THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE TW O Places U As the Grade for Unwrap- "Oi.R Ples

elowna ourier THE K C ------••• y: v.r—-—.f•'-Trirr.-ai ...... — Kelowna. British Columbia. Monday, Auj^ust 194«S XCMMKk 5 Audited Paid Circulation V O Ll'M K 45 TP7*'Ur’a'-iV'.^ 1' 1 .i TWICE WEEKJLY—MONDAY & THURSDAY

WORLD NEWS FLASHES Meat Prices Will Skyrocket ( B y Canadian Press )

Berlin Newspaper Charges Fifth In Kelowna Middle of Week Column Working In West Sector; “New Type Chest Kespirator for olio Victims Ready To Purge Anti-Communists Butchers Anticipate Price

BliKLIN—Berlin’s liberal Canada. Locally produced The price rise is expected to he reflected in other meats, too, United States State Department insists the espionage charge against KAY HOWELL, nlne-yoar-old Monroe, Mich., polio victim, is shown at the Quebec Duchess apples are now Lieut. Robert Dreher is a deliberate Soviet frame-up. hoQnitni wearine a new-tvoe chest respirator developed by an Ann Harbor pediatrician and a uni moving and the market will be cut as the demand from beef to pork and lamb cuts, and in restaur­ Salfeigtaeer. t L n^w machl^^^^^^ times lighter than the cumbersome iron lung, per- off to B.C. apples until Wealthies ant meals. A restaurant operator forecast meals would rise up mits the use of muscles not paralyzed by the disease. RUSS TEACHER’S CONDITION STILL iOW ^ ------mature. to 25 per cent to cover the highest meat prices in Canada's NEW YORK—Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kosenkina, 52-year-old Rus­ Early clingstone peaches are a- sian school teacher, who leaped from a third floor window in the ^ s - bout cleaned up. A fair volume history. sian Consulate where she pid she was b^ng held a prisoner, is reported of Rochesters are now moving, and “We won’t be able to absorb the price rises any more,” he to be still in critical condition today at Roosevelt ^ Freak Ligh ining, Windstorms, Rain, demand! is good. Mixed country said. “But our prices won’t go up until the new meat prices She is tectoiicaUy under the protection of the United States Gwem- cars will be going out soon, and corne into effect.” Restaurant meals have been rising steadily these should provide clearance for m e n ts fn e e shd accepted a subpoena Saturday to testify before toe Hoi^e during past months due to higher costs for labor and food S Representatives’ House Un-American Activities Committee in toe probe Cause Damage to B.C. Fruit Crops crabapples, plums and vegetables, of alleged Communist spying in toe United States. with peaches forming the basis of products. Freak lightning and windstorms the carloadsj Local butchers reported a small According to a Winnipeg report, caused extensive damage to British Peach plums are just about flurry of beef buying Saturday, and lifting of the ban was toe best news OLYMPIC ATHLETES WANT TO STAY through and the demand is good, LbNDON-Athletes of Communist-dominated Eastern Europe, who Columbia fruit crops during the M a g ic E y e a little more active purchasing to- cattle farmers received in a long week-end, although it ■ will probab­ BJr. Loyd said. day, but on toe whole buying here time. Cattle men were holding their came to Britain for the Olympics, mow are seeking ways to avoid gotog Demand for mature tomatoes has home. A check today showed at least five men—two Czechs and three ly be several days before an esti­ Kelowna’s street lighting system is now controlled by a is far below the “boom” reported stocks off toe market in anticipation mate of the damage will be avaR- been good. Delivery of mature toms at the coast on Saturday. of higher prices. Htmearians—announced plans,to stay in England. ^ „ able. Thunderstorms, mixed with magic eye. has been satisfactory, although Choice T-bone steaks today sell at Several Jugoslavs and Poles asked about their c^neCs of atayfi?® The unit, which has been on order for over six months, was there have been some complaints May Go Higher ^ pound. They are here or going to Canada or toe United Slates. A Honte Office o f^ ia l said Vinilj and in some places, accompan­ ied by a high wind, struck the Ok­ installed last week, and toe street lights now go on automaticaUy. over semi-rjpes. Butchers expect that^a surge of expected to go over a $1 before the there is a “p^ibU ity more athletes from Communist-dommated European Onion market is'picking up and cattle into toe U.S., where prices \yeek jg out. Prices will continue to anagan and the Kootenays Sunday A candlepower unit has been set up opposite toe power house, cotmtries may want to see us.” afternoon, seriously disrupting tel- ■ in other vegetables, toe demand is are higher, may create temporary rjge until they reach the same level egraph and telephone communicar and as toe daylight fades into dusk, toe lights are automatically slow due to local production. shortages. This will force stiu as present prices in the United REFUGEES C AME OVER IN SMALL BOAT tions with the east. Some communi­ switched on. higher prices here, it is forecast. states. * — QUEBEC—Immigration officials today are pon^ring toe f^ e o^..29 cation channels were disrupted, for Installed by Harry Blakeborough, superintendent of electrical Until American and Canadian Buyers’ Resistance E s t o i ^ refugees who arrived here S ^ d a y m a five hours. Hail stones, toe size of markets reach a level, prices will ,. _ „ • x* crossing toe Atlantic from Scotland. The refugees, who desenbed them golf balls fell in the dis|:rict where utilities, Kelowna is toe first city to have street lighting governed GIRL INJURED continue to fluctuate, dealers fear. Consumers Association I s “retogees from Communism.” put in at Quebec after several the storm lasted only eight min­ by siich a system. A similar unit was instaUed on PattuUo bridge Canada is now permitted to ship branches across Canada have al- days battling toe current of toe lower St. La-wrence River, utes. and First Narrows bridge in Vancouver. 400.000 head o( cotUe a year to the a t a i ^ to S e “’f|af j S l - _The home of H. L. Willits, Bel- AS AUTO HITS United States. The embargo had sp re^ passive sirixe against re- Mr. pnairphornngh said two new transformers also have been been in force since September. 1942. irieat prices. Hourewives’ stakes 50,000yUUU VETS V 12 J JL U f STRIVEW * a.'k* W ^ FOR ^JUST ------— PEACE go district, was struck by lights Tiing Sunday morning. Due to tele' instaUed for street liftin g , and as soon as toe third one arrives, Following the announcement of cities in the United States have FORT ERIE, Ont.—Some 50,000 war veterans of C^ada^and toe phone lines being disrupted, it was there wUl be; sufficient power to service many streets and ave­ the embargo Saturday by Agricul- United States yesterday ended a four-day meeting p l^ g ^ ture Minister James Gardiner, top prices in half a dozen large ^ The international peace encampment was told m tlm final s p ^ h of impossible to learn the extent of nues now without lighting. ' damage. Ann KabatofF Rushed to Hos­ grade steers in the Calgary markets, ' toe meeting that a just P^ace could not ^ attained ^ t o e p ^ Hardies’ store at Rutland was al­ pital After Crash Near Duck which supplies a large percentage of action is planned, if any, m loss of freedom. The speaker was Maj.-Gen. Arthur E. Potts, B.C.’s meat, hit $27 a hundred- Kelowna could not be determined so struck by lightning during Fri­ down sufficient to take care of the Summerland, heavy rain, no haU. Lake Ottawa. day night’s storm. All toe fuses in Peachland: “Eeavy rain, no hail. weight, an all-time high. This would . . toe home were blown, while the 1949 nmoff. mean a rise of approximately eight -n FIRST URANIUM FIND IN B.C. Detail Report Westbank: heavy rain, no haU. HEAVY DAMAGE cents a pound increase in beef jn ^he residte that will follow, and radio was put out of commission. • Kelowna: heavy rain, some hail TTaia«,na » possiWc hiking in toe price of VANCOUVER—^An authentic discovery °I,}^hniu m ^in^.^ No one was injured, but it is uh- Following is toe way field in Belgo district. ^ ■ bread following the discontinuance made near Gunn Lake in the Bridge River District. 135 deretood all toe occupants were specters «xof Tree Fruits sized up Another Rutland Car Involved following Sunday’s Vernon: heavy rain, hail. Heavy In Near Head-on Crash Near Move to Mdrket Now of subsidies on fats and oils, is ex- here. Uranium is a rare radio-active material used in making atom deafened for a considerable time the situation winds caused extensive damage lb While a few small dealers at the pected to boost the cost of living after toe bolt struck. rain: trees. Winfield coast, including some veterans who index from two to three points valuable find was reported Saturday by f ^ e s t Johnson. 3 ^ Heavy rain and haU, accompan­ Oliver: rain, no haU. have started in business for them- higher. The cost of living today al- yetr-old prospector, and officiaUy confirmed by Dr. J. F. W ^ e r , deputy ied by a strong wind, ripped out P entict^: rain, no haiL Salmon Arm: some hail and An 18-year-old Crescent Valley heavy winds. selves recently, may be forced -by ready is at the highest point in Ca- S n i s m i n i s ^ Walker said this was toe first authentic discovery of more than 200 telephone lines irt Naram:^: haU. girl is in Kelowna General Hospi­ buyers’ resistance, to go out of bu- nada’s history. uranium in British Columbia. Vernon. Damage in Enderby was tal suffering from serious head and siness, there is no indication of such At , Toronto, prices for beef cattle reported as extremely heavy. Many .other-injuries received in a ^ a k a resultJiLKelowna. and calves today advanced from CHARGE TOKYO WOMAN WITH TREASON trees were uprooted, wipdows bro­ accident ^0 p.m. Saturday, on the ken and a large quantity of fruit No lengthy shortage of beef is three to five cents a pound, live WASH^'JGTON—United States Attoniey-Gener^ Clark today direct­ Okanagan highway, hear the north expected as a result of the lifting weight. ' knocked to the ground. _ 'w end of Duck Lake. ed toe arrest in Tokyo of American-born Iva Toguri D’Aqutoo in connec­ CKOV was temporarUy off toe of the embargo. The year’s cattle These increases came as trading tion with wartime broadcasts over Radio Tokyo. He said B&s. D A qui^, Itecovering from her injuries and are normaUy brought to market at opened for the day and before gen- air yesterday when lightning blew reported ; this morning to be in a native of Los Angeles and wife of a Portugese citizen, will be brought fuses in the local transmitter. CBC tois time. eral price levels were established. back to the United States to answer a treason charge. "good condition” is Miss Ann Kab- communications to the east were atoff, who is engaged in fruit and disrupted with the loss of lines at vegetable canning work in toe Ke­ ROBBERS SNATCH $12,000 FROM GIRL 4 p.m., and so^ far have not been u e . to the drop in the anticipated 1948 apple crop production, lowna district. OSHAWA—Two men snatched a satchel containing $8,000 cash and restor^.' She was a passenger in a 1928 S4 000 in cheques, receipts of toe Liquor Control Board, from CMiUe Apples___ Damaged _ D it has been found necessary to decrease box shook orders Pontiac sedan that crashed into the Bermetta. messenger, as she made her way through toe heavy noon-hour Officials of B.C. Tree Fruits said' by approximately 400,000 apple boxes, L. R. Stephens, secre- rear of another car parked on the crowd from a branch store to the bank. it ■ wiU probably be late ibis after- tary of the box shook committee stated this morning, side of the highwy. The second car was temporarily out of commission noon------before all reports . on j haU X da- Mr.,,r_: Stephens<-x_i_— pointed out thatx>>ax at thAthe endatiH nfof the ivAek;week antand that toe Resistration To Get JEWS CLAIM ARAB SNIPERS IN ACTION mage are received. It is imderstooa beginning of toe crop year, it balance wUl be forthcoming within according to the driver, Oscar Otto JERUSALEM—The IsraeU Army said Arab snipers fired on Jewish toe Naramata <^to ct received toe approximately the near future. Zorn, Revelstoke. He told police toe lights had failed and he was traffic today on toe Judean road, two mUes west of Jerus^em. TOe re- brunt of the haU damage 3,000,000 boxes' would be needed ______Tiort followed a day in which Jerusalem resounded to toe heaviest fight- afternoon, f^ples and peaches were Kelowna district. However, trying to replace a burned but fuse. Underway This W eeh tog since toe second United Nations truce started four weeks ago. punctured. Some hail reported gj^pg^ted to be low- NO ADDITIONAL Other Passengers Unhurt Driver of the car in which Miss in the Belgo district. . . er than previously estimated. egistration ilnder the new Provincial Government hos­ • Dave ChapmM,_ Mr. Stephens said there was a POUO CASES Kabatoff was riding was James P. stated th ^ inches ra n fe carry-over of box shook from Osachog, Rutland, police said. Two R pital insurance plan has already begun in other sections LEGION PLANS in toe city. j ^ last year, and that present estima- other persons were in the car, but of the province and may be under, way in Kelowna sometime i il ASSOCIATED tional .47 inch tell Simday after- include a smaU reserve. ARE REPORTED they and the driver escaped with noon during. All box shook wUl be devUvered No additional cases of poliomyel­ only a shaking up. Four passengers, this week. TRADE BOARDS BOND RALLY Okanagan Lake rose .12 foot as ts—g wg -aid itis and diphtheria have been re­ including two children, in the Zorn A n office is planned in the Bennett block oil Bernard Ave., i a result of the heavy week-end good time, he ported in the South Okanagan Val­ car also escaped serious injury. and officials are hopeful it may be ready for use this week. Of­ rain R was the first marked m- Nail Supplies Good ley health imit. Dr. Helen Zeman, Miss Kabatoff was taken to hos­ TONIGHT crease since the water started to . “Actually, we have a smaU sur- medical health officer, stated this ficer in charge of the local branch is expected to be named from WILL MEET pital by Holtom Bros, ambulance. several applicants who seek the position. Plans are now completed by the subside around the first of July, plus at the present time,” he said, morning. A short time later, two women and Canadian Legion to launch^a bond The lake level remained stationary adding that several m ills in toe Two cases of poliomyelitis and one a child were taken to the hospital P. W. Weston, Victoria, depart- mated toe plan may be given a wi- Kelowna Will Press for Flood drive to pay for toe addition to aU week at 104 feet, but Sunday’s Kootenays have been pressing toe case of diphtheria were discovered by private car, but after brief ex­ ment of health representative, was der scope once it has been firmly Control Support the present Legion hall, and the cloudburst caused Mission Greek boxox shooksnooK committeecommixiee forxux' orders,uxtxcxA. jn '(be southern part of the 'vaUey aminations for possible injuries, in the city last week setting up established, "Anyhow, what wo I II campaign will get underway to­ to> rise again.again Referring to nails, Mr. . Stephens two weeks ago, but Dr. Zeman be- were allowed to go. the registration machinery and ar- have now, or will have by the first The Okanagan-Mainline Associa­ night with a Legion Memorial Local officials are getting wor- said packinghouses have received lieves toe situation'^is well under Two Cats Impounded ranging other details. Also in the of the year, is a step in the right ted Boards of T ra d e will meet in Hall meeting in toe Scout HaU ried over the slow runoff of the or will receive around 75 per cent rnntmlcontrol. Damage to toe rear of the Zorn city to confer with Kelowna Hos- direction,” Dr. Hershey said, Kamloops on Wednesday, August commencing at 8 pjn. lake and are fearful it will not be of toe total nail requirements by However, she warned that every car and the front of toe Osachoff pital Society officials last week Earlier in the week, an official 18. The Kelo-wna Board will ask Architects plans for the new Le­ precaution should be taken. Head­ car was extensive. Police estimate concerning, their hospital insurance statement was issued by the goy- that the meeting endorse and press gion Memorial HaU are now on ache, moderate, fever, stomach up­ it would cost close to $500 to re­ plan was Dr. J. M. Hershey, Vic- ernment. 'The statement, which for Implementation of the engin- hand, and it is estimated the cost British Columbia Cadets set, gastro . intestinal upsets in a pair. The Osachoff car, without in­ toria, commissioner of the hospital clear? up many questions In tho eers’ report on flood control for wUl be in the neighborhood of $60,- normaUy regtalar patient ,are sym­ surance coverage as required by insurance service. minds of the public, follows: the Okanagan waterdied. 000. The Legion is endeavoring to ptoms that must be viewed with law, was impounded, police said. Dr. Hershey ^v ised the Courier “Premium rates have been set T[lie association embraces boards raise $40,000 through the sale of suspicion during an epidemic per­ Another Pontiac was impounded toe Kelowna Hospital Society’s for throe main groups: Single per- of trade from Kelowna north to bonds to members of toe organiza­ iod, she said. A medical doctor or on Sunday when it was in a near hospital insurance scheme would sons, 16 years of age and over who the mainline and from Revelstoke tion. Bonds wUl cost $50 and wUl loc^ health authorities should be head-on collision, also on the Ok­ •wind up at the end of this year are supporting themselves financi- to Merritt , bear interest at per cent pay­ called if there are any suspicious anagan highway, a tew miles north when toe provincial plan starts op- ally and others classed as single At the same place and the same able annually. All bonds must be symptoms. of the Saturday crash, with a 1936 erating. persons will pay $15 per annum; day a meeting of representatives of retired by August 16, 1959. Ford coupe. No one was injured. _ The commissioner said same pri- the head of a family, with one de- the B.C. Association of Boards of A varied program wUl be pre­ Accident occurred on the Win­ vate schemes may continue opera- pendent, a wife being classed as i Trade wUl be held. This province- sented at the bond rally tonight, DOG SHOW field detour, on the paved portion ting even after the provincial plan such, will pay $24 per annum; the wide group is composed of repre­ and wUl include several prominent of toe Woods Lake road. Driver of comes into eflect, but the depart- head of a family with two or more sentatives of the various district as­ speakers and entertainers. OPENS HERE toe impounded car was Leopold ment had found none toat would dependents will pay $30 per an­ i give the same service at the same sociations. Third annual all-breed champion­ Molezahu, Rutland, while Ernest A. num. SUBDIVIDE PROPERTY W. Morris was the operator of the cost as provided in the govern­ Dependents Explained ship dog show, under toe auspices ment-operated plan. A subdivision plan for the Chap­ of toe B.C. Interior Kennel Club, other. Damage was estimated from "Dependents cover, in addition A W. GRAY BACK man property on the corner of opened at the Exhibition Building $200-$300, Some Criticism to a wife and children under 16 Harvey and Fllig was temporarily at noon today. The eligibility of registrants for years of age, other memters of a FROM OTTAWA approved by the City Council on There will be a complete show ADANACS CINCH hospital care will be determined by family group for whom toe head A. Monday n i^ t. Mr. Chapman has today imtil 10 pm. and another toe government as a result of the of a family is responsible -whether W. Gray. Rutland, has return­ sold toe property and purchased tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 10 pm. ed from Ottawa where he attended cards received. The registration or not they are living under the toe J . J. Ladd house on Abbott S t A record number of entries have THIRD PLACE period extends to Sept. 15 and all sanm roof. the Liberal convention as a repre- The new subdivision provides for been received for this show and RUTLAND—Rutland Adanacs se­ sentaUve of Yale: He reports that, persons coming within the scope of Full mfonnation four lots. many of the dogs will go on show cured third spot in the Interior toe act are supposed to fill in forms pendents is given on the instruction although he lost his vote, he was at Penticton later this week dur­ Baseball League with a 5-1 victory very impressed with the new lead­ before that time. sheet, which accompanies each re- ing toe Southern Okanagan Kennel over Kelowna Cubs in a postponed While nassing' through Kelowna, gistration form, , . er of the Liberal party, Horr. Louis Club’s show for the Peach Festi­ league game played here Wednes­ S t Laurent Mr. Gray said because LAKE LEVEL in the c o ^ of his official tour of "The first group to be registered val. day. Hank Wostradowski was the toe Interior, Dr, Hershey admitted will be made up o ^ ^ rra m of irrigation matters he was a Gar­ F e e t Dr. J . H. Held, Portland, Ore., winning pitcher and Mits Koga the diner, supporter. However, he ex­ Level this morning ...... 19112 arrived in the city over the week- loser. pressed himself as quite satisfied Level on Thursday ...... 101 During an inspection of the Banff special cadet cmap. Brigadier T. E. end with his seeing-eye dog. Un- Though all games are not yet . . n-cdical toat the Liberal party made an 1948 peak level (June 28)„19182 D. Snow, Acting Area Commander. B. C. Area, talks to a group of British der the heading of “My Obedient completed, Kamloops Legion have excellent choice and that S t Laur­ A greed maximum------103.50 Columbia cadets. They arc left to right: Sgt. R. Robinson, Vancouver; Dog Duke,” the exhibition of toe cinched first place and Vernon ent will make a good successor to Previous record Ugh 1928 _10i.50 S ^ 's h y in g away from the.ex- Sgt. D. Coddington, Victoria; Sgt. A. Cruickshank, Kelowna; Sgt. C. Nes- "obedience-trained” dog wiR be second. Fourth, spot was on toe pression "state medicine”, he inti- Turn to Page 4, Story 1 Sir Wilfred Laurier and W. L. Mac­ 1942 U g h ------10112 mith, ’TraiL and S g t W. Holman, Vancouver. one of the highlights of the diow. block Sunday.. kenzie ]^ g .

IB MONDAY. AUGUST 10. 1918 THE KELOWNA COURIER PAGE TW O places U as the grade for unwrap- "oi.r ples. jumble packed, in boxes or or cla^> of bustnc.ss such an exclusive right to crates, ■% ♦ • • THE K E L O ^A COURIER public property, how can it refuse to grant si- X ^ FORTY YEARS AOO lUuMUhH W* , . mil.'ir privilegc.s to any and all who ask for CM. TbursdAy. A ngv»i 8. 1998 An Indrpcndent nowspupcr pubU»Ji(M tluni’' IJow can a city council say that So- John DUworlh has the champion , vf rv Monday tmd 'niureday at 1080 early potato tliis season, so far as Wat/'r St,, Kelowna, by Tlic Kclcwim and-So m;iv have e.xylusive right to the use of I we know. He infonm us that a Courier Ltd, a ceMain pention <»f the public .street and at single potato was dug in his gar­ . den which sufficed, when served Authorized a» second class mall, llu‘ s.'uiie time lulvise Such-aiid-Sucb that the ■■ at table, for five persons and there I’ost Olflee Dept,. OtUwa may not have the same privilege.” Whatever 1 was enough left for another per­ . - son. It w’as of perfect form, free the legal position *>f sucli action, the moral po­ MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION from knobs and weighed three pounds. sition would be very weak. _ # • « 'W: Eastern Advertising The answer, of course, in these day.s of the Rc.sults have been received of Class A Weeklies. Concourse Building. Toronto. use of motor vehicles for business purposes, is the high school exit examinations entitling those successful to n Jun­ B, P. MacLEAN, Pobl*«*er that every business requiring quick and ready ior thiixl g ‘»d» teacher’s certifi­ access to it.^ vehicles should provide its own i cate. The Kelowna candidates, un­ der the tuition of Miss E. Mc- MONDAY, ACiAJST Kdli. parking s|iCariboo Trail as well as over Stevens Pass, Jones conclude • Count Lc Grelle represents a group anticipated. produce and yet it was preventing any relief s1;ate^H^^way Direefo^^^^ Clarance B. Shain, cut xhe ribbon officially There is no criticism of the quality of the Left to right: Mark Fo’^Sey.^Construction Engm^ • ^ ’ qj richest financiers in Belgium by fighting any importation of butter or the President Stevens Pass-Sunset Highway AssOciaiton, Claicnce 3. bhain, and the capital available for de-de­ work being done. Competent observers have °P®^This^'’over'pas*^ togeme^r' with the stretch of road to the south and Slate Dii-ector of Highways. manufacture of a butter substitute. It was a the new Dryden bridge and cut-olT, eleminates the last detour on Ste- velopment schemes is virtually un­ stressed the fact that this highway when com­ ven-rPas^” Irwin H. Jones, President of the Stevens Pass-Sunset High^ limited. So Kelowna and the Val­ perfect example of the dog-in-the-manger at­ ley generally have reason to antici­ pleted will be the finest in the province. But pate much benefit from the advent in the meantime, the Interior is beginning to titude. fairness to Mr. St. Laurent, the Liberal party ticism of the motor dealers by prospective buy­ of the syndicate, both as regards There is complete sympathy with the ers who would see new cars on the used car the capital they will spend in use­ wonder— when? and the country as a whole, he should hand his ful works and the influx of set­ dairy farmers and their desire to protect them­ Kelowna in The holdup is the Hope-Princeton stretch resignation as prime minister to the Governor- lots when none was to be found in the show­ tlers they will bring in for their selves, as long as they are able to meet the rooms. But since some doubted that a car could property. itself. On the west end from Princeton to Ke- General immediately. ; demands for their products. However, opposi­ Bygone Days remeos the highway is paved. The paving of be sold with “strings" attached, a few buyers the Keremeos-Kaleden section will commence tion to importation of butter or substitutes signed the restrictive contracts and then went INVESTMENT cannot be justified as long as there is a short­ ahead and resold their cars to used car dealers. TEN YEARS AGO as soon as the Skaiia Lake section of the Oka­ A Blow at the '^Grey^^ M arket Thursday, Augrust 11, 1938 age of domestic butter. nagan highway is completed. But, apparently, • The “grey" market in motor cars has been XProsecution was------tried*. The----- first case came Kelowna’s’ dream of an airport DIARY The government has cleverly sidestepped there is an eight-mile stretch west of Princeton a source of worry to motor manufacturers, up in Essek (Ont.) County Court. The court properly constituted and under any decision on the margarine question by ask­ (week ending August 13th) which has not as yet been touched and miles dealers and citizens wanting a new car. The upnemupheld tnethe validity uiof the contract' byy which Swithin S its ' i grasp. S ” An announce- The following information is sup- more which has not yet been brought up to ing the courts whether or not the long stand­ the penalty for resale before the six-month ment has been made by W. a . c . jig^ to us each week by Okanagan way the market operated is that a person or\ rvf tlip. nrice An president ^of the_senior j^vestmentsInvestments Limited of Kelowna,Kelowna. ing legislation is legal or not. Will Ottawa periodnerind was 20 zO percent ofot thetrie car s price.price, Arvu n . _ . trade, and C.r. Gaddes,Gaddes. ______grade. woiild place his name on a list for a new car, MARKET AVERAGES now wait for the court decision before taking appeal w ent before the Ontario Court of Ap- chairman oT the Junio^^^ Early in 1947, the Kelowna Board of buy it when his turn came, and then immedi­ (bracketed figures indicate change action tb relieve the current shortage? If so— for week) Trade and most other boards of trade in the ately resell it at a higher price. The new car peal. The judgment handed down was that ^hle to acquire 70 and it probably will dp so— there is small like­ the co.atract was legal and enforceable and the acres of the property known as the Toronto New Y^ork . Interior went on record, as advocating that the was not bought for any other purpose, than ' ■ , ■ , ,, Rutland airport, Indus. ...176.90-(2.89) 179.63-(3.29) lihood of the butter situation this coming win­ ♦ ♦ Utilities .. 34.31-( .52) road should not be opened until it was com­ r'esale. Some “grey” marketeers would place buyer of the new car who resold it had to pay ter being relieved by either importation from Possibility that a one-desk deal Golds ...... 85.36-(1.54) pletely paved. The feeling was that it would their names on several new car lists and were the penalty for his actions, which in this case may yet be formulated to take care Base some other country or tlie manufacture of sub­ was $430 of the marketing of the 1938 apple Metals .... 96.17-(2.04) only result in much adverse publicity if tour­ making a part time business of the racket. 59.16-(2,03) stitutes. crop wa? mooted at a meeting of Rails ----- — ists were permitted to use the road before it To remedy the situation, new car buyers In celebration, of this blow at the “grey’ shippers with the, B.C. Fruit Board Some Dividend Declarations In view of the removal of all opposition, market, the Toronto Automotive Trade As- members. eic. , was paved. were asked to sign a special contract on pur­ Ottawa would seem to be justified in starting Bate Payable Dividend Now, perhaps the conditions have chang­ chase, by which the buyer undertook not to sociation, acting for the dealer, turned over the Provincial CSovernment has called ^ the wheels moving at once in order that im­ 23 Aug. 28 July ed. If the highway is completed by next spring, resell within six months. If the buyer found it $430 to the Red Cross. It *as a gesture which ported butter or a substitute may be available excepting for a short stretch, perhaps a differ­ necessary to sell the car before that tiine he should be proper warning to others who have Westbank service. Previously the ...... j js 15 Aug. 29 July this winter. ent attitude might be justified, but under no had to turn it back to the dealer, who would been taking unfair advantage of the situation Ltd!"'°.™....- .00j<5 25 Aug. 9 Aug. circumstance should the public be permitted caused by the shortage of new cars., _ , Though Regatta* attendance is up Dorn. Bridge _ pay a sum, in most cases ten percent, less than 25 Aug. 29 July to use the road until it is completely up to Mr. King Should Resign at O nce the first sale price. In come cases the buyer of That the“ grey” market in new cars is now over last year’s, heavy expenses are grade and provides reasonably comfortable the new car could not sell for six months with­ ,.t an end would be too optimistic a wew. But 15 Aug. 29 July The Liberal party, the one holding the travelling. However, it would be too bad to out the permission of the new car dealer. fair warning has been given that action of an ceived. ^ ^ ^ .^” .25-H.25 27Aug, 5Aug. majority of seats in Parliament, has chosen a delay its use many months waiting for the There was thus a hope that the ‘“grey" effective sort can be taken to curtail an un- TWENTY YEARS AGO Kerr Addison new leader, Rt. Hon. W . L. Mackenzie King is fair type Of trading. Thmsday, Ai«n«», «Aug..»Aue. paving of a very small section of the rpad. If market would be blocked off, and so allay cri­ Weather conditions were m good K err L a te the road is paved but for a stretch of, say, no longer leader of that party, yet he retains ------^ this year lor the annual Regatta, Mines twentv miles, arid that stretch it brought to the prime ministership. at the top of Stevens Pass. -Yet August 8-9, that all events were Shawinigan w that Tifixxy nqw hlrtHctobridge and.and stretch,stretch OIof n__ m 7 ff smoothly and MrltVimifwitoout TTiifi*m^^ & X* ...... 75. 25 Aug. 15 July grade and provides reasonable travelliug, it At the Liberal convention Mr. King went 25 Aug. 22 July highway is now complete 1 anfl hap. In one of the most exciting f -’15 25 Aug. 22 July would seem to be hardly wise to delay the use to considerable lengths to emphasize the differ­ open. events of the show, Vancouver’s rpm four-oared crew captured the Oka- United Corps. ^ of the road several months. ences between the party leader and the prime Map makers, I believe, must con­ nagan Lake championship, with _A 16 Aug. 14 July The southern transprovincial highway will minister. The prime minister, he said, was ap­ tinually keep » a **fleet0.0.0 .so.of s.-*-cars — on the Nelson coming in second. Vernon ynitea > rp . 31 Aug. 29 July , road, checkmg mileage and other g^d Kelowna lagging. B "Z:'''". play a most improtant role in the development pointed by the Crown; the party leader by the figures, construction and general winner of the men’s aggregate Bond Redemptions party. Hence a man does not automatically conditions. They have had a head .^gg Bayley, Vancouver, with 98 (Interest ceases pn dates shown) of the Interior. Its completion should be rush­ ______ache since the war there has been O ttaw a Electric Rly. Co. per ed with all speed. This, The Courier believe^, become prime minister when he becomes party « A T. T 0™ riwitrinff n new rftaii 1 like SO much new Construction. About |reQQtjgj.y rgports elsewhere in gent 1957, Aug. 12 at 101. the department is endeavoring to do, but it is leader; new does he cease to be prime minister I’m a map collector. _ Fm more ® 90 per cent of the maps published province, tests made by Dr. G. Dorn, of Canada 4 ^ per cent 1958 most discouraging to realize that a v’ery large when he resigns as party leader. The prime section of *j)ublic opinion is now quite convinc­ minister’s resignation must go to the Gover­ i ~ A d c ia S S lI ed that yet another year must go by before the nor-General, not to a party convention. The I’ve been. A name on a map makes some give a little extra.^ It amuses , ^ .. spring the first l^ n g contamination.^ ^ ^ ^and ^ 8 Class A time of his resignation as prime minister, Mr. me want to see tlw place. ^I ^ those of the southern states, then ^ ish in the summit lakes are sharas for each $100 of 6J4 per cen road can be used A detailed statement of a map beside me when I am travel- the middle group and finally the plentiful but many catchesniade"°w hrfd. Minpa Ltd progress and prospects by the department it­ King stated, Avill be decided with “due consi­ ling a new road, two, three maps, to study it. But shes used to it northern. One pubUsher Has stat- ? ‘®“j“ al anglCTrshow that they ; Naybob (IMS) GoWJCnes L^^^ I like to know how far it is to now and writes at off, I guess, as .. ipok three years to oh- nnt in the best of condition to be exchanged lor Newpme (lold self would do much to clarify the present deration” of the many factors of national and the next town, its name and how just another of my queer quirks, ^gjp information for A map of not in , , , ----- Mines Ltd., 1 new ^ - international significarice involved. In other big it is. I Uke to know where the . one South American country. Under a dominion order-in-coun- WAR SAVINGS U j^ T IF lC A T ^ uncertainty. side roads go and—well, I just like Yes, I like maps and CoUect them. rpm cil the crate grade for apples has dated February, IMl redeemed words, Mr. King may remain as prime minister maps. I’ve had more fun out of my plan- The business of cartography re- hppn rescinded and “household” re- August 15, 1948. for mbnths, although he is no longer leader of rpm . ■ ning imaginary trips since I oh- _pij.gg jpapy specialized skills. In ------I can spend hours quite happily tained the AAA information. From ^jjg draft all names are hand Privilesed Parking the largest party in Parliament. planning imaginary trips. I ^ t g recreational point of view the letters and this may take two Mr. King’s resignation as prime minister out my maps, spread them on the a AA maps and tour books have months In the final draft each up in Kamloops the “no parking" privil­ breakfast nook table and figure been well worth the whole fee— symbol, . number, name must be set ege granted certain businesses has been caus­ should be submitted to the Governor-General which is the best route to take to to anyone. Maps give me fun plan- in type individually and stamped at once. Under our parliamentary system, Miami, Los 'Angeles, Montreal, ning trips I never take on the map by hand. The moun- 4 % % with ASSDKANCE... ing-tlie City Council something of a headache Boston or Timbuctoo. I figure the tp ra t^ns are about the final touch which ha.s finally resulted in all such privileges whatever the technical procedures may be, the luiicciep,mileage, the luc driving time" " j" neces- Someone has estimated that the and these are all drawn by hand prime minister is almost invariably the leader sary, hoW long each days trip gjovg compartment of the average and must be done so as riot to con- being carivelled and the council stating that should be and what places it would par holds five road maps. Mine fuse road lines, place names and SOUND INVESTMENT means assurance of of the major party in Parliament, as he must new applications will be received and each con­ be advisable to stay the mgnt. jjgjpg bring the average up for what have you. continuity of INCOME. be if the country is to have stability in govern­ When that is done, I check to see jj^g^g are more than that in it. The rpm sidered on its merits. The position of the Kam­ which hotels or tour^t camps _are road maps, I believe, were When the draft is completed it ment. The exceptions to this rule occur only loops Council ■ ..lar to that in which the best in that area. And would it j^g^g fbe cycling fraternities |s checked several times and imder THAT’S WHY we recommend you to in time of rare crisis and end as soon as any be adyisable to make reserwatmns ^j^g gg^ ^jgcame a large magnifying glass. Four governing bodies of many small cities now in that area? Not th ^ I think it p^ggUpai or possible. When some glass negatives are made, each one purchase:— party demonstrate.s its control of the House advisable to start a trip witti a adventurers started to make “long” containing the parts of the map to find themselves. . , , of Commons. definite day by day schedule to ^j^pg |jy automobile, maps began to be in the one color. Then, event- It brings up the whole question ot whether which one must rigimy adriere. gppggj. jg pgw guises. Some were ually, the printing plates are made. MASSEY-HARRIS 4^% The new leader of the Liberal party, Mr. the municipal body has any moral right to That takes too much of the fun out cylinders and some were printed one for each color and these will 15 yr. debentures St. Laurent, therefore, is entitled to be called ofOf a trip. ButBUI thereinere_uic are some balloons which had to be m-in- print about a hundred thousand grant to anv business the exclusive use of any places where it is advisable to nave ^|gc| when you wanted■ ' *to ■ use maps, ,s. And then there is the print- to the office Of prime minister without delay. P R IC E : $100.00 plus accrued interest section of the public street. The granting of reservations and it is a little nicer j can imagine how happy lug anand the folding and the pack- If he were leader of the majority party with if one knows it. After if one ^ woulduAu be A..- with aging,aging. The folding is something, such privileges, of course, is one which has finds that he can’t keep reser- that type of map. 'Imagine the as anyanyone familiar with the mod- another man exercising the power of prime .rrown from some innocent precedent back m vation they, can be' cancelled ai- b.w.’s reaction if I said every ten ern accordian type of map must minister very long, his position, of course, ways far enough in advance not miles or so. “How far is it to well know! YOUR INTEREST The days when the automobile ^ first became to inconvenience the hotel. Smithvme?” and she had to blow rpm , IS BEING EARNED used for business purposes. When parking would be impossible. rpm up a balloon to find out! Incidentally, the map symbols in- Mr. Kiug. a constitutionalist of unequalled And so I sit and plan my routes rpm dicating federal highways, state M ORE THAN was not a serious problem the policy of grant­ and the side trips , and what I want Today’s maps have a great deal capitals, airports, size of toiros, ete., experience, should be the la.st to create such to see in the to'wns and how far 12 TIM ES in '- reserved space to certain businesses was of information. Towns and cities; are almost identical a situation by delaying his resignation as prime to— drive------each day - and J then I put federal and state highways; dis- However, the vawous distributors ncK one to cause concern, but with the in­ away aR^^yall my maps and Paperpaper fig- between towns; state capi- say that they did not arrive at this minister now that his successor has been se­ creased traffic on the streets of the small city, uring and fmd that I ve had a lot airports; county divisions; uniformity by mutual agr^ment. lected by his party. There is no need for him of fun and forgotten newspaper ^hi^orfcal interest; scenic Rather, they separately arrived at these reserved rights became more and more problems lor an hoim or so and momSain p a ^ s ; toU roads the same symbols by trial and er- to continue to hold his office and a refusal to valaublc and more and more of an irritant to have been able to relax. bridges* fe rric; gas taxes; ror. TP™ , . Bkanagan Investments Ltd. resign tor some time will only undermine the I under^nd that The b.w. has just suggested it is the general public. . I don’t think the b.w. quite im- ^ ® !^ j ^ange s ^ rapidly these time I gathered my maps up and 280 Bernard Avenue authority of the new leader. Too, it v,*ill place derst^ds all this She that m ap ^akers have^ found put away my figuring and clo^d Fuiuiamentally. how can a civic body Phone 332 Mr. King himself in an invidious position be­ why I have a whole shelffull of _ P typewriter so that she ran Phone 98 KELOWNA. B.C, -rant exclusive use of a portion of the street maps in the den l ^ k ^ e and she ^ e ir p r^u ct s g ^ ^ th e r together a lunch for the gives a tolerant grin of amua.ment “ fSs jusV i^ed a toily. Oh. weU! Til go on another To anv private individual or business? -^nd. it fore the country. Mr. Kingrhas stepped 'down from the leadership of the Liberal part)’. In .he d e .o ., reap aeon . . , it adopts the policy of granting any individual PAG E T H R E E THE KELOWNA cdURIER MONDAY. AUGU.CT 10. IMS this generally is not long enough Kamloops around five am. and livcred the lollowing morning. serve the towns along the route. In­ Albert llo fJm an wa* lined $10 A apcedlng charp tn»t I I c i ^ Fan to catch tho coast malL The nmil from the west la a dif­ The discussion was the result of cluding Vernon, and reach Kelow­ and coisi* In city polkc codrt Aug* Decker $15 and costa in city police ferent problem. This comes from na many hours ahead of the pres­ ust 9 on an Intoxication charge. court August 0. C.N.R. INSTALS the board’s interest in Uio late de­ Vancouver via Kettle Valley ami livery of coast mall. Mall leav­ ent system. reaches I’enllcton in the early Another suggestion was a speed­ morning. Due to daylight saving ing Vancouver ono day is not de­ BLOCK SIGNALS, livered her© until the following af­ ier unloading of the present scaled the local po:t office loses an hour, car in Penticton. a period which affects the hand­ ternoon. Tlic single exception is Saturday when there is only one SLIDE FENCES ling of tills mall in the morning. carrier delivery and the carriers Appearing” in district police Some weeks ago The Courier re­ Mr. Bailey expressed the hope that court August 12 on a charge of in­ ported exclusively that the Cana­ then wait for the arrival of the when daylight saving ends tho coajt inalL Tltils places tho morn­ toxication and doing wilful dam­ dian National Rallwaya would in­ coast mall will catch the morning age, Andrew Manuel. Indian, was stall slide fences and a block signal ing delivery on Saturday generally delivery. later than on other days. fined $25 and costs on the former Next Dessert system over a considerable portion Board of Trade officials, how­ and $2.50 on tho damage count. He of Us mainline between here and The board of trade executive dis­ ever, then pointed out that that cussed tho possibility of Kelowna was ordered to mi. e restitution In the coast. Tlic installation of this was the period when the Kcttlo the sum of $15 to cover tho cost of NO SALES TAX — SAME PRICE AS equipment la now under way. mail from the coast being rerouted Valley ran constantly late due to to Kamloops and a mail truck some tomato boxes ho burned up LA ST Y E A R Tl>e Installation Is being made winter conditions in tho Coqulhal- after throwing their contents simultaneously with the work now handling it from there down. TTio la. Mr. Bailey stated that a post truck, it was thought, could leave away. proceeding to repair flood damage office check had revealed that tho IT’S A PACKAGE OF DELNOR FRESH and Improve the railway’s right-of- trains entering tho Ohanagan were way. late just about onc-thlrd of tho FROZEN STRAWBERRIES AND A In a statement, Bernard Allen, time. BRICK OF ICE CREAM C.N.R. manager In British Colum­ Tliore are other conditions affect­ THIS SEASON bia, said it is expected the automa­ ing the local delivery of coast mall, tic block system will be completed Mr. Bailey slated. Ono of these brightan shabby rooms in the Spences Drldgc-Lylton sec­ is that tho Kcttlo Valley has re­ tion by the end of the year. cently been 'sending Okanagan with C-l-L Semi-Gloss ★ STRAWBERRIES .o c The first of the slide detector mall to P9nticton In a scaled car Del nor, per pkg...... fences will bo installed on on ex­ and this car cannot be unloaded at perimental basis, Mr. Allen indicat­ Penticton until the train Is broken ed. Several locations have been and tho car spotted. This makes chosen ns sites of these fences an additional delay of at least a ★ ICE CREAM oKc which will operate In conjunction half hour before the truck can with the automatic block eignnl leave Penticton. f system. F. W. BLADE, of Surrey, England, hw Invented a H, L. Black of Montreal, C.N.R. only cools the atmosphere but gets rid of germs as well, Slade “There is no way of knowing signal officer, made arrangements emends that his invention Incorporotes all tho most hygienic ad when tho mall truck from Pentic­ ★ GREEN PEAS for the installation after a recent vantages of tho age. ton will arrive,” Mr. Bailey stated. Dclnor. per pkg...... inspection of the line. This makes it Impossible for the The required electrical equip­ local office to plan their morning SEE YOUR ment now is being manufactured. delivery to handle coast moil. Delivery has been promised for Oc­ Every effort is made to do so, C-l-l DEAtER NOWI] Pa i n TS tober 1. The installation will be New Era New Leader Mr. Bailey stated, but the uncer­ under the direct supervision of L. - tainty of the arrival lime Is the Special! W; Watson of Montreal, superinten­ OTTAWA—Elected by an over- Icnough in his comprehension of dominating factor. To provide two dent of construction for the com­ whelmng majority on the first bal­ public finance to fit these plana deliveries a day, the carriers must TOMORROW A.M, TUBS. pany. lot of the party convention, Rt. Into the ordered framework of a leave the post office at a reason­ GROWERS SUPPLY CO.. LTD. 8.30 to Noon The automatic block signals to be Hon. Louis St. Laurent stands be­ prudent national policy. able time in the morning. They Phone 654 installed in B.C. are the very latest fore Canada today as the head of The statement confidently Is are held ns long as possible, but types, says Mr. Allen. The equip­ the Liberal party as a truly nation­ made that never in tho history of ment is designed for incorporation al leader. He won 848 votes, or more Canadian politics has there been so BRIMFULL into a centralized traffic control than twice the combined votes of signal an example of tho supreme system (such ns In use In the Marl- his two rivals. Mr. Gardiner and office within the gift of the Lib­ times) whenever traffic volume eral party seeking the man rather SHORTENING warrants such an installation, Mr, Power, Since Quebec had only 324 votes at the convention, and than the man seeking the bffice. (Slide detector fences are exact­ Now the task, and the opportunity, ly what the name implies. Erected Mr. St. Laurent did not get them If You are Going to Build per pound ...... ^ , all, It Is obvious that he gained alike, are his. in areas where slides, small or many more votes from the rest o? LIMIT 1 POUND large, may occur, and connect­ ed to the automatic block signal Canada than from his own prov­ IT WILL PAY YOU TO USE system, these fences are designed ince. He has been chosen Liberal t r a d e M r d to give warning to approaching leader as much by Ontario as Que­ trains if the track becomes block­ bec, by the West as the Maritimes. ed. When a slide breaks the fence, After the illustrious precedent of HEARS MAIL the signals at the,ends of that Laurier Mr. St. Laurent becomes ★ QUAKER OATS “block” immediately reflect the the second son of Quebec to head the Liberal party. When Mr. King PROBLEMS danger. ^ retires his successor will be the CONCRETE Bniiding BLOCKS (Railwaymen’s unions and oth­ twelfth man to hold the office of Postmaster Tells of Difficulty ers have been asking for installa­ prime minister of Canada. ★ ROYAL CITY PEAS tion of these fences, which'are suc­ of Handling Coast Mail in These blocks are chemically treated with a water-proofing, resulting in a hard unit cessfully used in slide-areas on U.S. In selecting him the Liberal par­ Fancy, Size 3, tin ...... ty has riot chosen a feeble imita­ Morning " lines, ever since the series of, fa­ TheV ™ rSufactured in Kelowna by the Kelowna Cement Block Works tmd dis- talities that began last September tion of Mr. King. A new era now 27 ■with the wreck at .^glesey. begins, alike for the party and the Postmaster E. R. Bailey on Tues­ tributed only by ★ NEW POTATOES «qc Subsequently similar fatalities, also country. day discussed with the executive caused by minor slides, wrecked Fublio Issues of the Kelowna Board of Trade the trains at Gossett and Barriere. In Mr. St. Laurent will speak on problems of local mail delivery. all, seven railwaymen and three public issues with a frankness and The executive had' previously con­ In^an lads were killed and two directness that Canadians will wel­ tacted him regarding the delay in ★ SUGAR $R99 railwaymen were seriously injured^ come. The age of studied ambigu­ delivering the coast mail. 100 pounds ...... Mr. Bailey explained that the Kelowna Builders Supply Ltd Equipment valued at more than a ity has ended. Canadians of all million dollars was damaged or de­ parties will admire his personal mail from the east now comes by stroyed.) ____ _ dignity and chivalry in debate and a ir.to Cidgary and then by CTO 1054 Ellis Street (Just north of the station) PHONE 757 the Government at Ottawa will train to Kelowna, This mail reav­ move with a fresh sense of power es Kelowna too late to catch the ATTENTION ! and direction as it responds to the local afternoon delivery but is de- leadership of a man who is a mas­ GORDONS OW NERS of S P IT F IR E ter of public administration. RANGE SAWDUST The qualities which Mr. King and Mr. St. Laurent share in com- S E R V I N G C A N A D I A N S T H R O U G H C H E *A I S T R X Master Market BURNERS - mon are high ability arid a devo­ tion to the public good. It would JLIMITEQ- (FORMERLY GORDON’S GROCERY) We now have ^NICKEL- be grotesque, however, to picture PLA TED H O PPER S for Mr, St. Laurent as' no more than Holmes & Gordon Ltd. (Reg.) the len^hened shadow of the King Immediate Delivery dynasty. He stands in no man’s PRICES EFFECTIVE AUG. 17th and 18th shadow and fully deserves the light SCOTT PLUMBING that from now on will play upon Phone 30 We Deliver 313 Bernard Ave. WORKS him. The King era, with its many 242 Lawrence Ave. achievements, now belongs to his- itory. The St. Laurent era will speak with a new voice for Can­ ada. - • • • What sort of a man is Mr. St. Laurent? . Some people have de­ scribed him as reserved and. aloof. He certainly is a man of dignity, with a flowing and imforced cour­ tesy, and he has a distinction of mind and manner, all too rare in this h u rlin g age. But to suggest II that he is icy and aloof is nothing but idle travesty. He has a friendly mind. It is im­ possible to be in his company with­ out feeling the warmth and gener­ T h is l i t t l e f e l l o w is a luclcy boy .7 1 . osity of a kindly man. No spend­ thrift of emotions, he values true friendship and knows how to bind with Chemistry and its products to serve men to him in the finest of all public loyalties, the loyalty of him at every turn. The water he drinks equality. Some little time ago Mr. St. Laur­ and bathes in is purified chemically. ent was reading yet again .the • speeches of Laurier. He spoke to Chemistry improves his food and makes friends with a sense of awe_and humility at the thought that the. the containers in which it is served; his muffled steps of de^iny were fast approaching and that he might be called to the office which Laurier nursery gleams with specially created once had filled. Vainglory was his last thought. For him high office o paints and enamels. Nylon, '^Cellophane is less a reward for personal am­ bition than a challenge to* prove ceUulose film and plastics add to his worthy of a public trust. A Scholar comfort, safety and enjoyment. A scholar at home with equal ease in English and French litera­ And Chemistry, symbolized by ture, Mir. St. Laurent speaks in public with an ordered clarity and the oval trademark of C-I-L . " in private with a charm far re­ moved from the slovenly chit-chat will continue to protect and that passes in these degenerate days as the art of conversation. His serve him throughout his life, mind may have more anchor than sail; It resembles the precision of Asquith rather than the passion of * its uses and value broadening Lloyd George. But its range and power are remarkable, and as an with every passing year. instrument of intellectual precisiori it has no peer ii. the public life of Canada today. ' • • • Next to his ability, his leading quality, beyond a doubt, is a sense of integrity. He will not sell the truth to serve the passing hour. He will say the same thing in Quebec as in the rest of Canada, before the rostrum of the United Nations as on the floor of Parliament. His appeal always is to reason. He speaks with the voice of logic, not with the accents of prejudice. The - currency of our public life will never be debased by Mr. St. Laur­ ent. When he campaigns in the next election, Canadians will hear , an ‘honest earnest man, making no per­ sonal attack, proving every point, toy and go armed with the facts as “^‘ kood to t ””” ” his supreme lance in the arena of public controversy. Mr. St. Laur­ vja* olas^cfi* ent does not have to stoop to con­ t. , W ^ quer. {rom By bis work as counsel for the itb ndustrie ^ ■i' tdostn '//>/ //V Rowell-Sirois Commission, he gain­ io ed an insight into the complex eco­ nomic and constitutional problems of Canada as they affect every part of the country. For the past few • years he has touched every aspect of our national life and has served with distinction as acting Prirne Minister. He is broad enou ^ in his vision and sympathy to <*am- (/CANADIAN INPUSTRiES L liV IIT E P pion the cause of social security as part of" adventurous liberalism, and at the same time he is wise MONDAY. AUGUST 16. 1W8 t h e KELOWNA COURIER PAG E FOUR on a cbalr. The loss was covered by Insurance. Bruins' Dismal Showing DlSPU-n: BETWEEN PENOC- SOUTH OKANAGAN VALLEY ton contractors and rnembern of the N o t i c e Brotherhood of Carpenters and Leaves Runner-Up Place NEWS ROUNDUP Joiners of America has reached a A nnual stalemate. A condUatlon officer has been requested to sctllo the PENTICTON IS ALL. SET to Club is an application to the Su­ premo Court by the city for an in­ wage disagreement. ’Tlic carpen­ Krcft stars of radio, screen and ters want $1.55 an hour and the In Boxia Still Knotted PUBUC MEETING rodeo at this week’s first annual junction restraining the board from continuing the expropriation contractors arc understood to have Peach Festival. Wednesday, 'Thurs­ have offered $135. Present scale is second and fourth. Both scries will will be lielcl in day and Friday. Penticton Is pre­ proceedings. ’TIjc door to compro­ KELOWNA 7. VERNON S53 M eeting mise was not completely shut, how­ $1.25 an hour. Friday the tlxlrtccnlh just Isn’t a bo best-of-five, as also the finals. OKANAGAN MISSION pared to welcome a dclugo of visi­ P tors who will witness the crown­ ever l..alo last week it was ex­ day for bcar-howllng. Vernon S G A of the p e ct^ that a further attempt BIGGEST HAUL IN THE IH ^ In spite of gallant, repeated ef­ Hammond, goal ...... 0 0 0 0 COMMUNITY HALL ing of Penticton’s first Peach 4 Queen, Queen Val-Vcdcttc I, at the would be made wihln 24 hours to tory of Summcrland was made forts to reach the bellowing stage, Bush ...... 2 1 1 settle the question amicably. early August 6 when the Summcr­ about all the Kelowna Bruins Thompson ...... 3 2 3 0 on hands of lovely Alexis Smith, Pen- 0 ticton-bom Hollywood star; to take land Groceteria, owned and operat­ could do Friday at Vernon was n Vyc ...... 1 1 0 PROG. CONSERVATIVE MONDAY, AUGUST 23 CONDITION OF. STAN DONER ed by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rum- little whimpering. Vernon Tigers Caryk ...... 3 2 0 0 part in a street parade heralded os 2 at 8 p.in. one that will surpass anything seen of Penticton and Larry Hardman ball and their son, Leslie, was bro­ did all the roaring and handed the Douglas ...... I l l of Naramata, who were severely Kcnken imoInto anaand cnequuncheques and cash cs BrumsBruins incirtheir worsvworst lashing In the D. Sammartlno ...... 0 0 2 0 in the Okanagan and to sec the 0 ASSOCIATION To Discuss rodeo stngcd by the former oil* burned when the car tn which they tlmatcd at $4,200 stolen. B.C, Po- dying Interior Lacrosse Assocla- Conley ...... o i l Amcrictin* oU-Canadlan champion were riding burst Into flames on llco were pressing investigations senior B schedule, Cummings ...... 3 1 0 0 will be held in the the Naramata road a week ago but up to Inst week had made no w h ile going down to the Tigers Monahan ...... 8 4 2 0 cowboy, Herman Linder...... 4 2 1 0 FLOOD CONTROL Tljcro will be a day of variety Sunday, is reported to bo "satis­ arrests. 22-7 (that’s right), Bruins wore a Mills ...... factory.” ’The accident pccurrcd disappointment to the hundred or S. Sammartlno ...... 4 3 3 2 shows m.c.’d by Stan Francis, Ca­ McCluokoy ...... 2 0 0 0 of nada’s top showman; band concerts, when the car backed Into a gas FLOOD DAMAGE ORANGE HALL pump at a filling station. Three o c e n KtM.iiimi.v- v e r n u n iv ovu w .m . R. Sammartlno ...... 3 3 3 0 a midway, the South Okanagan In summenana nas 0 Kennel Club’s dow show, a stamp other occupants of the car escaped to be nearly $20,000. This figure would bo the gome of the year, in Johnson ...... 1 1 0 SAWMILL CREEK exhibit and dancing. unhurt. has been sent to Victoria so that one respect they did witness somo- 8 Provincial. . . Government------» jjpip nnoy thing uniqueunique; — Kelowna ^ ^ ^ ployed. 40 22 17 W ed n esd ay , Aiig. 1 8 WHILE A PENTICTON MAN their worst game of the year and Kelowna S G A P All Residents of the District LATEST MOVE IN THE D is­ bo given...... 0 0 0 0 pute between PcntIctoA City Coun­ was attending the Kelowna Regatta at that pace could probably have Ritchie, goal ...... at 8 p.iEi. arc Urged to attend ALTHOUGH PERMITS FOR been beaten by any team In the Catchpole, goal ...... 0 0 0 0 5-2c cil and Penticton School District his house was gutted by fire. Ori­ 2 15 over the board’s expropriation gin of the fire that destroyed the July ($20,705) were valued higher league. B. Blanco ...... 1 1 0 home of Richard Worr Jr. is be­ for the corresponding month in Keep Hustling Hcthcrington ...... 3 0 0 0 FOR THE ELECTION OF OFFICE of 3.7 acres of city-owned land now Martin ...... 4 0 1 0 t r y c o u r ie r c l a s s if ie d a d s . under lease to the Penticton Golf lieved to have been a clgarct left 1947 ($17,705), the total for the year But it wasn’t as completely dis­ to date ($117,715) falls short of lost mal ns the score would indicate. T. Blanco ...... 2 1 0 0 BEARERS FOR THE YEAR. yearsyear’s total,voiui, whichwuivii reached1VUV..V— $171, Bruins were noinot nopcivaMjhopelessly out- Fleming ...... 3 0 2 0 910 at the end of the first seven pj„ygd by a long shot, or outplayed L. Rampono ...... 0 0 0 0 ★ ★ Holland ...... • v...... 3 1 1 0 months. by1/ suchDuv.. a- large-_o- ______margin. ThevThey had ...... 0 0 0 2 their share of the play, kept hust­ Weddell ...... The Hon. Herbert Anscomb, Minister of Talbot ...... 0 0 0 2 DISCOVERY OF A CERTAIN ling all the time, never — ...... 0 0 0 0 typo of tick in Summerland has stopped trying though by nau- Munson ...... Finance, will address the meeting. time the outcome was as plain as E. Rnmpone ...... 2 0 0 2 Howdy Podner... aroused Interest of Dominion Ento­ Eldon ...... 0 0 0 0 - ★ ★ mological laboratory officers at a dropped egg on a plate of hash. 0 While every one admitted tne Ball ...... 4 2 1 Kamloops where nil insects that af­ Ahrens ...... 0 0 0 0 'foday’s “Courier Day” (Tlmrsday’.s another) and like most fect livestock and man are under Tigers wore rolling along like a BE SURE TO ATTEND ! wartime assembly lino. Bruins were Stewart ...... 2 2 0 2 folks yer seltin' home:ne readin’ th'th’ paper and _ ^ “kcepm po.sted study. This newly-discovered tick differs from the well-known hard fumbling passes, laying 24 7 5 10 as it were on what people are doin’ and sellin'. ticks, such as those which attack down wide and inissing the net by man, cattle and horses in the early Score by periods: I'm just a-hustin’ to tell you all about the big (and it is BIG, ^^Result of .Friday night’s tilt Vernon ...... G 0 4 0—22 spring, swelling with blood for per­ Kelowna ...... 2 2 1 2 - - 7 even bigger than some o’ those big full moons we get here in iods of a weeic week or more, min thatmui leaves Kelowna suustill all-square members of its group with pniloops Royal Klippcr^^ ® b ? Ritchie the Okanagan). second spot, both with 18 potets. By Ritchie 3 5 in habit and require no more than By Catchpole an hour or so to feed on their While Klippers finished their By Hammond ...... 5, 3 3 6—17 schedule last week, Kelowna will Officials: A. Cioncone, Kelowna; N otice have a last chance Tuesday night to pull into the second station B. Saunders. Vernon. when they meet Armstrong Eagles PLAYER AWARD here. ^ , Crucial Game Tuesday More About MAY BE MADE Last week, Armstrong’s 13-9 win over Salmon Arm at Armstrong HOSPITAL If you want good used furniture at reasonable prices visit earned the Eagles a fourth-place tie Crowe's Auction rooms on Leon Ave. Wo have received from Kelowna Stampede THIS SUNDAY with Salmon, Arm. This last play­ INSURANCE Richter S t, Cawston Ave., Pendozi St., Abbott St., and from other off berth should be decided once and for all when Armstrong ful- sources some of really fine quality and will sell privately all this .Kf yon can make it atall be thar ! Do yer derndest becuz it’s Selection of the Red Soxer who ana lur at will receive the Frank Keevil Tro- fills their postponed engagement at (From Page 1, Col. 8) week: goin’ to be a bang-up, knock ’em flyin’, rootin’, tootm wowossal phy — the most valuable player Salmon Arm. nieht show fer yer money ! award — is expected to be made Game time here f„. signified their willingness to co­ 2 Dining Room Suites—1x8 piece; 1x9 piece. this week. will be 9 o’clock. Brmns are ex operate in registering their em­ 1 Dining Table, oval, dark oak. This K ELO W N A STAM PED E has really got to be something The three-man committee in pected to go ah out to ployees and in handling the busi­ . . . mindja it ain’t as big as that thar Calgary Stampede but charge of naming the player is to save going through a * ® ” ness of payroll deduction payments. 1 China Cabinet. meeting Tuesday, but its selection er senes to settle the runner up Register by Districts it’s growin’ to sech a size now that it compares favorably 1 Buffett. — (These are outstanding pieces.) may not be made public until the post. 'Registration of the general pub- as some folks sez. ' trophy is awarded in a public cere­ If positions are settled by tomor 1 Chesterfield Suite, wine—really new. row night, Playoff^start^on __ ic will begin shortly thereafter mony. Oliver is tentatively sched­ and will be conducted by districts. 2 other Chesterfield Suites, fine value. Thar’s two big days of it . . uled to play an exhibition baseball day between first and third and The first areas to receive a house­ game here Sunday arid the award holder type of form will be those All sizes in Beds and Cots. may be made then. of Vancouver, New , Westminster Several Vanities and Chests of Drawers. and Vancouver Island. Registration 1 Real Antique Graridfather’s Clock (by Walsh). Septem lier 6 and 7 SOFTBALL HEADS forms will subsequently be mailed CYCLE SHOP HAS to the remaining districts through­ 2 Washing Machines, ^ . out the province. 1 Blue Groimd and Floral Dinner Service. that's a Monday and a Tuesday HOPING TO LAND “The householder type of regis- NEW PREMISES tratioii forni is to be completed by 1 All-Enamel Stove (Wingham)—large size. T h e r e ’s $2,250 Dollars in GUARANTEED PRIZE MONEY those who have not already re^s- 2 Enamel Stoves—very good one. Parade ! Midway ! Dances each night ! Fun fer all ! In keeping with the steady: MONEY BACKING tered under, the payroll deduction method. It will be accompanied by. 6 Kitchen Ranges, reconditioned—very reasonable. \ growth of Lawrence Avenue, the p.S.— It’s under the auspices of the B.P.O. Elks No. 52. They Kelowna Cycle Repair Shop has a postage prepaid envelope, togeth­ Bud Fraser, who last week com­ er with an iristruction sheet, on 4 good Canning or Camp Stoves—cheap. do a lot of wonderful work and sure would like everyone to recently built a new modem store pleted arrangements in Vancouver and occupancy was made last which will appear a list of local 2 Kitchen Suites. ■ cum. for the holding here on Sept. 4, 5 hospital insurance, service offices, week. . . and 6, of the B.C. finals, in semor which are being set up throughout 3 Dinette Suites. Yores, trooly, Ernie Mason and Mike Acht- B meii’s iand junior hoys’ softball, ZEKE. I zener are co - proprietors _ a ^ advised upon his returii to Kelow- the province. . 1 Mason & Risch Piano—beautiful tone. ' w th Kelowna l>eing^ ^ xrna Friday that all that would be . Choose Nearest Office 1 Walnut Bedroom Suite. town of some magnitude, Kelowna „ taken care of now “After-.completing the form, per­ 1 Bleached Maple Suite Cycle Repair .found it were finances and some iSr. other de sons will' select'from this list the increase the size of their store. This offlde nearest to them with which Rugs, Doors, Barrels, Wood and Steel Heaters, Occasional eriables them to display bicycles to meeting of local officials is they w^h to transact ho^i- Chaim'and lots of odtoents. Come and see what we have. — greater advantage and afords them tal insurance service business, The necessary space required in the re­ expected to be held shortly to dis­ There’s always a bargain at Crowe’s . , cuss the completed arrangements. envelope may then be filled in pairing of himdreds of bicycles with the name of the town chosen yearly. Fraser hopes some sort of financial and mailed without delay. Located next door is the insur­ backing can be drummed up to “Registration is compulsory for LEGION MEMORIAL HALL ance office of Reekie and McLeod tatrp care of the heavy expenses CROWE’S AUCTION ROOMS all persons in British Columbia. In­ and. together - with the Kelowna that will be Incurred bringing two dividuals should only register once, Phone 921; Res. 653-L. 229 LEON AVE. O c le Shop, with modem fronts teams from the coast, either with their^ employer on a and new signs, this makes a most ———- . r>f the lilv payroll deduction bisfa or by using Bring in your surplus to our Saturday sales—It will pay you , . attractive addition to Lamence (Jarlic is a member of the hly the householder type of form. Sub­ Avenue. family. scribers to “approved” plans, mem­ bers of the Christian Science MEETING Church and those living in areas F. W CROWE - AUCTIONEER where provision of general hospital service is not practical at the pre­ sent time, must also register wen SUCCESS though they may be exempted. Fees Paid “Persons in receipt of social as­ t o sistance such as old age pensioners and recipients of mothers’ aUow- on‘“• behalfh LSStwIte of a wife o? or tihlr other depen D? ^ individual 'out that appU- at- '< 'V' ances will also be required to re­ KELOWNA CYCLE REPAIR gister, blit will have their fees paid dents. „ , A cation takes only a matter of a few for them by the Provincial Govern­ Bine Cross Quits minutes, the hospital insurance ON THE OPENING O F THEIR NEW BUILDING ment. ' . “As announced earlier, very few ggyyjge jg faced with the tremen- “Members of the permanent arm­ association or company plans had^ous task of classifying over 1,000,- ON LAWRENCE AVENUE ed forces and persons individuaUy been approved by the govemment.ooo applications and issuing hospl- entitled to complete hospital Subscribers to private plans, unlessjai insurance cards by the time the W e are pleased to have been the contractor. imder other official plans may to already notified, may now assume plan comes Into operation on Jan- exempted; provided general hospi­ they will be required to contribute uary 1949. G. BRIESE tal care is equivalent to that af- to the government plan. Blue Cross GENERAL CONTRACTOR ...t ’ Kelowna, B.C. au 0 9 0

GOOD LUCK TC THE — KU.0WNA CYCLE REPAIR WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR

YOUR NEW SHOP ON LAWRENCE AVENUE IS A1 IN EVERY WAY. N ew B uilding C. H. TAYLOR “Signs of Distinction” Oil Lawrence Ave. Phone 1019 Kelowna ’ Archij;ect’s Drawing of the New Legion Memorial Hall CALL IN AND SEE US

★ ★ DID YOU KNOW . . ? That the KELO W N A C YCLE R E P A IR SHChilliwack twcnir'^ve cent*. II >Burnaby wiU (xmudete. »dd tw * o fy -6 * * c « n u fo r l>oofc*«*1>* PERSONALS Welcome to Kelowna! orchard with or witi out buildings, foir ebaftfe. . FUR STORAGE “RENT A DIKE- close to town. Cash deal. Reply Box 874, Kelowna Courier.______OUTSTANDING BUSINESS OP- 2 LOTS 50 X 180 WITH TOUR Store your Furs at MANDEL’S! by hour, day or week. It’s great sport POUTUNUY—Realize 20 per cent room bungalow, 2 bedrooms, liv- HELP WANTED Only 2% of valuaUon for olor^gc CAMPBELL’S BICYCLE SHOP dividend annually with ample op­ ingroom and kitchen, front and Leon & Ellis St. Ptionc 107. 80-tfc YOUNG GIRl. TO CARE TOR and insurance. Flat storage rate. FO R SA LE ^ portunity for a substantial increase back porch, fruit trees, raspberries chUd 3 years. In my honw during $2.00 per coat; Cloth coats fl.OO plus ^ W S - S A W S - GUMMING AND (Miscellaneous) on the purchase of this new rental and strawberries, woodshed. Im­ packing season. Write Box 880, cleaning charge. MandcTs, 518 Ber­ filing done to all types of saws. project. Well located half inllo from mediate possession. Price .... $4,200 Courier, giving name and address or nard Ave. All work guaranteed. For best re­ SPEEDBOAT—ALMOST NEW li­ the City of Kelowna. For a few phone number.______sults SCO Johnson at 764 Cawslon f t Peterborough boot with 12 h.p. days only reduced price .... $20,000 10 ACRE FARM SITUATED FIVE HAVE IT DONE NOW! Johnson outboard. Cheap at $300. miles from town. All In vegetables WANTED—EXPERIENCED COOK — CHIMNEYS 7- Ave.______Box 077, Kelowna Courier 14-5-1-p FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW on im­ and cover crop. All under irriga­ and waitress. Apply Orchard Cafe. — STOVES — AROUND THE WORLD proved lot with lawns, shade trees, tion. Couple of fruit trees. Build­ Oliver, D C . ______— FURNACES — FOR SALE—1 CLETRAC CRAWL- in best residential district. ings fair. Special price ...... $3,000. Cleaned and repaired thoroughlyi Yes, send flowers cnywhere. Suit­ er Tractor, AGHL, ll-ft tractor able always. Appreiated. We spe­ Price ...... $0,300 RESIDENT SUBSCRIPTION Sales NO MESS! disk. lanacaon Anglcdozcr to fit Tenus. 13 ACRE FARM, (300D HOUSE, representative wanted for Kelowna Mac’s Chimney Sweeping Semico cialize in floral dcsiffis for weddings, model AGHL. Write RH. No. 1. funerals, etc. Phont 88. RICHTER fctlx miles from town, in alfalfa and District to start after S^tem- Phone IM.______Box 47, ICclowna, B.C. 14 5-3-c LARGE TEN-ROOM HOUSE very $5,250 — 5 acre farm at Rutland, in ber 1st. Good opportunity. Salary GREENHOUSES.______63-ttc y et ‘ I WANT TO KNOW I THREE-PIECE WALNUT BKD- close to busln(?33 section ond school. fair house, good welh lights In and commission. Reply stating age, ENROL NOWl Ideal for renting rooms, potential $4,200 — 2 acres, raspberries and previous experience. References. Does anyone in Kelowna rnmufac- room aulte, 3-pIeco chesterfield WRITE! WIRE! PHONE! suite, cream enamel Fawcett kit­ revenue $100.00 a month plus own­ strawberries, pasture, reduced to Box 879, Kelowna Courier. 4-3c turo upholstered furniture. Chester­ "The O X . Valley Hairdressing er’s quarters. Beautiful grounds $2,600 — 10 acre farm just outside fields, chairs, etc? chen range, oil circulating heater, town, new modem 7 room house, l a d y a s COMPANION, PEW School. Kelowna, B.C.. Government kitchen table and chairs. Singer with fruit trees. pair and recover these things I YW approvc4 Registered Teachers, lat­ 5 acres in fruit trees $12,000. weeks. Clean, quiet, im n-s^ker. hot! Wo do! "Buy direct from the sewing machine and other items. Full price ...... $8,000 est equipment; 453 Lawrence Ave., Some terms. Room and board, few light duUM, manufacturer and save J Glen Finlay, Box 229, R.R. No. 1, 5 ROOM HOUSE CONSISTING OF for partly crippled lady. Apply llWl Phono 414. 77-tlc Kelowna (Reid’s Comer) 14 5-1-p Okanagan Upholstering Co., 240 30-ACRE ORCHARD. SOLIDLY three bedrooms, llvingroom and Knox Crescent______liE Lawrence Ave. (upstairs PLASTER AND STUCCO, PUTTY kitchen, built in cupboards, elec­ Scott's). Phone 819. 8J-tic 12 RICKS GREEN CUT PINE — planted to peaches, cherries. Red AN OPENING WITH AN OPPOR- coat, sand finish, interior and eX'- (dry) 20 Inch $4.00 per rick at Delicious, Delicious, Macintosh, Jo­ tric ll^ t a and water. Stuccoedf TUNITY for a neat appearing in­ TRACrrOR WORK — PLOWHIG, terior stucco. Sldewalki cement stump. Phono 257R, C. R. Reid, nathans, WlneSaps, Pears. Average Now garage, painted. Fruit trees— telligent man willing to work to In­ discing and excavating.’J. W. Bca- floors, etc. Suggestions and estima­ Okanagan Mission.______14 5-2-p crop 15,000 to 17,000 loose. Six- 2 cherries, 3 peaches, one apricot, crease earnings, selling the worlds ford, 949 Stockwcll Ave. Phono tes free. Please write or call J^<* room modern house, with beautiful grapes, plums. Cement walks. This Fenwick, Okanagan Mission. 74-Tfc AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL is a real buy. $3,700. Terms possible. DID YOU KNOW most popular product directly to the 105-4L.______view location. Four-room cottage home. Yearly Income very g ^ e r- pups. Dogs $15.00, females $10.00. for help, garage. Full price $30,000. ous. Apply Box 883, Kelowna COsoyoos, B.C. chen. Price ...... $7,350.00 FAMILY. ______^ 5-1-p MASONRY CONTRACTORS—F i l ­ for lady teacher in or near Kelow­ press complete with cabinet; 1 2-4Tp tering, stucco, cement and brick na by September, please phone Yeager planer hnd motor, 1 hornet LARGE HOUSE ON PENDOZI “The Milky Way' work. Orsl & Sons, 572 G lenw (^ 278-Ll. 4-lc power saw; 1 circular saw 26” to FOR SALE — SIX MILLION FEET with main floor consisting of liv­ WE WISH TO THANK OUR many 13 ______timber — fir, spruce, cedar, white ing room, dining room, large ki> (Across From the Scout Hall, Bernard Avenue) friends for their kindness and deep Ave. Phone 494-L. 34”; 1 electric grinder and motor. Paints and varnishes, hardwoods, pine. One thousand heavy duty Chen, two bedrooms, bathroom and sympathy to us in our bereavement, BTRF.T.TNr «r MAIL ORDER YOUR ATTENTION, PLEASE ! cedar poles, Eighteen miles north utility room and basement consist­ in the passing of our beloved hus­ Unfurnished house wanted immedi­ etc. Loggers supplies. NAILS, all FINISHING DEPARTMENT sizes. Apply 1433 Ellis St. 4-2p of Lum.byi Trinity Valley Road. ing of seven rooms and bath. The band and brother. We wish especial­ Any roll of 6 or 8 exposures printed ately, 4 to 5 rooms. Permanent. Rice Br()s., Lumby, B.C. 93-6T-P furnace has an air conditioner. ly to thank Dr. W. ,J. 29c Please phone 472-Rl. 2-9c REMINGTON NOISELESS TYPE­ There is a garage and. the lawns, Ven. Archdeacon D. S. Catchpole 12 reprints and enlargement, 40c WRITER—all “Cap” standard type­ FOR SALE—NEW 8 ROOM modern flowers, walks and_ fences are all. and everyone who sent flowers and ^ $50 $50 and return postage 3c. URGENTLY WANTED—House by writer in good condition. Price home, cabinet kitchen, bath, hot and in exciellent condition. other expressions of sympathy. MAIL ORDER ONLY $62.50, worth $90. Gordon D. Her­ cold running water, situated on 1 Price ...... $18,000.00 A —JOSEPHINE W ALTl^S.^a^ responsible party. Permanent. By b r o t h e r JACK. Reprints 4c each P.O. Box 1556 September 1st. Will pay up to $50 bert, Typewriter agent. Room 3, Ca- acre land, some young fruit trees, ^ 62-Ttfc sorso Block, Kelowna. 4-3c raspberies, strawberries, balance in ATTRACmVE STORY AND A 5-lp month. Reply immediately to Box half house with two bedrooms up- 859, Kelowna Courier._____ 96-7p lawn and garden. Lovely location WATER — WATER — WATER — near bus lines, schools, stores and stairs and one down, combinalion COMING EVENTS for Water—Domestic and Commer­ STANWYN BOSTON church. Garage and chicken house living and dining room and large cial—-See "Okanagan Well DrUlCTS. CARS AND TRUCKS . — KENNELS — with 20 chickens. Also 1937 light kitchen with built-in cupboards. WILSON LANDING BEACH ! Weal .Phone 1000. 77*tfc 250'7 41st St., Vernon, B.C. There is a cooler built into the ANNOUNCEMENT delivery Ford in A1. condition. Will spot for picnics and holidays. F i ­ 1939 SPECIAL DELUXE DODGE take later model car in,trade. Apply back porch. Price ...... $5,500.00 R E ■ . ■ ■ ■ „ nished cottages at reasonable rates. HAVE THAT OLD WASHER re- sedan. Heater, green leather, uphol­ Registered Boston puppies, 3 clnditioned like newj. also wringer C. K. Humm, Rutland town or Box Phone 15-R2. Mrs. G. C. Browse^ stery, all new rubber, new paint. months old, champion stock. Well 603, Kelowna, B.C. Immediate pos­ REDUCED TOR QUICK SALE — rollers for all types of washers.^ See Very reasonably priced. 640 Cam­ marked. Reasonable. Mrs. Maxwell 4 room house just completed, in Pete’s Washer Service. Phone 1135. session. 3-3p 88-tfc bridge Ave. . 4-2p Phone 61, Vernon. 4-2p very choice location with "bearing Exhiftition Teniiis id jit e d brotherhood of Cm - fruit trees. Living room has fire­ penters and Joiners Local 1370 WASHING MACHINES and VAC­ OKANAGAN INVESTMENTS Ltd. place and hardwood floor—^kitchen Due to his participation in a Junior Tournament at the meets in the Orange Hall every_Rrst CARS FOR SALE PLANER with nook—utility room containing and third Tuesday of the m o i^ at UUM cleaners serviced and repaired. 3 sided. Complete with shiplap and Phone 332 Phone 98 Coast, We pick up and deliver. All repairs furnace—garage with cement floor. 8.00 pm. ______OKANAGAN MOTOR SALES flooring heads and belts ready for Price ...... $8,000.00 cash only. Pete’s Washer Service. operation. Cash price $1,100.00. The A VERY A'TTRACTIVE BUNGA­ LORNE MAIN, Phone 1135. 88-tfc LOW FOR SALE CARRUTHERS & MEIKLE LTD. PERSONAL ___ ■» ' ' . ■ — TERMS and TRADES — Enderby Lumber Co. Ltd., Box 33, Situated in one of the prettiest lo­ 364 Bernard Ave. Kelowna; B.C Canadian Junior Champion, r u p t u r e d ?—SPRING, ELASTIC ‘Enderby, B.C., Phone 55. 4-3c FOR “RELIABLE AUTOMOBILES” . cations in town on one of 'toe best Will be unable to attend , . or belt trusses are available at P. OKANAGAN MOTOR SALES GUNS BOUGHT AND SOLD —See avenues; toe setting of this bun­ Okanagan Motor S^es ; B. WilUts & Co., Ltd. Private fitting 242 Lawrence Ave. Treadgold*s Sporting Goods for best galow leaves nothing to be desir^. PERSONAL However, the colorful and capable— ■ ^ ■ 90-tiC room and adequate stixfiss. 52-ttc “ Reliable Automobiles” buys in Valley. 30-06 Rangers Rifles The house is new and well b u ilt,------bought. .22 ammunition and most containing: Livihgroom, two bed- JEAN S. DRH^-IN DINE IN Your CAR at rooms, kitchen and bathroom. Hard­ I’U be at the’ “WE’LL SHOP FOR YOU” _ “THE HUB DRIVE-IN” 242 Lawrence Ave. Kelowna metalics available. 4-tfc If you know w hat you want but nva Phones: 1110 and 1111 wood floors (oak) in the hall and, H.H.D. jimmy Bardsley — South Pendozi S t .— WHIZZER POWERED livingroom. Garage 14’ x 24’. V e ^ P.D.Q. too far away to And it jmurself, Open every night except Thursday. write to Select Shopping Service, WARRIOR MOTORBIKES reasonably priced for quick sale; T.F.S. ! Will Replace Lome and Engage FISH ’N CHIPS - DOUGHNUTS Four-cycle motor, 150 miles per -RUBE Dominion Bank Building, VancSeattle 10, Sacramento 4. turn of election expenses made to me by him on behalf of William reliable Photo Finishing Co. in B.C. close to Kelowna. Write Box 872, ber of good buildings, including a San Diego 3, Portland 2. stand: Capital Cigar Store, Spur­ The fastest service obtainable any­ ONE WEEiT w ATCH AND CLOCK five room house with running wa­ Andrew Cecil Bennett, one of toe candidates at the recent election of rier’^ Trench’s, Willits, Bro^s, Kelowna Courier. 2-4p repairs, also rar instrument re­ ter. This is real value at ....16,000.00, Sunday a meinber to serve in toe House of Commons of Canada held in the above Royal Anne, Ferry Coffee Shop, where. Films returned the same day Oakland 3, 12; San Francisco 5,T. mentioned electoral district, which said return is on file at my* office and received. We use only the highest SELLING YOUR TRUCK? pairs at Kelowna JeweUers on Pen- with $8,000.00 cash and the balance Los Angeles 6, 9; Hollywood 1, 3. westside Snack Bar, Eldorado Ah m dozi St.. 63-tfc on terms. may, on payment of a fee of twenty cents, be there inspected and extracts grade iiaper and chemicals. Devel­ Okanagan Motor Sales CAN get you Sacramento 6, 4; Seattle 2, 2. taken therefrom at any reasonable time during the six months next after and elsewhere. ______oping and printing any 8 exposure more for it. 242 Lawrence Ave. LOVEBIRDS AND CANARIES — FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW, JUST San Diego 7, 4; Portland 5, 6. the I4to day of August, 1948, being toe day upon which the said return WILL WINTER FOLLOW SIM­ roll Verichrome 30f post paid. De­ Phone 1110. 9°-^® Choice quality. Variety of colors veloping only super XX 15^, Veri- south of City Limits. Fifty-foot was furnished to me. ^ MER'S pattern? Order Fir ^ab Also all bird and goldfish supphes. well and good lot. Wood and coal Wood now. Available for City De­ chrome 10c. Reprints 4( each. En­ WANTED—PARTY TO INVEST 530 Bernard Ave. Phone 72. 38-T-tfc BRANDS ARE' Dated at Kelowna, B.C., this 14th day of August, 1948. close post office script, or coin. Why up to $10,000 in established business. shed. Price $2,850.00, with $2,000.00 CHARLES H, JACKSON, livery $5.00 per unit. Phone 313. cash balance as rent. Immediate Returning Officer, S. M. Simpson Ltd. 2-tfc accept second rate when first class Investment secured. Good returns WHY WAIT i week for your watch IMPORTANT! costs so little. MAIL ORDER ONLY. on investment. Apply Box 815, r e p a ir ? Get a 48-hour watch arid possession. f o r “QUIET EFFECTIVE” AD- l-9c lowna Courier. 85-tic clock repair service at KOQP'S FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW WITH SUMMARY OF RETURN OR ELECTION VERTISING try The Courier clas- JEWELLERY, 1467 EUis Street, l?'V'DI7'MClTr'Q '0 1 7 sifled or display. Courier ads pay. FUR REPAIRS, RESTYLING and NOTICES (near the bus depot) Headquarte^ bath complete on Coronation Ave. Buying or selling, its good business RELINING should be done now be­ Garage and concrete walks. House for Diamonds, Silverware, GIFTC newly decorated and the Venetian WILLIAM ANDREW CECIL BENNETT to use the Courier. Your mes^ge fore the busy fall season. For com­ INVITATION TO FOR ALL. Yl-tfc gets HOME ! 2-U plete satisfaction see E. Malfet at blinds are included in the price of No, of Kelowna Fur Craft. 549 Bernard BIDDERS PORTABLE 5 HIP. MOTOR. CAN $5,000.00. RECEIPTS AMOUNT Persons from FIRST IN KELOWNA, WE S’lTLL Ave. 98-9p be operated on either gas or ker­ • whom received ■ Sealed tenders, plainly marked as to FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW ON lead the way in value, quality, and content, and addressed to the un­ osene, See at Mid’s Used Car LiOt, Receipts, contributions, etc...... $7,602.21 3 workmanship. Wc serve the entire THE INVISIBLE MENDER Leon Ave. 5-lp Cadder Ave. Complete with bath Promised impaid contributions, etc. n i l dersigned, will be receitred up to and oak i3oor In living room. Elec­ Okanagan Valley! Old chairs and Protect your good clothes by hav­ 12:00 noon, August 25, 1948, for the I chesterfields rc-covercd, repaired, ing them invisibly repaired. Consult TWO BEDROOM SUITES. 7.445 tric water heater is included with Total ...... ^...... $7.602$1 3 landscaping of 100 houses at Pen­ the house. ..Price $6,300.00. Early remodeled. Made like new. There is Mrs. March at “Mandels”. 518 B ^ - ticton No. 2. Plot plan, specifica­ Bertram St. ' 5-lp No. p£ o n ly one OKANAGAN UPHOLS­ nard Ave. 85-tfc possession. TERING CO., upstairs at 242 Law­ tion and form of tender required n e w HAMPSHIRE and Rhode Is­ PAYMENTS AMOUNT persons paid may be obtained at the address land Red Pullets, 3 to 5 months ola. rence Ave. Phone 819. 2-tfc ORDER Your VENETIAN BLINDS JOHNSON & TAYLOR Candidate’s personal expenses ...... $ 505.85 shown below. Write for prices. George Game. Phone 84fi 270 Bernard Ave. You can teU a good horse a Postage ...... - ...... -...... 125.11 SERVICE DECORATORS — now from Me & Me. Mtasurem^ts J . U ADAMS, Triangle Hatchery, Armstrong, B.C. mile away." taken. Estimates given. No o b li^ - Telegrams ...... —...... r:...... -.... '...... , „ll-li ; “If it’s done with Paint we do it”. (Acting) Regional 91-tfc Petty Claims ...... -...... -...... PAINTING — p a p e r l^VNG^G lion. Enquire about our servicf* Construction Engineer . iPhone 44. 87-tic Hire of Premises ...... h e r b PEKRUL ROY STOLZ Office of Central Mortgage & 1946 DODGE COUPE. Excellent FOR SALE— ATTRACmVE terms Services ------...... -...... ' i 950-L „ Housing Corporation, condition. Phone I45-Y.______5-lp Modem stucco bungalow, fuU base­ Travelling expenses and hire of vehicles ...... 880.66 , ■ 78-tfc KELOWNA UPHOLSTERY 360 Homer Street, ment, furnace, 2 bedrooms, cabinet BRANDS Goods suppUed ...... - .....•• 3 1 7 ^ 18 ' ^ 247 Lawrence Ave. Vancouver, B. C. 1931 MODEL “A” FORD. Perfect kitchen. WeU located on South side are the Same ! LICENCED ELECTRICAL^XON- Recovering, repairing, remodeling. ginning condition, two new tires. $300.00 including insurance for comer lot. Full price ...... $7,350. QUALITY TELLS TRACTOR. IL\ROLD A. FOULDS. Select materials. Estimates given P R O P ER T Y ” T o tal...... W 0 5 $ 3 77 V Phone 934-X 58-tfc free. Phone 1142. 91-tf® quick sale. Glen Finlay, Box 229, FOR SALE — 6 ROOM BUNGA- FO R SA LE RR, 1, Reids Comer. 5-lp low on FuUer Avenue. Four bed­ DELAYED UNDISPUTED CLAIMS MOTOR BOA’TS and ROW’ BOATS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS — rooms, Uving room, kitchen and None This is a j>ositive and .permanent WILL TRADE SMALL FARM OF COUNTOY HOME, 4 ROOMS and FOR RENT bath. 2 acres. 7 miles from Kelowna, bathroom and laundry room, rinaU DISPUTED CLAIMS OJL BOAT HOUSE-----City . Park r^case from drinking without cost 5^ acres, 17 acres cleared, 14 of it in basement $2,500 cash, balance $23. or inconvenience. It is a personal alfalfa; 4-room (x>ttase, with sum­ close to school store and bus stop. CAPOZZI None ! Special Rates for Fishermen Nice lawn, trees and garden. Also per month. (’Tackle If desired) 83-tfc ind confidential service rendered mer kitchen and dairy adjoining, CASH GROCERY Dated at Kelowna. B.C., this 14to day of August, 1948. , by other alcoholics who have found and large bam. Good clay loam 2 room cabin, chick'—i house, gar­ age, domestic water t place. T PETER MURDOCH 279 Bernard Ave. D. C. FHXMOEE, ‘rt'edom throush Alcoholics Anony­ soil, for house and 2 acres in Rut­ PHONES : 346 and 38 Official Agent FOR ALL WASHING MACHINE land or Kelowna vicinity. Apply Matter, R.R. No. 2, South Kqlowna. 267 Bernard Ave. Phone 301 and pressure pump troubles mous. Write P.O, Box m Kelowna. 4-3p 5-lc H35. 8®-tfc 20-tfc Box 885, Kelowna Courier. 5-2p-4-c MONDAY, AUGUST !«. IMS THE KELOWNA COURIER PAG E SIX T. Smith of Vancouver la visiting In Kelowna for several days where she la a guest at the BRIOE-ELEa Royal Anne II old. DANGER SEASON » • • FOR BABIES S U R P R l ^ Mr. ond Mrs. F. Macklln of Sas­ Miss Betty Taylor, bride-elect of katoon, who are touring British Co­ Thl» Is tlac season for cntcrilia early September, was guest of hon­ lumbia and Alberla. were week­ which health and welfare depart­ or at a surprise miscellaneous end guesta at the home of Rev. and ment officials warn is the fourth shower given by Mrs. L. Guest and Mrs. D. Pcrlcy. Rose Avenue. ranking cause of death of children Mrs. II. Hill In the lUchtcr Street • • 4 under two years of age. home of Mrs. Guest. Mr. and Mfs. Charles Manner- In order to guard her baby The room was decorated with Ing ore spending a two week va­ aghast the disease which reaches flowers, silver bells and ribbon, cation In tho city visiting the lat­ its peak between August and Octo­ and tlic gifts were presented by ter’s mother, Mrs. A. Cathcr. ber each year, the mother Is urged three children, Joyce, Denny ond • • • to maintain sanitary conditions Joan Guest. about the home. The evening concluded with MLs M. Reilly of Calgary is a guest at tho Royal Anne hotel .for Dottles ond nipples and ull for­ games and singing. Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes of mula and feeding utensils should a week. ' r|mthtng ond giving repeated Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sharpe of Hospital, Is spending her holiday at Shaunavon, Sask., are guests at El­ • • • bo sterilized. home In Westbank with her moth­ lis Lodge for a short visit In Ke­ Infants should be given n clean sponge baths. Vancouver are guests at Ellis Dodge Mr. Harold Brown spent Tues­ Decrease food during warm wea­ for several days. er. Mrs. K. Stewart. lowna. day and Wednesday in Vernon. place In which to play. Avoid ex­ • • t • • • • • • cessive heat onhotdayaby limiting ther and increase fluids. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Held of Cal­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brunette re­ Mrs. Dick Johnstone was an in­ HEAVILY FOLIAGED formal ten hour hostess on Tues­ gary arc guests at the Royal Anno turned Wednesday from a trip to Tho mangostccn. an East Indian Hotel for a week. San Francisco. day afternoon to compliment her • • • • • 4 sister. Miss G. C. Stephen of Van­ fruit tree from 25 to 30 feet high, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. H. Broad and their couver, who Is spending a month's has dense dark green foliage and their two daughters of Shaunavon, son Robin, of Vancouver, are guests vacation in the city, and similarly looks somewhat like a rubber tree. Sask., are visiting In Kelowna at on Thursday afternoon when Miss of Mr, and Mrs. Rueben Archibald NO END OF VARIETY the home of Mr. Mitchell’s brother, for a short holiday. Stephen and Miss K. Bnrford, of St. George's School Mr. W. Mitchell, Vernon Road. • • • London, England, who Is visiting Experts estimate that it is pos­ sible to make 63.000.000.000.000.- • • • Mrs. Christian Hjorth of Vancou­ her brother and sister-in-law', Mr. VANCOUVER and Mrs. A. W. Barford, shared 000 different billiard shots on n Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bowen and ver spent Regatta week in Kelow­ standard table. ___ their son Bob have returned to na where she was a guest at Ellis honors. their homo in Sacramento. Calif., Lodge. following a short visit In Kelowna • • • RESIDENTIAL AND DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS where they were guests at Ellls Mr. W. Simmos of Chicago ar­ Lodge. rived In Kelowna Thursday for a GRADES 3 - 13 • * w short visit at the home of Mr. W. Mrs. A. Anderson of Calgary is Mitchell, Vernon Road. 0 guest for a week at the Royal Anne Hotel. Miss Jean Wilson of Vancouver * * * is spending a short holiday In Kc- Mr, John Harker, the Headmaster, is at present in Missiviiss Bunnyiauiiiijf Tuddenham arrived — lowna where she is a guest at the home by plane on Saturday follow- j Hotel, Kelowna, and may be reached by mail to 2774 North ing a two-week vacation In Van- , Street, Kelowna or telephone Kelowna 119-Rl. couver where she visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Seymour of 0 m m Vista, California, are guests at thef U 6'. ‘V ' f’, , .. .V ’ SAIADA Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Aubrey and Eldorado Arms for 10 days. their son Dennis returned to their • • • home in Vancouver on Friday, fol­ First United Church in Rutland lowing a four-week visit at the was the scene on Sunday afternoon OUR ESTIMATES ARE home of Mrs. E, Tuddenham, North of a triple baptismal ceremony, Street. when Rev. E. S. Fleming, great un­ Outstanding Quality • Dehetous Flavour T A X F R E E ! • • • cle of the principals, officiated at CUPID’S BOW BEADY—Thwarted 30 years ago in Poland by dis­ Mr, Austin Taylor Jr. of Van­ the christening of the three child­ approving parents, Dan Cupid had only two days to wait couver Is a guest at the Royal Anne ren of Mr. and Mrs. Oroville Quig­ finally bringing together Marla Baraniuk, 48, Polish DP, and her * Exterior Painting Hotel for several days. childhood sweetheart, Robert Yonezura. who came to Canada when Interior Decorating ♦ • • ley, Kelowna, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marla’s parents refused to sanction their proposed marriage. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Palmer and Miller, Peachland, and Mr. and Pictured above with waitress Florence Romanlca In Montreal re­ Paper Hanging their son, are visitors in Kelowna Mrs. Earl Pumphreji of Rutland. cently, Marla met her husband-to-be when the train arrived at for two weeks, where they are 0 0 0 Pouce Coupe near the Alberta-B.C. border. Shingle Staining guests at Eldorado Arms. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Qui^ey of Spray Painting 0 0 0 Rutland entertained at a family"re­ Master Michael Schmok return­ union party last week, in honor of Furniture Painting ed from the hospital Friday, fol­ Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Fleming of Sid­ and Mrs. Fraser Black, while the OftVEK IMF * By Expert Craftsmen lowing a successful appendectomy. ney, V.I., and their two sons, Billy serviteurs included Mary and Rena and Bruce. Out-of-town guests in­ W e d d i n g s Culos, Norma Hill, Wilma Wilson, Call us for your next decorating Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brown have cluded Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Newman Myrtle Powell, Beth Spall and problem. F R E E estimates returned from a short vacation in of Glenmore, and Mr. and Mrs. R. DEEBEBT—JOHNSON Wyne Valantine. Trail, and left on Saturday for a . Copeland of Kelowna. Out-of-town guests included Mr. glatlly given Vancouver, accompanied by their Church of the Immaculate Con­ and Mrs. William Deihert, Mr. and ception in Kelowna was the sceCe daughter. Miss Margo Brown. Mr. O. E. Church of Ottawa is a Mrs. A, Deihert, Mr. E. Deihert, guest a f the home of Sqdn.sadn Edn LUr and ana on Tuesday at 10 ajn. of a solemn Mr. L. Boechler, Mr. and Mrs. of PeachiwiS Nuptial Mass, uniting in marriage PAINTING & DECORATING Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Jones of Van­ Mrs. John F. XViggS Oi “vaLUiaim, r _ , , , riniiphtcr of James Carr and their son Gerald, of Kelowna couver are visiting, in Kelowna for Joan Elizaheth, eldest daughter of and Mrs. J . Frost, all of Vancou­ for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Johnson, Phone 905 Scott Bldg.. 242 Lawrence Ave. a week as guests at Eldorado Arms. ver. Mr. and Mrs. J. Keady_and and Vernon RoAd, and Leo Deihert, Mrs. George Hartley of Greenwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. , William Dei- p a ^ < e are and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Reece of ^______Hotel bert of Vancouver. Very Reverend Everett, Washington. for two weeks. W. B, McKenzie officiatea. For her going away suit, the of Vancouver, and Mr. Charles Per­ The Church was decorated with bride chose pale blue _ gabprdine, pgl^FSC TiO & rin of Penticton. Mr. and Mrs. L. Lefoy of Eng­ bouquets of snap dragons, and the with navy blue accessories. • • • land are guests at the Royal Anne altar was banked'With pastel shade Mr. and Mrs. Deihert left by car Mr. and Mrs. E. C. J. Byrd have for several days. ' , gladioli and maiden hair fern. for a honeymoon to points south, returned to their home in Vancou­ The bride, who entered the and on their return will reside in ^ t a r t l i n a ver following a visit of several church on the arm of her father, Vancouver. days in Kelowna as guests at El­ was gowned in bocaded ivory sat­ dorado Anns Hotel. OKANAGAN in designed en train, vdth' sweet­ FOREMAN—FLACK • • • heart neckline and lily - point Marriage Commissioner E. Ross Miss Bradshaw and Miss M. sleeves. Her veil was the tradi­ Oatman officiated at the ceremony Brown of Calgary are guests at the MON tional bridal tulle with orange in the Kelowna Registry Friday, Book Royal Anne Hotel for a* week. blossoms and she chose the groom’s July 30, at 2:30, uniting (Mrs.) Eliz­ Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Hughes, of gift, a string of pearls, as her omy abeth Flack and Leonard Foreman Mr. apd Mrs. Michael Cools of Tomby Kennels will have as their ornament. Red roses and white in marriage. Trail are guests in Kelowna for a guests during the B.C. Interior carnations forme^ her shower bou­ _ Miss Edna Dunn and Mrs. Hum­ week at Eldoiradb Arms, Keimel Club dog show Mr. and ...... •--# - ...... quet.- ■ ; phrey Blake acted as witnesses. Af­ Mrs. J . de B. Cowan and daughter Miss Sheila Johnson, as her sis­ ter a short honeymoon trip the Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Shier with of KaslO with their eight famous ter’s______bridesmaid, was gowned in couple will reside in Kelowna. their two daughters, Joanne and blue Danes, and Mrs. Jean ddaffodil affo ii yeUowyellow ■ organdy organdy, with a Lena, will be guests for three er of New Westminster with her tuUe headdress in the sasame shade. weeks at Eldorado Arms, before re­ equally famous dachshunds, She carried a colonial bouquet of Women’s Meetings turning to their home in Vancou­ pinKpink anaand whitewxiiic carnations. The Women’s meetings, for which 0° ver. * • • ' Mrs. Anne McClymont has re- „iaid of honor. Miss Patricia Mont turned. . ___ .*• . from----• ' Victoria where she gomery,______^____ wore_ ««a Ilaceama and tuUe . An en- no admission charge is made, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Cook of Cal­ attended summer school. Mrs. semble.with mauve headless. She may be advertised free of cost gary are guests at the Eldorado Ron McClymont and Ricky return-: carried a bouquet of white and red under this heading. Copy Arms for two weeks. ed this week to Prince Rupert after carnations. Little Gerald Carr, nnist be given Hie Courier spending the past six weeks with nephew of the bride, was train before 5 p.m. Tue^ays and 83-2C Mr. J . Trask of Vancouver has Mr. Hugh McDonald of Green Fridays. been a guest ..at Ellis Lodge for bearer. _ Gables. • • * several days. The groom was supported by his ♦ * * Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Davis enter­ brother, liilr. Ernest Deihert, while The monthly meeting of the Le­ Reverand E. S. Fleming, who has tained friends at an after-five par­ Mr. Leonard Boechler and Mir. Ter­ gion WA. wiU be held on Tuesday, been exchange minister at Rutland ty and dinner Wednesday, in honor ence Johnson acted as ushers. August 17 in the Legion Hall, 16^ United Church for the past month, of Mr. and Mrs. L. Venable, for­ Durinf^ the ceremony. Miss Mm- Ellis Street. left Wednesday with Mrs. Flem­ merly of Calcutta, India, and now visiting here from Ulino'is. garct Erickson sang “Ave Mana ing and their two sons, Billy and ■ * • * . assisted at the organ by Miss Bton- The Record Listening Group wiU Bruce, for Sidney, V.I. TVTiBic! Barbara WiUiamson return­ ica Gteisenger. While the wedding meet on-Monday, August 16, at the ed last week' from Victoria where party signed the register. Miss E ^ home of Miss S. Sutton, 1938 Mc- Miss Miriam Stewart, who is she is attending summer ischool. ickson sang, “On this Day, O Dougall lAve., when the program training in the Vancouver General Beautiful Mother.^' , y will consist of MacDowell’s Piano Mr. Colin Dunlop accompanied Following the ceremony a lunch­ Concerto No. 2 in 'D Minor, Opus by his nephew, Ernie Dunlop,_leff eon was held at “Willow Rrook 23, with Jesu San Roma and the by car via the Big Bend Highway Farm,” the home of the bnde s Boston symphony orchestra; an al­ for a trip to Greencourt, Alberta. bum of tenor arias performed by 6ETTHIS ■ .0 0 .0 parents. Mrs. Johnson and MrsiYXio Deihert Ferucchio Tagliavini; Vaughn Wil- TWigg Winnifred Tuckett and Miss received tnethe guests. Mrs.’ Johnson lianw Symphony No. 5 in D Major Nora Cousins are on . a fortnight’s wore a dress of brown floral jer- conducted by John BarbiroUi and vacation in Vancouver. matching brown sailor the HaUe symphony orchestra, and f i t f r ^ e d S v S lta T Mrs. also Williams’ Fantasia on a theme iS f SEllIR mAre you going mtkru the functional ‘middle- Mr. and hfrs. O. H. Sorgen have Deihert chose a dress of naivy blue of Thomas TaUis. music lo\^ age’ period peculiar to women (38-52 yrs.)? as their guests, Mr. and Mrs. and a m aking off the face ers are, cordially mvited to attend Does ti'ia make yon Buffer from hot flnahea, McMillan of Edmonton. hat. Both wore white carnations and may contact the secretary at A BONUS BOOK feel so n e no us. high-otning, tired? nien 685R1 for information. DO try LyiUa E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com­ and heather en corsage. Mrs. B CockrUl, who has been Mr James Carr of Vancouver, pound to relievo such aymptoma! Pinkham’a visiting at Roblin, Manitoba for the Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Schaeffer Send your LAUNDRIT Compound aim has what Doctors call a past year, has returnedturnea to tnethe_dis- ais- uncle’of the bride, proposed a toast stomachic tonic effect! is s ta v M c ^ to the couple to which the groom and their daughter have returned trict to reside. home ^ to their home in Vancouver follow­ V LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S present at the of 5 “ oponded in a fen well chosm. BOTH lor words. ing a 10-day visit in Kelowna and D R Y CLEANIHG Mrs. J. Ivens, Sr. Presiding at the urns were Mrs where they wete guests at Eldor- Hereron, ado Arms. and a box top from J . Davis and Bill Weir of Kim­ J. Keady, Miss Frances ------berley were visiting with Mrs._G, HERE! Post’s Bran Flakes G. Davis recently. CHOOSE ONE Of Mr. and Mrs.*A.*H. E. Seguss had The Best of Care, Faster Service This startling offer of as their guest Mr. Seguss’ mofher, these thrilling nov­ two full-length, best­ Mrs. A. E. Seguss of Ottawa, who els to be sent with has how gone on to Victoria. selling Bantam books , • • • ; your copy of "Mrs. for only 25^, is made to get Colin Warris has been holidaying Orchard City Laundry Mike". All compfefe at Okanagan Auto Court and had and unabridged* you to try Post’s Bran as his guests Mrs. E. Booth and Flakes. * Tvfigg Sonia Booth of Vancouver Phone 123 Our Driver Will Call with Noreen, and Madeline Mc- Enjoy their lusdous flavor, their Phail of Winnipeg, Man., for the Meet Me In St. louls tempting crisp texture. Feel the past two weeks.m- 0- 0 . benefits to your health from eat­ Prisoner of Zenda Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Hawkins ing this favorite “keep fit” cereal. had visiting themi Mrs. Mae Bred- : Long^ long Ago Get a package of Post’s B r^ din of Spokane, Wash. m Mr. and Mrs. Cugot Flakes from your grocer. Send the Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Poston and box top with three daughters, accompanied by .y 'A Rogue Malo 25{i in coin M/s. Poston’s mother, Mrs. Con­ land th e nelly, aU of Spokane, are staying Rood to Folly at Okanagan Auto Court while vis­ coupon, for j f iting Mr. and Mrs. ■ St. George i Nevada two exciting Baldwin. Mr. Poston is a brother m The Cold Journey Bantam . t.- j of Mrs. Baldwin. books. I /111 • • • 1 Mr. and Mrs. L. Hunter and two The Sign of Hie Rom daughters of Vancouver, who are A Product of on their annual vacation at the Treosure island Goncrol Foods Hussion, now have as guests Mrs. m Hunter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W''fp," 3 Hicks of Vancouver, who are en POST’S BRAN FLAKES route to Nova Scotia. BOX 152. ■0 -0 0 Fried chicken looks good and tastes even better. COBOURO. ONTARIO Mr. Tom Matthews of Oliver has taken up residence at Okanagan Chit chicken into serving pieces. X t*"* box top from Post’s Bran Fried Chicken Crush rice cereal Into fine crumbs 'm Flalua and 25^ in coin, for which please Auto Court while he is employed 3-pound chicken AT ALL ■ end XD8 “Mts. Make** and the bonus bpe^ in Kelowna. . and mix with seasonings. Dip chic­ 0 0 0 cups oven-popped rice cereal ken in egg which has been slight­ GkOCERY Mr. Arthur Kimmerly ‘ and Mr. tsp. salt ly beaten with water, then in (Writs osios of your boons book aewly) Fred Temp, Thcoma, Wash, have tsp. pepper crumbs. Brown on all sides In fat. Add water, cover and sinuher STORES been vacationing at the Mission for egg ■ J7cm»- the past two weeks. tbs. water about one hour or until tender. 0 0 0 tbs. fat Add top milk, cover €Uid cook about Mr. and Mrs. J . A. Huichliffe of cup water 15 minutes longer. -Pfovinco.- v.isr Anacortis. Wash, are visiting in cup top milk Yield: 5 servines. r SI, 194®. Is good ooty la Csosds. B-lt* this district -4 PAG E SEV EN t h e KELOWNA COURIER MONDAY, AUGUST IS. 1948 tcred by Dr. F. W. Jackson, deputy the road. A million ideal camping minister of health for Manitoba, as ANCIENTS USED CEME.NT spaces are in the tliick woodd. Tlie director of health insurance stud­ The Egyptians, Carthageniana VETS’ PROBLEMS country U rolling and rugged by ies. , and lioman-t used cement for build- W ill Hopc-Princeton Hwy turns- At one spot, near Mile 23, For mental health, the second ing. wild I hodiKlcndrons abounds. largest grant, $4,000,000. will bo di­ CORRECTED At Skagit bluffs, fourteen bears vided among the provinces and have been seen at one time near over a period of years will rise to t Veteran.? who stiJl liavc sufficient Be O pened in 1949? tlie garbage dump. We paraed a $7,0Skaha Lake Underway they work. They keep the public health workers. DELIVERY training course. r ~ I- I0d05'Tli-.f dumpsters, the shovels, tljethe ariiis,drills, Tliis Ls the cffcci of an amend­ IL L the llope-Princcton highway he oi)ened m lliat is trucks really rolling. ITie An- USEFUL EXTRACT ment to the Veterans Rehabilita­ W ilu> ntie<;tl()n wliich is aeitatino' all tho.se who arc in a po- derson company Is making a cons- The Juice of the crocus was'used CHINA WASH BASINS tion AciAct passcapassed aiat thein«-- recent.t-e-'t-- ses-— . , , * ,i w ■ ■ , • i-rt-wl Tin* neonle of thc Prince- cicntlous effort. We talked to nten by Roman women aa a hair dye. In sion of Parliament to help those sition tf) watch progress on the roa . j * . i e r who worked for thc outfit on the recent years it has been used In Comj)Ictc with chrome plat­ veterans whp started on a plan of particularly concerned with the apparent latK oi /yiasj^a highway. The bosses have making cordials and ns a coloring ed trim. for cakes. folind^thcy could not follow sue- '’’^^^^7!,tVunday!*Xug^^^^^^ a meeting of interested boards of ^ ^ c y h ^ c their SCOTT PLUMBING MUST DE DLACK ®“^;j^7''7mendmcnt is designed to trade was held in Princeton. About the only c-Jj tL^cS^pan/orS'atcs In Fort Wil- Tlio gondolas of Venice arc re­ WORKS mcct the particular needs of ccr- niceting was thc passing of a resolution urging greater speed jjnm—men working In the bush put quired by law to bo black. Beforo tnls law was enacted In 15C2 they 242 I-a .vrcncc Avc. tain deserving veterans, and Is j„ construction. Information was also given to the meeting re- in “ j-ai# over wore of many colors and often had S y bcc?„.or!;"i“ n " gardibg switch in contracts among the construct.on f.rms “ “„o’'rk'ng°.lx Photp above shows tho tangled- wreckage of the Swedlsfi ABA gold embroideries on thdr a'wn- Airlines Skymostor wlilcih collided with an R,A._F. Yorl^ plMO tngs. progrcr’lnTlk' "'’'tcsirb arrr ciTtoVofX thilliwack Progress, made an In the busln you ?inini“ ■ “tar.ninnThlrtv-nlno niui.qena'erspassengers andond crew—lower mainland Kelowna Courier, will be for hospital construction. TheLprogramme will be adminls- ed DVA allowances while taking an in tVif* standard 24-foot width, can interior get the dream I would like to use the mediim of under-graduate or post-graduate completed each working day. highway promised them for this your paper to express P“hlicly to course for not more than a total oi Anroximately 3B men are cm- vear the people of Kelowna the appre- SAWMILL Thursday,__ we saw IVY £«IIUAEmil rviitACi.-Ander- elation vr*of theV..W --- Aquatic Directors son Construction company fallers and all the many workers connect­ EQUIPMENT starting to clear the trees from the ed with the Regatta, for the won- BRONCHIAL ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRONCHITIS ?nd"Xr"fe\s anHu^plementary prelimin- right-of-way on a three and a half derful support which was given “Little Giant" Portable Sawmills grant paid him during such tram- ary mhng mile section east of mile 27. There the Regatta. with 3 siJ^es in carriages, “Little are about 14 miles of rugged coun- It was very heartening to see Giant” Edgers with 2 and 3 saw ^ e amendment also makes eli- ed the Paving of the sector from try, through which only a narrow the large crowds which braved the Relieved The Modem Oral Way with arrangment and the “Little gible for VLA consideration a vet- Sterling Creek bridge to Princeton, pilot road extends, between the rain to attend the Regatta and it Giant” Improved 4 sided ball Iran who has taken pre-university another link of the new Vancouver end of the road on the Princeton encouraged those who decided that bearing Planer complete with the show must go on, and who car­ a7a vI.eSS'w lfo £ ” o1; thla llnk. las. wack w » side and the end on the Hope side. heads, knives, belts and shaving The Anderson crew, contractors on ried through the programme in exhauster. taken a di^oma course or other finished on the new Sterling^ Creek spite of the greatest difficulties vocational training in agriculture, bridge. The concrete surfacing of the west side, were last week given IN STOCK AND READY TO a contract to build three and a half which have been experienced for This class of veteran is not requir­ the deck for this long structure re­ many years, if not in the entire his­ SHIP mains to be . built. miles of road east of their old con­ ed to pay back any allowances re­ tract. The remaining 10 or 11 miles tory of the Regatta. 'We believe We carry a complete line of ceived during training. By agreement between two or that this remarkable attendance Dodge Steel Split Pulleys, Steel the contracting firms, according w is still in the hands of the contrac­ preliminary announceirient, W. C. tors working on the east side. indicated an appreciation of the belt Lacing. Ball Bearings, Saws, Convicted of assault, Natalie the Regatta to Kelowna arid Power Units both Gasoline Arnett & Co. and the Anderson The Anderson company hasnas been value p " rt r When the If you are suffering the misery and Timms was given, suspended sen­ Construction_Cg^ the latter is tal> working for three summers and as ana a aesire w suyyu and Diesel; Truck Winches, Boo­ tence for three months upon pay- distress o f Bronchial Asthma or Chronic mers, Power Take-Offs and Steel ing over the building of ttoee nnd much of two winters as , W ^om^was Bronchitis, start tdking Lontigen “G ” Cable. Z e contrfS. “'"TLerw K ave. i’t“ Editor and Staff of the Kelowna today. Get real relief as so many have Your inquiries will receive ______n Cd. Courier done with this nationally known prompt attention. recently completed work on twen- on the other side—as evidenc- ^ Lontigen Dissolved O ra l Vaccine . . ty-six and a half miles of r o a i b?“ u?e^ it has been especially prepared to MACHINERY building on the link, and had t h ^ j^actors have not done as well. eninf and in the success of the Re- treat Bronchial Asthma and Chronic heavy equipment available for the .whether the fourteen miles can spuit amount of work I f h ^ w lr k This will m e ^ a be bridged and the whole road gatta and t ^ ^ Bronchitis due to infection o f the DEPOT LTD. spMd-up on .ho ovor-all conshue. froug;. UP S f g "ur“ DirooMrs and Iloo, I Sinuses and other ports of the upper 1029-39 Tenth Ave. West tion. _ thefhA encLofpnei of 1949 appears TOto a lay gure, by your many readers. - ______are already unimr map.g mind, problematical. respirqtpnfJroct.____ Calgary ------Alberta Negotiations Yours very truly, 4-4c way whereby Arnett- & Co. wiU For'nine miles out of Hope, the sublet further uncompleted work jjgg been given a prime coat W. F. ANDERSON, M.D. lANTIGEN LABORATOItlES LIMITED President, . x- on the 56 mile stretch for which before asphalting. The road is Kelowna Aquatic Association 12 Richmond St. East • Toronto 1 they were the successful bidders. gravelled with crushed mck for the It is reported that the - eastern eight miles, masquerader ia k e M > contractors have found mountain next two miles the sub­ •ilie horned toad is really a liz­ road building “hard going”, grade has been constructed. From LUMBER WANTED much more costly than they. had there on to Mile 23, headquarters ard. previously thought, and that for gj the Anderson construction crews 2 X 4and wider, 1 x 4 and wider, in rough this reason they had agreed 4° the road is passable. After that, changes in allocation. of contracts, abnost anything can happen—and fir, cedar, pine or hemlock. Lengths 8’ iand A . R . Colhy, district engineer for ^^gg longer. Millrun grade with culls out; Any the provincial department of P^- Skagit Bluffs lie works, states that the ban o f ^ 23-mile camp, about 80 men quantity, steady 'market assured — By cially closing the road^ttoeeTeare bouSed. About 50 are at 11-mile Over .. S ^ %. vs.. s? ago, has never been lifted. A lew .^^bere the company maintains most truck, rail or scow. adventurous drivers have_ TOV^ea ^ j. workshops. More men are at Cash on Delivery the_route “at their: own risk,” „bBtf—work => out of 23 mile this week as this is not a recommended proced­ the company swings into action on the VALLEY LUMBER YARDS LTD. ure, the engineer states. ^ ^ their hew contract. Meanwhile, C. C. Tanson. of Pen There appearis to be no lack of New Westminster, B.C. ticton, who owns a ‘ stoppuri v.4uipment. Power shovels, bull­ South end Pattullo Bridge. place” on the Hope link has-been dozers of all sizes and seemingly preparing for the opening of me endless fleet of trucks are busy. ■■ *M-3c road,road. tieHe iniormsinforms theloe Heraldxicia... that Skagit bluffs, a mile east of he keeps a supply of gasoline avail- j^|g 23, the road goes up to the ------^------——^ . 2300-foot______level " It is the most spec- • l • liev tacular section of the highway. A It is customary with our JXJCiaust 40-foot roadway has been hewed fiends to <*laim monopoly rights on out of solid rock. The cliff b e l ^ cociat reforms Actually all parties the road dfops off, almost stra i^ t , j . Britain and BARR & ANDERSON (I^O W N A ) LTD. down, 450 feet to the Skagit river, in Canada, apd m Years ago we clambered over the the Umted States tor that nmtter, PLUMBING - HEATING and SHEET METAL WORK narrow trail across thfc bluff with have been equally activ'i in bringing a party of ChiUiwack Board of ^ ledslation for act'/need social Globe Automatic Fire Extinguishing Apparatus T rad e people. Our hearts were in , our mouths. It seems safer now. .tman^. . . r • Fuel Oil Burning Equipment They are building big concrete re- Qq hack over iie history of the tabling-walls along the outer edge ,last 3U50 vyears ^ fs andana youyau will find . of the road. They are'stiU blastmg measure Y after measure passed • for- at the rock face. • the purpose of gi^rding the public so New Contract YEARS o f ENGINEERED PLUMBING and HEATING Further east, they are working mterest, pro^fangprotecting the _ helpless, on the grade. Our “four by four”— free health and hospitalisationhospitausation plans,plans^ Anywhere in the British Empire. a l ^ d of jeep—^plunged through in fact all the measures that are muck and water as we neared the lumped under the heading of socril PHONE 1039 1131 E L L IS ST. end of the contract road. Joe Dix­ on, foreman at Mile 23, took us security. across a rickety-looking bridge to You will find they have been the start of the new contract. brought in by Liberal governments. We went up the pilot road about two miles. People insist on trying Conservative governments and So­ to travel the road with their cars. cialist governments. How they do it, or why, is a mys­ Not all of them have been wise, tery. Streams pour over the road and there are no bridges. There nor worked oi^ well. But e a ^ are stumps, bog holes, sharp turns represents an effort to meet that piiricurl vouryour hair:hair. At one tMjint.point, condition Under which some of the the .road -was so rough we lo^ our people were suffering hardship. grip in the rear of the truck and found ourselves sprawled on the \ , It is a matter of stody 8 U M deck. advance, slow at times, The “tourists” incidentally, are a rapid at times, but pain in the neck as far as the con­ over green fields . . . the good smell of For Safe, Effective, Economical Control of tractors are concerned. People steadily moving forward Heat shimmering who insist on trying to drive in the direction of equal­ rain on warm earth . . . and of drying timothy and clover . . . through to Princeton are con­ ity of opportunity and APHIS AND stantly getting bogged down. Their pro'vision for the protec­ the barn a shadowy refuge from the sun . , . cars break down. They interrupt tion of the less fortunate work on the road. Aniierson’s are PEAR PSYLLA expected to pull, them out, let among us. Time now to be making arrangements for extra help, for har­ them through, fix up their cars. The Socialists have as The construction crew is a courte­ vesting and threshing crews . . . and money to finance operations ous crowd but they wish tourists good a claim as the other patties would do their visiting elsewhere. to participate in socril refom till the crop is sold. Money to meet this need is always available VIS-KO/ a rotenone in oif contact The road, when completed, will measures. But make no mistake: The be ever^hing that has been said of principle aim and object of the at the Royal Bank. Call on your nearest branch manager and sproy, en|oys on enviable reputation it. It will probably be no wider than the heavy t r ^ c which •will Socialist party is not reform, but, discuss your loan requirements with him. Ask him, too, about as an effective and economical control use it requires, however. social revolution—the end of the for aphis and pear psylla. It is not af­ The roadbed is wide and most of system of free enterpri^ free Farm Improvement Loans and how t h ^ can be used for the the turns and grades are easy. At opportunity and individualism, and benefit of the farm, the farmer and his family. fe c te d by weather conditions. , some points, falling rock litters the the substitution for it of a state highway, a situation that is likely to prevail every spring unless an bureaucracy with endless measures answer is found. Generally speak­ of controls eliminating the freedoms ing the Hope-Princeton road will we have enjoyed. oisniBuno STt O E CANADA make the Fraser Canyon road look ★ ★ THE 0 ¥ A A Associated Growers of B. C., Ltd.^ Ventea like a wagon traU- <• The Hope-Princeton country is a views of W. L. MlflfTfli'uli ere presented Grower's Supply Compemyr Ltd.# Kotowao tourists’ paradise and will remain tceeiW in thij newspaper under the sponsor’ KELOWNA BRANCH J. K. CAMPBELL, Manager so if the government doesn’t let it Aip of the BriiUh Cdumhta Pederatwn of become over-commercialized. Crys­ ‘Trade and Industry). F-5A tal-clear streams ripple alongside MONDAY. AUGUST' 16. 1M8 t h e KELOWNA COURIER PA G E EIG H T NO SALES TAX SQUADRON ORDBRS siiELYimeo u a m . WINFIELD LAD'S CITY HOSPITAL By MOVIE UaUl *h« became Queen. Vic­ Splath'Happy Boys, Girls A ll Set ON B.C DIGEST Major » . White. O.C. "IT Sqnadron toria never slept a nl^it away from DEATH MOURNED » Kecco B®«t. (BCD) DEFICIT NOW Kelowna, B.C. her mother# room and was not al­ For Junior Regatta, Sun., Aug. 22 Sales tax or no, British Colum­ QUICKIES lowed to converse alone wUh any TIjc death occurred on Tuesday, bia’s own magaiine, tho B.C. Di­ Last Order 17 This Order 10 Columbia’s 'The Return of Monte grown-up person. Aug. 3rd. in tho Kelowna General OVER $,9000 gest, win Btlll sell for an even 25 nth Aug., 1048 Tho follow-up show, "The Junior annual Regalia doingn-—la only 10 cents. 1.—HuUcs: Crlsto.” a now and #i>cct8cular ’ m a n y SrBC IE8 day# away—Sunday, August 22. Hospital after a eliort illness, of Ri­ Edward Small production starring Ilcgatla’'—when the local boys and Despite Increases in both hospi­ Publishers last week announced Orderly Officer for week ending TJicrc are more than 130 species girls have their fun emulating tho Committees have been holtUng chard, nlnc-ycar-old son of Mr. and a onc-cent drop In price to accom­ 21 Aug.. 1948—.SSM Meix-od, MNG, Louis Hayward and Barbara Brit­ o t trees In Canada. mcctlnga and a varied program of tal and Insurance rates, close stud­ ton, Is currently showing today Mrs. Ilcbcr MlUhclI. Winfield. ies of expenditures and a consis- modate tho calcs tax wiUiIn tho JC. events Is lined up. In former years established cost to readers. Orderly Sgt. for week ending 31 and tomorrow at the Empress The­ this Junior meet has had almost ns Dick completed tho school tenn tant effort to collect outstanding ac­ atre. at the Winfield elementary counts, rising coste continue to in­ Revamped in Its August issue, Aug., 1948—A.-Sgt. Hom. JF. much pull and tug with home and tho magazine will feature each Next for Duty—A.-Sgl. Cnrcw, P. Edmund Dantes (Hayward) Is visiting patrons ns the big water in apparent good health. Tbtee crease the hospital deficit, it vms weeks ago lie was admitted to hos­ reported at a joint meeting of the month a survey in word and pic­ 2. —Parades: revealed ng tho groat-nephew of pital where he underwent an oper­ ture of some specific area wlUiln (a) "B" Squadron will parade tho original Count of Monte CrUto N MOTOR SALES This year should be ifo exception, hospital board of directors and the and tho heir to tho fabulous Monte ation. He returned home but was medical staff of the hospital. Since the province. ’Tills month it Is the at tho Kelowna Armouries at 1030 l i m i t e d committee heads contend. Swim­ hours, 17 Aug. 1910. Crlsto estate But, before he can ming. diving, clown acts, water ski­ rc-admlttcd to hospital after a few the first of tho year, tho hospital Okanagan Valley. days. He leaves to mourn his pass­ Stepping along in tho modern NOTE: Change of Parade night claim Ills Inheritance, three finely- 242 Lawrence Avenue ing, greasy polo and watermelon has incurred a deficit in excess of to bo noted. 'Hils is only a tem­ drawn scoundrels (George Macrca- ing his parents, two sisters, Mar- $9,000. . , trend, tho new Digest will include events, war canoeing, rowing arc garct and Joan, and one broUicr, advertising specially designed to porary arrangement for this special dy, Ray Collins. Ludw’lg Donath) Bomo of tho attractions on lop. Dr. J. M. Ilcrshey. commissioner successfully sabotage his plans and Malcolm. A private funeral s c ^ ^ e of the insurance service, attended ndd color and appeal to tho maga­ parade. 194(> FORD Sl-n4AN—A BEAUTY One of tho popular highlights Is Day’s 3. —Training: have him banned In exllo to Dev­ the take-off on the Lady-of-Thc- was held from Funeral Home the meeting, and outlined details zine ns a whole. 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN with Rev. Mr. Pcrlcy officiating. of the provincial government s hos­ (a) Gunnery—All rdnks. il’s Island. Lakc show when the "Man-of-thc- 4. —Dress: . , Tho main action of tho film 19.19 HUDSON SEDAN Lake” is chosen from a group of Interment was in the Kelowna pital insurance scheme. Of partic­ Cemetery. 'The pallbearers wero ular interest to the board was the Battle Dress, Anklets and Web stems from Dante's clover escape, 1939 FORD SEDAN, RADIO, H EA TER parading oddly costumed candi­ Tom Duggan, Ross McDonagh, KIWANIS CLUB Belts (Black) will be worn by all his return to Franco and his oub- dates, . assurance that under the now plan R A D IO ,. John Laing and A. Scllcnxich. payment would be made on behair Bcqucnt bold plan for revenge. This 1939 BUICK SEDAN, HEATER Tlic 1948 Junior regatta will be PLANS UNIQUE D. M. DISNEY, Involves an Intricate bit of acting sponsored by three clubs this year, of the Insured patients on a basis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duggan and of actual cost. Including provis on for (D. WHITE) Major on tho part of Mr. Hayward, who tho now war canoe aggregation Officer Commanding. is seen on different occasions as 1949 FORD PICK UP joining forces with the Ogopogo family. Vancouver, are visiting rel­ for replacement and depredation STAGE SHOW “B" Sqdn 0 Recce Rcgt (BCD) atives in the district. While on a hunchbacked detective, a pious 1947 DIAMOND T., 2-TON Swimming Club and the Kelowna funds. missionary. Emperor Louis Napol­ Rowing Club. vacation they are staying at the Only Urgent Casco An unusual produltion will bo Blue Bird Auto Camp, Kelowna. this show tho most outstanding eon and a doddering bank clerk. 1946 FARGO, >^-TON Committee Heads 0 0 9 Tho commissioner emphasized staged by tho Kiwanls Club of Ke­ production ever to bo staged In the Miss Britton Is tho lovely Angelo 1939 INTERNATIONAL PICK U P Bob do Pfyffcr heads the Regatta that although there is an apparent lowna on August 20 and 27 at tho city. Dancers, singers, specialty fea­ Picard, early duped Into believing committee. Working on the pro­ Mrs. Calloway and daughter, Bet­ need for more hospital accommoda­ Aquatic Club for tho benefit of the tures, comic skits and tuneful mu­ Dantes a tlUcf but who soon learns 1938 PONTIAC SEDAN D ELIV E R Y gram are Jim Stewart, Gary Robin­ ty of Victoria, former residents of tion in most communities, this pro­ development of Osprey Children’s sic are featured In tho comedy otherwise ns ho presses homo his son and Wirmlc Vnlantlne. Ray Winfield, arc holidaying at Lake vince has a higher bed per capita Park. show. George Yochim is chairman romantic advances. Bostock is in charge of the man Shore Inn. ratio than almost any area on the Arrangements have been compr of tho production and co-workers • • « continent. Ho urged tho medical Icted for tho show and rehearsals CAR FOR YOU TO of the lake. Mr. and Mrs. Fricsen have as include Harry White, publicity; R. LET US SELL Y< Watcrmcllon and balloon races staff to hospitalize only those cas­ are now underway. Costumes, bril­ AUen, tickets; Harold Armcncau, J. J. Prior was fined $10 and rE BU YER S their guests their son Bill, Vancou­ es demanding the care of the in­ liant lighting effects, clover lines stage; BiU Davidson. Ross Donald­ costa In city police court August 0 IMMEDIA^ come under Belinda Taylor’s wing ver. and Miss E. Dricga. Vancou­ for being In a state of intoxication and John Kitson Is In charge o t the stitution. and dialogue feature the production son, reception; H. Guest, Aquatic; ver. Miss Dricga Is an artist ana Also, the public must realize the of “Fun for You.’’ In a public place. Phone 1111 life saving demonstrations. Curty is painting some local scenes dur­ Mai Chapin and Les Orscy, talent. Phone 1110 Jessop Is charged with getting the hospitals arc for treatment of the Tho Kiwanls Club hopes to make greasy pole laugh-provoker off. ing her vacation. acutely lU and not places of con- • • • .vcnlcncc, he said. A. ^hid^ of th • The committees are anxious to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gibbons situation had revealed that were it form a band for tho little water and family. Winnipeg, arc visiting show, and anyone Interested m possible to reduce the average per­ the former’s mother, Mrs. Gibbons. iod of hospitalization per case by playing may contact Mr, do P h i­ • • • MEAT'S gone VP ag ain fer. Practices will be held Mon­ ono day, tho effect over a year f r e e f r e e f r e e day and Thursday of next week at Leslie Cook, who was reported 111 would be that of providing an ad­ • • some time ago is improving slow­ ditional four hundred bed hospital the only thing that’s coming DOWN is rain THE BOOK OF HEALTH At Monday night’s committee ly but is still confined to bed in the in the province. meeting, a move to the veterans hospital, Victoria. Subject to Penalty The News Isn’t So Hot, in Fact name of thi; junior regatta to Oto- The department plans to «>n- nagan regatta was voted d o ^ . Garden Competition tinuc to inform the public *nlly Ways and means of boosting the H H. Evans has completed the regarding the benefits and o b li^ - causes, M bW crammed with bclp- collections at the annual junior re­ judging of the garden competiUM tions under the scheme through the irintoLTon^. Erins" rctiWlalncd by Ihousanda all gattas were discussed. sponsored by the Winfield press and radio, during the regis­ over the country. Contains special information on. Last year’s report showed that men’s Institute and convened by tration period of the next three although 1.500 or so attended, the the Agricultural Committee. weeks. It was pointed out that pre­ • W hat to Eat o Foods to Avoid voluntary collection arno^ted to The two age groups are 10 years sent members of the local insuj> slightly less than $150. The money and over with space of 100 square ance plan would be well advised World's Going • Rheumatics • Stomach Ills is used mainly for new equipment feet and the eight to nine year to keep their contracts in force^un- and travelling expenses. group with 50 square feet. til January 1, 1949, after which, m o Nerves e Headaches The children are ^warded points they will be required to participate Mr, Art Gordon, who is visiting on quality and variety, ai^ange- in the povincial scheme. 0 Asthma o Anemia in the city, was guest of honor at ment and succession, cultural care Cards will he issued to those m a stag party Friday evemng^gw^^ and cleanliness. good standing, and are to be pre- o Liver Trouble ® Kidneys by his 'brother, Mr. Entries and scores in the senior sented at th'e hospital at the time, group were: „ , _ or soon after ■ admittance as pos- the Dogs! Manhattan Drive 1st, Joanne Coxson, 85; 2nd, Ros- Bible. Anyone failinjg to comply alyn Palmer, 83; 3rd, Ernie Pow, with the act will not be rofused a ^ ALL 230 OF THEM ' - Ot the 3rd ABINUAL remedies at a REASONABLE PRICE. Next Wednesday is AUG­ 82; 4th, Ruby Teramura, 80; Keith mittance to the hospital, but-will ^ McCarthy, 78; Mona E d m u ^ 75; subject to the full amount of the UST 18th . . . and that Carol Johnson, 73; Keith KMaby, hospital charges, plus the amount ALL BREED CHAMPIONSHIP 71; Reine Dyson, 68; Jean Laing, of the premium, and whatever pen­ means another / 62; Bernard Ens, 62. _ alty is imposed by the authorities ^i*OU8 “M S S ^ S ‘rig“fat bJESt S ' b » v . b, The junior class: 1st, Glen Cox­ for failure to comply. send to the States or down E -t. WEDNESDAY son, 82; 2nd Howard Hillahy, 71, We carry over 300 different kinds of medicinal herbs as as 3rd, Ross Shearer, 69; Elame Bry­ The former Miss L, McKim Md SeciaR^compounded formulae that have proven to be NITE ant, 66; Eva Laing, 65; Joan Laing, Mr, P, Newton, who were married TONIGHT S v r ^ S Herbal Remedies have been used for generations. 65; Maria Ens, 62. . in«^ Wednesd^, were guests or DOG SHOW Mr. Evans reported an .improve­ honor Tuesday at a dinner given You c&n bo surG they sr© rGsUy cfiGctivc. - ment in the gardens o v e r^ st year S i l office, at 2900, PENDOZI and p * S but suggested that to assist in the by the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mre. (U N T IL 10 p.m.) a t THE EXHIBITION BUILDING, KELOWNA tjonw riTi’ tteaLiTH” or, i£ more convenient, just drop a A. McKim, at their Knox Mmmtein K f copy ^ be mailed to you. No cost or obU- judging in fairness to contestants, the gardens be confined to mther summer camp. ^ gation. flowers or vegetables and not a Engagaement ONLY 2000 COPIES AVAILABLE FOR FREE mixture of both. Also TO-MORROW, TUESDAY , • • • The engagement is annoimced ISSUE—SEND FOR YOURS TODAY Mr. and Mrs. P. waiiams have of Nancy, only daughter o fJJto . J . From 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. as their guests the latter’s sater W. Lemon and the late Arthur L. at the and brother-in-law Canon and Mrs. Lemon), lof Kelowna, and Hu im , H. P. Barratt, Vancouver, B.C. youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B . Powley, of Winfield. The wed­ AQUATIC Regatta visitors at the home of ding will take place at-794 Lawson P.O« Box 1493 Av6., on Saturday, August 28, at Office—2900 Pendozi Mr. and Mrs. J. Seaton w ^ e Miss Kelowna, B.C. If you haven’t attended one Bess Seaton, Vernon and E. Law- 2.00 o’clock. of these popular Supper ley. Oliver. ^ ^ ^ Dances yet you’ve really missed a most enjoyable eve­ Mrs. B. Ramsay left for Winm- peg last week where she visit Interior Lacrosse Association — Senior ning. ■ for a month with her sister and Summer is fleeting, you brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Duns- know, so how’s about mak­ ing up your party now . . . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Austin Fletcher, just phone 131 anytime be­ Fergus, Out., and four children, ar­ LACROSSE tween 11 a.m. and 9 p.ni. rived by car to visit their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Edmunds and and make your reservation. Mr and Mrs. Dave Edmund^ .They Unlike crowded coastal dan­ left for Vancouver and will qon- cing and dining spots, the tinue their journey home via the Tues., Aug. IT Aquatic is never too crowd­ United States.^ ^ ^ ed, the atmosphere is de­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoffman and lightful and it just can’t be family left by motor on' a ^ o beat. - weeks vacation trip to Biggar, Sas­ 9 .0 0 ^ “ katchewan, mid other praine That smooth rhythm of points. ^ , d u r i n g OUR g ig a n t ic CITY PARK BOX Dunaway’s Orchestra, a tas ty supper, a floor show, co H. M. Friesen, Hoirdian, ^ h . , is visiting his brother and sister-in- lored lights dancing on the law, Mr. and Mrs. B. Friescn. sparkling waters of Okana­ ARMSTRONG 4's KELOWNA gan Lake, ferry lights wink­ Miss Jean Barber returned from summer school in Victom mid is FUEL CLEARANCE ing in the dark . . . well it visiting friends in the district. “FASTEST GAME ON TWO FEET” all adds up to something nice. C. F . Smith, Grandview, Mam, — Help Sport with Your Patronage — has purchased a building site nert IT’S O N LY 2.50 per couple. to the Winfield Coffee Shop. He ADULTS, 50^ CHILDREN, TOURISTS WELCOME plans to erect a butcher shop ana lockers. . _ SALE

BUY BOOK TICKETS Buy Your Starts Tuesday, A ugust — On Sale — At All Dmg Stores IraONE 58 ABOUT SEATINO F ishin g NOW SHOWING WEDNESDAY ONLY 7 and 9.01 pJQCk Matinee Shows 1, 3.06, 5.12 Farmers! Look! — COME EARLY — T ack le Reddess PER L o v ^ ! RICK _ .Bold HERE! 16 INCH - Adventurer! t h r o w n i n LO O SE; per cu. ft. WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE PER t h e RICK Return oj THAT YOU CAN NOW PURCHASE SPRUCE SLABS is'nch ALL YOUR FISHING REQUIRE­ t h r o w n IN LOOSE j per CU. ft. iVtonic Cg51o MENTS RIGHT HERE AT THE FERRY SERVICE STATION. BARBWA _ FOR PICK UP ONLY FROM. HAYWARD-'BRITTON — Also Car Accessories ! — NOTE " No Deliveffies o u r Ma n h a t t a n y a r d macready noi CALL IN AND SEE OUR STOCK ! gjB #mtkS3l SSSiSiBT also “ n o B SMOKY RIVER For Further Information Call

la G B u a ssu ' SERENADE F h b t Se r v ic e St a r o n hk MWOB* Featuring JACK CHAMBERS also ___ _ HOOSIEB HOT SHOTS S. M. SIMPSON LTD. phonejh CARTOON and NEWS ^■ ITEND^MATINEE SHOWS— Right by the Ferry Wharf ! BUY BOOK TICKETS 1 — 3.06 — 5J2