THE KELOWNA COURIER M R 9 B r i t i s h ('oluiubia, jrim rj.(lay, O c I o Ik m : 3 r d , K )3 5 K e l o w n a . V O L U M P : 32 it^masisnpsmscjcs: iBastsat**3ttas2:3r»rj' ^::zi^■^ LIBERAL SPEAKER 1 Italian B o m b s S lau gh ter DEATH IS MOURNED R O T A R Y IN Int. Vegetable M a r k e t i n g COMMUNITY Sleeping W om en And R e p o r t O n Board Gives SERVICE Children In Ethiopia M arketing Conditions Rotarian Ray Corner Traces Ev­ olution Of Idea Of Duty Of Planes Manned By Mussolini’s Sons Drop Explosives On Members To Community Hospital— Emperor Selassie Issues Order For Issue Of Official Statement Deemed Necessary By r General Mobilization Of Forces The Board To Offset “Insidious And Adverse Addressing the Rotary, Club of Ke­ I'v; lowna at their weekly meeting on Propaganda’’ By Selfish Interests Tuesday, Rotarian Ray Corner out­ he did not believe Uiut true Britons lined the duties of individual Rotarians LONDON, Oct. 3.—A state of war would approve of sanctions against It- in their attitude towards community now exists between Italy and Ethiopia, service, as suggested by" Rotary inter­ wlien Italian troops invaded Ethiopian From the date of its inception the The British Government has been n a tio n a l. territory late yesterday. Italian planes, B.C. (Interior) Vegetable Marketing officially inCormed tliat Italian planes Thirty years ago, he said, service was during the night, bombed the Ethiopian Board has rigidly refrained from en­ TRANSFER MADE have bombed Aduwa. It was author­ not one of the ideals of Rotary, and it town of Aduwa and despatches state tering into any newspaper controversy itatively announced that today s de­ was Arthur Sheldon who, in 15)08, first that the dead and wounded may run on the question of the merits or de­ velopments constitute violation of Art­ realized that business was not only us h ig h a s 1.700. E m p e r o r S e la s s ie h as merits of the scliemo under which the O F P IO N E E R icle X V of the League covenant, which serving oneself but also serving others. vigorously protested to the League of Board is operating. This idea was not generally accepted states that the nations must refrain However, it now appears advisable Nations at Geneva against the slaugh­ in those days but, after being put be­ from aggressive hostilities wliile the to the Board to issue an interim report D R U G S T O R E ter of sleeping women and children, fore Rotary, it soon becorne one of the League is attempting to conciliate. Orio to offset to some extent the insidious and states that the first bomb hit the Rotary ideals that Rotary should serve well informed source stated: “Bomb­ and adverse propaganda which is be­ Red Cross Hospital, killing 3 nurses. Mr. E. T. Abbott Took Over Bus­ others outside of their mcmbcrshiiJ. ing is tantamount to a declaration of ing spread across the pages of the At Addis Ababa the Emperor today and this finally was accomplished by wa’r, and is probably the only declara­ press by individuals whose views dis­ iness Of P. B. Willits & Co., handed passports to the Italian Am bas­ setting up the Vocational Service Com ­ tion of war that will be made. Things close either a woeful lack of knowl­ Ltd,, On Monday mittee. However, the service a Ro­ sa d o r. . , edge of present day marketing con­ Last night the Emperor issued an will happen now." tarian had to give to others was no ditions or a viewpoint which is actu­ order for general mobilization. Through­ The British precautionary naval W it h th e close o f b u sin e ss a t 5.30 longer to 'be performed only during ARCHDEACON THOMAS GREENE out the whole country it was received movement is being continued. An Ad­ ated by selfish interest. p.m. on Monday, the drug and station­ the time in which his place of business miralty report from Aden, Arabia, said It is the intention of the Board, ery business of P. B. Willits & Co. Ltd., Universally beloved pmneercle^yman, I public, but after he with tremendous enthusiasm; men ev- therefore, to set forth in the report erywhere dropped their tasks and took that the cruiser “Berwick” and half established thirty-three years ago, who passed away in Kelowna General]^had locked___^ his door nnriand gonerynno hhome o m o which foilows as complete a picture the eighth destroyer flotilla had ai’iived passed from the hands of Messrs. P. Hospital on Saturday afternoon. for the day, he was to continue to give M AYOR G. G. McGEER up arms. It is estimated that Ethiopia as possible of the deal in each of the there. The ships came from China B. Willits and G. A. McKay to those his service to those to whom it would of Vancouver, who addressed a capacity can place 2,000,000 men in the field at stations. The warship “Londonderry” principal lines of vegetables which of the new owner, Mr. E. T. Abbott, be acceptable. It was then that com- audience in ' the Empress Theatre.^ last have fallen under stabilization. left Devonport for Gibraltar. of Armstrong. I munity service became another spoke night in support of Mr. Charles Oliver, Despatches from Agamc district, Each deal will be pictured separ­ PARIS. Oct. 3.— French officials, con­ The retiring owners have found it KELOWNA FRUIT o f R o ta ry . Liberal candidate for Yale. where the Italians invaded yesterday a te ly . a severe wrench to terminate the (Continued on Page 3) driving back Ethiopian tribesmen, state sidering sanctions against Italy una­ Onions For Export pleasant relations that had existed for that the invaders came in contact later voidable, officially reported today that A firm price G IF Auckland, New so many years between their custom­ EXHIBITS WIN with regular Ethiopian troops and were they are trying to keep the conflict Zealand, was fixed by the Agency, ers and themselves, but reasons of OPTIONS TAKEN driven back after fierce fighting from spreading. health made a change imperative. They “The situation is dangerous but noc netting the growers a minimum of $20 MANY PRIZES! APPLE PRICES ADDIS ABABA, Oct. 3.—The Aduwa obtain some Consolation in the fact per ton. Bookings have been fairly bombardment wrecked fifteen houses fatal,” one official said. “Mussolini’s that the business w ill continue,. under ON WINFIELD satisfactory and the price steady in and one hundred more were destroyed speech to mobilize Italy yesterday m ak­ contra-distinction to last year, when the capable management of Mr. Wilson FORCED DOWN Local Growers Capture Lion’s by air bombs at Adigra. The inhabi­ es it easy for the League to find him two or three different prices were McGill, with little change in the per­ •Share Of Awards At Interior PLACER LEASES tants were not warned by the Italians. the aggressor because he spoke of his quoted to the New Zealand importers, sonnel other than caused by their own army marching. It is true that Mussol­ retirement, and they are confident that Provincial Exhibition IN B R I T A I N P A R I S , O c t. 3.— T h e A d d is A b a b a netting the growers as low as $12 per ini’s quarrel is with the League and not the standard of service upon which correspondent of the Pairs Soir reports ton. The onions going forward are West Canadian Collieries, Ltd., with Britain. We never thought it they prided themselves will be main­ that^the two_sons of Mussolini and^m^^ warehouse graded and of good quality Fruit exhibits from the Kelowna dis- j ' E s c o r t Shipments From Of Blairmore, Alta., Become otherwise, but it confirms that- England tained fully under the new ownership. let carried off the bulk of the awards J -a rp ^^porr onipu u son-in-law were in the planes that and the result of this initial effort trict carried — * Interested In Gold Field lacks a selfish interest and may streng­ For patrons of the dispensing depart­ at the Interior Provincial Exhibition at Canada And United States should be a steady volume of busi­ bombed Aduwa. then opinion for enforcement of the ment continuity is insured by the com­ Flood Market ness for future seasons. Prices in an Armstrong, as follows: GENEVA, Oct. 3.— Emperor Selassie League covenant.” • French officials plete filing system installed a number There are prospects of development export deal must always be competi­ A p p le s has asked the powers, particularly foresaw prompt action by the League. of years ago, which permits of imme­ on an extensive scale of the Winfield tive with the quotations from other Due largely to American compe­ Great Britain, to raise the embargo on PARIS, Oct. 3.—It is officially an­ diate reference to any one of a _ total Fall Dessert Apples.— 1, E. B. Powell, placer gold area, which is rich in po- sources of supply, but the fact that tition, apple prices have been the shipment of arms to Ethiopia. o f 165,000 p re sc rip tio n s fille d d u r in g a East Kelowna. . tentialitics. These hills , immedi^^tely nounced that Sir Anthony Eden and there can be no iriternal competitive B. forced down to disastrously low Winter Cooking Apples.— 1, E. north-east of Winfield are, reported to LONDON, Oct. 3.—There can be no Premier Laval bave agreed on League quotations while control is in effect period of more than twenty years. levels on the British market, with Through the medium of The Courier, have yielded already thousands of dol­ possible doubt that it is the plain duty action for immediate rupture of finan­ w ill certainly tend to regain the confi­ P o w e ll. ^ - n - n the result that returns for the past Messrs. Willits and McKay .wish to Winter Dessert Apples.— 1, E. B. Pow ­ lars in pay dirt and show promise of of the League of Nations to intervene, cial and economic relations with dence of the importers. two weeks have been anything but thank all their patrons for the liberal e ll. yielding considerably rnore effectively, in the Italo-Ethiopia dispute; Italy. Premier Laval states that satisfactory. Early Lettuce Delicious.— 1, E. B. Powell; 2, B T. West Canadian Collieries, Ltd., of g.^. Herbert Samuel told the National France and Britain will continue the measure of support accorded them Large export shipments from during their long business career in Haverfield, Okanagan Mission. Blairmore, Alberta, a long-established closest co-operation at Geneva. The early lettuce deal was complete­ Canada and the United States are Liberal Club today. The faith of the Kelowna and to bespeak a continu­ McIntosh.— 1, D. S. Smith, Arm­ ly disappointing from the Interior reported to have flooded Britain and prosperous coal-mining company Dominions in the Mother Country growers’^ point of view. Heavy sup­ ance of it for their successor. strong; 2, E. B. Powell. now looking for gold properties, have would be shaken if she made no effort with fruit. Despite the fact that MACS NEARLY CLEANED plies of good quality at the Coast, ■ Jonathan.— 1, E. B . P o w e ll. tariff preference is given to Cana­ taken an option on two of the leases to make the League effective. The fault Wealthy.— l. E. B. Powell. UP AT PENTICTON ready before the Interior crop, coupled SEVERAL INJURED IN dian apples, American shippers on the placer property-—tjjose held by of the British Government lay in not with the fact that early bunched veg­ CLASH IN FRANCE Rome Beauty.—2, E. B. Powell. have been putting, their fruit on John Eley and James Hall, who came having spoken earUer. The Foreign here from the prairies' about three etables w ere available dov\^n there for A n y o th e r fa ll v a r i e t y . - 1, E . the British market on a highly Secretary would have the full approval Jonathan Show Good Colour And Are years ago and who, as pioneers in the mixed car trade weeks before any PARIS, Oct. 3 .— Several persons were P o w e ll. _ competitive basis, in not a few of Liberals, Parliament and the coun­ Mostly Export Size field, have done considerable profitable were available in the Interior, swung injured in, a clash between police and W a g e n e r .— 2, E . B . P o w e ll. cases underselling the: Canadian try at large. the deal to the Coast and forced the Northern Spy.—2, E. B. Powell. ^ development work. There is a possi­ a group demonstrating against Mussol­ exporter and, as a result, forcing L O N D O N , O ct. 3.— L a r g e c r o w d s PENTICTON, Oct. 3.— The end of Interior growers from the market. A Winter Banana.— 1, E. B. Powell. bility that options may be taken bn ini at Toulouse today as fifty Italians down prices. Improvement in ex-r milled through Downing Street before the week will see the MicIntosh clean­ slaughtering of prices in the Interior Cox’s Orange.— 1, E. B. Powell. port marketing conditions is looked the various other leases held by Ke­ left for Italy and military service. the Prim e Minister’s residence today. ed up in the district, and the Jonathan in an effort to blast a way into the Newtown Pippin.— 2, E. B. Powell for in the near future, however. lowna and district people, but that Sir Anthony Eden has started back will be starting. Jonathans are show­ market would have resulted dnly, in Grimes Golden.-l, E. B. Powell. It is reported, but not ,reliably, will depend largely on the result of NEW ZEALANDERS WIN for Geneva by way of Paris to convince ing good colour and are practically all disaster all round-without changing Any other variety of apples.— 3, E. B that, following the severe storm in preliminary operations by the com­ the League of Nations and France that export sizes, only from five to seven the source of supply. TODAY’S RUGBY MATCH P o w e ll. England last week, which shook a pany oh the Hall and Eley leases. Mr. J. A. Brusset, Assistant General the British policy is clearly and firm ly per cent being domestic sizes. Crab Apples lot of apples to the ground, these C a r r o t s in support of the League covenant op­ Winter Banana are showing excel­ BRISTOL, Oct. 3.— Striking back af­ windfalls have been dumped on the Manager of West Canadian Collieries, .There was a good market for sacked H y s lo p .— 1, b ; T. Haverfield. accompanied by Dr. D. J. MacNeill, lent colour. ., X ter their defeat at the hands of Swan­ home market at a very low price, posed to war. , „ X te T h e McIntosh crop, incidentally, w ill carrots for a short while: prior to loc^ P e a r s Ph.D., geologist, came to Kelowna last It is stated authoritatively that no ot-. sea last Saturday, the touring New thus contributing to the. uris^ijs^ run about five per cent in, excess of supplies becoming available at prairie week and examined the property, with ficial attention will be paid to Mussol­ Zealanders defeated the combined Bartlett.— 1, C. H. Taylor, South factory condition. points, and growers having crops ready the- result that the option, subject to original estimates in this district. Gloucester and Somerset fifteen by 23 Kelowna; 3, E. B. Powell. ini’s speech yesterday in which he said for that early movement cleaned up at ratification by head office, was taken. to 3 in the rugby ggme today. The Beurre d’Anjou.— 1, C. H. Taylor, a price which netted them $40.00, per WELL-KNOWN PENTICTON The company officials returned on Sat­ tourists. havie won five matches and Flemish Beauty.— 1, C; H. Taylor; 2, ton . CITIZEN DIES SUDDENLY urday to Blairmore, but will come lo st on e. E. B. Powell. (Continued on Page 3) back to Kelowna in about a week or G erry” M cGeer Speaks W inter Nelis.— 1, C. H. Taylor. Riordan Succumbs ()n Sun­ Any o t h e r f a ll v a r i e t y . - 1, C . ten days, when a geological survey day To Heart Attack • w ill be made. T a y lo r . Leases are held in the Winfield plac­ Collection of pears.— 1, C. H. Taylor PENTICTON, Oct. 2—David Steph­ er area by Messrs. R. B. Staples and Big Share O f Boxed Pears.—-1, C. H. Taylor. en Riordan, well-known local hotel- O. St.P. Aitkens, who have done quite 'P lu m s man,; and a former member of the a bit of development work; by Mr. and Hard-Hitting M anner Crop Alreaiiy On Its D a m s o n .— 1, C . H . T a y lo r . Municipal Council, died suddenly at Mrs. McMaster, Messrs, John Sommer- his Winnipeg Street home here _on ville, Archie Clarke and Giiy DeHart, Sunday afternoon. He had just fin­ F W Groves, George N; Gartrell, R. G. STIRLING TO'SPEAK ON ^ Iisucu He sat down to read and W a y O u t O f ■ ished lunch. Rutherford, C. H. Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Fire Qf Verbal Heavy Artillery Unlimbered Without Dis- HOPE-PRINCETON ROAD | over to turn on the radio Ed. Noble and numerous others. when he collapsed, deatto ensuing in In a write-up of this area last,yqar. criminatiori Alike Upon Opposing Hosts Of Con­ Invitation Of Penticton _ Board ^ < a few minutes from heayt failure. The Courier said in part: lia d e . Accepted For Friday Night Estimates Place Total Shipments F o r First Two hays Mr. Riordan, who was in his fifty Twenty years ago the discovery was servatives And C.C.F. Last Night ninth year, having been born at An­ made that the range of hills immedi­ ' Of Movement At About One-Quarter Of Entire PENTICTON, Oct. 3. — Hon. Grdte napolis Royal, N.S., on Novem ber 2nd, ately north-east of Winfield contained Stirling, Minister of National Defence, 1876, had been a resident of Penticton tertiary gravel. But whoever made this “Gerry” McGeer came to tovm yes­ Production Of The Okanagan will address a non-political ineetmg for twenty-three years,. at the outset amazing discovery either failed; to terday. It is the same two-fisted_ Mr. here on Monday next at the invitation operating the B. C. Hotel in partner­ grasp its full significance or refused to McGeer yfho has invaded the Okan­ of the Penticton Board of Trade and ship with Mr. Art Thompson and after­ be intrigued by the possibilities - of THIRTY HOURS agan Valley on former occasions to i;he Penticton Rotary Club, who are About twenty-five per cent of the wards as sole owner. He was also further investigation. preach the gospel of monetary reforxA anxious to hear what his attitude is in interested in sheep farming and in an British Columbia McIntosh crop rolled To the geologist, tertiary on a 3,000 IN C A N Y O N and' to analyze with characteristic vig­ regard to the completion of the Hop^- orchard on Main Street Somh. He to domestic and export markets on Fri­ foot level, high in the air above and our 'the policies of political parties in Princeton road, which will form the served for several terms as a member day and Saturday last, the first two overlooking Okanagan Lake, opens up A FT E R F A LL the fieldr—and to flay Socialism and subject of his address. _ of the Penticton Municipal Council days of the movement.This amounts to a wide avenue of speculation. It sug­ Communism. , ^ _ and gave a good deal of his time to approximately 546 carloads. . _ m P R O G t e s gests a pre-historic river bed, possibly Thousands of people heard Vancou­ Figures in boxes ■ compiled by ; the the irrigation department. He was_an elevated by volcanic eruption ages ago, Vernon Man Patient In Hospital ver’s dynamic chief magistrate speak ardent Conservative and no'election Tree Fruit Board show that the follow­ its precious treasures in metals locked After Very Harrowing here last night. The Empress Theatre IMPROVEMENTS in Penticton was complete without his ing were shipped from the Interior on IN in the cemented gravel which once Experience was packed to capacity and hundred^ Friday and Saturday: domestic, 173.- participation. ^ j - supported a huge body of Water. were turned away before the irieeting For the past tivd years Mr. Riordan 351 boxes; export, 236,297 boxes, or a PLANNED FOR The Winfield placer area, which has opened. They had to be content to Black Top Will Be Laid For had hot enjoyed good health and in VERNON, Oct. 3.—After lying in a total of 409,648, nearly a half-million been undergoing developnieht quietly listen in on the radio, the proceedings Distance Of Six Miles North consequence had been compelled to re­ deep canyon for thirty hours in a boxes of the populai; red apples. PHONE SYSTEM in the past two years and which is being broadcasted over CKOy._ linquish a good deal of his former Total shipipents of Wealthies up^to Of City Boundary now 'beginning to show great promise badly bruised condition, Richard P. Some people paid an admission fee Saturday were as follows: domestic, activity. , as a gold field, has such a pre-historic Locke, aged 24, only son of M ajor and 1;p see and hear Mr. McGeer in actmn. Okanagan Telephone Company The funeral was held from St. Ann s f l 9 ,7 S r eJ^ort. 109,660; total. 329,409 Hard-surfacing of six miles of road river bed, and today every inch of the M r s . P . J. Locke,- of Vernon, was The business acumen of some of Ke­ W i ll Spend A b o u t $12,000 In Catholic Church ten Wednesday morn­ brought to the Vernon Jubilee Hospi­ boxes. It is estimated that stocks still north of Kelowna was begun last week four or five miles running approxi­ lowna’s youngsters put cbin of the ing. The pall bearers were Messrs, left *for shipment total 40,000 odd box­ by the General Construction Co. under The Kelowna Area mately north and south and along tal late on Monday night. He is suf­ realm into their pockets. They sold G. A. B. Macdonald, E. J. Horsnail, A. fering from A fractured right arm es, some 30,000 of which are in the the supervision of Mr. A. S. Lloyd, of which the bed has been traced is stak­ their seats for from twenty-five to m - S. Hatfield, J. E. Phinney, R. P. M ur­ ed in placer-leases. It is the only for­ and, one broken rib, in addition to Salmon Arm area. ' . " Vancouver. * t r , . For improvement of the service in ty cents, and the purchasers were ob­ ray and Joe Harris. bruises and cuts and head and back Gurrent prices on other varieties The machinery was brought to ive- the city and in the neighbourhood of mation of its kind ever discovered in viously glad to get them at these pric­ British Columbia. Basalt or igneous injuries. _ . •w5 THE KEJLOWWA COURIER AND OKANACIAW ORCHARDIST PAGE TWO

A I-'AIIEWKIX TIlIIiUTE THE KELOWNA COURIER At llu." inoniing service in St. Michael and All , Merry-Go-Round In Bygone Days ANI> Angels’ Church la.sl Sunday, the stall of the late Arch­ POINTS OF VIEW OKANAGAN ORCHAKDIST deacon Greene in the chancel was draped. T^Pt-cial With R.M.R. J’ulilifilii <1 liy 'l'l(r Kelowna ('mirier l.iniileil hymns and prayers were used and the organist. Mis. From the files of 'riie Kelowna Clarion and K.lile.l liy ' . C. KUSIC A. J. Pritchard, L.R.A.M.. A.K.C.M.. played Chopins ’rhe Kelowna Courier. Funeral March at tlie elu.se of the .service while the AITLE DEAL IIRIGHT CKI'l'ILT/Ji 01)11 NEW SrAPER su H scK iI'l JON isnrance of a stabilized movement Ollier lonnlrieM, SII.IIIJ per year. them who shall he heirs of .salvation, the Rector, critic, ofi'ering iiraetieal, constructive suggestions for with satisfactory prices. I.oeal iiitc, for OkanaKan Valley only: the improvement of the rne(!ium tlial keeps him post­ TWENTY YEARS AGO 11 Kev. C. E. Davis, said: . Oknnaganites have exTierienccd many a year when One year, six montlia, Wl.arJ. “Today, us we keep our Patronal festival, we do ed on current events. Again he Is not c|uite so in­ T h u r s d a y , S e p t e m b e r 30, 1915 Duchess and Wealthy apple prices tumbled very .soori so amid a cloud of sorrow, for lie to whom this telligent. liis criticisms being embodied in a general "M r. E. C. Paynter left on Friday morning for the 'J'lie C O U K IliK linen not nreeftsanly einlorne llir henliineiits of after opening dales and as a eonse(iuence dragget St. Michael and All Angels will ever he a lusting eondemiuilion of tlie “local rag," whicli, in his opin­ militia headtjuarters at Kamloops, wliere lie will be any eontrilniteil niliele, , .. i,, ...... down McIntosh and succeeding varieties. T o eiiMUre aeeeiilaiiee. all nianniieripl hIioiiIiI lie li-Kilily wiitten on memorial has passed from our view and has ion, could be run will) a grealm- degree of success by drafted lo an overseas battalion.” one si.le of llie paper only. Typewritten copy ni prefeire.l. Look hack upon the slide in Wealthy }nices even the rest that remaii th to the people of God, having a scliool boy after seliool iunirs. * 4i 4i Ainateiir poetry is not pnlilislied, i r „ last year. But this year's crop has been moving o u t Tlie world would ho a ciiill place indeed witlioul "M r. A. R. T. Cam pbell left tlii.s morning for Kam ­ I,eller.s to llie eililor will not lie meepleil for pnliliealion over n finished his course and kept the faith. l am not going at a figure of HO cents f.o.h.. and, according to stete- "noin lie plnnie"; the writer’s eorreet name nnist lie appemlciJ. the critic in the second category. He is tlie type of loops lo h(> drafted to an overseas unit.” to harrow your feelings by speaking this morning (J rnents informally coming from the Fruit Board off!c(;s fellow who always knows what is wrong witli any .(> >i< Conlrilinleil inalier .reeeiveil alfer 'rnesilay nir;lit may not Ire those long years of devoted service for llm Maotei the whole Wealthy crop should be marketed with business except his own, and lie can solve any pioh- The annual Fall Fair was opened on Sept. 28th, pnlilislied imlil llie follosviiiK week. , which the dear Archdeacon earned on throughout this little price clumge. except for the recent prairie brok­ As the staff works on Tlnirsday afternoon, V;’, ‘ o 5', ^ lem under tlie sun, (‘xccipt liis own. llie tillu'r fel­ in hrillianl autumn weather, by lion. Frarik Barnard, valley, our love for him and his love for has people. erage situation which brought the price down R'jOc elo.sed on Saturday afternoon for tlie weekly lialf-liolid.iy. low’s job is a cinch— there’s absolutely notliing to it. Lieut.-Governor of British Columbia. While the ex­ T o d a y the Mclntosli apples started rolling at and ^l.iO But he’s a likeable cuss. There’s sometliing in hibits were not quite us numerous us in the two or AD V Kiri'ISINC UA'Il'iS “Shadows end in glory f.o.b. fur Fancy. Maintenance of such figures w:e, twenty cents. If phoned or charged . is still just his own familiar, individual self— for the to do to give the town an “ideal newspaper,” losing T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 1, 1925 Two cents per’ word. •Miniinnni charge, thirty cents, w in t e r . sight of the fact for the moment that there is no such leacii initial anil group of not iiiore than five figuics count spirit, the real self that used the body as its vehicle, . >|c »|< ♦ “ Twenty-three carloads of canned goods were thing as an ideal newspaper any mor(j than there is as a word. . ,. , , , , , „ never dies but still lives on. A BLESSING TO COUNT shipped from this city last week.” If HO desired, adverti.seis may have rephe.s a.ldressed to a_ liox an ideal man or an ideal woman. Gloriously ignorant .(< iH i1< nninher, care of 'Pile Courier, .iiid foi wauled to their private “ ‘Respond, ye souls in endless rest! of their subject, they are happily confident in their aildresH, or delivcreil on call al_ office. I'or this service, add (West Coast Advocate) “With the exception of Glenmore and a portion Yet patriarchs and Prophets blest. Alleluia. knowledge. But if you followed their advici), you 10 cents to cover postage or (iliiig. Never in the history of mankind has there been of Rutland, local districts have sent all their McIntosh Yc holy twelve, ye martyrs strong, -i\ould turn out the “ideal” ncwspaper~-ideal in the a more censorious age. And yet jn the words o t th e apples to the packing houses. Jonathan. Grimes Gol­ A ll Saints triumphant, raise the song. eyes of the dozen odd who would subscribe for it. T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 3, 1935 old hymn, wc do have some blessings to count, Here s den, Winter B.anana and Delicious are now being A l l e l u i a ! ’ All intelligent criticism is broad and construc­ p ic k e d .” “Rest is to be found by such souls in occupation just one. j j tive. In the case of a newspaper, the reader has his .O n ly fifty y e a r s ago, in 1885, a n y o n e c o n d e m n e d >l< never a rest of idleness. Like the angels, may we not preferences. But if he is intelligent, he has to con­ A SAINT HAS PASSED TO IIIS REST CO undergo a major operation stood a very poor “A ll four local canneries arc still running, but the think of them to our . comfort this morning as min­ cede certain preferences to others, realizing that one chance of living. Infection often set in and the poor supply of tomatoes is becoming more limited on ac­ A familiar and beloved figure has gone from our subscriber is entitled to as much consideration as istering spirits sent forth to minister for them who devil died a most painful death. A surgeon writing count of the rainy weather. It is hoped to continue midst on that mysterious journey that no son of another. When the newspaper publisher sends out shall be heirs 'of salvation.’ ’ of that time said his appearance in any hospital was the canning of tomatoes for another week or ten his finished product, he knows that it must appeal not mortal man may escape. For over forty years his “In many ways they help us. Behold the greeted with groans and he was looked upon as an days, if the weather is favourable.” only to the butcher, baker and candlestick maker but are with us still who here had reached immortal executioner. In the year of 1935 not one death has * ♦ * kindly presence had been amongst us first as a vis­ to people in all walks of professional and social life. fame.’ They guide, they instruct, they comfort. We occurred at the West Coast Hospital due to any in­ “The C. N. R, ballasting crew moved into the city itor from Penticton in the discharge of his spiritual The publisher endeavours to paint a panoramic pic­ do not see the invisible ones attending and protecting fection after an operation. The operation itself is last evening. The track has now beijn ,ballasted to ture, leaving it to the individual to pick out that sec­ duties and then for the past thirty-eight years as a us supporting us at every step with their sympathies merciful and painless: and the meticulous care taken within about one mile of the station site.” tion which is of particular interest to him. permanent resident. He saw Kelowna grow from & and prayers, yet, though their action is unacknow­ that no infection ensues gives every man or woman 4t H> •)< Most of our critics, I think, are pretty good fel­ ledged, I do not doubt that they are caring for us and unlucky enough to have to go under the surgeon s At the annual general meeting of the Kelowna tiny village to a modern town of some five thousand lows and secretly rejoice in our con'tinued improve­ are working perpetually and powerfully on our be- knife the knowledge that his life will be spared if it Scottish Society, held in Glenn’s Hall on Sept. 30th, inhabitants, from a pioneer community with scanty ment. But it would just be too bad if that day ever is humanly possible. More and more the science of the following officers were elected for the ensuing arrived when the voice of criticism was stilled. For means of communication, dependent mainly upon a “And when we consider the great qualities need­ medicine and surgery turns to prevention rather than year: President, Mr. J. N. Pringle; 'Vice-President, in it, taken right through, is a challenge that spurs steamer service three times a week each way, to a ed for so difficult a ministry, can we wonder why cure. There are now many instruments that will give Mr. A. Mitchell; Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. R. C. Gor­ on the newspaper man to greater endeavour. to the metiical practitioner an opportunity to find out don; Executive Committee, Mrs. Milne. Mrs. A. Gor­ city with daily train, boat and motor bus service. God calls away the very best? Such men are wanted in the other world. Dr. Patterson Smyth, in his book, what really is the matter that he had to guess at don, Miss Jean Black and Messrs. T. Black, A. Booth, He saw the very beginnings of the fruit industry, The Story In Rhyme G. Grant and J. Burt. ‘The Gospel of the Hereafter,’ tells how an angry b e fo r e . * * ♦ when a few boxes annually represented the found­ mourner once said to him, T don’t believe God has * * * I don’t mind admitting that the foregoing was Officers elected by the Parish Guild of St. Michael ation of the millions of boxes of today. He witness­ anything to do with it, else why shouW He take BENEFITS OF FARMERS’ CREDITORS ARRANGE- prompted by an old poem reprinted in the Ottawa . MENT ACT . and All Angels for the following year, at a meeting ed the; hectic days of the . land boom, when lavish away such a noble life and leave all these stupid, use- Journal from the Readers’ Scrapbook of thirty years held on Sept. 29th, were: President, Rev. C. E. Davis; less people in the world?’ He told him of his hope of ago. No doubt some of you are familiar with it: predictions of large profits in the growing of fruit (Nelson Daily News) Secretary, Mrs. C. E. Campbell; Treasurer, Miss Cou- this ministry in the Unseen and suggested that per­ forced the price of land to high and arbitary figures, Few except those who have had actual experience brough; W ork Committee: President, Mrs. B. E. Shay- haps God did not want O NLY the stupid and useless My father says the paper that he reads ain’t put up with the Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement Act reahze ler; Vice-President, Mrs. A. C. Poole; Secretary- and he saw the collapse, which began even before the people' And shall w e think less of them in their min­ the very real benefits which this legislation has • - X X Treasurer, Mrs. A. K. Stuart; Social Committee: Pres­ Great War. He saw years of prosperity and years of istering work? Shall we not remember them contin­ He finds a lot of fault, he does, perusing it at night. brought, not only to the farming community, biR to ident, Mrs. H. G. M. Gardner; Vice-President, Mrs. uously in our prayers, especially today all those wlm He says there ain’t a single thing in it worth while disaster, years of happiness and years of despair, yet the country generally. The work has been earned on W. L. Lindsay Reed; Secretary, Mrs. R. B. Deans; from its foundation have been closely associated with to read, ^ ^ , through it all he maintained his calm equanimity almost unnoticed, and yet its ramifications have been And that it doesn’t print the kind of stuff that people Treasurer, Mrs. A. T. Treadgold. the work of this church and are now in the Para(hse of temperament, his keen* sympathy with any form nation-wide, , . ; , ______of God? Remember them above all in, the worship n e e d . x,. r. » Eight hundred and sixty-three criminal charges The total number of settlements of farmers fin ^ - He tosses it aside and says it’s strictly “ on the bum, of human distress and his true appreciation of the of the Sanctuary, in the mystery of ^he Breaking o cial problems effected throughout the Dominion, di­ But you ought to hear him holler when the paper were involved in an indictment of sixteen counts Bread, the memorial of the death of Christ, whose against forty-two fruit firms and eleven individuals real value of the things that count and are worth­ rectly as a result of the machinery of the act, totalled doesn’t'com e. ‘loving arms upon the Cross outspread embrace alike in British Columbia, Alberta; Saskatchewan and M an­ while as compared with those that are but dross. 7,588 up to the end of July. The Official Receivers the living and the dead.’ Pray that this Infiriite Love under the act have effected 6,084 settlements, and 1,504 itoba,, which was handed to the Grand Jury at the Many a torn and anguished sbul has been sooth­ He reads about the weddin’s and he snorts like all may have them ever in His keeping, and that the Eter­ proposals have been formulated by the Boards of Vancouver assizes on September 30th, by Mr. Justice g it out, . . . , , ed to peace by the kindly ■words of comfort that were nal Light may shine with full radiance on their souls. Review. And this is not a complete total, as some 3b He reads the social doin’s with a most derisive shopt; D. A. MacDonald. In his charge to the jury, the judge termed the alleged offences “a gigantic conspiracy.” not mere lip-service on his psrt but came from his “ S o o n th e s h a d o w y ■veil th a t seen is to se p a ra te Receivers had made no report for July. He says they make the papers for the wimmen folks us will be taken away and, united in a fellowship And these figures do not* include a large number In the indictment were included charges of theft, very heart. Never condoning deliberate evil, he a lo n e . far more exquisite than anything w e have ever dream­ of settlements which have been made voluntarily as fraud, falsification of books for purposes of deceit, showed a fatherly tenderness for those .that erred He’ll read about the fiarties and he’ll fume and fret a result of the legislation having been enacted, but market juggling and price manipulation, restraint of ed of we and they may attain to final blessedness at a n d g ro a n . through youthful folly or evil companions and sought where it has not been necessary to use the machinery trade, interference with sound business competition, th e la st.” He says of information it don’t contain a crumb— to bring them back to right standards of living by of the Act. Perhaps as important as the actual debt But you ought to hear hini holler when the paper syndicating and general conniving to cheat the fruit reduction is the cut which has been effected in inte­ grower and'consumer alike, with serious injury to the gentle remonstrance and -sound- reasoning rather by THE SONG MY PADDLE SINGS d o e s n ’t c o m e . V rest charges. It is estimated from a review of cases fruit growing industry of Canada, The indictment invoking the terrors of the outraged church whose already reported that settlements already made will contained twenty-six closely typed pages and was August is laughing across the sky, He’s always first to grab it, and he reads it plumb discipline they had flaunted and defied. Sickness and provide an annual reduction in interest charges of said by court officials to have been the largest docu­ clear through. , x, x • x - Laughing while paddle, canoe and I ment of that nature ever read in the history of crim­ suffering alvyays tore at his heart strings. He was a $1,834,847. ■ ■ XI. He doesn’t miss an . item or a want ad— that is true— /Drift, drift, As a result of settlements made through the me­ inal jurisprudence in British Columbia. constant visitor to, the Kelowna Hospital and his min­ He says, “They don’t know what we want, them durn ' Where the hills uplift dium of Official Receivers, farm ers and their creditors The charges were made in consequence of reve­ On either side of the current swift. newspaper guys; “ istrations to the afflicted knew no restrictions of race lations unearthed at the government enquiry con­ have adopted these as a model and are proceeding to I’m going to take a day some time and go and put or creed. The Oriental community of Kelowna re- make their own arrangements ■without reference to ducted during the previous year by Lewis Duncan. The river rolls in its rocky bed; them wise. , , , . , the officials under the Act. , , x. 7 -membet- with undying gratitude his heroic exertions M y paddle is plying its way ahead, Sometimes it seems as though they must be deaf 3 tid There is not the least doubt that the Act.has been Col. C; E. Edgett was selected without a ballot blind and dumb.” ' on behalf of their compatriots stricken during the D ip , dip,- at the nominating convention at Penticton, on Sept. responsible for placing the farm ing industry ip a much But you ought to hear him holler when the paper d e a d ly in flu e n z a e p id e m ic o f 1918. While the waters flip improved condition. Had it not been for this l^ is- 25th, as Liberal candidate for Yale. d o e s n ’t c o m e . • In foam as over their breast w e slip. •, And now his place shall know him no more. But lation, many farmers would have been compelled to # * thrdw up their hands and quit. It would have result­ The Kelowna Amateur Basketball Association, at the memory of Archdeacon Thomas Greene will ever And up on the hills against the sky, That homely philosopher. W ill Rogers, once wrote ed in _the reduction df productive farm, lands, and a masterpiece on the “home town paper. And, m its annual meeting on Sept. 25th, chose the following endure in the history of Kelowna as that of a saintly A fir tr|e rocking its lullaby. would no doubt have added to the burden of relief. concluding. W ill struck a very human note: So let s officers for the seqson: Hon. President, Geo. Roiw- Swings, swings, cliffe; President, Carson McLeod; Vice-President, Mrs. man, whose steadfast faith in the wise purposes of a n- all read and. be merry,” chuckled Will, “for tomor- Its emerald wings. A. McClymont; Secretary, J. G. M cKay;Treasurer, R. m erciful God, wide tolerance, thorough understanding MUSSOLINI’S CANAL TOLLS row the paper may not have enough ads to come out. Swelling the song my paddle sings. W . Sheridan; Executive: Ted Buse, Mary Burne. of human frailities and entire unselfishness set a noble _E . PAULINE JOHNSON. * * For. the six months ended August 7 last, some A PAINFUL DEBATE exam ple for others to follow. DEPLORES LACK OF GOOD TUNES (S h o r t ly b e fo r e h e r d e a th in 1913, T e k a h io n w a k e 250.000 Italian troops and labourers passed through “W ell done, thou good and faithful servant; enter Five young fellows sat around a table one qight, -^Miss Johnson:—poetess and blood royal princess of the Suez canal to East Africa, writes Padriac King- sipping a "delicious iced beveraige and exploring the The Boston Transcript says the devil is getting thou into the joy of thy Lord.” the Mohawks, said: “I wish there were but one of my Every men that Mussolini dispatches through the avenues of current political thought. ^ too many hymn tunes! No good new ones are being poems that could set fire to the hearts of men and canal costs Italy $3.25: Ships going through 4he Suez ■i* It occurred to me, as we sat talking, that a won­ written. . . , thrill them with the glory of their nationhood. Now­ are assessed at $1.90 per net ton. A n idea of the cost derful opportunity presented itself to stage an j m - “Many a man and woman going down the sunset INSUFFICIENTLY PREPAID POSTAGE adays they don’t teach the real meaning of the love of troops movements may be had by these figures: A 20,000-ton ship carrying 5000 “m ilitary passengers promptu debate, each of the four men to draw for the of life’s divide recall vivid childhood, impressions of of country and that it means sacrifices.”) the fervor with which worshippers in American One of the minor annoyances of life is that of would be subject to a total cost of not less than $55,- political faith he was to ad-yocate, I to act as chair­ having to contribute from two to six cents to the 000. And Mussolini’s avowed intentions are to have man and enjoy the fun. , xi. meeting-houses used to sing the long-fa_miliar hymns, IN A RESTAURANT As was to be expected, the ardent Tory drew the especially when the tune was good. With what war­ federal exchequer as a penalty for the carelessness of 400.000 soldiers in Northeast i^frica. * Liberal ticket, the Liberal the C.C.F. cause, and so like roaring the grqve men, with long beards arid senders of mail in affixing an insufficient amount in I walked in and sat down at a long counter. on and all were forced to summoh arguments m sup­ shaven upper lips, lifted up their voicies when singing LONDON’S DEBT TO THE RIVER THAMES postage stamps to the matter. The most frequent cases Presently a pert little waitress ankled over. port of platforms to which they were opposed. ^ Luther’s ’Ein Feste Burg.’ How ecstatically the wo­ She snapped her gum and handed me the menu. Well sir it was a riot. Picture a good Liberal men, in voluminous skirts with sleek bandeaus of hair of this occur in connection with what are known as “ The P.L. A. Monthly” for September offers a “How’s your liver?” said I absently, unconscious­ frantically pleading the cause of Woodswdrth and in ­ drawn over their ears, dwelt upon the crescendo, the “drop letters,” i.e. mailed in the Kelowna Post Office quotation which emphasizes the importance of the ly pulling an old one. , x. cluding Mackenzie King in his tirade against capital­ dying faU and the refrain of a hyrim like Cowper’s River Thames to the City of London. _ for local delivery, and with matter destined for re­ She rested her elbow on the counter and snapped ism. Picture a Bennett disciple upholding the g r^ d “’There is a Fountain Filleid W ith Blood.’ . “ Its growth into the largest city of the country cipients on Kelowna Rural Route No. 1. The rate on old Liberal party while verbally kicking R. B. in the “This hearty joy in the Gospel tunes in some w ay her gum again. .. rji and of the world is owed by London to many hister- “ Tell me what you want to eat,” she said coldly, pants. Imagine a C.C.F. ednvert slamming Socialism made up to the singers for repressions of worldliness drop letters for Kelowna is two cents for the first ical accidents and to one very important fact—-R s “And don’t ask personal questions.” as impractical and the concoction of visionaries. Im­ during the week. Their lives werC: in the main drab ounce and one-cent for each additional ounce, while geographical position. The seat of government might My jaw fell for a moment. Then I caught on.- I agine a Stevens’ m an -if this particular /hap was ^ a and uneventful. They were emotionally starved. have been elsewhere and London might hav^e had to. the rate for the Rural Route is the same as for any laughed. But she continued to look unconcerned. Stevens’-m an—urging the , re-election of the party They might not dance. They might not go to the share its political ascendancy with Winchester or with post office in Canada other than Kelowna, namely She looked at me hard in the eye. “Hurry up-- which the Hon. H arry so conteniptuously abandoned. circus or to the theatre. Playing cards was forbid­ York. But it was almost inevitable that a large trad­ and don’t get fresh,” she warned. “I know my onions.” The boys made a pretty good 3 0 b of it, although den. There was moral death in a mug of beer. The . three cents for the first ounce and two cents for each ing community should be established round the low ­ “ Onions?” echoed I blankly.“ Onions? Do you when they nearly choked on their words, they had game of authors in winter, croquet in summer, sum­ additional ounce. est bridge on the Thames, which floivs into the narrow serve them with liver and bacon?” / to call time out for a drink. . . , xKx, mor. med up the sanctioned secular recreations. . • seas heading to the continent and to the -world. The The penalty for underpaid postage is double the “ As you choose, buddy. But the point is, are you The intention was to award the debate to the man “Does not this explain why the Sunday meeting­ Thames is the root cause for London’s existence, and deficiency, and it seems very unjust that the recipient, going to choose today or will you drop in again some who succeeded in picking the most holes in the other house services and the nud-'wook prayer meetings the city is in a very real sense founded upon ships.’’ parties. They all found the picking so surprisingly were crowded?” instead of the sender, who is the guilty party, should tim e ? ” — . I coughed, and I believe I flushed slightly. good that it was mutually agreed that I should be be made to pay it. Underpayment should be assessed “But, my dear madam,” I protested, “I do not like A KING’S MAXIMS declared the winner under the Communist banner. HE HAD TO BE SOBER at the sending instead of the receiving point and, onions. They do not agree— ” Or was it Social Credit? I’m still a bit foggy. No mistakes are being made by a postmistress in if not collectible forthwith from the sender, the “I know, I know, they don’t agree with your The following maxims hang on the wall of King. * * * a tiny Canadian office through ■which a certain Bal­ b r e a t h ------or your girl thinks they don’t Personally, timore traveller received his mail this" summer-. He letter should be forwarded to the Dead Letter Office. George’s study: ‘ ' x. LOOKING AT THE WORLD she declared, unbending a little, “I just adore onions Teach me to be obedient to the rules of the game. is witness in her fidelity, an item in the Baltimore In m any cases the letter is not desired by^the recipient, Maxie Baer has curly hairx_^but nq-w“ the girlies “ each me tb“ istihgciisH between sentimerit—and- Sun says. ■ .... But Henry”— iust don’t care. The,Harlem lasses sigh for Joe, who and then it rubs it in pretty hard when d^icient post- ‘Ah. but Henry?” I interrupted slyly. sentimentality, admiring the one and despising the One day the boyw h o brought groceries,^mail and _ Tfnbcked"poor’Maxie for-a-ro-wr- age is collected. For instance, The Courier, which “— Henry says they don’t make a girl smeR any o th e r. - * * newspapers to the remote northern camp handed over sweeter than she ought to. Henry says— ’ Teach me neither to proffer nor to receive cheap a brief but dignified communication from the mam ha^ to, pay such charges quite frequently, had to It is now practically certain that a Bernard Ave­ office, requesting him to call there in persom to col­ “Henry,” I uttered profoundly, “is a wise young and undeserved praise. nue clothing store will have to change its slogan, produce six cents shortage on a bulky envelope the man. The odour of the onion is not conducive to the If I am called upon to suffer, let me be like a lect what seemed to be an important letter. This the “ Fort’y-nine steps from the Post Office. other day which had no distinguishing marks on it mystified Baltimorean did, at the cost of half a days flowering of a budding romance. As a matter of well-bred beast that goes away'to suffer in silence. * ♦ Teach me to win if I may; if I may not win, then fishing and the considerable effort required to clam­ but, when opened, proved to contain a lot of -very un­ fact—” , . . “Young Women’s Club Begins Activities” reads a “ Sa-ay!” she interrupted, suddenly removing her above all teach me to be a good loser. ber over the rock-stre'wn landscape between his carnp welcome political “tripe” with no more chance of headline in last week’s Courier. A lot of young men elbow from the counter, “did you come in here to eat and the town. The postmistress looked at him search- being printed than the Chronicles of Barnacle Bill the had better look out. ingly and then told him to oblige her by walking up or to play Romeo? This aih’t no park-—it s a ^ hash “ Of course not,” I murmured. “He just dosen’t * * * Sailor in Gaelic. > ' joint. I work heire and I don’t get off until 11 o clock and down the room a couple of times while she understand you. About onipris, for instance— ” The weather’s getting cooler. But the boys who and if you want to talk the thing over some more you “Sa-ay!” she snapped again, straightening. “How got married this summer are going to have warm watched him. . ' , “There, now,” she said, beaming happily over can take it Up with Henry if this is Henry’s night . m anyTim Ve I gotta trfl you this is a hash joint, ...... X_ XT-- backs for the first time. the dispelling of a painful suspicion, “I guess, I can “Golf presents a young man with the easiest Less see, is this Henry’s night, or is it Joe’s or is it wanna get me fired? I ain^t givin advice to the method df contact with men of influence. If the lad give it to you.” She thereupon presented to him a maybe Bert’s? Gosh, a girl just cap’t—” , ■ . _ lorn. Name your poison, buddy, an’ make it snappy. British railroads 'advertise “mystery excursic^s,’' is wise he will get down to a five handicap and keep “Can’t keep track of her boy friends dates.. I wholly unimportant letter from a jocular Baltimore I groped frantically for my lost dignity. I ll have with the trains going to an unknown ciestination. Evi­ it there, “rhat will make him superior to almost any friend who had Written a warning on the face of the liver and bacon,” I murmured as firmly as I could. dently in competition with the ship of state. successful business man he can meet, and he w ill thus “ Naw,” says she. “Can’t remember which night envelope. “Not to be delivered unless he is sober. * ♦ ♦ start with the iniportant asset of the other man’s it is her old man’s supposed to call for her.” She snapped her gum as she turaed away with A progressive newspajper is the one which an­ respect.’’—Beverley Baxter. ’ “Your husband, I* take it, is Henry? ’ I pursued an airy toss o|^dI^head. “Yeh, without onions. * H naper tb publish the death of William Jones. ToiJay nounced the death of William Jones, w e a re the first to deny the report. The Morpmg some of you guys let other things alone as strong out, was not dead. Next day the paper printed furth^^^ warm,” she derided. “Ed’s my Star is always in the lead!” “Am ericans are so active that half the population Another “snap” and she was gone^^ m R husband. And he’s one dumb guy, take it from me. following note: “Y^esterday we were the first news- can do all the work that needs to be done, and that Not that I would say a word against my husband— leaves the other half idle.”— George Russell (AE).

. ..S'M PAGE THREB T H E KELOYffWA COURIER AND O KAN AQ AJW ORCHAJRP18T THURSDAY. OCTOHER THE LIVELY QUINTS GLENMORE ♦ CHURCH NOTICES ♦ Mrs. R. L. Dalglish giiv<> all the cliildren of the Preventorium a trip to ler beaeii at Okanagan Mission on GROWERS riiursday. wliich the kiddies enjoyed CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCpTY very much. Cor« lltrnard Avc. mid llcrinmi ht. GET YOUR SUPPLIES FOR TREATING Next Sunday is tfie Harvest Festivid This Socictv is a brancli of Tfic vJv-A Service in tlie School. A truck will Mother Chnrcfi, The First Ciuirch of .'all on Saturday, at noon, for dona- Christ, Scientist, in Bostf>n, Massachu­ tlOllfj of fruit, tlowers or vegetables to setts. Services: Sunday, H a.m.; Sun- decorate for the service. Will anyone Drought Spot day School. V.I5 a.m.; first and third wi.shing to send inoduce please leave Wednesdays, 'fcstiinony MccliiiK, « P t A Y ~ S * at tiieir gates, so that it may bt, AND CORKY CORE FROM US ! p.iii. Rcadin^^ Hooni open Wednesday easily collected, 'rtie'produce will be and Satunlay afternoons, 3 to 5 p.ni 5-tfc taken to llie Hospital as usual after W e Have Good Stocks. service. ’I’liose in charge of Hie decorating on Saturday w ill be gltid BORACIC ACID CRYSTALS THE UNITED CHURCH OF to have tlie lielp of any ladies who AND ASPHALTUM CANADA care to come down. First United, corner Uicliler St. and Itcriiord Avenue W e shall be pleased to supply you. Kcv. W. W. M cl’ licrdoii, M.A., JI.U. News - has come from 'rranquillc Organist and Clndr Uender: CyrCyril S. Moaso|i, im Sanitorium that Victor Shaw is much A.'f.C.M., L.T.C.L improved in lioalth, and has been able 9.45 u.m.. Church School. to take a job in the cafeteria there. n 7.50 p.rn.. Hours of Worship. * 4> « 8.45 p.m.. Young People’s Society. KELOWNA GROWERS' EXCHANGE ■DB^PXV-. Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Andrews h;' l » and Mrs. Loudon took in tlie A rm ­ THE HOUSE OF SERVICE AND QUALITY ST. MICHAEL AND ALL ANOELS’ Phono 29 strong Fair last week. As far as we Free City Delivery CHURCH are able to learn, tlie only competitive 'll try from Glenmore was made by October Oth—Harve.st Fes- Sunday, “life. Mrs. C. P. Cookson, who entered her tival. m-, horse in several races. 8 a.m.— H oly Communion 11 a.m. — Matins, Choral Eucharist and Sermon. Anthem, “O taste and sec’-Goss. FOREIGN MARKETS PURCHASING 2 p.m.—Cliildren’s Service of OlTer- ing for Hospital. 7.30 p.m.—Evensong, when Garrett s DR. LYLE TELFORD POWER “Harvest Cantata" will be sung. R E P L I E S T O 'The Coii.scrvativt's will Blast tlicir way foreign Preacher, The Rt. Rev. the Bishop of The Kootenay, D.D, Offertory for Church T h i<5 siianshot gives an intimate peep at Canada’s most famous babies, the - markets through High Tariffs. MMu' Liberals will bargam ^ , of course, Emelie and Annette, engaged in the first round of their daily rasslin expenses and Choir Fund. . <« f _t._____ i — ^ ■ 1 r-x 41-ia Vvi 1 /'sot onta Or irlO ilOnK. i McGEER for foreign markets by oliering a Lowei 1 ,u ui. St. A n drew ’s, Okanagan Mission FOREIGN MARKETS HAVE CEASED TO EXIST. And The LIBERAL POLICY Sunday, Oct. Oth — Harve.st ’fhanks- cour.se__^is behind Yvonne, probably looking for a nice spot A n alm ost w orld-w ide policy of ICconomic Nationalism givin g Service at 3 p.m. do her Joe Savoldi stunt, Preacher, The Bishop. MONDAY, OCT. 7 has effectively dosed those markets. '1 he t .C.h. ofters you to p.m. the Home Market by providing the people with Purchasing THANKSGIVING SEBVICTS 9.00 10.00 IN UNITED CHURCH VEGETABLE PUBLIC BUILDING Pow er. HOM E G A S HOW ? Watch for next week’s ad. Special Addresses And Music On Sun- OPTIMISTS TO MARKETING WILL BE TWO- OVER A B.C. NETWORK ' day Next BOARD REPORT STORY STRUCTURE V O T E F O R REV. E. W. MACKAY, The annual Harvest Thanksgiving ENTERTAIN AGAIN YOU CAN HEAR IT FROM C.C.F. CANDIDATE service will be held in the United Church on Sunday morning, Oct. 6th, (Continued from page 1) Will Contain Post Office, Cus­ (Published by Yale C.C.F. Campaign Committee) Popular Troupe To Present A at 11 o’clock, when the sermon theme toms Office, S.S.B. And Fruit CKOV KELOWNA and the music will be in keeping with Bright And Cheerful Prog­ Cabbage the occasion. ramme On Oct. 11 The , cabbage deal cannot be said to Inspector’s Offices On Sunday evening. Rev. Mr. Mc­ have been satisfactory. Only for a Pherson will speak on “The Mistake Entering another fun-fest season, the short while was it possible to main­ Kelowna’s new public building, tert- of the Experts.’’ , ^ x Home Gas Optimists, during their sixth tain a price which was attractive to ders for which are now called for, will Members and friends are urged to consecutive tour, will appear in Ke­ growers. Supplies at prairie points be a two-story structure of brick and bring their donations of fruit and veg­ lowna at the Empress Theatre on Fri­ overlapped Interior supplies and the stone construction and w ill be situatec etables "to the church on Saturday day, October 11th. With a galaxy of market gradually died out. This is a on the government site at the corner morning, if possible, as the ladies w ill mirth, rhythm and nonsense, this hap- condition which must be faced when- of Bernard Avenue and Ellis Street. be decorating the church on Satur­ py-go-lucky group will entertain for eveir the Interior is handicapped by a It will measure 50 feet by 100 feet, day afternoon. two hours and with their antics will late season such as was experienced with the fifty foot frontage on Bernard The fruit a n d vegetables will be do­ provide happy thoughts arid laughter this year. The operations of the Board Avenue. nated to the Kelowna Hospital. for a week afterwards. Ever-popular did, however, keep the price as named Anniversary services will be held on The main floor of the new building from north to south and from east to by the Agency from going_ to a ridic­ w ill house the Post Office, a Customs Sunday, October 20th, when the west in British Columbia, the Optim­ ulously low level without in any way preacher will be the Rev. Dr. Willard examining warehouse and boiler room. ists this year have a series of brand curtailing what distribution there was. E. Brewing, of St. Andrew’s-Wesley, The Post Office will have all new new presentations, while in. the troupe Early Potatoes equipment such as boxes, etc. P H O N E 324 Vancouver. are all the old favourites • whose con­ I l l The movement can be classed as The top floor of the building will con­ tributions have been enjoyed in the tain the Customs Office, the Soldier’s good, pirices obtained netting the grow­ 9 9 R O T A R Y I N past. Settlement Board office, and the of­ ers from $16,00 to $20.00 per ton. Only SERVICE fice of the Dominion Fruit Inspector. COMMUNITY for a short period of a few days, when YOUR “ SUNSET STORE It w hl also have a suite of rooms con­ a consignment deal from a competitive sisting of living room, dining room, source forced the price down, did the (Continued from page 1) two bedrooms and a kitchen, which Last week’s 9 5 c Anniversary Specials vyent over a bang, we have de- grower price descend to the low will be available for rental. Two ideas were then developing in level of $12.50 per ton. Tenders are being received up until cided to repeat the Specials this week with some added lines. Rotary, one that the club should give The average price received by the Monday, October 7th. seryice, and the other that the individ­ grower this year was around $16.00 per M a v we take this opportunity o£ thanking our many friends for their kind con- ual Rotarian should give service. Fin­ ton, comparing very favourably with ally, the purpose of Rotary in com­ the average price of last year, which to 70c,' which created a brisk move “ X r a W remarks on the occasion of our 17th Anniversary. Come along arui munity service was defined, and, it was was not, above $8.00 per ton. ment. The reaction, viewed in the s e e our window display for an explanation of the coupons given by Stockwell’s emphasized that the main purpose of Cucumbers light of the later deal, w a s, unfortun^ ■ Rotary was that the Rotarian person- ate. Growers picked everything that" The cucumber deal has been steady aUy was to give service to his com­ could be picked, even linto immature Ltd., with every purchase. munity, and since then Rotarians^ had the whole season, the price never go­ greens, to satisfy shipper Requirements SEE THE PREMIUM LIST IN OUR been trained to give service as indi­ ing below 40c f.o.b. shipping points. to meet jobber demands. As a conse The weather has been very suitable for viduals. ■ , i Rotary might initiate the work of this commodity and the, quality has, tomatoes which never did riripnripen htt up . been good. Distribution has been up i community service, but it should al- and at this date claims are still being i c m L S to the average and, although growers ways seek the co-operation of all those laid before the Board for rebates on W E SPECIALIZE in some quarters complain that they who might be interested in whatever account of condition. it had in mind. ,The function of the have not sold so large a percentage of (h tl- To check the movement of the im­ 5 qt. I Potato (jalvanized Wash Boilers, large^siz^ Community Service Committee was to their crop as last year, the reason for mature stock, the Agency advanced the 5 qt. Alum inum T e a Kettle.s, keep before the members their oppor­ that lies in the fact that the acreage yanized Wash Tubs; 4 gal­ price to 80c, which gave the jobbing Pots, 5 qt. Convex Kettles, 2 tunities to serve in some of the civic this year Wo^s increased beyond all trade a chance to get clear of the ac­ comparison with the expected demand. lon Crocks; services, where almost all of which cumulation on their floors. This was qt. Double Boilers, Set of 3 Following a reasonably gpod year, as would be glad, of assistance from one ohly partially successful, and the Each - ....J...... Iasi; year was, a considerable increase Pans, per set, Coflfee Percol­ of the members. • , , Board, seeing that available stocks Get Your Coupon Many of the members of the club in acreage is always to be expected. were not in line with expected de­ ator. Each - This makes a hard marketing situation ...... - had been very active in many of the mand, recommended the Agency to local efforts and further; opportunities with growers insistently demanding hold the price to 80c f.o.b. more and more distribution to take Super Special, Unbreakable Lamp for service would continue to arise The movement seemed to be once frohi time to time. Which was the FRANK ANDERS care of speculative plantings. more picking up when an insistent de­ Chimney. Reg. 45c ; each greatest .service for their club to do, Master of Ceremonies Cantaloupes mand from Main Line growers for a S e c t io t i Mr. Corner asked, to train the mem­ Boy’s Metal Wagon, large size. $6.45 Frank Anders, as Master of Cere­ The cantaloupe deal this season has reduction in price, which was backed 1 ^ Cup Floral design Pitchers bers so that as individuals they were been handled under a special arrange- up by a shipper promise pf largely in­ Regi $7.00. Special well capable to serve the community, monies, w ill again appear in many of Each —...... -...... 15 c ,ment entered into between shipper- creased consumption, made itself heard or to get out and take up' some one the comedy skits and, in presenting the Enterprise Circulator, Reg. remainder of the company, will intro­ representatives and the growers who and the Agency again dropped the lyz Cup, Gold Band Pitchers thing and look after it? duce Isabelle McEwan, Ernest J. Col­ are interested in that commodity. price to 70c. $45.00, for ...... Each -..... - -r...... W ork Of Welfare Association ton, Isabelle and Kenny Haight, Harold The arrangement has proven a satis­ The promised increase in demand did riot materialize.' On the contrary, (144 coupons free) Rev. W. W. McPherson spoke on the Russell, Curly Kamp, Doug. Gibbons factory one. Prices have been steady, Baby Plates ...... distribution up to a fair average per jobbers again lost confidence in the work of the Kelowna Welfare Asspci- and Don Stewart. Dust Pans - ....—-...... i * Enterprise Range, 4 9-inch holes, 2 J-^eh. ation, which was one of the chief piec­ cent of the crop when increased plant­ deal and what movement there was The new skits and features that have prior to the price drop died away once es of service undertaken by this years been arranged are all up to the old ings and inclement weather are taken Scrub Brushes — ...... —- ...... Regular price $52.00, for ^ 4 :7 5 0 Rotary Community Service Commit­ standards set by the Optimists, one of into consideration, and the quality more. Wine Glasses ...... "■ (190 coupons free) tee. The Association had met, he re­ good with few claims on account of A sudden spell of very hot weather the most, outstanding being the inside during the last day or two of August Electric Light Bulbs .... ,...... ported, and organization was well un­ story (as conceived by the troupe) of condition. o “Lest we forget,” ask for your Coupons. der way. The Morrison Hall had been The Southern Okanagan .Co-opera­ and the early days of September added Gallons ...... $2.75 a radio broadcast and an amateur still further to the difficulty of mar­ rented for use as a storehouse, a man­ hour. In this the boys run rampant tive Growers, who were appointed sub­ ager selected, and the work would be agents of the Board at the commence­ keting this crop. Following arrivals Paint Gallons ■and, as has so often been said of the in almost every market, breakdown H A N D Y S I Z E in operation next week. It was hoped fellows, anything can happen and pro­ ment of the season, have handled the Quarts ....— .... to assist all unemployed. During Oc­ whole deal. was reported and the claims on account bably will. ,, of condition are once again heavy and Pints ...... -...... —49c tober, a .. drive for clothes and food To tell more about the show would Specials Joe Rich Lettuce numerous. This’ ^eemed to be the last would be made so that in December, spoil the fun, but suffice it to say that Alutnitiutia Pan when calls would be made for them, This is-a midseason lettuce deal and straw upon the ba^ks of the jobbers, two hours of mirth and good music are who have taken a heavy loss and are Wm they would be obtainable. Work was guiaranteed. Tickets may be .obtained has been handled by arrangement be­ no longer interested in B.C. tomatoes Buy your Roaster to cook your Thanksgiv­ being sought that would not interfere by Home Gas patrons, free of charge, tween the growers interested and the 2,Oc e a c l i i: with the interests of local tradesmen, at any Home Gas service station in Kelowna Growers Exchange. The re­ this season. ing Dinner at Stockwell’s Ltd. turns to growers are apparently better Some complaints have been made and it was the idea, of the. Committee this district. Unfortunately, owing to Bulb Bowls in a pretty blue shade; . that those receiving goods should per- than last year and a movement is be­ that the Agency held the price too Aluminum, enamel, black steel in cream the large demand for tickets in the high, but extensive enquiries showed fortn some service for the value re­ past, it has been decided reluctantly ing obtained up to the capacity of the each —- ..... enamel and green trim. that the price level had nothing to do this year that children will not be ad­ markets offering. The actual average ceived. . , X XV. with the volume of movement. An ad­ AH Wool Mop, complete with Mr. McPherson also referred to the mitted to the evening shows. price to growers cannot be stated until A l l priced r ig h t ; Coupons with everything. work that was being done by individ­ Don’t forget the Home Gas Optimists the deal has been finally concluded. ditional factor in the curtailment pt handle; each ...... ——— r— 54c u the volume was - the competition en­ ual Rotarians for the Preventorium. show at the Empress Theatre, Kelow­ Semi-Ripe Tomatoes countered from local supplies at prair­ the list of Premiums, W e give 2 Coupons for every SOc purchase. Guests at the. meeting included Mr. na, on Friday, Oct. Hth, at 8.30 p.m. A s k to see Hamilton, Inspector of the Canadian Owing to a variety of causes, this ie points and at Vancouver, where • the deal has been the m ost. unsatisfactory local crop was particularly good owing Bank of Commerce, Mr. Geoffrey the other only one member was unable Whitehead, Manager of the Canadian of the year so far. to favourable weather at the Coast. to be personally present at a meeting The weather at. the commencement In spite of all these handicaps, the Bank of Commerce in Vernon, and Dr. somewhere in the province. s e t McNamee, of Kamloops. of the season, which' was already three movement has totalled tp date abPut- 60 Coupons In a few words, Mr. Hamilton spoke weeks behind schedule, was wet and 300.000 cases as against a normal year of Kelowna as.being a really typical Rotary Regional Conference cold, delaying growing and ripening output of 400,0012, while the price level Canadian city in which the people had At the Regional Conference of Ro­ considerably. When a movement was has not even approached . the low of pulled together for many years. The tary, to be held at Vernon on Thurs- just commencing heavy rain destroyed last season’s uncontrolled deal. practically, the whole of the first The loss in output can be readily benefit of this co-operation was now dav evening next, it is expected that 0 , 0 0 0 quite evident in the very nice and possibly 90 per cent of the local mem­ picking. accounted for by the lateness of the season, which meant a -loss of' three $ Prizes pro^essive city which it was a de­ bership will be present. Not for sev­ Ontario, blessed with more favour­ light for him to visit. Kelowna per eral years has there been a meeting of able weather, was right oh top of the weeks distribution. This was a handi­ tainly was reaping a rich reward for Kelowna Rotarians in Vernon, and full B.C. crop with tomatoes of excellent cap which.no amount of planning could its long period of co-operation. advantage will be taken of this oppor­ quality which were being laid down overcome. availaMe to lie given a w a y tl tunity of meeting the Vernon mem­ at points as far west as Calgary and Out of this welter of conflicting con­ ditions growers might well note two Perfect Attendance bers. . Rotaryannes will accompany the Edmonton first at a price away below party to Vernon, where there will be B.C. stock and then on consignment. things. Firstly, that jobber confidence Attendance in the Rotary Club of This brought down the price of semis is all important to a good movement. Kelowna has assumed a very high a banquet, followed by a dance and entertainment. The affair has been in four-basket crates to ■ 60c f.o.b., a Secondly, that in a year when the crop percentage during the past fow weeks. movement which was necessary to pro­ is breaking down it is unwise to reduce At the last three meetings, there was arranged by Rotarian J. J. Horn, of Revelstoke, who waS recently made tect markets. Standing at 60c for six the price to a level which allows no ICO per cent of the membership pres­ days, the Agency advanced the price (Continued on page 6) ent on two of the occasions, and on Regional Director. TIIUHSDAY. OCTOBEK 3. 1935 t h e KELOWNA COURIER AND OKANAGAN QRCHARDI8T PAGE POUR ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ MOTHER OF ROYAL BRIDE-TO-BE “GERRY” McGEER : LETTERS TO THE :| DR. J. W. H. SHEPHERD SPEAKS IN HIS EDITOR FUMERTON^S d e n t i s t BEST MANNER

Cor. Pendozi St. & Lawrence Ave. (Continued from Page 1) b .u .f .g .a . MOURNS DEATH OF ABRIEl. Week-end Specials Interrupters Get Short Shrift Kelowna, B.C., Mr. McGeer stopped up to the rnic Sept. 30th, 1935 | rophom- with a disarming smile. Then, To the Editor, E. M. CARRUTHERS without preliminary, he launclied into The Kelowna Courier. B R A N D N E W COLLECTION his .speecli, first of all disimsing m lyp- Dear Sir, & SON, LTD ieal McGeer style of the few who A ll connected with the BritLsh Col-1 OF SMARTLY STYLED would interrupt. Ills very first words umbla fruit industry will have heard MORTGAGES REAL ESTATE were "If 1 had that blatant boob in with regret of the sudden death of Mr. FALL SKIRTS INSURANCE Vancouver I’d read tlie Riot Act 'f. Abriel, of Nakpsp. and “ Young fellow, keep your mouth For iiiuny years President of the ] shut or get out of the meeting. And British Columbia Fruit Growers Assoc- I then he proceeded to tell how he hand­ latioh, Mr. Abriel was prominent in all $2.95 led tlie Communist element during the matters concerning the interests of the JOSEPH ROSSI strike and threatened trouble In Van- fruH and vegetable growers of the pro­ riu’ new dared eut— witle iicat eouver, declaring that Illegal ussemb- CONTRACTOR vince. Ho grudged neither time Or | tailorc otherwise he himself would have had friends the passing of a valued leader to go to jail for two years for re­ md genial personality. fusing. Yours very truly, Indictment O f Bennett Administration 'I’lic British Columbia Fruit Growers | KAYSER GLOVES FOR Declaring that Mr. Oliver had given Association, U. GUIDI & ORSI tlic audience only the "chicken feed of R. F. BORRETT, Secretary. FALL-98c PAIR Contractors for olfonccs of the Bennett administra­ PLASTERING, STUCCO and tion,” Mr. McGeer proceeded to ask Lar^e dare cuds, mostly iiiijue sewn. MASONRY WORK why there was no money for roads. why there was not a better educational Soft and kumfy ; all wanted Phone 634-L P.O. Box 517 system, why there was a chiselling W H A T ’S D O ING IN colours; per pair ...... down on pensions, why all these things had to be on a destitution basis, Mr. McGeer had said that the relief camp THE B.C.F G.A. situation was a disgrace to a Christian VERNON GRANITE AMD civilization, and he still said so. There m a r b l e C O . New Local At Willow Point NEW HANDBAGS, $1.29 was an abundance of idle men and ar Quarrying and Cut Stone Contrac­ abundance of work to do. W hy coulc Secretary D. M. D oyle has notified the Enveloim styles, popular toi)-handle type, $1.29 tors, Monuments, Tombstones and not idle labour and materials be put Central Office that the growers of I smooth or rough grained; each ...... General Cemetery Work. to work to create Canadian wealth. Willow Point have decided to form Designs and Prices may be obtained There was no difficulty in financing Local. from Kelowna Furniture Co., the Great War, which could have been Local Agents. financed on to eternity. If a way coulc Health Insurance be found to finance war, then a way GLOVE SILK SLIPS, 98c could be found to finance peace and The many resolutions from different] bring human welfare to higher stand- II: farmers’ organizations urging- state They’re bias cut, linished with adjustable straps and cirds health insurance will shortly be sent quality that will stand tubbing and tubbing. White and T-.it. Af r'lniicester is photographed with his future mother- forward to the proper authorities. | Seeking to find a way, Vancouver s o f A l i c e Mon.ague-Doug.ae- You buy a car- mayor went on to explain how Britain The farmers all over British Columbia pcacach, small, medium and large sizes. J7 0 C had increased her deposits and was Scott, have expressed their approval of the Each — but you INVEST in an able to purchase war materials. Mon­ Government’s intention to bring down ey, he said, was no longer a thing tang­ ‘If I have to have Socialism,” said a provincial health insurance measure ible in form with a relative value to “I am going to Ottawa to do it, he the speaker, “I pfefer the Communist for all the people o f B. C. Hearty ap­ the metal content. That type of mon­ proval of 'the many hospitalization AUSTIN said. “There w ill be enough radically brand. On the C.C.F. basis, you don’t ey was as obsolete as an^ ox cart. minded men there to restore to^the know where you’re at. W e find a lot schemes now in operation in the Ok- 1 anagan has been voiced by many fam-1 50 miles to a gallon Money was created by passing Canadian people the means by which of boys with no education or experi When Great Britain went off the gold the government ■ can finance progress. ence. When I was a member of the ilies throughout the valley, and it is standard in 1925 her money remained The present bank is a private corpor­ See and try these wonderful cars. Iron Moulders’ Union the problem of to be hoped that the present schemes legal tender, but it never again be­ ation of the Fascist type and not a are the forerunners of Dominion-wide niMERTON’S LTD. running the country looked a lot eas­ came convertible into gold. This meant properly constituted national central insurance, so that everybody, rich and ier than it does today. Put the C.C.F L A D D G A R A G E L“^ a passing from the use of money of in­ bank which the Liberal party ^ands WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT programme to the test and see how sil poor alike, may receive medical ben­ trinsic value to the age of • token cur­ for. To regain for the nation w ^ t is Phone 252 KELOW NA ly it is. The Communist says he knovvs efits when ill. rency. The most important technolog­ lost will be the aim of the Liberal that the capitalist won’t give up his Associate Membership ical achievement of the age was financ­ party. That policy means a new deal property without a fight, so he pre ing by accounting. When credit was to humanity, making the Golden Rule- A fee of one dollar is charged for pares to organize and start a fight. The associate membership, which gives the secured at a bank the only semblance ism Liberalism. i-iioeraii&iii. All the other -nations p p F sav this. . . is wrong. Their ob- of a deposit was the deposit of ink member an opportunity of keepmg in will feSwe is the same as the Communist touch with the activities of the indus­ M O R E M i m from the banker’s pen to the ledger. will cease to be. There v..,+ +v,ov Txmnt to secure control of The world had passed from a money try. It also gives him a copy of the p";Sr’u S , r a S The. assun^e «_they system based on metal to a credit sys­ rency official organ, “Country Life,” deliver­ It 1 get a majority in the House of Com ed every month. • tem based on accounting. basis to finance^ peace targe ! mons they'wm be all right. But what PIRTANBCfUi “If men.can be conscripted for a 24- • Fees of old members, who^have in Bungalow For Sale -to I would whena^biU waa paaa^ed hour-day in the front line trenches at the past paid two dollars and fifty in the H o u s e and went to the 96 old $1.10 at the risk, of their lives, then any demonstrate. The sanction of the cents and today pay only a dollar, are This attractive two bedroom bungalow fellows in the Senate? The day 'ROUIMBIOWN government that can fix a price on Canadian Senate must be had. Our now due. Payments should be made C.C.F. bill to take over private pirop humanity should be able to use effec­ success w ill depend on the type and to the Secretary, Kelowna, B.C. is a real buy. erty arrived they would all wake up tive measures in time of . peace, • he the number of that type of men we from their slumber and vote in -a hur­ Ruinous Competition From Japanese . Large Ireing room with fireplace; concrete basement and : declared. What had been done, how- send to tell the Senate that the people ry to ° protect their own skins. The Bulbs ever, was to cut the wages of men and won’t stand for a monopoly to miure garage. N i c e lo t on a sewer street. The house has been bankers, who control Canada, would Bulb growers have notified the Sec­ raise the wages of money. And today the blood stream of the nation.” line up behind the Senate and the retary that Japanese bulb exporters Canada was paying the piper. Even Ian Mackenzie opposed the setting newly painted. armed forces organized would be those are sending bulbs into Canada at ruin­ Mr. Bennett admitted that the rates up of the Bank of Canada in its pres­ of the rich who would dump the ’ C ous prices. Steps were taken imme­ of interest must be reduced, which Mr. ent form, but Premier Bennett and Mr. C.F. House of Commons into the Ot diately to confirm this, arid it was FULL McGeer had been saying for some Stirling voted for the bankers’ mon­ tawa River. To set up Socialism in learned from .Ottawa that the following $2,350.00 time. « opoly. Where was that apostle of the PRICE sweat shops, Harry Stevens? Jiarr:?- Canada is too silly for words! duties have been placed against im­ The Pension Scheme “They tell me that a retired clergy had not changed today except that he ported bulbs: Fifteen per cent under When the speaker referred to the man (Rev. E. W. Mackay) is leading Tariff item 79; surtax 33 1-3 per cent, McTAVISH & WHILLIS, LIMITED disliked his former leader. Stevens a lot of people to vote for-that kind Premier’s scheme to pension all over favoured the bank in its present form. plus^excise-tax-of three per cent, and of nonsense. If he is a Scot, the $4,000 r e a l ESTATE INSURANCE sixty years of age, he was interrupted. Where was Mr. Woodsworth? I sales tax of six per cent, all calculated a year job may look attractive. I am He flashed back: “ Yt)u’d have to live interested in that little fellow’s vote, on dufy-paid value. The imports are to be a thousand before you’d be worth said Mr. McGeer, “ but he voted for surprised that some of you laughed also subject to currency dump duty. . Ohell has now found q way to while the Reeve of Penticton stood ten cents a year!” the bank along with the rest.” Dominion Marketing Board reduce the waste of "stop-ond-go Examining Mr. Bennett’s - plan, he Dwelling on the evils of usury, the before you. He is a trained, experi^ enced chemist, making a practical qon- When Dr. Leitch, of the Dominion driving. In Super-Shell gasoline you said that, at $100 a month to the ten speaker went on to say that no evil THOMAS MOONEY AS HE IS TODAY tribution to the production of wealth Marketing Board, was in Kelowna re­ get three different kinds of power, per cent of Canada’s population of ten was so disastrous as the evil of bor­ cently, the President and Secretly millions over sixty, the country would in this valley. Do you want a man in in perfect balance. And save in rowing as a means of getting by. That had an opportunity of discussing with have to pay a hundred million' dol­ was a great fundamerital thing that Ottawa who is talking Socialism and three ways: holding up the Soviet as a model?. That him several important points in con­ lars a month or ' over a billion a year would have to be corrected. nection with the Natural Products How could that be financed? new social order in Russia came as a Con save op to a cupful of gas­ Alleged Liberal Threat To Fruit result of thousands of executions and Marketing Act as it affects the grow­ oline on every "cold" start The Bank Of Cjanada Industry the sending of countless thousands in­ ers. Dr. Leitch expressed hiS pleasure Dealing with the Bank of Canada, he Referring to the fruit industry, he to exile—countless thousands who es­ at the manner in which the producers Can save up to a cupful of gaso­ said that the central bank controlled said that when it was charged that the caped the mad hysteria of men en­ were supporting the Act throughout line in .10 minutes of steep hill­ the economic energy ' in the social Liberals were threatening that indus­ gaged in a class struggle, men with no the Dominion. climbing system. Men answerable to public op-^ try the people should recall the days respect for God or king or country. R. F. BORRETT, Can save up to another cupful inion should control it. When the of 1896. when conditions were similar Men in this country, inspired by the Secretary-Treasurer. of gasoline in 1 hour of steady power of the nation was handed to a to those of today. Sir Wilfrid Laurier Soviet, are getting their doctrine in­ running private monopoly free to use the me­ built uii industry by revising tarift to churches, schools and into organ­ FUN AND HILARITY IN dium of exchange in any department policies and by making trade agree­ ized labour to create dissension in ev­ JOE E. BROWN FILM i These three big savings mean many of industry, there was danger. The ments under which Canadian trade ery walk of life. While the C.C.F. more miles of driving from every Bank of Canada was a private corpor­ flourished. Sir Wilfrid made the re­ repudiates Communism, I know that Wide-Mouthed Comedian In Amusing tankfu l. sto p fo r 10 gallons of ation, controlled by the Governor and mark that he gave “to the good (;iod they have sanctioned and supported Story Of Baseball Diamond all the credit, but He never seemed Communist activity that was designed Super-Shell fodoyi Deputy Governor andmot by the Board of Directors. This $5,000,000 Corpora­ to be working for the Dominion of to break down law and order. Do you Joe E. Brown’s latest picture. “Alibi tion was given about $120,000,000 in Canada when the Tories were in pow want men going to Ottawa dreaming Ike,” feature attraction at the Empre^ gold and the power to issue $480,000,- er. When reciprocity was defeated. of the day when class hatred w ill bring Theatre for Friday and Saturday, is 000 in legal tender. Laurier predicted that the • day would about a collapse? We spent $80,000 in heralded as the most hilarious film in come when he believed that the course j prevent Communist ac­ Left-Handed Compliments For Stirling which the star has yet appeared, he had suggested would prove • to be tivities from disrupting law and order^ story was written by the late Ring “I don’t blame your member for Yale the course of practical wisdom. He and industry. If we had. allowed a Lardner, who probably knew baseball' for voting for this bank,” said the said that the day would come when general strike, we would have lost players better than any other author. speaker. “I think he had no idea what young Mr. Bennett would admit his millions of dollars.” It is a pennant-winning comedy of it was all about. I know Crete Stir­ error. Today Bennett had promised a New Deal Necessary In International baseball and blondes. ling. He is an excellent acquisition to measure of reciprocity to the Canadian Trade the Okanagan Valley and B. G. You “Curly Top” people. _ ' _ r r F Turning briefly upon Premier Ben- Shirley Temple returns to the screen will never suffer from that type of cit­ Hot Shot For T ^ . . • _ speaker declared that his at- M a d e in B. C., on sale at:—- izen, but I do not think , that he is as on Monday and Tuesday in “Curly Directing his fire at the (....L.JJ.. ^vir. ^ towards international trade had SM ITH GARAGE. LTD., Kelowna Top,” in which she has the role of a well suited to carry on the hurly-burly McGeer said that there were a lot enemy of every country; BEGG MOTOR CO.. Kelowna of the House of Commons as Charlie good Christian people loyal to B. C., little orphan who wins her way into Oliver,” (There were a few “boos” The day had come when Canada would the heart of a wealthy trustee of the CHAS. GO W EN, Kelowna ^ Canada and the Empire \yho had given have to establish satisfactory trade M MCDONALD GARAGE, Kelowna to this. G erry replfed that he would allegiance,to that party, but were not orphanage, played by John Boles. Lov­ be in Ottawa, with Charlie Oliver agreements with other nations. A new ers of Shirley’s pictures will find, this IR A GRAVES. Kelowna aware \vhat they were doing. When deal in international trade would have J R. NEW SOM , Kelowna along with him.) film to their liking. an attempt was made to disrupt the to be set up or Canada would be un- H. JOHNSON, Kelowna Freight Rates Fight business of Vancouver through the j ^ compete with Australia, New “Break Of Hearts” And “College R. C. HEW LETT, Westbank^ ^ » ; __ -X, _ + cfrik-p Mr. _ . . . .. When Mr. McGeer mentioned his medium of a revolutionary strike, Mr. Zealand and other countries. Scandal” F. SIM M ONDS, Okanagan Mission McGeer came home-from a trip to-Ot- now famous freight rates fight,’ a man Oliver For Yale Powerflil iri its theme and allming m GEO. LUBE, Rutland in the audience asked him-how much tawa to find a well organized plan to its love story, “Break of Hearts,” which W M . ‘PETR IE, Winfield “Who do you want to represent you he got out of it. precipitate chaios» with the idea of stars Katharine Hepburn and Charles Wholesale: I. J. NEW M AN. sweeping bn to Ottawa, wiping out the. inl_the Okanagan Valley?” asked Mr. "I charged them $350,000 and did the McGeer. “You have a charice to send Boyer, is said to combine all the ele­ Kelowna, B. C. constitution and establishing a new ments that go to make a great film. It job cheap at that,” he declared. “A order on the Soviet basis. The Com­ a man who has a record of birth be­ labourer is worthy of his hire. I se­ hind him. No one could "bully or bluff heads the double bill for Thursday POUND DISTRICT ACT munists assumed that the masses had cured a $30,000,000 investment for the right t o " rule the classes—to take John Oliver, the best Premier a prov­ only. Vancouver and saved Calgary several ince ever had, and I can say the same Four California universities furnisTi- Pursuant to the provisions of Section away their wealth by force. What million dollars; I should be paid for did the C.C.F. say to this? Mr. Mc­ about Charlie Oliver. I’m going to ed the composite campus for “College 11 of the Pound District Act, Chapter it.” . . . Ottawa to give humanity a new deal. Scandal,” highly entertaining film fea­ .197, R.S.B.C. 1924, notice is hereby Geer was running against Arnold Web- There was a lone “boo.” ster a school teacher, who represented and I want men like Charlie Oliver turing Kent Taylor, Arline Judge and Given of the appointment of i^rnar-d fighting with me. We may not be as Wendy Barrie. Mclver, of Kelowna, B:C., as Pound- " if I sat around a hall booing at peo- the C.C.F. in Burrard. He exhibited a poster which-announced that a Com­ effective at pink teas as some others— keeper of the Pound established m the nle.” snapped Gerry, “I would not have brains enough for anything.” munist named Bruce would speak in w e w ill be .too busy for that, anyhow Benvoulin and Mission Creek School iThe call comes clear-cut and well de- oh October 14th vote for the Okan He explained that he put in seven the interests of Webster. Distrirts. . „ , • rpj^g Q C Y said they were not in fined. We need no inspiration from agan’ Valley, British Columbia, Canada The location of the Pound premises years- on the freight rates case, and and the British Empire, universal This revealing study of Thomas J. Mooney was ^ sympathy with the Communists, re- thq Soviet — our inspiration comes on Lot 64, Subdivision of District that the actual fee was small. Expens­ brotherhood and eternal peace.” i,ot 131, Map 186, Osoyoos Division of es incurred were the big items. marked Mf. McGeer, yet they proposed from the traditions of the British Em- Mr. McGeer concluded amid tremen­ Vale ’ Regain Right To Issue Currency to take over the property of private pire. So long as we are guided by dous applause, after which the Nation­ ■ K. C. M a cD O N A L D , There were many wrongs to be ad­ interests, saying that likely there God and the Ten Commandments we al Anthem was sung. without auacess. has , spent nearly twenty je a m fc Minister of Agriculture. justed and new rights to be establish­ would be some form of compensation can look forward to progress in the. The Vancouver mayor spoke at Ver­ pSSme? atile^eSence. imposed Mlowm g his eonvlctlon ot the bombmg out. Department of Agriculture, ed. but first of all the right to issud paid in non-interest bearing bonds of future. Let us remember our respon non on Tuesday and addresses a meet- rage in San Francisco on Preparedness Day, 191 . , Victoria.■ B.C.. currency had to be regained from sibility, and when we go to the pollsling at Penticton tonight September 7th, 193a. 7.4c ' private monopolies, no known value!

eigriprapsi,. PAGE FI VS t h e KELOWNA COUKIER AND OKANAOAH ORCHARDIST THUnSDAY. OCTOBER 3. H'3 ► BiHiMinBtinnOTtBOKwat^^ o w n LAKY Mr.s. R. B. Staples left on Sunday on KFXOWNA LOSES a trip to the Coast. ANNOUNCEMENTS ■ H Mr. Robert Story Hall 'riiicv ci-nl* ptr woril. c.-ii'li iliiiii- c Mr. and Mi.s. G. S. Field, of Ottawa, imim cliiiiKi*, SO criitK, Kui-li iniliiil LO A & PERSONAL Tlu’ death on Wc’diie;;day. Septembei MUCH BELOVED are gtu-st.s of Mrs. Field’s .sister, Mrs. oi iiiit than fivt* liK'ix;*®' 2,'ith, of Mr. Robert Story Ball, of Beii- <-ci Mr. A. i’. Ilaycs in.'ide a trip to Ver­ voulin. marked the pas.'^ing of one of the pioneers of the Okanagan Valley CLERGYMAN wortl; iniiiiimiin tliaint-. >><• tt-nls. non Vancouver. is mourned by a ho-st of friends in le telephone 89. ^ 49-tic One ct cl word. Mr. H. Barnett, of Regina, was in the sident For Thirty-Eit'ht Years, Ivvcntv o ’UlF. valley. , . , pel word. Messrs. R. II. Molfal and C. II. Swan- city on business at the week-end. a Born at Durham, England, m lo'n- Dies After Short Illness Day’.s Funeral Service lias opened two cents Gordon's M tniniMin ctiai cents, a new Funeral Home in the Kerr ell. of Victoria, are visitors to the city. guest of the Mayfair Hotel. the late Mr. Hall carnc to Canada at It ct.sK as mucli hook ;iml coHret itwr the age of 21 years. He .si>ent .several Kelowna has been plunged into Block, willi an up-to-date Chapel and (lub-r sMiall ativcM lisru M as thev m- worth. Mr. Sieve Temi>le, of Vernon, was Mr. D. McNair, Sales Manager, As- i-n-(lit. Tin cisli w«7 years in Yorklon. Sask., before coming mourning for her venerable and uni- Service rooms. Phone 204 for night st» (»lcasr «it' "*'l visitor to tlie city on Tuesday. .socialed Grower.s, Vernon, was a vi.sitor and day service. (The plione number js lu’Nt, In.th i'M you liir ii'i. to the Okanagan Valley in 1807. when ver.sally beloved pioneer clergyman, Nti n sjMtiisillilily at ill'll loi- rn (irs in ad- to tlio city today. is not in the directory as yet, but if ti-lilili{. of Calgary, is reg­ The late Mr. Hall was a member of Grocery their studies at the University of A l­ ness. Until a few weeks ago the Arch­ Tlie Annual Anglican Clirislimis istered at the Mayfair Hotel. the Kori.struction gang when the G-F.R. deacon had been seen daily on the berta. muin lino was built, and bo could tell 'Free Bazaar will be on Nov. Ittli and BUY your old newspapers now; oa Dick and Tony Slubb.s left on Sat­ streets, alert mentally and as bright as sale at T lic Courier Office. Tea Mrs. Dayton Williams, who hud been many interesting tales of the adven­ 9th til is year. 9-lfe Our ambition Is to supply your urday for Edmonton, where they will ever, but the effects of an attack of in­ noiimls for 25c. Useful in many ways. in St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver, for turous days of the pioneers. overy iirccl lii food lines and servo attend the University of Alberta. testinal influenza proved too severe CARD Ol’ TIJANKS ' 44-tfc treatment, has returned home mucli Settling iji the Kelowna di.stncl. he was manager for a number of years to shake off at his advanced age of you well. Our prices arc always Mr. J. J. Horn, Superintendent, C.P. improved in health. FO R SALE— Counter sales chccto of the old South Kelowna Land Com­ eighty-six. Mr.s? R. S. Hall and family wish to fair and wo ‘l«»lE y R... Revclstoke, was u visitor to the Born in Louth. Ireland, on May 12th. books, carbon liack (blank name), Misses Barbara and Joan Adams left pany. He moved to his present farm thank all their friends for kind expres­ city this week. 1849, Mr. Greene was educated at a pri­ ten cents each; three for 25c. Couriw of everytliing we sell. on Friday for Edmonton to resume neardhe K.L.O. bridge iu 1914. sions bf sympathy and beautiful floral vate .sciiool and proceeded thence to Office.______Rev. W. W. McPher.son attended their studies ut the University of A l­ One of the finest types of tlie old tributes received during their recent Trinity College, Dublin, where he grad­ PANCAKE SPECIAL sessions of the Kamloops - Okanagan pioneer—solid, reliable and of conspic­ bereavement. 6-1P FOli SALF’—"NO HUNTING OR berta. uated as B.A. After leaving college he Presbytery at Revclstoke lust week. uous integrity of character—the late SIKXJTING" notices. Protect your X A hydrant was hit by a truck and Mr. Hall was amongst the first mem­ wu.s engaged in educational and social property and orcltards during tbe That tlio nip is in Uu: Mr. Dick 'I'insloy, of Oliver, former­ broken off near the Anderson Tire bers of the Methodist Church in Ke­ work for a number of years, ultimate­ iiig season. 15 cents eaeb, () for- 7(l morniiif' air we can ly of Kelowna, was a visitor to the Shop on Saturday night, when city lowna, now the United Church. He ly joining Father Dolling at Ports­ PREUHINARY NO Tia cents, (.uurier Offiee, W ater Street. mouth and .serving with him ns a lay 6-trc enjoy steuminj; hot city at the week-end. workmen were called out to effect re­ was a valuable member of the Kelow­ pairs. na Board of Trade. assistant in his missionary work. pancaltcs smothered Mr. T. G. Norris, K.C., returned on Besides his wife, who ip a sister of In 1890 Mr. Greene migrated to Can­ IMPORTANT WANTED TO RENT Friday from a business trip to the Thanksgiving Day, Thursday. Octob­ tAONTJfMtMA in syrup with a slice the late Mr. Robert Munson, he is ada, accepting the headmaslership of er 24th, and Remembrance Day, Nov­ PflNCAWFWUH •of nice crisp bacon, Coast. 'survived by two daughlci's, Ethel, a Bi.shop Anson’s school at Qu’Appcllc, W AN'fED — 'fwo or throe furnished, ember 11th, will be observed as holi­ Mr. Carson McLeod, manager of the nurse in Sacramento, Cal., and Mrs. N.W.T. While at Qu’Appclle, he was AUCTION heated housekociiing rooms in quiet days in the public schools of the prov­ Gladys Reid, at home; one son, Robert Royal Bank of Canada, Penticton, was ordained to the Anglican ministry by to be held in the large warehouse be­ place. Reply, full particular.s, n i once. ince. it has been announced by the Ovington (Bert) Hall, in (Dlivcr, and Bishop Anson, and he was married to Address: Mr. Arthur Gies, P.O. Box 1 package of Aunt Jemima Pancake in the city at the week-end. hind THOS. LA W SO N ’S LTD. store on Flour and 1 bottle (16 oz.) ]^ re Department of Education, Victoria. two sisters, Mrs. G. Watt, Victoria, and Miss Evelyn Emily Garland. The cou­ 220, Revclstoke, B.C. Mi.ss Grace MoRat, of New West­ Mrs. Murray - Lyon, in Edinburgh, Water Street, on Maple Syrup, regular value 4 The Town Crier, a mimeographed ple moved to the Okanagan Valley in minster, is spending a visit in the city, Scotland. 55c; Special ...... sheet issued weekly at Vernon, has 1893, locating at Penticton, where the SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12th, 2 p.m. T O R E N T a guest of the Royal Anne Hotel. The funeral service, largely attended been taken over by The Vernon News. late Mr. Thomas Ellis built a tiny little Shamrock Bacon; by many friends, was held on Satur­ church for the new incumbent. In The complete contents of ST O R E for rent, August I5tli, corner Rev. E. M. Chapman, of Armstrong, The Town Crier equipment consisted per package ...... day, at 2.30 p.m., from First United 1894 Kelowna was added to the charge Pendozi and Lawrence. Apply. Dr. was in the city at the week-end. He of a Gestetner electric duplicating ma­ Church to the^ 'Kelowna j X T o n dCemetery, T n T S ’v''w Rev '\ “nd a church was built, now occupied Shepherd. 50-tfc stayed at the Mayfair Hotel. chine. Mimeographed bulletins have BETTY LOU CAFE VITA-TEA A. McMillan,, of Rutland, and R llijy Salvation Army, but the duties been launched from time to time in W. McPherson, of Kelowna, conduct­ including restaurant range; Inlaid Lin­ X proved too onerous and in 1897 the par­ Miss Elsie McConnell, who had been Vernon. The Town Crier was the ing. The service opened with the oleum; Dishes; Glasses; Knives; Forks; A wholesome beverage with a hon­ ish was sub-divided and Mr. Greene tipending her holidays in San Francis­ third or fourth in the series. hymn “All the way my Saviour leads Spoons; Pots and Pans, etc. ey flavour. Made from whole chose the Kelowna portion of it as his co, returned home on Sunday. She is me,” closing with “Nearer My God to Also the Rustic Furniture; Tables; Films Developed 25c wheat bran, honey and residing at the Willow Inn. English probate of the will of Agnes home for the remainder of his life. For Chairs; Beds; Buffet and other artic­ with one print from each n^a- good substitute for tea or Wood, of England, who died on May Thee.” twenty-seven years he carried on the The pall bearers were Messrs. Ber les including, 4 Saddle Horses; Saddles; tive. Extra Prints, eight for 25c. eoffee; per package ...... - Mr. M. D. Hamilton, Supervisor, 18th, has been filed in Vancouver for yearly increasing parochial work until Canadian Bank of Commerce, Vancou­ resealing. She Ijeft a net estate of $52,- nard Lequime, C. H. Geen, W. Haug Buggy and equipment • of one of the The Saskatchewan Photo Supply G. S. McKenzie, J. Ball and E. Greg his retirement at the 'end of 1924, when oldest Ranch Houses in the district. 269 Second Ave. S., Saskatoon. ver, was a visitor to the city on Tues­ 449. A niece, Mrs. Beatrice Allen, of he was succeeded by Rev. C. E. Davis RAZOR. SPECIAL ory. Everything has been kept in the best 48"2ot day. Summerland, was bequeathed £1,000 as Rector of St. Michael and All A genuine Gold Plated ^ (Gillette The residuary estate, amounting to of care and is in good shape, , Mr. Joe Harwood was among those Angels. Years before then the original Razor with five blue blades^ m a $33,702, goes to another niece, (Donah Mr. W. E. Adams returned this weeM church edifice had proved too small Also FORD 1-TON TRUCK from Vernon who paid last tribute to Vivien St. Rubyn Davies, of Penticton. from a trip to Edmonton. , ' handsome permanent case; the late Ven. Archdeacon Greene at for the growing congregation, and just FOR NE'WS OF KELOI/VNA AND for only ...... the funeral on Tuesday. previous to the outbreak of the Great JONES & TEMPEST, LTD. Mr. Frank Wilkinson, President of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Foster have re­ DISTRICT READ the Wilkinson Company, Ltd., Van­ turned from the Coast, where -they W ar +V.Q the rsvoucmt present snlondidsplendid stone-stone edifiec' edific Auctioneers ■ Gillette blue blades; Miss Catherine A. Hughes, Mrs. W. couver, and IHr# J. Hammitt, Mianager spent a holiday. was erected. ' . 5 for ...... Boyd a n d ’Miss Ruth C. McKinnon, of Look For Later List. t h e KELOWNA COURIER of the Morrison Steel & Wire Co., Ltd., A leading figure in the Anglican Revelstoke, were visitors to the city Valet Auto-Strop blades; accompanied by Mrs. Hammitt, all of Mr. E. F.'M orris left last week by Church, the selection of Mr. Greene as 5 for ...... -...... at the week-end. Vancouver, spent the week-end in the Canadian National on a trip to Van­ Rural Dean of the Okanagan many couver and Montreal. years ago testified to the confidence Palmolive Shaving Cream, Mr: Wilbert Burnham, of Canadian city. Mr. Wilkinson, who makes one reposed in him. After lengthy teriure Pacific Telegraphs, who has been re­ or two trips to. the Okanagan each Mr. John Bailey left last week by for ...... of this office, he was advanced in 1916 lieving at Interior and Coast points, re­ year, is also president of the Morri­ Canadian National on a trip to th® to the dignity of Archdeacon, an ap­ Colgate’s Shaving Cream; turned home last week from Victoria. son Steel & Wire Co. . Old Country. pointment which he held until about Kamloops visitors to the city at the The death occurred at Vancouver on Among students leaving last week four months ago when, feeling the Saturday,. September 28th, of Mrs. week-end included Mr. F. M. Hall and by Canadian National for Edmonton i p burden of his advanced age, he asked 1: Miisses Mary Pennibira and Elsie Skin­ Hattie C. Packliam, aged 63 years, wife attend the University of Alberta were to be relieved of the duties. Acceding ner. They registered at the Mayfair of-Mr. C. J. 'Packham, of Vancouver, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Eileen to his request, the Bishop-of Kootenay, La^nsea WEEK-END Hotel. formerly of Kelowna. The late Mrs. Hamilton and Bob Willis. in thanking him for his nineteen years Packham is survived by her husband? of good service, stipulated that he re­ SPECIALS Mr. R. M. Grogan, of East Kelowna, one daughter, Evelyn, one son, Arthur, The death occurred at Vancouver on tain his rank as Archdeacon Emeritus. has accepted the position of Honorary. and one sister, Mrs. M. S. Fowler, all Saturday of Mr. Henry Lee, aged 60, After retiring from the rectorship. Secretary of the British Columbia of Vancouver; and one brother, Mr. A. well-known mining engineer of Beay- Archdeacon Green continued to give Knitted Suits Kippered Herring, Nabob; 2 5 c Grower-Shippers’ Association. He suc­ Congdon, of Winnipeg. The funeral erdell. Mr. Lee had many friends in most valuable assistance in the work ceeds Mr. F. Cheer Roberts, who re­ "was held on Monday. the Kelowna district, who mourn his of the parish until near the end. He Looking at Sports Salmon, tall tins, Keta; '1 signed. passing. took a keen interest in the Kelowna Miss Marie Chapin, of the Kelowna Hospital and was a consistent visitor per tin ...... — " - Mrs. N. M. Foulkes, of Ladysmith, High School staff, returned home on Tw o hundred and fifty-five cars of to the wards from the beginning of Wear for Fall one Minced Clams, Nabob; Ofb^r* and Miss Evelyn Greene, of Victoria, Sunday from a holiday spent in the mixed ffuit and vegetables were ship­ that institution. His words of syn^ daughters of the late Archdeacon Old Country and bn the Continent. X per tin ...... - ped out of Kelowna over the two rail­ pathy with suffering and of comfort is alw ays attract-^ Greene, and Mr. I*oulkes, arrived in While away, she visited England, Scot­ way lines last week. The big bulk of in the Valley of the Shadow brought Lifebuoy Soap; the city on Monday to attend the land and France, and met several for­ these shipments consisted of straight solace to many that otherwise would . ed hy LA N SE A ., 3 for...... — ■ funeral. mer Kelownians during her travels. cars of McIntosh, movement of which have languished in loneliness. _His began on Friday last. Woodbury’s Soap; Hon. Grote Stirling arrived in the Fish Wardens George Gartrell, and catholicity of spirit, his understanding 3 for ■ city on Tuesday from the Coast to at­ Granville. Morgan, of Summerlbnd Mr. W. F. Burgess, C.P.R. Agent, re­ of human nature and his tolerance es­ tablished him -firmly in the affections Progressing with Nabob Chicken, 7-oz.; tend the funeral that afternoon of the were in the city on business on Mon­ turned on Sunday from a holiday trip of the whole community, irrespective per tin ..... late yeii. Archdeacon Greene. Imme­ day and Tuesday. to Seattle and other (Toast points. He ^1 fashion, L a n s e a diately after the funeral service he was accompanied bn his return by Mrs. of race or creed, as was evidenced on Rev. Arthur G. B. West, Master Par­ .Suits are smarter Ormond’s Tatters; 2 5 c left for Revelstoke, where he address­ Burgess, who had been living in Seatr his eightieth and again on his eighty- fifth birthday, when he was the guest ed a meeting that evening. son from St. Dunstan-in-the-East, Lon­ tie. Mr. Earl Lewthwaite, who acted and more practic­ of honour at a banquet and i^ecipient don, England, wa. the guest speaker at as Agent in the absence of Mr. Burg­ Master Mason Tobacco, f t O j * Hon. Grote Stirling, Minister of N a­ the first dinner meeting of the winter of a handsome presentation. al than ever this lb. pipe; per tin ...... W X / ess, is now at Arrhstrong. tional Defence, and candidate for re- of the Kelowna Canadian Club held in The Archdeacon is survived by hiS year, in delicate Ottoman Tobacco, lb. election in Yale riding, will address a the Royal Anne Hotel last evening. Effective Saturday, October ,5th, the sorrowing wife, a worthy helpmeet mass meeting in the Empress Theatre Among other things, Mr. West discus­ following prices will prevail on toirja- during his years of spiritual labour pastel shades, new fine; per tin and four daughters, M rs. N.M. Foulkes_ on Wednesday, October 9th, when he sed the King’s Jubilee and explained toes: four-basket crate, f.o.b., 80c, weaves,; and the Orange Marmalade, Nabob, sweet will discuss the political issues of the the workings of the “Fairbridge Faym price to producer, 56c (warehouse of Ladysmith, Mrs. J. R. J. Stirling, of or Seville, 4 lb. tin; 4 9 C day. The meeting will also be ad­ School Scheme,” of which Mr. West Jias pack), 62c (producer pack); lugs, South Kelowna, Evelyn, at Victoria, latest styles com­ and Marie, at home. A son died in each...... dressed by Col. Nelson Spencer, of been a director for the past twelve wrapped, $1 and 69c and 80c; lugs, un­ bined with perfect Vancouver. years. One such school has now been wrapped, 95c, and 69c and 73c. youth. opened on Vancouver Island. Effective today, the price per ton The final honours paid to the mem fitting. ory of the departed bore witness tr CARD OF THANKS on cabbage is $25, with $20 to the pro­ NABOB BAKING POWDER ducer. . the place he occupied in the love and RUTLAND POUND DISTRICT respect of the entire community. St. A Baking Powder for less that gives Mrs. Greene and family desire to Michael and A ll Angels wias filled far Prices from—; take this way of gratefully thanking BARGAIN OFFERS excellent satisfaction; contains no Pound Notice CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY beyond ordinary capacity for the fu>^' their many friends for their kindness, eral service at 2.30 on Tuesday after- alum. help and sympathy during their be­ a Notice is hereby given, under the Stockwell’s Ltd. Commemorate Seven­ noon, the congregation forming s 12 ounce tin; • 2 2 i C reavement, ai d to express their deep cross-section of all creeds and all r ^ Pou nd District Act, that the following teen Years In Business In each ...... appreciation lor the many marks of es. It included six or seven of the respect shown, and to the doctors and animal was impounded in the Pound Kelowna kept by the undersigned at Rutland, leading Chinese in Kelowna, for the ■ 2 y . lb. tin; nurses and all others for their services 6 5 c on Saturday, September 28 th, 1935, Chinese have never forgotten what the each ...... — ...... lovingly given. 9-lP In celebration of their seventeenth Archdeacoh did for their countrymen namely: one dark bay gelding, ring anniversary of commencement of busi­ 5 lb. tin; bone oh right front foot, white star on stricken with the dread influenza in $1.35 ness in Kelowna, Stockwell’s Ltd., en­ the epidemic of 1918. A poor.

Have You Considered-- Irene Moody Gives IteadliiKS Ot m m * “ A generation of Insurance Her I’oeins Before Shakes­ ^ 0 m m p e a r e C lu b experience in Kelowna (Contributed) A silver-haired lady, vivaeiou!! and St W c arc agents for the Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soc­ which it is our pledge to continue. eburmind. i‘’ liunourini; Kelowna wiili her presence and is drawing from Ibe iety Limited, who have served the iRSuring public q'he name of P. B. Willits & Co., Ltd., has come to be beauty of the surroundings fresh m- since 1797, and wc specialize in rccoKoizcd as the standard of everything hne in pharmacy Bpiration for her work. She is Mrs .^»J,-h an extent that we are proud to s=;y *^at it is u d Irene II. Moody, well known m Cun- FIRE and AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE udiun literary circles, purticulurly in TS®TOsis of comparison and recommendation by Vancouver, as in tlie front rank of S S t d a r d wiu'be rigidly adhered to ong with it Ilolilors of Manitoba Power Co., Ltd., Bearer Bonds arc re­ Canadian writers of poetry. quested to get in touch with us since we iiavc important inform­ r*ffVr ill our customers the same smiling service witn Mrs. Moody gave a number of rcad- ation for tliem. same courteous staff. W e trust that this warrants ing.s from her works on Friday even­ Z ing. in the Royal Anne Hotel, to mem­ your continued patronage. bers of the Ladies’ Shakcsiieare Club OKANAGAN LOAN & INVESTMENT and their friends. Most of her selec­ tions wore from the book called TRUST COMPANY “Wraiths,” a newly published volume of her writings. The programme was BERNARD AVE., KELOWNA > P. B. WILLITS & CO., LTD. divided into groups of poems that bc;- PHONE 98 PHONE 332 longed naturally together.. One of The N Y A L D R U G Store these groups was read especially ioi KELOWNA. B.C. a P H O N E 19 the many children present, as it in­ cluded a delightfully artistic fairy poem and .selections from her novel, “Dclphinc of the Eighties. a book written in an attempt to challenge the statement that Canada has no litera­ ture that is typically licr own. In it Mrs. Moody has drawn a picture oi CONTRACTORS Get Your typical Canadian life as it was lived in the latter part of the last century. A sequel to this successful book is now OC'l'OBER 14th and I5th being written. . '-KsH One Day Only, Saturday, Oct. 12 The beauty of composition ol the selections was enhanced to the audi­ w ‘OIL FOR LAMPS OF ence by the excellent elocution and ‘‘D A N T E ’S I N F E R N O ” CHINA’ charming manner of the speaker. Builden’ Supplies Mrs. Moody specializes in dramatic monologues and probably reaches her FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OC'rOBER 4th and 5th greatest heights therein. Although at FROM first reading her poetry, like that of WARNER BROS.’ HOME RUN COMEDY with so many moderns, lacks the polish that the poets of the last generation taught us to love, still it shows extreme sen­ JOE E. BROWN W m . H A U G (Si S O N sitiveness to beauty and rare descript­ 1 ast March, Mr.s. John Bailc worked against Duncan ^amlya a candidate in Ring Lardner’s COAL AND BUILDERS’ SUPPLIES ive powers. Particularly does she re­ spond' to beauty and colour, a faculty For Economy, Satisfaction and Service, PH O NE 66 which gives warmth and richness to her poems. .Her style shows Oriental to of W iS "c ito S S ^ Hcre’-shc is. stroUing with her second choice in KELOWNA, B. C. influence and is sometimes reminiscent of L. Adams Beck, in a poetic mood. London. Mrs. Moody is a past president of A lib i Ike the Vancouver Authors Club, a society affiliated with the Canadian Authors WEATHER CONTINUES SWISS GOVERNMENT .HE’S DIZZY ! HE’S DAFFY ! Club. She is a director of the Vancou­ ■ Doing blondes and baseball up brown. ver Poetry Writers’ Group, a member REPRESENTATIVES of the Arts and Letters Club and of the IDEAL FOR ANGLING — A LS O — DON’T RISK BAKING FAILURES executive of the Pacific North-West SEE DISTRICT Academy of Arts. OUR GANG in “Teacher’s Beau” COLOURED MUSICAL NEWS Good Baskets Reported From Various And SILLY SYM PHONY:*-“Water Babies” Mountain Lakes Desirability Of Kelowna Area Matinee, 3 p.m. Evenings, 7 and 9 VEGETABLE For Settlement Impresses «YOU CANT BAKE GOOD Good fishing at the various mountain lakes is reported. The weather has Visitors MARKETING MONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7th and 8th CAKE WITH INFERIOR been ideal for angling, and the t^ut BOARD REPORT 'are now rising near the surface. One Four representatives of the Swiss of the best spots right now is said to Government who are touring Canada b a k in g p o w d e r . I IN S IS T be the Kettle River, on the Carmi, for the purpose of making a study of SHIRLEY TEMPLE (Continued from page 3) Road. ^ , the country to determine its adapta­ ON MAGIC. LESS THAN Fishing at Silver Lake, back ot bility to colonization plans of Switzer­ — IN — margin for unusual condition claims. Peachland, on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. land, spent Friday in Kelowna and VVORTH IVIAKES A BIG CAKE,” Lesser Commodities > John Cushing caught six nice trout. district, and were much impressed with The general movement of the lesser Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hawes made this section of the Okanagan. They says MADAME R. LAGRIMX, comrriodities has been up to the aver-r nice catches on the fly at Beaver Lake were accompanied by officials from t ^ Assistant Director of the Pro­ age, with peppers providing an excel­ over the week-end. ' colonization departments of the C.P.K. vincial School of DomesHe Sci­ lent deal into markets to the East Norm DeHart, Charles DeMara and and C. N. R. . . . C u rly Top ence, Montreal. Howard Fairbairn caught their limit Westward the pepper price was de­ It is understood that the Swiss With stroyed by bootlegging via trucks. at Dee and Island Lakes, in the Beaver Government is inaugurating a colon­ The Vegetable Board, through the chain, on Sunday. Norm pulled in the ization scheme for the purpose of plac­ ^ ^ ^ ^ sttob w T cook ery Experts and Die­ JOHN BOLES, ROCHELLE HUDSON, JANE DARWELL designated Agency, has attempted do largest trout, a 6-pounder, on the small ing some of their people on farm lands COMEDY COLOURED CARTOON NEWS titians warn against trusting good ingredients stabilize the price to the grower this sedge fly. ^ in a young and fertile country such to poor-quality baking powder. They advise season, as well as the f.o.b. price, fixing Miss Ella Cameron and Harold Cle- as Canada; The representatives of the land found the fishing to their liking government are making a nrst-hana MAGIC Baking Powder for sure results. the spread betwsen th^ two^ prices as SPECIAL the remuneration of its distributing at Beaver on Sunday, when they investigation, and when this is^ CONTAINS NO ALUM-Thls representatives. . caught their limit.' Their trout weigh­ pleted they will make a report to the guarantee that Magic Bnklnft Mad© in Canada ed from two to two and three-quarter any harmful ingredient. • . In such a new departure as this .it government. . xx , j SCHOOL CHILDREN’S MATINEE is inevitable that mistakes must occur. pounds. . X The party included Dr. A. Huber and But the Board feels that that is no Dr. C. R. Dickson and A. M. Law- Messrs. A. Muheim, F. Trachsel and TUESDAY, at 4 o’clock . reason why' the public in general son hauled in several Okanagan Lake H. Kleinjenni, representing the Swiss should be asked to accept as correct trout below the Mission on Sunday.' Goyernrfient; Messrs. James Colley, M Hunters report only fair luck. The YALE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION a statement made through the press Montreal, and Ralph C. Duncan, Wm- by the Ashcroft Ranchers Association west side is still the best bet for blue nipeg, of the C-P-H- Colonization. De­ that the Agency was allowing $4.00 a grouse, Glenrosa and points along the partment; and Mr. T^P. Devlin, of THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th ton to its representatives for handling Peachland-Princeton road being fav­ e N.R. Colonization Department, Win­ early potatoes, which service used to oured hunting grounds. nipeg. Mr. Muheim, incidentally, is be performed in Ashcroft district for quite familiar with conditions in Can­ One Day Only with Matinee Wednesday, at 3 p.m. M ass M eetifig $1.00 a ton brokerage. If it is a ques­ ada, havng , operated a large farm on tion of brokerage paid on potatoes, the the prairies for a number of ygars. A GOOD DOUBLE BILL HEAR FASTER MAIL He is now residing in Switzerland Agency has fixed that, at $15.00 a car, LAY OFF THIS GIRL—SHE’S or less than $1.00 a ton on twenty, ton On Friday morning, Mr. E. M. Gar- The story of a headstrong girl SERVICE AT COAST ruthers motored the party to the west head-over-heels in heaven! POISON! cars. No shipper could work, however, Three students have already been HON. GROTE STIRLING on a brokerage fee alone of one dollar side on a tour of inspection, and m the murdered-—each in a different, per ton. In past days, when the deal afternoon Mr. Max dePfyffer took the What gorgeous gowns she wears! Minister of National Defence, On October 1, Canadian Airways mystifying fashion—and-the only was uncontrolled, shippers worked up­ visitors on a tour of the farm and ot- Ltd. will commence flying between KATHERINE HEPBURN AND thing they had in common was and on a speculative profit basis _und the Vancouver and Seattle, observes The chard country on the east side of the grower had no means of knowing whe­ lake. One member of the /party was CHARLES BOYER a date with Julie Fresnel! ther his final returns were good, bad ^Abolishi^g^r fairly ambitious plan 1 k e e n ly interested in grape g r ^ — IN — (6 COL NELSON SPENCER or indifferent. All speculative profit air mail development in Canada short- j was shown the local deyelopme has now been eliminated and a fee this branch of agriculture. of Vancouver, ly after it came to office, the present fixed which is commen’feurate with the Federal Government finds it possible 99 service to be rendered. In the case to relent in its economy to the extent BREAK OF explain the political issues of the day, in the of the Ashcroft district, interested only 99 SCANDAL of this one key contract. With Arline Judge, Kent Taylor, in late potatoes, the handling charge Henceforth it will be possible to cut HEARTS has been set at $2.50 a ton, out of Wendy Barrie, Wm. Frawley, EMPRESS THEATRE, KELOWNA air mail time between Vancouver ajid Bienny Baker, Wm. Benedict. which the shipper pays brokerage and the East via airlines by about half with John Beal, Jean Hersholt. inspection fees. All fees fixed by the The Misses Malleson left b y' car on a day. Saturday to visit their nephew on Van­ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 9TH Agency have been arranged with the In the development of cornmercial couver Island. They expect to be object in view of an indu'^ement to aviation Canada’s course has been dis­ M ONDAY AND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18th and 19th away about two weeks. EVERYBODY WELCOME the shipper to press the sale and dis tinctly different from that of the Uni­ tribution of vegetables. If these fees ted States. There the bulk of traffic God Save The King are scaled down to the hone, interest is over defined air routes linking thp, Miss “Tim ” Hay has bought a lot 9-lc 25-lc in the deal will be lost and distribu­ larger centres of population, providing^ near the old Mission wharf and has H. RIDER tion suffer. -And distribution loss is fast transportation. In Canada air­ started building a house. just so much grower loss. planes are being used very extensively H A G G A R D ’S The Board feels that it should not for commercial purposes, but mainly A meeting of the Women’s Institute discriminates, to his knowledge, close this report without an expression TRADING PRACTICES to give access to remote places. Mail was held on Tuesday at Mrs. Pollock s SHE against competitors of the pur­ of satisfaction at the loyal support and passenger flights between large home. GREAT NOVEL THAT NOW ARE CRIMINAL chaser in that any discount, re ­ given to this effort towards control by bate or allowance is granted to cities is almost non-existent. the shipping interests. With few ex­ Eventually this interurban traffic in Mrs. Francis, accompanied by her Discriminatory Rebates And Destruc­ the purchaser over and above ceptions, the support has been whole­ the air must come in Canada. When sister, Mrs. Dike, drove to Vernon on tive Methods Of Competition any discount, rebate or allowance hearted and thorough. , the press-cloths in layers about one- the Federal Government sees its way Sunday to visit St. Michael’s School. COLD PACK METHOD available at the time of such B C (INTERIOR) VEGETABLE MAR­ * * * inch thick. The cloths are folded over, The attention of all shippers is called clear to grant mail contracts, this form OF MAKING CIDER transaction to the aforesaid com­ KETING BOARD, Mr. Collett left on Thursday for 4- completely enclosing the pomace. A to the following circular issued by the of rapid passenger travel will come, petitors in respect of a sale of ^ T . WILKINSON, Chairman, into existence again and the service Penask Lake, where he spent two or series of these layers of pomace (usu­ Edmonton-Chamber-of Commerce' to • goods o f" like quality and quan­ kelowna, B.C., September 21rt,^935.~' Process Which Is Regarded As Holding ally six) is built up, one on top o f the members o f. the manufacturers and will go on from its hopeful position three days fishing. tity; reached just prior to the depression. • * • T h e Best Possibilities other, and each separated by an open wholesale sections, copies of which lattice press-board. Such a series, or “The provisions of this paragraph Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goldsmith are have been circularized by the B. C. From Ceylon’s Isle cheese as it is termed, is placed under shall not, however, prevent a co-oper­ The 'Wrong-Man spending the winter in their shack on Discussing cider as a fruit product, Tree Fruit Board: the Varty lot and intend to build in the hydraulic press for about twelve “It may be advisable for members of ative society returning to producers or An English owner of a plantation in “Scientific Agriculture,” the_ monthly consumers, or a co-operative wholesale minutes. the above sections of the Edmonton Ceylon, who is spending a holiday in In the congregation of a certain the spring. publication of the Canadian Society of Storage.—The juice may be clarified; Chamber of Commerce to be notified society returning to its constituent re­ England, has received a letter from church during Sunday morning ser Technical Agriculturists, mentions sev­ tail members, the whole or any part Mrs. Houblon returned on Sunday by passing, through a high-speed ma­ of a recent amendment to the Crim­ one of his native clerks.. vice was a young bride whose husband eral methods of cider making. the of the net rtirplus made in its trading from Halcyon, where she has been chine, then either an asbestos pulp pre- inal Code, passed at the last session o f The writer begged various boons and was an usher. Becoming terribly w or­ fruit products laboratory of tl^ Cen­ filter or a plate filter using diatoma- operations in proportion to purchases having treatment. the Parliament of Canada, and coming privileges, which fear of the august ried about halving left the roast in the tral Experimental Farm at ^Ottawa ceous earth as a filter-aid. The deliv­ made from or sales to the society;' presence had prevented him asking in # ♦ ♦ what is known as the closed Cuvee into force on September 1, 1935, (C.56, oven, she w rote a note to her hus­ A Conservative meeting was held ered juice is clear and free from all Sec 9 1935). The new provision is person. He concluded a flowery epis­ band, sending-it to him by another process is used in one f.^ tke. cold pack “(b) engages in a, policy of selling last Thursday in the Belle Yue Hall visible suspensions. A further filtra­ ad^ed to Section 498 of the Criminal goods in any area of Canada at tle with: L, . X. usher. methods, and it is tion through Seitz E. K. plates com­ “Now I consign you to the Almighty, and was fairly well attended. Mr. E process holds the best Possibilities for Code and is known as 498A. prices lower than those exacted The latter, thinking it was a note C. Weddell and Mr. H. A. Truswell pletely sterilizes the juice, allowing it “The following is the text thereof: which gentleman, I may say, you for the pastor, hurried down the aisle cider making in Canada, hard and by such seller elsewhere ,in Can­ were the speakers and Mr. C. C. Ful­ to flow into a sterile vat where it ada, for the purpose of destroy­ closely resemble.” and laid it on the pulpit. -Stopping fast routine is laid down but a fairly may be held indefinitely in a sterile “498A. (1) Every person engaged in ler was in the chair. , trade or commerce or industry is ing competition or eliminating a abruptly in the middle of his sermon regular procedure is as follows. condition. Expected Less • / . * * ’- guilty of an indictable offence and li­ competitor in such part of Can to read the note, the. astonished pastor Pressing—The. fresh fruit is dumped able to . a penalty not exceeding one ada; The young married couple entered was met with this -written injunction: Miss Dykes returned from the Coast into a large tank of water which is thousand dollars or to one month s the furniture store. Said, the young “Please go home and turn off the on Monday. kept agitated. The clean appl^ are FOR NEWS OF KELOWNA AND ’ “(c) engages in a policy of selling husband, bashfully: “W e want to look then paddled on to a pulley which con­ imprisonment, or, if a corporation, to goods at prices unreasonably low gas.” . DISTRICT READ a penalty not exceeding five thousand at a bedroom suite for pur new home.” It was with deep regret that the veys them to the press. They_ are clash­ for the purpose of destroying “Yes sir,” said the salesman. “Do parishioners of St. Andrew’s heard of t h e K E L O W N A c o u r i e r dollars, who blushing young w ife. “Just a small ed into a pomace which is dropped on competition or eliminating a com­ you want twin beds?” the death of Archdeacon Greene. “ (a) is party or privy to, or^assiste “Heavens, no!” interrupted the cradle.” in, any transaction of sales which petitor.” THURSDAY. OC'IOI THE KELOWNA COURIER AND OKANAGAN ORCHARD18T

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PRESBVTI Does This R ecord TO MEElT A T : LETTERS TO THE : i i fT im m i Mill : EDITOR : gas R E V E L S T 0 K E Inspire Confidence? J ♦ Invitation Accepted To Hold Hontin.^ at Govoinmcnt policio«. praying that conditions may become CAN WE IMPROVE OUR FLOWER 8HOW87 February Session At i A rm strong Kelowna, Sept. 27, 193.'). To the Editor, REVELSTOKE. Sciit. 27.—'rhe Knm- another chance to man the sliip of state The Kelowna Courier. loops-OkanaKan Presbytery of the Uni­ 'pi,ic I iiierd Government which unnecessarily increased our tin- Dear Sir, . ted Church of Canada met in the Uni­ „„eb,.r,„i?u"pa ; : r Our Secretary, Mr. Edric 0.swell, in ted Church here this week, the first interest. In 1022, notwithstanding huge wm- c-^xpenditures ana pens. liis Horticultural Society items appear­ session being opened at 2 i).rn. on Tues­ ■ income to Isions It took a little less than five per cent of our cntiie national u ing in tile Courier of Aug. 29th, inti­ day. 'riiere was a good attendance of to almost D'lv interest charjMvs but in 1!)30 the interest requirements had risen t mates that tlie question of barring the ministers and laymen from the various i,K„nu.. The inc.eaho In the_ pub Ic debt o professional gardener from exhibiting charges of the Presbytery. at flower shows is once more worrying Tlie first session was opened by the thatU ie Liberals were in power at a time when there were no unusual demands members of the Society and will have past chairman, Rev. B. H. Bnldcrston, such as unemployment relief, on the national treasuiy. . nr.nnr.n to be brought up at our general meet­ and Rev. A. McMillan, of Rutland, was This is the same Liberal Government which handed on to the Bennett ing for discussion and settlement. elected chairman pro tern till the new One would have thought this old G ovcnm lad $SV.OOO.OOO b. cmmltments, inc-ludlng, $155,000,000 o( uncomplol- chairman should be elected. This ac­ hatchet had been safely buried and f tion was necessitated by the absence of ed and unfinished C.N.R. projects. j i <• m.. forgotten, for the experiment of bar­ t i n Rev. F. R. G. Dredge, of Kamloops, This is the same Uberal Government whose political domination ^ ring professionals fi;om exhibiting was Hi who was indisposed and so unable to C N R ran the National system IpIHO.OOO.OOO in the hole in eight yeais. Ihis tried out in the early years of the So­ attend. rVi' Lib^al administration did not turn down one single capital request of the ciety and resulted in two flower shows H 'rhere was but one change in the of­ C.N.R. of such mediocrity that visitors de­ ficers of Presbytery this year. Rev. R. clared they were not worth looking r R. Morrison, of Penticton, formerly of at. The‘following year the profession­ Francos Revelsloke, being elected chairman to 29 als were asked to again exhibit and 'Y ’HESE rows of cheery, exporl many succeed Rev. Mr. Dredge. were from that time our shows have im­ Dockorill, noyal Clly Dtetlclan urgOB homo cOTlts to uso Koyal City Pomp o cau five cent piece Mr. Morrison briefly thanked the proved every year. Personally, I thank times finer and creamier than can bo made at homo. Presbytery for the honour conferred heaven for the professional, for I think Do you want to trust the great work of re-building on him and expressed his regret that our worthy secretary, Mr. Oswell, he would not be able to preside at all lines of social security to a group with such a record, or instead, to the Bennc t voices the opinion of all earnest gar­ Government, which, hi spite of the world’s worst depression, is keeping Canada the sessions, having been called back deners when he says, “The greater the growing before a background of dark REUTIVE VALUE to his charge. in the lead to recovery ? competition, the greater should be the green foliage with a fofeground of E A S T m O W N A The afternoon session was short and cfTort to produce the finest flowers." massed African and French Marigolds, V O T E F O R OF FEED GRAINS after adjournment the various standing The influence of the professional has pierced here and there vvith the up- Friends of Miss Kathleen Kennedy committees met in order to be ready not only improved our flower shows, lifted blooms of the delightful blue are congratulating her on her rapid re­ Rye And Barley Cheapest According to report the following day. HON. GROTE STIRLING but it has gone forth into our gardens Salvia, they will see Orange Cosmos covery from an operation from appen­ To Digestible Nutrients At 6 o’clock a complimentary dinner and roused a spirit of emulation and at its maximum of decorative value, dicitis. She returned home from the was tendered the members of the Pres­ AND FOR ACTIONS THAT SPEAK LOUDER rivalry. Our amateurs are now bet- Returning to the Grote Stirling com- Hospital on Wednesday. At This time of the year grains arc bytery by the ladies of the local con­ ter gardeners and it can no longer be 1 petition. There were two one-vanety * * * being garnered and feed supplies are gregation, which seemed to be enjoyed T H A N W O R D S said with truth that all the trim kept exhibits of the Marigold family. An A dance was held in the Community being laid in by poultrymen, swine by all those present. As master of cer­ gardens of Kelowna are the work of orange tall-African and a sulphur tall- Hall on Friday, Sept. 27. The sponsors, raisers, sheep and cattle feeders, etc., emonies, the chairman of Presbytery, Rev. R. R. Morrison, called on Aider- (Published by the Yale Conservative Association) the professional gardener. I African. Leaving out the border the Badminton Club, report that, while and the question of the feeding value I think there are more important etes and pot-marigolds, there are three man S. F. Cranston, who welcomed the their coffers were not swelled very of the different feeds which can be matters to be discussed at the general tall-African varieties and the sing extensively, everyone present enjoyed grown and obtained locally is worthy members and extended to them the meeting than whether or no to cast a and double French, which if gj^en freedom of the city. Mr. E. A. Boyle, themselves. of serious consideration. slur on professionalism. How about our good treatment p ow **^to almost bush- The following table, as drawn up by on behalf of the Official Board of the Revelstoke church, expressed the ap­ WEDNESDAY exhibits of annuals? How about their es and have quite large bloorns. Again, The School Lacrosse League, which G. W. Muir, Dominion Animal Hus­ preciation and satisfaction of the con­ want of representative value? Rules, another exhibit was a vase of delight- will consist of teams from Kelowna, bandman, of the Dominion Department gregation in having the pleasure of en­ MORNINGS strictly enforced, govern the exhibits ful dark violet f Rutland, Mission Creek and East Ke­ of Agriculture. Ottawa, is very inte­ of every class of flower except classes Well, there are at least fifteen beautiful lowna, was opened on Friday, Sept. tertaining Presbytery. AT 1 0 A.M. resting and enlightening: Other speakers were Dr. G. A. W il­ for annuals. Bowl or vase are alone colours in Salpiglossis, how can orie 27th when East Kelowna entertained Total Average Cost per FROM STATIONS son, Superintendent of Home Missions, specified. Not a thought is given to variety demonstrate the flower. Please Rutland. In spite of the fact that the Feed digestible price per lb., total and Rev. W. Lashley Hall, of Naramata, i-epresentative value. You can stage a understand I ani not suggesting that, Rutland lads have had consideraWy nutrients ton at digestible CFJC Kamloops both of whom gave reminiscences of one variety exhibit in any of the ten if you are exhibiting annuals, it should less experience with the game, the in one ton Ottawa in nutrients CKOV Kelowna classes for annuals and get away with be rnade obligatory to contest was very close, overtime being, March days, to use Dr. Wilson’s expression, it — even worse! — you can carry this riety, but 1 do think your exhibit ought twenty-one years and some months e j A T T rail necessary before East Kelowna emerg­ lbs. $ c. inadequate representation to that sane- to give an idea of the beauty oi t e Barley ...... 1,588 25.00 1.57 ago.” ' A lso from ed victors by a score of 3-2. Rev. E. R. McLean, the genial sec­ turn sanctorum, the Grote Stirling flower. It is up to the executive to Oats ...... 1,408 27.00 1.92 AADIO . . * * * retary of the Religious Education Challenge Cup! Any old, sour-faced, draw up regulations governing our an- \y CFCN Calgary Col. Moodie has been a patient in Wheat ...... 1.602 30.00 1.87 gray-bearded gardener just out from nual classes and let us hope that Rye ...... 1.620 22.00 1.36 Council of B. C-. expressed his usual ( A t 9 a.m. Pacific the Kelowna Hospital for more than kindly sentiments, and Rev. Mr. the Old Country might easily have a year we will read on prize list Corn ..... 1,714 32.00 1.87 three weeks, recovering from a broken Tench, a missionary on furlough, was T im e) fit if brought face to face with one of after every annual— not less than so Bran ...... 1,218 25.00 2.05 4 4 pelvis which he suffered in a fall. He introduced, with Mrs. Tench. Before KITC £N our single specimen exhibits of annu- many varieties. ^ t, o isv making satisfactory progress and Shorts ...... 1,386 26.00 1.88 leaving the tables, Mr. R. McDonald als. The grotesqueness of calling a Can-we improve our flower shoi^. Middlings ..... - L508 30.00 ,1.99 was fortunate enough to escape a cast, and Rev. P. Connal expressed the vase of one colour ten-week stock an Elimination of the single variety ex­ Screenings ...... 1,078 22.50 2.09 which was found unnecessary. thanks of all present to the ladies to exhibit of ten-week stock with its hibit must be an improvemem, for it O il Cake ...... 1,558 36.25 2.33 * * ♦ whom the gathering was indebted for O P THG AIR twelve varieties would be too much for is logical to reason an exhibit witn Clover Hay 1,018 17.50 1.72 the old gentleman. three varieties gives more display than The Women’s Institute, who have 1.89 the repast. Fam ily discus- not held meetings during the summer Mixed Hay ..... 924 The evening session was open to the These single variety exhibits of an-I an exhibit with one Timothy ...... 970 17.50 1.80 months^ plan to resume in October. public and was well attended by local nuals are now frequent at our shows, cn^sion shpuld gw e b i v ^ t^^ Beet Pulp ...... 1,432 27.00 1.89 Judges seem to condone the offence, tions^ of W It will be seen in the grains that rye members of the congregation. The si marine work of the church was aptly for instead of a card with “insufficient j be_brought^_^for^^ ^^^ne Messrs. W. B. Bredin, Peter Murdoch and barley are the cheapest, while oil representation” written on it being meetog. m^^^^ and W. A. C. Bennett addressed a cake, screenings and bran are the most portrayed by Rev. W. R. Ashford, of placed against the exhibit, as likely as Consider and t^ k over the^f^^^^^ meeting in the Community Hall on expensive sources according to the Siimmerland, who, on coming to Sum- merland last July, had completed five NEW RECIPES not it will be honoured with the cov- .innovations which alas. _ add three Thursday, Sept. 26th, in the interests amount of the digestible nutrients. eted blue or- consoling red ticket. Cer- more classes to our prize list. ■ _ of the Hon. Grote Stirling, Conserva­ years as skipper of the “Sky Pilot.”" a n d In the hays recorded at Ottawa, only tainly the judges at our last Summer Pansy Class. (Spring . tive candidate for Yale. clover and timothy are given, and it Personal .stories of the appreciation of h o u s e h o l d H I N T S show did their best to deal a death- An exhibit of five to seven different would be interesting from a local the people for this work gave life to blow to representative value when blooms where size, colour and McIntosh picking has been practical­ standpoint to know the standing of al­ the Missionary and Mainteriance pro­ Purchase a b a g - of five toses they awarded the first prize in the ness alone coimt for points. In addi- ly finished, much of this variety hav­ falfa, which is more commonly grown gramme of the church. Flour and test it with one of p e Verbena class to a bowl of one colour tion to the “bowl with own foliage_ ing left Jhe orchards for the^^p^ in- the _ West. - Undoubtedly, based on Rev. W. W. McPherson, of Kelowna, spoke of the book, “Christ’s Alterha- ” blooms. It was a delightfur exhibit, a class for the flower itself is needed the average selling price of alfalfa in Broadcast RecipeSi Notice what houses. tive to Commtmism,” by E. Stanley but it was a decorative bowl and if the Society wishes to improve pans- the Okanagan, we would have the a difference Five Roses makeSu Jones, pointing out the author’s view s should have been staged elsewhere— ies. Dr. Ootmar and Nurse Grindon were cheapest food in the hays. Many far­ ■ ® regarding those elements most worth­ it did not demonstrate Verbena. 1 Aster Class. Vase of the Sunshine at the School last week, giving the im- mers are now feeding meal made from while in Communism and also the XVE This inadequacy of representation and Single varieties. (Dnly in Kelowna protected children the first of a series ground alfalfa hay to hogs and other worth.-while elements that could be FtOO** was present in the prize winning ex- are the Sunshine and Single asters ig- of three inoculations as a protection live stock, and are finding it a great contributed by Christianity. The im­ against diphtheria. saving in the cost as compared to hibits of the Grote Stirling Challenge nored. As cut flowers many people pression was left with the congregation Cup competition. Two competitors consider them superior to the large :.m m 9.. ■ straight grain or mill feeds. All stock that this book is one that is well worth staged the new Orange Cosmos—this double, head-bowed-down Grego _ as- East Kelowna school is now well do well that are fed on a grain mixture, reading, and the reading of which variety only. There are three other ter. , The Sunshine look you straight equipped for lacrosse, Canada s nation­ containing a varying amount of the would be entertaining as well as in­ colours in Cosmos; there is the ordin-| in the face and there are many vane- al game, which has increased in popu­ alfalfa meal, according to the age and structive. ary bloom, the giant bloom and the ties and colours, larity so tremendously of late. The class of stock. , size of the school campus lends itself In the article which gave Mr. Muirs Rev. R. R. Morrison, chairman, paid double bloom. In a class of such im- Honour Class. (Inspired by General tribute to the work ot the choir of the portance, is one variety sufficient rep- Harman’s “Novelty” class.) Any mem- well to the game, and the playing field figures .on foods, it is stated that ^ a now has substantial goals, construct­ mixture of foods is better than a sin­ church, both at the meeting and in the Father says the reason he bought resentation of the flower? Ljer exhibiting a novelty greatly bene- The Pedestrian ed of pipe in such a manner that, as gle feed in most cases. Instead of buy­ days of his pastorate here, and also to mother an electric toaster on their Please allow me to interject here fits the Society and this novelty should the faithful work of the choirmaster, that the new Orange Cosmos is a be suitably staged on a table of honour the field is required for other games, ing five bags of one feed, buy a variety anniversary is because she makes him they may be removed easily. They Mr. R. H. Sawyer, who was leader of 1 gaze across the street so wide; I get his own breakfast. splendid -introduction. Its foliage is with a card giving the name ot the and feed a mixture. Rye, while not are equipped with a good set of nets, commonly used in livestock feeding, the choir when Mr. Morrison was here start, I dart, I squirm, I glide; entirely different to the untidy, aspara- flower and that of the grower. .There fifteen years ago. I take my chances, oh. so slim—I trust gus-like foliage of the ordinary plant, are to be no prizes or judging iri this the gift of the Canadian Amateiir La­ is quite a useful feed when carefully crosse Association. The boys are very Presbytery resumed its sessions on to eye and nerve and limb. Cause And Effect The Orange has a bold branching Honour class. A n y flower of outstand- fed. A combination of equal parts ot proud of their equipment and are us­ barley and oats with a little rye, if Wednesday morning at 9.30 o’clocl^ I scoot to right. I gallop through; I’m growth which displays its vivid orange ing merit may be allowed a place on when Rev. A. M cMillan led the gathelr- here and there, I’m lost to view. ing it at every available moment. available, would make a good, cheap, A famous beauty specialist says that blooms with an arrogancy that com- this Honour table, if the staging com­ ing in the celebration of the Sacrament My life. I know, hangs in .the toss— pels attention. Members who do not mittee give consent, grain ration.” not^ one woman in ten could pass a Mrs. W.. Taylor, whose home is in The. table given, although treated of the Lord’s Supper. He was assisted another plunge— I am across! know this variety should visit the gar- ^ jg to be hoped that members will by Revs. E. S. Fleming,. B. H. Balder- Oh, give me pity, if you can—I’m just beauty test. As a resulti not one w o­ Winnipeg, is visiting her sons, Alfred from an Eastern standpoint, is ex man in ten can pass a beauty parlor. den of Mrs. G. D. Cameron, and here, forget professionalism and turn their ston and J. R. Hewitt. a poor pedestrian, thoughts to the improvement of our and Ernest, on the Edzell Ranch. tremely valuable from a feeding cost standpoint. The values of the various Presbytery then proceeded to the flower shows. As a matter of fact the transaction of business and repop^ professional is too busy looking after MACS SHOWING SCAB feeds given vary somewhat from those prevailing in British Columbia, but it were heard from all standing commit­ his job to bother much about exhibit­ MAY BE MARKETED can be used as a basis of calculating tees, including Home Missions, M is­ ing. In a way, he is always exhibiting. the feeding value and cost of the grains sionary and Maintenance Fund, For­ His exhibits are staged in • our larger Meintpsh apples showing scab not and fodders procurable locally. eign Missions, Church Life and Work, well kept gardens, and if you visit affecting in the aggregate more th^ Social Service and Eyangelism, and the Park, an exhibit no inland town ten per cent of the surface may be Religious Education, Revs. G. A. Wil­ can better greets you at the entrance. DROWNED MAN’S son, J. Tench and E. R. McLean w ere marketed, marked No. 3, with mini­ BODY RECOVERED So; fellow members, whose domain mum size of 175. Current prices on much appreciated in the addresses OTd like my own is a small city lot, remem­ this product will be the same as an­ the assistance they gave in connection ber that the annual classes are our nounced from time to time for No. 3 VERNON, Sept. 28.—The waters of with the reports. happy hunting grounds and we must hailed McIntosh. Packages must not Kalamalka Lake early this morning The invitation of Zion United fight for their betterment. Alas, we contain apples not affected by scab. yielded up the body of Louis Solo­ Church, Armstrong, to meet there in THE _ W A Y T O have no noble sweeping lawns girt This determination was issued by the mon, aged 26, of Winnipeg, who was February, was accepted. Before ad­ with wide perennial and herbaceous Tree Fruit Board on Saturday. drowned while swimming on Septem­ journment the appreciation of Presby­ borders, but—O great and wonderful ber 4th. Eldon Seymour, who lives tery was expressed to the minister thoughtl-rif one of us has 250 to 300 With this entrancing dream I will near the lake, found the body. here. Rev. C. R. McGillivray, for his square feet of open space free of roots, conclude. At the time of the fatality, Solomon billeting arrangements and for the hos­ B e t t e r he can not only lift the Maclarep and Thanking you,,I am. Sir, was an employee of Crescent Cana­ pitality of the congregation; to the Grote Stirling Cups but he can carry Yours faithfully, dian Shows, which were playing in choir for their assistance; to those who off to his'delighted family all the pre­ EDGAR F. SMITH. Vernon. addressed the sessions of Presbytery; BAKING mier awards of our annual classes. to the homes which had been so gen­ erously thrown open as billets for the, visiting members, and to all who made their contribution to v the enjoyment of ® BAKE BREAD AND ROLLS in half the i f the brief stay in Revelstoke. HI time —with half of the work! Presbytery adioUrned at 5 o’clock Quaker Ect^ Why wifh“QuakerTlourrthe- Wednesday, and the various members quality flour made for every baking purpos^ by began their interrhittent departure by the makers o f the famous Quaker Oats. car and train, carrying with them plea­ sant thoughts of their hosts and the Send for FREE book on 'The Quaker .

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P. B. W ILLITS & C O , L T D . W. R. TRENCH. LTD. KELOW NA PHARMACY,Ltd. Listen In ■ CONSERVATIVE THREE-CORNERED CAMPAIGN FIGHT IN YALE b r o a d c a s t s • This pholcssph thhcn hi,h m the Mian Alps duHnS SL.ini ^ “r„TloVcSure^°H lS ^ h T S = f r w S O f cosposal of Biach- N o Surprises Sprung In This . _ __t_ _,.3 T Over National Network and Local Radio Riding On Nomination e.c, in .heif respoof.vo „ t s . Stations throughout BriUsh Columbia. D ay Pacific Standard Time. Yale riding will be contested by rep­ h a t y o u may know Government policies resentatives of three parties only. Con­ —whaf Canada has done and will do un­ THANKSGIVING DAY,, INSPECTORS NOW servative, Liberal and T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 24 Tder the guidance of a continuing Conservative WATCH LOADING OF Commonwealth Federation. The R reeime— the Conservative Party has arranged ANNUAL AUTUMN MAPLE construction and Social Credit parties a consecutive Broadcast Schedule of excep­ Owing to the election date fall­ w ill not contest Yale. OCEAN SHIPMENTS ing on Monday, October 14th. On Monday, nomination day m 76 tional interest to every voter in British C o t LEAF COMPETITION Thanksgiving Day will not be ridings in the Dominion, Mr. H. V. umbia. These broadcasts will feature ad­ observed in Canada until. Thurs- Craig, Kelowna, Returning Officer for Fruit Export Board Appoints Inspec­ dresses by nationally known speakers , frorn day, October. 24th, it is announc­ Yale riding, received the .following Prizes For Most Beautiful, Also For Largest Leaf tors At Montreal, Vancouver every walk of life. Listen and know. You ed from Ottawa. nominations, which are listed in alpha­ have the right to be fully informed. And New Westminster betical order: ' ' , C. C. F. ■. p e r m a n e n t INJUNCTION KEEP THESE DATES FOR REFERENCE Exclusively and uniquely Canadian.^- The loading of British Columbia ap­ Mackay, Edward Woodford. 'West hut world-wide in’ its pleasure-giving r e s t r a i n s M. & M. CO. Summerland. Retired clergyman. N a t . N e t . ples for export at the ports of Vancou­ O c t 3 rd 6.00 to 6.30 p .m . possibilities, the third annuhl compe­ CONSERVATIVE ver and New Westminster, and the T h u r s d a y CKWX L ib e r a l O c t. 4th 1 0 .1 5 . to 10.30 a.m . tition for the most beautiful autumn loading of Canadian apples generauy Satisfactory Settlement Is, Reached In F r i d a y Oliver, Charles Edward. Penticton. (Special Broadcast for and by Women) tinted maple leaf is announced by the FORCES ACTIVE at Montreal, is now being watched^y Supreme Court Oct 4th ' 9.00 to 9.30 p.m. B.C. Net Canadian Government through the inspectors appointed by the Fruit Ex­ C h e m is t. Conservative «E E C E HAGtIE, Conservative Candidate, Com ox-Albe™ ) Canadian Travel Bureau at Ottawa, in port Board of Canada. . . . •. Through the intervention of Hon. K. Public Meetings Are H e ld ' - -..a VET in tin a m C .1 O K co-operation with the Canadian Pacific N u m e r o u s Following a general request of fruit C MacDonald, Minister of Agriculture, Stirling, Grote. Burne Avenue, Ke­ O c t. 5th 10.15 to 10.30 a.m . In District S a t u r d a y Railway and the Canadian National exporters, the Board .has appointed the action started ^y^the goverpment (Special Broadcast for and by Women) lowna. Civil engineer. Railways. . Frank Curley as ’ an inspector located against the M. & M. Fruit Ver­ O c t. 5th 7.15 to 7.30 p .m . N a t . N e t . S a t u r d a y Doubled prize money, and a distinct ^ The campaign in support of Hon. on the docks in Montreal. M r . Curley non under the Marketing Act game to O c t. 7th 10.15 to 10.30 a.m . CKWX M o n d a y liberalization of the rules permitting Grote Stirling, who is offering himself has the fullest co-operation of the an abrupt halt in Supreme Court GASOLINE PRICE AGAIN REDUCED (Special Broadcast for and by Women) visitors to Canada _ to enter maple for re-election in Yale riding, has beqn Steamship officials,, and, since the be­ Chambers, Vancouver, last weeK. 5 c t 7 tb 6.00 to 6.30 p .m . N a t . N e t .- leaves are the major innovations carried on energetically at district ginning of the 'month has carefully M o n d a y C J O R The company, represented by J. R- Retailing Now In Kelowna At Thirty- O c t. 8th 1 0 . 1 5 to 10.30 a.m . m a r k i n g th e 1935 c o m p e titio n a n d points during the past week, a series watched the handling_of all fruit from Nicholsonr consented to a perpetuaLin^ T u e s d a y ~ ~ “Six Cents Gallon— — W RidT” its supporters-belie-'e- w ill go Ineeting^avliig been held. the car ta the ship’s hdidnn so far as (Special Broadcast for and by Women) of LllU Gcll ------function Restraining it from ^shipping B .C . N e t . far towards arousing an =“n wider On Thursday evening last, Messrs. it is possible for him to do so, he sub Oct 8th 9.00 to 9.30 p.m. vegetables other than through T u e s d a y CKWX degree of interest not only among na W. A. C. Bennett, W. B. Bredin and mits a report covering the handling ot Wednesday Oct. 9th 10.15 to 10.30 a.m. terior Vegetable Marketing Agency Gasoline is now retailing at Kelow­ ture lovers but among the general pub­ Peter Murdoch addressed an audience each shipment to the.'Ekport Board of­ n a p u m p s f o r 36 cents p e r | ^ (Special Broadcast for and by Women) Ltd CKWX lic as well. The competition for the in the Community Hall, East Kelowna, fice, and a cerpy of such report is avail­ This consummation of the legal pro­ further reduction of Wednesday Oct, 9th , ’,f most beautiful autumn tinted .maple able to any exporter upon request. C J O R and on the same evening Messrs. E. C. ceedings, stated M r. Justice Robertson wholesale price remains .the same ^at Thursday Oct. 10th 10.15 to lO.oO ajn. leaf was originated in 1933 and in that Weddell and H. A. Truswell spoke at In a recent report, Mr. Curley states: 3014 cents per gallon, the retailers Thursd y B,.oadcast for and by Women) followed the reappointment of the “All lines are very willing to co-op­ year the first prize was won by Mrs. Okanagan Mission. „ m company as a sub-agency of the or- granting the reduction from their O ct. 10th 6.00 to 6.30 p .m . N a t . N e t . G. McDonnell, of York County, New On Friday evening, Messrs. H. B. D. erate with us in order to eliminate T h u r s d a y B .C . N e t . Sni^ation set up by the B C. Interior O ct. 11th 10.00 t o 10.30 a.m . Brunswick, with a leaf which for its Lysons and E. C. Weddell addressed a rough handling. There is a great spread. , F r id a y Vegetable .Marketing “Board. (Special Broadcast for and by Women) sheer beauty earned the sincere ad­ meeting at Benvoulin, while Messrs. change for good, compared to years O c t. 11th 9.00 to 9.30 p .m . B .C . N e t . miration of people from coast to coa^ Bennett. Bredin and Murdoch ex­ ago. I think the fact there is some F r i d a y O c t. 12th 10.15 to 10.30 p.m . C J O R First prize last year went to Mrs. A. A. pounded the Conservative doctrines at, one here to look after the shippers in ­ S a t u r d a y Adams, of Gak Bay Mills, Quebec, with terests, and they know it, has had a (Special Broadcast for and by Women) G le n m b r e . a leaf showing such a flare of brilliant On Saturday evening, Messrs. Bre- good effect.” ^ ^ , T. O c t 12th 6.00 to 7.00 p .m . N a t . N e t . Saturday colourings as only Canadian autumn ,din, Bennett and Murdoch spoke at The Marquis Steamship Co. has been O ct. 12th 7.15 to 7.45 p.m . C K M O S a t u r d a y appointed as representative ^of the Oct. 12th 9.30 to 10.00_ p.m. B .C . N e t . can produce. . -u Grindrod. ’ ■„ j- S a t u r d a y The prize-winning leaves chosen oy On Monday evening, Messrs. Bredm, Board to inspect the loading of a^ les O ct. 12th 10.00 to 10.30 p .m . C R C V S a t u r d a y artists from the Academy, together and Bennett addressed a meeting in at the ports of Vancouver and New with suitably mounted selections from the Community , Hall, Rutland, while Westminster. The members of the Also interesting comments on political ^S^T. the thousands of entries, were exhib­ Messrs. Weddell and Lysons spoke at firm are Capt. Patterson and Capt. National Network each Saturday evening, 7.1o to ited in cities as far apart as Halifax, E llis o n . m Marshall, both of whom have had con­ Saint John in the East, to Vancouver On Tuesday evening, Messrs. T. G. siderable shipping experience. and Victoria in the West. Similar pro­ Norris, K. C., Bredin and Weddell Representatives of the steamsmp cedure will be followed this season. spoke' in the Community Hall, West- companies interviewed welcome the T h e p riz e lis t f o r th e 1935 c o m p e ti­ bank, and on the same evening Mr. appointment of a port representative, tion provides for an award of $100.00 Norris, with Messrs. Bennett and Trus­ and have signified'their willingness to to the person sending in the most well, addressed a meeting at Peach- co-operate to the fullest extent. beautiful leaf, and in.; addition imo- la n d . vides a second prize of $40.00, and a FEEDER PURCHASE POLICY third prize of $20.00. KICKANINNIES MAY The competition this year will con- NOT BE TAKEN Government Encouragement ^For W in­ t in u e the largest leaf phase and the ter Feeding Of Young Stock p e r s o n sending in the leaf with the Fish Must Not Be Molested In Ascend­ la r g e s t S i v e a will be awarded a jirize ing Creeks To Spawn of $30.00, and the second largest a prize To encourage the winter feeding of of $10.00. British Columbia has twice No person is allowed to catch kicka- young cattle and lambs in those dis­ supplied the winning leaf in this con­ ninnie (or kokanee) in the creeks in tricts of Canada where feed is plenti- n e c tio n . In 1933 B o b b y H u m e , o f R e v - which—they- ascend to spawn. iul.^the Hon. Robert Weir, Domiriion elstoke, surprised the judges with a ' For violating this law, four people Minister of Agriculture, has announced leaf of 222 square inches, but this was were convicted and fined $5 each and the renewal of the feeder purclmse e x c e e d e d Iiy 1934, 'w h e n R ic h a r d C h a m ­ costs by Magistrate J. F. Burne in p o lic y w h ic h w a s in e ffe c t in 1934. T h e O n S a l e bers, of Vancouver, won with a leaf ot Police Court on Tuesday morning. The policy is effective from August 1 to 226i4 square inches. charge against a fifth person was dis­ D e c e m b e r 31, 1935, a n d u n d e r its This year’s competition is open to all missed after a warning had been given. terms ' one - way transportation and Canadians and to visitors in Canada, Further prosecutions will follow if reasonable travelling expenses will be allowed to farmer in any part of but the entries must be gathered and any one is found molesting the kicka- a Canada purchasing one or more car­ R eturn Lim it O ctober 31, 1935 sent in from a Canadian point. More n in n ie . than 10,000 persons sent in entries last Fish Wardens Gartrell and Morgan, loads of young feeder cattle or feeder year, and it is felt that the wider scope of Summerland, prosecuted the cases lambs according to the conditions as ROUND TRIP FARES laid down by the Liye Stock Branch, allowed this season v/ill result in a far on Tuesday. $ 72.00 h larger number sending in souyenirs of Dominion Department of Agriculture. Winnipeg - - - - 103.35 - I n form ation,-expense-lf orms,:_and_ so - T o r o n t o ------their ' beautiful “and—inspiring—^tramps 'A Subtle Definition i l4 .0 0 through the autumn woods. Canadian on, may beuc obtained ^ from the—- nearest O t t a w a - " 117.75 1 hardwood ridges are without peer in Intern^onal conscience is the still Dominion Live Stock Branch represen­ M o n tr ^ l 124.85 Q u e b e c beauty during the falf months. small v ^ e . that tells a country when tative at the stockyard visited, or from 139.25 R . S. Hamer, Assistant Commissioner, s Saint John ------The rules are easy to follow. Each another country is the stronger. 144.45 Dominion Live Stock Branch, Ottawa. HalifaxH a li t a x ------72.00 leaf ihust be mounted on a separate Minneapolis - - - - - " " “ In the case of British Columbia, infor­ 72.00 with a gummed paper over the Never to display ill-humour is th e mation and the necessary documents S t . P a u l ------86.00 stalk only. They must be packed flat first rule of sportsmanship.— E m ily Chicago - - - - may be had from the representative of 98.30 between two pieces of stiff cardboard, Detroit, via Chicago ------Post. the Dominion Live Stock Branch, 1002 103.35 accompanied by a sheet of paper 5x7 Detroit, via Toronto - - - - " " “ " W" Wharf Street, Victoria, B.C. . 124.40 inches, on which must be written the judges will be final. It is very important that those who N e w Y o r k ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 2 I'2 131.48 nsme and address of the sender and The decision with respect to the B o s t o n — ----- desire to take advantage of this policy the date and place of gathering. largest leaf will, of course, be guided Correspondingly low fares 1.0 should familiarize themselves with the solely by surface area. Employees of The name of the contestant must be terms, because the policy does not other destinations. the ■ Canadian National and Canadian written on the card on which the leaf apply to shipments purchased for spec­ Pacific Railway and the Canadian Tra­ e n q u i r e ABOUT COACH AND INTERMEDIATE FARES mounted. No entry is to contain ulative purposes and all stockyard pur­ vel bureau are not eligible for this more than three leaves, though one chases must pass inspection as to type competition, . but members of their 'Por Further Information Apply person can forward as many entries as and quality by the Stock Yards agent families may submit entries. desired. Damaged nr broken leaves of the Dominion Live Stock Branch in All entries must be forwarded ex­ c - Af 1. ('-in in h e ll sneecl king, is shown seated in tlie salt-encrusted will not be eligible; no entry will be order to qualify for the expense pay- press prepaid or [postpaid, to Canada’s Sir Midcolm Bonnesville salt beds in Western Utah, returned and the judges will not enter niGnts undGr tb0 terms of the . policy. M a p le L o a f C o n test. P .Q . B o x 1500, “ h t 'e he over a n.eaaured mile a, a into correspondence with any contest­ Attention is also directed to the neces­ Montreal, Quebec. The contest closes an t. sity of applicants interviewing the speed in excess of three hundred miles an hour. on November 1, and entries express Colour and shape w ill, be the gov­ Branch agent at the Stock Yards in waybilled or postmarked later than erning factors in determining the most advance of purchasing. beautiful leaf, and the decision of the that date w ill not be eligible. f o r h i g h c l a s s j o b p r i n t i n g g o t o t h e c o u r i e r k .1' ^ * IM ' ' 'A*'-., jv x , p a g e n i n e THE KELOWNA COURIER AND OKANAGAN ORCHARDIST 'J’HUHSDAY, OCTOBICK 3, 1035 QUEEN ASTRID COMES HOME WESTBANK OKANAGA^l CENTRE liO V S C O lT 'I’lu' W oiik'm'k In.stitute held their s i lUiual inonUily nieiding in the hall on The niiiety-Uiird birthday of Mr^. COLUMN 1,1 ^ 'I’ue.'^day afternoon. There wu.s a good Sarah PauLsol llovvvcr was fcelebratcd attendance. Mr.s. Alister Cameron, of OM Friday last at ‘'Slioroacrcs. w lioie let Kelowmi Troop OCrOBEU Kelowna, exhibited an interesting col­ PRICES 4th, 5(li ami 7th she lias made lier lioino vvitli her lection oft^vork which she had done. EFFECTIVE FRI. SAT. and MON, dauj'liter, Mrs. Pixton. for llie last Mr. Atkinson, of Keremeos, gave a five years. # Troop Kirat I Sell Last I .splendid address on fruit industrie.s. AYI.MER Witli tiie exception of a sliKlit ac«il- ♦ « M ness, Mrs. llow vcr is in full pos.session CHOICE of all her faculties, and she received By Scoulniastcr The Kniffiits of Harlem Orche.stra I (Sieve .I) PER TIN personal confpatulations from many \ IHil a dance on in the Conununity Hall P e a s friends durinf' tlie afternoon and eve­ Orders for the week commencing on Friday night. About eighty people enjoyed the excellent dance inu.sic, and ning. Tliur.sday, October 3, 1»3!): « Duties: Orderly patrol for the week, the Entertainment Committee served (Lim it ' The Rev. J. B. King preached his Eagles: next for duty, Otters. a good supper. 10 lbs.) 1 0 EBS. last sermon liere on Sunday aflerniain Hallies: Tlie Troop will rally at the 4c « « as jnistor of tlie Centre-Oyama-Wm- Scout Hall on Tuesday, at 7.30 p.m., in Mr. J. B. Currie had another bad “SUNLIGHT” field eliarge. A farewell dinner of the full uniform. , , , u- « attack on Saturday and had to be tak­ bcinj^ planned lor Scout G. Shugg completed his Sec­ en to Kelowna Hospital. Mr. Currie (CARTON OF 4 BARS) Saturday evening at Winfield. ond Class on Tuesday and was pre­ has been suffering for a long time and It is not yet known wind ineaclier sented with his badge immediately lo|- has had several turns in hospital. PER (Lim it 3) w ill occui)y tills field during tiie corn­ iowing his Signalling, which was his 4c 4> 41 BAR “CALAY" ing year, but the pulpit will be filled last test. . Mrs. Ewart McNaughton, of Mission, S o a p every Sunday. It is more than prob­ We have this week suflered a great after .spending a month with her par­ PKGES. able that Mrs. Campbell-Brown, of loss in the death of our Honorary Pres­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hannam, has C O R N F L A K E S (iin.ii4) 2 FOR Oyama, will take the service for the ident, Archdeacon Greene. He was returned horn,*;.. LB8. one of our strongest supporters and 4C 4< 'll next two weeks. OR • * ' • held a place In the heart of every Mrs. J. Moore, of Greenwood, who M A C A R O N I - - - - - 3.!; Mrs. Wilson, of Creston, was the •Scout. A guard of honour consisting had been visiting Mr. and Mi’S. J. W. u. weelc-end guest of her daugliter and of twenty-two Scouts attended the ser­ Hannam for the past two weeks, re­ PEANUT BUTTER ~ 2 i S ' 2 1 c son-in-luw, Mrs. and Mr. H. Van vice which took place on Tuesday af­ Km turned to her home on Saturday. Ackeren. ternoon at the Anglican Church. POTTED MEATS "“''NWE t bk anu . 2 15c s VJ- > < N V' Mr. Frank Browne left for Vancou­ Scout Notes Of Interest ver on Monday to enter the Theologi­ WHITE VINEGAR At Nablus. Palestine, Boy Scouts of cal College. His many friends wish C U S T A R D P O W D E R h o h n e -s i-»z , pu b... 2 ' " M 5 c a troop connected with the Beirut him “God Speed.” SALAD DRESSING n alb ey-s- s^-oz. iazs------4 9 c t o b r i t a i m All-Mo.slcm Association hold evening The nicturc givc.s a glimpse of the cortege when the body of Queen classes for the street boys. Astrid passed through the streets of Briis.sels, after it was brought from BAKING POWDER kibbon- - io-«z. u..s 22c i»i ♦ ♦ .Switzezrlaiid, where the Queen was killed in an autoiiiohile crash near Lucerne. Under direction of the local Mos­ RUTLAND quito Committee, Boy Scouts of M er­ BORDEN’S MALTED MILK "" 35c . __ ritt, B. C., made a systematic survey Miss Helen Humphreys, of West BAKER’S CHOCOLATE pi«s. 1 3 c of the district for mosquito-breeding CHANGES IN Vancouver, is visiting her brother and ■n/TT-D A r'T T? Assorted Havors; 2 29c pools, preliminary- to oil treatment. PEACHLAND sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Hum­ m * * phreys. VEGETABLE MARKET ' 4c 4c 4c ' X^TEDfoDfl - - - There are nearly a thousand British k\ When the car which he was- driving Miss Mary Fischer arrived recently Boy Scouts in 26 Scout Groups in A l­ crashed into an electric light pole on exandria and Cairo, Egypt. They co­ BOARD STAFF from the Peace River district and is the lakeshore road early Saturday staying at the home of her sister, Mrs. operate closely with the Egyptian, morning, Barney Brown, of Westbank, Philip Graf. H eV n ?SOU p I - - - 19C French, Greek and Armenian groups. was not hurt although considerable Col. E. Poole Becomes Manager 4c 4c » , ♦ >h damage was done to the car. He was According to reports at the twenty- And Mr. G. Jewell, Secretary Friends of Mr. William Barber will COFFEE proceeding north at the time and the regret very much to learn that he met ON ONE OF THESE fifth annual meeting of the Boy Scouts cause of the accident appears to be with an unfortunate accident on F ri­ SAUSAGE H “ Exoello’^ of America, experiments ot St. Joseph, unknown. Col. E. Poole, member of the British T e a 01 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Mo., and Buffalo, N.Y., proved it pos­ • • • day last, falling from a ladder while Swift’s or Burns’ Columbia (Interior) Vegetable Mar­ picking apples in his orchard and A irw ay blend i | i i | | ■ Our Finest FrCsh EXCURSIONS sible to reduce juvenile delinquency The electric light service was re­ keting Board, has been appointed as fracturing a vertebra just below the (Lim it 2 lbs.) ground; in areas of high delinquency by the sumed on Thursday evening, with the manager for the Interior Vegetable 15-oz. from Montreal neck. Mr. Barber was taken to the PER L B ...... PER LB. organization of Scout activities. domestic water on again on Wednes­ Marketing Agency Limited, the agency TIN S for 39c ‘i Nov. 22 — “ANTONIA" • • * , Kelowna Hospital and latest reports 24c . to GlasftoTn Belfast, Liverpool day. Rocks which had got into the designated by the Board for the setting are that he is making satisfactory pro­ That the call of the sea persists in pipe at the time the darn was cleaned Nov. 22 — *“AURANIA" and control of prices. His appoint­ gress. to Plymouth, Havre, London the blood of boys on the prairies is caused the delay in service in both ment''took effect on Tuesday, October 4c 4< ■* suggested by the enthusiasm with • Personnlty conducted excursion cases. 1st. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Irwin, accom­ to Continental Europe. which junior leaders of the 2nd The * * * Col. Poole, who is manager of the E. panied by Miss Florence Aberdeen and ______Pas Scout Troop of Manitoba acted Ten parcels of land were up for sale from Quebec Poole Co., Ltd., of Armstrong, and Miss Mona Schell, motored to Van-, as crew of the s.s. Tobin of the Ross at the tax sale held September 30th, Nov. 29 - ^ L C T I T I A " Mayor, of that city, will retain his seat couver over the week-end, returning ROUND STEAK - p e r l l > . 2 . 0 c y to Belfast, Liverpool, Glasgow Navigation Co. on a cruise up the and all but two of these were taken on the Board, acting in the dual ca­ Saskatchewan river. The boys were early Monday morning. Mr. Irwin at­ Nov. 29 - “AUSONIA" over by the Municipality. The period pacity, of member of the Board and tended a meeting of the B.C. Teachers’ assigned watches, and in turn acted PICNIC STYLE SHOULDER; per lb. .... 2 1 c to Plymouth, Havre, London of redemption is now two years instead manager of the Agency. Federation while at the Coast, in the * Personalty conducted excursion as engineer,. stoker, wheelsman, deck of one year, according to a by-law Mr. J. H. Thompson, of Okanagan to Britain. capacity of delegate from the Okan­ DRY SALTED BACON; per lb. . ... 20c hand and ship’s cook. passed by the Council. Provision for Mission, former Secretary of the Veg­ agan Valley Teachers Federation. from Halifax this change was made by the Provin­ etable Board and of the Agency, has ♦ ^ PORK SAUSAGE— “Our own make”—per lb. J gg Dec. 8 — “ALAUNIA” Wrote the physician of Scout B. L. cial government at Victoria. resigned. Mr. G. Jewell, formerly with Bonning of Weston-Super-Mare, Eng­ The Rutland cannery is closing down to Plymouth, Havre, London Associated Growers, Vernon, has been this week, working only part time as land, who was awarded the Cornwell r o l l e d VEAL ROAST; per lb.20c^ Dec. 8 — “LACONIA” A quiet wedding took place on Sep­ appointed Secretary of the Board. it i's novv. The season has not been a to Galway, Glasgow, Liverpool. Badge for exceptional fortitude: “He tember 23rd, when Gertrude Louise very satisfactory one. Owing to the Dee. 15 - “ASCANIA” was continuously recumbent, his sys­ Inglis, youngest daughter of Mr. and Potato Control Continues SMOKED KIPPERS; 2 lbs. for 2 9 c to PlymonC^ Havre, London cold summer, the tomatoes were late tem poisoned and his limbs crippled Mrs. C. G. Inglis, was married to Alex­ The Dominion Marketing Board in starting and the quality poor. Nei­ has authorized the continuance of Choose this ifanious ChrktiiMS by large and painful wounds. Never­ ander James, only son of Mr. and Mrs. ther growers nor empldyees of the POR K JO W LS, snacked; lb. 2.2c Route to Europe. Thoughtful theless I remember only his radiant J. Gumming, of Syringa Creek, near control of potatoes by the Agency cannery will make very much from service, excellent food, com­ smile and sturdy voice. If an operation for the balance of the season. Rep­ Trail, B. C. Mr. and Mrs. Gumming this year’s run. fortable accommodation, spe­ was ordered, he resigned himself to it w ill reside in Trail, where h^ is in resentatives of the Agency are ad­ 4c * « W E r e s e r v e THE RIGHT TO LIMIT cial attention paid to women in a most manly way, although the the employ of the Consolidated Mining vised that all instructions issued McIntosh picking is now about over and children; recreation and previous. one had nearly cost him his Co. The_ bride has made her residence prior to September 30th are made ap­ entertainment for all. and the growers are turning their at­ life. . . . Such cheerful courage and at the home of the groom’s parents for plicable to the marketing of potatoes tention to Jonathans, Delicious and ReSular. weekly sailings from Montreal endurance surpass any I know in tri­ some time. grown in the area of production under to all abot>e ports u n U l Nov. 22 * V * other later varieties. The picking sea­ umphing over hopeless odds.” In spite the control of the Board, without ex­ son has been one of the best experi­ E d ^ci B’d sb u LOW OCEAN RATES IN ALL of his suffering. Scout Bonning passed Mr. Charles Evans, who lived for ception. ' enced for many years, with little wind CLASSES his First Class Scout tests, bit by bit. some years here and is the father of and no rain to interfere with the har­ Apply to your local ageht (no one can N. Evans, ' Of Peachlarid, passed _away -VEGETABLE PRICES^ vesting of-the-crop.—— -—^— ----- Cl 'serv'e'ybu'better) €)f^ro at his home in Alberta recently. COLOURED ENTERTAINERS ' ■ i ^ ^ ^ IN UNUSUAL presentation The Interior Vegetable Marketing Rev. A. McMillan was a visitor to Mr. and Mrs, R. Stewart had as their Agency Ltd. announced the following Revelstoke last week, making the jour­ guests last week their niece, Mrs. R. prices, effective from Saturday, Sept. ney by car. Rev. Mr. McMillan at­ Forty-One Skilled Artistes In “Brown Welles, of Penticton, who, with her tended the sessions of the Presbytery Skin Models” two children, was a visitor here. 28th: ' Onions: B. C. Coast, f.o.b., $25, price which were being held in that city. ♦ ♦ • Mr. and Mrs. A. Burdekin returned to producer, $20; other than B. C. Coast 517 GranWIle St. (Seymour 3648) VancbuYcr 'Brown Skin Models,” unusual stage or export, f.o.b., $18, to producer, $15. Mrs. A. McMillan is visiting her on Sunday from a month’s trip to Van­ presentation which comes to the Em­ Lettuce: iced crates, f.o.b., $2, to pro­ daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Reid, at Okan­ press Theatre on Wednesday, October couver Island. ' • • • ducer, 95c; dry crates, $1.85 ' and 97c; agan Mission. 16th, is 'composed of forty-one coloured flats, $1.15 and- 55c; half-flats, 70c and T ’H A T McTAVISH & WHILLIS entertainers from New York City s Mr. and Mrs. T. Twiname returned iM > ■ NOURISHED ^ A $ on Saturday after two weeks’ holiday 30c. Harlem and is a stage show of excep­ Potatoes to all markets, $20 per ton MORE CANADIAN CHILDREN LIMITED at Salmon Arm and Tappen. tional merit with the finest coloured t h a H AIn y o t h e r c o r n talent on the continent moulded into STEAMSHIP AGENTS of the Canadian Forestry Association one of the most entertaining stage com­ F. Branham, of the Canadian For­ SYRUP and the work it was doing in aiding Mr. John Carney returned on Thurs­ panies at present appearing behind the estry Association, showed a fine selec­ Phone 217 - Kelowna, B. C fire prevention by showing these pic­ day from a short visit to Vancouver. A product of The CANADA STARCH CO.. Limited footlights. i, tion of films to a large crowd on Mon­ - ..... -.... c^- ..- ■ day night in the Municipal Hall. Fish­ tures. “Brown Skin Models,” with its sen m Mr. J. M. Lang, who has been ill with sational array of singers, dancers and ing scenes in Ontario gave some splen­ slight attack of pleurisy, is able to Mr. M. Hereron was among those did pictures of Ontario scenery and The annual one day conference of tive candidate, the Hon. Grote St^ir- musicians, should prove to be one of the Women’s-Institutes for the south­ be around again. who attended the Armstrong Fair last the most popular stage shows ever to the fine bass caught there. Lumbering ling. ern Okanagan Valley will be held in * *■ * week, staying over for the old timers’ play in Canadian theatres. Critics and in B. C. was also shown while pictures It is vvith great pleasure w e behold banquet’on Thursday evening. . Peachland this year on Thursday, No­ May we record a word of condolence public alike have acclaimed-the show of ■vt'ild animals in their natural haunts the scenes of activity on the road to ' . * ■ * 4 in game sanctuaries were most inter vember 21. . Delegates are expected and remerhbrance to the family of and praised the manner in which the town, thinking with what ease our long The frost on Tuesday and Wednes­ esting. The final filrri depicted a forest from as far north as Okanagan Centre Mr.’ R. S. Hall, who passed away re­ production is presented. The producer suffering cars and trucks will foil ov­ day nights put an end to tomato pick­ fire in Idaho caused by carelessness and W infield and as far south as K ere­ cently at Benvoulin? Mr. Hall vvas a of “Brown Skin Models,” Irvin C. Mil­ ing for the season and only the more and provided a good lesson on the pre­ meos and Oliver. The local organiza­ er a well surfaced highway. highly-respected and active resident ler, is widely known in theatrical cir­ * • ■ hardy garden flowers survived it. cautions needed for handling fire and tion is making plans for this Confer­ of Ellison in the very early days of cles as the Ziegfield of Harlem, first ence vvhich w ill meet in Peachland for A meeting was held at the School gaining fame as the producer of the matches in the woods. on Monday .night at which Messrs. H. the district, taking a great i^erest es­ Mr. Branham explained the objects the first time this year. pecially in the school, of which he was stage hits “Shuffle Along” and “Run- B. D. Lysons and E. C. W eddell spoke SUBSCRIBE TO THE “COURIER** nin’ Wild.” Mr. Miller, himself, is a eloquently in support of the Cohserva a trustee for several years. member of the cast and leads the stage band which is known as.“The delegates NOVA SCOTIA PREMIER SPEAKS IN ONTARIO of Jazz” and said tO be one of the 1 smoothest, most rhythmic of the col­ oured orchestras. As a brilliant spectacular presenta­ •svs.O tion, this stage offering has been prais­ ed and- labelled “A Symphony in Sep­ ia.” bringing to audiences famous stars .PS PV. .P of the stage that have won not only COURIER places in coloured New Y ork shows LIMITED but‘also on the leading vaudeville cir­ cuits of the country. . Among the entertainers appearing AGAIN SPONSOR THEi CLASSinED in “Brown Skin Models” are several that are internationally famous as in­ dividual stage stars and these include A lto Oats, Blues singer extraordinary, ADVTS. Edgar Martin aiid Ernest Seals, Ethel Home Gas Optimists Tennyson, Blanch Thompson, who is acclairned”^s^Am erica’s--perfectr-Venusr I N t h e i r SIXTH CONSECUTIVE - and Fred Jennings. Other well known performers of exceptional ability are Joe E. Brown, the dancer, Kid Lipps Hackett, a clowning drummer, Jesse James and the ten banjomaniacs, clever Concert musicians whose act is one of unusual merit and rich in musical qualities. at the To many persons perhaps'one of the most appealing of the numbers is the symphonic vocalizing of the choruses whose singing was so sensational in ■ e m p r e s s the stage hit when presented in New York. . Singing, dancing and musical num­ Friday, Llth ■ ^ __ ^ ..i- Q-ah 'D M bers are undoubtedly the most popular DOORS OPEN 8 P.M. CONCERT 8.30 P.M. parts of the presentation, but the coin- edy too has an important place and in Obtain your tickets free of charge from the Begg ifelotor Co., other cities has been received with en­ Ltd. A WORD thusiasm. The stage settings, lighting effects and colourful costumes add a Owing to limited accommodation children will not be great deal to the enjoyment of “Brown CAS iskin Models” lyhich promises to be . admitted. one of the most unusual and most en­ At cf Thomas annearing with Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn, another, tertaining of tl)p many excellent legit­ young Liberal premier, Angus Macdonald, who recently swept imate dompanies which have played in opened a two weeks’ exchange speaking tour in Ontario. P r^ ie r Macdonald Canadian theatres in recent years. (feft) is shown in the picture in conversation with Major H. P. Snelgrove. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935

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F A C E T E N ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ PRivnEY BALDWIN^R^^ T® PHONE “GORDON’S" ♦ ^ r% * DOWNING STREET * GO EE^ 1 7 8 & 1 7 9 Sportsw ear and MIs/ m . McBoiigttH Wins Hidden Hole FO R M EATS Competition Yesterday, ladies’ day at the Kclow- you will prefer to nn Golf Club a 0-hole hidden hole s e r v e . compSlon w,,» M l« Ml.m Me- Business Suits Dougall emerging the winner milett The qualifying round foi the Coliat Cun emblematic of the ladles club diarnpionship, will day next, beginning at 1.30 p.m. W eek -en d The qualifying round for the Cap- laln-B Cup wfll be Played "" J a n t z e n day, beginning at 2.1.) p.m. It k Savings hole competition for players with 30 " " X 'S ?o U,e scheduled ipler-elub match with Vernon on Tuesday next, Today more than ever, the style element predominates both in Men’s and Ladies’ POT KOAST8 OF -| 1 A p the Collett Cup qualifying round scores STEER BEEF; lb..... w ill be used for the monthly medal b o n e l e s s o v e n r o a s t s 2 0 c '’The first round for the Crawford of VEAL; per lb...... Cup 2-ball foursomes, will be played dresses and cloth suits and coats when she wants them. Id>lN ROASTS OF..SPRING from October 5th to 12th. BAMB; per lb...... 2 5 c PRESIl CAUGHT SALMON; 4i 4. *F *F ,j, «f« 4" ♦ •H ' per lb ...... 19c Cauliflower Head Lettuce Cabbage Potatoes Turnips Onions % T E N N I S :

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f o r e h a m s o f KcloWnT^^iii Closc^ Inter-Club Match FRESH PORK; per lb. 1 8 c From Vernon Trimmed Kelowna and Vernon teams played an inter-club match on the local courts Haddic Finnan Haddics Kippers on Sunday, when the Fillets gation defeated the visitors by seven matches to six in a close competition. Three matches resulted in^a Jrav^ Vernon was represented D. K. Gordon Watson, Mrs. P. Sterling, Misses Sheila Simmons and Margaret Palmer, Ron- Limited m ^rSn, Held Clark. Phil Sterling and Fred Dean. ^ PROVISIONERS The Kelowna contingent was com­ posed of Mrs. H. G. M. Mrs. PH O N ES: 178 and 179 Gy Meikle, Misses Mary Stubbs and | Hazel Browne, W. Fuller, Len Back- ler George McKay and Harry Lyons. LADY SLIGHTLY HURT The matches were watched by an in­ IN MOTOR COLLISION terested gallery. ^______

Accident Occurred On East Side Of the collision is reported to have occim- j -Urt vf^turriGd. to No. 10 Downing 1 red when the vehicles were travelling Woods Lake StreeStvteut^thfcSy^^^^^^^^^ t° confer with the cabinet over the| at fairly high speed. W. Newton, driv- Italo-Ethiopian situation. S S the Ford truck, escaped^inj^y- “LORETTA” ■Mrs. Sam McGladery, of Oyama, is Mrs. McGladery was taken “SONYA’ “CO-ED’ ‘DAPHNE” in the Kelowna Hospital suffering with lowna Hospital for treatment, ^nd is MaiEVt CIBE. v»NON ‘SONYA”—Style 466 shock and the effect of painful bruises making good progress towards re­ “CO-ED”— Style 477 as the result of a motor collision early covery. . X f\ Two-piece fine Botany. R ib b e d panel effect ■ on Monday morning, when the caf sne The collision occurred at the top 01 Lie Is Passed To Him By_pephen Two-piece novelty in new Hair yarn com­ was driving collided head on with a an elevation in the road. Apparently Freeman On Charge Of bination. Hand-made pullover m eWer throughout. Plaid belt and buttons, tie go­ Communism truck on the road on the east side of neither driver saw the other until it I NOT r e q u ir e d design. Round collar buttoned at back with ing through slash in collar. A feature t^^o Woods Lake. , , __ was too late to. avoid a crash. Both cars were badly damaged as V^IRNON, Oct. 3. — More than/one ball buttons. x ^ piece novelty. thousand people crowded the | Coloiirs-Oriental Colours—Rustlac, Grecian Blue, ChiU Ballroom here on Tuesday night to Brown, Squadron Blue and Black. Kent Green and Oriental Oxhlood. hear Vancouver’s dynamic mayor, Sizes—14 to 44. Price Sizes—14 to 44. Price That Same Necessity Exists As “Gerry” McGeer, speak in support ot | L a s t Y e a r F o r Special" Rates Mr. Charles Oliver, Liberal candidate “DAPHNE”—Style 482 ‘L O R E T T A ”— Style 469 To Prairies Is Denied for • • A sensational feature of the meeting, Three-piece fine Botany and Hair yarn mix­ Another two-piece Botany number. Rope In explanation of their opposition to which was a stormy one, was the rapid- , t u r e i n a tight waisted caidigan. ^ •xl. fire verbal brush between the speaker belt fastened with Pom-Poms. ^Same trim renewal of the grant of special eme^ Knitted on cuffs and t>ottom.-Pullover^wi McKenzie gency rates on fruit shipments from and Mr. Stephen Freeman, ardent C. high neck line. An outstanding suit at this at neckline. Fine ribbed perfect fitting skirt. C F supporter of Lavington, who took British Columbia to the praine_prov- Colours—Oriental Oxhlood, Chivegreen, Chili incL, the Canadian National Railways issue w ith Mr. McGeer on-^thq couver mayor’s charges that the 0.0. ^^^^Colours—Kent Green. Oriental BrowrRvstlac. Formosa Blao and S«.»dron Mne. T H E G K O C E K and the Canadian Pacific addressed a joint Tetter to Mr. R. ^ F r^ as “lined - up-~with -the-C^adi^_ ian Blue, Bustlac and Black. Sizes J J 2 ,9 5 Siaes-14 lo«. ^ Borrett,-Secretary of the B. C. FruU Labour Defence League and the —14 to 44. Price ...... ^ . Price Growers’ Association, which is quoted ^ainian Farmers’ Labour Temple, both Novelty Colourful Yarns, Blended^ with Newest Skirt Bands are Interwoven with Lastex Communist organizations. , ., woveiiy of Finest Botany w r 214 TWO PHONES 214 in part as follows: , •! “It has been the desire of the^rail- Mr. Freeman accused the speaker oi way companies to co-operate with the lying, and, after a heated ^change, 1 M r McGeer declared that_. he _could YOU ARE ALWAYS LOOKING British Columbia fruit prove that the C.C.F. advocate was] shippers in the marketing and distri- FOR SOMETHING NEW buUon of their apples. This has been lined up with Communists in this dis­ trict. He asked Mr. Freeman if he had ’TW IN SET-'-Sitylc 3 5 6 Something Different— for the table ! demonstrated by the generous treat­ ment accorded the growers and ship­ not addressed a letter whmh led oh pers during the past two s h ip m g sea- with thp greeting “Dear Comrades. O noTi Untanv ill lars;e checked two-tone pattern. Have you seen those fancy display dishes of ITALIA^_ The Lavington man declared this was Fine Brushed Botany FnlMeiie-th zipper fastening F I L E T S O F a n c h o v i e s — six different assortments of Lns in making effective temporary Emergency rates to the Prairie Prov­ a lie. whereupon the speaker ^^ed fhenf-^whteh cSt be opened and served front the container inces and Eastern Canada. Mr.. Oliver to produce a letter which “We are firmly of the opinion that had been seized some time ago aloug cardigan 356X. rieht at the meal. _ . with other alleged Communi^ litera­ there is not the same f • -mm X nrifih Chili Brown, Coralmist with Oriental Another Italian D e l i c a c y — ANTIPASTO— is put treatment this year as last year. There ture -The letter, said Mr. McGeer, di­ Colours—Mosstone with C Squadron Blue, and like Italian Tomato Paste which we also have in stoc is an improvement in conditions vulged that the left-wing group had made overtures to the C.C.K I is getting hard to procure. in the Prairie provinces. While the $7.95 improvement in the wheat crop is not man replied that the ^ Green. S izS - 14 to 44. Twin Set. Retail Price extensive, the price is better, and to - refused to join this group, and told the speaker to read the letter. ,, , Cardigan only. $5.95 thermore, there has been a decided im __Mr. McGeer-did nq^rea^tlm ^tter prov5me^n-the-crop of coa« Retail Price verbatim,, but intimated what its com-- S A N D W I C H ^ iay and fodder, etc. Jantzen i'all Styles are-Authentic-i®: “In the circumstances it would tents were. Salmon' Spread, Tuna Spread, Herring ^Sp«adjnd ^ not appear the same necessity ex­ Snread at 2 tins for 25 cents are a real treat, and F a te a ists for emergency rates pemg PENTICTON HU«’^®Ar T ? C I D E N T 1 F o S at 30 cents a tin makes a delightful bridge sandwich. madie effective as last year, there­ fore, we are not prepared to re­ Then we have a GENUINE NORWEGIAN SARDINE store last year’s emergency reduc­ Leighton Traviss Sustains Tw o Broken Ribs And Other Injuries—— , T h oiM as Lawson,^^^ L cents a;tim ahd;--I^s^ved E x tern - ed rates on apples from points m British Columbia to destinations He“Herrin n'^^‘‘right —- Tisflit iromfiom luc ^ fishiisn boats into the can”-both put in the Prairie provinces. PEN TIC TO N , Oct. 2.'—^Returning on q u a l i t y . MERCHANDISE up in the Old Country and at only 25 cents per can. Sunday night from a hunting trip, Mr. K E L O W N A , B . C. A Small Concession Leighton Traviss, of Penticto^ sus­ “The railways are, however, prepar­ tained serious injuries when the ^car P H O N E 215 ed as a temporary measure only,.to he was driving left-the road a short Sorry we disappointed you on continue until November 30 next, the distance north of Oliver. At first it SPECIAL. The advt. last week should have stated 30 000 lbs. minimum weight on apples was feared that he had been iniured and pears from British Columbia ship­ internally, but later it was found that “on arrival.” However— it won’t be long now. C O M B ATIN G HOiUSEHQLD_PEST^ Large Stock of - ping points, - to--destinations—m _th e nehe hadnaa escaped "-with vv*v** tw q fractured Prairie provinces. - ribs, cuts on the face and numerous Willing To Grant Emergency Rates To Many Species Of Insects Cause Loss GOOD QUALITY! GOOD VALUE! PICKING LADDERS GOOD SERVICE! Eastern Canada ^'^’The ^accident occurred at the Saw:- , And Annoyance NEW “The railways are also willing to mill Creek bridge, where there was a; Get our prices on restore, as a temporary measure, the small hummock in the^ road . Appar­ Since the opening of spring the En- SASH DOORS AND MILLWORK OF ALL KINDS ently the car was travelling fairly fast 4 temporary reduced rate of $1.25 per loSolSical Branch Don..mon S e l e c t d Slabs screened « 100 lbs. on apples, im boxes or crate^ and when it struck the huminock the Department of Agriculture ha^ been steering wheel was jarred out of the minimum weight 37,MO Ihs.. receiving from all parts ComPW' Doors add MBlwork.;, Geo. S. McKenzie control of the driver, with the ^result ion the usual heavy mail containmg points in British Columbia to the same Phone 313 for Shook, Lumber and Fuel.- destinations' in Eastern Canada, a that the car took a nose dive into a inqii&ies regarding the common spec­ were in effect last year, this ^rate to depression at that point, crashing the ies of household insects, such as cock- front end with the impact. The expire with May 31. 1936, unless somer oT the“cfash“ drove the steermgA^ rnaches._ants,. silv e rfi^ S. M. SIMPSON, LIMITED cancelled, changed or extended. carpet beetles, fleas, and other pests P.O. Box 452 against Mr. Traviss’ chest, causing the which have no wingsTaut get there all Phones: 312 and 313 broken ribs. Fortunately the car _did the same. Ants have been plaguing PENTICTON WOOD SAWYER not turn over dr the accident might householders in the different provinces LOSES TWO FINGiERS have had a fatal termination. Mr. and overrunning gardens m Saskatch­ 1 Arthur Letts, of Penticton, who was ac­ Webb, two shoplifters who were trap­ ewan, where also specimens of the insects has been out of print some ped by a cellophane wrapper last f o r William McKeefry Victim Of Painful companying Mr. Traviss,^was not ser­ golden spider beetle were captured m- time, full information can be obtained week, earnestly begged to be sent^c- Accident iously hurt, being bruised and slightly