislation districts nro nbout. cleaned up. On. working soulh from Okanogan, having ,hnf 1imy bo enmbors and Tomatoos aro movlng|quantltloa may bo looked for from.now Mother will ho worrlod, I should have played thoro Friday night, IH nnv tondnncv ninno- Hint linn HAW la thn tlwn rovealod in tho oourts will ho ovorcomo by quite freely, and cantaloupos from "on, i iboon In bod an hour ago!" IB any lonaoncy niong inai une, now is tuo timo „K) j

Sii 1 ÇW^ïfWPffW'ï matt p» nmmmmim fjrtiwfwm THE SUMMERLAND REVIEW, FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1928 by. the 7-16 inch point pressure tester,' | have developed .excellent dessert qual• ity. The pressure tester seems likely, New - to prove very useful to packing b ju6e, managers and ;fleld, men as .well ai to | the grower. » . TODAY and TOMORROW With'regard to the increase in size Mrs. Feaborn, of Trail, is visiting 't'X't -N '':V;-:. fin • Mrs. R. M.'Ross left for a month's Stamped of pears during the harvesting season, visit at Penticton. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Johnston. it has been found that,- under favor• Saturday will see this store filled with eager, en• Summerland ••' . —o— • - Goods able growing conditions, the fruit thusiastic shoppers. The people of Summerland real• Mrs. J. Tait and Irene left f6r Vic• Miss Agnes Thomas, of Armstrong, sometimes doubles in weight during a month's time. This indicates that ize now, more than ever before, that it pays well to Review toria on Wednesday: is visiting at W. A. Caldwell's. This is the time to pick up your premature harvesting is likely to re• shop here. will, dispose of used articles piece of Fancy Work and put in sult in serious' loss of tonnage. On that you no longer need. Mr. Fred Harvey left for Vancouver Rev. W. E. Sibley and daughter are the odd stitch. We have a new the other, hand it has been observed PILCHARDS -| r The sale gets you something on 'Sunday's K.V.R. train. visiting at Crescent Beach. assortment > of dainty pieces in that fruit left on the tree until it has, you want, leper word per Holland, Crash, Oyster Linen, reached an advanced stage of ma.'-ir-1 1-lb. tins •l.O • ••••••• —o— • • —o— 1 .'insertion.'.. Minimum 25c for Cambric, Beach Cloths, etc. New ity; has a very 'short storage life--. Mr. Richardson, of Cereal, Alta., is Mr. Warren Gayton was in town CORNFLAKES— , ~| A . anyi single advt. Try one., designs and popularly priced. ' often only a few.days at a temperature here visiting Mr. and -Mrs. G. Morgan. over the week-end. , ' of 60° ,F. In this connection, it may Package •-Lvr . • —o—'•• ••V — o— NEW CRETONNES and be well to mention that • properly har-. CORNSTARCH -| -I Mr. -P. G. Koop, who has been at the Make use of the cent-a-'word Coming CASEMENT CLOTHS vested Bartletts cooled at once to a temperature of 32° F. have been kept Package eXl. UNEQUALLED BARGAIN — Ideal •Coast for a few weeks, returned on Events in The Review. Direct from the makers. Some in good condition for several months,! •'poultry farm. Seven acres by rail- Monday. — o— ' lovely Flower and Bird-'designs whereas similar fruit held at a toiuper-; • way, at West Summerland Station, PINEAPPLE ' -I K in several different colors. ature of 60° F. has become over-ripe with small orchard, good barn, ex- :—o— ' Mrs. W. Holdsworth left for Kim- within fifteen days. The importance.'. Large tins i...... •X.t) .;,';; cellent soil. $850.00 on terms. P. D. Miss V. Paul, who has been visiting berle'y on Wednesday after visiting of prompt cooling as a means of x- FLOUR, 49's (I*<> f*(\ Cooper, Summerland. 10-tf-c with. Miss Pixie Wilson, left for the with'her mother,.Mrs. Yolland. Big shipment of Yard Goods, in• cluding Sheetings, Pillow Tub• tending the storage. life of .pears is; No. 1 patent^ «J>£eOU Coast on Tuesday. —0—- . , not yet fully, appreciated. j FOR .SALE—Two democrats, $20 and ing, Longcloths- Flannelettes, Miss Allan, matron at the hospital, R. C. PALMER,- ,| GINGER,SNAPS ... $40 respectively. Thos. B. Young. —o— •' Dress Flannels, etc., etc. , . 19-tf-c j Mrs. J. McKenna, of -Calgary, who returned on Tuesday having had to • s Assistant Superintendent.; Pound i •¿A3 lias been visiting at C. Hall's, returned shorten her vacation somewhat. MALT and HOPS QP HOUSE FOR RENT OR SALE—iMod- . .ern conveniences,' attractive loca• toher home on Thursday. ,- .—o— • • •• /.;••• 2i/o-lb. tin .t/D tion. Apply Beer's Shoe Store; West :.•.' —o— •Mr. John Collar and Ed. Hellier, of OKANAGAN MAN'S MILK, small ftT • Summerland. v 20-tf Major Bell, of Vancouver, arrived Merritt, "came 'in on Sunday to spend Per tin—.. I We have a, surprise for you in our WANTED—Two fresh or near fresh on Wednesday to spend a vacation the summer here. : LAIDLAW & CO. -. cows, must be good producers. State here, staying with J. Tait. '". —o— •''. " .- .' ;'• SPINAL CORD CUT Tobacco Department v particulars and lowest cash price. —o-v Miss Rachel Barton, of Princeton, "Where it Pays to Deal" GRAHAM WAFERS ' ; , T. Graham, R.E.I, Pentfcton. 31-2-p Miss Grayson, of Moose Jaw, came is visiting at the home of V. J. Ber• T. Acheson May Lose Life Per lb *OD in on Saturday last to visit friends at 1 As Result of Car LOST — One stamped leather purse. nard. ''.•;" BULK RAISINS'. |r ' $15 reward. Please return to Box the Experimental Station., Crash Per lb .ID Miss Annie Tate, of Vancouver; is ;'*F, Penticton Heraia\ '. . 31-1-pd PRUNES OK Mr. W. D. Laidlaw and Gerald re• spending her vacation with her father, Merritt—Although Dr. George E. 2 lbs: .ZD Seldon,: noted Vancouver sugeon, turned on Saturday from a motor trip. Mr. Scott Tate, in Prairie Valley. COMING EVENTS came to 'Merritt last week end' with Both report having had an .enjoyable .'•'•:. '•. " •'•".: —o— .'• •"• .'v.-.'^-, The value of a prescription the object of operating- if possible on Ice Cold Drinks While You Wait time. Mr. Peter Tees and Mrs. Tees, with T. Aicheson, formerly of the Okana• Hot things piping hot, cold things depends upon two factors—it little Peter, are in on a motor trip must be accurately filled—fresh gan; his examination of the victim of like ice, when you eat at Angus' Cafe,! the Canford motor smash only con• Penticton. 27-tf-c' Miss Jean Munn passed the ele• staying over Sunday at the Premier drugs, of high quality only will ensure proper functioning.; firmed the professional opinion of Doc-i mentary Toronto Conservatory of Mu-| Hotel tors J. J. and A. F. Gillis. That was i-Until further notice visiting' hours .•'•• >•:.••' •;>M^~o--''.',.-, : ". •'. sic examinations with honors. She V We select the highest quality that the spine was not merely crushed at the hospital are 3 to 4 p.m.—even- Mrs. Jack Conway, of Kelowna, took her examination in Pentioton; drugs obtainable for our dis• or fractured, but that the spinal cord ingcV* to 8~ p.m.. - spent a few. days during the. week was severed. • s 'WE SELL FOR LESS" •, ' V"- * * * pensary. Leave your ^prescrip• with MTS. Conway. Since the accident, when an auto August 16, the Veterans' picnic will Mrs. E. G. Walters, left- on Sunday tions with us—you will find it a '•' • .:" ' —o— . r\ wise-precaution. •_• • •< rolled over Mr. Aicheson, he has been1—7—— —~~~—•• ••—• • • . be .held in Summerland Park. Every• for Spokane and other points across Mr. and Mrs. Harding returned on lying in a state of paralysis, with the Gellatly accompanied them on their, body welcome. 31-2-c the border, on a motor trip, taking her lower-part of his body completely,"**™ ho»e; .a"er spending several * * * Wednesday from a motor trip to the KEREMEOS children arid Walter Gartrell .with her, paralyzed. An operation was found weeks with friends. Rev. W. E. Sibley, of West China, Coast. : '.-•;,:' to be impossible but last hope has not1 , ... , . „ —o— m ' on Sunday, August 5, will speak in —a— been given up for the unfortunate Thote Missis uAimeTee and Doris Mac- Mr.' H. M. Scarlett representing the the.; morning in St. Ondrew's church A runaway team at the Experiment man's recovery, slim as the chances ^ *f Cadwell Linen Mills of Iroquois, Cal. Mr.-and Mrs. McArthur, of Hardisty, X^™ ™* and in the evening at the Lakeside al 'Station caused a severe bruising Stationer - - Optometrist seem "; . home of their brother S. K. MacKay. was a visitor at Keremeos last week. church. of thé teamster, Mr^ LeRoy, as well as Alta., and 'Mrs. Allen Gould left by His companion, Mr. Williams, who, The Cadwell Cooperates the only lin• After spending the past two months giving him some broken ribs and cuts motor on Sunday for the Coast. was bruised and shaken, and who left en mills - in Canada employing over the consumer, must be supplied with i sitin a Al g e Mi8S one hundred persons and their linens ---r-o— • by train for Vancouver shortly "after ^ , ?i l ^ i ®L f; il^f' Mrs. J. C. McPherson and children a first class product over an extended the accident to break the news of the Charlotte ""Brow" n returned to her home are used by principal railways, hotels FREE for the Mr. Pennington, of Minnedo'sa, Man., arrived on, Wednesday from Vancouv• season. A series of varieties of the accident to Mrs Aicheson, is himself here last week. and steam ship lines. . , sale of 16 bot• is in town •. this -week looking over the er and are in Mrs., R. iM. Ross' house. Elberta type, as 'good "or better"- in in worse condition than appeared at The peak of the apricot season has tles perfumei MacKay, lot in Garnett Valley with quality and ripening one after the the time he left Merritt. Coast 'ad• Miss Mabel Schuman is back to the at,25c each: other, -would make this .possible. been passed here, as the crop has hot the intention" of buying. and making Readers of The Review will be vices state that the muscles of his switchboard after, a near attack of MONTREAL PREMIUM REG. Progress is being made towards thel back-are so badly, sprained he will been a heavy one; peaches and early pneumonia. P. O. Box 1605, Montreal, Que. Summerland his home. • ' pleased to know that Mrs. Harry Van• attainment of this objective. The]iiave to stay in bed for at least a apples are becoming plentiful. : A lit• —o— derburgh is about again, recovering Rochester, a yellow-fleshed dessert tle hail was reported in some orchards month. With the recent intense heat swim• peach of the St. Johns a season, has recently, which however has not done Miss Denny arrived from Nelson to well from the fever. H. Cherman; the third victim of the ming in the , Similkameen, River has fruited at the Summerland Experi• until much damage. THE RULING PASSION visit her brother,'Mr. D. T. Denny, at accident, remained in Merritt been the favorite pastime. i mental Station for the past eight the end'of this week. He'was badly; -" 1 the Experimental Station. They, with Mr. and Mrs. M. Lovely and Miss Golf's a mighty funny-game, years. It has proved a heavier yield- shaken up and bruised and walks with: -Mr. and Mrs Currie, Sr., who are Mrs. Denny, expect to leave Saturday Edna Lovely came from Vancouver er than, the St. John and: equal in des• Messrs. C. W. Halford and A; J.Jack -I never got it right; the aid of a cane. i visiting • their ; son, J. Currie, have sert and. shipping quality to this well of the B.C.: Telephone visited town You buy a ball for ninety cents for; a motor trip to the Coast. by car early this week for a visit with At the time of the accident,' the car .practically; decided to settle in West- v last 'week inspecting the local- ex• Thenknock it out of sight. Mr. and Mrs. W. Nicholson. known variety. Trees of the South was travelling, down a grade on the bank, are intending to rebuild Alex, Haven, tPTiigh class dessert peach re• road, and Aicheson: was driving. He Nicol's residence which they have change,' and meeting the operators • Miss M. King passed with first class and linesman. You hunt, about in weeds, and thorns cently originated in Michigan, have attempted to;apply the -brakes as the purchased. They also hope to open honors-the elementary vocal examin• And find it in its den— : Mrs. G. B. Dennison, Mrs. Nesbit's been secured. This variety is reported automobile approached a sharp curve; i the garage here again, which has been And take a club and try to knock ation 'of the Toronto Conservatory of mother, and Mrs. D. Schoch, of San to have a ripening season eighteen but the wheels skidded and the car;closed for some time, Mr. W. A. McKenzie was in town , It out of sight again. •Music, taking her examination in Van• Francisco, Mrs. Nesbit's sister, are days earlier than the Elborta, which plunged over the embankment; rolled Friday of last week on his way home would bring., it on the ?market just af• oyer two or three times, and came to to Penticton finishing a trip through couver before she came back to Sum• visiting here. ter Rochester. Vedette, an Elberta rest: among the trees at the base of Kelowna Will Have the Similkameen meeting and thank• ^; Little Mabel, four years old, wasmerlan d a short time ago..'r' ^ laboriously scratching. a pencil over a seedling originated'" at jthe Vine land the bank. New Hotel Ready ing his adherents and active workers sheet of paper. "I'm writing to: the It pays to i advertise in The Review Experimental Station, matures' f-illy Aicheson; it is reported, was hurled About December 15 in - the recent election. His' many- Lord for a little baby sister. What's E, Smith's lecture was very poorly at• two weeks ahead of Elberta and in from the car as it hurtled over, and friends there hope soon to see the let• the Lord's first name?". , quality it is 'superior to'the parent. it is believed that the vehicle passed ters of distinction dropped from after tended. The work he spoke on.is of Valiant, another seedling of the same Kelowna—On Wednesday /morning "I'm not sure," replied her seven- NARAMATA over his b6dy. Mr: McKenzie's name, but with some• interest here, but people did not know origin as Vedette, ripens about a the Palace,Hotel was,moved from the, year-old brother, "but the minister al• All three men were unconscious, thing; more:: distinctive proceeding it. of his visit: ' week later. . , i site it had occupied for many years ways calls him O Lord." Mr. J. E. Smith returned home from and Williams recovered first. Des- pite his injuries' he clamored oip. the Bernard Avenue back to the lane day last to get his mother and sister T-'Boston Transcipt, Penticton Hospital last week in \ good ••'-;.",•,' •'•'•x '.;'—o—, '../•.'• •Fro m present indications this sea• on daylast to get his mother and sister -shape; his operation havjng been en• Mrs. Gordon Embree is .visiting at son, Rochester should ripen about'the embankment and limped about three ...... middle of August, with Vedette and quarters of a mile along the road to atthe rear- a distance of approxi Lillian. Mrs Madore has-been a,vis• tirely successful. J. J. Embree's, coming in this week. WATER NOTICE Valiant one and two weeks later re• a' gasoline 'filling station where he mately .thirty-five feet, in. order! to itor in the cause of home economics Mr. J, J. Embree's brother, with a spectively. Growers and "shippers aro summoned help. ' make room, for the new community getting canning fruit right at the The visit of Messrs. J. Forsytb ; cordially invited to visit the Station source of supply. Use and Storage Smith and F. M.' Black on Thursday, friend from .Watts, Alberta, who have —r- — 1 hotel, which will supplant it. During been visiting, him for" the past; three orchards and study the bearing habits - _ the operation of moving, business was •''TAKE NOTICE that, the Dominion attracted a fairly good gathering, in 1 of these varieties at .first hand. carried on as usual and patrons were Yes, it's true . alright; 'Yes a boy. Department of Agriculture, whose ad• view of the meeting being in the af• weekSj left on Wednesday for their R. C. -PALMER, I FIFTEEN YEARS AGO | not deprived of the use of electric Both doing fine at the (Penticton Hos• dress is Ottawa, Ont., will apply for ternoon, when all growers were busy home. • * ——————-——' : pital, thank. Proud.' r Til, say so! picking. »Mr. W. H. Irwin was in the Assistant Superintendent. * current, telephone or water, exten• a licence to take and use two hundred A motor and other .machinery arriv• acre feet and to atore^ two; hundred chair, as President of tho local B. C. sions having been provided to take ed on Tuesday evening last for tho Mrs. J. J. Armstrong returned from acre feet of water out' of Crescent F. G. A. , and briefly Introduced the Mr. Norman Finch, who formerly care of the distance covered. The provincial government \ pre-cooling the Coast after spending a very pleas• Creek, also known as iPaull Creek, speakers. Mr. Forsyth-Smith, in his attended Okanagan College, motored Palace will continue to carry on in plant, which is being established here. ant holiday. She was met at Princeton which flows easterly, and drains into address dealt largely with the need through town on his way from Edmon• HARVESTING THE itB present situation until -the new Mr. E. Smith is now directing the in•1 building is opened. '• : 1 by Mr. C. H. Armstrong. . " .Trout Creek about two miles below for learning the tastes of the various ton to Seattle and other Coast points. BÂRTLETT PEAR Summerland Reservoir on Trout markets in the Old Country, if a stallation. I Two capstans, each-operated by one He had high praise for the foundation —0 Word reached town on Friday last Creek. large export trade was looked for as horse, were used in making the move, >Mr. 0. H. Cordy made a record ruu: hlch' was effected smoothly and'with- that Miss Bertha Mills had won: the the same varieties of apples did not given him while in attendance at the W The storage-dam will be located at Will my Bartletts develop good qual• on Saturday, coming from Princeton j mishap. bronze medal for making tho great• necessarily suit all districts. He point- college here ou(; Crescent (or iPaull) Lake. The capa- ity if I pick them now? > Howtmuch in five hours and a quarter. It is anticipated that the hotel; est number of points for the Similka• city of the reservoir to be created is ed out that London, for instance, al will they increase in size if I leave 0— now under construction, will be ready meen Valley, Congratulations are due about 200 acre "feet, and it will flood though a somewhat cosmopolitan mar• them on the trees for another week? to Miss Mills and to Mr. Gurney, her In a letter to friends here, Mrs. Sol• Mr. P. G. Dodwell went on Tuesday jor occupancy on or about December about 150 acres of land. The water ket, had its favorite brands of apples, How long will they keep after they mentor. and these were sometimes largely ly, writing from the' Empress of morning to Victoria with Mr. K. Betsf^th will be diverted from the stream at are picked? Failure to answer those of Vernon. They will participate In| — either the hoadgates of Summerland different to the preferences of Edin• France, mentioned they were having questions wisely has frequently re- 1 tho province-wide tennis tournament, ', Municipal System or about 100 yards burgh or Glasgow. The subject of lovely cool weather, and on a day suited in serious loss to pear growers. Mr. Black's discourse was chi&fly the representing the Okanagan. above the Kettle Valley Railway when Summerland was sweltering In order to assist the grower to matter of packing, and ho condemned Bridge over Trout Crook at the Do pick his pears to best .-advantage, the th,*» tondenoy to sacrifice quality for they had sighted fully a hundred ice According to a decision of the Unit• , minion Experimental Station, and will Summe.rlnnd Experimental Station ed Growers, all fruit from southern j be used for irrigation purpose upon the sake of quantity, -Ho claimed bergs, a few of which would have Nelson Business College has carried on a harvesting experi• that a packer with an output of sev• lake points will be brought to Sum• itho land described nB Dominion Ex• boon welcome here. ment during the-past three years, In The Beat Equipped Business College in enty-five to ono hundred boxes a day merland and carload orders win be fill• perimental Station, part of iPonticton this project a box of pew has boon was able to pack fruit with greater ed hero. British Columbia Indian Reserve No, 1. picked from the same frees ivory care for its appearance and condition This notice was posted on the week for a period extending well over on tho market than ono would put up WEDDINGS Archibald Montford, a worker on tho ground on the 2Gth day of July,1028, tho commercial harvesting season."At INDIVIDUAL TUITION ono hundred and fifty to two hundred, Trout Greek canyon bridge, was A copy of this notice and an applica• each picking dato careful records have thrown to instant death on Monday. and that the nott result would be a ( WATT8—8HIEDEL tion puraunnt thereto and to itho been kept-of the size ' of tho years, SOUND COMMERCIAL TRAINING IN gain to tho growers, ovon with tho Through tho breaking of Bomo goar a "Water Act,'1014," will bo-filed in the iCarstalrs, July 24.—-A very protty thoir hardnosB and the* oaso with necessary rise in packers' rate. I-Io massive heavy steel cable came down Shorthand, typewriting,, bookkeeping, penmanship, ofllce of tho Water Recorder at Ver• wedding took place recently at the which thoy could bo removed from 1 comparod tho Canadian system with in a heap on top of tho treaalo work. non, homo of Mrs. Shlodol, Garstairs, when tho tree. Tho color of tho skin and spelling, commercial English, commercial arithmetic, that obtaining, in Franco, whore tho Ono of tho coils caught Montford and Objection to tho application may be Edith Mildrod, only daughter io£ Mrs, tho corking over of the lonticola or commercial law,, filing and general office' procedure. "greatest caro 1B taken to avoid bruise without any possibility of oscapo ho ifllod with tho said Wator Recorder or Shlodol, was united in marriage to dots havo olao boon noted. This fruit or blemish. A hearty voto of thanks was thrown from the beam to the bot• A British Columbia Business College for with the Comptroller of Water Rights, Morrison L. Watts, son of Mr, and has then boon stored undor conditions to both speakers brought the moot• tom of tho canyon, noarly 200 foot British Columbians Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C., Mrs. A, J, Watts, of Rosodalo Cres• somewhat similar to those which aro ing to a CIODO. below.. within thirty days after tho drat ap cent, Calgary. Rev. Mr, Ing,, of tho commonly encountered in delivering it The Collego in which Students either Work or Leave poaranco of this notice in a local nows United Church, CarBtairs, was tho of• to the consumor. At froquont intor- —0— NEW TERM COMMENCES SEPTEMBER 4th, 1928 paper. Mr, E, Bato has boon undor tho ficiating clergyman, Tho boautiful vale during the storage period the As soon as two cars arrlvo every• thing will bo in readiness for tho can• Fees: Only $17.50 a Month DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, woathor for somo timo, and has been woddlng Borvico was porformod upon apoctmonB have boon examinad and Ottawa, Applicant. ordorod by Dr. Walker to talco a long tho lawn with a background of laurel notes made of tho datos when thoy ning of fruit by tho Dominion Can- 81-3-c By W. T. HUNTER, Agent. rost. , willows. Tho brldo, in hor gown of reached oating maturity and whon nors, Tho factory looks very trim Tho date of tho first publication of roBoda oropo romain made a charming thoy booame ovor-rlpo, Records havo with tho maohlnory. In roadinoas and this notice Is August 3, 1028, Tho regular meeting of tho Unity picture. Hor bouquet was composed also keep kept concoming tho-dovol• with tables and tanks flxod ready to f;ttttttttimmmmttt«tttitttitttttitttttttjttttttttjttttttttttuttt«it«tjt:mttuim«t«utt| 81-4-c Club was hold on Friday, Mrs. J. M, of Ophelia roses, Mrs. Fred G. Watts, opmont of flavor, Bhrlvolling and coro start operations. Robinson prosldlng. Thoro wan a of CarBtairs, playod tho wodding broakdown, good attondanco of momborfl, and march, During -the signing of tho reg• Thlt Friday and Saturday— somo visitor* who aro staying horo ister Mr, Glare Shlodol, brothor of tho In brief, tho-roaults aocu'rod to date indlcato that as tho Bartlolt noars ma• WESTBANK THOMAS MEIQHAN In for tho summer, Mr, Jack Loglo brldo, sang "Because" with a piano turity on the troo sovoral chango» "TIN GODS" was prosont and gavo a short ad• accompanlmont by Mrs. Watts and vlo A dramatic yarn that glvos lnl obllgato by, Mlsa Alberta Bocknor, talco placo which may bo used in de• Tho WoBtbank Womon's Instltuto Kelowna Regatta dress, Molghan tho role ho has long look• A woddlng breakfast was hold later, termining tho most satisfactory timo hold a vory, interesting canning dem• ed for. Not since "Manslaughter" Mrs, A, O, Lyons ontortalnod BOV« aftor which tho brldo and bridegroom to pick tho, fruit, Tho dull, groon onstration laBt Thursday, which was has Tom reached snob hoightBl oral trlonds and their visltorB at a loft on a trip to Banff, Vancouvor and color of tho akin is replaced by a yel• conducted by MIBB A, Stavons, Homo Comedy--"8o Long QUI" lawn social on Thursdaay, among othor coastal CUIOB, Upon thoir return low tingo and a' characteristic waxy Economic toaohor at Vornon. Tho thoso prosont boing Mrs. McLood and thoy v/111 reside in Calgary. Mr. Watts finish, tho dots becoming brown in procoBB nocoaaary In canning fruit Wednesday and Thursday Friday A Saturday, AUQ. 10 & 11— hor guost, Mrs, Tlllon, Mrs Qoo Weav• Is a mombor of tho toaohlng staff of color, Thoro 1B also a distinct looson vogotablos and moat WBB clearly "THE CAMPUS FLIRT" er and hor daughter, Mrs J. J. ^oav< Crescent Heights High School, Ing of tho bonds whiuh attach tho shown and waa followed by a gonoral With BEBE DANIELS or, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. J. S.'Dlok- stem to tho apur so that tho pears diacuaalon, Refreshment a woro also Tho spoiled, ' pamporod socloty on, Mro, J, M. Myors and hor mother, may bo oasily removed from the tree Borvod. At tho rogular mooting MIBB Mr. Morrlaon WnttB apont sovornl by a Blight upward twist. (Porhapn AUGUST 8 and 9 girl who Is plungod Into Unlvoralty tho IMIBSOB Rumaoy, and a number of Stovona will give a talk on food val- llfo chuck full of typical humorous ollvo branchoBfrom somo of tho fam• BummorB in Summorland, tho moat significant change, from tho UOB. , undergraduate situations, and tho ilies roproBontod, standpoint of maturity IOBIH, 1B tho picture races to a fnBt, funny fin• NEW, VARIETIE8 OF PEACHE8 softening of tho flesh. This can bo Miss A, Smith who toachoB at Fort accurately moaaurod by the UBO of a ish, Mr, and Mrs F, R, CroBB and thoir Tho growing population of Vancouv Goorgo, arrived from Vancouver Wed• — $2500 in Prizes — portable pressure tester of tho typo Alio Comedy and Kat Kartoon (daughters roturned on Monday ovon- or and tho mining towns of aouthorn nesday to spend a vacation with hor devised by tho U.S, Dopnrtmont of ) Ing from, a two woolc auto trip to Seat- British Columbia, not to mention tho parents horo. FOUR-OARED CHAMPIONSHIP OF OKANAGAN Plant Industry. Whilo tho hardnoBB Big Plotures Coming Soon— , tlo, Victoria, Vancouver and tho Fras- prairlo cltlos, offorB groat opportuni of poars IH BometimoH influenced by Auguit 21 A, 22 or Valley, They roport a delightful HOB for tho dovolopmont of the fresh G. Young of Vauxhafl, Alta. who has Speed Pianos, Surf Riding, War Cnnoes, Launch Races, factors othor than maturity, It haß 8yd Chaplin In holiday, and cannot find words to ex• poach lnduatry in thla province, Tho hoen visiting at tho homo of Mt, and been found that tho pressure tostor Sailing, Swimming, Diving, Confetti Carnival, "THE MI88INQ LINK" , press their ImproHBlonB ofaomo of tho Btanrtard Bhlpplng poach at tho pros Mrs, J, W. Hannam, roturnod to IIIB próvidos a almplo and comparatively September'3.A- 4 noonory pasBod through, ont time la tho Elberta, When dollv- homo this wook, , Midway, Fireworks, Dances "BEAU QEBtE" drod to tlio conBumor in prlmo condi• dependable'moans-of determining tho propor timo to pick BnrtlottB, Tho Sorvloo WIVB hold in tho United tion It has fair doaaort quality but its Among tho visitors to Pontloton ro., records show that BartlottB harvoatod H. G. M. WILSON, Secretary, Church on Sunday mornlnjr, Rov, W, aoanon Is comparatively short, contly woro MIBB ,T. PetorB who 1B a whon tho floflh roglatorod a hardnoBB McKoo ofllclatlng, and Mr» A. O, In ordor that tho fresh poach mdus gnoat iot Mra E. Gollatly, MIBB II. M. 31-1-c of about 28 to SO pounds as moaaurod RIALTO Lyons at tho organ. try may bo dovolopod to full capacity, Gellatly and J. U, Gollatly. MM, J. U. Utttùttmtttt*mmmmmMmnumwn«mmttmmmtmm^